The Kershaw gazette. (Camden, Kershaw Co., S.C.) 1873-1887, May 22, 1884, Image 2
hsm&jgm
BE)
at present aV
lilt ?ui^wit Of'Ma&r
Ineca of th<? two grout polltt
ft the Chicago convfiti^mF
soon t<> be hold. ' ' .. I
, republican ' aide, Senator Ed
munds, we believe,' will l>o llio 'nominee,
though Jjirdiio Will go liito 'the eoiiven-1
'tlott Hie ?\wnge?t 'or m(j 'n',0 candidates'. I
'GfQittMfffc 9f ^0fynee .tUe 'recent
windfall In Wall fitV'/ct. T.lncolu atnbdsl
no shadow of a chance for \)]$ #r*t place I
on tite tlcVceffor KOntlim.'ut, upon whleki I
1 alone be has becnbi-ooght forward, liAal
l)c?n,l)Yf6nfe6f ''tfivifitatitnew, super
r J.
. ; Oo the DoinooraUc aljo We havs Tll
1, j^ayue', Carlisle,
[ .jriad farUfer ,Ught#. j $t?Anllng/tbove
otherajn tlito list la Senator |>uy?
aW, so itfr as fttheia <ta* the Chief Kx?o>|
utiveifialjr'Ia ^Htairiied; T?iitSvo believe
that "Old JRim" 'rtlilen' will outer theI
? vote than tfnymo^e tfereon. He st)ll
deolarea that li<t "Is not ii Tlldiy? miin,"
j VmU ?hd are. Bayard la
^i.' tk^klKK 'Afeivfii <>tli ndiur. Hum fiti? MJt nf.
mumuvkx /*? ? ^P0?1',
ifampjmWM ^onye^itlon.
^tovelapd.would d^bUpa tyw? ?? w-l
it president, but Ids strength 1*1
^trtlcl^itt'tojuBUty a belief that
iBe stands any ihowlng for tli'6 nomina
tion. Ail to Carlisle, he Is ii Southern
J,?i therefore Oiny bo counted us
not'In tho rube. lie oouhf' not
liut^i'an# if he were possibly
Mot )?e l>o clpotud.
In view of the late conduct of certain I
Northern Democrats yti jtfio vote ?n the
tariff Bill; It h?lgftt'?K>t $e wholly tin
" wliw for Hie Son thorn itoligntea to"liold
t w," a'ti^ jUt'^wv Viie lialahco of power
'(which they hold) In snob n direction as
may red oil i id i n o n; beneUeiully to our
a?ou? vtyyar hou*e.
lliegrcat Inconvenience cnufwd by
jtheju Jlglblo locution of tlic present
*0^rt1wjWK) In Camden ,c?nnot fyW to
tftelWpon every ttilnk
r-iw pir^n'Vlfo; iine business fts^uVrlng
him to ylalt that Wldln#. Locatcil at h
dlstanoe from tho business part of "the
eUlaen of Cam.
. den rcallzo giea,t lueouveyfonco from its
location, hut those peftons from the
country' who come to. ? tow it' and have
Ic^urtVhouM Wo plainly
tho loss of tlmo \vhkh Is entailed upon
them In going back wan) niid forward.
The subjcct of building 11 now' oourt
house Is now attracting somo attention
among the taxpayers." 'Jffrere hasbeen
some 0x?u8e heretorove for not itfovlng
In tt|t? direction. '^fie oouMy vya's J\o*y
, lljr In debt, anij It would have been' use
leu to bayo .urftpf issue ujjon our
<sNoWj however, yro are In bet
ter circumstances. The comity is very
jn *rly out'of debt, and tho trachluuryof
g yjrnnien^^j'liVi'tg eiuo^iiilir.
? Tile cos^fcWdlng woufd i>e ootnpar
?tlvely^rfifllng. ' Endugh lirlck could be
f{$ /rom tile present oourt home
whfcb to erect a spacious and Jtami
some new'building.
We aring tVie subject to tho attention
of our p9ople, ft^ b^ve'jthey will ,jaw
HOUIJAN CASH KIIXKU.
t another column will be found an
ant of'lp(e attempted arrest of young
CVsh, Depot, last
iVmornlng, by a posse headed by
r, *Wi>0 king, ir aiieitelfleUl
^'/Mo It 1s t?) I* yogreUed thai
young ;Cash not 'have Jbech trlocl
*>ydu^pw^oflaw, y*t tho cl.rcuui.
stances sWrroundJng Ms tragic end to
"humsh lifo'sebm to hav'o been such as to
$sm. *? Mfewfew w i*? >*>????
end to
n"*J
y?? "f,w
tho hands of Deputy Hherlff K. *IV King
and poise, wf.116 ro.lstlng arretf."
mamiiiwim', gy
UR mi/nt* iirm^dkacy.
