The Kershaw gazette. (Camden, Kershaw Co., S.C.) 1873-1887, January 25, 1883, Image 2

Newspaper Page TextTHIS KERSHAW GAZliTTE. FKANK l*. BKAKI), Fho^kiktob. JB UM6CKHM ION , $2 I'KK VKUt, IN A UN ANC'K. .CAMDKN, ?. C.,JAn726* 1883. n *. -4. DON'T EXCOWKAUE IT. > There are quite a number of foreigners in btof toWn, who ore comfortably clad, and appear to be la high health. Some 1 , of them havo tho habit of going around . .bugging. The cltlzcns of Camdcu should not enoournge shle. To respond benev olently to them, Is.to givo strength to a practice which is a suj-e weans by which they .will lose what self-respect they iyay havo and become worthless to them selves and worthless to soclely. Pauperism Is a crime, where It can be avoided, and the surest way to make paupers out Of tho?e people Is to so far favor their begging its to gratify tholr desire# when they come around. Wo wduld by ho means discourage be nevolence on the part of our citizens.? The poor should be assisted ; but this class of people cannot be eountcd in this .category.- They wire brought here for a si>e$jH^t pn'ri*ose. They havo capital, and that of the jrios.t productive kind, viz : good health; strong niyeelea and hardy frames. It is due to tbem that we encourage thefn to Wo rfc by discouraging their beg ging proclivities. One of ou.r greatest ' moralists says, ?'Olvo to v.U wtyo heg you, for If you do not benefit "them, you benefit yourself by 'developing your own benevolent principle*." But Is It benevolent to In jure others for the purpose of benefit ting ourselves? Should not our patriot ism guard society and prevent the de gradation 'wh Mi ?rl?e? from vagrancy? Most Oertulnly. Let us give, but let us do so uiulerstandlngly and not blindly. "The poor," saUJ Christ, "ye always havo wl?l? you." Let up recognize the fact, and without stint cheer them in the durku'essthrough which they pass. But let us not throw away our sympa thies upon a class of pcoplo who, if they will go to work, will bo Independent of .our chHrltles. AN IMPORTANT DECISION. The State Supreme Court has recently rendered a decision which will set at resi some serious questions raised as to tlx title to many plcces of real estate ih t.hh .county and elsewhero. For soi^e years li had been the universal practice to parti <tlou real estate In tho Court of Probate. Ii 1879, the Supreme Court decided tha the Court of Probate had no jurlsdlctloi In such cases. In several instances par ties to the former stjjts Instituted nev proceedings to divide o> ??ol 1 land a sec .ond time, and some of >hese cases w ?sarrled by appeal to the Supreme Court That Court, It Is stated, now defies tha ?U sales or partitions of rea}- estate mud by the Court of Prob*t?> "prior to tho do clslon referred to valid. This decls Ion will qnlot t*;^tltlo8 t? " good man; pieces of property in Kershaw county. With the dkath of Gambktta franco feeetns to have entered upon nu era of confusion'. Prince Napoleon recently Issued a "manifesto," In which ho citcs tho Impotenry and incapacity of the gov ernment and the decadence of the army and the finances. He refuses nny com promise with the Hoyalists. The mani festo, which was posted on the walls of Paris, was torn down by the police and Prlnco Napoleon was arrested and will be exiled. Imperialism litis already, since the dqath of Gambetta, sought to ?come to the front In Franco. Somk KKWftPArKBft are quoting the 'prophecy of Gultwau that the Jurors who convicted him would nil meet evil In ?1tehr pathway, and arc , citing .the hap penings to that jury sjnee tho trial. Two 4)f tho Jurors hnve since died and another has lost all his pro|>erty and is now a <hotel porter. Oovkrnor Thompson has taken the "proper view of the lawlessness commit ted in |he lynching of Dave Kobcrts at * Abbeville, lind has offered a reward of Ave hnpffred dollars for the apprehen sion' of the perpetrators of tho crhue. The par(los cna be dvteotod and should "be purflslttk^ Tub Clnclnnatt aptly says Hint "ilfc plight facilitate matters to thru over tfh? Ifekstiry to tho pensioners of our va -rlous wars, lit the event of a balance to th<t credit of the general public tho l'rcs 4<feht?b<)uld appoint a day of thunks , giving. Entirely 8*1 Ixfnotory. T<adlea WUHlWfk pbrfnmo thut comMno* :<-irovttljr. d*lln?fty ami rioluiPCH. find Kloir* *w?n Cologne entirety ?AtUtnctory. ....y.,., -. ? . ?.?