The Kershaw gazette. (Camden, Kershaw Co., S.C.) 1873-1887, July 10, 1884, Image 2
:V KftWfe FROM fiVBtmVHKUB.
?With the c!o?e communication (hat ?*
let* between all trade centres the odtbrtajt
or dletasa in Mf part Of the commercial
UjdJrociUr^jl to i'jv/ ' fcounUtf.
ftsw York city ha? Lb# Himi'M' m? danger
Shead thU cholera season. A corps of for^
Is baa gone to work there under order*
the
prescribing for the al?k, enforcing
' " niten*; and repotting 6onta
T^a ?traoia Id JJssRfVork
^ 'faHT.toV Ip ft olp*t?S#3ift than ?rdl*
Wbentrer a court ~oVdfcr4th*t puulsbuieut
for tM editor.'" TMn gtrae tbrodltor a
obanoo to stay at homo and write an sitiele
^uXLT"*''
?1Thirty oo\prad Bemoorats wlU go from
New York to a t teud tho <}blcajjo' Ifonfea
'The ralus last week did * gr??J. dfal of
4*MfO I? the upptfrportion of Vbe Stale
fcy washing away bridge* and ?Jrown)njj
out urops. ?
?lUportsfrom Boston, New York and
JfenOSjfmuala" show thht- the 'Itfpublloa'ne
are'baring's'hard time raising funds for
i^uine. ??1 ' ? -'?>
' ?tie President's veto of the Pits John
Perter'bUl wae received Irt'lb* House With
and the bill ? patobd' o?erihfe yeto,
B4publloans yOtJug with the Bemoorfcts.
?The whole number of rotes In tho elec
toral obllf'ge it 401J andlZOr'aro necessary |
to ths'eleotlon of Ibe President. ur these
fbtes 148 are ftntyk'lbe'Nortkern 8tales and.
JO? from the tfoutherp ^lite*. 1 V'
?A quack doc tpr has oomo to grief in
Oraagsburg. '*A; "white' *un named 'John
Yon claimed tote $ root (Jootor, and in tble
* Oapacltt aUenc).9 * * Ut'ile girl of Mrs. N. P.
Pantsler, of QoortbyyTowushlp, who was
jlokl^Ib'V?hiW gfew worse under Yon's
treatment aTddtbo mother1 finally called In
. Dr. Bateu, Who'found tBe oblld In a dying
. oondltion flroni Ybu's peouliar treatment,
hnd'SOdOnld do nothing. After the d*ath
Of the' eblld1, ? warrant wu issued for Yon
on tho'oharg# of malpractice'*nd bo was
treated anS lodged a" . ? ? ? T
4,1 -SK-Judge't; J. Muokey.lfc making con?
appointed to
M/Maokey,
*ical?amin
?n, tho oolored youth who was
yi?* Polpt by the1 1st* "W.
hat been rejtotedoo' the phy
nhtibn. and
proBoutfttioa of (be Bar*
i df '??Uberty Eullghtnfng the
*hs French Government; to tho
If " ' ? in-T^ ^FrldAy*
mw, u. nwrvwi umiod Stated Minister
to Franoo received the statue in the oimo
of-hU Government. - * '
1' ?Gnveraor ' UobLuon of Msssaohnsetti
, hastskued'o requisition on tha'U'ovorbor ot
Illinois' tot 'the" delivery ' of FrAnklln J.
Moses, oneo Gpreyne^ 6t 8buth Carolina,
wbo;;i H' ii ohhAed; by peYsooatlng one
Obtained fruin Thomas
Cambridge ibe sum of $81,
_ JBSteu"***? * *?
tv<jraor Clevolan'l wjli |jo one of three
?mmint reform' G^vcrrnors of NeV York
" jkominato'tl as president on
Uoh of tho legislature to the large number
of ixtmpuinur fvt?nv'Jury d lity as liable to
)mp4ir tpo ttsefutije* of lufry Inlaid."
?Oul 0fijj caso* ijrloti af the Juno Court
in Kdgefteld (here way6 20 cohvlbtlooe; IB
conviots go 'to the penilontlary, and ' ouo is
'^0 ho hanged' fot jpuriJeKon' Angujt 1 bt.'
