The Kershaw gazette. (Camden, Kershaw Co., S.C.) 1873-1887, July 26, 1883, Image 2
'-f': Tko Kews Prom KrerjrnUeie,
Booth Carolina. *
A IflO.OOO Are occurred la N?wb*rry, H. .
Thursday nigh I Ia?i, commencing uvar
W right ?s J. \V. OuppooVs clothing atcr-*.
The origin of the tire U unkuuwn. Iusurauce
K MNk
W. II. aiblyw. Evq.t baa been appointed n
deiewute ui represent lb** Columbia B?wr.t o'
Tmde In the Hummer MmMIiiu of the Slate
Agricultural and Mechanical Society.
A corrocpondent nf tit* Greenville News
m.va Mint on Saturday nfiernoou two men.
J. H. King it nd ????? ? Denuoii. claiming to be
Mottli Carolinian*. presented to Ihe National
Itank at Spartanburg a ebeek for #73J on
wh'cb woaMlgned the name of one of Spur
ia abugc'a leading niercliuuta. Mr. W. C. Ouu*
lion. The bank official* readily recognlaed
the forgery, and tho men wore prompt ly nr.
reeled, ana are In Jail,
Other Htate*.
On Tbnradny and brldny In New York one
V hundred und eighteen children died of illn
uuKUKouuvod cy Ibo butt In the tenement
houM< that ure HI- ventlllnted und without
the aanltary rcuuisltes to preserve life.
t All but two judgea of the State of MUslppI
travel en frc-o pauses from tlio railroads.
Glass I* beginning ttgrtnko the place of
wood and Iron m making railroad ^Idge*
In Knglatul.
A bill ha* been Introduced In the lA*glaln
ture of Georgia to wire for the neglected
graven of Coufoderato soldier* In thai state.
Ooud.
A cave on t tie Colorado river, over onV
mile In length, and In koiiio place* thirty
leet In width, U attracting considerable at
tention In l?ainpu*nti. Toxin. This cave Is
nbout nlxteo r tn 11 <-m from the town, and lino
two Hina.l streams running through It, which
are uboul two feet doc p.
lu General.
Joseph E. McDonald, of Indiana, U being
spoken of very prominently for the Presi
dential content in IMG. by the Democratic
party. Heglvosliis view* lu a very bold,
oleur and succinct niunt'er. und tlu-y ate
heartily endotvod by ninny Democratic vo
ter* throughout the United Mates.
v Tlio projector* of tho !>oulflvllle Exposition
have fixed upon price* f?ir privileges. i,<in.
ouude must pav Ice oreain, tw* elder.
91,200; the restaurant, 32,530; beer, and
popuoru, si. UK).
A Uitleglrl and little boy were noticed fol
If: .r.g the loe wagon In New York or. Wed
tioaday, one unr,rylng n bag and the other u
buckct. V l'.. g tillered all the small pieces
or lee wh! . It viio We man leil behind. An
hour latb .tie young couple were ueitllng
nut lenuiiiudo til a penny a gloss in Chatham
atroet.
A contribution to the conscience fund In
the Hhnpe of a draft for ^l.^x), drawn by u
Western band on Chicago in favor of secre
tary Fotgor, has been rccelveil ul the Treas
ury Department nl Washington. The letter
enclosing Ihe drnll wits alined "Unknown
Debtor." The drafl Iiiih been paid and the
ii mount credited to tho consulonce luntl.
i'o?-elj;t?.
(Unit Iti beginning to take t S* o ph'eo ?>(
wood and Iron l?? nmlclnjr railroad !>. "?
Kngtnnd. Tlio Inventor mattes li m ? ?f
urlns*. Which he harden* by a *pe<lai piwsH.
In golldliy li In Hitlti (hey leave nuthiuic in l>?
desired. The experiment nlreiuly made have
slven K?itprlHlntc renultH. uml t *?*.* eo.?i i* l?
luw that ol brldgi-h n t woicJ ?>:? iron,
Wage* In Oormnny nre iidveneintr.
woroh paid lu thirty nine WeMphnllau mln*
Imv OKtHbliHhniciils Iiuh luereur.ed hum *jhi
i to $227 por head,
Tb? area of lUtftMn in Europe Is nearly
thirty iltno* iluit of tho Htnto of New York,
nnd the KummIuii army has to defend an um
pire ol olcht million ?(jtniro inllm.
. In consideration or Iho continued deprcy*
Klon In uui'luitlltti'c, thu Luik ? of Newcastle
linn returned to hl? tenants 20 per cent. or
their renin for the puhI huir yeur.
The enuHO of cremation Ik iruiUitiR proRri ks
in Japan tliftt may well Marl to as well us en
unurHKO tho advocates ol cremation 1m
Weslern land*. It 18 mild that the number o
bodies dhtpoged of In Unit way is ulimii u.ii.o
a year. Thu furnnwe lx a stum- ami cement
Mlructuiv, with n tall chimney that makes It
Jlkea factory. Jn the vestibule are a nnn.l>. r
of red earthenware nriiM and small rhoveiK.
which tho relutl ves of thu dceuuxt-d purchus*
to collect tho nnhet> after binning. HeMdc
the vestibule there are lour oluuiiher*. the
largest ot which Is decorated with pra-nt,.
oolumus. Alttfr tho crcniutlon the nslu : :,rc
oolleoted. placed In en urn and ttien hurled
-^Wfteti with much pomp? In u cemetery.
