The Kershaw gazette. (Camden, Kershaw Co., S.C.) 1873-1887, March 13, 1884, Image 2
'THE KKRSBAW (GAZETTE.
FRANK Pnorimrro*.
8UU8C.?:lPtlOW, $2PKR THAK, IK ADXAXCK.
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* CAMDEN, ?. C., MARCH 13. 18*4.
.?.?.-1'jimnM.i ? i i.' nnt? ggl.ui aKfi', uHi.t
C Win purchas(ng or Ordering goods, or
in making inquiry concertUiljUanytMno
? advertised in Mis paper, you tofil confer a
favor on the publisher, at veil ae thiad
. vertiser, by stating that you sa u> ths ad
vertisement in Thb Kkbmhaw Oazbttk.
HENS ATION AL HE A DIN li.
There Is, perhaps; do mora baneful
lofinence exerted upon the nitadi of the
youth of this country than the tbo com
mon bablt of re$tf lug trashy and *ensa
tional literature. Examples of the evil
effects of suoh readings art numerous,
and the telegraph brings almost dolly
aooount* of boy a whose tnlpds have be*
oc ae so polsdned by "dime novels" and
like literature, that they hate embarked
' 'Upon an erAof crime * and rcokle**ucss.
Just a few days since, three yoUng fel
lowa were arreted while on their wny
"West," chafed with beting stolen a
largo sum of money; On their persons,
or In their luggage, were found thirty or
Iheae trashy, <dligu*clug "dlmo novels."
'Doubtloss they to on their wny to the
-wild West to engage *a heroes In soiue
crime* o! a more efcultlng character. In
'one of the public sohools or Philadelphia,
last week, r pupil who Whs- being repri
manded by his teacher for mtscondttct,
drew a revolver and threatened to shoot
her. Upou ah Investigation had by ' the
poftco authorities, seven revolvers were
oaptured from boys In that school, the
most of whom were about ten years or
?io- V*
Something should bo done to check tho
growth of this evlll It 1s now assuming
proportions too vast lor tho safety or tho
feoya and girl* of th|a generation.
If paront* would provldo literature of
Allghtand lnteYeetlng, but not worthless,
obaraoter, for theyonng folk, It would
causa many to avoid this rock upon
?Which their fortunes might bo forever
blasted. '
Among the' nuiny names now being
prominently mentioned for the first pi neo
on the National Democratic ticket is that |
of Behatbr Bayard, of Dehiwrtvo. Mr.
Bayard is an emtnent'and ah abio states
man, a man of political purity, and would
snake* wise and ablo President. But Ids ]
tariff principles are not sanctioned by the
"majority of tiie people whose votes would
. "bo required to elect him to the highest j
Office to the glff of tit* American people.
' It Is said, In this connection, that Sen
ator Palf, of Nevada, offers to spend the
large' sum of |5Q0,000 to assist In electing I
Kr. Bayard, should he receivo the Dom
ooratlo nomination. That Is a big sura ;
hut it Is aidd, also, that Mr. Payne,1 of |
Standard OU Company notoriety, and
Sehhtolr eloct from Ohio, could raise a
larger campaign fund th'nii lias ever bo
' - Jforo beon gotten together.
Apart from his known antagonism to
Tariff lleform, Air. Bayard would bo
Our preference.
Maj. A. S*. Todd, of the Anderson
Journal, has been solectcd as clork of tiie
committee on education In tho Ilouso of
Representatives at Washington. Mr.
//Aiken Is chajrman of this committee.
!We congratn la to you, Major.
OPINION* OF THE PRESS.
Aft Tiie Warrt Meetings.
{Columbia ReglsLir.l
On* year more will find Mr. Choster A. Ar
thur at the ward meeting# '"whoopln' up the
*>ys."
?'Must A1>|?1? l?y tl?o Decision.','
(Columbia tteglnter.]
