The Kershaw gazette. (Camden, Kershaw Co., S.C.) 1873-1887, June 12, 1884, Image 3
oertlfleatesf Hie time
renewed will expire on
In July.
Roller vSk*t?n,
(he Xofelty Book
(fcetory jpdMi^ Oal/
?fiBfr y r yS
h^.j.
I' 'l '?'#? are III reoetpt of Tk* DotUngUm
Vindicator, * netf&Mplranc tor oubllo
? 82M?1E5i? "tts?"LSi
Brown ? Early. / II, oomes well laden
with good reading matter, Suooesato
? you, gentlemen.
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wWb Jvpm* LKtU^--. ^v- . I
Mr. D. K. Williams, of Camden, h?S
been drawn to serve hs a grand Juror In
the U. 8. Court at Chiirlwton In Jnly,
and Mr. W. E. Johnson. Jr.. bae Men
drawn as a petit Juror for ?aine tern.
^' trnrn
'
'tseurs go to the Dfl
they; wm'i aometh In*.
Jjihise they are always
the very be?t at tfwt place.
A. ? I. " ? ' * _a ?
euteruu
her mysterious powers.
myatei
ft t .p
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mtlertUud th?t the Deraoorfttto.i
"m|
Ap1
lif tmj uMlltyM 0? WTt
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HT?f you Wttinot paint use the Mi
mw*
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rS4|S?kife
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^ The. panel being exhausted.'the Jurors
who had been made tci'stand aside by
the State were recalled as follows:
SIKL. IKS":
So the Jurors sworn for the hearing of
the oue. ware:
ff. B. Smith.
HjgWfc, ,
yrowQUf^pj %/ - f>i
A Jury wm selected with much less
difficulty than had been expected.
THE TK8XIMONV. . r?ffRi
The State opened the eeee by putting
00 tfefc Stand, as the first witness,
at I4t>erty Hill on the 90th oflaat April;
MW deceased aeveral ttmea that dav.
J*at time X ww film alive was about 8#
o'clock that day. Saw hie body about
Sj^o'olockthat afternoon, lying In front
it >0 minutea
?Urn I hwrd nmu of gun i ??
door to ?ee what It was; aoon mw defe|$
frptridi.t?b?fwin?<S8ywta
wSklSr ? .horc distance botilmi dofeud
?Z2?FmtZFZlZ, mTk. ^
and t went and met htm. fle paid, ,MJ
have something very and to tell you: pjy
rather hatf killed C'haflgy MoDowalh?;
with you'd go there and take oat?of hint:
and %ee Whatarma he haa on him; I'm
going on with mrfetpif;** > I went to
T Fartrjj*8rpwo and found dee'd ]
J
orrhage from u' wound I aawTn hte arm.
Prloleau Rlcharda waa the flrat white
pwaon who came up; he bathed deceas
ed'ahead; this waa about the time he
died; ,he died before being removed from
ill position;,; I re
hi* position. I reached there about five
minutes after hearing the gun; deoVd'*
head waa lying about 20 Inches south of
a straight fine from north window of the
store; centre of body waa 11 feet from
?tore * body waa ly ing parallel with front
of atore, with head north; feet about 14
feet from north edge of froht door. Saw
blood spots about a foot In rear and
" of feet; alao found blood
'der Hght arm; hla hat was 8 or 6 feet
>rth weet of body. I saw the body ex
amined after death; aaw a wound In the
rlgbtar* and In the back; wound In back
waa Ott right aide, about t Inches In di
al I
?ie back; wound I
? .J right aide, about 9 Inches ...
?motor. Saw blue apota on lelt side; Pr
oleau Btoharda oot shot out of left side;
I took it to be ^ buokahot.
(;?0M Examwkd?Saw deoetaed, the
100 yds fromhlm. Kloharda* store Is
between deceased^) bouae *od Perry5a
store. Oeceaaed .WM golngfjowards Per
ry'a store; thla waa ? very abort time bo
fore the ahootlng, about 15 minutes; he
waa walking iSpldly. the body waa
gottbere,
Perry's ?tore. Home one
JOSffSSSi.^' ?
oentre
Swormi?Saw daaeessil's bedy lying
in front of Pmy'i ?tor*: lying up Ana
down the road, parallel with front of
store. ? lioad U not parallel wKkiatore.
