The Kershaw gazette. (Camden, Kershaw Co., S.C.) 1873-1887, June 07, 1883, Image 3
THE GREAT BRIDGE
? Connecting Now York and
( Brooklyn is jiow finished and opon
to the public. Its completion is
one of the great events of the age,
and every one would like to ^ee it.
We can save you the trouble of
going to Now York for that pur
pose, as we have a largo, han Uomc
ly-doaignod picture of the bridge
on exhibition, free to all.
Another groat event is the an
nouncement that we propose to
make immense reductions in Boys
Clothing. Wo have a largo stock
and have inaugurated a Grand
Cleaning out Sale. Our stock is
i replete with the latest designs, and
you can't buy them as cheap in
New York. Wo hav<j beautiful
white Marsailles and Linen Kilt j
Suits, the very tip of the fashion j
in tho Jersey Jackets and Sailor j
Suits, and all tho new desigus in
light-weight Cassimores.
It was only a few days since that ;
a lady came in our store with a !
letter addressed to a New York
House, ordoring two Boys' Suits.
She thought fortunately to take a j
look at Our Stock. She compared <;
prices au(J styles with the New
York illustrated catalogue and was
bo woll pleased with Our Stock
that wo sold hor the two suits at
once.
Bear in Mind, we have cheap
-evory-day suits as woli as high
priced Dross Suits; all of which are
offered at groat reductions.
W, L Arthur <& Bro.
LOCAL AFFAIES.
?A* Notice* l ijnor to<l lu.ihls Column At 25c a
lino lor Klrst Insertion, n nd 20o u Hue for
Kitoii Subsequent IUNertlon.
Caindou I'ost Ofllco.
Pont Ofllca houiH from 0 n. in. to 5 p. m.
Money order department open from it n. m.
to 1 i>. in. nod l nun '2.30 to <1 p. m. Northern
iniitl clo*o* lit t> p. m. Houttiorn unci Wes
tern malls close -I.*') p. in. Mull close* Sun
rliiy ut 5 p. in. upen Sunday from 0 to 10 a.
m.
K. H. HKOOK8. I'. M.
Opnn To-night.
The skat-ln^; rink will be open again
to-night ;it the hall of the Yuting Men's
Christian Acsoi'iatkui.
Tho May Collection.
Between the 2Stli and 1 t ? >f May, in
clusive, the county treusurer issued 13
receipts for taxes ainonntinu to $342 10.
The totnl number of receipts ls*tieii for
Mjiv Instalment is 90, ? >t vscnting $2,
455.83.
Postponed.
Owing to * death In the family of some
of the performers in the concert which
was to linve been given nt Town Hall
last evening, the cntertnlnmeut was
postponed. It will take plsce on the
evening of the 19th lust.
Funds Id Hauil.
The first Instalment of fifty per cent,
of Iho capital Ktock of the W uterce 1 r dgc
Co. has been paid In. Over ii'.'.OlU has
Hlreiidy been placed in bunk. 1 lie bridge
la now an nesuied institution. Now lor
u bank In Camden.
Tho Very 1 hlog.
Cow feed rciidy ground. C< r i, nnis ?n?f
lice flour, ground together. Just the
thing to make your cow j;Ivh rich milk.
Only 93 cents n bushel, delivered to any
pert of the town. Bend order* to the
H'Utlo Store."
Attention, Kershavr Troop.
The member* of the Keridiaw Troop
nre eHriit'uliy requested to meet In Caim
den on next Satttrdiiy, June Oth. Dual
lies* of much Importance is to be consid
ered. By order, '
T. J. Ancrum, Jr., Captain.
Wind and Rnlii.
This ?cotton win visited Inst Thursday
evening by it heMvv rnln, iiccoinpanled
by high wind* which felled tree* In
tfikny plHue*. The rein whb very m.tch
needed. but we could well hnvo go; ton
along without the wind.
Suuh m drencher, such ? poller
lit yet when, helter-skelter,
[ Everything had found a abetter,
Then? It Itopped f
Ice Houho and Beer Bottllnsr,
After the 21th of April we will sell
Ice at 2 eentH per nound In snmll quanti
ties, 1 >i, vents lu block* of 100 pound*
tf'ltlld ovei. Beer nt Charleston prlcer,
>\ delivered at how, en. Ico house open on
> Kundity from 8 to ? o'clock In the morn
ing and from It to 1 In the afternoon.
I. I*. Kohkndoht Co.
At Liftt!
It I* gratlfyl iijf lo he nble to ntnte thnt
it nninber of voting goAthmtQii met to
gether In At 'J ne*di?y ftfteruoou nnd rle
to reorganise the Ker*h*w
Guard*. Tho niiiturlul of tho compHtiv
U capital, mikI there I* no ronton why it
should not noun t?ko high rank it* a mil
itary organisation. I>rlll meeting* ?ro
to ho held every afternoon from now till
the 20th hint., when the Guard* will *p
ptinr in the military pitrtide (>( that tiny
in full uniform.
New Rooks nt Half Owt.
lVr*on* d9*lr|ng to purchase *ny of
tho following named book* can procure
them Mt thin office at the price* named :
Kttynold'* 3rd Bonder* .HO
h 4tfr " ' ' .40
HwiiitonVOutllne* World'* ItUtory 1.25
"Vrtsdmn ttnd If/inn* ( t'reahyti-rlan) .35
R'**i of uurfleid l.oo
' ?u? In ottr language .50
'?enbos* KnglUh Composition .45
ion's Word Anftlj*fl* .3ft
hodlst DirelpUttci .25
'IVir.it menu front 15 cent* to .50
I'll fit* book* tire till new mid ere off'er
etl nt let* Mumi wholesale price*.
-I,?wyi?(i>, huff your "Briefs" and
??Point* and AuthtirltUV' printed *t The
tiAXtctn-K .lob Offkc.
The Court of Setslmts.
