The Kershaw gazette. (Camden, Kershaw Co., S.C.) 1873-1887, September 13, 1883, Image 3
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IIM Collocted.
[The of8o*> of the County Treasurer Is
rtover ruu with pontona eager (" P*y
lelr taxes, ae will appear by the follow.
~I exhibit of taxe* collected so far (his
11th: tfUte, t&).46; eou>||v, $20.49;
Moloney, |13 66; school, $20.49; polls
1 total 190.04.
J* Bev. J. D. A. Brown will preach
| the Presbyto rlau Church- on Sunday
Xt, the 16th. The publioare cordially
11 ted to attend.
&v. A. 8. WlUeford will pit*null at
?t Book on the fourth Sunday of tlii*
?ntb, at 13 o'clock.
lug* of Coauoli.
|At tho meeting of town council la*t
londay afternoon. luicnilaut Itnlling*
M.Warden* Gerald, Smith and Arthur
jere present. Account of G. U. Alex
[tier, for 18,000 brick tor improvement
I streets, waa ordered to be paid. I'er
lattou was granted to CNpt. W. t.'ly
to crcct a wooden warehouse *20
II In rear of tho Clybttru Block.
"All goods bougnc at the "Llttlo
>re,M from a bo* of matches to h wagon
Id, deliverd free of cbargo to any part
town.
Ij Hart*
tr. J. P. BoaWell met with tho ini* -
tono of having several of hU rib?
ken on - VVbdueadHjf evening of |?n
fk during tho atorm which occurred
that time. It aeema that Mr. Boawolt
u? nailing a plank on an outbuilding
hU premise*and was being pariUllv
ipported by * fence, when the plank
on whioh he wasstanding broke,cans
hlm to full aorosa th<? fence, tie hn*
#red intensely from hi* injuries, but
i thought to bo better now.
fc>r Goods delivered, free of oharge. t<>
by part of the town, when they are
troha&ed at the ? 'Little Store.*1
inoUl Report.
To have not ?een published idnce the
^t municipal administration any state
lit of the financial receipts and dls
jursements of the town. W hy is this*
jie people have, for several years, been
' posted as to tho sources of revenue
the items of expense in the manage
(jut of town affairs. >Ve hope the pre*- _
ft council has not determined to depart i
km thl* custom. The people are inter
led in these mutters and they should
1 kept Informed. i
'New-crop Mackerel in Kit* or at
I, at the "Little Store."
klcrprlse and Energy.
It Is it source of grt at pleasure to u* to
ptounce the o|?*ntng of a new grocery
~ provision store In Camden by a cou
i ot energetic a.id enterprising young
Ml. We allude to tlie store recenjiy
euod, next south of the ''Latham
mse," by M. H. Slmmonds di Co. It
III be seen by their attractive a<lver
?ment In thla Issue of Tbk Gazcttb,
It tills la a live, wide-awake, energetic
id ?nterprlalng Arm. They have com
menced business upon sound bind item
luolples, and Intend to make liberal
? of printer'* in)c. We wish the great
l prosperity for our young friends.
Hfc
Cheapest and beet brooms in town
i? motley, at the ''Little Store."
fork Commenced.
Work waa commenced last Monday on
I# new Iron bridge which le soon to
III the Water**. A force or skilled
ihttitce U engigcd In putting In the
i?re and abutmeiite, and the contrao*
re are securing all the labor they oan.
IThey projioee to push the work rapidly
land will probably he able to put the
I bridge into the poseeaalon oj the ootn*
Ipany by the middle of October.
MeJ. Adams, who has the oontract for
radlng the road on thie and the other
*)** of Che river ha* a force of fc?Qd* at
fork.
. Weodsn RnttdlnK*.
'her* i* An ordinano* of th* town pto
iltlng the erection of wooden Struo
t?h@&in&rK &
rd numerous ooxnnUints within th*
week concerning th* small wooden
idlngs which her* recently been
ted on Broad atreet. If on* p*fl*n
to tbes* small structures; for **
hand at ono*. We bae*
r** member* of that body,
iirfsripT
in?the eppeanmo* of th*
i improved bgrtti preseuoe of
m
Hapy? Iffarrlage*
fnder the abovo heading, we tnd in
Atlanta ConntltHtion of Aufuat Mrl,
i Flookney, of that olty t
the vseiieaoe ?* Br.
fsar
to
- ?Aiwa*?ifiv> l
Ma(iPtrM?F
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?Moonlight **ghts now.
~A tat oiu ?e? with ttt wtnf?.
?Fail b?iln?N U open lug slowIy
?The days sre growing perceptibly
?hotter. v
?Forty inliM aro run dally over the
8. C. Railroad
.
?The prion of chickens anil eggs are
4 ilte elevated.
?It la upon the smooth ice we elip;
the roughest path le the safe?t.
?The streets were alive with drum
mer* oo Tuesday and ye*urday.
?Flroa have been quite comfortable
1 for tlie past three or four moruiuga.
I' ??Rice-cutting will commence over
the Hvcr next week. The cropa art*
abort. '
?There are ?tlll a few watei melons,
about m< large aa your fist, to bo eeeu
about towu.
?The tlmo i* near at hand when the
clerk* will have to work from early uioru
to late at night.
?Even the sands of the sea are hardly
tnore numerous than the uuiu who think*
he can edit n newspaper.
?'l"he cloud* have again rolled back
and Jennie can again Ik? seen talking to
her lover in the moonlight.
?The Goddess of Liberty la about the
only American woman w ho Isn't looking
forward to a new fall bonnet.
