The Kershaw gazette. (Camden, Kershaw Co., S.C.) 1873-1887, December 07, 1882, Image 2
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<ON(J |{ KSS.
- Congress convened lust Mouthy. 'Hi*
flojpo.rt of the Tariff ( 'oiumlwloucr . wat
beforo the IIoumc. Mr. HvrLer', of
AUbdiua, introduced ? bill to Amber
fUfttect executive officers and employee*
ofiUi U. S. government from political
^Uattiuciita. The president'* mewage
_ ttftf jreaU, and both branche* vljourued In
r.c?pect .to the memory of deceased niein
WOBK OF THE LE<USL ATl'UE,
lie General Assembly convened in
mbln on the 28th lilt., and entered
,Jm mediately upon It* work with an ap
parent dctermlmition'to get through with
11 Important legislation In as short a
line as possible, consistent with the care
and dt'llbiration ueccsstiry fur the pub
JJcgood. t
Gen. J. 1). Kennedy presided over t lie
|> -Somite until tho L?.-Gov. elect quail fled.
P In tho Senate on tho
Fijut pay ? Notice was urlven of the
*? Introduction of a bill to modify the Stock
Law. This bill provides for a change in
? -the tJtock Law bo fur as it relntes to some
.of tho countics near the sea coast. No
Jloo w?f tt'^o given of the Introduction of
M Joint resolution providing for the call
s'*1 Ing -of a Constitutional Convention.
Among tho measures introduced are the
,'v following:. Bills to raMfy the amend
ment* to the Constitution relating to the
disqualification of electors and the time
.of holding elections; bill to define the
J?\v n? to tho right of the Stato to stand
aaWo Jurors; a resolution was adopted
that tho Judiciary committee of this
blouse, be Instructed to report
what legislation is necessary to restrain
the i;allroad corporations doing business
In this State from unjust discrimination
and exhorbltant and oppressive freight,
and pnsucpger rates, and that said com
jnlttco report by bill or otherwise.
In tho House, Col. Slmouton, of Char
leston, was called to tho chair. Much
^.jhitqrcst was manifested In the election
/ at SpcfiliiccA^tliree candidates being in
* the field : James "Simons of Charleston,
K. J?. Murray of Anderson, and George
John&toftc of Newberry. On the fir*t.
ballot tho voto stood : Murray ?0 ; John
atone 23; Simons 71. Ono hundred and
sixteen votes were cast ; necessary to a
.choice 59. Hon. James Simons of t bar
lestou was declared to be elected Speak
er, Nearly all tho officers of the eld
House were re-elected.
Skcokp Day. ? The proceedings In the
Senate on Wednesday were of little In
terest. The Judiciary committee pre
sented a batch of favorable reports,
among them one on the bill prohibiting
the standing aside of jurors and others
on tho ratification of the constitutional
amendments. The committee asked that
It be relieved from the duty Imposed by
yesterday's resolution requiring recom
mendations in regard to discrimination?
hy railroads, nnd that tho matter bo re
ferred to the committco on railroads
~ - Senator Halliard, ofi^^1'1' '?*'<>?
duccd a bill to charter th^s5[?*',<M'"
Laud Loan Association. Tho obfc^1 o1
"" *ho corporators Is to lend money to wt;
nters nnd outers upon real estate securi
ty. The capital of the company h to In
not 'lees than $100,000 nor more thai
$3,000,000. This enterprise promises t<
ho of much servloe to the farmers of th<
State, as It will enable thorn jo obtain
money upon ronl estate in o?der to oper
ate tiielr farms, instead of buying pro
^Islons at lieu prke#1
e was g)\ro of a bill to repeal tlx
10 the r initial inessago o
was rend. A number o
Introduced, rend by their tl
anion); tho most hn
to ext nipt from taxa
er tiiortgago for th
ereof; also a bill r<
county audit?'" ?iu
ruof oil the conn
provide for tin
Isslonerstmd man
to require per
county Jails t<
ds;abill toes
he iiHsossmcht o
municipal^ am
" tho same
pnssen
toy the railroads fiwL$<mt1
, , OA*y?*-l?f^jhe Semite various
?V member* gave notice of their luMutlon
to Introduce new measures but nothing
4f special Interest occurred. The fol
lowing bills ware Introduced : to require
executors to five bofol { to render the
'-Coupon* 6 f the bond* tho Stato rcoelv
? ' .able for taxes; to repeal the Hen lawv
The calendar was osllftd and the. fol
lowing were passed to their third i'ead.
Ing withou d b au : bill to amend thai
j>art of th? Oenernl Statutes relating tc
the recording of doeds; hill u> ratify the
?amendment. to the Constitution jof tin
" " g tn tho tlino for (mldliifi
Jhe ainendmeni
State respect
electors; bll
as to tlx
|Mfon
111 t<
? 11 1
ho liquor law, or^i repealing tho Han
HW.*
Thirty three measures have be^n In- r
fodnced to far. 1
In the Hou$o considerable progreaa 1
Am nrwde In the dispatch of buelue?tf.<~!