8HQKT1STT1K* OK BECOBU.
Oaljr One CMe TrW.
The June term ot the Court of Gener
al SeMtona for Kershaw county convened
but Monday morning ?t 10 o'clock,
Judge T. B. Fnuer, of the third Hrcult,
presiding.
'J'lie work of organizing the iurle* was
I proceeded with, and ?fter it brief charge
fiom Ills Honor, the grand Jjii-y rvtlted
nuii at a later hour returned truo bills In
the following cares :
The Slate vs. Bolden baluiond; selling
goods under lien without Jiotlce.
Siatf vs. Adam Dow; murder.
Stale vs. John Jackson ; selling innrt
pr.ujcd pio.H'ity without notice lo mort
gagee
No other hills having Leon jilven out,
the grand ji ry, after submitting their
presentment , were discharged lor the
lei in.
Only one case was tried ? that of Adam
I>ow. the negro who killed another ne
gro named Win. Hampton, on Mr. Boy
kinV pi.-miatioii. on Sunday, May 27th.
T;te testimony otlVreil by t lie State prov*
el a c.i>e ??( sclf-dfUnre to clearly thai
t H d' t'e; ollere-d no testimony, and no
amnmetits w\ie made. Ills Honor's
charge did not occupy tliree minutes ol
lime, ami the jury charged with the case
leturued a \erdicl of "not guilty."
\ !i i In oilier case* on t lie docket* w ? t e
cniiiiiiit'd until the September term.
l tic petit juror* were then discharged I
and the June term was adjourned with- I
out ila_\ lui\ ing occn|l? d <>nly about j
live Ih >t: i h.
This jp pii.lnihh tin- idiCricd term of |
co!?it i-vi r hi'hl iii lvei?haw county.
The lo',|<n\ in^ is the presentment of.
I i . ;; I ami jun : !
To JJi< Ho no", B. Fi'ittr, Pi\sidina
| JuJj, ;
I \V\?, tin- gr wttl J'ny *>!' l??*r?ih:??v ?i i s t -
t y . t'i'i I In' li-rm .iiiii'i iy , 1 SS.?,
having during ihv f?st term Ihoron^nh
ill Vt cli^JlUll lll<* llOwk.S Ull.i I'CCOl'Ms of ail
tin; om.ty oti'.i'i-i >, puhli buildings,
elc., and hnti.d llii iu a*,
then ? ?<>. u-J . i i;o com : : ( xCli-.i- j
pDVVl'l' it.?\ i>.^ -lill'l' !????? II I < > :t ' It* in us, >v ?? I
do not ?!v? t;i it accessary to have anoibi-r
HUfli cxainiii.it io<i before tin' closing ol
our term, :il which time we shall make
another thoiou^n examination, ami re
port t hereon .
There is bill one matter we desire es
pecially to call the attention of tin* < oun
tv t. .\Mtiiiiiii?ioii?i' ?? in. which is inking
the )>! i- 1 1 ii i i 1 1 :i i \ nit-;;.-. (t>v\ ..i\ls opening
:i urtv r>>ad I it >t ; i i . ?* p nut
(tivt-n Bridge o:i i'ine I'n'r ? reck and
till' l>cpol t reck <>li tlH- Dil . i 11;^ ' On 1M 111
to M'tnc point on the Hit r;ov io.nl, cast
of the Factory bridge, thcivbv enabling
thi' public living Mitith <>i Camden to
reach that point at any time during high
water. He*?pectiullv submitted,
B H. iiovkiN, Foreman.
The ('nmmnu Flea* w .?.* opened on
I'm .-(lav morning, and w:li probably ad
join tiMo-dny.
Briefs fur the Supreme Court.
We have jut t :?Me.l m mil1 ?lre:i<ly ox
tensive facliil ie> fi>r doiu;; all classes of
Jul) Priming, a lot of new type I'm' print
ing; Uriels Mel 1 1 ?r ? ?>.)!< ?<>rk. Lawyer*
can have their briefs |>ri ?? t ? < I at Tub G.\
zettk oIHck pr??m j-.t ly, accurately ami In
nice Myle ill a lower price. than is charg
ed for the same work in t olninbhi. He
have facilities ? for duinii t !? In class of
printing which enable u* to turn mil
work upon the shorted iMi.Sf.ible nolle..
?
ItoligtoQH.
Rev. il. C. Cosby in ex peeled topreaeh
In the Presbyterian church next Sunday.
Rev. R. H. GrlHith filled the pulpii ill
the llnptiat church last Sunday morning
and ni^ht.
The Methodist Sunday school at this
place Ik in a tlourixhin^ condition. '1 h> re
were 102 present hot Sunday afternoon.
The temperance society in connection
with this pchool is also progressing, the
membership being about 130.
liOi.k Out, Ulrls.
Have yon never heard nf Andrew
Johnson's first love? The President fell
in Iovh curly. He was only nineleen
year* old when ho married; hot two
years be lore thin, while >i journeyman
tidlorin South Carolina, he fell in love
with the daughter of a small planter.
Ills love was returned, but the girl'*]
lullter, w ho had a few acres of land mid
a couple ol negroes, would nut consent
to ld? daughter marrying h tyilor, and
the future President was rudely repulsed.
Proceedings of Council
At the meeting of Council last Mon
day afternoon, all the inenitHns being
present, the following accounts were or
dered paid :
K. H. Cr.nrey, lumber, 7
Aluain Marks, work on Town Hall, .7">
M. A. Mens, smith work, 1 75
Hieliard Price, whitewashing, 10.00
T. K. 11 row n, work on engine, 2.25
A. L>. Kennedy, merchandise, .4U
W. h. Arthur & Bru., nnlso., 75.07
,/?? nial, printing, 0 00
(iAZKTTB, " 6 )0
A communication from the tiro depart
ment of t;harlestoii, offering to ??ll two
i?ecoud hand hose reels for $50 each, was
received as information. A petition
i from several liquor dealers, praying that
retail liquor license be reduced to .v*'<X)
per year, was read, and the prayer re
i fused.