1 thought deceased wes dead. F. J,
Hay wm the only oue there when I got
there. IaaifanaxebelveSor4 feet fa
hind deeeased'a feet, In e line Jrjulv. hie
body.
' CBOM-KXAMUfED.?I got to the body
between 8 and 4 o'olook. Bad aeett de
ceased the evening before at hts Donee ;
had conversation with him about defen
dant/Heard deceased eey be had some
Words with Perry the day provloue. I
then started to leave and deceased asked]
me to go by hie hoUee (we were then at
the flab pond) and be'd Walk down the
street with m*tfl>eoeaee
street with m?vDoceaeed aekod hie what
Pd'do about tho matter coiioerulog Pelt
ry. (advised Itltn to drop tho^oatter.
We walked down the road, passing Per
K'? store. I don't recollect telling J.
MaglH thai If Itbsd not been for me
deceased would have gone to Perry's
store on that occasion. . J
?r. A. A. Moor*,
Swoax jg
Kershaw
[fltflliiML __JH ?
hours after the killing; this was after
the body had been fe.noved to.Camden.
Found a Urge wou?|d on right arm About
the elbow } the'arm was almost severed.
Found a large wound on Um, riant pos
terior aurfacei of the cheat, about 2 fnohes
Wgh%,i
shot
Burnet assisted me. - Ilf. Y oung, .?|. D. l
McDowall, J, D. Kennedy and t wo ser
vants Wen presoht, and perhaps 1 or 2
lather white persons. > intU^7; OD. Mo
Dowall, brother of deceused, ssked me to
MMc* examination.
' lta-piBKCT.?Wounds of exit are lar
ger than wounds of entraooo. Wound
ofentrenoe Uamalkrthso the roUsllo. ,
Jn Hkply.?All wounde ere
ameller at entrance titan fitex.lt. hut,they, |
enlarge after lapse of tlroq.v. ;V.
it tho Solicitor announced
would feat, but the oobn
urgod that the ootift
tat ion to put' upon the;
Itnessee to the Mooting,
in compelled the State to
A. G. Jones, who was present
killing.
A, ?. Jm?,
SwonNI wm at my liope at Liberty
11111 on the evonlug of. April 80th laat.
Frank Perry came and told me hla father
wanted to see ine. I went to Perry &
Brown's store; saw no one there except
Mr. A. II, Pbr?y when I got there. Just
after I got there deceneeir dime In the
?bote, when Frank Perry and myaeir
Kit near the store, he told me that lib
ther had had a difficulty with deoeaaed.
I went ln the hack door. Mr. Perry wild
he had aent for me to aee the oondltlon
he wat In. lie had a out on top of tdtf
head, and several blows,- and his vjh
his shirt and his nuderehlrt wer^j|ufl
lit down uear the edge oC the
about 10 minutes. Aa I
home, deoeased came in
handle In hi* hand aud
to fettle that matter. He
where defendant was and 9
him. I started out and he
I told him I had done? not!
He aald, "Wolt, be a man
then went to Frank
he wanted to take II
he Wka not armed.
fered to lend Fran
hand back aa If to
kproduoo It. lata
oeasod aald I look? ,
If lifer, had a plstol. Jl
going home. An|
e aald he had
out and doOeaeei
SM the direction of
me a little to th
turned aroqi
* ivethlath
l
.. went to
hlMtor
) I
3E
msfstmsi
?0?rt etyoumed until]
~ ==t!MS2
thOi
Wm
STKiSfS 'fiRJte; JAS9SS
EjHHgag
?bop. While wiltli# for thojulow*. 1
iE^EE*
HI*2* **?? dSr; Mom
jL8?.* **? you?" not
mBSmBSB
tier?