We say then, again, let the Democratic
ravtoun of OongreBBmcn divide atond? wheth- j
er they w II ftwor taTTfr agitation or not, and
Whether they deolde in favor of it or ugalnsV
It, every Congressman who expects to re?
main In the Democratic ranks mnst nbide
by the decision, 1 ff that dystonia 10 lavor
of tariff agitation, as we bave but little doubt
that It will be, and that agitation leads to
defeat* be ltso, Better to ho donated with a
record for possessing both principle and
courage, than to Sneak awny from a contest
Utat wehave ourselves Invited by our past
denunciations of the Republican Urtff and
Its numerous abuse*. If we are afraid to de*
raand a reuuotion of the tari ir, then we vir
tually oonoodo that the patt one is' gOod
enough ks It Is; end wbetf we eonoede that,;
we stulUry the present record or our party
and pete In a eontemptlbie attitude before
,ftheo;uutry, '
Vita Bates Daalnese.
' . Iljlnslnnatl Commero.ai QaBctto^
Wpi Bates. Who Is a Democrat, has
been marching through the Boutb, talking
mwi m ??
pinion that the rebellion Is only teprcsned,
and If seeking to gain Its eridijSh rough po- !
lltleel means where It failed to do ao by So
. * eeesfon and war. He is not as muoh or a
m pemoo**taehe was. \igjy. 'W
ear York World.]
Wf Bats* weftt through the south as a mendi
oint. t. ben a man is in a position to have
M bis political views Warped by the obaraeur
of the free victuals doled out to him he can
Stetesky be trusted to make an unseiAsh re.
n puhllo acntlmont. The Kepublloan
- oan have Bates and his son also, with
Id flag included
ii is fk4ftfe*hiat.
(Greenville K
WM fc (Greenville News.] M P.
'ft Jit Is Refreshing to see that Phliadelpbia
Which bas been foremost in xtrgiDg and sua.
tain lug negro rale In theBouth is squirming
and protesting in an exceedingly energetic
and tdlfrlng manner over the ooiered police
and reporters appointed by Democratic
Mayor and Democratic
1
I,ibev|jr Hill Orange, No. 44.
IPB'Sb
). Jones* Who ]
olent member
mem <>er of mule*
isa
Will OI
he surviving membeis
a mark or respect^
ore^olntlOml
.and aiso to
illOAtlO>>i.v
O.iff
!iv? <Jotton ttutomenn
bJSHfei:
l*?rport]
f Bfaiika of nil klhdrf tor
?Hy 0WtftoW?
Mm 'dtiwv i?. ifXium
vr - 'if-. ?"
The IXMoerscj or Thomas Jeffersou.
From the Inaugural Addreit #/ Thomas
Jefftrtou, President 0/ the United
States, Mart* 4, 1801. .
About to oatar' fell?w-cltia?es, on the
exercise of duties which obtupreheud
everything dear and valuable to you, it
Is proper yon ahoutd understand what I
deem the e ssentlal principles of our Gov
ernment, nnd, consequently, those which
ou?ht to shspo Ita administration. I
will ? nupress them w Itliin the narrow
est ?o<npas they will bear, stating the
?general principles, but uot all Ita limita
tions. Kqual and exact Justice to all
men, of whatever state ^r persuasion,
religious or political ; peaoc, commerce,
and honest friendship with all nations,
entangling alliances with none; the sup
Kit ot the State' Governments In all
air rights, aa the most competent ad
ministrations for our domestic ooucerns
and the surest bulwarks against antl
ropubllcaii tendencies; the preservation
of the General Government in Its whole
constitutional vigor, as the sheet anchor
of our pcaco at home and safety abroad;
a Jealous care of the right of election by
the people ; 11 inlld- and safo corrective
of abuses which are lopped by the sword
Of revolution, whore peaceable remedies
are unprovided; absolute acquiescence
In the decision's of the majority, the vital
principle of republics, from which is no
appeal but to force, the vital principle
and Immediate parent of despotlHin; a
well-disciplined militia, our besc reliance
lu peace and for the nrst moments Of
war, till regulars may relieve them ; the
supremacy of the civil over the military
authority ; ecomomy in tho public ox
penso, that labor may be lightly burden
ed; the honcat payment of our debts and
sacred preservation of the public faith;
encouragement of agriculture and of
oonnnene aa Its handmaid; the dlfl'udon
of Intorrihitton and arraignment of all
abuses at the bar of public reason ; fveo
dorfk of religion, freedom of the preB*,
and freedom of person under the protec
tion of tlie habeas corpus, and trial by
juries Impartially selected. These prin
ciples form the bright constellation which
has gone before us and guided our steps
through an age of revolution and refor
mation. The wlsdo.a of our snges and
blood of our hcroos lmvo been devoted to
their attainment.