Report of C-lilof of Police, showing re
ceipt of $38.25 for tine*, stallage and pro
ceeds of public scales, was read; and
council thtjii adjourned.
Hcnl Estate Trnnhfrrn.
During the month of May, 1^83, tho
following tl'iinsfei'M of real worn
entered fii the County Auditor'* office :
J. M. De8>insnmo, Master. to iltmnnh
F. Melon, town lot on Broad ?tre?-t,
$1,100.
J. M. Dotiautettre, Probate Judge, t<>
Burwell J. Truesdel, 70 acres in No.
7, $182.
Margaret -SIChomns to K. I). Thoiuns, 101
aorea in No. I, $150.
Same to eanie, 80 acres in No. 1, $100.
W. Z. Loltner to VV. W. Monro tunl I'cg
ey Moore/80^ acres In No. 1, $80.
U'X. McLean and others to Joint
A
A.
w n' vtfitii rt i
McLean and M. A. E. Stuckoy, 340
ncres to No. 5, $500.
Knmo to 8mIII? MoKlnnon nnd children,
160 ito.ro* In No. ft. $500.
Sarah McKiunon nnd others to Alex Mo
(<enit, Nancy McLean nnd Mary Mo
Lenn, 530 sorea In & o. 6, $1,000.
RIhk Dowdy nnd Annie I>owdy to Mnr
tha K. Mimics, 30 acres In No. 3. $105.
Sinking Fund Commission to M. A.
Barnes, 374 Mores In No. 3, $159.50.
Vt. J. Reynolds to Henrietta Briulley,
50 acres In No. 8, $5.
L. 0. Thompson to W. K, Thompson,
660 aeres In No. 10, $2,000
HardjPHInson to George Douglass, 31
aurcs In No. 11, $70
John Do by, fJlnirllT, to J. I). Dunlapv
Receiver, 300 itoros In No. 1, $100.
T. D. DunUp, Master, to Charlotte R.
Ontlaw, W acres In No. 4, $19.
<T. D. Dnnlsp, assignee of John tftftghis,
to John Iliggtns, Und In No. II, $350.
James l*yy and Almim MoCaa to C. C.
Levy. 80 acres In No. 1, $100.
John ll . I'lati, ss assignee, to Kdward
Willis, 170 acre* In No. II, $300.
"Only * Dollar ?r Two!"
"Only ? dollar or two,
Owing for lli? paper:
Th# mrr??t ti lfle.il in tru?.
Out** I'll pwy itlattr '
Tbu? Ihoy r?AM>?, thuft lli?y *a?*
? ' ; wnnolpnc?. on* and nil;
Hill put Iho tnlloN together. pleat*.
Tho Mim li not no imul).
Yo*. "only a dollar," frinvl.
A trill*, >?<? yoij'vo swld.
Hut on llioie tlfNes \r<j ilepeu'l
tor pupf r, Ink and -bread!
ALL OVER THE COUNT*. .
TillecH rwry. >;r*.
Plod, on die 9m) lost., at the residence
of l>r. B. 8. Lucas, Jr., Miss (Jharlotte
Clybum, daughter of J. Henry Clybum.
licensed was attending ? boarding
pchool at the doctor's and wm sick only
a few day#. She w ua about 18 year* of
Mi<#Saili? King, eldest daughter of
Mr. J. brock King, I nut been (differing
with neuralgia for two wc^k*. Her eye
idglit ii> m> effected thnt fche has been
blind for the las'. ten days.
hwlft CreeK.
The recent rains have put a new Im
| pet i m to (lie growth of crops and with
satisfactory hcnsoita from now on, we
will make good yield# of cotton and corn.
A new depot and railroad office i? be
ing built at Boykiu's. It i* nearly coin*
pleted, and will be a gre.it improvement
on the former building and a comfort
ami convenience to u 1 1 having bii6iuc4?
\\ iih the i ailroad.
Owing to the recent dry spell, we have
not iN-en able to get our eoru planted a*
early I li l>? year an usual. The rain l.vt
week, however, put the ground in good
condition, and we've betm ruthing things
since (hen.
.Mm. y of our fanners havt finished
harvesting their oat crops, v hicti have
mi ned out much belter tlir.n vt e expec
ted.
I.ilerly Illll.
Matters and i hings generally are not
like tin y "used to \> as. l iu ie are no
Mitring eieiiU transpiring worthy <?!
teci.l.
J.Vitgimjs services of an interesting
nalu:.' we i e held at the I'resbytt rialt
chuic'i In re 'um JNituid.iy and Sjui .day.
I!i-v. .? (i. Uii'iiai >l?, t.'ie pas'or, nlliei.i
led. The .HneM til' (lie Lord's Sltp
| ? . .\ .<s celet'i .i( e> I mi Sunday.
Y\ .. l. J ? ' ' * ?
... . I >1 1 ? r. I.il II J.'.Xl I IHUMlMV
t'Vttii::^. \\ ha I) liiln hcell of incalculable
hctictlt In 'lie crop*. \\ ?? 1) 1 1| >i* tn see
cott<?n anil corn I'liiiU' mil Wuinlcr
i ill ly . ;t> a result ot tin* fain.
Onr oat cri'i-f are almost a comitietc
failure, o\\ii:?c 1 1 ? tlii- ilry weather iii
M.iV. W\in' l make m<>l e than halt a
Uo|i.
Mr. H. .1. Hay has charge of a nour
ishing school at#he "llii! "
We are looking lorwii'l t<> the enj'iy
nient of it higtlay in( aimlen on tin- iiiltli.
Nearly every family in this section will
III' reprcHNItCll.
'I In* numerous friends <i|' ('(.I. 1,. ,1.
Patterson will tic yiantieil to learn that
his health has improved very much re
cent lv.