?niton of the Democratic Mrty of
M itn^y wlU bo held In Camden
of June, proximo.
its attention, ?& Dele
l <;jnViMtk>n kf*. to be
4 ' Uhaimlmi'61oote?l.
*gftn 9^l upon ll|;|reBe^
ijlenfc a?Hl ? patriotic fc'OUMt*
Oiytwirti, to lead
vr.xx
rfK&VV*.,
tUelogat^ MP
}fo 'V <1 lseomit<S
hi^|<Mft?rJMalepltioorBai
?itlon. /,
IhrrmgHbufc the oouuty !
M*elr up*ingsami h* ??t
?*<# yltb a deterged spirit. w
IJ
f<e*rn tohelp yourMlf, andyon wlllett
ideiiendenoo, Men whb can
elrcumstaneex, Bhddkn earn
of the Vorld .inj
dovyn'i *vho can
' U %otk a?
i'MlM
T)*t
AVari street
oonalderiM
but no seQl - .. ^xT4
among a feWweak bankers ?nd stock
broken. *^he air or Wall street luis been
somewhat'purlfcd by the failures, and
now that worst U passed, wo w*y
hope for better times and greattp- eontl
deoeehi business ot'rolee.
. Bn Brri.KH woiVt be &*t down on.
Ho bends the; J?a*sfQhuaett% <JeV"gWl00
to the Demouratlu national con vent km,
and wlllrmrtW0ia^1riU<i^lU^oftor
? Democratic catuUdnto for the presiden
cy. Tlilrt serves to remind one olr1 the
tltyie .wjien this same Bon DuH?r,\.aq p
delegate to the Charleston convention of
tholnitlounl Democracy In I860, voted
forJetf D'ivls as long as li^'wis bWoj-e
the convention. ?eti wHI liot,'therefbi^,
be aeoiup4'eU>strapge* to a Democratic
national convention,. although thing*
have, undergone RomosurprUIng changes
since lie Was thcire last'.'" ; ?'**'* ,v>
"M 'M< i'in
. t <r.v; "Tfjiti' -?11jA'' - lr
. Whatkvkh may. bo Mr* Tllden's aspi
rations or lutentfons, there Is no getting
uroutiil'tho fact that Democrats are 6 Mint
ing upon his nomination mid,ac^tphre
with' ?h ca'riicstn'ese whose? W^^jll
make Jtaelf fe^t be tore July, y*h<* 1*?P??
and politicians who are engaged lu.wift
Ing hM down wflldo weil'to'tak'd'a fcare
fiil s'rtrvev of tlrt'held before tl&y ' ven
ure too far from hfai?before th'py^liVn
their bridges belilnt) fUfun ja tiiok,march ;
away from Tlhlen?the only, man whom,
within twenty-eight vefcrs; tho'iDemoc
raoy hna' shcoceded In &eqt(njf lt>' the
J f',XX: ' % ; ?V" f 5
. ti-J
Tmk New York Tribune advocates a
heavy tax npon lands field, not for pro
ductive',, but for speculative p*\rpontee.
The result would bo 00 cupel Ute ow
ners either jto Improve M?o lands or to
sell them to thoso who ^ill occupy thtm.
it would fll?o break up the system of
girding every thriving pity with u belt
of laudlK^'d at fabulous pricey. /
It is only through the penary plan
that we get the Choice Of the' people.
Wjuio say' It Is too much trouble to attend
these primary election's. ' ta It'any more
trouble to go to thu primary elections
than to eleftt dplogatea' to a nominating
oinvention? ' ' '? ' " ...
PjlKBIDKNT A&THUR has appoint* <J Dr.
K. 8. Jbyiiea, ol'the South Carolina Col
lege, to ljc nv member of the Board of
VlsUdra'pf'the United Suites js'avul
Academy at Annapolis, Md. This is the
only ajpp(o,lV>tce fro.m the South.
Tiik Edgefield Democratic ^clnbs are
practically unanimous against a proposed
chati?o f'tom primary to convention.
The supremo court of Nortli Carolina
has grantul Shields, tho murderer of
Jos. G. Sittou, a new trial.
OPINES OF I'UHSH.
Miued HU Galling.
INewborry Observer.]
The farmer who noils cotton seed lu the
fall lor twelvo nt'd a half conts a buHhel and
buy? thorn In the spring nttwontysllvo, who
sells o^Ih In tb'^ spring at forty aad bi<ys
thorn in thofalVnt suvehty-rtvo,* lias mlsRed
his calling, lie should t?<we booh a' Wall
61 root speculator.
' L?t Them lie Welcomed.