The creniatlve eutllce Ih hedged In by fence..
/>' bamboo cunca und red camellia*.
A (I vert I Kid LottPis.
(Kor week ending July llth, JR8S )
Oeorcco Brown,
T>embor CornUli,
.Tim
Wl!SK?"r,*'l
Jscwijiimln Hostfin,
I Mtiwrlou Hopkins,
?folin M. Mitchell,
Rlliui M. Munn.
Mrn. W. H. Built h.
Hardy
\.Por the \rcok ondlnff July 2lst, HW3.)
Mrx. .Tullua Bynum,
1). Blnck,
Alexander Onroton,
Mrp. Kmnnv Cornish.
Barry Hancock.
MIm Rllxnbcth Jlyntt.
M)w? Molllo K. Mokiiln.
Brook N ITn I In r<l .
Mm. Annie Cou r.v ,
Kilns l>t?rr.v.
W. talir'cworth,
Nnttinn Humphrey
Fsnno Krnls,
I I>. M. KlrW lev.
Mrs. Nuncy M o.r'nvu 1 1 1 I MUh XUn JlobliiHon,
J. W. Young.
In enMlnv for the ubovo please ntnio thnt
th*y arc Hdvorliscil,
H. II. DIIOOKS.P. M.
Expi'CHH Consignee.
Pnekntra* remnln In the express offlco con
signed to tho following peranum
K. O. Oi^eo.
J. C .
w. Thompson.
Ii. if. Hhftmion,
K. Onm^r.
Mr?. K. K. Meronoy,
I H. K. Turnlpjowd,
.T. K. W. Ilnlle,
I T. It, Huiui,
I H. Kln(t.
} J, MeKny.
I I?. I?. Towusend.
Headqnnrtei-ft Darlington Onar<]?.
IMRMKOTOV, h. 0.. July 10th. INK.
i, At ft .regular inet'llmr of the I>nr)lnaton
flunrd* n?(<) on the 2nd lnnt., tho followlr.v
preamble anO rCHolutlonn were unanlmouidy
WHtlt***, The Parllntrton OuardH. <teM
rnnvofexmrewln* their high appreciation of
the very bosrlUibfe treatment given them
3 it the occasion nfthetr recent vUlt to Com-.
en t?V participate In Ihe ceremonle* <?r the
tin veiling Of the monument to the i.'onftodnr
ttto deKd Of Kerohaw county, he It reiolverl;
1M. Th?vt. the. thank* of the DxrluiRton
ftunrdw are hereby tendered (o the people of
Kerith&w County nod to the tilMr.enn of the
town of Ortmden for the wt?rm welcome ox?
tended to them.
flnu. Thnt the thart't* of our compnny are
e*prcl?lly due Mettur*. J. 1> MoDowall and
Dalton Kennedy and other gentlemen pom
poking the committee Into who** hand* it
WMouf cood fortune tft he placed lot iholr
'Very attentive and courteous treatment.
*rd That a copy of thece resolution* be
Kent to the committee, and thnl they be pith
lllhfd In thefti inirion .fnurnnl and kkhaiiaw
i.a/.ki ti: m?l toj N,... nm
Hee'y. Darlington Guard*.
Opinions of t lie Press.
Will Ti,r.v Piny th* Vnot.
IT.Ittlo H?w|? OftftMt*.)
Th* *t?ntlon of Mr. HnnrtftM as Snoakor
wonM cstofc D?moom?lo orltloUin of Repnh
lloon manftftemenl of l!i? tariff question
through Cofefcr*Mtonft! l+frf'Utlon, and
1 >rpcnl V InortM* th# oh*oow of n?pnbHcnn
In fhpprflMi.lnnlU1 onnlost next f*nr
It rtroitina to hft aeon whrtber th* l>?f?rt
orftt* will ploy th? fool for Iff ? h?noflt of
Mr. JUndnU'N pornonitl ambition nnd th?
It?piihllo&n p *f?y .
"VlrHrnn of Tlu-lr (Iwn Pol I jr. 1
fOftffHf y I !n roll n In ii. J
Hi* pMOhM. Iotn4to?8, okra, hMft* ?
ponoh H? flm ohlnpod from tl?o Month
to lh? Bwi?rrt oltU*. ?nl<l f?r low prices,
put up to ours, Mnt hnok (0 nil *n<1 ?olit
for hi* pHO*. flow mncl? lonjmr will onr'
po'.pU rem*lit ?l?r< victim* of Ihfir own fol
lyf Moll (omnio^ ftt fifty cant* a hi|?b?l
And ilhlp tli?? Norllt or Un?? <??vl hrln*tJr?Mft 1
h.iok >?t 16 ctntil a fltuirt or $1.80 a hwihel.
HtadqftMrtM** Krtlsto Rlflcn.
OftAMdr.BUnfl, K. C., inly 28* 1883.