M i t '."iTie (.'ahl w ell , of Greensboro,
N.i ., is on a visit to her sister. Mia. J.
11. riiompsoo.
I'lie Liberty Hill Hand is making rap
ill improvements in blowing. 'I'hey ex
pect to engage the services of Mr. llern
? Ion to assist thent.
U. S. Jurors.
Mr. L. M . Smith, while, and W. W.
t arter, eojored, have been drawn t ? ?
serve an petit jurors at the .Inly t< rm of
i In: U. S. District Court at Charleston.
? a nil ?? Phosphate Co.
'I'll is ij the oldest of the ( harleston
lertili/er companies, and :it their new
\vorl>? near tin* city thoy have the fullest
I :n-i I i I it'M for doiii? husimsH promptly
and satisfactorily. 5>ee"adv.
Evidently In Love.
A young man , who is i*\ Identh in love
with somebody, hairds us the tollowin;;
love poetry for publication :
I t liee l'i*ad see i hat me
I .ove is tip will I'll have
Hut (hat and you ha\e you'll
Out- iinl dov\ n and you it
- ?
Pi; d in Can. u'.a.
We have received a copy of the .Si
.Ion.'-, XeW Urtiii- w ick. Daily, Su/i, con
taining; a not ice of the deaili ol 1'rof. (?.
F. I).' Vine, which occurred in that city
several wcek-a^o. 1 v will he ri UU tll
heje l ;n. ii Mr. l>eVine was a citizen of
< aiinlen up to tin* Uieakiny out ol the
late w.-.r; ai.tl o.i account ut his letu in^s
toW 'uU 1 1 ?e .?iholiiion of slavery, he was
sent out ol the Suite in lhUl.
Another Murder.
(.) ? ? Sunday last .Mr. .leoe Gi ; <>* , .1 r .
shut and killed .In i 1 1 1 k liynittn, ????!< iiv'.
liuil i an: resident.* ? ?l WeM Waterce It
seems that had hiootl was 0"WMi>r '?< -
l we en them !iii. I heavy (limits 1 1 : ? ? I i*
mado aj;ain*t Mr (iray the deceased
Mr. (i ray claim- > > ? e ;??*! ??? I ?t rici iy it. |
r?fl I e fell sc. t:.- .suS;-titlei| 1 1 is :i III l.i\ I e 1
hctore Jud^c l i i/ei mi yi? ??*r?ln\ .
through hi* eniiiiscj , and wan hailed in J
the Miin of l.,a,<: T. II. < hi rk<
and Messrs. Kenne iy ami NeUnn an- |
tin* attorneys for ilie def.'M.aiit . ? Cum
den Journal.
? ? -??? - ? ?
Wenllh and Taxation.
Tin* idi-trae* of the ins (? up'i'eatcs f<><
Ker?h tw cntjnlv, n | ?r i n w t.iun ta:;<'s will
he i "ilcried this year, "lii'ivK Ilia! there
ace 4 ?>U ,'i'i 1 acres <>l land in tli'm county,
vuliif i ?<t ?rt37,OIO; vahie of Iniddiois
$207, IW) ; value of real ? -tate in ' linden
$a2.J.7IO; value of personal property
$823,75"; tm?d value 01 all taxable prop
erty $2,lM.rt."if) The amount of St.nte.
tax will bv $10,11 1 2D; county t.ix $ti,?
57 Hpcci.il taxes $1. 1583. 70; hebmd
lax $7.7-16 61; poll tux total
county tax $22,171.71$; total taxes for all
purpose*) $32,533.18.
Patting U;> Pointers.
A oomMpondunt calls attention to the
paragraph in u recent l*i?no of Tin: Qa
zkitk concerning tit- I .\v rcqiiriug Su
perlntondcutft of HisdiwMn to have
"poliitcTH" put up at cu: tain place* <?m nil
public row U wider their Hiiperviction ;
iiihI ;ihW>$ that wo publish tl.e law. Wo
append two section* of tlio Oencral Stnt- ]
ut?:8, which cover the polntK, and wotild
take occasion to again call thn attention
of Superintendent* of Highways to the
penaltleA attached for non-cmnpllnnco
with their provision* :
"MRU. tOW. The Huperlntendent* of Hlgh
wayH Mtiall cnuRft all the roadH in their re
eppctlve dlntrlot* to be no* led in id nmntiered,
and, atenoh fork ofitftfd romln, n pointer to
be plaoed declaring ttni dlfeotlon of Mich
roadR Anil If any penion or pernon* nhuil
out 1own, born, or deface nny u lie post or
ston?, or pointer, erected an aforemUd, he,
? ho or they, upon oonvlotlori thereof, ahull
forfait ana pay the num of t?n dollar*, to he
recovered by Indictment or Information In
any Court of oompetent Jurl*dlct)on.
"HBO. Ito?. Any Huperlnlendent of High
way* negleotlng to oatuo nnld road* to ho
pouted and numbered, and to have pointers
erected a* aforeeaid.Rhali be llablo to pny tho
*um of ten dollar* tor each and every *nch
neglect, to be recovered by Indie' menl In the
Court of General 8e?*ton* ot the County
wherein the eame occur*, to be collected and
paid to the *i'rea*urer of *noh County for the
u*o of the Count?) Provided, That no Hupor
Intenrtent ahall oe liable to *ald penalty who
puts ttb eald pointer* at *acti time* a* he
work* hi* road dlvUlon,"
? Vn?t merit It Inherent In 8t. Jncohn
Oil nud we henrtlly reoommend It to Our
render*.? Chicago (III,) Wtnttrn Catho
lic.
? Cradle* nreln demand; not the oneit
with ro?ker* ? we mean omdlea for ItMV
vefttlng amnll Kr?ln. The furniture men
complMln thnt bualneM la (lull In their
line.