Notice# wtre jflven of the Introduction
of 48 new Mils.
Firm Day. ? Quite a ar.usation wn
created In the tfeuate Inst Monday when
Senator Puttered) Introduced a concur
ant refutation that m joint conunltico of
the two houses bo appointed to inqulro 1
and report whether the hail of tho house
of representatives was used In November
L-ut for a public ball ; mid. If no, by whoso
authority ; and to report na to the proprl
ety of allowing It to be so used. The rts
olut'ou wns adopted by the Senate, but
lliu House refused to concur.
Senator llart offered a resolution that
tho Commissioner of Agriculture l>e rer
quested to furnish the Senate with Infor
mation iik to the Itumlpriith n. bureau:
the whole number of immigrants brought
to the State by the hureMi since Its foi
mathm; the expenses of the bureau since
its organization ; the co?t t>> the State of
each Immigrant secured; the enmities ( ??
which they have been sent ami their em
ployments therein; the number <>f nin.lt
Immigrants now in the State, their loca
tion ami employment. The resolution
was adopt ed.
In the IIoum*, the bill piovlding for the
pay of witnesses in trial justices' courts
iu criminal eases was rejected. An un
favorable report was matte on the bill
relating to the payment of commissioners
ami managers of elections. A bill to |
punish any person who unlawfully an J i
wilfully t.ikes away any horse or mule,
saddled or harnessed or attached to any
vehicle, and shall use the same without
consent of the owner, &c. Mr. Boykin,
of Kershaw, Introduced a bill to charter
the Palmetto Hall road comptiny. Notice
was given of a bill to require agents tor
the sale of fruit trees to pay I lectio in
each county iu the State where they do
business.
Tub Gxxkhal Ahskmhi.y, last Satur
daj*. elected Hon. T. B. l'Yaser, .Judge
of the 3rd Circuit and T. J. Lipscomb
Superintendent of the Penitentiary, bo'h
without opposition.
POLITICAL POINTS.
Tho registered vote of this State 1*
150,000. (H, 000 qualified voters did not
vote iu the recent election.
.The States now held by the Republi
can' puny cast but 79 out u! the 101 elec
toral votcq.
The next1" -the 48th ? Congress will
probably have a K.'puhliean nnjuity of
1 or 2 In the Senate, aii-J a Democratic
majority of 57 In the ilou>f\
The Georgia legislature lias IWoro It ti
bill which, If passed, will virtually end
the purchan* ???' ferilil/.ers on credit.
Camden Cotton Maikct.
As wo no to press, prices In this market
mo steady, \v lilt not ve.iy inuoh coming to
market. During latter purl of ln?t week the
market wns vdrv unsteady and pilccs fluc
tuated greatly. Wood middling* ruled abou i
OJ^o last Friday and Batuoday, bul lias sine0
advanced to 9% @ 0%.
S5I Of . BULLARS
peptic, i he r f. i^fr frj.' "i 'r ,t- .o .'it": r.; v'f ' .
nervous, when u expended <>., ; ? ? ? ?
linitpproachitl ij vegetable tunlu a.rl < !'? r.
SIMMONS' (HEPATIC COHP G! D
- ' ' ? on ?
I lVl?ft AND KltlNKY I'U.i".
wou'd In every ense effect n radical cure.
?i)-l f you are bullous, tonyue coated, bud
breath, head hot. dull or aching, stomach
heavy or Konr, If bowels inactive nod pns
Raftcs hard and oeef*?lonal looseness, If your
sleep l? broken jtotstm*. about In bed), If you
Cot up nnrefrcMicd. If your skin Ik sallow.
e.ve? ye'lo.v, If heavy, dull pain* In back aod
limbs, li you art drowsy, lndlspo>ed to talk
or net. If n n.v one or more of these symptom*,
take a dose of SIMMONS' IHIIVVI IC COM.
POUND, and you will get Immediate relief.
LiBoasoB of Kidneys, Bladders, &c.,
? ARKCUUr.DIIV
SIMMONS' HEPATIC COMPOUND,
? OH ?
LIV'BIl AND KIDNJOY f TUE.
This preparation nct? flne'y upon th" kid
ney In* powerfully pluretlc. RnTerr'is
wljb foe a ravel, and o| her Him \ la r n fleet Ions,
?ro nd vised to t-y thin meiiuine. and our
word for It, tlio result will bo sal^nictory,
For Kale everywhere.
' ProprtetoRiWh oW a^Pd-ni^'iHl ?>,
Oh irlemnn, H. C.
Hftlo by Dr. F. L. Zetnp, Camden, H. C
k
STRONG .
- FACTS /
it many people are asking
what paS&Ht troubles Brown's
Iron Birrwts^00^ for
It will cure Heart DU?a?*..p*rQl
pUf Dropsy, Kidney Disease,
sumption, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, *Vy
Neuralgia, and all similar diseases.