' ?Small change la exceedingly ton roe
Juat now, caused l>y the great deiutud
tor It to pai otf cotton-picketa.
?There I* said to be more courting
going on in tow n at present than ever
belore. We haVu*three ??r four "spotted."
?A protracted meeting will commence
at (he Meilioiiiot < liiltvh in l amden to
night. Several minister* will take purl.
Mr*. T. B. Walker has purchased
tlie lot next hiiiiL ot Mr. Goodale's lien
More, and w ill build 11 neat ?>lor?s thereon.
? A large quiuu tv of buy irt being
brought to market. it I* rather Inferior
in quality and e>e!l? at 40 cent* per hun
dred.
? .Mr. J. R. Goodale's new store is
ready for oirup.ition, ami lie will open
a haiuUoine flock of gooda in Ills tine in
it next week.
? La<ilea proh.-ihly think that bang*
are killing. I hey are conietlme* fatal,
t he one Unit Goliath got In the forehead
did the business tor iilm.
-Drop in at 0 a. in. if the girl In near
and wasiiing tin' ilihliea, ?dap the ting on.
If alio look? like u scarecrow, unit ia
pounding the piano, alnp J Our bat on.
? After selling the tirat bale ??f cotton
remember the printer, do. We umit
money to settle bill* made In order to
accomodate ) on during the dull sea*o.:i.
?'The season for killing birds does not
begin until Oetober tirat. Some sport*
lueii :ire anid to have been at work with
iheir gnna recent I; . Tliia ia Illegal and
WHi'liiug alioiild he taken.
?Kverv one who hilled to make their
tax re.iinis IMline hn\e t>een chinked
up with the AO per cent, penalty. I t e
law gives ibo Auditor iio discretion in
the mutter?u Is mandatory. ,
? We umlerxiaud (lint ihe persimmon
crop w ill tie h heavy one this year. lu ll
*? '(lOssum* is ripe." wont wm have ii
goo'l time. J ii? i think oi it J Plenty
of fat '|)<?artuni<* til id persimmons!
?Tlie t;<?u>iiy < "oinnilHrtlouerrt ulve no
tice that, on Thursday, Sept. 20th, ihey
will let to the it? ent responsible nhnn-r
a couiraet to build a ne>v bridge iicrosa
Sawney's Creek, at or near Nelson's
mill.
? \V? underrttund that Prof. O. R
Bourne, who ha* leiently been e.ec ed
princlnal of the Oiimle>> Graced Scno?-|.
will deliver a lecture this (Thursday)
bi ening at 8 o'cl-ick on Education ai'nl
the Graded School by stem.
?The advisability of put'ing In a
heavy crop of fall oat* will suggnsi Itself
to wise tanners. Some of iheiu are id
ready engaged in sowing. I'hu fail oar
crop ia u sure one In this section and o.us
are never in a farmer'* way.
?Sowing turnips is tlie order if the
day, and none should neglect llilrt ini
poriaiit mailer. With plenty of tbis
product on hand the hungry of both mi.n
and beast oau be fed, while other .\ ise
iliey might suffer to a greater extent.
?To Insure the safe and prompt dU
pateh of registered matter tlie Postoflb-e
Department at S\ iirthlngtnu has Issued
mi order requiring all persons register
ing teller* to place thereon the 4'Uoiui?
t>" in addition to tlie po.Molflce and
State.
? Me new po&utl nore* do not seem to
meet wlili popular favor, because of ttielr
being mud* puvablu to bearer. if any
one present a note and receive payment
thereon, lie could be Indicted for forgery,
as the party In whose 1'iivor it is drawn
must sign for it.
?People who affix postage stamp* to
newspapers In such a way that part of
the stamp laps over and adheres to the
pnper Itself run the risk of having their
papeytjflpht to the dead letter office, in
thi^t ah'ape the paper becomes a scaled
picket, subject to letter rates.
?September Is so called because It war]
the seventh month of the Roman^year.
Subsequently the centlennm from?we
forget the place of nls residence?moved
to amend hv Inntrtlncr tbe words ^Janu
ary*' end "February" aa lections 1 snd
2 of the calaudar. The amendment wm
adopted.
?The distribution to postmasters of
the new 9 cent stamps has already be
gun, but the actual change in postage
Will not take place until tbe 1st of Octo
ber. We are also to have a 4 cent or
double rate atamp, and the 8 oent stamps
will be retired from circulation as soon
a* possible. The new tcsntatainp bears
the prolific Ukeiteas of Andrew Jackson.
r^An observing genliit says there are
some notions things aboiitoorn, and one
Is where do the red eers and the speckled
ear* come from when you donl plant
any hut white eornf And why don't
we intl an ear with aa odd number on)
lit You can find a four-leaf clover, but
we have never found the odd row on an
ear of oorn yes. It to always fourteen or
flsteen or twenty or wine other even
number* and It would be Intereatlng to
understand what oorn knewe about
mathematics and what objection nature
baa to odd numbers.
TIM fllilU hr Htptember.
The plenete for tteptewbor ?ro Venue,
Urmiua, Saturn, M?r*, Mercury. JupV*
M*. Heptu tie ? end lit* X1?h?>?. v?nu* la
morning ?tnr until the 90th; and then
evening ?wr for ten tnonthe to ooitte.
Urnime I* evening eUr until the lftth,
when HSofnn t|?*s oom??ny of morning
eUre. tfttturn le morning ?t*r, with ell
tterlnge. Mnr? U eleo morning eurt
on the KHh thle plenet rleee it 11tM
o'clock in the evening. Meroqrjr te eve*
Iking lUr during the tnontb. Juplt*
morning iter. Heptu no le morning i
tkilon the 80th It rleee about 7 ;M?lr
Jupiter le
einr,
, WM
evening. The moon fnlle on the lftth.