(??.? R?wi/ i*?? osr? ??>?? "? The nnttfher of Northern vleltoi a to Aiken noraatly exeewle Hie un-lvula to VA*lliW'det* on nny ptavlotiR yenr. . The tOtnl number of pleora of mnil matter of nil kind* Ijimdled during the til* Now Yoik pontoMkr " #97, 481, AO?, a dully Hvernge of 2,400,000. v ' dofmUMiig tr??8Hter of Tonneee* hen tH?cn nt tart arrested. ' Jhr. H. ChnlmoiR, the MlR?t**lpp1 ren rgrtdo, !? bjisy proeeontlug {Democrats In tmj United Btiitpjjlon i t*, but bun failed ?to oonvk't In enry t'wsn. 06o. 0. Jones, clmlrmttn of the Nr tloual Greenback Committee, l>n* a?l led nn Inquest oi> tlm coj'8" M? ipoet In Washington February 22d. Tho next annual meeting of tho Htato ?Orange will be hold In Charleston the first Tuoeday In, Februiirv, I88i. The Bummer meeting will bo held lit Mm Ion next August. . The probability now seems to bo Mint the tariff bill w|ll p??s the present Con ,grCM. In the overflowed district* of Ruwpe, ?caused by tlm floods, tho dlstreas I* ? ,ful, end the Munition dcMoa description. ^IMOIXimmJlINTIKH. ; fAIRfJKtn. Lewi* Halloa colored n nn renMIng on Mr. .John 0. Oathourl'a plantation nenr WIhiih ? boro, wn? found dead on Krliny morning. He ?M t>or|e<l About three fWeVdjfep in n pile ? of eotton*Mtod. one hand protruding an (he ?eea WM tnOVM ftwfcy( There in no clue to theoaiMt Of hi ? death. OftWla Durham ?nd Halite Cooper, two no (roes, were arr*?Ud and lodged in j .u on ?xeoatlort orai?A?rt?joltu)u( lieu, niwi they undertook to interfere Mrtth the property af ?r Th.,".b#,n* *n ngatprt .the Statute, Trial Jiutlce Hogan Usued bin warrant , And, after a proper ?xntnlnatlon, they were bound oyer for trial at the next i term of the Court of Hfesion*. sr LAKCA8TICR. Mr. J. y. Whe*ler, of Lancaster county, uade IivmI year wltli one horse fourteen bales ifcottou mu<1 700 bushels of corn. A Cherokee Indian lending a bear, hli iquw leading an overburdened poor *p?*l meii of hor?e dtsh, anil their two children, i boy anil n gift. exhlbttliiK n b;>b tall n.on toy, wert lUtrnctlon* to l.ancMjster lasl.week, Joseph Clark bus been appointed postmas er ut Lancaster, vice L. C. Puyseur removed. A valuable horse. the property of Mr. O IV. Kalie, of Kiat' Creek township, dleil of lydrophobla on the bth Instant. The horse nid been bitten nonie time in the month of Jotoher by a mad uog. There are six prisoners now Jn the county lall a waiting trial ut the uext tcriu of court, two of wliont are white and four colored. Due of them la charged with burglary anil larceny and the other live wltlr simple lar? Mny. There U also a craxy negro woman In lall. She bus epileptic fits and Is expected to i.e.? Review. Pleasant 1 1 1 1 1 Unmge Is dealing largely In fertlllxers tills year. The officers for lh? present year ure: 8. Ucokhum, sr., Muster, 11. W, Mobiey. Overseer; I.. J. Perrv. rtoc'y; J. T. Ij. Htover. JvocLurer; A. J. I'authen, 8teward; J. H. Wcuiier, Ass't Hteward; K. B. Mobiey, Chaplain; J. 11. Mobiey, Treasurer, Murlin Cau in en, O. K.; llobt. 8. Ucckham, Fast-Master, Delegates to Pomona Orange: 8, Heck hum, 8r., Dr. 11. 8. Bcckhfiu. 8. J. Cuutiicn and Miss Kmmie L. Beckham. HUMTKK. Dr Hamilton Hurgess, wlillo bunting on Thursday last, accidentally fell and broke his arm. Mr. DeSuussurc Dull of 8uintor, took the premium of illO offered l>y tlio 8lutel>urg Farmer's Club for the best acre of cotton. Tho yield was 2,028 pounds. W. W. Ander son, Jr., came lu socoud, with '2,0 J l pounds. t 'Apt. W. It. Delgar, recently ni) pointed Auditor, li4K taken possession of the office and entered upon Its duties. We hear that Cbelf-of?Pollco Weeks says ho may as we'.i resign, as there is nothing f ir him to do since the bar rootm have been ciosed. Ily ten o'clock at .light the streets are deserted, and lie says he now scarcely ovor liears us much as an oath. Our Council should take head from this, and reduce the Police force, and so reduce the oxpenses. One Pollccmau for the day und two tor the nlgbt la *11 that Is necessary , and the town, by fls sobr'oly and qnlctiuuis, is now saving enough "In It* current expenses to counter baiamp the supposed loss from the liquor 11 censo.? rtuinCer Watchman. Chilled by tlio Intense cold of Friday night the matt-currier Irmii illshopville, alighted from his sulky to warm himself by a walk. When about two miles from Sumtor the horse became frightened