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That Boquet. Our thanks aro'tendered for that heau< ok,. liful bouquet sent to as yesterday. ^ It i'*K<5ra' ' Terrier Found. Found ot large; a sky terrier. Uwnor can have tome by proving prhpe-ty and (?eying expenses. . Mince Is the brand of 4 tine artMo of ohCw?| in# tobacco ju?t opened at tbo Old Cor ner Store ofW. 0. Gerald. sm!. A Sweet Lemon* ? ?' X r. Sanders Wilis has placed upon our table a ouriosity in the shapo of a sweet lemon. It U the firet of the kind wo have seen. - Thanks. The oompositors of the Oazkttb of floe desire to return their thanks to Mr W. <?. Gerald for a substantial lunch tendered thora on Isst Monday morning. Oar Contemporary. .Our neighbor on the other street mado its appearanoe in a six eolnmn folio ' form, and exhibited muoh4aste in its msko~up. Camden has now two of the best papers in the State, and It is a source ot congratulation to tho people. mm ? Bad Road. The road from Vaugban's Mill to Shalor's Hill is reported to us as Ixing ib very bad condition. Our ihformant says it is dangerous to travol over Urn road with a loaded wagon. The attcn - tiou of the County Commissioners is respectfully called thereto, , '? lie Nchools. e "publish on our seventh pago an efeelUnt article on our publio school system, which we take frouo tho Fairtiold Nciob and Herald, Being a subjeot of great interest to everybody, wo oak a ! oareful prrufal of it. Wo ngreo with him y? toto, ^ A Ninety Days Respite. . Cant. Clarke o of the attorneys for Noil Blair, who was sootenoe at the last ?erm of tho ooourt to be hung on Fri day, 17th lost., (tomo*ow.) went over to Colt 38 Columbia on last Saturday to s?o Gov. Simpson in Blair's bohalf. The iroauli i was that tho Governor grafted a respite | of ninety days. ??, Anniversary of the K. of If. Tho first aoBlvfraary of DeKalb Mk* mm ??- *242> K o*:H, Will ooour on the 20tb inst. Thi. date falling on Sundaj, the lodge will celebrate the occasion I on Monday, when the members will par. ako of a collation at tl>e Lodge Itpom. n?ia Order is a mosbexcollont one, and re hope to soc it oontlouo to prosper Jo , Uur midst. fudge Loiter Address. I m'ie address delivered by Jud^o W. | >ito*r, boforo the Ladies' Mission CI I. Sooiety of the Methodiat Churoh, sssfdnsrs Bible," and the io ontire time,; ouslo on the occasion was grand. 1 ' V' oats thia foil 11 talk about the dry "*";!>boafi|vi what you javo made if It had rained^n i get up and bow a large oat * I jp.?ot have to buy fcere of good land > feed enough for for three or four i tuore thtuiott ,d, ?alo.' os to run an | in to Oolitn* b too, on fcSxt' fkre for the be good to Sjm -t wlH only be WmmM 0. it troupo in days Ibr Capta. Alien Bki>.J9urdell;jS for Kerahaw, ?a.-: f 'i. v r* i WM will moot .,...^'The?e gentle on bo of nuoh time of labor, served tho ity for tfo past two imarVb /'-? *' s>Tf?r?14 itwsSB iWfliff M4M-'?*? v4-' ^ iff' I 14* >0* mSmm^ nW ' ?. .7 :?* ?&Tr.*s?': BSfflBBE WtfyW1 jiw jnRi w " VMfllr,**ft W.fr ? J. XC'K r . . .Ms-; frjl ?Eggs 15 oent? a dozen. ?The cotton gins are busy. ?Look oa? for a oold snap. ?Small change i> very scarce. ?Broadway hats all-the go now. ?Colo's circus is heading this way. ?Pay your taxes as early uyou can. ?Indian Summer for the past two months. ?Cotton took a littlo rise in priod last week. ?Chickens are alarmingly aoaroe. So are eggs. ?Why can't Camden have a walking mat oh, too? -Ibere are thirteen cotton buyers in Camdeu. ?Pay yoar tax*s. The books oloae on the 81st instant. ?Mr. Qerald has built a nioe cotton shod in rear of bis store. ?Sheriff Dobv has had a doublo floor put down in Blair's cell. ?Rust-pro