ggESWlS
MiapiSrsasi
tepss
&wlraHi
jwked lilm what was the muier, Mid we j
stWi'ssas? ii.trr*? i
&SSri5S^,t?S!*%3S
aSSriSs^SrS
ksss-sMsI
or hi, heatfend bta'olotheeWemt** on
whJJh? the door
SKrviv."'*1 ^ts*v^ **? i
?? Ho bud tk scratch on
S^KftsLintsS
** wl^urtiifter wo cm
to the .tore, deoeaaed otne Lfek $$
Mld^olll^T^n. with a alam, aud
io here tble; thfn* WftttW, T*Intend
to hare.money or blood." , He bed walk
?d uP pw>tty oloee to father ee he JJld
if fr.TJu ?d V "*? h*nd,e fl?ur:?hlnx
pw father. He then
r ili?? t? "i1? mul ir * wat armed.
I nid Mm i ?*.. IH)^ He then aald, *1
[I ? P,,u>r you can gel
&Rh? PUfc hie hand
If he drear a pietol
Mimed to father and
,* 'RK>d, >?otk>n to
I> He then turned
Li*1/?, *nd **ld,
I went out
nelufeti*
JWd wan.
ile wee at-1
Father
pKriSt^aaraaak?
W%#5U aawmd efcSf Ae I e&^ffil
??>*&* ??. tel
walk about 4 er 6
p&wl????a
fce?Nu A#l wtiito irt M
fmmsm
III ihat efiua hoeae* ?fnnn?ft
Intaeetat Mr. tt**'$4hoa&W* *****
CaoM-KkAMi?gu>?Qot to .tore eh?..t a
^eek ieeteftaraoee. DM iwie^IJLJ!
alen lhAt evealag ffa^iaeJJ*? SEff ?& I
aMI?i
??fefeH
SsSgP**^
?'fi:
ttoMtry*
JTor mu?
*vJ
We ait prepere* to All order* forlum*
^?UaUmriM w* Mag ?au I.
mtc,
***""" ?' km ?"?
? **fr**"""?* t?
gBgti^?wW|
^PRr^au? -
Sr?
ft***! *>*? rowHfc
thOOthlnatant be
r ' ^ ? 1^""*?-*' ??
^A fortrto^irilto the man who wilt
gtestff
i^lgiiil
^S"}^ ?gr much. m??5?W
"S^saris, bL55s.rsi:
to S-5.SS
SU"
n^*t^n '"*\? ^,r biodi fun Jnst
ffotTlno- fhl?11 h#mwli?* rt*?lr grain,
^WA?%SS!lJ^^BS!^to,, oro?"
&M 58URLa
owe for Tim Gaekttk. Com? ?!L
l^'r ? dl^ortHon to pay up. * *
t^?iJ2!fe?nowl*liW? daugh
ter to oat ottlona every night for ninnm
SmEnSSSS?
?<*? ?** "'K'n
cooling and In
WraUng drink, oan bo had at the oil
i?iS3&"&i
Mvotltelr corn and
cotton oropt In exoellent trim, and an
?*t9> Whw> ?ro
? ThU will rut a
?top .trite purohtM Of Wtnmmn!
b?tn^!!Sla *** *" ?*?*0# tlio
gg^tS^jBrpSSur jj
oonventlons.?iiarntoc^ P^,
~K"??u?Ko y?ur boys and girls to
SSLf^S^SSfe* Mpoolally your
S?,iV!5?M
SSSftfel*^ wjl noon Jearu
Sfipgit woll and undwratandlngly.
wonum Gw?l# * **??*'M and
oan do It ngaln.'?
torZ?0."^T,U wl"
?kSL- J?1*!!?* wan haa a hen
JgOj, pin the hen dowirjwfd^cIS a^old
"">?#?* .P,no? ?f H. The Kershaw
^VfeohloW * ,#W" ?"???" >?
iw yith one to do. Now that tha inull
ifefflSSftS
? KS'aHsr
gSSSafeg
w?r to harm. Watch no Mora the tall
* .* .'??: - y**. ts '*?-'... /. ?*, ??:?. >
I *
Sraifef;
im?4$
w. r.. -. -.
i'4?? . ? ?> '." '
gHMPMM44^<M'>* VlC'Z ' ".V
'-?'? i?M;- "i u
RUWBrW*..