a. id i . ?? Into town, where the driver, half an hour afterward, found his sulky In a slate boidering on pul verisation. CAMIIKN COTTON M A KKKT. The clear weather f<ir tJio past few days lias brought more cotton to market than has been usuil f ir !tie p.ist th-'ee or four weeks. With good wvutherfor the next fortnight we may look for heavy receipts. Good grades are bringing cents In Camden. A Liltlcul. l'ro;)lo.i? Soltc.l, The desire for ntlmahints is becoming a monstroua evil aud how to overcotuo It is a serious question with reformers. Parker's QlngerTouto fairly solves the dltlicull prob lem. It Invigorates body und 'mind without Intoxlcutlng, and htm brought health and huppincss to man's desolate homes. ? Enqui rer. 8eo other column. Condition of BuhIikbh Abrood. ^ MANCHBHTr.it, January IP. ? TPlift VkRnches ter Qunrdluu In Ita X.<AVAVrtorclul article this morning aifcvv. "^prices are ruther lower. There^r?'t?eeii a strong disposition to sell. Th^-tSown ward movenieut la slow. Seller* -faok with caution on large forward contracts. Comparative Cotton HUtomeut. Nkw York. January 19.? The following Is the comparative cotton statement loi tlu week ending January 19, 1888: Net receipts at all United Slates ports during tbe week 148, 7ft": same we*k last year 90,261; total receipts to this date 4,017,424; to same dute last year 8, 5M,2Cte. Export* for the week 129,780; same week last year 61.9M; total exports to this date 2,.V>I,200: to same date last year 1,307,8111. Block at all united Status ports 928.21.1; Name lime last year l,lu9,24U. stock at all Interior towns 182,640; same time last year 199,111; stock at Liverpool 811.000; sumo time last year 50(1,000; stock of American afloat for Oreat Britain 290,000; sanio time lust year 204.000. THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS Are wasted on physicians rers ny tho dys peptic, the rheumatic, 1)10 bilious, und the nervous, Wlion n Dollar expcmtcd oil that unapproachable vegetable loiiif nnil altera tlve , SIMMONS HEPATIC COMPOUND ? ou ? L1VKR AND KIDNEY CUKli would In every coro effect a radical cure. ?d~Ifyouaru billions, tongue coated, bad breath, bond hoi, dull or aching, stomach heavy or sour, If bowels luactlvo and pas sages hard and occasional lotmeness, If your Rleep Ih broken (tosKlnv, about In bed), If you Ket up uiuufreshod, If your Rkln Ih Rallow oyeR yellow, If heavy, dull pelus In back and limbs, If you art. drowsy , Indisposed to talk or act, If any one or more of these syinplnniK, take a dose of 8IMMONS' II Kl* ATMs COM I'OIIN I), iMid yon will K?t Immediate roller. Disdasos of Kidneys, Bladders, &c? AKliCltKKD UY SIMMONS' HEPATIC COMPOUND, ? Oil IsIVER AND KIDNEY UUItE. rhl* propnratlon acts finely upon the kld noyH, being powerfully plurctlc. Hufferers with tho gravel, and otlior similar affections, aro advised to try thlR medicine, and our word for U, tho reRult will he satisfactory, Kor calo ovory where. ProprlotoftH^l^olesnfoRfuJg'lstR, Charleston, H. C. Rftlo by Dr. F. I ?. Zemp, Camden. H. C. FOR SALE. , STRAWBERRY PLANTS tlly desired sud of twenty varieties, nt 25 oenls per dosen, $2.00 per 100 and $8.00 pot 1,000. Address U.M.SIMS, Columbia, 8. C. "WTA1LR, Horse Shoo*. Horse Shoe Nails, 1^1 llarnoHR, Swingle Trees, Hoph, Plows, Rnk es, Trace Chains, Hi idles, Cow Rolls, Looks, Hinges, Sorews, Saw*, Rope. Plow LIccj, Wei". tfuck.-ta, ,Yoll Wheel* Water Buckets, Coffee MHN, Knives *wl Forks, Axes," Hatchets, &o., &o. : for sale by D. C. KIRKKKY. SHERIFF'S SALE. John M. Mlcklo ys. ' J. J. Huoknboe and Kxccutton, A. A. If?ek?bee, Adm'r. W. It. Huokftbee, deed. Under end by virtue of tho nbovo entitled execution, I will sell In front of Die t'ourt House In Camden, on tho lirst Monday In Kobrunry, Itttt, within the legal hours of sale, all of that niece or parcel of land, wltli tho I ImtldlngH thereon, situated In the town of t'aini)et). on llutlodgo street, In rear of the | ntore of Itnum Itros,, known as tlio Dash piece, distinguished In the plnn of sold u?wn ?v h lot No. I,?W, and bounded North tiy lot Ma. 1,901, Kast liy lot No. I,1W?, Hmith liy Itut ledge Street, and West by lots No. 1,'^Hl mull Levied upon and to ho soli as the properly of IhO IiiU* W. II. Hticknheo nt the miiII o( the rtbovo limned plain till'. Terms cash; purchn*or to pay for papers. Jan. II? Ul JOHN DOMV. H. K 11. a ,* MORTGAGE SALE. f