if se?d wheat can bo had at D. W. Jordan & Go's. ?And now we aro told, upon good authority, that negroos novor snecco. > ?Oysters not doing a great business thus far. Cause, woathor too warm. ?South GaroSina Railroad stock is bringing 69 per share in Charleston. ?Taxi* aro coming in slowly. A gi ?at many will have to pay tho penalty. ?A vory fino drovo of horses and mules was brought to town on last Sat* urduy. t } ?Subscribe for tbo KersiIaw Ga zette?tho largest county paper in tho Southern Staios. , ?Don't Bay "hardly ever." Tho la tort edition puts it, "seldom ever." Worse and worse. * ?Rev. Eugene Daniels, ot Momphis, will preaon at the Methodist Churoh, on next Sunday evening. ?Tho oxaroises of the Episcopal Sabbath 8ohool now oommenoes at 3) o'olook on Sunday afternoons. '. ' ?The prococdiog* of the Logislaturo will bo conoisely roportod in tho Ker shaw Gazmte, Subscribe now. ?Our merobants report their liencrt as unusually prompt in paying up their aooounts. This is a good sign. ?Another excursion to Charleston on th't 22nd inst. Faro for tbo round trip 82 60, good to return io 8 days. ?Have you ever .used Simmon's He* patio Compound for the oomplainta for j which it is recommended. Bee ad. ?The matrimonial market is showing lignB of improvement. We hear of ono ease to take ptuce in tho next twenty* four hours. ?Prayer meeting at tho Methodist j Ghuroh now oommenoea at 3J o'olook on Wednesday evening, instead of 4 o'olook. > ? ' , ?Baum Bros, havo rooently .fitted up their capacious storo with very beau, tiful fixtures, strong whioh are three ? very ohaudaUor*. ?The pea orop will be very abort this year. It is thought poas will com*, mand as high a price as $1.50 a bushel within the next six months. ?The beautiful littlo iron grey pony belonging to Mr. W. 0. Gerald, "shook off this mortal" on last Friday night, and ita carcass was buried on Magasine Hill. ?A fair trial is all that is needod to oonvlnoe the most aooptioal that Sim mon's Hepatio Sompound will do . all that is claimed tor it. ? ?Mosquitoes, fold thy weary wings and cross thy legs upon thy Woast?put ] up thy bills and horns and things, and sink into thy final test. ?Messrs. Brnsington & Nettles havo pUrohased the stand formerly oeoopiod by Capt. J. J. Msokay, and wilt use the building as a ware-room. ?Tho Brunwell People is-teeming with advsrtlsemente of sales to be made by the Sheriff of that county on the first Monday in November. ?Th(P. Steamer IAllinyton Jx?S JfeWP, hauled up to hor dock at the bridge. She will not be able to make her regu* lar trips for somo time. ?Rev. Mr. Willson will preaoh a Sunday school ftermon on next Sunday morning, whan a collection will be made for the benefit of the Sunday Sohool. ?The residence of Mr. J, T. Hay, on Lyttleton street, Is nearin/ ootupleu tion. When finished, this will be one of the tieitelt dwelling* around us. : . ?The State Fair oommanoea ia Gol umbia on the 11th of next November. Prepare to go younielf, and take your slaters snd your Cousins and your aunts. ?We have ordered a lot of "those lampion county hens," and when they irlve, our Mauds at Lynch wood will ippted, Kgga will be cheap here* ' ?Three thousand three hundred and twenty.eight columns of reading matter a year In the KiuarrAW Oazkttk for the trifling sum of Two Dalian. The but Investment yea can make. ?The Baptist Sunday School had Suite an interesting jneetlag on last unday afternoon, Short. Addresses were made by Messrs. 3. II. Goodale* T. A. Moore and J W. MoCurry. ?The Postmaster oomplslns that tfco Lancaster mail rider is generally three or four hours behind time in arriving here. Consequently it (a impossible to deliver the up oountry mail boforo next morning. 