Its wonderful curative power is
simply because h purifies and en
richer the blood, thus beginning at
the foundation, and by building tip
the aystem, drives out all disease.
.. ? ! , .
A Ltdy Cured of Wieum*tlim.
M^hl7h?r^^^*Utt?rHW
*h?urn?if?m ^vh?n I commenced
isklW Brown> Iron Blturfsysnd I
scarcely had strength enough to st?
tend to my oolly ho<i*ehol<l dull**.
1 tm now using tnethlnlhottteftud I
rm resslnlng strengrit dslly, snd 1
, thesrilhlly rwommend It t4 all.
I cannot any too much In pr#l*s
fit. Mrs. Maav F? Hsashxak,
.,V I7J Prestmsnti.
I Disease Cured.
""Sflstlanshttrg, Vs., iMn
Kidney dUeate,
:et no relief, I
lllttcrs, which
ly. A child of
m scarlet fuver,
did not sesm to
. 1 B*ve him Iron
ipplest re*ult?.
ta Momtaou*.
[>ltstlon
sny
...vwni
two hot.
Ing (hit
Hms.
left to which i
town's Hon
Try It
Gonulno,
SHJSflUGE SALE.
Jfrt)',C?rt?in, Jtmet i
Certain, and Cor- Mortftftft*
avllui Certain . J ? ?r
to Reel Kilit*.
Dium Brother*.
Dy ylrlu?ofii cjaurecontuined In theabove
?lHl?d mortgage exreuivd Obruwry Wth. 1877,
uitii ifoorded in office of Register 6f Metne
Conveyance >or K e r * i > u w County, book Dl).
pagMOol ami i will set) at publlo outcry
to the highest MUder, In front, of th? Court
Hoar* door In Ouuden on ilio first, Monday
Id January, 18*3, during the legal hour* of
tale, the following described property: AH
that piece, parcel or tract or IhiuI with build
ings thereon, containing thirty nvrva,
more or lot*; boniid?d North hy Unds oi
John Reynolds, East by Edwaul Barnes
Went b> W. If Trupp: said land above de
scribed bring situated In the county ot Ker
shaw, Htato of South Carolina.
Terms cush. JOHN 1>?>IIY, Aueoi
deoT ? for Banm Bro'a., Mortgagees.
GAG E~SA L E
J. D. Dun la p>a0 Receiver,) In Court
ys. > Common 1'
Washington) Carlo* et al.) Foreel.Mi
I i pursuance of an order made in tin
cause, dated lltb Feb'y., IrfTO, I will ;?i o ? 1
to sell on the first Monday In January ,Sv>
before the Court Houso di>or In cutude ?,
during the le^al hours of sale;
All that piece, parcel or iract of mud situ
ate, lylngund being In the county ot Kei
hl? tw and Htnle of South Carolina, contain
lug one hundred and thirty two acres, more'
or less, represented on general Jplat or land*
oi John Cuesnul at? No, 7, hound<*d north by
tract No. II, east by tract No. H, from which
it la separated by Jaw Bone Branch: south
by Cump Branch anil tract No. 0. and west
by tract No. i5.
Terms: One third cash, balance In one and
two year*, secured hy bond of purchuscr and
mortgage of preniltu* Hold.
Dec 5, S-J JOHN DO BY, S K. C
MORTGAGE SALE.
M.C. Ancrutn "1 Mortgigo
to V or
A. O. Rice. ) Henl Kstnto.
By vlrtuo or a power of sain contained In
the above suited iik. ,'tgage, executed March
7th, ISS2, and recorded In ortlo or Ueglstcrof
Mesne Conveyance for Korf.hu w county,
book 1111, riiKesOO and til, I will proceed to
sell at nubile outcry In front of the coyrt
house door In Camden, on the first Monday
In January. IRS3, 'during the lo^il hours of
sale, the following described real estate:
All'thut piece, parcel or tract of land Ij Inc.
belnn and situate In Kershaw county, Mouth
Carolina, containing
ELEVEN HUNDRED ACRES.
moro or less; bounded on the norlh by lant'e
of H. A. Boykln and Flora Hoy kin, on the
east by lands of E. Mlllor Bovkln and 1*. L.
tv>ykln. south t>y Hwlfi Cieek, and v.est by
lunds of Mary R. Deasand A. O- Rice.
Terms oavii. JOHN DOBY,
de 7 ids Agt. for Mortgagee.
MORTGAGE SALE.
C. M. A'nxander
to i. Mortgage
A. Sydney smith. ) ileal Estate.
Under uud hy vlrtuo of a clauso contained
In Iho above staled mortgage, executed tho
twolfth day ol November. A. L>. IHS1. and re
corded In lteglstcr Mesne Conveyance office.
hooU (JO, page iw and 116. I will prooced to
Hell lo the hlghivi bidder In front of the
Court House door lo Camden, on tho first
Monday In January, 18h3, tho following de
scribed real <>, l ii I o
All that tract of land In Kershaw county.