XjBWfr FROM EVERYWHERE.
South Carolina.
? Tho recent oyclono did damage in six
tucn oouuiics in this 8Uto.
? A shark's tooth wm taken from the ar
tesian well in Orangeburg, at 240 fe t depth.
? The Baptists of Chester have already
tnk^n steps to croot a new ohuroh to replaoo
tliHt destroyed by the oyolone. The new
building wil! be of briok and will cost
about $6,000. One half tho requisite
amount has already been subscribed.
? Laureun county people must be doing
well. One family has BerghUm molasses
made during the war. In another family
'?an old lad*" has just made up a cotton
dress out or oloth woven during the war.
Another hat on iron oandle stick over one
hundi'e'd year! old, also, a wooden chum,
that was brought from Virginia with the
oendleatiok, and it has been in use ever
since. Another man has swapped his mule
for a fiddle. Still another has a cow that
has been giving milk regularly for seven
years. ' Tho grain orop Is looking well, an J
yat tli oho Laurens people are uot happy.
? T. J. Toumy was oonflrmed on last
Tuesday by the Senate as U. 8. Marshal
for South Carolina,
? Qreenville is to have a $50,000 post
office and U. S. Court building. Congress
boa mado the appropriation.
? It is snld that Judge Bryant, U. 8.
District Judge, will resign, having served
long enough to retlie on full pay. .
? Tho opium habit is spreading in this
country, and especially among the higher
olusses and professional people, says a Bos
ton physloUn. Morphine, which Is six
times the strength of opium, and extracted
from it, is the favorite drug used by theso
peSple.
? It is said that tfio plough in general use
in Moxloo nowadays is the same the Egyp
tians used 6 000 years ago. It consists ef a
crooked stick with an Iron point nailed to
it or tlad to it with a piece of rawhide, a
small handle for the plo^ghtnah to steor
with, and a pole to hiton a yuke of oxen Jio.
This so-oa'-lel plough Will scratch a furrow
in the soil three inches deep.
--The New York Sun pays Blaine, Ar
thur and Logan will kill eaoh other and
the renainmg prominent candidates for the
Republloan presidential nomination off, and
tbatjMtaHc horse will again bo suoooHsful.
U mado despite the u?lher
oM^^HjjHoe and Arthur will poolHnoir
Btr?m? feeh agreeing to suppofFthe
stronger of (he (wo.
??It it said that the efforts of the Mor
man poselytlng agents in the South Imvn
Xn Oon?rnl.
T.YS"* fiwtioo, This seems
a little peoullar.
i'oounar.
Other ?tat??.
J effort is on fool to di<
AdvorllR^d l.ottPia.
?]}?* (foir waieffc ending Ma^ch 8th. 1IMJ
Mr'
war
Jvunii, JuruM
KVrdnor. Ll?m?
?Sc*"w*
&v>e?l, rf??n.
Btmwon*. p. M,
KU?w*rt, <trm, 6.
p,wu,? th.t
B. H. OltOOltd, fc, M.
Bxpmn COM*"**.
<*,? r
ii. if. HnAhnnn.
Hotd ArrlrafR.
*<J?. S?*i
WnotifH
*0. (8ucc<*st>r to John O.Swmw,) v
' ^ ? ritiSWboleoalo and Retail *V
LIQUOR DEALER.
U ?3ff' ' 4.V ' MannhMnwir of *<- ? 'f !
Ice and Soda Water.
Agonte forFonuor'aTt volt and B*rwn?r 4t
Kngvl'it Beer. Boer in PaleutStoppar Bottle*
a ?p?otalt>-.
l(M ? 188 Main Street, COLUMBIA, 8. C. ,
OjaS
* BEND FOA PRICK LIST.