Richard \V. Heeeer*. Jr., to Wan nee B*um ana lie man lluuiu, tut lUum Broe.? Mort K wee o t ShI EtUWk 7^ i> Under aad.br virtue of a power o/4ale con tained tu the abovs stated moibnme. I w,lJ ofTer f~r *nle to the highest bidder. In front of Die Court House door iu Camden, on the rtrst Monday In February next, during the I legal hours of sale: Alt Uiut pleoe, parcel or lr?ct o t land and , buildings thereon, situated, lying aud being In Kershaw county, Uiate ofHouth Curollua, containing 1 TWO HUNDRED ACRI?8, ( more or less; bounded north by land* of Russell Bowoll, west by land of I<ouls l'hll- ? Hps, south by lands of John Copttland, eust by land of Roaael Howell. i Terms cash. JOHN DORY. Ja ;<l Agt. for Mortgagees. MORTGAGE SALE. ' Edward Hill to W, Z. Leltuer.? Mortgage of Heal K.stnU'. | By virtue of a power of sale contylned In ; the above stated mortgage, I will proceed to , soil at public outcry to the highest bidder, In 1 front of the court houxe door In Cuindon, on Mouday, February 1 2th ISftfl, during the Rgal hours ol sale, the following described Ileal < Instate: All those several parcel* or lots of land ly lug, bolng and situated In the county of Ker shaw und state ofHoulh Carolina, cor.tuln- ' ing Two Uundrvd und forty-seven acres, more or loss, and bounded north b,v land* ol K. K. Hill, east by lands of K. IS. Hill and the titmdford lanus, south by lauds ol BenJ. Cook and West by lands of J. It. l'aco and others. Terms cuoh. S. G. Clybvun, Jan. 17. Assigneo. SHERIFF'S SALE. 8. C.CIyburn, as Clerk ?f Court, ) Harriet M. I,ang and Theodore > Exeoutlon. 1-riUtK. Executrix and Kx'or. 1 of Will of Thus, Lang, dee'd. ] By virtue of the above Execution, to mu dliecU-d, I will proceed to soli on the first 1 Monday In February, lsftl, at the court house In Cajndun, during thu legal hours of sule; All that pleco, parcel or tract or land sltu 1 sled In the county of Kershaw, State of Houth Carolina, containing ON K HUNDRED ACRES, Moro or lens; bounded north by lands of the estate of hi vlngtons, east by lands of H. Louan 1 jiuk. south by lands ol Wm. Burdell, west by lands of V. H. Jordan and others. lA'vled upon as the property! of Thomas hung, deceased, a', .the suit ol the above named plntnllfl. Terms c??h. JOHN 1X)BY, 3. K. C. Jun 1 ? 1 SHERIFF'S SALE. ftouth Carolina? KershaW County. I?. C. Kirk Icy ) V8. V Execution. J. K. Turner A Co. ) Under and by virtue ofr.bovo execution I will oel!. ul public outcry , before the Court. Hou?e In Camden, 8. C. within the legal hours of Mile on the fl rut Monday (the 5th day) of February next, the following Reul K>tivtc: * One tract of land, situated, lylntfand being *n Kcrohaw county, Ktulc of Mouth Carolina, containing Oi?e Hundred (MO) acres, more or less, oil waters Little Lynches Creek, bound ed north by lauds cf Wiley lirannon, east by landa of \V. H. Murvhnll, rtoulh by J^lttle Lynches Creek, oiid west by lands of Wiley Hrnnnon. Also, Onc(l) other tract, in name county and HUtie, containing One Hundred (100) acrc*. inoro or lew, bounded north by lan<A\, of Mm, H. F. Myern anil F. McManut*-, Anst by lands of Mi*. II. F. Myers. sovLVh by Innds or John Turner, and w<aUr-V>y lands of A. Mofcoley. Levied u.^oft 'u's the property of John K. !7v.Tner, under above nam xl exocuilon. Terms caah. JOHN DOHY, Jn H-4t S. K.C. "DOMSON'S COTTON AND COIlN FKIt *L TJLIZKK. ltOBSON'8 COMPOUND ACID PIIOSPH ATK These grades are rich esHMtlals. oonMltu tl UK flrst-oluKS artlclos carefully prepared from best mnlorlals. Our lonjj cxperiem-e In the trade, (oKcthor with Prof. Hhepard's analysis, are Kuarnntces that they arc adapt ed to the wants of consumers. For sale at market rate* tor cash, time or Cotton. J. N. KOHiMJN &80X, t(8 : ^ust Bay. C~iM01CKciinvu6Bed Hums and ?ff???*Mersi J Coffee aii l Su^nr ? all gra?l??. Lard, llucon, Flour and Molasses. For sale by D C. K2UKLEY. SHERIFF'S SALE. Christopher I J. Fin ley, I'l'fTl in the vh. " ' I Common Pleas. O. (I. Alexander, Adm. Pft. J Kxccuilon. Under und l?v virtue of t ho above execution to me directed, I will proceed to sell on the first Monday In February, 1ASH, nt th" court house door In Camden during the legal hours of Rale: All that piece, parcel or lot of land with buildings theroon In the town of Camden,' eou'.tv of Kei'Khaw and State aforesaid, bounded, hn follow*: north l>y lot of J. M. I.e. uraml, east by Iwi of j . It. McCrclght, south l>y public square and went by Broad street. Levied upon an the property of Jolinatlian Page, dec'tl at tho suit of the above named planum. 