?'WeBt point oadota are' taught how te
swim, too* t'o fesooe ft drowning ppfioo and
ge (lulbkesi* method of ro?Q<|ng tho" ap
rently drowh'ecl. ' Ip last ycir's oiaSo 'all
wsto uoabW'to sArlm a 's^rOko when" tbfcy
enierod' tho aeademy, but before' thei stfu*
jner oror/ 'oWot them OOuty' swltp a^foss
the Hudson^ (hvoo-qn^iIcrtt 0? fc' Wile, ahd
' Xi giyef two hundred niid finy
wXxpertiMon .of Now Q^
ioun'oed that tne manager!
>n have rtpprbpriaVed tjfty
if lAfainoun cWtnfl
'i^pltftSSSi
" The'head is missing,
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CAN#*#/#. JVJLY 9,
!,*i'?i i. 1 'I iwr
tJT/a purM?ii?0'or Ordering goods, or
favor on tk* pvbliahtr, ai xoell at the ad
verttoer, by alatlng that ydu' bcuo th* ad
vtrtt*nnent ffi' Tum K tiltMf AW 6ASKtnt; v I
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"THE UAZBTTE? FOB THE CAM*
" " '""pawn. ? ? - "
:rho enBiiliig political cnmpalBi pfronto
t?ec to )to one of inuvlt |.uterosfc efpoolal
ly lit left-ronco to national affairs, and
every voter lu Kershaw county should
keep hiiuaelir potted as to eypnta trans
pi ring. In order tp plttoo fho oujrrenp
iicwg cucli week lu ?very pook ni)d cor
ner of Kershaw oouoty, but mora e*p*c
tally to extend fy* circulation of Tf|p G*
ZKrrp, we propose po s$pd this paper to
all uew subscribers until November 10th,
J884, Tor the auin of Fifty Cents,
LET HAVE Ht'tyQOfcS,
The ujpetlng of Monday afternoon, 7th
Inst., in the Intorest of education in' t)d?
communjty yaa nqi jittered W lnrK?ly
as was desired, bqt those' tyrejcnfc' were
'ctuated by tho high n)otlv.e of1 devising
i feasible plain fqr' supplementing "the
two m)l} aifil poll tn?c.' 4 committee of
Ave waf appoint^ and nre to" import on
Monday next, the result oflholr delibcr
atlohs/ \Yi) trust' they will hit, upou
some practical and efficient soheme. *Kd
ucatjoij It? a necessity and' we aye pain-,
/ully lippresseij wl'tyt the wantofeftjclent
schools lu Camden." It la a'siidoommon-1
Jary on tho old town, and while we lioed
railroads, factories ami a bunk,' wo' ueed :
still more an Interest to be taken In ' the
cause of education. We citunqt refrain
from expressing our surprise and inor*
tlfloatlon at the refusal qf the requisite
number o. taxpayors at thq -meeting on
the 90th of June tq pnps the mlJJ Jtyjc.
But whatever inay bayo' been* the' mo
tives w|?loh governed' those who yoted
against It, it not oiff de?}to to revive
tbo'lsgue, but tq'suggest that tfiey show
tholr Interest |u tljo'pag^o of* educut|on
in this community by' giving a liberal
fud cordlul pupport ty' the' enterprise
now on foot, Unles? something Is done
the public funds, even putting them at
?M99> w|ll ?iq? be tno>e than' sufljolont
to run the whqoU ' tljree 'months. At
the expiration of ttjat period tho schools
>vlll be ^epeudqi)t <fn tbo i>ay system and
out of an average attendance of say' 130
scholar^ nqt mojjja than jffty pupils will
utteod, leaving about plghty' children
without ?iiy education for the bairince of
the session. T'ijls \youl<J be a calamity.