State ot rtouili Varollna, eight miles east or
the town of CuiMlen, on the Reedy Bran all
water* of swift f;r*ek. containing
ONE HUMORED ACRES.
more or less; bnuuded tiorlh by hir.ds of Jus.
Sluckey , cast by lun>!s of W m. Trapn, sout'.i
hy lands of Mltly Yates, west by luiwls of
Mllly Y? lea ami ?I.nnes Stuekey.
Terms cash. Purchaser topav ror pnpi*rs.
A. SYDNES' MM I I'll,
de 7 Ids Mortgagee
MORTGAGE SALE
W. O. iiuckabee tin* "i * v
Elia. It. llui-kiibeo I MoriAfro
A. Sydney Smith. j [{gxil Kutiilo,
Under and by virtue oQ. -Bli?n>e onilAln' d
in Uio nb'ivu suited - ffTortgugp. exe.-ufd tho
-Mtli day of Miu"<sh', A. I>. lft*> and ri I'liroo'J In
Register Mesne Con veynnca oiUcc, book KK,
pages ?'?}, 101 and 4Qi. i Wl I prooeed I ?? koII
iu-r?'o highest bidder In iront of Uio C<?url
House door In Cainden. on i lie ilrtr Monday
In January, 1883. the following described re?7l
estate:
Tlio right-, title and lnler?sl oi tlio ?nid W.
O. Huckubeo In All iIihi trn? I >?< land la Ki-r
show oonnty. Blato of South 0 irolina, >n tho
West Hide of Wuteree It'.ver, known u.h ibe
Payne Plaee, und containing
.... i".. ?u?i* rWKN* rvA'iN k
more or less; bounded north by li-nda o' H>U
Klnn, e??t by Watereo Ui ver, xoutU >>.v mndi
ofCetlys, and west by |.ublto load leading
lo HucU Hill.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papera.
A. BYDNLY SMITH,
<le 7 Ids Mortgagee, >
llulri'GAGESALE.
O. 8. E"li> to \ Mori cage
Holli?an Hros. j Kc*
By virtue of a power of mile contain*. in
the above stated mortgage. 1 will |>robe#n"to
sell n t public, outcry to the highest bidder in
?front of tlio court IV'U?o door in Camden . on
the llrst Monday In January. 1484, during
I lie legal hours of sulo, tlio following de
scribed real estate:
AH that traot of land situated In Kershaw
county, South Cnrollna, conialnlng
TWENTY AGUES,
more o ? less: boundod north by lands of Jns.
UeUus, east by land* of Mrs. Darby, south by
lands of James Levy, and west by lands of
Mrs. Itcbeccn HtilmonU.
Terms ORsh. JOHN DORY,
da 7 tds Agt. for Mot tea ;ees.
M ASTERS SALE. "
Daniel C. Klrkley, successor,) Ken.h<?w
vs. t In the Oom
Isaao K. Holland. ) mon Pions.
In obedience to the Dsoreo of the Court of
Coma. oh Pleas In this case, dated 12th of
September. IXtfi, I will ofTor for sale at public
on tory, on Monday, the first day of January.
IMt, at eleven o'clock a. m., bofore the Court
Home In Camden;
All that pleoo or parcel of land, situated,
lying and being In t>ald oountv aud State oi
nou Hi Carolina, containing ono hundred
acres, more or lo*?, on tho head of ^twdy
Urn nob, watovn of Swift Creoks hounded
North by lamia of Mr?. Shiver, .*&*t b? ^he
samo, Houth by lands oL-*"*' Yale*, and
\\'o*t by lands of Wllliart Englleh.
Term* of ka!o: for
tltlo deeds. J. M. DsSAUMUftfc,
do 7 1 1 Sluater KT 0.
MASTER'S SALE.
Tho Universal iMuraivco
Company
VH.
John D. Konnedy, Ex'or.
?r *"? Hodgson,
a ud other*.
Soutfc Carolina,
Ken haw Coioty.
in the
. ^ - Common Pleat.
In obecllohco to (ho Dtcr*o of the C^urt at
tomber, Uw. I will offisf for ult, at nubile
auction, on Monday, the fliit ituv nr tuit,.
arjr, i?W, at
rtH<
Court jHou*o ... ?,u,
and parcel of land, contalnli
inoro or lew, situate, lying ui
upper portion of tho town ofCamda'n 'in the
?pounfy of Kershaw and ttUtidf&h cJro?
llm*} botjnded North, ftouth and West
lanuffsifJolin Crtrttey, and East, br laud# Of
8. Amefti^Oaiiiey and estate of Jantot w,
iwiiivy ?
ley. >v -
rm?ofiif\ll
Terma
anoe on nored
it oTHrWvo man tViiir to be eo
ehMet'tapay'foi panart.
,1,7? i. X.
( ? *>?> W< j ?? ,i mt/i . Id?
nTTATirrNr
JL JL mSTjLm JU JL\m/ JU ? 4^ ..