ThOe we heve a brilliant dkpU? of the
teleettal bodWe daring the prteent month.
!?# Mem# m4 Bwr Betitlsr,
After the Mth of April we will **)|
fee At 1 cent* pvr pound In small <ju?ntl
tiet. IK In block* of 10Q pound*
end ovei. Beer et Charleetob price*,
delivers! et bouse*. ioe houne open on
gufttley from i to ty o'clock In th? morn
ing end from 11 to 1 In th* efteraoou
watermelon* 6n Ice fui'nlshed *t *nv
time.
I, t. RoetKnour A Co.
E?!ffeUoft*?Yar4*}Jek tudtkelkalea.
Safe
A* to the usual custom oTTiaOami
M tb* opening of eecfc fall trctuu, W?
give lb It wwk the name* of the pl? cc??
where the clerk* employed la lauideu
HIMT ho foiltul. '
It to a notorious fad thai those who
handle the yardstick and sdjuet the
scales (a Camden are among the most
dtvrr, poll Us and gentlemanly net of
clerk* to befouuUauywhewlu th* state;
ami wo My thto with no email degree of
pleasure and pride. Go where you will,
you cannot And a better end wore
agreeable folk. But, enough.
? At ban in pro*., we tind Mr. M. II.
Sloiaiouds as the deft ami genial gentle
inn u In uliarge of the books; and the fol
lowing clever clerks: W. 31. Billing*,
Eugene Vllleplgne, John J. doodah*,
.Josepn Siein, A. Rosenberg, IV. D. Bil
lings, E. J. tawls, Herman tiyuoui.
The stock of goods at the extensive
dry good? eni|>orluiu of b A. Aruateln
A Co. I? inure attractivo than ever, and
custodiers will tind a( lhu? place the lol
lowing polite assistants: IS. U. Zenip,
bookkeeper; Win. Wallace, J. W. Mc
Curry, W E. Johnson, Jr., M. BlU j
ling", E. J. Solomons, P. L Bos well.
Bamberg and Rosenberg** r ha\e quite
a pretty exhibit of good* for the Fall i
trade and Messrs. C. R. l^ewU and W.
C. Jo?*?y are ready to ?erve ctuiouieis in
u manlier which commend* them to fa
vorable IIOllCV.
At i). W. Jordan & Co's., one of the
mn?t extensive stock* of provisions, ag
ricultural implements, plantation sup
l?'ies, &c.. Oiin be found; and .Mcmos F
E. Mathl* mid L. W. Milter are ready to
tiv.it you in happy style. Mr. S. M. t;.
M'Ktre in tlie HO'Oinnllilted book-keeper,
but lie would not biush to nerve h cuslo
iner.
Next coined Wolkoviskle ?? Rotholz, a
house nut inueli more tlt;iii one year old,
but one which has already built u,< .1
? dee business. Here ni:>y he found kIi
S. N. Newimi 11 unii Air. J. l>. King, both
of whom appear 10 command a good pat
ronage.
Mr. C. W. Billings ik clerking for the
young Hriu o( Rich Wolle, who occu
py one ot 1 he pi ettlest stores in town,
and they have a good stock upon exhibi
tion
And next in order comes the old veter
an in the grocery bind ne.**?Dun. Kirk
ley. lie wjo- in tho a.une line of trade
w lien The Uazkttx "flint raw the light,"
ami lie liiia built up an excellent bustiies*
Oi coi.rM' (in. every reader of Thk (ja
7.K! ik well knows) he line ill ways be
lieved in primer's Ink; in fact lie was
once a printer himself, and known (lie
value of it. Diiii has an exceedingly
well assorted and choice st<>ck of itiei
ehaiullne, and lie tinsaa assistants Messrs.
F. I.. Phelps, us book-keeper, and W.
W. Love and Kddle Kirkley as salesmen.
It will amaze ti.j visitor 10 witness the
dazzling display of goods to bn Been ai
tin* store-of b. M. Smith, where >V. s.
fiSllII(11, O. >1. Maiitin nn?l C?. Uirsi.li
stand ever ready to serve oiistoiuers in a
polili ami accomplished manner.
Jiisi next door wi* tind the gonial
Jliniuie Wallace, who agists Mr. J.
E. Vaitghau :n selling groceries, etc.
Going two doors north, we visit the
eicfcMiilty arranged establishment of ? .
Bi ll, wlu-re an excellent line of drv
goods, groceries, notions, ?fcc., may be
|oiinillL and patrons of this popular hoiii-e
?ill rind a clever salesman in I^aui T.
Vllleplgue.
Ami now conies another branch oI
trade, t annlen is not a dry tow n, bill
Very olien We see some of her citizens
who are peculiarly dry. being In tins
condition, lhey go to KoHentiorf'*, where
iliey tind Fuifieiiberg tui'i ''.lake;" or
elne they go f Frank Ferklnn,' wln-ie
lhey tind lint genial Lum AlcUowell itini
1 he matter-of-faet Frank twmipbi'ii.
Just diagoniilly over the wa> , we tind
Mr. H*. f. Gerald, and Ills More is stock
ed f 1111 ot choice and ^?asomtble giaain.
Mr. I?a.ic F. Walern may be found here,
and pairous may be Hiire Hun they will
meet w ith a hearty greeting.
Leaving Mr. Gerald's establishment,
we wend our way down town and the
tlrsl house we enter is (hat of W. A.
A in-rum & t o., where Messrs. R. C.