>Vj trust tl|at any plan wljlulj may be
suggested \ylll loqk'to the education of
all of the children,' and nqt to ? few only
whosq pureqta may bq aljle to contribute
to tjyl? fund. We aro un\y|lling to have
the ^vantages rostrloted to few pnly
and this fa a dlflfoulty which ptnrp# us'In
the face at t)jq very thr<Hfhold of'phe
voluntary contribution Arrangement, as
t>ropo?ed. '|'he white' ohlldrep J/i this
koutherii ooqntry tyust be ediioatej. 1 It
Is a jirlncoly'boon, aifd by ft'oiijy will
they be cnablci} to iiji)lntuln *tho|r supe
riority. It ]s a ^erlqtis question and
must be met )n tfie np|i;it of pfoitynthro
phy and of patriotism.'' 'pie future weal
jt?f tho country js <)epon(}ont QiV it pjore
tpnu on any otljqr' ideation' w||loh' pan
engago our attention. Ifot pnly shpuld
Individuals put their hands in tiiqlr pock
ets, but the Town should contribute to
if. ; Camden J?,-bj3 }o haye tlrstrclass
^P9
CONUHEtfS ADJOUllN$.
ThW body at)jqurne<} on Tuosday aftor
a Jong uni) prqtraotqd Mssjon. ' Its work
|s nqvjr i^ojbflre^ among thq things of the
past. As to bow eQectlyo jt wijf prove
tjine will show.'* This is a iujgo country
aijd tliq amount of legislation rc&ijlrpd
fqr ft la In proportion to )t? magnitude.
The peu^oQrata pontrollei| tl^e House ^ud
the Hopni^ll(;ans tl;q ^enate. 'The two
parties have watched jt* proceedings
w|th l)awk:l|kq qyei, ready fq pl^ flaws
iti whatever was dqiiQ by ^|ther bOdy, In
licooi-d^nqq \yitb tho jttlltfoA} algttiflofiiice
wliloh njljjiit bp glyeii to It. Ix>ug and
frjiltleea diacuaalqns <,if u yH!rIet y of tub
Jeqts wefo Indulgod It) and oa^ght |)M
ortnie of foup lft}j>ot;Unt matters, vli: the
^Iqxlcar) ponflon bill' the ^ll| for the re
pairing of tho IJeyy, tin) IJIulr edpoo.
tlonal bit) aix| the Tiififf moasures.' '
>Ve regretted tq' see the I'resldont's
veto qf tho b||l top tfierellef of Klt^t John
Rorter. gullant soldier has long
aougl)ttq Iihvo Juatlqq d^n>' him aiiU
when after a long afrqggl}? the'bj/l had
p^Md both Ifousqs, It wm returned wlib
tlio ^Uapproval qf the irrc^dent. 8uch
la human ^rttp. TJiq members jiave r?
ho^e, and |re looking but .'^r
their vtwnw for rppotation, 'm?
House of K?p^senUt(vpfl undqr'tl<o new
apportionment Is 4 h\H(* end with
thb exception of a few l??^|ug men the
avorago oongresstuitu Is bijt a ^all po
utqp In euoh a crowd >nd yet' M)ey all
loVe the position and wffl make strenu
ous etfbru to 00 baokt Whethel* thiy
succeed or not Wtllj/dopeudi upon their
i^eceptablllty and fklthfuleae to thelroou^
atjtimnte. ^^
VTv)f,?UULJIUJ ,i J,',
Tm u?| Pemoortt who filled the
presidential chajr was Buehanai^ who
#4 a hayholor. Tlldert. who got very
near M??lf the next lJetyoorat to flll that
olHee, wart jtlao a beobelor, ^nd now
'obwee CleVelaiiil, Who Is also a bachelor.
Now let the prophete speak. ,
outflow or THK PBKH8.
v tki-ittm* Mas 0?n?.
.'?'w X-JAlkee Reeorder.i
\ 15f M"1* *? <??**? whttt ?nl#M UIOM Hat
tngill* |>sstintsiestaefths Demoetraito pnr.
if an& of the fltaijl 41 hsart Ulk out bol?iy
in faetun?,'we wltf l?ooia9 a ooiimuoq ar
P?PP*ta,^daU.dano^b^j|)| polling of a
r,?