? The State of \
Honth Carolina, V ^ In the
Korshaw County. ) Court of Probate.
l?y J. M. DicHAUKHUftE, Probate Judf*.
Wherea*, W. <i. ford baf made auli to ra
to grant to htin I.r'tteYa of A'lnihilKtretlot ?
tho IChIhio and h of IVtbeft MldKle;
THKSK AltK TH EHEr OHK tti olte A?
ndmonl ill all and ?Inpulnr the l<indv.'.l ac
Cro'litafn of ih?? ?Ahl lt-ihert MlaWle; docket a
that tHfty ho rtrnJ .borare ?nf> in U
Cmirtjif Probate, to w hehl ?t th? Coq
HnuHe^fTi C?miU?n. on Krlrtay, lfttb i>, < Pl
her, next arier pnhlloutlon ttun ofitll o'eU
In the forenoon, to inow cause, if tfay o
havo, why the eald Admin latraiioa ?b<j
r.ot be grnhted.
(liven under my hand, this
do 7 Pmnatej
Notice,
Having mil '111 a change lo my 1
mint earneeiljr r?<|<ieei all Imlebl^.
l,v open aooount to oloee Ihvnt, enr.
tndebte-t by note to make what pal? ,
tltey ean, li. 11. DBA#, M. w]
d? 7 tr
OLD HICKORY!
OLD 1UCK0R? !
^PX"'0'""' ffif
P
f)WnKH,-8hot, Cap*. Oartrlg^s.jVcll
lluckeii>/
' -V-' ? j; "V J
Removed. !
<;? ' v
Tli* un?4erslgnis) jink* p?c?Mjre in to
>ouncing ?li?i they limvr r?iu>A?d in rko
i' w brick ri>re nvxt couth <f D
f. Jordan & Co.. wlur* * Uoy will W?ep
luuvUnlly on hitiiv] ? full lno of
GENERAL MERflUMHSE
. jr * '
aud ft Urge and w?U eiUcUd slock of
CLOTHING-.
53ET',V. I..., .1., ,.l. I?<1 it furui me tie.
Uti'lui^ni In o il- bn?lnens
* <***V'e are Aiirpli* A ?????* (?<>? \Vin?'i?*
m>k.r& iiri)*i', nm ar ,?-m cluii>ii'g house
i'i Aui r'.ea
BAMBERG & mSENBEP.GFR.
7 H
Th? Holidays are Coming.
i-! ?.??> ?!>!? i itt?- ; roj n\c f.?r I'.etn.
' ' t\ ?>: v.f.iv ?f i r-'i si* .! ft in I iti I lip iiinrkri ,
Freid. Cnr cvorv \ve?k.
H \ N A N \S. i o () \>L'TS. On \ NC.FX
A L\0 A O It A ITS Northern Frtiii*.
Apples, Fig*. Pen tint v Knisitis, Nutf, Citron,
Onrrtini ? ,
Order- filled with diypitlch.
O. IB-A-IR/I1 &c .CO,
do 7 CHARLESTON 8 C.
WAITED.
16,000 TONS COTTON SKED.
Hlprhest cash prlco paid for cotton need
delivered In carload lots nt any St. K. I)eix>i
or Hteaniboat Landing In Ho. Ca.. Oh. or N.
C. Hl?(l.??t cash price pit Id lor Ucrohcnc,
l?rd and whiskey barrels,
FOR SALE, COTTON 8KF.D MEAT*,
The best and cheapest food for it'.: c1
stock and the cheapest ami best ici tlllr.cr on
Ihe market. Write for pamphlets cmit-ainlm:
analysis by Dr. C. U. Bneptmrd, state chem
ist, and directions for use to
CHAKLK8TON OIL M K O. I'D.,
28 Broad Hi., Cbitrli Mon, H. O.
dec 7 Sim
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UerwisiTl
hikU witdiiiig ? | -
Fathers wishing to t*'d Ihfli- tlnri?J?tel
fioiiH wldliin^ to ffiit their mothers!
Brother* flailing*" neat thv?V sifters
Gentlemen \vl6li"S lo treat f Hi; ir Lath
cilends!
Head this column CaiVfnlly til justice tc
yourselves f /
On and "fier Friday, (fai-Pinhcr
8ih, V<82, we vIihII ottl-i the fol
|?.\vi?K exiniortlliiHrW' bargains :
0^ Cloak Depnrl'tiient, which
contains, iid many Indie-, mo
jvvare, the choicest styles of
plain mid (llvjrnii:i!/Ci.o vKS. doi,
MAJiH, HAVELOC? a -?
cvi.;?us. &??:, ti-i/n <
^ ? I ? * ? . V.v iUr trtNfJii'
1 .\i> >? >i /|eii .?
K.?r 1 a < *.,JJD ,1 ..'f I !
Ii" A .-U i n? HI ,\
liiTt'iii.'Oi'o jsx| !
Jk1..*) 01) it I' Hlpiij' it. ? ?