"* ' (QreoUvlllo'News.)
Lot overy honest man coine Inside tl e
Democratic ranks and holp to I'oforin the
par^y, eetaove lt* faults and Increase IU vir
tues. Lot those' who have wandered away
orbevel ro molded on tho outsldo, oomo In
entail their tiaiiios on the olub llsU and Join
tlielr neighbor* In'tho prftaar.les'In good
faith, Remembering that the man who votos
at the primary blhds himself oi>' his honor to
fcu&port IMj nominees' loyally.' Lot all suoli
bo rccoiv^l Wh frankly uml freely OS thoy
may borne, both elites buying pitst dliror
enees arid mutually Yorglvlngknd forgeulhg,
nnltliiKln tho work of building up HoUtil
(Mrollmt and establishing tho'rule of the
ptople. 1 *' ;tl' ? *'
'' "'"Shirk, Sharp and Unmistakable.
' lAObtfvllte M*dlbnL)
We think It wb'uld be a go*>d Idea Ibr tho
DeVnooVatlo paYty In their oom'lng oonven
tlort to formulate 4 shbrt, sharp' and uninls*
takabli pI'Atfohn, oont&liilng bat a'stugle
plank to Witt A'taiiff for revoouemnluly.
Title sbOdld be emblMSonisd ou their banners
ta the battle crjrM this campaign. The poo*
pi6 frorii oho bnd of tbo .country to the other
fchould be enlightened upon this great ls?uo.
X^t us fl^ht this UKttle 6n prldqlpler,
'' '' Tim* ire u?iia iuh. '
IrtnrllngtAn 1Wh.|
We haye boon for vsafs blindly fol low 111 a a
bllbd lender, Let a measure be brough t up
for thobeliont Of the Sou tH, or even let the
SOptbor'n DcVnocraU faVor a measure, we see
thnt the. opposition to H pomes not only
from Ifeplih'llcanM, but frain Northern Dfm*
t*<' W*6fthe aolulh havb been dooolved
enough, but ,while we have been oast
ght but. vhlle we have been oast
_ ,r flrltYiMet us ?ot bi'lng' dlsprnce
i ourselves by goln-' to Che htftrtti'at bur
onemloe.' Tbb enolnles of thV Boutb, the It*
oonqtti ??? ,?????????
delegates, binding them to no party or into,
let our members in Congreee keep out o*
Dontoeratlc oauous**, end pleoe their votee
where they will 40 US most good; our poople
will then And, that holding the batnneebf
pAwsrwe will beftotirted irtstebi Of spusnod,
it *111 be afard for some of our politician* , to
aoeept this doelrlne* but past experience *nd
the outlook In tho rut lire teaches us to look
out for outeel ve* first and JNttlouel .Democ
racy afterwards. .
W'
vol
?JBn\
I?_
Ana
.v. wbUqper-ou?,
rnnt muttered totr. tor r?ry nbama,
n?? tbln? umt slander d?ro not name?
Andyetllawork wasUafte. j >i I (
< Mnttoiitebt,
m&mg
tooar ?
?ff*
I"H?1.l f _JL.W
W>u;l
iattr
. iirnwrf. <-??.?< w,
mfeiih
.iinlriphant. Aritfiv i MaaaIm rU?u \f
entaip OJT W^ LT Dedi.^eirtti.
wUl pr?Mdt ni? /(im?;^d' Ahoift indeed
to Mid fMAte wtlf tuakd phynient to flitter
VM.he undersigned';** l! ? :'ji
,??. . !7 "AM*N I>EA8,. ;J/
. * '? J'' jfe-Oi'DlMy:' ??.!: ?
.WftJr'ii-fKl"! H'f vifjr?->; KifeoAursj
I' ?* t-j>; f tiiit ... -
Br.vIfllasW,, Cortiett,
Physician and Surgeon,!
J'i f*i -J.J tft <>2 i;Oj ?J fvi . 1/
>!o? 0$?r:at- d>eRalb lleuse,
oamaeii,s. o,
?ftr
Tax Mums 1884.
Auditor's Of ncB, Khdsuavv Covstt.
Camden, 8. 0 . April 1st, 188}. '
The books for receiving tax returns for
the fiscal year 1884 will open at ibis oftioe
on Tucftdcy, the'1st day of May 'next, And
be kept opto daily (Sundays e^ceutcd) un
.til tha^Oth day of Juue noxt. All pernons
liable fur.taxw, individually or, as Agonta,
Attorneys, Factors* "husbands, Parents,
Guardians, Trustees, F.x'ccntors. Adminis
trators, TjeoeiVers, or auoounling officers
?r* renairt'd to make returnk according lo
law. failing to do so withiu (he timepres
cribed, ibo Auditor will make retdrnta for
delinquents, from information, or by listing
from tho "duplicate of 1888, tbe taxable
property charged thereon' agKlnst thorn
with ^ penalty x>f 60 per cent.' nitded there
(o. \ No returns will be received after (lie
20tb ef ,ruoe without the penalty, except
In oases of sickness or absenoe from liio
County during tho Whole -time of listing.