? Hoiiiivs *?
JEW KLBY PALACE,
' King Btr'cet, 1
C"miiTox, 8. C.
Largest 8(ook, Lowest
Prioes in iht South. '
Repairing a Speciality.
Send me your -
Doc. 18. W niches.
r ?
Geisenheimer & Watkins
DEALERS IN
G&QCMHM&,
LIQVOBSb
TOBACCO. SC.
We beg to oall attention to the fact that
we havo constantly in store a
FULL LINE OF GROCERIES,
which we offer to oustomers at as low prices
as oftn be obtained at any store tn Camden.
Our siook of .
XjlqLuors,
Lidiiors,
Is of the best brands and are worthy the
attention of the publio.
BfegT Do sure to givo us a oall. as we are
satisfied we aro able and willing to please
you both in quality of goods and prices.
Geisenheimer & Watkins.
an. 26-tf
E. N. RICHBOURG,
(8UCCE8SOR TO WM. GLAZE,)
126 MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, 8. C.,
DBAT.K& IN
FRENCH GOODS
CONSI8TINO OF
Toilet Sett, Odor Stands,
Vases, Cord Keoelvers,
Flower Stands, &o.,
Wedding Presents, In Sterling SiWcrwaro.
French filaok Marble and Ornamented
Olooks.
Watohos of every make and slyle, and Jew
elry of the roost elegant design.
Specialities? John Foley'a Gold Pens, Pen
oils and tooth ploks, and i^e oeleirated
Pebble Glasses and Speotnolrs.
t3f*The only place in Columbia where
can be had a strictly first -olass article or
Table and PooVet Cutlery. Bacors, Barber's
Shear* &o., of Joseph l'.n.lgars & Sons,
and other well known Sheffield Manufac
turers.
W QLYBURN.
FIRE INSURANCE AGENT.
STANDARD FIRE OFFICE, of London.
ROCHESTER GERMAN, of No* York.
OyThe patronage of my friends and the
publio generally i? BoUoited.
W. CLYBURN.
r
Cotton Seed Meal.
, I am prepared to furnish Cotton Seed
Meal promptly at manufacturer's prices.
OrdorB will he filled by agon! at depot.
FRANK VILLEPIGUE,
2t Agt. Charleston Oil Co.
Letters Dismissory.
Notloo is horeby given that thirty days
afterdate I will apply .\n Uio Judge of Pro
bnto for Letters DlmnUnory oftho E? late of
Emanuol Parker. E. W. PAlUClCK,
Kelfruary 14, 18&4. Administrator.
Attention Gardeners.
All who plant want fresh and reliable
seeds. ' I, therefore, beg leave Id oall altou*
tlon to the faut that
Mir STOCK
-OF?
Buist's Popular Garden Seed
IS ENTIRELY "
NEW AN0 FRESH,
And there Is no tneb word as fail with these
seed if season (s favorable. v
25 Tears Experience
?
Warrants this statement.
The following is a partial list of the large
variety kept: -
0 ABB AO KB,
COWiAUDS.
GIIKRN OLAZM, BKET8,
RADISH KB,
BQTJA8HE8,
TOMAT0E8,
TUHNtPST
OKRA,
?? rt?.;
BKANS, !
?NIQN8KTTS
AND KARL* GAltDKN CORN,
??ALSO? #
RERD'S FLOWER SEED.
For Sai.k By
DR. FRANCIS L. ZEMP.
j. nr. frajvcis,
MlllwrlsHt.
jy Agont for Turbine Water Wheels of
best makes.
Mr-Refer to MM. 6. R. Adams, II. <*.
OnrrlMon, Esq., and J. J. Hard, Esq. '
too 0 lm
Beef and Tongues.
Full on Market Reef and Plekled Tongues,
nice and.elteop. for sale by H BAUM.
TIIESPASS NOTICE.
I hereby forewarn all person* from tress
passing 6n my ?'Gravel It ill" place, and all
?(ottk found trespassing thereon will be la
ken up and dealt with und?r the Sfook Law.