S; 10 (10
h.i.l.t ti.JiU
iii HtidUh
have over ktj
? K v i . cut
in silk,
I'in>h or
i efojopo
? <? Khali
" ii'incntit
I -00 and
r a! $10.
<? f?<"> I . I at
'2.00 \vh
i.
?*ove we
dull!). IIM
i
'-r4. '
?m:
and JnckotiAt $2.00. 00, $4.00,
$5;00, $6.f, $8..0. $7 <>0 and
$8.00. Oik very cloak you nuty
btty of un|L from $2.00 'to Sr> 0.),
Vve gUMttfce to gave you I'ru'm
50o to J00; on e*ery 'dunk
bought <?if ; at from .f5 00 to
$8.00 Wcfnin anti'f to tuve you
il-om^|W> to $2.00; on iivciy
olonk bidit ol u' at $3.."i0 to
$10.00 4 Iguaiantee to rfavn ynji
from $W0 to $5 00 and on t wry
clonic ?ki<( ot 1,1 $12 00 we
gilntoim) to eHvo yon irom $.5 00
toir
Watfiow full well that uMf r
t1on#kc the nbovo are more
eaitl?uid? tlia i carried <ntoef?
f?od Kit wo are determine.d to
OloSllt the halancii of our lino
^lits Irrespective of lo**,
Ve advipii our Frho. !- -.j
Im ly and secure Mi ??
IM like tho abovt ,. . ???? -
Inaugurated by I.
New York IIohm ? i- ,\.
Con^tnble AC" ). ? . f
^lor, Altman A (;<> ? ; ?
but so far as tv '< i >?
Htipt of this V. r* j ?? - ? ??:
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<M orevatiia ,
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. '11 11K only puft'd T) Jpl' Tliimliir. A1
| 1 no KNOINKS l\ lV Ti Wr1U> f ?r prion
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The Children
Require at this season of (he year c? vl
lii'.ck shoes ai.d warm clothing. We arc
prepared to supply this demand ami have
a special (ji'mle of" children sh< ?.< that
can wcJI he termed I he "k ek ah-uts."
j Thev are guarantee.! to \vr;??- well. It
j they do not yon can iviure tl.i ti: ami we
will make it good. Ol'ooiir?c we e:n. no'
guarantee them not to wesr wit. !? r a
good , healthy ehihl will ceit.-.i. e;:r
out shoes even il'lhey wen* m m > . ?? *
All we can sav is we have (In* chil
dren'* shoes that can he made ? ? t s ? <>t'!i :?t ' , -
er aii'l as cheap ns yon t an ;"><? i; '.y !.s\
them in a legitimate way.
MATS.
We have jnst received a new sup;>l\
o)' ha'" t'i?r the hoys, ami hav<* a \erv
nice line tor !>0 eenrs. Our .?tock ofP??h?
? | >- (which is now nil the rage J Is coin
J | !"te with novelties. The latest out i*
j tin- "knock nhoiit" hal lot- either boys
i or
I ( LOTH I NO.
I Wf are we'l prepared to furnish the
! hov? wi'h winter snlts and overcoats.
, We have a very d?->:rah1e line of good,
ehf.'p. lio', overcoats.
i ? i -n't weir own interest and give us
a call.
W. I.. ARTHUR & BIiO.
L \NK II AUUO'V
V HEADQUAHTKRS KOll
?'! ' IIIIB II IWVW'MIIIi P
ANDUDOW'8 SPUING T OTH fcWKPKNDKtfT HARROW, WITH
WITH BROADCAST SKI2DKK ATTACHED.
. ??*!?+? ?M?n _
?nr mt ?? (MM
JKR8EV KXIMSDINO lUl.TI VAT0R8.
rr,o<v STOCK 8. PLOW BLADES, 8INGLK TRKK8 IIAMKS. THACK
? riAlN.S. HOBS. PLOW LI NEB. BLA? K SMITHS AND CAR
PKNTKK8 TOOL8, HOlKSIfiK Kit PINO GOODS. .
STATK AotcNTS FOK
. PHA1T COTTON 0IN8, fRfcBKftfl AND CONI>KSXKIt*
, , _-/
31441 s I ft*
l? A V? J! . *? "
L *1*1 I J
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For Circular* find Prices Apply (o
HART dto
0 C>3Vt A.3NT Y ,
"^W, J
CHARLESTON, S. 0
W F. PERK INS
\ ANNOUNCES THE ARRIVAL or
?I J%9e ?r Stock oim Groceries*
Liquors ? Tobacco &'c*
l l!!f,r.errJen'ed n,"'r ?f bll",nc" Hl ?u? ?'abl,.hmcU( makes il ncce?..,ry (. r u. to
l>e coumai.i1)- ?u receipt of I\?w GuoJ?. '
Feb 10
My Liquor it <j> a foment
Ik always (supplied with tho beat.