Johnson and It. A. MuiJowell are em
plo\edlu pleasing cilsiouiers Willi the
choice gOIHlrt sold.
At l>r. (J. J. ihmlap's v\Oll-?ppoiuted
drug store may l?e found Mr. furl l.iiu
d? il'is, a young Swede, who ha* recent
ly come to America, ao.i a uionl cap:ib?e
iirngL'>i he is.
Co.ning down Broad street, we enter
1 he elegant dry gi?H|H e.^fabii.-iiiueui ct
K. M. Kennedy, wheie we tind the fol
lowing gentlemanly asslsianis: Mr. ]!,
O Kennedy prcKiden over ihe hooka, >1 ml
cunioniers are poll(uJy served by Messrs.
V. Mann, A- W'iltkowsky, Henry 1*.
GIIImmi, J. S. Pride, II. B. Stokes and
.1. iVltikowrk.v; while T. (. . Nelson takes
care of ihe cash.
Next door we Hml the extensive cloth
ing, hat, shoe, and gentlemen's furnish
ing house of W. L. Ariliur A Brn.,
where Mr. J. B. Lyles may lie found in
the office, and Messrs II. E. Beard, (J.
J. Shannon, jr., J. K. Rhnnie, E. J.
Piielps and E (/. liugiies are salesmen.
Iyi*avliig Arthur's w? step into Dr.
Zemp's prpul ir drug store, wiiero we
tind Dr. Frank XI. Zuinp, busy, careful
ly compounding presetiutlous.
Then comes Mrs. B. Rich's store,
where Philip Rich sml Wllllo Josey are
ready to serve customers.
Coming further down, we reach Ihe
store ot J. C. Mun, where W. Aj Schrook
miiiI Tommle \rran(c aro kepi busy In
-serving numerous customers.
'I Ms conclude* the placet of business
above Rutlwdge street. Next week we
will visit the stores below that street.
Meiiuthne, we are ready to receive ad
vertlseatsnu.
? ??
Personal.
Mr. O. O. Young left for New Yorli
Just Tusadwy mor?\ii>ft.
MImch Busle B. Clyburn and Annie B.
Zemp have gone to Columbia to attend
school.
Mr. J. 8. Pride, of Rook Hill, has ta
ken a position lu tho store of Mr. K. M.
Kennedy.
Cspt. J. McClalr, of Walhalla, arrived
In Camden last Monday night. Ills
frleinU here era glad to *e? hlin again.
Mewra. II. Banm, A. D. Kennedy nod
B. M. ttmlth returned from tbe North
)Mt week.
Mr. H. T. Peak*, it veteran railroad
men, la on ft visit of towers! days to Cai
den, the gut si of < fept. JC. M Gilbert.
Mr. ?. Hlller William*, formerly of
this plact but now raiding lu North
Carolina, paid Camden ft brief tlelt last
w#*k.
Messrs. I* lfeCsndlees end Robert
Blngletou, who hod been spending eev
ersl week* at mineral ftprlngi lu the Old
North State, have returned borne, greats
ly recuperated !? health.
A regular old-fashion Worcesterstruct
this sect Ion last Monday and the wind
raged high throughout Monday fend
Tuesday, aeoompanled by a light rain
fall on Tuesday. No damage of any
moment has been reported In thcoounty,
so far at we have been able to learn.
This Ml, no doubt, the oqnlnoxlal gala;
though It has occurred much earlier this
year than usual. It te probHble that
many loaeee of Ufa have ooonrrcd at *e*,
j though nt this writing we h?v? no Intel
llgenoe.
Iff*Fresh lot of clioloe Confectioner
1st Jo at openod at tbe "l/lttl? Store."
WTKssenoe of Coffee saves one-third.
Vive oeute a bo*, at the *'Little Store."
KVCholoc line of Caunod Goods of ?t|
kinds, at the "Mule 8iore."
hMDp. ?
8Uk? our lm* report, the follow!or
V??? *m?vj paid UMr eubecrljUous iS
the dutee affixed lo their tuuutt, respec
tively : ?
R. K. Mlekle, Oct. 1883.
w r MnW. ***.*4. 1883.
A. SUnu, AuK. Iff. HW3
J. C. Fletcher, Jan. 35, 1884.
B. J. Bateinan, A|?l. 1, 1883.
W. M. BUIIi**. Juuerf, 1883.
A'. II. lh>wl?, bept. 10. 1883.
T. 8. Dttulap, Jan. 19, 1884.
M* L. Champion, July 88, 1889.
Tlioe. Holland. Jan. 1884.
C/ol. T. J. Aucruni, Jan. SO, 1883.
O. H. Lrnulr, June 8, 1883.
W. E. Arted**, Uev. 39, 1883.
Frank L. IVmpHtr, July 87. 1883.
A. H. Sale, l*c. 14, 188^.
t'apt. T. K. Khodea, Feb. 1, 1881.
WuJkuvlekle <t Kh11m.Ii. Apt. IT, 1884.
Gen. Jae. < lieeuur, July 1,1884.
It. M. McNeill, June 9, 1883.
< . A. Bruce, rtarih 1, 188S.
Riley Harrier. July 30, 1881.
J. O. Kni-|h', July 7. 1883. ,
K. li. t/Uteion, May 10, 1881.
Dr. J. <J. Klrktey, Jan. 1, 18H4.
IConimuoioaiod,
| Information Wanted.