'i'erinB cash. JOHN DOBY. S. K. C. MASTER'S SALE. J. D. Kirk patrlck, ndm'r., ) Kershaw v?. V I n the .1. Chcsnut, Kx'or. J Common l'lcas. I n cbedlenco to the order of tho. Circuit Court for Kershaw county, dated the inth day oi September, 188J. I will otl'er for sale at nubile auction, Leforc ibe Court House in Camden, HI eleven o'clock a. in., on Mou lay, February -i, 1KW1, the following described par eel of laud, belonging to the estate ol the lute Col. John Chesmit, deceased, to wit: One tract, con tal ill ng fifteen acres, more or less. being tract No. I, on plat of Keaurvey tnado by S. II. Hoykln, Feb'v, 4th, 1881, lying near Cool Spring Branch In said comity; bounded north by linda of Jainea H. Den a, cast and Kouth by lands of Wm. Adamaon, went bv Cool Spring brunch, separating the aamo from tracts Nor. 4 und 2 of tho snlcl plat, on which Col. ChoHnut bnllt hla dwelling house, afterwards burned. To bo aotd at tho rlsli of tho former pur chaser. The Ilesurvey by 8. II. Uoykin can be scon at my olllec. Terma of sale: One half wish, balance In oneyear.oii llond ami Mortgage and Interest. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. M. DkHAUsRURIC, | Jail Maator K. Co. MORTGAGE SALE. Dlanah Halts t Mortgngo to V <?? Daum Bros. ) Real Rstatc. Ur.dor and by virtu? of n power of anlo con tallied In the alK>vo stated mortgage, I will nirer for sale to the blithest bidder, In front of the Court House door lu Camden, on the flrst Monday In February next, during the legal houra of sole: All that pleco, parcel ?*r tract of land and building* thereon, situate, lying and being In the county of Kernhaw, Hlato of South Carolina, containing ono hundred and twen ty two (122) acres, moio or lean; hounded north by land of Dove Seeifors, east by land of Katie MeClaln, south by lalid of Daniel Bethune. west by land of wnt. King, Tormaowsh. JOHN DOBY, Jit it Agt. lor Mortgagee*. MORTGAGE SALE. M. C. Bmyrl and T. J. Hmyrl) Mortgage to V ? or M. A. R. Clyburn. j Real Katat*. By virtue of a power of ?alo contained In the above RtAte/1 mortgage, I will proceed to sell at prtbllo outcry to tn6 highest bidder In front or the Court House door In Camden, on Monday. Felirnary Ml). (MM, during the legal houra of aale, tho following described real estate: All that pleco, parcel or tract of land lying and being In Keraliaw county and State ?f south Carolina, containing one ftundretf mid twenty acre*, moro or lees, bounded on the north by lanu* Into of John Mckaln, south by lands of Basa and others west by the t.ancnater road, Knsl hy Bass lands and the Itohlason I toad (known an tho Molester lands.) Terms cash, ?. c. Cl YBUltN, Agt. lor Mortgagee. Headquarters for Hardware. j m if in 0t ii i f j?. iLi 9 IMPORT BR ANI) DKALKIt IN KNOMRII AND AMERICAN HARDWARE & CUTJLERY, Iron, flfacl, Nnlltt, Ca?Mng*. Mill Rlonca, Bolting Olotlia, Rmnt Maoli1r{p?, CI ronlar Haw*, Mill Iron*, Rugar l'ana, Onrrine(<> HutMIng nn>l Trimming Malerlala, India Rubber ami I.cniltoi* llcltinpc, Curpentora, lilnckamlth and Tannor'a Toola, Houaekoopinft and tfftr nlahlng tUrdwnre. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Llm?, Coroflnt. PlMler, Pftintn, Olfa, Froooh and An>0r'0,in Window (IVtfm, Gun*, Platola, fthol Holla, Powdor Plank*, Powder, Rhol, K?o. WHOIj'RSAIjR AND RBTAlt, OOH.tTMBIA.,8. O. CJjrTha hiinitiMd of th? lata JOHN ('. DIAL will lie continued aa horatofora \>y Mia nnriartlgnad. MAR.Y A. DIAL, Kxcouirix J?? II? 8m Delinquent Land Sale ' KOR TAXES KI8CAL YEAR 1881. Auditor'* Office. Ker&hap County, 1 Camuex, S. C., January aCkb, 1883. | p 2 ? ? = & 5 ? .2 School I)iktric< A'o. 1. *regg?. Mojea J 5 ?arlo?, Don 3 1 JeLcon, Miss Louisa, 2 lots 2 Laurens Si.. 3jo Harriet 1 lot 1 building, Church Street, Hopkins, flf.i A. 1 adj'u'g No. b'd'y. ofCaroden. J oil ii con, Yho?. '20 More, James, JOj Pringle, Ransom, 1 lot 1 Shajunon, David, 1 Shanuon, Mrs. Eiix&beth. 1 4 School District Xo. "2. Certain, Julia, 20 1 Martin, l'eter, 30 1 Rutledge (i Yo^ng, 3t>0 G Thomas, Jess, 25 2 W'ylie. Cyrus, lit) 1 School District Xo . 3 . Beasley, Anthony, bS\ 2 Hall, 8. II. 1*20 Hanc"?k It. H. H"> 1 Holland, n K. 1 1 .*? McCoy. C. L. 270 Reynolds, Charlotte. 