Mr. P. P, limril, (Atnulni, A\ C. :
Urar Sill? I fcm dlrfirtod by I l?o fMlnln
lUfltft lo Minim ?<> yn? ?nd tl>? K?nt)omen
.,<?i>n)rtMnst Mi? o f itrrftngaraent*
mil iho otlU'MiA of Cum lon (ho nim-ore
th?nk? of (h? CtiMptny for ?ho m#nv ntfon
llown, ?ourt**l?5 and kindtioMe* shown dm
on Iho occft*i ?n of our viati lo your town tn
?Mondnno? upon Hu? o?rrioonie* of ttio i.n
t'MUijt of Ol? Conf?d?rft?o Monument on
ii? 20th of .Tunft U?t, 'I'll- rco.mnui And itn
inn l*nl* wilt mm- hn looVod upon on? ? f
tho |>l#rvinnl oocqrityty* 1ft Mi* hlat >? y of
oui* oorw. f/. .. '
* A??nrln*ymt of o?ir ftpprroU|lon of Ibo
ftltonUon shown n*. I remain
' V ury Truly Vour*, ,
J. ft oUvRIt,
S*c4y m.d trcft*. Kdimo Kill.-,
? j ii . t j ? 1 i i
m if a* fiiim
w FltANK I*. BKAltl), Prophibtok.
?,ir i iii'<.ii. nr. j it ; ? Aiif t atcacs^cccasaai
rU llSCUUM ION, %'? PKl: YK.VK, IN ADNAKn..
\i. ? .'.'.-r-ri-r^^ ; ; ? ?
CAMDEX, S. C., JUf/T 20, 1KS3.
THE TELEGttAPH STRIKE.
For once we are In favor of n strike,
ami although tjcrlons Inconvenience I*
fell by our community In common* with
the re*t of the country, by the cessation
of work on the telegraph wires. yet we j
believe that these operator# huvw justice
ami right on their shle. A huge mon
eyed corporation lias from time to tinm
reduced the wages of Ue operators while
It line been watering iUf own stock, ami
line cut down ltd employees below li\ in?
wages, ami yet expect# them to ?.;.*. A ??
ami toil on. it Is ag-unst reason and h'<
man nature, and (lie manly stand taki <
by the operators after protest ami soiiei
tation merits the connnemlatiou or* all
right miude.l people. V\u hope thej
will com inue to preserve their uigui:\
and to warrant the svni|uithy <>t i4i. it
well wisher* by -doing nothing uitceemly
or violent, but coniiime to go about tin
even tenor of their way, boasting to a
returning sense ol'juustice on the pari
of the Western Union i'omparv <>r t??
ire; ting employment eUew here or in >>ih
er avocat Ion?.
THE CONDITION ???' LA HO II III ! S
YK \K.
We hear from nil ([U!ir>cr? tin- cry that
labor this year has been mmv trilling,
harder to eoutetif, more imperious in ? .>
demands and >n?>rf uiiprmnisin;; l"? . ? tin*
futuru thuii It hits been l"? ?r soil k* \ i*it r? .
Our fiirniers are quite blue :d out i;, ami j
in eonvcrfalion wit li a nuniUcr nf it.eni j
wo have enquired as t<? tin- cau>e lor ii -
present condition. The reason jj < - i t 1
is that It i* the legitimate died ??! 'In
lieu law. 'I'll** position of the (iv/K.u
on I his Pithjeet is well known as \\c h:i\e
for some time been convinced thai it*
repeal would be mi ultimate b< i.< l!i !o
the State however hard i( might he i i-iii
porarily. That is a fabe syHem ;:ml
must tiuaiiy beggar our people. Tliat is
an tiunaturai system and forces our pco
ph? into tiie production of cot ion to tin
-exclusion of other products and li- s
lliein liaiid and foot |o tin* factor and
merchants and engender* u cklossnc**,
exl raviganee tiud an otter disregard of a ,
rigid economy, by which alone can tl e\
ever get alu-ad. That high price* for
goods ami money, exhorbitanl iiiMnM
ami low prices fur cotton, will ruin any
people.
COLORED CON YE. VI' I ON.
We wiit died wllli point? Interest lie
proceedings of the colored convention
which uss-emblcd at Colutnbi.-i on thclS;h
instant. It wns convened osicnsilV.y for j
the purpose of sending delegates t<> u J
general eonvenlion of the race which is
to assemble at Louisville, li was, s:s we
expected, a representative body of the
colored wing of the defunct Jladi.;d
| party of the State, and w as bossed by
g.ich characters ns Miller and Demi I'ort '
Mid June Mobley, of Union, with cer
tain virulent and unprincipled while
men In the back ground. Ail of the ma
lignity, venom and spleen of the oM
hacks came oi<t in the resolutions pa.-sed.
I'liey denounce the l)cmociatic party
of the State in coarse and indecent tei ma,
i decry its cfl'orts at governmental reform,
, nnd seek to arouse the sympathy of the
North to their condition, and actually
had the impudence in such a triad to
j Bend a committee to wait on the Gover
nor and Superintendent of Education,
Tlu y then elected delegates to Louisville
and after much talk and wrangling ad
journed to sink back into their merited
insignificance. They did not represent j
even their own race (or most of them
wiro mere political hummers govern
ment pap-suckers or loafers. I'iiey ex
hibited all of the venom of iloir- n.ituie
nnd f>how tint they can learn no pr .c'i
??1 wisdom by the lessons which the las',
few years eliouhl have taught t hem. They
areas utterly incapable of ever iigain
coming to tho front and thereby rcleg.it
ing tho State to vandalism and material
ruin ns were the hosts of Satan to scale
the cmbattlements of jleaven. 'J'hey
have no chance, here, no sympathy at the
North and if tho Louisville convention
attempt A to Inaugurate a mere race issue
It will bo a sorry day for them.