1 ? Mr. Jtoob thnlth died on the 80th of
iffiimr ?'iWiMiH< jfeM? *"W?
of K?l|r A W6od
e morning of the
fci ^lt |I?U aJLim Artti-ftn
H. ,|ttw onl^ne^ind ww
, _ C'Mueed from ftpurit* from
frlb link rooni^.fllo Inturem*.
ire ?ra?ll for the ?e*?otf? Rain
1 '
hot be ? hmry one
__ Hii^ Spring oet?
MIII?lU?ii In honor of Ub<rty Hill vl.i
Q5?a Plttf, M, ft*h> U what they ?#.
Rfi iii'ti._JH|W|^BS|
^The Ktnto ConvM^fon meet* ?t Colum
''1'he Nation* t Convention met* All
iourttY Contention
?Mht? A| OetndOn on the tOth of June.
l/?^wAf,wgw.aafia
sss^'jss
M.W Aowr* I' VlMJBWKfiPV WpJ
? V ?m n't i ? ; r
I
red on the Wp 19 * own
and "i im.iiha mm U
LO|g A# (MtiDDld gtAftnlmg fka MM*A|
? " ' 11 r ?."?'?
W? arrir?d U ImomUt nbeot 0 o'clock
trhMiti wnT?y kM(r nnIM^ Hr,
ted Mn. f. B. KaUM, who kM wnwd
? tWtjoB ?>r ^5. IH. Md hi happj
bride. Being 00 Into, w> ?nmi?Miw
ud lw? (MOMtimi |? ouwU) ibmt dl.
reotly to the table, It wonld be mlw fo?
me to attempt to describe it, (briber than t?
eoytket U MM MUapOOM ud MMi ?
We MM aaavoldably detained!* Laneoa
tor, ud hnd to atop over antil the second
l#l: WafeandA good bnslneoe. for
thehmoi*/Ik* year, belaxdooe at Ua
oaster. Providing ourselves with lunch,
eome iMMWud l~ physio (liters
were two efcUdre* In the party. we rcenmed
?rtrevete.aadbeflMr*weh?d gone five
MUto (being In the midst of our oTd friends
on* eoMelntnnece,) the entire pert/ wsrs
Krgm2T,,xet4
nets of hindaeeo reoelvad nt thoir hands,
ladeed, wo were 00 pleeeurably onlortolnod
'.hot the time itemed to have rolled by with
?MdM?lo ito asnal speed. After leaving
<*9i'X, we managed to wend oar wv
along ever Iwanty two miles orrough and
"!"*?* Fori SiU? at 9
o'clock. Mn. a. H. Mills, who hnd pre
pared another supper for the party, and
reUUoae and friends gate us a warm re
ceptloo, and after a good long handshaking,
oeagvatolations, Ac., we wornoonduoted in
fegntor order to another frtst. A few days
mors,of suoh living and wo would (he! that
"(Wry lands" were realised.
Ike general outlook of the entire neotlon
ofcountry over which we passed was never
bettor tknn nt preeent. The small grain
orope wore never better. The eotton and
ocra crops are as good as I have ever known
M.
THE UBSHAW DBXOCftlOT.
BenlahClub.
De?*?atlo Club will meet next
Setnrd^y, 14th Inst., nt the public scheol
Aftm
is dwlred, as the elnb will bo reorganised
and delegates elected to the eoanly oonven.
J- L. Hails, President.
Swift Creek Club.
All members of the Swift Creek Demo
?Tilf V!a!> *^?.farnMl,y >^Amd to meet
?J JfyW? * Mm on Sntatdey, Uih instant,
at 11 e~K>okr for the purpose of reorgan
ising and electing delegates to the eounty
convention. 8. Botkim, Preeldent.