"^'"ilaeialaasaa^ aU?r that
tj to aptke thSaqn^'of
,jers. Lat.aa boa#, how.
rlbtlsia and aon4ftat|sm
l0u?%v*ri?o4Wtal ? <%
HafUotioa. |vv.
- *)sr#tar4 *r iba
aart this pramaiu^s
" ~ in erdsr that
ited upon
tors* than
nature u
they aleet.
.... _ Um Dtiub^
*UU are tbtf aupc*m% nMtm of the pgllU
?al sltuatloh lit u>l? State. It b?bm?i aU the
nioh) ImpOi.taui that Ml* rank and flfe.'ln
ftooo beoome * huge m*?*>in*' run 'only 1A
Interest of those who can got neer
enough' to pail xfhfi' Uvn and tarn ifje
?rank*. The' Igt* oony.enttyd' le sippiy
another illustration of the ftwllltywilU
wbtoh * oonVentlon c*b be managed by a
to* adroit and Industrious worlteire; and af
fqfda anottfer Wrgumeut to favor o/ the nu
odaalty of oxteudtng tho Primary ayatem to
tQoogreeelonrfj and aveo, ifpofcsljjle,to Htato
nominations. " Tbo'ebrewd ' wire-puller
knows thai jp a body of oop vsnieut sjse, liko
5 convention, all'that M noco*>*arr la' to' lu
uce afaw of-tbe ball weather* to 'take tho
leap, and the reat will joatle each ether' In
tjieiranxj^tf to follow. Bat wL?n It oomes
to a nvro before ttie cMlre party, the situa
tion In1 su0olen}iy biodiijcd io" luaure at
least a reasonable ^ount fit Individuality
jtbd aonsjderatlen. ?
The Cotton Supply.
Nrw Yohk, July a.?1The total visible aup*
ply ofootton for tho world la 2.173.288' bale*,
of which 1,817,788 hale* are American, against
bales and 1,661,081 bate* respectively
last year. KocelpU of dolton at all Interior
towns 6.212 bale*; tocelpU from plantations
4.0S5 baloy. t;rojf la algVl 5,(Ml ,V*8 bales. '
" ' '?fv? rr '
TUp Mpuclieater Murkot.
Manchk>?tku, July 4.?Tho Guardian in
IU? oonvnte ratal urifclo *aya: " Business Ik
moderate. Prices arewolI supported; ' Tho
strong cotton market increaaes the* firmness
ofsollera but the supply of yarn a and goods
being sutRclent, merchants are not1 dlspoaeu
to anticipate futuro-wants. The atiMlco at
ijurnloy does not a (Toot prices or demand.'
CIRCULAR.
Tl>e Fifth Session bf the Hontlt Carolina
Rtate Normal Institute will bp hold at Wof
ford College. Spartanburg, R.O.. beginning
Tuesday. 16U) fyly, and end I t>g Friday. JGth
to the regular con rue .>f instrue
tlon,lectures or addresses may bo expected
from distinguished speakers.
All the exercises ot the InntUuto, including
attendance uppp lecture*, eta.,1 will be rrcc
of charge.'- Toarcher* or Kershaw County are
oordltflly InVlteu to attend.
This Institute Is held undor authorltv of
fitate law, and Is authorised to confer Ce.
4ineate*. qualify in* persons to hold posltlonb
fcs te&ebers Ih this Biate for one. two or threo
tears,' without further examination; and
also, on the oompletton of o three.yeara'
course, a Norinar Diploma exempting the
holder frain ? further examination durjng
Ample arrnageraents will be made for tho
reoeptlon and accommodation of teaohera
and others attending the * Institute. Oood
board eau-he had at 14.00 a woek.' Tcaohora
are'jMjquestcd to bring toxt books, ma
tlonery,eto., will be proYldod' on most fa
vorabfe terms. '
i lied uoed rates of travel have been offerod
by tho Kallroadxof the Utato.
? xli* surest way to Improve the schools U to
fnorease the effloieuoy of the Teachers.
" ? ' < ? JOBL HOUGH,
JU 8 It E<jhogl Coip'r. K. Co.
CIRCULAR.