Tills country is too practical, its inter
ests too great and tho w'ldto men too
numerous to permit any lom-foolcry on
theV*i't of the negro race. Ills ridels
one of political assimilation and not of.
political antagonism. Tho white man
Wishes fiiut no harm and will protect
hlin tu his legitimate rights, but he
knows that ho li on top and intends to
remain there. It is destiny ami Is as
fixed ami Immutable as tho laws of tho
planetary system. Wo wish tho race
well and trust that tho Louisville con
vention will show inoro sense than the
lltthj motley crew did that assembled last
week In Columbia .
H no. Dorhky lUitLK, who Rlcor* tho
editorial department of the Turburo (N.
0 ) (JnUlci, and whom tlio ihcmher* of
tho ft. (;, pree? Ml) *0 muoh admire, pay*
tho following handaomo compliment to
the quill* driven* of this Ktnte Whom he
met iH tho late reunion : " No feature of
the it-cent Pre bp Convention so pleased
tin as the eortlltlon of our South Carolina
Brother* with u* at Ash?vllle. Tho two
States lying contiguous for a long 01b
tulibe united the people of the t ao States
In Interest, uolghborllnoKS and friend*
*hlp. We have often heard of the high
U'lnd, chlvalric, courteous hearing of
our brother* in: roe 9 the 1h n'.er, but the
h.dfhad not hecn u?l<l us. We were
charmed with their companionship. 'I'Iip
tschemo to v>U Charleston next year
frotn KayettcvHIe, will Ik< doubly enjoy
able since we know of what clever stuff
Q.ir ft. C. brother* are constructed." We
want to sen our brethren of tho Old North
State nt Charleston next April, and we
promise to glvo thorn a cordial welcome
and a "good time."
i.0.1 ? ? - -? ? ? - '
Rare Bargain!
I l(?y? for ?f\l? l>vo Cotton flins nn<l ?
StihoAtld Press, In gt)0>l order, which n?oy
bt In* '1 fU A bnrgaiu. v '
Apply to I. J. ItAtlD.
Jfpjff
. In ftskiog the abote question. w? siroply
dcnir? you to esauine Closely two uuiiu
point*:
. QUALITY,
2ud., PKCCB;
And when yon i?r? t?.ti>-fi?*<l with conclu
sions. p?y the ??Liitte t tore" a v i . nnd
you will be satistied (but it is to your inter
est to 1
Purchase Your Groceries
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Know
That Brown's Iron Bitters
will euro the worst case
of dyspepsia.
Will insure a hearty appetite
and increased digestion.
Cures general debility, and
gives a new lease of life.
Dispels nervous depression
and low spirits.
Restores aw exhausted nurs
ing mother lo full strength
and gives abundant sus
tenance for her child.
Strengthens the muscles and
nervesjcnrichestheblood.
Overcomes weakness, wake
fulness, and lack ofenergy
Keeps off all chills, fevers,
and other malarial poison.
Will infuse with new life
the weakest invalid.
37 Walker St., Baltimore, T>ec. ?S8f.
For *1* years i have been a great
sufferer froin Dlood Disease, l>ys
pvpMa.andConstipation.nnd became
f j debilitated tfcsitl could not retain
ar.ythit-2 on my stomach, in fact,
life bad almost become ? burden,
l'inal'y, when hope had almost left
me, my husband seeing Dkown'j
I iion FiIttbks advertised In tho
fapcr, induced me to give it a trial,
am now taking tho third bottle
and have not felt so well in six
years as I do at the present time.
* Mrs. L. F. Ghipfim.
Brown's Iron Bitters
will have a better tonic
effect upon any one who
needs "bracing up," than
any medicine made. '
Si a AI w & AM A! Ajj
Neuralgia, Sciatica, lumbago,
Oackncho, Soreness of the Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Soro Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Toot It. Ear and Headache, Frostoc
I'oet and Ears, end all othor
Pains and fiohos.
No rrrpuruflon on rkrltt On.
? ? it niifi-, turn, flni/tlc ftnil cheap Ktt>-ri>?l
Hini'tly A I etui entf.lt* t>u| lh? ompdtatwoly
nlOtrg (nif)ny of r,9 ??1il Ptrry MM niffr rin j
with c*in can Imto ch<?p ami fruof oi lit
Direction* In Klovea I.uppti'ftc*.
bold by all nr.uartr.rra and DF.ALF.im
Ttf MKWOIHR.
A. VOOTXieil & CO.,
Mil., if. S. A .
Flower and Garden Seed?.
A full nMortniont of f??r<lon
flcodij a?4 Rood's flower nmy he fnnml
nt 1>. O. KIHKIiF.Y'H.
?
IU^tWed;sWne.
?>' I b??? for mIc Uegi^tered DctV
ahirv Bom a ?ud So?*. lVdlgrco furufchod
J. U. MobQtf .\U> j
Tako Warning.
? lag, tin warn nil p'-isons agtsnst ir*#
p?*?'ing up?u the y?1 -??*<? u?-,ir
Cunxlvu. lor Any |>urpo*? I
bate c*u?ed ibe gale 10 ?>? locked un t nil
vne ?liu uiol*-?i? ibe lock or r<*niii(?^ tin
galr. or in an y utAnner ircupaxses upon Hi
(mature, will be dealt with NOJutuing I
lu w, J I) AkUO V
j? 27 if
ATTENTION
JS IN VlTKl) TO MY STO-'K OF
Family and Fancy Grocers*
Aiw' i.-'i I< w !???? 1 hiii
i . iMtn <1 i . ?.??', -ii
| Lowest Possible Pricos!:
j V > .i i re hi i ii I : r [> il;oii i;e i* te?{v.*t
r?1'\ ... tc""1
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.!. f. II. GUBSSEX & to.,
?V lIoI.F.f A l,R MAMIFACrCRP.DS OK
Cracksrs and Candy,
AND A OF. NTH KOK
Matchless Baking Powder,
I'llAKLKSTnN, S. C.