Tliorb Is to bfe no re-assessment of real es
?ate this year, neterthelets returns must be
made of sabiO. doling all ohaugea Binoe last
return.
All male persons between Iho age of 21
and AO years are liable to poll lax of $1.00,
exoept those who.are exempt by law, and
?ru required to .make ret^rqs whether ll,e>
ow.n p^op'orty or not.
No returns will be reoelved at t)iis office
unless made on the proper blanks and
sworn to according to law.
UlankH lor making returns will bo fur
nished upon application to this ofllco,
For the purpose of receding Tax Returns,
I will attend in person, or by deputy, at tho
following places on the days moutloned :
fciohrook 8 Mill on Monday, May 19.
Turkey Creek Chuioh, Tuesday, May 20.
Lixenhy's, Wednesday, May 21.
Haley's Mill, Thursday,'May 22.
BafTalo (DoasJ, Friday, May 28.
Flat Rook,'Saturday, May 24.
Red Hill, Thursday, May 20.
Llberly Hill, Friday. May 80.
Russdll Plaoe, Saturday, May 81.
Doby's Mill, (West Wateree,) Thursday,
June 6th.
' Curi'ton's Miy, (West Wateree,) Friday,
June dth.
Rabon's X Roads, (West Wnteree,) Satur
day, JUne 7th.
Bwlft Creek, (T. J. Anorum,) Friday,
June 18tb.
I will bo at each preolnot mentioned one
day toily. ' ' '?
K. B. BILL, ...
County Auditor.
NOTICE.
PnTtles hairing pwst d\ie claims sgalnBt
Kershitw County for any former yaf t 'W
hereby hotifi?d to present the apti)* for pay
ment. 1 W. tf. K. WORKMAN, ,,
ftplO ml Cl'k. J&'d. Co. Com.
Citation,
.<? '. 'I-' ' ft .'i -I
TjibStatbob South OAnouNA.?Kersli^w
County.--In I lie Court of I'robato.
t Br J; J). DUN LAP, I'roh atr Juwm.
Whereas, J.Douglas MoDewall nmrto unit
to me, 16 grant him letters of Admlmi*
tratlou of the estate and effeota of Charloa
?jr. MeDbwatl. y -,cr
? These are therefore to clto and admonish,
all and alnguler the kindred andoredltors
of the astd Charles J. MoPoWall* decefiHod,
that they be and appear before- me. In thn
Court.of Probata, <o bo lioKl at the oourt
ho on e (n Camden, on Friday. *Jay 80th,
after publication hereof at )l o'olook In the
forenoon, to ahow oau?e, If any , I nay bkVf,
yrfiy the said Administration should not be
Olf?H undar my hand this Mth 'day of
May, A. D, 1684. DCNlXp/ ?
May 15. f T ; $Adge of Probate.
r
Citation.
Tin". Btatr oV fWut rt >CA**M#A. Ker&aw
County. -In the Court of Probata. . r
BY JOSEPH D.?UNtAP, JODdk;
Wheretm, John Bhlver made en it to me,
to grant him,Letters of Administration of
v_. ?MTohp, Leoder?bn.ie?t>?*d,tb^l
tliey be and appear beforo me, fn the Cotirt
of Probate* to.be ^eld at the ftouri houft fh
of Probate* to.be held atihe eouri houtt fh
Cumdeh on Friday, (ho ^Oth of May Inst.,
sfier publication hereof at 11 6'6ltf4k In the
forenoon, t<V show cause, If ant they hate,
why the said Administration should, not be
grantetf.; ' ? *'? 1'
Qlven under ntV tiAnd thla 9th d?iy of
May, A. 1). 1884.
May 15^ J. D. DUN LAP,' J. P.
Ii I I I. I irfi I I || Ni^iUL t I
'FOR BALE , "
10,000 BimtuO. Cbolo. Whit.Oo.-n,,
1 Ortft BaahaltOttoloa Buat proof ?aed
* jvuu oat*,; , ...
?<600 fpjf.g?**?K
#<iut<inSlw?t. CHAHmStOn'.V. 0,
18* and MEAL Man?ri?ciur*t Dally
Or*-* >*rft+ ? ''? ---L
Hard TimesTri
" . .. ? ,
??> B?#t Gilt Butt#Ti 86a-, ?,,,
?04o4 Bwtur, 25o.