8orew loose somewhere. ?Mr, Rich informs us that after Mr; Jacobsen's petition to the town coon* ' Ing that no llocnse be granted to nor in the roomjnext to Mr. 3.0. is sent in, he purobased the himself. ? the atten the on j ? ? INTiBE BABMOKT PtUtVAILS. A County Cod vent Loo of U>6 Kerabaw D#tnocr?oy, called for the purpose of nominating a candidate to, fill the nnex pi rod term of ths late Dr. W. R. Ndioo, wm held at the Court Houso in Gamden, on Tuesday, the 14th inst. The Convention was celled to order bv W. D. Traotham, Esq., County Chairman. Upon motion of J. D. Dunlap, Esq., Gapt.. W. L. DePass was oalled to the chair and Messrs. J. E. Shawand J. W. MoCurry were requested to act as secre taries. >. Tbo roster of Glubs io the county was oalled, and the following delegations wore plaoed before the Convention : Liberty /Tiff?L 0 Thompson, A D Jodos.R B Patterson. Granny't Quarter?L L Glyburn, M P Kelly, J T Truesdoll, J R Trues dell, J W Truesdoll. Beaver Greek?V T Twiity, A H Perry. Flat Rock?J J Palmer, W D Kirk land, W J Young, J A Young, ?J T Cautbon, W H Patterson, T A Cauthon. Buffalo?S 0 Clyborn, J M Sowoll, W G Cato, John Sowell. Turkey Creek?J E Norwood, J E Shaw, J W Gardner, 8 T Gardner. Pine Dree?W P DuBose, John Mo Lean, B Campbell, jr. Antioch?R Brown, J B Spradley, Wiley Bradley, Buelah? G L Dixon, G W Moseloy, T W B Smith, Samuel West. Quick Step-John Burdell, J B Ham* mond, Wm. Burdell, T H Clarke, Baurn McLood, C Dinkins, W H Ward. Swift Greek?T J Anorum, A H Boykiu, T It Boykin.. Cnreton'uMiU?W A Bai'ey, 0 P Bowon, Floming Brown, S R Perry, Allen Sanders, Goorge Brown. Beaver Dam?J J Iluokaboo, J G Moore, A Rabon, J L Mioklo. Ebcnezer?J J Boll, H R McKain, J&mop Hays. ?? Camden-J D Dunlap, E 0 MoCroight, D L DoSauPsaro, W H Malono, J W. MoCurry, J T Nettles. ftirkwood? E B Cantey W E John son, J B CuretoD, W M Shannon jr. Hanging Rock?J V Welch, W A Addison, W R Bruce. ? Kirkley'tMiU?J 0 Horton, J F Kirklcy, D W Ogburn, R F Tompkins. Lynth.es Creek?N W Jonos Alox Brown, W S Smith.' I/ynchvoood?N A Bathuno, T & Gopoland, R A McGasCill, M K Yur brought D MoLaurin. . Okalona?J E Pearoo B J Humph ries, G B McCoy, ? Oakland?I F Holland, B.D Turner, B P Turner, G M Turner, W Holland, W M Barnes. Pine Qrove?L A Moore, H Trues dell, Z Truesdoll. . .. De Kalb?W L DePass,^Josoph Goodale, Isaac Young, D 0 Kirkley, J 3 Arrant?, T A Mooro, Mr, Palmer stated that one of the delegates from Flat Rook Glob was ab sent on aooount of sickness. A motion was made by Dr, D. L. DeSaussure that Flat Robk Glub be allowed to oast six votes by the five dolegutos from that blub. Adopted. Mr. Bethune stated that one of the delegates from Lynohwood Glub wm oa^t the number of votes to which it was entitled. The same request was made by Mr. j onus, of Lynohes Greek Club. Mr. Thompson moved to reconsidor the vote by which the Flat Rook delegation was allowed to oast the voto of. an ab sent member of the delegation. The vote being takon, Messrs. Clarke and DeSaussure wore appointed tellers. Fifty-two ayes; thirty?flvo nays; Motion adopted. v, Mr. 8hannon moved, as a substitute I to the original motion, that the chair men of such delegations as have absent mombers be allowed to veto by proxy for suoh absent mombors. Amendment by W. R. Bruce to. re strict theprivilege to tho first ballot. Gapt. Clarke moved to lay the whole matter on the (able. Adopted. The Chair stated that two delegations appeared firom Rook Hill. - Upon motion, a commit too of five; on credentials, was appointed to roport the delegations entltlod to seats on the tfoor of the convention. Messrs. W. A. Bailey, L.G. Thompson, Riohsrd Brown, J. D. Dunlap, A. H. Perry. The committee on oredentUls retired. On motion the convention took a re "WW bf twenty iflalnutes. The convention wait'fai led to order at-tho expiration of the recess, and ths roll was ealled. Mr. Bailey, for the Committee on Credentials, submitted a roport recom mending that neither delegation from Rook Hill be received: (.