Tom fi foes*
f?lh Cnn? of Tonuiines 1") reni*, foi
c-ni- <u W. A ANCilUM fi <'0\S.
1 CAM TELL YOU HOW TO BE
YOUR OWN DOCTOR!
If vf?u h>we i\ hi>i| tn^io in your month,
sil'i ivi:<!<(< or yellow colot of skin, foot i1?r
l'i>i)i|riti, KUip.'l mid drowsy. fippuitfe un
<icm .v. iriqnent hetid te.li o or dint' tie*.*, yon
tin' ??biltrtijs." Nothing will >iron??? y.-ur
I,iv?r to m ci on Kin! ?i rcngi liou up your <<.)???
tem c^ual to
SIMMONS'
MMPMTjiG
CQMPQWMD,
Oft LIVID AND KIDNEY CURE.
Remove.* Conslipniion,
Relieves Dizziness,
Dispels Mick 1 1 eucl j*c It ??.
Abolishes RiliouMtesa,
Cures .luundico,
Cures Mver Complaint,
Overcome* Malnritil lilood I'oisonirg,
Uegolftn-B the Htonmch,
Will llogtilAlo the Liver,
Will Regular the Dowels.
THE I.IVER AND K1DNEY8
can he kept pcrfeclly healthy in any cli
mate hy I. iking tilt occasional dose of
SIMMONS' HEPATIC COMPOUND, '
the great Vegetable I.iver a ml Kidney Med
icine.
DQWIE & MOISE, PnorniKTonn,
Wholesale Druggist s,
Charleston, H. C,
Pur sale hy Dr. F. I?. Ztimp, Camden, S. C?
Application for Charter.
Notice is hereby given I hat the under
Higurd have thin d(\y filvd with the Clerk of
llie court of common |?1 rnn for the county
of Kershnw, ft petition praying tliat they
nn<l their associates may he declued n body
corporate and politic, under the style of
"The Knterprise Building nn<l l/mn A.?so
olftt ion ' in accordance with ihe provision*
of the General Statutes of the State of South
Carolina.
F. I?. Zkmp, If. 0. CAtiniftoN:
F. 1'. BRAUO, J BbAKK Ktrkdman,
A. D. KfcXNtnv, W. L. Ant nut,
.1. V'. Man.
Camden, ft. May 8IM. 1R88.
"NEW CROI' MOLASSES.
New Orleans Fancy and Medium graded.
For Hale hy W. I,. AKTIIUIl fc BIU)
TEXAS SIFTIM8 !
A LITERARY# PHENOMENON. Bg
I
Tlif (ircatful Journalistic Siifecss of thf Age.
The humorous department of Texas Ml ft .
Inge are dimply ur.erinallcri In this or any
other country, ~Heral<l.
I Texas Hifilnc, which Unnoted all ov?>rthc
world. Is not only u very funny paper, but Is
an earnest, progressive paper.? Register, New
Haven, conn,
Texas Minions, a weekly forty eight coltim n
paper, cnntitlitM e< cry week, beside* tts hu
morons sketches und comic Illustrations, a
vhlumo of rellnblo Information about Texas
Hxnelly what Intending Immigrants, farm
I crs, clerks, mechanic* ami capitalists want.
Kaninlo copies nrHiftlngs Will ho mallei! to
any tmlrfm hy Hwect A Knox, puhllshers,
Austin, Texas.
Jf*"iH0t'/K Canvassed llams and Shoulders,
n. ) CofTcc and SiKMtf? all grade*. I.tvrd,
ll.icon, Flour and Mul#s*cs. For sale by
I). 0. KIllKLICY.
Nobbv Styles..
PiiRFMZCT Fin.
"?'Is ' m inl V ?
jzs/.v vsojtH ivtrs.
Ar the op<.alng of ao<iU>.-r Sl'IUNU Si.A
SON , we uome befere the public uud sowci
uu exauiiuMtou of our stock ? f *
CLOTHING
For Men, Youth* and ova A J < I* --u 2 we
?la not iHuke a "bitf blow" <0>out one j{ ?,
yet we nre prepared to .offer to l<uy?-r ?
nice h Hue of clothing as cnn be f?uu I
0*iudeQ.
Gentlemen will do well to inwct out
stuck hctoro biding their Spring und Sum
mer suit*.
Wk mkan kxactlt wiiat wb say.
Uespeot fully,
BAMBERG & ROSENBERGER. !
I dec 7 tf
Xoo! loo!!
Our Ice House is now open, und we lire
prepare d to turn'sh ice 111 i|ti'iii>iiies le??
than I < HI lbs. M - cent* per poind, or in
rpiii.titie* of 100 pounds vr 1:1 >1 ?? 'it I \ ??eiiin
per pound, I. L. K"SLNL?OKt' As ? "< I
nuty 10
CTvAOKKRS! CRACKERS!
We it. i ve oti iiiui'l Hi nil 'imps. ivc! hit
<-w ?"tH ni!y uct'iviti'? FI'ESH ('HACK Kill?