? Meventy five thouaftiid, four hun
dred and fifty-two tons of oommerclnl
f??rtlll*?TH were conmiined In tliln State
lantyear. At the average COft of $30
fWr ton, fertilizer* cost u? limt ynnr the
enormon* sum of $'2,203, WW.
?The Ronton Pout believe* Miat n*
I.ydln PlnkliMin wn? h good fidvorttaer
*he llM gone to heft von. Whnt ?n effect
thl* fttfttoment will lift vo upon the bn*l
n?M men who hnvo no faith In '?printer's
Ink" remain* to bo ?een.
? In the New York Herald w? lately
ob*erv?d mention of the apee.dy cure of
ThaddetM David*, E?q., of the great Ink
firm, l'i7 William street, Now York, of
rtaeunutlo gout by Ht. .la^ob* OH.? Sf.
Paul (AffrtH.) Pioneer Prcut,
Points Picked ?p PrMkcaiuly.
? Cotton and coi n urejumpjng along
now.
?? 'ttie returns of property for taxation
have tlowly brgun.
? Cotton is bringing 9% cent6 for good
middling* in l.Mindeit to-Uay.
? Cmndcn will huvenn Immense crowd
of vialton? next Wednesday week.
? Only two pice?*g of real e?nto were
boUl Mt the Court ilou** last Monday.
? Mr. ('. NeUon will have &<?ine extra -
tine Mull-fed beef in nixrket next Satur
day.
-Vegetables are getting to be uhtiii
dnnt now. There x quantity of thoni
?old in town every day.
? From the Deliver* ( Mhk*. ) Mirror:
Mr. Goo. II. Day, of this town w?a cured
of rheumatism by t>t. .Jacobs Oil.
. * I
? Wo would b*' pleased to have our
brethren of the rirn* throughout tin* :
Statu vl?it Cnnulen on the 2Uth iuat.
? A new song is entitled, "W? nevrr
speak mm we pas* bv." Probabiy ihey
are ImhIi courting the name gill
? lf any of yon hxveiuiy e^gsor chick
ens for *ule, bring them riglit' along to
this market; you can get good price*.
? M ij Sill, f'ouuty Auditor, will con.
uscm-o to make his rounds next Mom day ,
l\-i ihe purpose of receiving lax ret ui 1 1 <? .
? Wo ni iT shown yeMorday n stalk of
? I . *! j which w as uimwii at Sinil hv ille on
Mr. I.. M. smith's farm, with several
foi iii* on it \
? If ii dry M ?y m ikes a g>?od cotton
crop i hei >? i> no room I'm* complaint fiom
planter* I hi.- vear, as ii couhl not have
in en lilllrli ii) K-r.
? I'll .Vi'M thinksoiie of
tin- ii In* ever seen Is 11
Ihiiiht'# wagm loaded with NvJ'theru
lu v . We I Ii i . i u >D ii ?u.
? A cooler instead i>. a h"?:*)uct ! Well,
(hi* was 1 ! ? ?? fa! e of ji \" ? ? ? 1 1 : tlliill U few
days ago upon opening a box sent him
In a f r- i - 1*- n-tl . l oo bad !
? I'liu proposed colored convention nt
Washington has been indefinite) v post
I <> ii i*'?l mi tin- recommendation of Fred
erick Douglass and others.
? ? A farmer who lets a newspaper snb
st* l ip; ion run on t??r a year without pay
ment need not seek very far lor a reason
\v I ? y t i 111**9 arc dull.
? There i? no ' i i iw in a in in** ' i ("<? when
Ik* is so great as when In* ** 1 1 ? rt"? illy
l>ow> to i In* necessity of Id* position un>l
make* the best of it .
? "Forage and want save while you
may ;
No morning sun lasts all the day "
Remember ibis; and when you buy,
At tin- "Little b:ore" get y.our supply.
? i'lic mow bridge or llie Chester and
I hera w Knilmad ovi r tin* Catawba Kiver
between ' hcster and Lam-aster, which
wn? washed away by the recent freshet,
has been rebuilt.
? l"ne. II rot peaches Bold in the streets
of Camden this year were brought In on
Tuesday. They were of very good size
but were somewhat imperfect; selling
readily at $4 per bushel.
? The shipments of Western corn to
Camden this season have been much less
than in former years. Our farmers seem
to be gradually learning the importance
o| planting something besides cotton.
? Since the 1st of May farmers who
furnish tobacco to laborers on their farms
ate exempt from paying the annual li
cence, unless the amount of tobacco fur
nished exceeds one hundred pounds.
? A Vermont editor wants to know
what giv</s color to pure water. Wo
don't know what they generally use up
in Vermont, but down this way it is gen
erally something that is not legally gold
except mnler a license.
? ( onneil intends to h ive removed
the unsightly bridges across the ditch
on the east side of Broad street. The
ditch w ill he tilled up and a hi i k drain
built. Thiii- the march ol* improve!) er>t
hurries on.
? A young clerk, who has been engag
ed in one of our dry good* stores for two
or three years past, has left us and g<ne
North. It i? hard to realize l.ovv
much the growth and eutcrpr>Au of our
low ii will thereby be retnr .ed,
? Ii is expected that Dr. Mdburn, the
"blind ma i eloquent," whorC reputa
tion as an orator extends over both con
tinents, will deliver two of his famous
( and entertaining lectures ii Camden at
an early day. We predict a crowded
hon?e to hear him.
? At a meeting of the Y. M. C. A.,
held last Tuesday night, Mes?rs. A. i>.
Kennedy, I' T. Villepigne, A. M. Ken
nedy,.). 10 Vaiighan, v\'. ||. Workman
and t . . Hirchiiiorc were elected dele
gates to the Siiitt ( Olivetti inn of the Y.
>1. C. A's. which will convene in Cam
den on the 2lst of this month.