DcKalbBCIal).
. J>*?<***tlo Clnb was reorganised
Ujrt Monday etenlngwlch a rosier of about
**"V?Uowlng officers were
g*(tad/ J. W. DePass, president; J. T.
Ity.lat vioe president; W. A. Anorum,
led rieo president; P. P. Beard, ateretary!
It wnedeterarined to poetpone the eleotlon
?dekiiton to the eonnty convention until
nest Monday afternoon, at 6J o'clock, when
a meeting will be held at Town Ball.
Khexeser Club. ? ?
''?Wteattoa eall by the president of
tble elnb. a meeting was held last Patarday
end tka following otBoere elected; A. A.
Huokabee, Pree.; J. F. Oettys, Vice-Pres.;
Henry Truesdale, Sooretary. The follow
tag delegate* were eleotod to the County
CohreutrcnrJ J Bell, J P Oettye, H ft
MoKain, A A Huokabee, Jamea Boone and
Beniy Smith.
Kith wood llnb.
A meeting of Kirkwood Democratic club
will be held at the usual plaoe of reodesvous
on Thursday next} 12th Inst, at * .o'clock
P Belegntee to the eoun ty convention '
will be elected. Members who do not at
tend are e spec ted not to eomplala of the ee
Ipifw of delegates who may be chosen.
By order: W. 1. Johnson, tree.
OrMljl Quarter Club.
,? The Democrat lo voters of Granny's Qusr
tor jure requested to meet at h. L. Clybnrn's
?tore on Saturday, the Mth lnetoat, at 8
0 clock p. m. (or tke purpose of reorganis
ing and to elect delegate- to the eounty
eoayeotloa, whlok meets .a Camden oa
Friday, the 20th day of June.
< L. L. Ctfitmn, Preeldent.
NEW ARRIVALS *
AT
W. C. VMM4WS
OLD CORNER STORK.
X have Just returned from market, wher
I purchased a heavy stoik of all.
KINDS OF GOODS,
At tke very loweei prioee, and I Intend to
tto* my eaetemers tke benefit of my low
priood puriheees. My etook oonslsts of
SPUING AND SUMMKR 1)11Y
GOODS* NOTIONS, HOSIKUY,
Aa
Tte beei asake and latest etylee of BOOTS
and BHOK8, CLOTHING, MATS, Ac.
Orooerlent
to Qrooeriee I have an fine a etook as ona
be seea in tewa.
Kctircl'WAre l
For Plantation Garden and Household Use.
Full line of Saddlery and Harness, la foot.
OHBAj* FOR CASH.
Call before you bar elsewhere. Begging
'1^i>' ' *> " ""
GuUrtt't Improved Magnolia
LIGHT DfcAFT I
BR
S?C
Cotton Gin
WUh PMd?r ??4 Con4?nMT, wkloh nn
tlMM Mid H?k, ' ,'4\- ,v4'.
The Best Gin Made.
Uf-SoM e* wnmU* Uratt.
HTAwplii mjr b* mm ?t Ik* t(m of
H. BAUM.
$ "V-' IV :)'**>- *'> ' Mj&A "i I -My! "
I i I |^i I I. I ? ? I I 111 I I I I
Beef *tta T4MfiiM.
??' *'?'??' "?? ??-'} .m.
.4 ? >?:'?.*, ^ a . '. ?.
' 4^< a ? wa n^vr 11 n a vt.?H 1
it :r>*>,
C.MAYIIKW. J, MJI/rON M AYI1KW
C. MAYHEW * SON,
gpiumbiar s o,
MARBLE WORKS.
Maunfectur?raof and de*)?ra in?]) kinds ol r" ,,f >??/<.'
. American and Italian Marble Work.
?ft.GRANlTE QUARRIES AT WARDS. B.C. . ' " * ' f''
?&.MANTKLS. MONUMENTS. TADULET8 A I HON RAILING furnl.hoU at lowc?t pHc??.