?jf nil Ic : it ?i \V A vnchtm & t o I
. ??2 u<
DR. FRANCIS I, ZEMP
iuM'ctt attctiiion loirs l.irjie Ammoim monl
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
I'M NTS,
OILS,
VARNISHES,
A' IN DOW GLASS &? PUTTY.
OYC WOODS AND DYE STUFF3,
: y . x p U. A p
CM'X.U.V&VS,
WICKS,
? i ?: i"i [ J ) ) 1 1 t ,i i - mi
j 1 1 1 j i j S j i J ) j I j j j . ? .
A I'tiU niiU couipk'U' nnsoritiu-ut ot
? LAS- W A UK.
STATIONARY,
TO U.KT -ARTICLES, '
sroN(;i;s,
FINE PEHFU.MKKY and
? 1 V "S.
Brii*hes of the best tnakei?.
^^?"i'VcMcriptinnR nnd Fmnjly Heji|>e>
<? v.iilly compounded ut nil bourn.
THE
DELMOHICO
OF
I. L. ROSENDORF &, CO.
The. best Champigne, Madeira, Sherry.
California and Rhine Wines, always in
stock
Ales. Lager Ileer. Porter. Ginger Ale.
So.lu Water, nn<l nil Mineral Waters, c..n
?timii ly on limiil.
Over the liar ? Fancy Drinks, by skilled
a n <1 polite assistants.
TOBACCO AND SEGARS.
An Havana Fegnr fur Five Tents is one of
? ho latest innovations of this establishment.
The Havana is guaranteed. We also have
the IWt lit ('en's Segnr in the ninrket.
Smoking Tob-icco of all kintii , frotu lead
ing inanufiu-itm'Vij.
l'ipea of nil kinds in stock.
UF.STAUHANT. ? In a few days we will
open a Kestnurant which will hee<>n
<1 not I'd in first clans style. line notice will
he given.
The patronage of the public is solicited.
I. L. I10SEND0RF & CO.
J a-3 tf
TAX RETURNS 1883.
AUDITOR'S OFPICB-KEU8FIAW CO.
Camubn, 8. C., May l&rj, 1883.
The books for rcoolvinsc Tax Returns for
itio fleo.l year, 1883, will nnun at this office
on Friday. the first dny of Juno next, nnd
will bo kept open daily (Sunday* excepted)
until i lie 20lh of July noxt. All persons li
able for taxes, individually ? r iih ? gents.
Attorneys, Factors, Husbands, Parents,
Ouardians, Trustees, Kxecntors. Adn.lniH
tratois, Herri vera or accounting otflcor-t.
me required to make returns Failing to
do so within the time prenciibed, Hie ro
! turns of 1682 now on tho Tax Duplicates
will lie listed by the Auditor nnd a penalty
of AO per oem added thcrrlo. No returns
will be received without the penalty after
(lie 20th of July, except In ftuscs ??f slckne*s
or absence from tho (!?itti:y during the
whole time for listing. There will be no
assessment of Ileal Kstate this year, though
returns mixt he made noting nil changes
sinoo )WM return.
Kvery person of foil age nnd sound mind
(except married womet) nre icquired to
make returns; whether male persons own
property or not t'.icv must, return their
1'olls. unless exempt by law.
No returns will be received at this office
unless made on the proj er blanks and
sworn to according to law.
I wtll attend In person, or by deputy, nt
the following places on the days mentioned
for the pnrposo of taking return* :
Hi'lironk's Mill, Monday. June 1 lth, 1 dny.
Turkey Oroek Ghnrob, Tuesday, June 12th,
I day.
l.ixenby (W. S. Smith's,) Wednesday. Jun?
18th, I day.
Ilaey's Mill Thursday. June 1 fth, 1 dny.
Buffalo (at Dee?), Friday. June 16th, 1 day.
Flat Rock, Hslurdsy, June 10th. I day.
Red Mill, Monday, June '2f>th, I day.
Liberty Mill, Tuesday, June 2<?th. 1 day.
Ilussel Place, Wednesday, June 27th, I day.
lloyktn (Swift Creek), Saturday, Juno 80th,
1 day.
Doby's Still. (West Waleree) Thursday,
July f>, 1 day.
Cureton's Mill, (West Waterce) Friday, Ju
ly Oth, 1 day.
Iltihoti's X Roads, (West Wa'ereel Ru!ur
day. .Inly 7th, 1 day.
Upon application at (hi* office blanks for
making returns will be furnished.
K. K. SI 1,1.,
may 24 (>. Auditor,
y 0,1 11 offn town. Term* rind
t o , 1 orllntid, Maine, Moh M v :.
? HI Sit Potatoes, Onlonf, Ctbltngns, Ap
pics, Orongc\ Cocoftoulu, llnnanrm.
lycnionf, ItnMn*, Hit*. K?(i? ftf all kinds. 1
frrsalvl* p. C. KIRKLK1'* |
CHAP LEST03T IRON WOT? K$ 3, S AW ROOMS.
C3
CO
PL-3
CO
S3
PLAIN SLIDE VALVE and CUT-OFT ENGINES. MARINE, STATIONARY and PORTABLE
BOILERS, SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS. COTTON GINS aricl PRESSES, SHAFTING. PULLEYS, COG
OEARINGl Ctoam and Hand PUMPS, PORTABLE FORGES and BLOV/ERS. BELTING. PACKING,
OILS. FILES, and General Mill Supplies. HUGHES' AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF ENGINES, for Electric
Li^hta and other pxirposos roquiring steady. roliablo and ecoaouii-al power. This is the simplest
Automatic En^ino in tho market.