P?M, lftO.
Omi Oord, lfi?. tJ ^
Or??H Oorh, on' I tie onb, UOo.
.fs^sons^. ^i|
; All ?Uqd*rd f--*-4?p.jgJ
^'"'w-'LArthiriBro.
??? ? -'
if.A
. _ init'M I h-Ajj ti?*r y*(?V? "f.;
?i - <IA'X / ,r >,?
. '"?-?)> O* j ? H lo
k> fiib:y! v.i) f,"W7.j i
1 ?< "J"iOy' ih' I ti> iil(\i HJ| ? i .
' M>J11 '.vLiju Uii-'- ?: ftA i>UL ?? .
itii:* :i?>v fcjjnt* '.i\i it, .. %
<?'** ????!-' :i FOE.,*i; ! ?
m (Mini
!f ii- I 0.' >???,?'.(? .'?!?<l> r j'j? : - ? r,'s ?
That cfcn be fru nil 'anywhere. .-They oopa.
]>riso nil of the lnlest. and moflt ;fwhk>nnlile
design#; and Hio ladies will be sutyri?cd to
!??r& how okoap iheat) goqds art, jbeing noJU
-u?aloaast glvte away, ,->-J4y rtopfc et,{. ;
^6 fm>/l Ot?l MlKVui v.?K
V.; . a^d Other"' v-?
? ? ??<?'?. ~ ^ .. ,,
' <> 1 ?' ^ 1) 1 ?i Si. 11 W ,! }
? Fancy Articles ?
A.TJS unqnrpnsfed,' The Indies are earnestly
rut'tuesled t<>>.$9016 and'tfee these goods, nnd
we jfto natUfleJ that th?y will be charmed
,} hav4 nlso opened up a Inrge atockif
ready-made
Clothing
. > ?' H. .?''?? ? .
For Men and Boys. We ?an ?i\it nuy one,
both in material and price.
A very Urge assortment of <
Of all kinds for Men and Coys.
Be sure and call soon and see what bar
gains 1 can give you.
R. % Kennedy.
8END FOX PRICE LIST.
McELREE'S
, JEWELRY PALACE,
King Street,
ClIAni.ESTON, 8. Q.
# Largest Stock, Lowest
Prices in tbo South.
Repairing a Speciality.
Send me your
Leo. 13. Watohes.
Progressive M Profitable Farming
! Requires (bo use of
IMPROVED MACHINERY.
Having the agency in Camden for some
of the beat Maohinery made, we are prepared
to (III orders for
CHAMPION REAPERS.
MOWERS AND SELf BINDERS,
HARROWS,
PLOWS, ?
and all kinds or Farming Isiplemfents. r"'>
As lo the. superiority of these implements,
we refer.to Dp. D. iZ Pe8au?spre,' B. Bj
Cantey, L. L. Clyburn, B, H. Hoy kin and
many others. '' ?
:yf0 aro also ngehls f.r ROAD CARTS,
Mtu. manufactured by the ,'0" C?rt Bpring
Oompnny. ", ^ '
We Are still handling Corn. Hay, Bacon,
Oats, eto.^ in largo quantities, and tell at
bottom figure*.
i Ancrum & Cc.,
m T. Villepigue
**el'
Besides offering *11 wlnt?r gpodftAt prime
cost, 1 ?m prepared to show 10 til wlio can
appreciate A BARGAIN a fre?h and selec
ted Unett .uA
r- r': ? - -'???< ?t-!y'"- v
Sfiririg and Summer Goods
> '?
'/? '?tv I' i >:? ? ? |
..Vl . ;.u*' ? ' ' '
odneletlng In part or >--.?> ?
?V:' . > .J ' ''
DAy OOODS, btajpmc ANtt IrAftOY,
8HOB8, Am, kiNi#^ $?
' HAT8, " ?
NOTIONS,
CH5NTS'PURNI81UNO GOOPS,
f-'Vtv ; ?> ,ii ? I ??' .?
At?o i fall Una of
iTrT' < . r
Family and Plantation Supplies
i<, "w'r-r
Art i??p?ct!oh In oornostly requ?ftt?d
b?for? haying. ' '
}
Viii
P.XyiUepiKue.
Ua ii nM11m ? ?* ??
H. U. Parker,
Hniiitfl, Sinn anil Ornamental
FAQfTEB.
^ ' ' ' "
Hating lo?M?d In CWlon, b?gi 1?*y?5 to
lollolt biMtnMa In btt Hue. . '?? n
tgTttftto* lo P. W. fndr?dft?, K. M.
Ktrtntdj. 1>, O.-KlrkUj, W. M. Hh.nnoo,
Miitothvrf. .