? The Darlington A'eic* says that, at a
meeting of the Darlington Guards, last
week, "the trip to ('auvlcn was discuss
ed and It was agreed to go by rail, and
the committee in charge are now making
the necessary arrangements. The Guards
desire a limited iitiiutfor- of citizens to go
over with thetn, so as to till the special
car to be sent up for them. They will
carry over with them the original flag of
the Company, presented to the Guards
l'i 1800, just after its llrst organization."
Blakeney's Bridge,
Over Lynches River, will be let at the
nrMgfi to he rebuilt or repaired on Satur
day, 28(1 June next, at 12 M. Ride and
proposals are Invited.
W. If. It. WORKMAN,
Ju 7 Cl'lc. B'd. Co. Coin
For the Season.
'?R*D Cloud," a thoreiiRli -bred A y re
shire Bull tfill stanJ this nenson InOamden.
Apply rvt the store of
? W. A. AffCftUM \ CO.
The Hook*
For rMeltlng tutaorlptUns to the capital
ttock of "Hoterprfte Building and Loan As
sociation" ere now open at the store* of D.
W. Jor'lan k Co., W. I.. Arthur A Bro , I)r.
F. L. Zemp, J 0. Man and ai the office of
Tub K sphiia w (Iasbttk
W. M.SHANNON,
rfrromjvjer .*r ieftw,
CAMUBN, S. O.
Having been appointed Attorney for the
"Soottiih Land Moitgage Companies," for
Kevshaw count j, I am prepared to receive
applications for loan* on real estate.
ma 81 Im
Application for Charter.
Notice le hereby ^Iten t l?r*t the under*
filprn?<l hntc thin tlivy filed with th? Clerk of
tk? oourl of common pleee Tor the county
of KfttthftW, * petition prftjring that they
end their MeooUtM may be deoUrdd a body
corporate and politic, under tlm etyle of
"The Knterprlae Building end Loin A?*o
cUllon," In accordance with the proTl*ton?
of the Generel RututeA of the Stnte of South
Carolina.
V. L. ZiMr, 1! 0. Caiumho*:
P. P. n?A*n. . J Jti /kK* Htbkdmas,
A . 0. Khxhudt, W. I,. Aavxvit.
J . V.:. M *N.
(Vimlen, fl. f!., Mey 31?t. 1 AHI
WW?WOUf, ?VH, Cap*. (krutgM. Well
J[ Backet*, by D. 0. KTRXl.KY,
CHA7' TysST*^ sales rooms.
?-3
C ?>
Ea
?3
fcps ? W"; _
mm i*?o. a*A*r i r.
PLAIN SLID.; \ VT and CUT-OFF ENGINES. MARINE, STATIONARY and PORTABLE
BOILERS, SAW MILL-' GRIST MILIi3, COTTON GINS and PRESSES, SHAFTING, PULLEYS, COG
GEARING, Steam and iland FUMP3, PORTABLE FORGES and BLOWERS, BELTING, PACKING,
OILS, FILES, and Genora' Kill f? :p?Uo3. HUGHES' AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF ENGINES, for Electric
Lights and other purpose ; ronui \i j steady, reliable and economical power. This is the simplest
Automatic Engine in tho market.
Repairs by Competont Workmen. Charges moderate. *
Q-J^O. "W. WILLIAM3 & c SOINT,
Writg tor PrioM and mention thia pepcr.
ClinrlcHton, 8. C. ?
3!
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CD
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t=r:
CO
mm ? 1 ? ? - ?' ?' ?>> -
6 lb I ui's V u'keral in kit* -ui'l t<-u, !
U MKKLKV
Ronsoss i or roN am> coiin kkk
Tll.I^KK.
no uso n s co >tpot: n d acid phosphate
Tile*'* grades ?r?? rich esReniljis. <4?nsutu?
tlux firsi -cIiin* hi 1 10 1 os, otirpfun.v prepared
from h? M mnU-rUls. Our long e.X|iprifui'C
I it lite trsule, ioKf(ti>*r with Prof, Hhrpard'M
analysis, arc miar.it. too* that they are adapt"
etl to me wauls of coitKumors.
Kor suit1 al market iiile* tor cash, time or
rot loo. J N. il ).$> )N >t SON, K asi Buy
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
The undersigned .have this day entered
into a copartnership for the prneitee ofthtir
profession. l>r Monro will attend to till
ihe Bcnerat practice. I>r. Dens will only
ailcn<t io his ottice and obstetrical bunnies.'
i\ n d when called in. consulmiion. If Dr.
\loorti is absent when his obstetrical cones
occur i>r. Dens will intend them if desired.
L. II. OK AS, M. D.
A. A. MOOHE, M. D.
Nov. 23rd, 1882.
D.W. JORDAN & GO.
"The tleuili of ?ur senior partner, D. W.
Jordan, vmII niiiko no change in i It o firm
mi nut or style of our business. Tlio sur
viving ptirinfr, H. (}. Garrison, will manage
the business and will endeavor to cjnduot
it in eveiy manner satisfactory lo its pat
rons
Tin* llnnso owes its success in the pant to
FA I It DK.\ 1. 1 Nli, GOOD GOODS and LOW
I'lUCKS. Thin will be its inott6 in I lie lu
tui e.
Responsible parlies in need of ndvanoes
can hi' accom modut ed .
Sunnt) .* A oiil Phosphates anl Ger- |
man Kainit f>tr s>i1p
J<f"Givi? us a trial.
Feb. I -"J m . I). W . JOR D AN & CO.
Corn! Corn:!
Best CO UN soiling nt-80 cents per bushel
at W. A. ANCKUM & CO S.
Cow Peas Wanted.
1 ,000 Bushels of COW I'B\S wanted by
W A ANCRUM & CO.
w&omtt FLQumr
lf)0
i "-/i Bblii tlour nice and cheap <U
IDU BAUM BROS.
150
^OUJH CAROLINA MEDICAL ASS0
I'iATIuiN. i'liu ihiriy-i iiir(f annual
meetiag of this Assoc in It on will be hold on
Wednesday, April 261b. 1883, at Yorkville,
S. C. JOHN POKKK8T. M. I).
Kt-furding Secretary.