*
Eoi-roa Kuhhaw Oaecttb.? If yea or
some of your render* will explain a lew
|'olti<? wiili ngaid io<lif putiiio idiooli in
? hte county, it will be of interest lo teach
i rs who have io wait leu monlba after ibeir
services are rend-red before they receive
ilielr scanty remuneration, and alto to pal*
runs who have had (o o<uh leaobtri' V*J
certificates tu order to secure their services,
Hud then wait :iu equal length o( (too for
Ih'ir moix'jr.
Fiist. la tlieofiea ticked but never eat s
answered question, 'Why can
not Kerilmv* county pay Iter teaclicra onab
lur ?li?? f?*w weeks during which her schools
are run T '
Nut tii.it any explanation la likely lo sat
isfy a teac'ier who is f.rced to wall lor bia
j>ay lor nearly h y<ar alter it .a earned, or
to satisfy jiairona wlt?have cached ceuifi
ca ea in uitier io secure the se/vice* of a
le<oi'cr. uud wait bu for tiieir money,
but to know wl-y Bucb ia the case might be
oi interest.
Tlie only explanation we hire ever hod
ia. IImi when we emerged lrom radical vu!?
"b lorn, or ruined u ye?r, as you choose to
term it.
Accepting ihia theory, wag KtrsSaw the
only coumy to get into trouble winch she
?;ouid not or has not yet g.-i out o' ? Ad
joining conut11 a pay lueir teaohers cash ut
the close ot (lie uiooli. and why can not
Kcrs'iuw ill tne an tlie ?
L)o out- county oflkeis nn>l o-iters having
financial transaction* with.the county have
to wilit It yenr lor their pay a ter their aer
vicca have liecn tend- red. or ai u p* d*irogu?'?
the only oltics who will, or mtlar, who are
torced to ere.lit the couuty ? Is li law thai
a rohoul Imiiae shall lose iis apportionment
if i's school ia not taught o-t liy the Slat oi
Augua' previous to tiie oolleoiion of sucb
lunda ?
Then <f the trustees or patrons fail to
find n teacher who will tench on a credt,
aiicli f'ailut* 'on-ee tii<m io lose all as'ia' .
mice from tl.e public funds winch iliey have
helped to laibi?. Hut loiiuna.ely, or Uiitor
Innately, ihnt l<>sa -.i "?i j?ri?.il.
ll there ip attcli i? law aa Dint referied to
ab.ive, ho>v do aome school houses combine
the schools of i wo j ears in one T
Infoi tuaiion on ihe above points will be
of ititeieM to conie of
Yodr Reaoirs.
ADJOINING C01NM1SS.
VAlHriKLl).
A daughter of U*n. Jol.n Bvuilon was
painfully injured iu a runaway ncuideui at
Aaiicv.ile laa: week.
Miss Annie Harper died at ihe residence
ol h r br.iilier-in-law, Mr. K. |>. ?'u,ry,
near t.ou^ Hun, in tiiia ooiin'y, on Monday
morning. 3rd ilist. Tin deceased was about
sixty y ear* of ?ge.
The new posi office has at last heeu ea.
tablished at Siinpsou's and the mails me
received there twioe h day. The name has
been changed to Nelsou's, and Mrs. Nel
son, of i lint place, is post mistress.
LA NOASTKK.
Mr. Alexander i.ynn. who for ierernr
years ai certain periods, has ehown murks
ol niainny liai b.-en a lju igsJ a lunaiio by
a bo.iid of physiciana and will be neut to
iasylum at Columbia.
The Exprt as Agent at this place
c? iv?d orders not to d. liver any moro li.
qci. ro here marked C. O. i>. There is at
piea.nt in the office ninety.nine pullmis
a-idi esned io ilufcreni par ia*. There was
a. me ml! cursiiiK done Saturday night by
partn-e looking lor ihelr iundrty rations.?
/jtdofr.
0"urt oonvenos on the 21th inst. Ju<lK?
Primer ?ill preside.
Eleven thon>-aiid and siity.flva l>a es of
cotton were sh'pped from Lancaster last
y-ar.
CHEHTKHKIKLD,
Adjutant and Inspeotor.Qeneral ManU
gauli will bain Ohoraw on th? 16th lost., to
inspeot the (Misraw Ouards.
There was only one death In Chcraw
during tha mouth of August.
HDNTKB.
Last Monday, I'enry Wbaalar, who rants
land on the Bella1 Mill plantatibn, ealha'
into town wlta flea balee of ootionV lie not
only paid up his lien and .land rent, bat
actually paid Mr. Tuottay for the anaao
that he uaad. Wheeler will jet make about
eight balee of cotton, beetdea eorn, potatoes
anJ peaa; all of whieb ke will kaea clear.
The work ?? kle form bee been dene by ane
mule and tke aselataaoe of hla family.-~Ad
Tbe corner etnae af tka new Metkedlet
ohurek at Biebopville. wae laid by the Good
Templars an Wednesday laat, er'th appro*
Ursa, and the aere?eak? pasaad off ia .
woe* euaaaeefnl manner.
Jas V. Moore, mat with a fat
dent on tbe 80tk nit, ai Lyaeb
bj belagHiawa into the sawa,
hie arm aa badly mangled tin
was found necessary, lie dl<
?n the following day rrem 1cm
Oa last Taeeday alaht. Mre
??ld. af Smithvilla. railed
leaving a llgl
bed-side, aa<
the lamp ea
leaeiaa alighted lampama
bed-side, aad fell Mlaep.
?> *
ke eeatd reseac
^ rk~ee iaei
?4llllM?fNp.
sS3S5s?|Si^?
I PWPIr. W*
WkytttMMwMMN.
NOTICE,
Our TV*!*), ib? wQ'l.