The Btatc Normal Instltuto for colored
teachers wlM be In se?slon n-om the 2nd t*
ibe 81st of July in 1 onlldjugs of Claflin
IJniVersJty', Qran^ebmij, 8. C." *'
Undei'tho law'tlis'Faculty of tho Institute
have authority'to issue gertlrtcaLcs to teaoh
foi'one; twoand 'tbfoe years''!n 'tbe jiubllo
sobo^ls of the8tate, and also Diplomas ox
emptlngfrom further examinations for life,
to tntaf yrho'Mfif puss' pat)**fivytory ^xaml
nations at Uie 61o$o of thoit6M|on, upon the
oourse < f studies' profcilbed by thp Qtate
Board of Sxahilnoni. '
Tuition wilt'bo free. Board at low rates
pan be obtained In tho Clafllu ' buildings and
in the i9Wn'or6riingeburg; and' may1 be s?
eured in adVanoe by applying promptly to
the Sobretary, Prof. W. L. Bulk ley, Orauge
burf, SiC. " ' " 1 ' "
' Heduoed rates of travel have beon pffcrpd
by the Railroads ol the Btate. ' ' '
? ' "JOBL HOUGH,
Ju 8 tf 8eh. Cora'r. K. Co.
JTotico,
Prof. A, D. Krliohor, qf IJaltimofe, w)lj
bo at Caib^eu/t}. C., ibe last part' of ihjs
monih for tuning and repairing Pianos and
Organs. ' Only tirst-olaas work will bo done
and eatisfaoilon guaranteed. . Orders may
bq left witji W. L. Arthur. ' jijly8.'
AHDIIi A. NBT.80N. I.HVYIS A, NKr.HO>f
g A. NEJLSON Sf, CO.
WHOLR8AI,K DbALKR8 IlJ
BOOTS AND SflOKS,
. NO. 23 HAYNE STREifi'f,
pHAWiSTOIf, S. C.
Apl.'l yt.
HAY.
One <utr1o?4 of bp*} TJrriQthr lUy for ntle
by Hi BAUM. f 1 ' ' '
ADOPTED
THE
SOTTE BOABH OFEttUCfltnOH
5,10,15,25,30
CENTS >
pEST*ND CH^^
Spellers 12 CentS.
FOR SAL? EVERYWHERE
jhiiMiui)S|?i .? I,,,in ? ijinf 'i^1 <,
pr. John W, Oorbott
Physician and Surgeon,
<mh .? ?*?lb ??.<,
?mmmm
NEW
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5~:: v'.-jj',' *,?&>?> ti hjfjyZ #. ; ",?']
?;Q: .v-r
I J\a*?just received and opened up the
handsomest Jino'of Ladies '"
aooDS]
*H ?Vi*'-??
FQR
SPRING end SUMMER WEAK
That can Jb e ftund any whore. They com
prise ulj or M.o jlAtest and most fashlonnble
designs. aad'lh'o ladles will be nurprlsed to
learn how ohcap these goods are being s?ld
?almost given away. My stook of
" f IIB,
ANp OTIIPB
Fa^ey Articles
Are unsurpassed. The ladles are earnestly
requested to come and see these goods, and
wo are saiisfled (hat Ihey will be charmed.
I hare also opened up a largo Blfck ol
ready-inutjo
.1
Clothing
For Men and Boys. Wo con eult any one,
both in material and prioo.
A very large assortment of
Of all kindp fqr Men and Buys.
Ite sure ^nd gall soon und S99 what bar
gains 1 can give you! ' '
R. M. Kennedy,
FOR SALE
10,000 Bushels Choice Whlto Corn,
4,000 Bmthols Cljoloo Rust I'rqof Heed
1 BOO "AI.KS KARTRHN, WK0TKRN
l"wv ?ud i/?rj,U Itlver Hay,'
A. BEQUK8T,
A uuton Stroet. Cli ARLEHTOtf, 8. C.
*.%?QHI8T nna MK.VL MunufUciurod Dally
FORECLOSURE SALE.