Geisenheimer & Watkins
DBALBR8 IN
GROCERIES,
t*wmw$9
TQB&CCQp &C.
We beg to call attention to the fact that
we have constantly in store a,
FULL LINE OF GROCERIES,
whjoh we offer lo customers at as low prices
as oan be obtained at any store in Camden.
Oar stoek of
Liauor?,
XjiqtuOrB,
Is of the best brand* and art worthy the
attention of the pubtio.
He sure to give ua a call, as we are
saiisfted we aro able and wilting to please
you both in quality of goods and prlnea
Geisenheimer & Watkins.
Jan 26-tf
Everything Is Confidential.
AT THE 1)KL MON1CO BAR.
Milk Punch nt the Deliuotfk-o Birr.
Mini Jnlena nt the Delntonk-o Bur.
A pule Toddy ?t (he ftthnonk'o Bht.
Soda cook tall* nt the Delmonlco Bur.
Crrn ami Mock at the Delmonlco Bar.
Hock mid Ityo nt the Dolmnntoo Bar.
Keg Kllppa at the D*t(nottlcn Bur.
Claret I'uiivh Mt the Delmonico Bur.
Mixed drlnka at tl?o Delinonfco Bar.
Hherry Cobblera at the Delmonlco Bar.
Apple Chirr on loo nt the Delmonlco Bar
Beer on U'e at the Delinonfco Bur.
Special arrangementa made with fam
lllca for Beer at tho Dtdtnonlco Bar.
inn as.
TOH WANT TC SAVE MONEY
In buying Orooerles?
If ?o, send your order* (o
Welch & Eason
Wlmleaale and Retail Pooler* in
ClIOtCK FAMILY k FANCY OHOOF.HIB8,
WINKS, LIQUORS, TK\s
tndCIOARS
127 ft 129 Meeting St., 8 W Mai -
ket Street.
CHAfUMTHTON. h. c.
wr We carry an cKitnuito iwaortmeni of
goo<i?. and hare everything v?<u want, At
Mtonialiittg low prl)H.
HOLIDAY HOODS
In Grea. Vanety.
fgyCountry Merohanta wui.injt ?n a*
aortmmt of FHrnlly Of eerie* will ftn<l il io
?heir interest to eotretpond with in on tie
suhjeeV PMkiQg and drayage free. Herd
for.ettalogue n<T price list. no 28 6m
83!
UNTETW
OF
^\DRY GOODS,
ff&JMS GOODS,
CLOTHI3STO-, 4
lOC.AJ'X'S,
SHOES,
\
THE
Headquarters for Hardware.
s&mn e. at Ah,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN KNQLISU AND AMERICAN
HARDWARE & CUTLERY,
Iron. Sled, Nail?, f'niMinps, Mill Siot.oh, Hotting Clol h*, Rnnt Machines, Circular Saws,
Milljron*. Sugitr Pans, Carriage Building nnd Tr'mmlnjt Materials, In-lia Rubber and
Leather Helling. Carpentcra, Blacksmith iinii T.inner'i Tools, Housekoupiug anil Fur
nishing Hardware.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
I.ime, Cement, Planter, Paint*, Oi'.a, Frenoh and American Window G a?8 Uuns, P 1st ols,
Shot Bells, 1'owder Flasks, Powder. Shot, Elo.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
COLUMBIA, S. O.
ITTThe business of iho lute JOHN 0. DIAL will le continued a* heretofore V?y the
uudersifnted. MAKV A. DIAL, Executrix.
Jit, It? Sm
A.D. KENNEDY
Hardware A Specialty,
Kinl>rnoii?K r line of Pliint? rp, C.-irpeii- |
tern, Blnckfttnlth ntul Cooper#' Tool*.'
C ut, Wrought, Flooring mid Klhlirhlng
Nulla, Pocket htnl Tul?le Cuttlery.
DRY GOODS!
Staple, find Fancy.
8Al?>f.KKY. WII.I.OWWARK *114
CROCK Kit Y, Hniuble for the tmrte.
HATS & CLOTHING.
!H)Wl>Klt, SHOTS AND *11 KM ,8,
K'prfially ndnpted for Bte*uh Loading
(}tuv?.
GROCERIES!
Heavy and Fancy.
lean Selected With Care.
BOOTS AND SHORN!
TOBACCO AND (HOARS!
A. D KENNEDY.
V ^AKOIUNA HAiLWAY CO.
0 PAiWENUKK DKfAHTMftMT.
SCUKDULJEOr PAS8KHOBB TltAlNS.
On and after Kcbruaay, 4th. Igtt Pumiimi
^c? Jno triin" M f0,lww* unlM no-'
? ice. (No trains srv run on Camden Mra?oh
m3uuU?>v>
TO COLUMBIA.
Leave yamOen f?3 a. m. <J8? v ui
Leave Oindeu Junction 8 a en H.Kp.m
Arrive Columbia II 48 a.m. 10.36 p. w
FROM COLUMBIA.
HeaV# Columbia 8.00?. in. 4^8 p. oi
Arrive Camdtn Junct'n 11.35a m. 8.48p.m
Arrive Camden 1.40 p. in, 10.11 p. m
tocharlehton.
Leave Ckaidfu 0.46 a. in. 4.80 p. m
L?ave Camden Junction 8.W a. m. G.8S p. tix
Arrl v<? Charleston 1.06 p. in. 11 JO p. in
- FROM CHARLESTON.
Leave Charleston 7.00 a. in. 8 JO a, m
A rn voCauidon J'ot'n. 11. -Vj a. ui. 8.48 p. in
Arrive Cupideu 1.40 p. ui . 10.1* p. in
TO AUGUSTA.
Leave Camden 8. 40 a. ra. B.OO p. ft
Leave Camden Junction C.Wa. m. 8.30 p. ui
Arrive Augusta i.00 p. m. 7.1J u. n?