K
GRAND FALL AND WINTER OPENING
AT Til K
CLOTHI1VG HOUSE
OF
M, L. KIN ABB
f
U1? fjfpr.!J Ynnth'p OIlH flnv'n rtrmmM'f
_ - ? ?M? *-w; w V I >1 tvn
FI. YF SOFT fA.ru> STIFF ft.l TS
IN ALL .ST VI. F..S AND 1/OLoKS.
Gents' Furnishing Goods and Neckwear.
c^iaisrT's ir-ijxruj shoes.
WIh'ii in iIh> *? i i v vi-ii at o cordially in vited to examine my ? i oc k of 0L0 I'll 1X0. All
order* u ldie:?e l i.> my euro will rceetxv prompt hiioiiii.ii.
COLUMBIA. S. C.
C ilumbi.i S P.. N..V. :? J. 1SS1 ? Ol'I'OSl I H GK AND CENTR \ L
rsrxa ^7*7\
SOMETHING MUCH NEEDED SOUTH!
j THE N. Y. STEAM DYE HOUSE.
i < :i n 1 Work* "oO Ki 'i;4 Si reel , near (Jeorge, CHAKLKSTON, S. (\
' 1 In {-;? iM-ii- cir of tin* w -11 kiu.wn 1;>i liili^lini.-i.' plmsuri' iri ciiUinji i lie aiier.iion
i of h is out "i'if r-i lo tin" nwty impi o\ iMiieii s tn>id<- dm .ng I lie |nt si y ran in i ho p roe ess of
/> ri,YG,
I Hv promptly a L'pting the lnt?,<t improvement*, he i? oii<?hled to execute Ins w?rk in the
I tiitiai ?*t t? factory manner. Gentlemen's t?;u in.'tus cleaned and gtitirntree t to retain their
| original stsapeand appearance. l>veing and llo- Finicking of radto8 l>resee , li umen's of
I Sil!;, Satin and Woolen or Mixed Material.
Gentlemen's Coats, Overcoats, Pants and Vests
1 1 v ?? ; I >% i' li r ippi n it Shawl* Talle st ii ? * 1'iano Covers, lVinta*knnd Mm con I'm luins I)yed
an i r<- li u i ?tied . ' 'nrpi "h in 1 ltiiv- '" id- ix i f. rilv elenn. Blanket* cleaned and will're
t-i : ;? > Uft i origin-i I *tift n ?"? (tond* r*cei vol an 1 re' timed l>y ma i I ores pre.?s.
I. BILXjHJR, I'KOI'KIKTOR.
F.-i. l-i-l yr
D I 1 ?- to iiiH k i.ii iu 'iiONEl
in buying (ir<> v it\??
It s*>, scn l vour orlris lo
Welch & Eason,
cuoici: family \ r vncy crock;. ie
v. IN K ?> LtUl'OKs TK
.in i < 1G AitS.
r_>7 * luO M" ' I. ?t -t . S W 0 .1 M
Uol m ri-. I
v'H A ULKSTON, S. C.
He c u'iy nri ox et)*>vt* ns> >r-M
^ ttui li ivi- ??vryiliinj; v> u >? .?
iiMmi isliiuc t?w pri >-a
HOLIDAY GoOI?
in . Oren. ViiiH-iy.
fcy&Tounny M??r. lutun wi? ?<
?m i inf'tl ..I Fi'liily (iiviu- w T; it I
OH I
P-iok.iijt mj) l .h -v.,-, .
"? 28 C;n
ictucfl
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Vwf 'iM Hiutfe
^apagaa . v
'dI^KKANCJ^L^L.,
Iiivi'i'n Hltoiit ioft (if) lite birgo <?rfartin '*t>t
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
PAINTS,
OILS,
VARNISH I*.
WINDOW GLASS & PUTTY .
DYE WOODS AND DYE STUFFS,
L."IM'PS,
eatMA'Mrs,
L.J Ml* WICKS,
LANTERNS, KEHOSENE OIL, ETC.
A full iind oi'uiplctc rtHHorlnieui of
OLARSW ARH.
stationary,
TOILF.T ARTICLES.
St'ONOKS.
FINF, l'LRFUM KV.Y <w.<l
SOAPS.
Diunlies of the bos! mnkcs.
tlf Prescription* nml Family Ilrvipcs
oarelully cunipou .iloO nt nil hours
PRK8KRVK YOU 11 II AKNR6H l>y lining
tho oelebrnted V Aout'x Ol?. Ui.ackino
for Aoflenitift nn?l prrprrvlng boom om<I
ehoen, hftrnoHS, buggy lops, Ac, I'or file by
L>. 0. K I KKLKY . I
GALL AND SEE
OUR
FUL.1L STOCK
OF
GROCER IKS,
HARDWARE,
HARNESS, .
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES.
Ha tm,
CANNED GOODS, CANDIES,
CRAUKERS, Etc., Etc.,
AT
BOTTOM PRICES.