Liddell & Co. ya. U. A. PateaudC. P. Polo
By virluo of the power apd authority oon
forreil upon its in the deed or Moilgage ex
ecuted lo us by II. A. Pate find C. i'.-Ptiie.
dated April 12th, 1$88, and reoorded in the
otfiso of the Hegistor of Mesne Convcytrioes,
for KershAw oouniy, book J. J., pngos52 to
64, we will offer for sale, at publio outory,
beftfre the Court House door, in CaiLden,
8. 0., during tho legal hours of sales,' on
the first Monday in July'next, the Mow
ing desorlbnd property : Oqp traot, pleoo or
parcel,of land, situated lu the oouniy of
Kershaw, and State of South Carolina, oon
tnlhing one hundred and seven (107) soree,
more or less, unto the said II. A. ancj 0., f .
Pate belonging i bouoded norm by lands pt
tho estate ofitlobard Outlaw, deceased:
east by lands of J. W. Stokes, south by
lauds of J. II. Stokos, and woit by lands pf
B. J.- Hall, ^
One mouse oofnred mare piulp (subject to
a prior raorigigo.) f
Qqe Neblet and Uqodrloh 45-uaw Cotton
Mil?
One 12-horso power Steam Knglne, com
plete witli all its attachments, (ou skids,)
ptjewumbe* one Saw Mill, complete with
%ll its attachments. .?
n ^??.4?',,rioh ^roular Saw, 60 feet India
RflbUfr Belting, 10 itches wider one Bobs
Cotton Press;
. Thrifts otfsh 5 purchaser to pay for papers.
? _ wdd/iX&co.;
t. .o ilP ^ Aii'y.
juueif ftds. '
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SHERIFF'S SALE,
J. D. Dunlap, as ^dm'r, Plaintiff, J
James W. ArrnrilR, Defondant. }"**
J. IJ. Dijulap, a? fttp'r, Plaintiff, \ ]
vs, Uipa.
James W. A mm Is, Defendant. ? J
. Under and by tlrtuo of executions lodged
f 01 toy offioe to the above net lofts, I will of
0*r for sale, at publlo outory, In front of (I e
hourt House In Osmdeo, whhln the lemi
noure of sale, on the first Monday In jSly
sexi, all that tract of land situated in Ker
h*W county, Stste of South Carolina, oon<
(aiming font Hundred (400) acres, more or
lett, bounded by lands of Mrs. 8carboro, R.
Bojftlp, James Reynolds and others. Lev
led on and U> be sold as the property of
Jtmes W, Arranti at the Suit of the Above
named plaintHfo JOHN LOBV, /
June 18th, 1884. g, g, o.
Goisenheimor & Watkins
DtAMRS IN
GHQcjcmxs.
LiQVOMS,
TOMmccOt sc.
We beg to oall attention to the f*ct that
we htve constantly In store *
FULL LINE OF GK0CERIE8,
which we offer to customers at as low prised
as oun be obtained ?ur storo in Carnde*.
- Oar stock of
IjlQUor?y
Liquor?.
(? of the best brands and are worthy the
ttieutfon of the publlo.
Jfir?pe sure to glvo us a oslf, as wo ere
?aiisjcd we are able and willing to p)*a?e
jron b?th in quality of goods abd prices.
fieissnheimer & Watkins.
An. W-if
II
. v> '?v.w
Owaw?
??..???
Wbjr n?.v and freeh arrivals of rood*
I. M. J$m?th
The undereigned b?g? jr??P?ctfullr to o*ll
he attention of the rentier* of The Oasbttb
o the excellent stock of gooeds now in
it,ore ?ud constantly arriving. ' "
Id
Ladies Dress Goods
[ offer upcolal bargains ;Jh.\ving ay nlcp a
iuo as oau bo fout^d Id Oamden,
Ia
G lptliing, Hats,
Boots and Shoes
[ am prepared to compete with the quality
?id prices of those who claim to be the
ml/ Clojhing and Shoe dealers ia Camdeu.
Id
Groceries, Crockeryware,
Hardware, Harness, &.C.,
I ohftllengo oouipetition.