FROM AUUUHTA.
Leave Aukumi* 7.06 a. ro. t.00 p. m
Arrive Cnimten Junct'n 8.48 p. ui. 11.33 a. m
Arrive Camdeu 10.U p. ui. 1.41 ra. p
CONNECTION'S.
Connections made at Columbia with Co*
lumbla ami Oreenvlllo Railroad both ways
to and from nil polnuon tbut Itond and on
the Spartanburg, Union <Jt Columbia A Spar*
Utnburg A Aitieviile Railroads. also Willi
the ChnrloUe, Columbia, A Anguhta Railroad
to and from all points North, b? th ways, by
train* leaving Ciimdeu at 0. 10 am., and arrlv -
Ine at 10.1'.' p m.
Connections made nt Augusta t? and from
all point:- WcM and South vluUeorgla It. It.
and with Central it. It.
Connect ions made at Charleston with
Steamer* to and from New York on Wed
nesdnv*. aIm> with ( tiarleston and Mavnii
nah Hallway for ttuvannah and all points
Houll>.
Connwtlon* made at Rlnckvllle with
Barnwell It. K. to and from ltaruwcil by all
trains on Augusta Division.
On Saturday* HOUND TKIF TICKETS are
sold to and from all Stations at one ftralelass
faro for the round trip, tickets being good till
Monday noon to leturn. Excursion tickets
vond for 10 days are regularly on sale to and
Irom mutations at ti cent* per mile for round
THKOimn TICKETS to all points, can bo
purcliuscd by applying to
J. JUNES. Agent,
Catndon, C.
JOHN U. I'KCK. Oen. Manager,
i t>. C. Ai.i.kn. Oeu. Pass. Aeent.
Stoves! Stoves!
If >0(1 want THK ISfST COOKING STOVE
i h nl h -i1* ever been brought to Camden, go
to H. L). 13 RON SON'S,
TINWARE, TINWARE!
Remember, I noil tbo largot articles of
tinware for the bast money, of any mail lu
to? n. mill all of my own manufacture.
[^"Also, an endWs variety of 5 and 10
cents articles, groceries. confoctloaerles, Ao.
t^TJOU WORK of cvcrj(Jld?soripUoa
promptly attended to at reaHona%lo prices
B. D. BRONSON.
Nov It)
Afiuo Mock of crockery ware, home shoes,
nnils, colTeo mills, nxos, hatchet*,
buckets, saws, augers. pooket knives,
knives and forks, spoons, scrows, looks,
hinges, ilrawing knives, and various arti
cles in this lino too numerous to tneotion,
by D. C. KIRKLKY.
?1 Card ?
I beg to inform my frioods that I am new
with Mr. D. C. Kirkley, where I will take
pleasure in having them call.
W. W. LOVE.
Tomatoes.
31b Cans of Tomatoe? 15 cents, 2 Cans for
'2& conts at W. A. ANCRU.M & CO'fl.
J. C. II, CLASSEN & CO.,
WHOLESALE MAMUFACTUBKUK O t
Crackers and Candy,
AM) AOH.NTS ?0K
Matchless Baking Powder,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Agricultural Implements.
ChI! :u \V. A. Anonim &Co's.and see tbelr
sorimoTit of Agricultural Implement#?
Reapers, Mowers, Self-binding Reapers,
Harrows, l'low.* e?c.
TEXAS S1FTINGS!
A LITERARY PHENOMENON.
The GrealfKl Journalistic 8ue?eti of the A|e.
The humorous dr.pnrtmeut of Texas HI ft -
Inns urn simply ' ur.eouallod In this or any
other country.? Herald.
Texas Ki flings, which is quoted nil ovor ttio
world. Is not only n very funny paper, but la
an earnest, progressive paper.? KugUlor,.Now
Haven . Con n .
Texas HI ft lugs, a weekly forty-elghteolum n
paper, contains ovory weok, beside* lta hu
morons sketches and comic Illustrations, a
volume of reliable Information about Texas.
Exactly what Intending Immigrants, farm
ers, clerks, rocohanlos and capitalists want.
Ham pie copies of 81 flings will be mailed to
any Address hy Hsvoci Jt Knox, publishers,
Austin, Texas.
The
Hugh S. Thompson
Cl?Utt
At I). C Kirkley ?, Only to be tried to be
appreciated.
Acid & Phosphate.
Tons Atlantic Acid.
Tons Htnr brand Acid.
t)f\/\ Toil" Mtar Itrand Phosphate: tho best
In the market, lor sulo l>y
11 A UM llltOft.
BUIST! BUIST!
1' R I !Mj MEDAL
GjIRMHMYSEEI*.
Cf e??ry variety for spring planting.
ONION 9ETT8I ONION 9ETT81
And Early Garden Corn, for sato by
DR. F. L. ZEMP.
CO
5A abls fimrlf tlotn Vot&toon for imle by
Y 1IAUM MR08.
>0
3 2
> p>
v>
i
U* F.vftn* Corn Pinner If jrou wUb to
mflk? oorn nur* itlibont Irftoblr.
Kor uUl.f liAUM IIHOM.
7&
7ff Who1?* and half bbln prlm*#f?W Orlr?nn
?)MolikM for ?*(* luw by BA.BM HUOH.
75
ia!no spring oreiA^
FINEST CLOTHING
LMTR,
OMftfftU C Wthing k?M l? tfc* ?ity.
J mt-A full tiNA-nfOSKTft' FURNISH I NQ
(KMltMl Jt Ml 1 III.
4flr>0*t?tr*(*d ?Itftah'tUaf' ?Mrta -a
dtirw>*?t?1 w?M ? com
fori l? ?W w *r?r Tol?? M *1
t. tUNIl, *?*???? a?h\9T.
1\ ? King Hue?t, C?AftL*?TOit, H. C,