Fet>:2l. HIRAM NRTTLRfl.
I- ' JFt\ , ,s- >7/ ?.
Charles T .Connors,
Attorney At Law,
JUa/tcaaraa, S. C.
Having re*um?d thft pr*etl<* it ?' ' *w,
I will b? pl?M?d ?o my old clients nad
friend* ftt my oflloe in the Htvie w building
Pub. at, mi.
NEW MLHM.
so sir/"
???>
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ir You Want
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Where It will be exeoutedae promptly, neat
ly, correctly and cheaply nn at
any oflioe In the State.
Go to The Gasette Office
Go to The Geiette Office.
MOON. MOON.
fa/ A AAA
50,000
of Smoked and Dry flnlt
>n, tor otle lew by
H. haiim,
: ? >
Why new and fresh arrivals of goods
every week at the store of
-
L. M._Smith.
? V . '/? S * r <* A
The undersigned begs respectfully to call
the attention of the readers of Thh Qasrttr
to the excellent stock of gooeds now in
stor4 and constantly arriving.
In
Ladies Dress Goods
I offer special bargaius ^having as n?co a
lino as cau be fouod in Oaiuden.
In
C lothing, Hats,
Boots and Shoes
I om prepared to compete with (he quality
and prioes of thoRe who claim to be the
only Clothing and Shoe dealers in Camden.
In
Groceries, Crockeryware,
Hardware, Harness, &c.,
I challougo competition.
would bo well for purohnscrs to
oall nnd examine my extensive and varied
stock before buying.
Bar I don't pretend to mako a BLOW,
but I am preparod to ofier inducements to
purohasgrs.
L,. Jfl* &J1JITH*
Save Your Feed
by using
Sinclair's Feed Cutters.
Tie BEST FEED COTTER ill Ug Marie!.
Wc liavo Just received an invoice of thflyo
oclcbratcd and popular Feed Cutters, which
wo offer at reasonable prices.
D. W. JORDAN St CO.
Fancy Candies ?
A large and selcct assortment just re
ceived, uice and fresh, by
D. C. K1IIKLEY.
STATETBOAHD OFEDUCATION
5,1 0,15,25,30
CENTS,
" SpZLLEE3 12 CentSw
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE
"T^TEW Crop Raisins, Pigs, Currants, Cit
i^l ron, Datoa, Almonds, Walnuts, But
ter Nuts, Teoan Nuts, &o.? &o., for i?ato by
de? D. C. KIRK LEY.
NOBBY AND NICE!
Something New For Camden.
First-Class
BAR AND RESTAURANT.
DELM0MC0!
DEUIQNiOQ!
DELM0NIC0!
The attention of the readers of Tiir Oa
rbttk is respeotfully oalled lo the faet that,
with the beginning of a new business season,
we have made great improvements to tho
o?l y
FIRST-CLASS BAR
In Camden, having added largely to oar
?toek of
LIQUORS, TOBACCOS ADD CIGARS.
We are prepared to supply tho wants of nil
from a singl* drink to a pint, a quart or o
gallon of good old liquor. CUve its a call.
We wish it. distinctly understood thnl cur
WHITE It YE W It If K BY is the gennlno
Pennsylvania White Hye. ?m<i that we de
not seR corn whiskey, mixed with rye whis
key, and call It "White Hy?."
tflTDtinks mixed by experts.
The patronftge of the publio Is cordially
selloited. ?
Sesendorf & Co,
i ii ? ? ??
WANTED.
COTTONSEED! COTTONSEED!!
I *111 pay (lOi ol?.) sixteen And on*-half
oenU OMh pei* bushel for 10,000 Dualiele
SOUND DRY COTTON K.
delivered to me nl thSfl plaee belorethe flrat
of next November. Will exohange Ootton
Heed M??l f#r Cotton Reed.
FRANK VLLEPI6UE,
Rep: 20-6nrt. CAMDRN, 8. 0.