*SuPOLI8UED GRANITE WORK, either foreign or natW?, to Older.
tt9*Oorr??pondeooe solicited, and utUfection and promptness guaranteed. may 1.
1884! 1884
GRAND SPRING OPENING!
or
FINEST CLOTHING
AT
Cheapest Clothing bouse in the OH jr.
S9?A full Use of GENTS' FURNISHING
0001)3 always on hand.
? 0&"Celebr&ted "Manhattan" shirts?a
durable and well made garmeut?Is a com
fort to the wearer. To be bad at
t. BLANK, Popular Clothier,
240 King Street, Charleston, B. C.
'9
Kxolusive Dealer In
Harness, Bridle* and 8addleq, Buggies
and Wagons. Wbipps a specialty.
Broad Street, . CAMDEN, 8. C.
nr-Nwtt north of J. W. DePass' store,
mob 27 8m
BRICKS! BRICKS!
lop ooo r ;:r
Drug Store
AT
Flat Hook, S. C.
Dre. Halle & Trueedel, Prop's.
The undersigned take pleasure In announ
cing that they nave opened a
DRUG STORE
at PUt Rook, where will constantly be kept
? ftjll line of .
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
And suoh other goods as are usually found
lnAthis line of byslp^ss. .
fWrPhytlplans prescriptions carefully
and aoourately compounded.
erwe respectfully solicit a share of the
patronage of the publio.
HAILE & TRUESDEL,
- ? ' t
Registration of Electors.
Notlje is hereby gWen that after the firs
Mondsy in July next the ifooks of registra
tion of Kershaw oounty will be dosed. Un
til that time, the book* will be opoueil at
my offloe in Oamden, on the first Monday
in eeoh moath, for the purpose of register
ing snob eleotors as have arrived ot age
since last general election,
W. A. ANCRUM,
Supervisor of Registration.
Lard Oil*
We have on hand * supply of Laird Oil,
for greasing machinery.
' may 16. W. A. ANCRUM A CO. j
, * ]
The Holidays are Coming.
And now is the time to prepare for the**
Finest vsrlety or tropical fruit in the maret.
Fresh Cargoee every week.
BANANA8, C000ANUT8. 0RANGB8,
MALAOA GRAPHS. .Northern Frailf,
Apples, Figs, Peanuts, Ralslne, Nuts, Citron,
t nrrnnte. I ,
Orders filled with dispatch. . I.
O. BiA-IR/r &oo
Oe 18 On?i CHARLESTON. 8. 0,
V-MX:; ? - " ?' Hi*
Executors' Notice*
All petnont having olatro* agtlnst ihe
Mtate of the late Dr. I* II, Dsns, jleceased.
Will present the bauie, and those ]indebted
! to teld estate will make pnymsnt to cither
of the undersigned. t .
1 ALLEN tfEAS,
J. D. DBAS,
Nay 32-81. Bieoulors.
^Iir . ... .. ' , ,, <? . . ....
paicaa mmvvcmp,
ROBERT D. WHITE
MARBLE AMD GRANITE WORKS.
j|||pPLAK8 FURM8flKl). ' '
Meeting Street, nor. Hor1 beck's Alley,
sag 18 ly OHAHLEHTON, 8. 0.
i - ?
liyfULBKRN k PIKPKR,
WHOLRSAliK OROOBRS,
And Deetere in
PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, fto.
lOt end 16% K*?t Bay.
ehg 16 ly . OHAllL!S#W>jf, S 0.
\ ?! .1 .. i.i ' 1
Chm*. C. Ertttie*
1 Wholesale and Retail D?4ier it.
FUt. oms, I/teten. Turn Terrapin
Oyaters,iibo,
Mali* No*. 1 end fl flsb MaMret,
> OHAni<KMTON,H. 0.
Ofllae, 7 Market Ht., nut of Vest Bar*
49* All order# promptly attended to.
TKI4MH OAHH OH CITY At OBPTANOH.
:'^;-;vy -? ? ?' 11
HAY.
One carload of bert Timothy Ray for sale
by II. BAU)I.
wy\ *? ?? ? ?'''