50 f lleynolds, Julia, I 1 Turner, J. F. "JO Turner, John, 200 t School District A'o. 4. Bell, Wesley. 00 1 Holland, Jas. 400 1 School District Xo 5. Bradley, Rer. Robt., 125 I Basking, H . N. 100 Brown, T. 0 ? 50 Hull, Louisa, 850 ] Hall, W. T. & H. C. ?50 McLendon, Hampton, i.'00 'l'horu, James R. 100 School District Xo. 0. Blair. Dallas, 410 < Davis, Thus. B. lt?5 ! Moiheri'licd, llunry, 3J4 I Out on, W . G. *230 I Perkins, Miles, et al., 39 Segais, R. W. 207 Thompson, Sallie J. ?G0 School IHstrict Xo. 7. Honie, E. P. 300 School District Xo. 8. Dabney, Jno, A. 277 Garkin, Jitn. 250 ! Gaskins, W. D. 80 McDowall, Robert, 50 Mioklo, J ii men W. 250 Roach, Mrs. E. C. 40 West. Eli, 80 Young, W. C. 047 School District Xo. 9, Beckham, Sam, 100 Brown, Abram" *24 flynum, Tom, 100 Dcntou, W. C. 68 Mickle, Joseph, > 42 Wilson, Thomas, 51 School District Xo. 10. Hammond, Frank R. 130 School District No. 11. Baily, Jo*. F. 205 Brown, E C. HI Gviggs, W, J. 50 Ileitis, Henry, 100 Jackson, Archic. 58 Lamar, C. M & E. Chishohn, 150. Robinson, Win. Ill School District Xo. 12. Hart, Nathan, 5 Nolice is hereby given that the whole of the several paroels, lot and pait* of lots of real estate described in the preceding list, or so inueh thereof ns will Se ^pBes sary to pay the taxes. penalties and assess ments charged thereon, will be sold by the Treasurer of Kershaw county, South Caro lina, at hit oflico in the town of Camden, oh the first Monday, (5th day ) of February. A. D. 1883, unless said t<xes, assessments and penalties be paid before that time; and such sale will be continued from day to day until all of said lots, parcels ami parts of lots of real estate shall bo sold or offered for sale. Ii. E. SILL, Auditor Kershaw Co. $100 REWARD. $100 100 Dollars will ho paid on proof of con viction for using my limber for ttirpeniiue or any other purpjse. H. IJAUM. ja 2 -3 MORTGAGE SALE. W.J. Heard j * to V Mortgage Personal Isaac V. Bar Jen. j Properly. (Wler ami by virtue of ihe mortjroge. I will proceed to Bell on the 6th day of Feb ruary, 1R88. ol tho Court House door in Camden, commenoingat or near one o'clock. 4 mules, 1 four-horee wagon, lour setts of harness, T>ry Goods, IUts, Shoes, ho. And on the Clh day of February, at the turpentine farm of W. J. Heard, in Kershaw county : (??no 8(111 and fixtures complete. Lot of Barrels and Staves*, Coopers Tools, Hacks, Dippers, and l&O Bushels Seed. The above property to be sold us (he property of W. J. Heard. Terms oa?h. JOHN DOBY, Agent. Jan'y 20 ? 2t. THE DELMONIGO OP I.L. ROSENDQRF &. CO. The best Champagne, Madeira. Rli rry. California and Rhine Wiuef. always in ?took. Ales. Imager Beer, Porter, fling' r Air, Soda Water, and all Mineral Waters, con stantly on hand. Over the Har ? Panoy Drinks. by skillou and polite assistants. TOBACCO AND SEGARS. An Havana Fegar f.?r Five Cents Is one of lh* latest innovation* of this establishment. The Hayana is guaranteed. AVe also have the Hect 10 Cents Rcgar tn the market. Smoking Tobacco of ?M kindt , from lead ing manufacturers. Pipes of *11 kinds in slock. RP.RTAHRANT.? Inafe*dny*we will open a Restaurant whicK will be con ducted In first ol*4s style. Due uplice will be given. The patronsge of the ptihlio is 8oliolt?d. 1. 1, IIGSEMF & CO. Ja2Rtf ? v F&otrmi l no 1 Fi\ nt>ls flour nice and cheap at |?)U I1AIIM HUOH. 150 Jeisenbeimer & Watkins DBA LEK8 IN v&ocraiEs* IcIQVQftS, TOKXCCO. AC. f We beg I9 calj *tteni ion to t h ?? fuel t hut ? *? ha?e coni?t^?itlv io s'ovv iv FULL LINE OF GHOCERIES.1 *hich we offer to customers at as low pricts >? can be obtained hi any 8. or? in Camden. Our 6iook of Liquors, A ! H.lQLiior?, In of the best brand* and art worthy the %ttention of the public. (BoY"Be sure lo five us a oall. as we are satisfied we are able and witling to please you both in quality of go<xls and prices. Geisenheimer & Watkins. Jan 2o-tf OOME AND SEE ? Til E ? CHRISTMAS GOODS CHRISTMAS GOODS ? AT ? J. D. McDowall's. I I Am now receiving a desirable line of i ho above goods, viz: Atmore'? Mince Meat in 5 find 50 lb pails English Plum Pudding. Imperial nnd Seedless Haisin?. Leghorn Citron, Curt-airs, Ditcs, Ac., Pre?ervi*s nnd Jellies, in Cnn?, Marmalades nnd Jains. in Jurs. Choice Ci ill K Ige Duller, Choice 11 :i lots at 15 to 20 cents per point 4. . ? W FISH ROES, FRESH SALMON. CUD FISH BALLS, Boston Buked Bean*, Apple* in '2 and 3 ll> And 1 gallon cutis, Peaches in 'J and 8 lb and 1 gallon cutis. Bartlett J'eas in 3 pound tins, CHAMBER'S CIlKAM PKAcI] ICS 8?j?