Job Dawson,
? DEAI.F.R IN?* 1
RRICK, LIMB, CKMKJIT, PM8TRR, HAIR,
DOORS, and all kind* of Building Mnterinl.
Goods shipped direet lo Kernhaw and Ad
Joining oountlen from our warchouao at
epeolaT ratcn Oil or wrtlo US'.
and B4 Mary Street, and 11. II. Ayo<T\io
OlIARLKflTON, R 0.
ONKF $9 CMJVTS.
HTHI TEMPERANCE WORKER, <??
H ifttgcu hikI Improved, itdoph.-d mh
fiio Ofllclul Orgnu of lh? Oood 'IVinplms,
Hons of Tomitariinco nnd Wonien'aChrl*
tlnn TempwMtMje Union of tfouili ';n>oll
ntt, mann^od by Alt Ablo eorp* of editor*
repronentlnn each of tlieflbovo organlza
tloni, 1ft published (wtnl-jnonthlv ntoftr.v
00 cmttfl a vk ui. Aff?nt4 WAiitoil In ovry
lolvn. Hamplo ooplea froo. Addrr**
XH* TKUTKRAtfOK WViHKKK,
Columbia, 8/ C,
. ? ' * . '
A ReliaMa Hoo to Deal Witt,
ty. U. W?lob. I*oi?r Kato?.
WELCH ft EA80N,
? Dealer* In?
Cboioo Family and Plantation Groceries,
WINES,
LIQUORS.
SEGARS,
AND TOBACCO.
127, ]29 Meeting and Sonth-west corner
Market 8treets, CHARLESTON, 8. C.
Send for prloo list. No obarge for Dray
age or racking. Oct. 26. -3o?.
CRACKERS! CRACKERS!
VYe bare on baud at all times, id are
oanstantly receiving FRESH CRACKERS
of all kinds. W. A Ancrvm & Co
s?22tf
( 90&9MW
Smoking Tobacco? none belter for Pipe and
Cigarettes, at ' D. C; KIRKLEY 8.
Fine Cakes and Crackers.
Walter Wilson's celebrated Cukes and
Craokers? tho finest made ? just received a
splendid assortment, fresh, by
Sep 27 D. C. KIRKLEY.
Undressed Kid Gloves,
Undressed Kid Gloves,
!it hair price. Try them. At BAUM BROS.
' Tomatoes #
Sib Cans of Tomatoes 15 cents, 2 Cans for
25 cents at W. A ANCRUM & CO'S.
NEW CROP MOLASSES.
New Orleans Fancv and Medium (trades
For sale by W. L. ARTHUR & RRO.
I^LA\ OIUNG Extracts, Jellies, Pickles.
* Sauces. Spices and fine Confectionery,
For sale by D. C. KIRKLEY.
Genuine German Kainil
\ND OTHER FERTILIZERS.
Tons genuine German Kninit ? di
rect importation ? and all other fertilizers,
for sale l>y
HERMANN BULWINKLE,
Kerr's Wharf,
de2G Charleston, S. C.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
I have on hand a supply of the Text
Rooks adopted for uso in the publio schools
of this State, and am selling them at New
York wholesale prices. JOEL HOUGH,
ja 2-8t School Commissioner.
THE "TRADE CIGAR."
2 for 5 c nta; good as most 5 cent oigars.
Also, LOU \V II 1TH Smoking Tobacco, hard
to beat at five and ten cents a package, at
D. C. KIRKLEY.
Attention
18 INVITED TO MY STOCK OF
Family and Fancy Groceries
And other desirablo goods, whioh 1 am de
termined to sell at
Lowest Possible Prices!!
A Hhare of publio patronage is respect
fully solicited.
Goods delivered free of chargo in any part
of town.
Juno 28. D. C Kirkley.
Cow Peas Wanted.
1,000 DuhIioIh of COW PEAS vented by
W. A ANCRUM & CO.
J.BLAKE 3TEEDMAN,
REPRESENTING
KNOOP, FREERICH &, CO.,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Issues Exchange on Charleston. Buys
CoMon afhighest cash prions.
jQSr-Offlce at D. W. Jordan & Co. *8.