FERTILIZERS.
100 Atlanllo Acid,
100 AtUmlo Phosphate,
100 Owl Brand Phosphate. .
The best made, for sale by H. BAUM.
C- C. HABENICHT, ,
(Suooeesor to John O. 8?tgora.)
\Vholewvtu ?uul Retail '? f
LIQ.UOR DEALER.
Manufacturer of
Ice and Sdda Water.
Agentx for I'ortnor'B Tivolt And Bergpor A
Engel'a Beer. Beer In I'atentBtopper Bottle*
?specialty. ' ? V > ? t
104?IfW Muinfttreot,. COLUMBIA, Q. C
*" ? ^ ?
Geisenlieimer & Watkins
'DBAIBR8IN '
eaocx&JMS,
&IQVQ8S, : ,,
TOB&CCO, SC.
We beg Co call attention to thfc fact that
we have countruitiy in atore a
FULL LINE.'OF GROCERIES,
? i'i . l'J ) ? ? ,v' ' ' ? ,
which we offer it oustomers at u low prioee
or a bo obtained at any Btore in Camden.
Ouretook of
LiQnors,
IjilQLUors,
la of the heat brands and art worthy the
attention of the public.
fiSP"Be sure to site us a call, at we are
satisfied we are able and willing to please
you both in quality of goods ana priees.
Gei8enheimer & Watkins.
an. 26-tf . *?
,K N RICHB0URG,
(SUCCESSOR TO WM. GLAZE,)
126 MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, 8. C.,
DBALKR IN
FRENCH GOODS
CONSISTING OF
Toilet 8ots, Odor Stands,
Vases, Card Receivers,
Flower Stands, &o
Wedding Presonta, in Sterling Silverware.
Frenoh Black Marble and Ornamented
Clookn.
WatohcB of every make and style, and Jew
elry of the most elegant design;
Specialities?John Foley's Gola Pens, Pen
oils and tooth piok's, and the celebrated
Pebble GUsset and Speotaoles.
t3f The only plaoo in Columbia where
oan be had a strictly first-olaes artiole of
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Basors, Barber's
Shears &o., of Joseph Rodgers & Sons,
and other well known Sheffield Manufac
turers.
Notice to Trqpsp&saers.
I have heretofore warned persons from
treaposslng in any inanner upon either the
??Betty Ncok Plnnfatlon" in Weet Watcreo
ov the "Stockton Plnco" o? tlio "Bolimont"
plaoe, below Camden. I now give notice
that hcvoaftor any person found tr?epeMl?|f
npon any one of the above plaoe*, for fish
ing, hunting or any other purpose will be
made to suffer for their defiance of the law.
This is the last notioe I intend to give. Mi
Cast ores are private properly, and all stook
ereafler found therein will be dealt with
under the Stook Law. . .
Feb. 21, , , J. Jb. MoDOWALL.
STEAM CRACKER BAKERY
* , .' -TT i , ?
Wholesale Confectionery!
CHARLESTON, 8, ci ,
BOliauULEOF PAft8ENOER TItAIN<l.
SM?ftVt?srasJr.^?nwKsf',b
% TO COLUMBIA. ?
Junotlon ?j5a! m.' p! m
Due Columbia. . ., . J1,40 a. w. JO.85 j>. m
FROM COLUMBIA.
mtgm mem
TO CHABLIBSTOJM.
' Depart Camden i/- ?/
pntrcantuen junction ?
Due Camden
P.M
P.?
lOp, U4
- , ' ?' TO AUOtmTA.
Due Anuaata , " > * > :
' PROM AUGUSTA.
I'pprtrt Atiqiusta
Due Camden Junction
Due cam Jen , s
COlWBCTltfNB,
;; Connect! ^ ' * ' ''
luiniita
to and '
the
ell point*
and with i
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purohaaod
JOItN B.P
?. a. Attn*
Dr. lolm W. Oortiett
Phy?iclan and Surgeon, '
' i Officn ni<. BeKolh Heuae, '
Oamaon, 8. o.
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