< nrO?l mjr ?Hm? before gWIng out jronr
CTPKtlwmltilng *?d' CriMM Work ft
IpwUlUy, ? . . :?
oXDaalip wllfbe pnttafi\y ?U?ndtd )o.
Mi
yMnflffi
every .wtex ?? tuo siore <ji 4 , v <
L. M. Smith
:'
The undersigned beg* respectfully to call
the altvniion of lh? reader* of Tit k Gat.kttk
to the excellent slock of goooda now to
store and constantly arriving
?v*- ? 4' ,-l\f " ' C |
Ladies Dress Goods
Vpttrtr'tpecUl bargains ;Jbavin? sa nice u
.type as oitu b4 found in Oatoden.
. . . , V I . '
C lothing, Hats,
. '? Boots and Shoes
* . * ? ? / "
I nm prepared to oompete with the quality
and prices of those who claim to be tl\e
.otily, Clothing and Shoe dealers In C&mden.
???Pi:*.?
G roceries, Crockery ware,,j
Hardware, Harness, &c.,
I challenge competition.
? ' il ' '
pQFll Would be well for purchasers to
calUnJ examine my oxteniWe aud varied
st<>ck before hu/ing. < . ?
IWri don't pretend to make a.HLOW,
but I am prepared to ofier inducemeuts to
purchasers. '
SMITH*
NOBBY AND NICE!
Something Hew For Camden.
First-CIass
BAfo AND RESTAURANT.
DELMONICQ!
' DELMONICQ!
DELMONICO!
The 11 tt cut ion of (he readers of Tiih Oa
skttk is respectfully called to the fnut that,
with the beginning of n new busines* season,
we have made great improvements' to the
only -
FIRST-CLASS BAR
In Camden, having added largely to our
stock of
LIQUORS, TOBACCOS AMD CIGABS.
We are prepared to supply the wants ol nil
from a single drink'toa pint, a quart of a
gallon of good old liquor. Give us a oall.
We wish it distinctly understood thai our
WIIITB HYE WHIP KEY is the genulno
Pennsylvania White Wye, and (hat we dc
nofltaM corn whiskoy, mixed with rye whis
key, and call it "White Rye "
tWDiiuks mixed by experts.
The patronage of the public is cordially
solioited.
Boseadorf & Co.
Kennedy & Williams,
Fire tarance & Collection Agents.
Camden, S. C.
tlBTTho undersigned havo ?liIn divy form
ed a copartnership under the firm nnmo of
Kennedy & Williams, for the purpose of
conducting a
General Fife Insurance
AND
Collection Business.
Representing the following strong and
.well known Companies:
GEORGIA HOME,
'? HOME of New York, .?
COMMERCIAL UNION, of London,
LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE,
NEW YORK UNDERWRITERS,
GKRMAN1 A, ' ?
NORTH BRITISH A MERCANTILE,
CRESCENT, of New Orleans.
And iv? prepared to write policies upon
Dwellings. Stores, Merchandise,' Mills,
Cotton Gins, and other property, at cur
rent t'atesj ' 1
B/O. KENNEDY,
1). Ri'WILLIAMS, J*.
Change (EBusiness.
Having this day sold ray {entire insurants
business to D. It, Williams, Jr., 1 obeerftilly
reoommend hlin to mv frjeuds and former
oustomers. Very Kespeotfully,
I WM. CLYBURN.
V&rvptj lfitb,18#4. '
sanitary notice,
)iy direction of tbe Board of IleaRh of
Cftmden, H. O.v *>l persons at* hereby re*
Quired to bava 'all the weeds and other
noxious bathes upon Ibelr premise* out
(town at once, also to bata - all tb? p'rblos
upon their respeoiivs lots oleanbd out be*
fojr* the Uttlay of June aext and ready for
iQepeortofc. All persons felling to comply
with this ordet wrtll be liable lo a heavy
flail and to few |ba work dona by the
street band* at> the expense of the owner of
the lot. By order of Counoll.
V c TH0MA8 WH1TAKER,
I, , Chief of Polioe.
a * ? ??>
A Rare Opportunity
To Intent In now offered by thecal* of one.
of the Finest Farms In tho
' ' \1 *' VUiV> ,1
"Land of the Sky."
F1NB FARM In th? BMollfal Vwl.jr ?f
the FKKNGH BROaD, containing 286 aores<
Splendid Meadows. Farm in high state
ef cultivation. Most convenient Arrange
ment, of Modern Farm Building. F?rm
?looked with Fine Cows and the VBRY
RKflT AQRIOUMURA1. MACHINERY.
Only two miles from the county seat.
Church** and good sohool near by.
, ' Address
J. A. Forsythe,
May 16 -?f. * BRRVARD, N. C.