-'apt. MoCurry moved to adopt the report, Gapt#. Clarke and Dunlap spoke upon tho motion. Mr. J, D. Shaw, alternate from Tur key Greek, was enrolled. Messrs. Shaw, Thompson, Dunlap and Clarke spoke upon tho motion to adopt the report of tho Committee on Credentials. The report was adopted. Motion adopted to enter into nomina tion for candidate* to fill the vacancy in the llouso of Representatives from this oounty. Adopted, Dr. Norwood nominated W, D. Trent ham. nominated A. A. Huokabee. Mr. J. J. Huokaboe nominated h. h, Olyburn. The two Secretaries and Mr. L. 0. Thompson were appointed tellers. Trantham, - - W. Clyburn, - - 20. '/! Huokabee, II. Total 101. The following resolution, offered by Mr. J. F. BhftW, of Turkey (Jrcok, wm adopted : KetoM, by the Detaoorate of K?r* ehaw County, in convention Assembled, that the office of County Auditor, and Board of Kqualtiatlou have been useless and expensive, and that our Senator and Representatives be required to ?ae their eu loavore to have the rfatae abol ished. The Convention then adjourned. tt If reported that Geo. W. Williams, ??&&&$&% of,h* Mist. Annie Wilton an* Hits. MionU Varner, who hare been spending the bummer here, left on tat Thursday for theirhome in Golleton County. Dur ing their star in our midst they aide many warm friends. Master Moultrie Billings, son of Capt. X. G. Billings has taken a position at the msgniHoent dry goods emporium of | Messrs. S. A; Arnstein & Co., Me biff acivertitcrs. Muster Boll of Company ''O." 2nd s. C. V., Commanded by Capt. C, C. Halle. . Ths following is the original muster roll; of Company *0/ (Flat Rock Guards,) 2nd Palmetto Regiment, 8. 0. V , commanded by Ool. J. B. Kershaw, in 1861. / - * Captain 0.0. Haita, age 87. First Lieutenant, T. J. Clyburk, 20. ?Second Lieutenant, T. R. Camtxy, 27. ?Third Lieutenant W. J. Joxss, 20. ? First Bergt. J. P. Cunningham, 26. *^nd d> J. E. TtuoBdoll, 20. ?3rd do 8. J Denton, 23.' 4(h do A. J. Cauthen, 28. First Corporal, W. 8. West, 27. 2nd do D. W. Coats, 80. *8rd do .'- B.'N.Jones, 20. *4th do R. H. Williams, 21. P&1VATSS. 8 D Jones 28 * *J J Murchiscn 20 D M Kirk ley 29 John MoLure 22 Jno C Basklns sr. 40*J 8 Martin 26 J C Basklna jr. 20 ?W II Marti* 24 < J Blnokwcll 20 *W W Mehaffey 26 *John Bone 23 C Moseley 24 ' *WmBone2l F Moseley 25 J M Bruoe 20 ?J B 0 MoDowall 18 B J Blaokman 28 H E McKay 18 8 Crawford 20 T J Nelson 28 8 J Coats 24 *R R Patterson 26 ?J T Cauthen 27 ' W W'Patterson 28 *W W Copeland 18 T*J Perry 18 B 8 Dixon 20 ?R Railey 21 *8 X Dixon 21 ?D R Reaves* 28 'Q Mo Bewers 20 *LD Robinson 20 *G L Dixon 16 J Roe 20 *A J Downs 26 EH Robinson 20 *J W Falkenberry 18 D G Stover 20 N J Falkenberry 20 M D, Sheorn 26 R C Gardener 18 *J Sowell 18 Wm Gray 10 W Suggs 26 *J B Gaskins 21 ?W DTrantbam 14 J Graham 20 B Trueadoll 28 J Holiey 22 *WmTruesdell 27 ?E Home 28 \VJ Trues dell 20 8 D Honle 25 ?T G West 28 N Hough 20 J A West 21 , #W 0 Ilough 20 Wm West 18 *J Hough 20 / *Satnl.-Weet 28 *W Johnson 24 John WilUams 24 .\, A J Knight 28 GW Young 28 ' * WL Knox 21 *JNYoilog2'l ?M P Kelly 19 *0 P Young 26 R M Love 24 *Wm 0 Y0i?