?<vl 'fhuititf, th? tl(lt ifO?t*ktr
BAflM mtO'4
H. SIMMONDS & CO.,
*
? DEALERS Id
stjfD Fsurcr
a
Provisions.
Flour,
Fruit,
Produce,
New Orleans Molasses,
Kice,
CHOICE TEAS,
Hecker'a Self-Raising Flour,
CHEESE AND BUTTER.
Our aMortoiAot of CONFECTIONERY U a? large and oomplcte %? anj ia town.
TM49M AND 9E8AMB,
w
( F FINEST GRADES.
Ka'UUciiou guaranteed at all litnei, or money refunded. No presents gireo, but full
value in all gwoitx
Everything is Confidential.
AT THE OELMON1CO UAK.
Milk I'uneh Ml the Dcltnoiiico Bar.
Mint Jitlen* at the Dehiiuuioo Bar.
Apple Toddy at the Dehttoitico Bnr.
S<mI? Cocktails at the Delmoiiluo Bnr.
i'rru unit KtH.'k nt (ho-Deimouico Bnr.
It<?ek mimI Uye Kt the Lkdmotdco Bur.
Kjrg Klipp# Nt the Dehiionico Bnr.
Claret l'utieh nt the Delmonico Bur.
Mixed drink* at th? I>elinoiileo Bur.
Sherry Cobbler* nt the Delnioitico Bar.
Apple Cider ??n lee at the Oelmonicu Bur
Beer on Ire at the Delmonico Bur.
&|H-('iitl arrangements mado with fam
ilies lor Beer at the Delutonico Bur.
juti 'Jo.
Established 196-1. Fall Season, 1888
Mc&or, Mica 4? Co,
King k Hmhi'1 Sis., - - CdaiiutoMi 8. C.
14u Church at , - - - Naw York City
We bfg respectfully to announce to the
people of Kershaw county the arrival of <>ur
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
I. i.'
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
Nut in many years have we plaoed such
hq iruntcri?c assortment before (he public.
K??rry department ? WHO LBS A LB en'1 R>S
I \IL?hni been stocked wiiii new aud de
sirable good?, and w<- gum amee our prioes
In lie as low hh ? ffored by any firm in U.e
Southern States.
LiouiCHiio Good* direct from the Faolories
Wooteu tSuod.- Iroui the Great Auotion Sales
bilk ami Urea* Uo<>d? in endless variety.
W?i are hi present doing the largest and
most nicucHsrul
Carpet and Window Shade
Buiinesrt in (lie Htute. Qood Brussels Oar
pe<? 76o per yard.
Mail orders receive prompt attention a
the ruling prices of the day.
If you do not know us atready it will he
to your advantage to make our acquain
in no". We want your trade.
McLOY, RICE & CO.
8ept lU-8fc, 4u>.
SCHOOL NOTICE.
AH public school teachers who have not
yet made their reports to ibis office, are
hereby required *o do ?o by '20ih 8ept., or
?Ise 1 will bo compelled to oloae my annuul
report against them No fur- her notioe will
be given. JOEL i>OU< 11 S. C. K. C.
The "Georgia Major.'
Never <n War;
I , Ariwnyrf in Peaoe ;
Lv ?pd anxious to be
In the mouths of his countrymen,
Tht belt 6c olgar on the market.
For 'alt by D. C. KIRK LEY.
!
SEED 0AT8.
1,00<5 BunhoU Prim* Rod Ru?l Proof oat?.
Alto ??ltolod B?td Rye and Barlojr. Poi
t?l? by W. L ARTHUR A BRO.
Aug. 80-lro.
R. N. RICHBOURG,
(fcUCCBBSOR TO WM. GLASS,)
| 126 main street, Columbia, 8. c.,
>Min m
FRENCH GOODS,
C<MHI8TINOOr
t?U?i Nil, 0(1^ Btudl,
Vatod, Card KmiItiiti,,
,.j Flowar Btnbdt, A?.,
Wtddlng Pronii, t? SUrling 8Hv?r**r?,
IriMb DU?k VUrbl# i?4 Oru?Mtld
OlMk*. /
WKobM of r$*tf Mki and Mirk, and Jaw
j ?Yn if ik? MMt ?)Mml d taiga.
#f*&lltlaa?John Frtiy'i Qold Pott*, P??
tflt fttid <a?k plaka, aa4 lb# ftalabraUd
PtbbU 0IUMI l?4 iMtMtM
ISTTh# only ybn U Colombia wbtra
aaababad % atrUlly Itii^iImi arittlo of
Ifcblt *ml Vortil Ootltry, fafUr*, BurUr'i
Ihwn At., of foMpb Rodgtra k 8om,
and oibir *atl kM?> BkUUId Maaafat
ikrara.'
3. BLAKB STEEBM AN,
RRPRRHRNTINO
kmqop, rrtecvtiCH & no.,
eumtstt** 1.1.
1mm* RatMnga m , OkttkMM, B?y?
Cm<m M blgktat ink pvlata.
V?BrO*c? 41 D. W. Jordan A Co.'t. .
TUB MANNING ACADEMY,
t MANNING, H. C.
Tb? ?w*t huImi will b?g(* M?nd*j,
8, 1PM.
TM 4M?oi ?f lb* IfulltntUn i* to pr?
???? i?u<IiWi for CoU?g?, or ?? glta tb?a? ft
l>r*4tUftt BmIUH *4?o*il*fc ?H?l *>U ft
tboa for bnalMM.
tbrmh pee mokth.
Tuition to PiiftMf D*pkrt?wnt, %\ t t?.
t?T*t4IU* $2; Higher, $4ft ColUgUU,
|4; Mwlo 9260 JUr4 Iy*l |7 ?0.
fl*?4 for / \
FEED, SALE AND LIVERY
STABLE.