WUhing to 'jIorc out our Block of
LIQUORS
vrr aro Milling out at (it o following ir.lucdl
pi \c,*.h :
Bent K>? WhWUry 2.f>0 to I> 00 prr gal.
Uoo.l Hyu ?? 2.00 -
Uc*t N- ? ' Corn '? 2 60 " ?'
Oood Corn '? I 7f> " '?
Hum 2 2/V *'
fitn 2 26 " " 1
Applo llritn<ly ? .'i 00 ' " I
W. A. ANCRUM & uO
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
The undcritigtml bnvo tliin dny cntcro*!
into ft oopnrlnerttltip for llin practice oftlif-ir
prof?'H*lon. I?r. Moov# will attend to nil i
t hf ((enernl prnrtico. l)r. lJ?*?a will only |
nltntul to hitt otfict< nmUobntH v ic ? I Inmnftip j
??'l wljpti cult v?l in oOnsull'Hioti " "r
Moi>r? I* nb*?nt wb?M> bi? ol*Mt?>l rical urtCOH I
occur Itr. I)cn? will mteml thtin if ilecireil '
!/. II, f)F. \f, M. I) I
A. A^HOOUK. Ml)
Nov 23r l, IPX2
. ..J& I
A lnr(!? ftn'l Bflcct H too k of < ! i *?* i n p nr?<l j
vrnoking to'mcco, .jBiu'ri. f ij{ i ret ?<"<, [
aig.tr li<>\fiern ???! HtnoJnB^T garter- I
illy For ntlc l>y Jb. 0.
CHOCK FULL!
+ H-"
Goods Anwinjr Constantly
AND
We are Selling Tliem
AS FAST AS Til F.Y f'OM K!
This is No 11>LK TALK, but in
A Genuine Fact.
! If y?u Don't IMiovo Ii t.'OMC AND SF.E.
i ? to: ?
Ragging
j C&QV& TIJTG,
nar gqobs,
I JBOG T$, SKOES & M.2TS
; Plantation Supplies
j Of every c->nc? iv.ii.le dcxcripilull,)ipohl'l -
I injr w.iytii-i, iili.w.". hirno**, &?. .
1 would cull spitiul attention to my utot.k
I
! HARNESS AND SADDLERY,
V.'hicli cannot lw> eclipsed by any om' ablidh
meat in Citmden.
My slock of plain find fancy Crnck<rf ii
jn hi I In- tiling 10 meet the wants of all in
litis line.
Cnnned goods of every kind and at bot?
torn pricis.
Fiirnitnro in a new future in my hunt -
iincn it it . 1 I woul 1 ndvise nil who intend to
in ?k(> ii purchase in this line to examine
my :?took and prices Ix-iore llivy buy.
With an able oorps of assistants and on?
of iho largest slocks of general murcbun
'I nn to bo found in Canvlen I Am confident
i Ii a I I can offer inducements to trade wiih
me.
It will comI you nothing to come and tx
nmine my Hock, even if yon <li> not buy.
My Cigar and Tobacco Slock in unsur
passed anywhere. I sell a good cigar 'J tor
() CMIllS.
fl-OUR! FLOUR!!
.Tito bout brand* of flour In the market.
Notably among the brands I have in the
1'iilnnvoo, a patent procoss flour, which is
having n big run.
.'I lie colobraied Hweilaer Knse (or cIicchp)
mn
had at my s ore at nil times.
J. D. McDowall.
I.1N0LI8H. American and Mustard Bar
^dincs, Vickies, Ki?lmon~-6 lb enns,
treeh and sauced Macktral in tWIt*, fanned
llet<f ii lid Timpue, I'otlod llnm, Turke^r,
Chickens. fir., Oysiers, Pickles, MuHnrd,
i^auci'x, Ac. Kor m ilc by I) (J. KlKKLKY.
KKALJiiSTATK AN' I) TOWN
l'RCHMiHTY FOR SALE.
The undersigned will offer for sale at llio
' ;<>nrt House in Camden on the tfrut Mon
biy in January nejt; if not previously tils
io*ed of, I lie following property, to-v?it :
All that tract, of land situated in tbii
lounty of Kershaw, containing eighty acres,
nore or less, the some being Oti Shoulder
lone Itraueh; bounded by lands ol Lr J.
>V Ford and L J Patterson, known as tho
(lay Tract." recently occupied by K. flj
i illi'pigun
'Dtc Ji'iiioos and hits situated on K"?* an I
fork str^'f in f-midi'n, krioun a* "*1 ^
nil I'ssin^^ lois, now r yr 1 ' ' X
Ihiver. v.
Terms will bo ntyl' ?*
urebasev". 1
Any ..f the abovo ''"y He treated f?y ?t
nv.ite sale upon \f?pH?illlon t?? Mr. '*
tell, at Camden . j
Ilj.ui r, D. MOWllY *
NKW (TliOI'MOl.ASSl/
N ?' * Oilcan* Fancy n\l Me ii'>m J
ft. sale l>y W i & 1?R0<|
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