*g 21 ?W 8 Marshal 24 W J Young 20 This Company was organised en Saturday, the 12th day of January 1861 at Catndon, 8. C., and received orders to go to Virginia on the 24th of the following April, and left Gamden on the night of the 28th. Those marked *, are the known survivors. Ail oth ers wore oithor killed, or died from wounds or slokness. All were olliseus?of Kershaw county, except H. C. McKay, who, joined the command at Wilmington, N. C. ? ? ' - A Monument to the soldiers of Kershaw County Who Died tar the Confederate Service. The ladies of the Memorial Association at Camden 8. C., ask ail those interested to join them in raising funds for the erection j of a monument to the' Confederate dead of Kershaw County* on which will be inscribed the namesof the soldiers of Kershaw county who died in the sorvioe, If the ladles of eaoh neighborhood would , form themselves inta associations and work for this oause in which we are all equally tatsvMt-bd, u.uoh? g<H*d oonld Be pllshed; C.V BOYKIN, President. B. 0. REYNOLDS, Vioe res ?.S. DAVIS, Vioe Prest, 8. R. McCDRRY, Troas'tf 8. W. MoDOWATL, 8ecretar. Quarterly Report of Town Treasurer. JR B. Bill, Trtaturer, in Account With the Town of Oamden, S G., for Quarter ending Sept. iotk, 1879. Da. 1870. July .1. O MoLean, rot barber shp, $ 8 00 8 J B Lollls, On red lonse, 15 00 6 8amc?on une, 20 00 ' 12 Same on same, 40 00 J E Shirley, on retl lonse, 10 00 28 Same os same 22 60 A 8 Smith, taxes 1878-79 10 00 D 0 Peebles, on Noense, 8 60 Aug 9 GO Alexander, taxqa 1878*79 6 00 18 Blla Armstrong, fine, 10 00 M A Metis, commutation, 1879, 6 00 10 P Tobias, taxes 1879-79, 10 00 O MoLean, rnt barber shp, 8 00 Mrs 8 A4tethis,taxee 1878-70, 12 00 J E Shirley, on lloense, 10 00 18 B M Smith, bal on taxes, 1879 28 60 Mi us H H DeLeori, taxes 1879,10 60 21 O MoLean rent barber shop, 8 00 22 J P Smith, lioeneo 6 mow, 126 00 28 J D Kershaw and wifte, taxed 1878-79, 87 20 29 Mrs E A Cunningham, taxes V 1878-70 4 14 60 Sep 6 B M Smith; taxes 1878*79; 16 00 Smith ft Mathlf, do 4 00 Mrs A B Mathis, do . 7 46 I> 0 Peebles, on Itoens*. 16 00 110 0 Smith, lloense 0 noi 126 00 18 JO Nabours, on lioenso, 20 00 20 D 0 Peebles, on lioenso, 6 60 J R Shirley, on lloense, 10 00 26 8 B Latham, lioenso 8 inos, 126 00 Nettles ft Perkins, In so 8 mos, 02 60 28 Q MoLean, rent barker shop, 8 00 80 Jos Baker, speolal lloense, 1 00 1 Balanoe duo treasurer, 74 24 ? ?..?p.m.. To balance $888 09 C*. July 1. By bal brought forward, $ 8029 "DW Jordan ft Oo, mdse, 110 3 Uellooa hand, serrloes render ed at firemen's parade, 0 00 8 I II Alexander, adm'r estate D MoQuoen, 26 00 6 Street hands one week, 19 80 12 sane, 16 80 14 M M Klrkland town bond 10 00 16 Korshaw Gavotte publishing Quarterly report, 6 00 " Police fbree salaries 1 month, 110 00 " B B 8111 oik ft treas'r 1 quarter ?alary . ???> 87 60 19 Stroet hands one week 18 80 ?? J A Armstrong hire of horse ft buggy, 100 " Dennis Miller sanitary work, 8 60 > 20 M M Klrkland town bond. - 10 00 ?* Ifenry Wjlson rep. oart harneeft 1 10 " Street hands one week, 18 2u Aug 2 tame, 8 40 9 Oamden Journal printing, 8 60 " Street hands one week, ? 9 00 " John Williams cleaning well, 2 00 18 M A Melts smith ft wood work, 7 60 16 Polloo foroe salares 1 month llOoo 10 Street hands one weok, 8 00 '? Kirkley ft Smith mdse, 21 76 | " Abraa Marks rep. flro engine, 9 40 28 M M Klrkland town bond, 26 00 ? Stroet hands one week, 10 00 80 D M Bethune Plnetree oh. b'd 26 00 " Street hands one week, 10.00 " M Johnson special policeman, 7 60 Sep 8 Street hands one weok, 8 00 18 Co Ootn'rs Darlington eo eon- > - trlbution Stokes' Bridge, 100 00 ?? Street hande one week. 8 00 16 Polloe salaries ono month, 102 60 20 Street hands 1 week, 0 8 B Latham fsed. town male if 44 06 ?