Repairs by Competent Workmen. Charges modorate
GEO. "W. WILLIAM3 cSc SON-,
WrUi) fUr l'rlccs uud mention ihij i?apcr. Cliui IOr?t<>n , fi, C;,
' "t>
cr*
era
Wo conlir.ro t <
ftctaaacliciUfbiv'i
T.ot/?nt? r?a\T?of'j
trade-mark;*, copyr^j.D, <;c\.foi
the U;iito<l Rtutce, Rua'ioootunpaV
t:i<3 i:i Cr.r.ut'.A, IV.'.;., o
Oormanv, un:l a'l oti:c.r i" retries.
Tl.i. i ... 1 v .
rh'irgo for examination of no;itvj cr ;,v- >v> ;
Advice by mail free.
I'aumU cVf.'iitod thw h v.:i rrof-twM ir
tho S (' 1 IS V C 1 V , v li_J. "> i ;
t':c largest rivculn lion, rn<l ia thQVnotr j
onrial u-.n? ?* .>?> ?>;? ft i' * I M i:; ti c
wo: x?l. 'lli "> nl\ .-.iv.ai,ct >. : tUtU:. notice c vc: v
p:\to!itro i;:? Jors-tf.K'.f.
Tliisl.irjjo m:<l i plrr.iV.dlv il'ustrat- 1 n^v I
pap?. ria ho:! v> Ei:ii!.V u*. > -t.:*, j
r*ai Minimi t-.*: 1 to l-o tlio !>;'>?? i ir
' j fr'.i>uco, incobfuii s.ivivi ti'.i :u. ,'i . :1;a ?? j
v ;."L ?, r.n.l o'.hc- < *' ??;" 1 '
l>rr jrves*, hM i:i ary country. bir.,:!vi j
roTv.ea. I y r.iai'., i ;j r.us. !*.!v! 1-y nil ncwa- i
?o.*.lor.?. '
A<10.r jss, "Imr.i .V Co., fuK> Vors (if Ccjju* j
ti!i ?. A'.ncrioan. !??' .troadva;. . !.Vw York.
llauubools nbo. i v->!oc:!i ir;r.a!r?i five.
l<or the Season.
*-Kki? I'locu," ft ihor?m:!i-l>rotl Avvp
nliire llii'l vvi I <1:111.1 this'sou-ion in Oiiimlcn.
\ j?j?ly ?i 1 lie More of
\Y. A. A NC.'U'M i CO.
PlilZK M I : I ? A l<
a. g ir z* jy.v s b: e: b>.
I I i* very varieiy for cpi iri'* planting
ONION SK 'ITS! UNION SUMS!
And 12m ly (111 rile 11 ('urn, for mi'-*' 1\v
DR. F. L. ZEMP.
The nooks
For reoelvTnjr subscriptions (o ilie onpiiol
si licit c>! - lintei prize Huil liiiV nit 1 "?0:111 As
.??ociiiliitn" are iihw open ni tin- slur"* of It,
\Y. ,l??ri|;in & ('n., W. 1, Arthur & l?ro? 1);\
1*'. I. Zi'inn, .) t'. Man nii>l at the i-ttiee (it
Til K KkHMIUV (.8 A SHITE.
FOR S A.LE.
T>enirul>lt< residence on Brond street, in
Ciumien. Terms easy.
ai.ho,
A trnct of Innd conlnii.ing.lCO ierr?, will,
two dwelling, nuthouses, iu.l spring. mid
orcltn ril; iiboul HA tniies from Cii union Ap
ply 10 Fh.vnk l\ I'k urn,
l'eul IN' .i 1 0 Ajtent .
! W. M. SHANNON.
tXTTO0,Y?r *r /vrfir,
CAMDKN, S. O.
IInvin? been appointed Attorney for tin
'?fcottisli Lintl Moil^iigo Companies," for
Kershaw county, I tun prepared, 10 receive
application* for loutiH 011 real estate,
ma 13 lin
Save Your Feocl *
l>,v using
Sinclair's Feed Cutters.
Wo Imvo jiiHt reoeivfil nn itivoioe of then#
celrhrWiwi ninl popular FVe<l (.'utters, wbioli
we oiler at re???onftblp prioi'H.
D. W. JORDAN & CO.
Agricultural Implements.
Cull Ml W, A Aucruin fi Co'.*. nn<l ??(> tlipii
?ortm?"t of Agricu'tunil 1 ? merit-* ?
Hfrtpcm. Mowt-rn, Self-binding .Keitpcra
Harrow*. PU.w<? etc.
1882 ! 1882
UKAND SPRING OPENING!
Of
FLNEST CLOTHING
?3. BLA.1VK.,
ClienpcBt Cioilung houfta In die oily
Hay A full liue of GKNT8' FL' UN 1 S 1 1 1 Ml
GOOS>S alwuyn on Itnnd.
grtT'ColeitirtiOfl ??M&r.UiUInn" t' iif?- n
?1'irahle timl wmH rnii'lo gin in'.-n' - ft coin
fi.rt to lli?- \v"rtr??i' To l><> li'nl
S. BLANK, ' }??>"
.'40 King; Siren, Cii a iu,kst.>?, S. C.