~Choico line of I'lain and French Cuu lies. NUTS? a full assortment and verycVi.p. CH ACKERS ? liv-h an.l largo nss"iiim ni. Out M> .1. ?\c. They i i<l f'r ? - . ? i ? ? ! mi-1 j.euod. Qu:t'. ity und i|H i in it \ ^ . u ? r >? 1 AT U;WKST I'KH'KS J. D. McCoivalL FRUIT. FRUIT. Fnll assortment ? f'ubh.igeg, Potatois .n Onions, at McDowall's. Cheese ! Che3e Edint, Pint- u ide, Sw ins and Cream, for sale low at i. D. McDowall's. RE-OPENED TO THE PII3LIC. THE DeKALR HOUSE > CAMDEN. H. C. This Hotel Is now open ?<> tho trnvel'MR public. Newly furnl>dted. Tables fur nlsln wltti the hps*.. Comfort nnd intention. Ht?i nt "The DeKnlb." Kales reasonable. do M DISSOLUTION NOTICE. Tho co-partnership heretofore c*i"'ii / under the firm name of PATE & McOoV is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business of the late firm will bo oontinued by McC o v & Co., who assume all the lia bilities of the lato firm and t > wl*- n >? 5 1 debts due inusi 1>" paid. Deo vJl-3t. C. F. T >To. dj'Vf) AWKKK. 812 a <tivy at holm? *"<s .. I /C nmde. Costly outfit free. ViO' Tkijk <k Co., Augusta, Maine. Wagons and Buggies Buggies and Wagons. You need not wait for the wagon, >'>u cnu (etthem at onco by cull I on on Nov. 2. BAUM ii!K<S. CLOTHING! CLOTHING!! Our second HtOck of clothing l? much hand tomer nnd ehwipor tlian the first. fell nod ook ut them. It .N 0 M Rll(M. PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM. A pftrfcet drew inf. elegantly per fktmed sml liarm !??*. ' Remove* dandruff, reitoret nahirnl coUw nnd pre vent* lnMn?i| M t*nU u4 $1 tW*< ?( dn'flUl*. tyiminw COLOGHE. j A n fr*- 1 (V*M all* I ?t??t I'oBnltf lulls* I 1 - irll??. 1 I ami 11 Mate. PARKER'S GINGER TONIC A* tsvlti*r*t'?t MMN?4m tgtaxleatn Thi* delkloii* comlmintioa < >f Conger, Hoclai, Mandrake, StlllliiRin and innny other of the bent p vegetable rcmedle* Imm pi, mre* a'l disorder* rf k tha bowel*, ?toi?ni l>, livtr, kidney* nndlnnj.*, Ai. o Ths B?*t nnd furitt Cough Curt Evtr IJtr.4. I If you sre ?iifleiins f.om female Coirttlai"*' f Kervontne**, W nkefiiire<*, l;hean>n?i?m l5ytp*o F ?>#. f>C* *ny dl?e a*e or infirmity. inke P -sker ? M Ginger Tonic. 1? will tlrenglben brain and body J ?nd give you new Ufa and vigor, 4 lOO DOXiliA^ ? Paid for anytbingitijndoti* found Ja (ilng^r Tonic ? or for a failure to h?lp or cure, WV. *nA ?! ?'??? ?? 4**t?r< t'i .' '*?. V*/t?? r 9 I m. h*?A etrMUrtotlo.n, * lUWn 4i <Y ^ ii rniSH Potatoes, Onioio, Cabbages, J pies, Oranti?s, ?Coenntints, ?taiuirr onons, Hnlsln:', ^lg , Nuts of all kind*. Forsnle'hy J). C. KJRKIJ?y. J' y:o f ant tc :m ?y; hgving Cr o; ieo! I !. acii\ltrsto Welch Eason, Wholesale aud ReUil f ealfrs in lK'lCE fr'AMlLY & FANCY GUO0KK1&S, W INKS, LIQL'OUS. Til AS audClQAUS. ' -9 Meeting St., S. W corner }J*i ? ket Str?et. CUAKLK8TON, 8. C. W e ? o?rry an ex'eusivc assortment of >oods. and have everything you ?*?ui, ot istonishing low prni'u. HOLIDAY GOODS la Urcfti Variety. J^grCounlry Merohauts wishing an torimeni of Family Groceries will tiud it to iheir interest lo correspond with us on the jutyeol. Packing and rirnyage free. Send for catalogue nd price li?l.^^ no 23 6m ?>/*/? ft week In your owrTt^niT- Term* and tpOy $?> outfit free. Address H. a i"?> .Portland, Maine. Xloli Sft v . GERMAN KAINIT, PI Direot Importation. ERT'VIAN GUANO? direct from the agcn of the Peruvian Government . FISH GUANO ? 6 ( 5? 8 p. c ammonia. NOV A SCOTIA LAND PLASTJJJV 8outh Carolina-Ground Phosphate?fine ground and liigli grade. For salo hy HERMANN BULWINKLE, Kerrs Wharf, Ciiarlkhton, S. C. Removed. The undersigned lako pleasure in an non icing i liai they have removed lo the n*w hvick store next south of Mcfsrs. P W. Jordan & Co., where they \>ill keep constantly or hand a full line of GENERAL MKPpn"n"' nud a large and well selrctcd mock of CLOTHING. t"5J* Wo have al.sn addud a furni'ure de partment to our business. C7TV.V are Sample Agents <"?><? W.Juru. maker & IJrowi', '.arrest clothing lion e iu Aipviicft. BAMBERG &. ROSENBERGER. dec 7 if English, a. ;'.crier\n and Mustard Sur hne?. Pit UK-.