Having leased (lie oounnmodious STA
BL&4 attached (o the DeKalb House, 1
am prepared to furnish wutfita iu the May of
BUGGIES, PIIABTONS, &c ,
for pleasure driTcs.
HACKS attcud upoa tho arrival of all
trams.
1 am aUo prepared to do hauling of any
kind.
fieri also keep oa band a full lioo of
HARNESS, BUGGIES, Sl WAGONS,
wh'ch I can afford to sol! at lower prices
than any other person in town.
I will have on hand throughout the sea
son a lot of
HORSES AND MULES,
purchased specially for this market. Buy
ers will find it to their interest to call on
me before buying.
Aug 9 ly. W. H. ELLI8, Ag<.
BUIST NEW CROP
Seed.
IMPROVED RUTA BAGA.
LARGE WHITE NORFOLK.
WHITE FLAT DUTCH.
wniTE AND YELLOW GLOBE.
GOLDEN BALL.
YELLOW ABERDEEN.
SWEET GERMAN.
WHITE HANOVER.
YELLOW 8TONE.
WHITE EGG.
RED TOP, and others. ?
For sale by
Dr. F L. Zemp.
Ioe! loo!!
Our Ioe House is now open, and wi art
prepared to furnish ice in quantities less
thnn 100 the. at 2 cent a per pound, or in
quantities of 100 pounds or more at 1} ccnte
per pound. I. L. ROSENDORF & CO.
may 10
Farm Wanted.
Wanted to purobase, a farm of 100 or lf>0
acres of po>4 land, within 10 miles of Cam
den. A pjriion must bo arable. Apply to
F. P. BEARD,
tf Real Estate Agent.
tea
HTnj
p
da
HfJI/y###
WORTH OF
Second-Hand Engines
N HAND AND FOR RALE AT ABOCT
ont>MflMf TalM for (Im next alaty
days prior to moving to oar new shopsi
On*S^horMPowtr Engine(boiler new) SI, MO
8ne40-horeePower Engine (boiler new) 1,200
ne W-horRR Power Knglneibolter new) IJWQ
One Ifchoroe rower Engine (looomottve
? boiler) 000
One 13?hor*e Powor Engine (loooinotlve
boiler) 600
One hMiorse Power Engine (vertical
boiler) 460
One 10-borae Power Engine (portable on
eklde) 600
One l0-ho?M Power Engine (vertical
boiler) ?00
One 8-boree Power Agricultural Engine ^
050
Imwmoiln boiler," 7,
One#.borne Power Agricultural Engine,
locomotive bolter _ tfO
One 19-horae Power Stationary Engine 400
Power Stationary Engine MO
(looomotlve boiler)
One S-boree Power Agrlonltnrol Engine
(locomotive boiler)
One 6-horse Power Agrtcultnrel Engine,
Power Stationary Engine MO
Power Engine, on,Ida 876
Power Agricultural Engine,
W. ?>0
(Power Agrloolt oral Engine,
OneMMmepWer Agricultural Engine,
On*hand^readv for tale Toaer Englnee of
?nr.own make from ? to Choree power.
we will deliver the above Engine* on oare
life tbleetty and guarantee each to be In per
Am! order. Apply to
T0ZER & DIAL,
Columbia,?. o.
fa
I
?H wT m* 1
|MW?rt,ul?
ihiihMimi
JMmMDjmi
?vBSh
JOB Mll&littu.
<84
If Tea Wut
lmajl nam,
Oo to TW QtMto Ofl??
If 7o? Want
ADDRS88 CARDS,
Qo to The Gaiette Offlc*
If Yeu Want
BUSINESS CARDS, .
Go to The Gtiette Office.
If You Want
BILL HEADS,
Uo to The QtteUe Officei
It Tou Want
bank ciiecks,
Go lo The Oaiette Office.
If You Waul
ENVELOPES,
Oo to The OftteUa Cftce,
If Too Want
LETTER HEADS,
Go (o The 0*t?Ue Office
If Yoo W*ot
LETTER CIRCULARS,
Go to The G*utt? Office
If Too Waal
Note heads,
Go U Tbo G?i?U? Offico
If You Want
KOTB CIRCULARS,
Go to Tb? Offioo.
! If You Want
PROGRAMMES,
Go to Thf QftUtl* OSu>t.
If Yoo W?i t
POSTERS,
Go t?Th? (HUM* Office.
V
IfYooW&ot
STATEMENTS,
Go to Tht Q?Hit OSes.
If Too Whot
PRINTING OP ANT KIND,
Oo to Tfc? 0fliM4tt Oil?.
1( You Want
CORRECT WORK,
Oo to Tbt Gmotu Office
If To* W?nt
OOOD woas.
Qo lo Tht Oa*?tt? 0$lM
Jf Tt>? TVmu
0000
Qo to Xh? Q*t?U* OA*.
If To? W*nt
TO'JRKONW3 WOMB,
Oo '.o Th# ore<?.
KY*?
HuAut woas;
0? to Tk? QMtttt Oftt*.
If To* W*oi
woaK,
ia.tht 0*i?Uf OHo<
Wh?r? il ??li. *? ptvmpMj, &?*t
Xj, t-orr?<j.iy wA ?h*?plj M nt
*0/ aft. tin \k? 8'.*t?
bt w?a b? fM?mi it.
tw4U U AdifM?
? f? P
*A T I 5,
#
*?v.