CHas. C. Leslie ,
Wholosalo and Retail Doalor It.
Fish, Game, LoMcrs. TnrQes, Terrapins,
Oysters, cfco,
StnllR Nos. 1 and 2 Flail Market,
CHARLESTON, 8. O.
Omco, 7 Market St., cast of East Hay.
*?~AU orders promptly attended to.
TERMS CASH OR CITY ACCEPTANCE.
1882 ! . 1882
GRAND SPRING OPENING!
FINEST CLOTHING
S. BUjAISTEL,
Cheapest Clothing house in the olty.
ttijTA full lino of GENTS' FURNISHING
GOODS always on hand.
M?"Colebrated "Manhattan" shirts? a
(lurablo and well mado garment ? is a com
fort to the wearer. To he bad at
S. BLANK, Popular Clothier,
'J4Q King Htreet, Cmarlistok, S. C.
FEED, SHE MO ElVESt
STABLE.
Having leased the comminodious STA
BLES attached to the DeKslb House, I
am prepared to furnish eulflts in the way of
BUGGIES, PHAETONS, &o.,
for pi ensure dritos.
HACKS attend upon the arrival of all
trains,
I am alRO prepared to do hauling of any
kind.
alRO keep on hand n full line of
HARNESS, BUGGIES, ft WAGONS,
whioh I can afford to sell at lower prices
than any other person in towh.
I will have on hand throughout tke sea
son a lot of
HORSES AND MULES,
purchased specially for this market. Buy i
era will And it to their interest to call on
me before buying.
Aug 9 ly. W. H. ELLIS, Agt.
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A'ldr?? "Thk Constitution," Atlauta, Oa.
R. M. KENNED Y has a
very large and complete as
soi tment of DR Y GOODS for
tlic Fall and T Vinter trade,
and desires that his friends
and, the public generally
should be advised I of this
fact, and in order to carry
out his desire he has reserv
ed \ this space in " The Ga
zette" for that purpose, lie is
offering his large stock of
goods at a small margin
above cost, and all who con
template making purchases
in his line will do well to givo
him a call.
A. D. KENNEDY.
Hardware A Specialty.
Embracing a line of Planters, Carpenters,
Blacksmith and Coopers' Tool*, Cut
Wrought, Flooring and Finishing Nails,
Pocket and Table Uutlisy.
BsroQBsr
STAPLE AMD FANCY.
SADDLER Y,
WILLOW WARE,
CROCKERY,
Suitable for the trade.
HATS AND CLOTHING.
POWDER, SHOTS AND S HEELS,
Especially Adapted for Ureecli Loading gnns.
Groceries!'
HEAVY AMD FAJYCY.
TEAS SELECTED WITH CARE.
&QQTS &JVJ} SMQMSf
Tobacco and Cigars.
A. D. KENNEDY. "
AT BAMBERG'S!
You will And an elegant olook of
Clothing,
Dry Goorts,
Hoof# ana &Hoe*y
HATS AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
And in Almost endlesi varieties and styles.
Having purchased largely in tint above linen, and having access to REAL BARGAINS
I am sure that I can afford to offer bargains to customers.
In addition to the above, I have a full sleok of
Furniture and Mattresses
Whioh oannol bo bought at an low figures an I ara soiling at.
My Stock of Hosiery, &c., is Unsurpassed.
Trunks and Vallntfl in largo supply.
rflTDE 8URR TO CUVK MK A CALL.
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Oct. 4? (5m.
X> A M u Ll u n.
JcS JHL jMLJd JeS ?
W F. PERKINS
AHNOUNOKfl TUB ARRIVAL 0?
Jl JVcw Stock, of Groceries*
MAquorn , Wine*, Tobacco tec.
The unprecedented rush of burineen at our esUbliehment makee It BMNM rj to* HI I
constantly in reoeipt of New Ooode.
!
jfiu MAqtior Department
In always supplied with the heat. J
The "8tand<\rd of the World" and ^Golden Rye'' are late Addition to my atoek.
mo wm auaiuon 10 B>y IIMI> -j
W. F. PERKINS, i