*;' 27 Street hands 1 week, d 00 inscrutible proyi* visited us ud removed Qf tbla world to the mt i a devoted slater and foithfol offloer it Orange, (he beloved wife of our Worthy MMter, Hon. L. J, Patterson, be it fiMoltsri, 1. That, wbUe filled with sor row at the senae of oar great lose/we desire to bow with humble submission to the de cree of Him who "doth *11 thing* well." 2d. That it Affords us ? melancholy pleas ure to be Able to leatiiy to the creat mental, social and moral worth of oar deceased sla ter.- ? . 8d. That we hereby express oar profound sympathy with oar Worthy Master in his fore bereavement, praying for him the Dl? Tine proteeUon and blessing. . 4. That a blank page in our minute book bo inscribed to the memory of sister II. M. Patterson, giving the date of her birth and death, and stating the faet that she was an offioor of this Orange, from its organisation to the period of her death. 6th. That, aa a forther mark of respect for our sister, this Orange hall bo draped in mourning daring the next quarter. Oth. That the Worthy Secretary bo di rected to fornlsh % oopv of tbese resolutions to the fomily of our deceased sister, and that they be published in the Gamdon pa pers, To Arrive. tCf> PftckajrenNo.l Mackerel,In FivePound Ow oans, for sale by W. O. GERALD. At the "Old Corner." Estata Sale. ? On Thursday, Oct. 28d 1G79, will be Bold to the highest. bidder, ot the, lato reeldenoe of Wm. Elliott, de-" otftsod, the entire personal property of said ?ngfaniM / - ~ ?Terms Cash. i?'f J- w. htatt, Jfl* Adm. Cum Tut. An? '''* C ?'* " "? s i . ? Estate Sale. On Monday, Oct. 27th 1879, will be Bold to the highest bidder, at the late resldenoe of Mtthew West, deoeaeed, the entire per sonal property of said deceased'. Terms, cash. 8. WE8T, "> Exeouioro. illi J. WEST, J Just Received. KA Packages Boneless Oodflsh, Maokerol WV/ In Kits and Quarter Barrels, Nos. 1,2 and 8, for sale by ' W.C. GERALD. ... Atjtho "Old Corner Store," Oats and Wheat Bushels Bust-Proof Oatfl. . 300 Bushels Rust-Proof Wheat, 200 Bushels Early May Wheat. . ' BAUM BROS. M)TICE TO DEBTORS A CRED1T0RS, AU persons hating claims against the o tato of Mathew West, arc hereby notified i! at'they must establish the same before the Probate Judge tor Kershaw county * ithin thirty days of publication hereof, or b? debarred from payment. Persons who ape indebted to saia estate, wiii make -im n edlate payment to the Undersigned SAMUEL WEST, 8t JOSEPH WE8T, Exccutors, .1 Election Notice. The following are hereby appt tinted to eons dktot the election at the several precincts, a* ordered by the Hon. J. C. Sheppard, Speak, ?tof the llouee of Representatives} V 0, W.BURNETT. X J. B.lftHAW, g&i'' DAN IB L IIOSKINS. 'baud*n Court Housx.-H Q farrlson, J B McDowall, J, Huckaboo, -'f '* "" dsk Markst?O J McBowall, 8 L "7m. Clyburn. "rd t ill W Wfcrn+*. " rourn. ,tRook?O 0 Hallo, B F Joucs, B A liiucn.J. BorjrAto?Bote Segars, Moses Hough Li*KNBv'fl~i)r.L M Klnnon, 8 T C|ar4 noi%6NNowmau SonuooK's Mi Li.?B M Brown, B P Trtr nor, J K 81)aw. Notice of Election. STATE OF BOOTH CAROLINA. To tht Oommluionert qf HUction for the Coun ty ?f Ktrthw, Whtrnt, W. R.?KLBON, who at the Geo - eralKleotion held in Novembor, 1878, wu ohonen ft inembar of the Houeo of Represens tatives for the oleotlou distrlot of Korwhaw <guilty, to norvo for two yoarp; hashIiico Mid And whereas tho Constitution of the State of Houth Carolina direct* that in ?uohacaso a Writ of Eleotton shall bo Issued oy the Hpoaker ot the Houge of ReprosentatlvM tor tho purposo of filling tho vacancy thus oc cantoned, for the romalndor of the torm for whionthe Momber no deceased vm elected ^iJowfttaerefore. you and oaoh of you are hereby required, after .due advertisement and with strict regard to all tho provisions of the Constitution and laws of said State, touching your duty m such case, to hold an olecllon for a Member of the Houmk. of Rep resentAt./fes ft>r tho election district afore ?aid, to serve for the remainder of the term for wliloh the said W. R. Kelson was elected It da/ o DUofM In accordance with tho provisions of Motion 2 and 8 of an Act to amend an Act entitled "an Act providing for tho gonerat olootions. and the manner ot conducting, the liiue," approved March 12th, 1H7?. This Writ, together with yoar return of the otcctlonto beheld under It, have before M?o House of Representative* at ita next moot* " to eleotlon. tho Honorable Joittr 0. Hh?. mire. Speaker of the House of Kep /m, at Columbia, this the 18th day iber. In the yoar of our Lord, one ' ho Hoqso of Representatives, oune of Representatives, SOUTH CAROLINA?KmsnXw CotJHT*. Edward II. Baxley ct. al) Ti?y in Common Tlea* VirgtoUQ. Baxley, el. al. j Bjr virtue of a decretal order of (he Court of Common IMeaa, made In the above enti tled cause, dated the 8th day of September, 1879,! wtil offer fbr sale on Mondur the 8r<l day of November next, at eleven o'clock a. m . one parcel of land, bounded north by DeKalbstreet, east by Fair Street, south by lot* of Jf. WUberepoon and B. D. XhomMj except that portion of tho tame owned by Mjf* M. M, Metis. And also thoM lots west side of ?414 Matte lota, fronting North on DeKalb tftreet and on the weit on Lytileton ?treet, which excepted lots are marked by Itneo north and south the same m the Mid M ?t tn lot Term* of Mle, one-half cash, aud a credit of ohe year en balance, with interest from da* of tale; the purchaser to give bond for Mid or^dlt portion, with a mortgage of the premises, and a polloy of Ituuranoe In some reliable Flea luturanoe company. I'uvohas ootdt/*' J!{?.PD3lAU8SURK Master, K. C. M ORTQAQE 6ALE. Adsmson 1 ?o , y Mortgage Real Est. j Bratington ft Nettles, J By Virtue of a foreclosure olauso oontained In the above stated mortgage given by Frank Adartteon to BrMlngton * pottles, 1 will rrooc** to Mil in Aront of the Court House door irt Camden, on the first Monday In No vember next, dating the legal hour* of s&le, **" "* rtbedprope*?|Jfoi#ty|' M pieces or p*wU of laud Ished in the plan of tne C? as lots No*. lini,u?, portion sold to .Tames front by 84 foetdeep; UChlln, South lying and afovtigid. . Ag*nt. - ?- _? . John C. Man ? (At O. NOKLKEN'8 Old Stand) jjjgp;^ ? ? ?. ? .. ' ?' Hu lk? beat Fancy and FAMILY GKOOERIES v?> '? to b? found in this market, and at the / LOWEST PRICES. Call and see biin before buying else where. Ho sells his goods at a Tory small pjofit. Oct 9 It 155 ' 155 HEIT SOU'S EESTAURANT. Hu been removed ono door south of Heln tisb'a DrugBtor , where will always be kept File Mies, Whiskies, Wines &c. PHILADELPHIA BEER, CTGARS, TOBACCO . Mr It*. Statu ant la always supplied with lino Oyitera, Game, Fish, Ac., In season. Meals at all hours. Thankful to my patrons for their fUVors In the past, I Invite to call at my now stand. 0<*>m? H. IIEIT8CH. Bofterft I. W&Uc, MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS, t > Priooa Reduced. Plans Furnished, Meeting Streot, Cor. Horlbeck's Alley, CHARLESTON, B. O. WILLIAM SHEPHERD & CO. IM HSET1KO STBKKT. (Next to E. Bates & Co.) Merchants vtslting Charleston will find at onr establishment, tbo ohoapeat Tin Ware, Heating and Cooking Stoves. Established 1862. JAMES COSGROVE, AGEtIT, Bottler of fa AVWhaUsale rM?l?*4? Soda water, CtaiiaroCller, Ales, Purlers; k ? Beer shipped In (mm of 0 Doien, in Kegs and in i Bbls. Bottled Beer has the Light ning Bottles Stopper, which doeajaway with the old style cork. (Manufactory, 2, 4 &6, Llngard Street.) 