T% A TJTT MOWW
JLfwOlJX.JQh^ JOJt&\J,ww J^l
D?pt?lt? on tb? l<wlh ?nd n?*r tli? edge* of
? ho gums *r? r*moT?<l with 4 few fcppllo*
Hon. o' WOOD'H ODONTINB. II ?*?*?(>?
tho bro*Ut, h*r<len? Ihrf gnrtttf, ?n<l withal
contain* nothing <*bloh oan by rtoftiis
Vrhn1?Ml? Agont,
Aug. 16, Colnmbln, B. 0.
Charles T Connors,
Attorney At Law,
HsurcxsivM, & C,
. .
Having monad tbe practice af the taw,
I wlU be ple*Md to a?o my -old cliema and
friends at ajofRoein 41m Rt*mm building.
Feb. 21, 1884.
?JLi )
NEW ORLEANS.
8? ;
?rT*?lme New Orleans- MoU*a#e, foi
Off gale bjr -?i ' : ll.BAUM. .
Wb ";:???? < v;- '?..
? i i .i ? i?
jr. U. lif.i.vriv,
Millwrlglit.
Agent for Turbine Water Wheels of
beat makes, >
ffcgrRefer to Mid. S. R. Adams, II. 0.
Corrisoo, Esq., ana J. J. Hard, Esq.
mo 0 1in v
? i ? * ?
Beef and Tongues.
'Pulton Market Heof and IMcklcdTongues,
nico and cheap. For sale bj II DAUM,*
TRESPASS NOTICE.
I '-I hereby forewarn all nersous from tress
pneaiitgon my ??Gravel Hill" place, and nil
siook found trespassing thereon will be ta
1 ken .up anddea)t.with under ibe Stook Law.
r f. Ftb. 21. i. HIRAM NETTLES.
i titnticn Gardeners
All wbo plant wont fresh find . reliable
seeds. Iy. therefore, beg leave ta call atten
tion to the fact that
MT STOCK
. -OF?
Buist's Popular Garden Seed
18 ENTIRELY
NEW AND FRESH,
And there is no nwh word ns fail with these
aoe>i if season Is favorublo.
25 Years Experience
Warrants this statement.
The following is * partial list oftho large
variety kept:
QAB BAG ICS,
COLL AltDS,
GREEN GLAZE, HERTS,
RADISHES,
SQUASHES,
TOMATOES,
TURNIPS,
OSRA,
PEA8,
BEANS,
ONION SETTS
and EARLY GARDEN CORN.
?ALSO ?
REED'S FLOWER SJJED.
For Salk By
DR. FRANCIS L. 2EMP.
Tomatoes.
8lb Cans of Tomatoea 15 cents', '2Cnnn for
? oenlti ot W. A. ANCRUM & CO'8.
NEW CROP MOLASSES.
Now Orleans Fnnoy and Medium grades
For sale by W. L. ARTHUR & liltO
Genuine German Kainit
\ND OTHER FERTILIZERS.
Tons genuine German Kainit?di
reot importation?and all other fortiiizern,
for sale by
HERMANN BULWINKLE,
Kerr's Wharf,
do2Q * Charleston, 8. 0.
J.BLAKE STEEDMAN,
REPRESENTING
KNOOP, FREERICH & CO.,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Issues Exohango on Ohnrlcston. Buys
Cotton nt highest cash pi-toes.
g?p*Office at D. W. Jordan & Oo.'s.
FEED, SALE MB LIVERV
STABLE.
Having leased Iho oommmodloos STA
DLE8 attached to the DeKalb House, I
am prepared to furnish eutflts in the way of
BUGGIES, PHAETONS, &o.,
for pleasure drives.
HACKS attend upon the arrival of all
trains.
I I are 1*0 prepared to do hauling of any
kind.
IfirT also keep on hand a full line of
HARNESS, BUGGlftS, & WAGONS,
which I can afford to sel! at lower prloes
thaft any other person In town.
I will have on hand throughout the sea
son a lot or #
HORSES AND MULES,
purohased specially for this market. Buy
el's will And it to their interest to call on
itte befbta buying.
' AugO ly. W. M. ELLIS, Agt.
FRANK P. BEARD,
Auctioneer.
tflTOFFlCK AT OAZKTTJfS OFFICE*^!
CAMDEN, 8. 0.
*VV7*ILl? attend to any business entrusted
Ww I'1? upon raor? favorable terms
than can be obtained elsowhere in Camden.
|9"*nefore plaoing business In thla line,
call and see what low rates jrou con obtain,
-u.'iff, .K, ' %
The Holidays are Cooing.
And now is the time to prepare for them
Finest variety of trepienl fruit In the maret.