I'AVLi'Ut iv Oi- 2 aKi
rtCHKuUUk.UK PAMKNUUtTKAlNb
Ou and after Bopieniber ted. US*. Paa*eog< r
foa M Wl?wi until further uo
*** nin 00 Cfcmden Btrnni
on Budtjrv)
TO COLUMBIA. / .*
hs::as^,M?o. wts Kiss
ArriveCvlun,^ ?*Ujfa" J*,m
raou Columbia.
LMttOolsnM*
TO C*AHL*WC*.
ills
ntOK CHA&btSTOJf.
LMToCbnrlettwi Too a. a. Mf*.*
Arrlv*Cftmden J'jt'n. 11 Jl*. m. 8.OT p. m
Amti CsmdcD I.Nj^ n. f.ttp. m
TOaUQCSTA. ;
Leave Camden 6.00 p. m
LeaveCainden Junotloa 0.IS p. u
Arrive Augusta 6.00*. m
FROM AUOU8TA.
Leave August* 7.? ?. m. 9.00 p.m
Arrive Cnmden Juuol'a 8.07p.m. II.TO ft. m
Arrive Oamden ?.? p. m. I JO p. tu
CONNECTIONS.
Cenneotlona mad* ?t Columbia with Co
lumbia an J Ur?n?Ilia Railroad both wftya
to ftBd from all polntaoa that Road and 00
the Hpftrtanburg, Union A Columbia* Spar
tanburg A Asheviile Railroad. also with
tho Charlotte, Columbia,A Augualft Railroad
to and rrom all points North, both waya, by
irftlna leaving Cnmdeo at8.16am?andftrriv
lug ai O.vK p. >n.
Conneotlona made at Auguat* te ftnd from
all polnt? Wen and South via Georgia R. R.
and with Central K. R.
Connectlona made at Charleaton with
Steamer* fur New York on Saturdaya Alao
with Charleaton and Savannah Hallway for
Savannah and all point* South.
Connection* made at Dlackvllln with
Hnrnwell H. R to and from Uarnweli by all
train* on AUKU?ta Division.
T11ROUUH TICKETS to all poluta, oan be
purchased by applying to
J. JONES. Agent.
Camden, M. C.
JOHN B. PECK. Gen. Manager,
D. C. A llkn . Oen. Peas. Agent.
Geisenheimer & Watkins
DEALE11S I.N
ttSOCJSStJSS,
LIQVOBSt
TOJtstCCO, ???*.
We beg to call attention to the fftot that
we have constantly In store a
FULL LINE OF GROCERIES,
wbioh we offer to customers at as low prioe?
as ean be obtained at any store in Cauadon.
Our slock of
Llci-uors,
LiQiiors,
In of the best brands and art worthy the
attention of the publio.
fS^Be sure to give us ft eftll. ft* we ?ra
satisfied we are able ftnd willing to pleftM
you both in quality of good* and prtoea.
Geisenheimer & Watkins.
Jan. 26-tf
1853. IOETIM.
ALVA GAGE ft GO.
CHARLESTON ICE HOUSE.
Market, cor. Church ft. Ch*rlealon, 8 C
ICE ALWAYS ON NAMo.
Ice packed for the country a ?p?clali{T,
loo by car-load at apodal rates.
Loweat market prloes guaranteed.
^ Years Before the Publlo.
THE GENUINE
DB. O. McLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FOR THE CURE OF
Hepatitis, or Liver Complaint*
ov?rcr*iA and not hiadach*.
Symptoms of a Diseased Liven
' ^IN Lhc right. #ide? under the
edge of the . ibs, increase* on pres
ide; sometimes the pain is in the lcfl
'iulTnt U r^ely *bl* to**
jn the left side; sometimes. the pain a
i under the ihoulder blade,' and it
frequency extends to the top oftto
shoulder, and is sometimes mistakes
ior rheumatism in the arm Titf
.tomach is affected with loss of anno
tit* and sickn-&s; the 1x>wels in ?e?
era) nre costive sometimes, alternative
M*h lax; the head is troubled with
xun, ac companied with a dujl,,heavi
sensation ir the back part. "fhere u
generally l corwidc.-able loss of men*
ory, accompanied with ft pfcinful sen.
wnoii of having left undone some*
a inf V ,l oc?ni?? have been ddn?L
A- 'bfi.it, dry tough is sometimes an
attendant. The patient complains of *
wcanrtss an J debility i he ITmimIm
startled, his fv??t are eold or burning
and ? ic complin of a prickly sens!
uon of the skin; g spijrta *re 1oK
and althoiif :?? he is satisfied that exer.
use would I c bcncfitial to him, yet
ne ">n warcdv summon Hp fortitude
enoi:^;? to try it. In fat, he distrust* ?
wcry remedy. Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, butCSSff a
na.t- occurred where few of thtm t* I
uy.Ki, yet examination of the bodv
after deith, has shown ti?e ?tVKft td
oave been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
TV C. McI.ANE'S 1.1VER PltiS. |M
-AST-! or Ac.dk and Fever, when
^ktn v. ith Quinine, are productive of
me most happy resultsT No bStn
cathartic cm be used, preparatory to
?a * .Tn}{inff Q??nine.^We woult
*bo ,w *?fcted with thf
lh?"> * PAim trial. ? -
>or all bilious derangements, and si
* siptple purgative, they are unequal?4
eKWaRK or istnansNs.
>>?<?. Ml tlk> VTUptn. . ~
^ ***** py^un^iAtloe^
wjg.fr4
Mr D.O.KtRRMtV. '
?Va lartj Jloao
TJSifttS,.
Tods AWKntia A?kL
iSiwnnwvl^M.
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