- Salmon ? < M> tans. 1 1 e>li and wince I Mti in cans. I'antsel IScff anrl T 'i '\>iud Hum, Turkey, Chickens. Ov mum's. Pici.lcs, MiiManl, Sauces. For s ile hy l-> KlKKLKY. NKW CHOP MOLASSES." New Orleans Fancy and Mi lium erodes For s .le t.y W i.. ARTHUR u liRO. A lorjie a:vl select slock ot cl.ov in ? ?iii'>king loluicco, cig irs, c ; . i iie?, cig.ir hi.'ulei < and smokers a' t:-iur ally. For Mile hy L>. 0. k IKK LEY. CALL AND SEE OUR FUFjL, stock OF (JROCKKIKS, 11 Al? D NY ARK, 11 AR.NK-S, DRY COOl"'?, R^'j( i l S, Sll (.) ICS. C A N N r. 1 ) (i Oi ) DS, I A NO: ES; CRACK KR.s, Ivic., lire., A T bottom: prices. Wishing '<> >sc out our s'ocl; of LIQUORS we ari out at the following icluce l prices : I Vhiskey 2.50 to 3.00 per gal. G'toil l:y? ' 2.00 " I'esi N. Corn '? 2 .">0 " ?' Good Corn '? Hum 2 " " Gin 2 '2 "> " Apple Brandy d 00 " W. A. ANCRUM & UO. ? : i_3 ?3 ca -f, -r; ry v ISJ ft 5s3a O SG 4!!]S n; ^ Z; H h & % " 3 2 ?3 i /, w o 3 ? a I K?-l ?< H r/j 'f. ^ I ?f M v; " ? 'S mjs vO ^ ** . ? : - o ??a ssei & H tc F Noii 1 1 ti > i i<( rna |i. a elm.j, s* ?i**i <-ii ueKi'.y reiiiir<ir i >y '< J? - ? II >ICO?i>ittt. ( ? < ?< . ? ' ;p' >? t. ? 'itivin, I'r , n ? t 'i ; "i*f> nts, - ' "? J' ' ? I I '? 1 i.,; P w lor 1. 1 < J'pi K i'im, t'fMliiei.? .I lilk eh'iic<j Tea" .V, ?. I'r ?,il*> l<y I' KillKI !./ c OPENIflh! "VIICni; w J ihe-Iiy j V > ? ' II \ | s ' I ! *? \ J j ? ?>'>.( we'. I" I If. . ,4 1 ?> I ( ... | 6. I'l p; '*!- C...I rr, to Kin^; Htr??4, C u a vi.csToi* , K. C, W F. PERKINS ANNOUNCES T11K ARRIVAL OF ?I JWt r Stock or Groceries* Liquors* Wines. Tobacco Ac. Tbo u i) precede 11 1 ed ru?h of business &l our establishment tushes it necessary fcr us (? be wusLsally id receipt of New Ooods. * ?V// LtiQUor Department \aajJm Is always supplied with lb? W.F.PERKlf" Feb 1 9 ^ Wand fall and winter opening AT THE CLOTUTJMO KOUSE OF M. L, KtNAHD, Men's, Yrallft v*. Bay's Sat Men's Yontt's and Boy s Ojcrcrcls. FIJy'M S&FIF f**\9 STteW ILi TS IN ALL STYLUS AND t/OL?>KS. Gents' Furnishing Goods and Neckwear. OENT'S FINE SHOES. >*'bru in tin* city you mo cordially invjted to examine niy siuck of CLOTHING. All ordt.tr addressed . uiy euro will receive prompt uiu-niion. COLUMBIA, S. C. Columbia S. (\, N..v. HI. 1SSI OI'l'OSM K HHAND <'KN I H AL J HART & COMPANY, J i Hardware Merchants, AT K NTS Foil THOMA.v SMOOTHING HANKOW, i'iioma* rri,vi:iuziNd iiaihiow. LANK lIAliliOW. ? II K \1)QI*AKTK11S KOll - w '4.- j? '+>? uzcmri jr + xur WTJ* .t k i ; s ]?; v k x 1 ' a n i > i na ; ( - r i /n v a to us I PLOW STOCKS. PLOW HLA DKS. SING Mi TURKS fl A V I-.S THACfl CHAINS. 1IOKS. PLOW LINKS. IILA? KS.MITIIS ANI) CAK PKNTKIIS TOOLS, IlOUSKK KKl'INO r.COL'S O STATK AOKNTS FOR DAN' I . IMIATT COTTON GINS. Flifjb KKS AND CON DKSS Kits O t, ' ? ' Price* Jlpphf f HART cfc OOMPAKT, _ CHARUSTON. s. <;. Th: I;iih/ i are Coaling. Ail-! n?w U Ihw I'mo lo pre p*re fur thrm. ? r v u of Irop'n al fi ?? i n tlm mftrlct, ? ??'cfto'i! 'Jnrjn ?? ,iv?-r^ <v*?ck, \MJT8, ? ' ' t A <0 KM. * * H .* H Norl'i?rn PrtiilH. , i?, i>U<n?, A' i .(?, Citron, lit . !?' t nr p ? i J ' A: CO, H, Iv\. TOv, H <J. T~n >N Si -> r ' > i OK n ' . I 't-pot i . ii . or N . ?*r? '('110. \ t. ' II || Clu II ? i f . '!?.< :ii. -I ' )io cli'n )-???? n?i I tn'si l! ;niiiktM V. iilp fur |i?ir|il)lr, (!, II Hih-iiIim i -i i , .1 ii ct i i if I ion ? f ? ? r tin I ' i I > ? f 1 1 1 . Kk", " ' I ,.M '.M '<-1 . i , il?-< ' :?.?< '* " ! r III) ' Mi?ir f-iiOFESSIOrtM. ' 'II. i iinil?,r>-i<fi?iwl ] i it v . ? in ?iii-, ( i' iiinrlnT><lil|i fur tlir ?>? .if. .? [iltil'rveltjii Dr. Moure will hMt.< u. Mir iji-cioT il firnct io?. Dp Hi"!* wi" i"''idl in liin ofl'n'n mid ohiitpi ? cm I ' > m'l ?.vlicn cm H ril In con^uI'M; i.iri I Macro in -I'.vrul wlion liln nln?'?*i -i-rnl ?? icnnr f'r. will nlt^ml iImhi iT Ip.I' I,, it. m !? A. A MOOllj:, M it Nov. 2 >r<l, 1H8M. > j ( DR. FRANCIS L ZI1MI' I"vi'.ph Alt en lion to fro lftrgn mhxoi-I m.-nl DRUGS and MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, V A UN IS I IKS, WINDOW V.u ASS & PUTTY, r*. -VOODS *"{D DYE STUFFS, V'TIM.VKrS, JktfJW* WlCKSt UMr.TIt, KSIDiSI^ 0!f.. BfJ. A Cull nn?l Ofinjilrtte n??nri \orit <>(?( mnkep. .'^nr.rlfiJionn r? ?>? 1 F'unily Kevipc^ "ire1 iliy i)uni|i'iun'l(> ' i?t *U liotifn ' I'M hit F. r'HUt IIAKNKRR ?>y "fin V o?>lo4>. U?$y A:r, For fiilo I 1> O K I It K l,i.Y\ (JRA''KI'RS! CRACK ERI '? in , . i > * I al nil nml n r,y r.',.,,wiijf FKEH.il CRACKKI >t nil UimU \V. A AKOJli'H Jt Co. v?2 2lf

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