LUMBER FOR SALE.
We lire prepared to mipply choice uml cr
it) any quantity desired, and of any difien
HtouH i upon ? It o nHortest p??j?K i ?> t ?? notico.
Our mill I* loonied near Citindeii. and w <?
now liave on hand n lur^o h u j? |?!y , rrudy
for delivory. S<>nd in ymir
Tiu;i;.si)Ki, a oaunkk.
Mny '24*3n>
ROIISON'K COTTON ANI) COHN FKIl.
TIUZKR.
KOBKON'HCt IMPOIJNI) AC III PMOHIMI ATF.
Tliewo tfrndes i?ro rleh esMent Vnl?. oonMlin
tlng flrM-cliiAi article*. cnrofnll v prepared
from l><<Mt. irtftterli- U. Our 1 1 > ? > ^ rx penence
tntlio trade, t??if?*tl?**r v* 1 ? |? prof. .siirpard'*
nitalyxi*, ar? snar-mlee* that they nrn iulapt~
ed to llm Willi In of eon*umcr*.
For nnle Hi market riiten tor en*!!, 1 1 ir? o or
cot ton. .1. N. UOJHON ?V HON. iH Kiwi Hay
SOUTH CAROLINA MEDICAL A880
TliO thirty >lltir<i annual
meeting ol this Awoeiatlon will lie hold on
Wodneid' y, April 2/>lh, 1 HH:t. nt Yorkville,
B.C. JOHN FOHKKHT, M. D.
lle?or<llng Keoretnry.
W
POETAELI AND STATIONARY
ENGINES &NB BOILER&,
$.1 l? ' Si 8 f O/f.V ?UII.I.S,
G otto si Ciiiv and Presses.
Have boon <?w--? * 2 M, ov-?r all competitor*. ni
EVEiir jPimmT.r?,
WE CHALLENGE COMPETITION!
We ilcnl ?] i r> cl ?. i ? i.
m.a i"i<j >v.?nire Sal ??? fact ion.
Writs 1 .r Catalogue.
AHrlrpQQ
'TALIMFIT vV SONS, ,
CHARLOTTE, N. C. COLUMBIA. S. Cl
ASHLEY PHOSPHATE CO
Cliar lew t on - ?3 . G\
OflVr iln ir A S Si ELEMENT " n ?? ?.?'.I. of beM qnn^iiy.
> | (dully n'ln| 1 1 it | t i.f .1 it I j> t ?" n p i i i.
FnV Tt>rin?. IImii'I Itixii,.-, A , ill ,;ii I a |!|> s,. i <tl :i* '.sr.'.fs r<n Ten*. Ath EU<
nil'lil, Fii'iitM, kuii.it, \i: . milliter llic
Ashley Phosphate Company,
Charleston, C\
W F. PERKINS j
ANNOUNCES THE A III; I VA I OK ;
%i ?Vict r ft f oris of tfV rot cri***
I.UjUors* W6ne*>\ Wufowcco
The iinjprooc.liM)' p'l imkIi f.f bti?iri(>M* m oni i? 1 .! ih n.rii. ikci is ntccpsnry f. r iih to
he cnnnlinjtly in ric-ipt ol Now Goo,!*.
JfM // Sj s cf/ 97 o r fl$ fpfc ti9 r n t
i ?
...Hon to m v
?. PERKINS.
Is- ! I 1 \V II
Tho ? 'Stn ivlinil of ilir \V.,il | ,,
? ? . -Mon to m v stork . g
; I
Foli ist
M, b? K i
'i M i ' 1
My Knvk nf flKNio Ki V K - ? i ?
(Juinrn in ?'<?! ,\; ? ! ,'i
All or'leiH I
:wt < ,
OITORITJC GUAM) (,i . '
r^rnl Corn!!
mckwearJ
?nw Qi]^r(<>r<t
?j /'* nr>,
? I A, S. 0.
n pi 20
I \ r ? I
at
i?t 80 o<*ni? |m r 1 1 ? 1 (
AN'MtU W * OO K. .
Cow Pi;-'..- vented#
1.O00 Hin l." , wnnted by
W . . l.< ! CO
DISSOLUTION' NO! H r,
The co-pnrlneivltit? I ?t> ic<h>f" c*ik : /
between C. .J Mc Do wall And It () Kenne
dy un-ler the firm nnnxt of Mi'lJowml nnd
Kennedy bns been dU?olve<J b) inuiiifil e >n
son(. The Iimurnhce bunin'.iu of null firm
will be carried on by H O Kennedy,
C. J Mr HOW A II.,
l? O. KENNEDY.
k. 0. KENNEDY
Fire Insurance Age ni
1t??p? r*cnti> 1U* following r?Wnt>1n cot
nie*. *n?l in prepared to wri?e rUUt u|
DwAlHngft, llouMhold fiirnttur*, 8t(
Momlmmli"?, eto , fit otirrent riUt?:
MVKRI'OOL. LONDON ft OLODE,
NKW YORK NDKHWHITHW,
FINK ASSOCIATION OF PiUI.ADF.Iy,
NORTH BRITISH h MF,RO ANT1 1.K.j
#vSy~ Il?tvinjr MiccecJcd to lU4 ?g?oej-'
?nc?ly conducted Uy Mc1)own1l k Kent*
I iioIW-U ii t?.ntlnunnco of tli? patn
hcri'toforf tortnwod upoti nnl ) ftrnv
11. O. KENNED1,