Fresh Cargoes every week.
iunanah. Cocoa nuth, oranges,
MALAGA GRAl'Efl. * Northern Fruits,
Applea, Figs, Peanuts, Raisins, Nuis, Citron,
Currants.
Orders filled with dlspatoh.
O. 33-A.IR/3? <5c OO
Oo 18 Cm. CHARLESTON, fl. C,
DoKalb House
J. N. Nicholson, Frop'r,
Catxoajf, 8* C?
ftSTpfowly pnint?<l and| ^refurnished
throughout.
MMPablM best the Charleston and Cam*
ilen markets afford.
?9~Haeke meat all irsins. mar 6.
/ ?>?.., ? ?
''5f H. BAUM
Has Received a Largo
Stock of Elegant Dress
. Goods, Embroideries. La
^ ces, Ribbons, Clothing, Kals
jg and Shoes, All of Which ht>
q-j Offers at as Low Prices as
can be Bought in any Mar
ket.
Call and Examine this
Elegant Stock.
Respect fully,
gg ii. nAujfi:
C/2
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2
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J8S4 SPRING. 1884
ffi. H. SIMMONDS & CO.,
-DEALERS IH
ST&&&M F&#cr
GROCERIES,
Provisions,
Flour,
Fruit,
Produce,
New Orleans Molasses,
CHOICE TEAS,
Hecker's Self-Raising Flour
CHEESE AND BUTTER.
Our assortment of CONFECTIONEllY is as largo and complete as any in town.
romm& Atm mmm
OF FINEST OUADKS.
Bailslnotion guaranteed at all times, or money refunded. No presents given, but full
value iu all goodn.
A. D. KENNEDY.
Hardware A Specialty.
Embracing * line of Planters, Carpenters,
Rlnoksmith nnd Coopers' Tools, Cut.
Wrought, Flooring mid Finishing Nails,
Pocket and Tulile uutlesy.
sxtF m&Dst
STAPLE A.A'J) FANCY.
SADDLERV,
WILLOW WARE,
CROCKERY,
Suitable for tlio trade.
t
HATS AND CLOTHING.
POWDER, RHOTS AND SHEELS.
Especially adapted for Rreecli Loading guns.
Groceries!
IIEA VY AND FANCY.
TEAS SELECTED WITH CARE.
StOOTS SltORSl
Tobacco and Cigars.
A. D. KENNEDY.
AT BAMBERG'S<
You will find nn elogunt stook of
Clothing,
M)ry Goods,
Boots and Shoes, |
HATS PD GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, '
And in almost endless vnriotics nnd styles.
Having purchased largely In the above lloes, and having acoes* to nEAL BARGAINS
I Am sure that 1 can afford to offer bargains to customers,
' '
In addition to the abovo, I have a fall stook of . .j
Furniture and Mattresses
Which cannot be bought at as low figures as I am selling at.
My Stock of Hosiery, &c., is Unsurpassed.
Trunks nnd Valises In large supply.
13TBR 8URR T0 f,IVR MB A CALL.
BAMBERG.
Oof. 4?lim.
W F. PERKINS
?1 JVetr Stock of Groceries*
MAquors* Wine*? Tobacco Ac.
Tlift unprecedented rtish of hunlhees ni our entfthllftliment m?kei It necemery tow ut I
ho constantly In receipt of New Good*.
m
Jftn MAQUor Department
h the heal.
' urn late addition to my
W. F. PERKINS.
^
In alwnya supplied with the beet.
The ''Standard of the World" and ''Golden llye'' are late addition to my, etock.
'""Mi
ASHLEY PHOSPHATE COMPANY, f
OUarlowton, 151- O.
HMAIili OHAISf BPEOIirit), A highly nmmonlnUid and oomplcto Fertiliser for Wheet?
>?ta. flyo am? nit amnll crnlti crop*.
Aftlll.KY Aflll fcf.KMKNT, <?f miperlor Activity end offtolnnoy; n very cheap And excel
out fertilizer for amnll RrHto, tm with cotton need or etnblo nminiro to impply Animonlw,
KI/OATH. of hUlicet grado, product of the Due Atmntxor.
AHHI.K.V ACID PHWI'HATK- OKNJTINR f jROPOLTWHAI?t/ KAINIT,
AHIILKY DIHSOl.VKl) HON KB. twrON MKKI) MKAf* nound nnd freah,
t">.KOIt THUMB, llluetrAted Ifnnd Hook#, A?rlcnllurel l'rlmnra mid good article* oil A eh
Rtenicnt, Kwlnll, Float* nnd Pena, Addreaa
The Ashley Phosphate Company,
Vpl ,0flm Charleston, 8. C. 1