87* 80 Market St., CBAULBSZOIf, 0. C. EM. MOItELAND, , Bond and stook Broker,. 29, Broad Street. CHARLESTON, BO. CA.. Dealer in United Rtatee Bonds.State, City and Railroad Bonds. Unourrent Bank Bills, Bank and Gas Stock, Coupons of every dis cretion OMhed. United States 4-per oent. Bonds oonstantly on hand. Order* by mail will roeeivo prompt attention* Highest market prloes para for South Carolina Rail road Stocks. oo9m8 MASTER'S S ALB. JameeChesnut. Exorof George') Kershaw In Brown, vs. Edward B. Dun-Uhe Com. lap. ) mon Flean, y By virtue of a decretal order Jn the above stated oase,.dated the 6th day of September, MTV, of the oourt of Common Pleas, X will of fer tor sale at publloanotlon before the Court House In Camdon, on Monday, the 8rd day ! of November next, at II o'clock a, m.. all of those two lot# of/and In the town of Camden known In the plan of said town aa lota 1007,' and 1008, fronting east on BroadStreet eighty Ave feet and running back west three bun* dred and thirty feet, bounded north by lot 1000, of Dr. J. A. Young, south by lot 1009, or Geo, Alden's assignees; the said lota having two store buildings thereof. Terms of sale-One-third cash and tta* bal anoe in one {and two annual Installment}, with Interest from day of sale, payable an nually, secured by bond, personal (surlty and mortgage of the promises sold. The said* storehouses and|the lots on whloh thoy stand Will be sold separately, J. M. DM9AUSSURB, w4 Matter. K. p SHERIFF'S SALE. SOUTH CAROLINA; Kershaw Cotinty, Dymond a Gardes,) B?..r*IUU | Patterson, liny a & A Co,) . _?s Y Execution., Butler A Barrett. J } Under and by virtue of executions in the above stated cases, X will sell on the first Monday In November next, In front of the Court House door In Camden, during the legal hours of sale, tho following described property, to wife All that piece, parocl or tract of land, wlthV buildings thoreon, situated In Ktrkwood, Ii/ the fceunty and State aforesaid, beundsfi North by lands of W,0. S* Ellerho or stjfet1 separating them; East by lands of MIssJ raIiangandW.lt* Withers; South by lands of Mrs. H. McW. Shannon, known as Pine Plat, or now by street thereon and from ! Pine Fist, lands, levied on as the prop erty of W. T. Barrett, at the suit of the above named plalntim. Terms?Cash. oc9Ids JOHN DOBY, 8. K. 0. I MORE NEW GOODS. We have received fifty pieces of Dress Goods at 1% cents per yard. Also other very rich &nd rare styles. BAUM BltOS. . ? ? g'm " """ JKUM" *' * *"*" ' " 11 ' " Mansion House, 180J Main Street, OOLUMHIA, S. 0. J, W. Rodgers begs te announce to his friends and the traveling public generally, that he hat taken charge ofthlt convenient ly looatod and- newly furnished hotel, and ' pleased to hate a oall j assuring a comfortable and pleasant stay. j . ? . ?*..->rv xs vy iv' m ? -.-"? ? >? >?"?'** ? '** ?' ? THE F ?*? ' ??? ? :s-V.-:?V- ?? W* -FOR TKCH3 IF IE O. IP Xj THE KERSHAW GAZETTE. il <?? ?'..?.-'I "vy. G4 COLTXZMTlsrS. 64 COZLTTIfc/EILTS. 6 4 OOILiTTIMIILTS. FuTd llslaed. EJVery Tliuwday P. P, and H. E. ymmxm , ?' ? . ?V?V.,V> : *?' vVJlV >' i vH;: * * ? '\,V;V;Vu liffi LARGEST COUNTY PAPER IN THE SOUTHERN STATES LARGEST COUNTY PAPER IN THE SOUTHERN STATES. " '/'v3 ?+l,? ' 'tips 4a ?I w .m ? COUhTY PAPER IN THE SO UTHERh STATE & CHEAPEST COUNTY PAPER IN THE SOUTHERA STATES, ? 'WMm STTBSOK/XDPTIOiar J'%' ' wMM m ?ill &e f?,M Arar I'm* fax.M0wrmfg 9t.8%: ItmnaiiiMottrma A|m| ADVERTISING RATES LOWER TITAN ANY PAPER IN THR STATJC, OV LIKK CIRCULATION. i?l W* fit'* ' " . ? >. ji ;-.i ? ?. . V '? ? "A i KWMm -Jsm ?\ 'Y-, i. .