'It would be welj tot purchaeers to
oall and examine my extorsive and varied
??ook before buying.
t&Tl don't pretend to make a BLOW,
but I am prepared U> ofiejr inducement* to
purchasers.
Ij, *11, SMITH.
Progressife and Profllatile Fanning
" Hcquires the use of
IMPROVED MACHINERY.
Having the agenoy in Camden for some
of the bust Maohinory maijo. wp are prepared
to fill ordem for
CHAMPION REAPERS,
MOWERS AND SELF BINDERS,
HARROWS,
- PLOWS,
HORSE RAKES,
CULTIVAT0R8,
and all kinds of Farming Implements.
As to the superiority of these implements,
wo refer to''Pr.* P. L. PeSttussiiro, E. B?
Cant'ey, L. L. Clyburn, D. H. Jioykin and
many others
We are also agents for ROAB CART8,
eto.. manufactured.by the *'C" Cart Spring
Company.
We are still handling Corn. Hay, Bacon,
Oats, eto., ip large quantities, ^n<J pell ft
bottom figure#,'
W. A, Ancrum & Co,
?.? T ViUepigu?
Besides offering all winter goods at prime
oost, I urn prepared to sliow to all who oan
appreciate A iiA EG ).IN a fresh and selec
ted line u
Spring and Summer Ooqds
consisting in part of
DKY GOODS, staple and fancy,
8IIOE8, ALL KIN1JH,
^IATS,
NOTIONS, and
GENTS' FUJINISHfNQ GOODS,
A1?q a full lino qf
Family and Plantation Supplies
An inspection is oarnestly requested
before buying.
P. T, VUlepigue,
H. M? Parker,
House, Sign and Ornamental
Having located in Camdett, begs leave^ to
?olloit huiloem ip bjtf lino.
Op-Refero to P. W. Bldredge, R. M.
Kennedy, 1>. 0. Klri$ley, W. M. Shannon,
and other*.
crqet my prlcp* before giving oat your
work.
t&"fe*Uomlning And frejooe Woik ?
UTOrder* left *f the drag store of Dr.
C. J. Dunlixp yiil he promptly attended to.
1 'I'M * " * " ?>??' ? " ? " " "*? V
Tomatoes.
81b Cane of Tomatoe* 15 eente, 'J Cans for
25 cent* ?t i W. A. ANCRUM A CO'S.
NEW CROP MOLASSES.
Mew Orleans Kanny and Medium grades
For **le by ' W. L ARTHUR A BRO.
Genuine German Kainit
\ND OTHER ritTILIICM.
?? Tone genuine German Kainit?dl
reot importation und all Other ffertilUer*,
for sale by
HERMANN BTJLWINKLR,
Kerr's Wharf,
deM ObatUstOb, H, 0.
A. R, THOMIJNHON,
Manufacturer of
HARNESS, of Hvrry DrMtiblion,
SADDLES. BRIDLK8, Ifrro.
MoO. SADDLES, Nivr and old.
Importer* of RngMsh Raddles, Steel flit*,
Spur*, Stirrup*, Bto.
Faotory and **le*room 1R7 Meeting St,,
?ep ify CHARLESTON, H. 0.
. 11. >i I ii !^ni 11.1 i
J. BLAKE STEBDMAN,
RKI'KRSKNTIMO
KNOOP, FREERIGH & CO.,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
iMiie* Kiohango on Olmrleston. ttuys
Cotton at highest cash price*.
ni^Office At D. W. Jordan A Co.'*.
J; * ' '
T .Connors,
Attorney At Uw,
jfotjrcs&r**, 8, cf
Having mnmad.tbe practice a/ the Law,
I w^U be pleaaed to im my old obeou and
frlebde at ?y offloe in the Review building.
Jfyb. SI, V6H. * . .
At ton t i (t0 < ion j: ,
All jfbo plant want freah and reliable,
aeeda. jLdkherefore, beg l.W*7P to call atten
tion to thfc favt Jjiat
MY 3T0CK
-OF
Byist's Popular Garden Seed
J8 ENTIRELY
NEW AND FRESH,
And there is no eueh word aa fall with thego
seed 1/ seaaojo is favorable.
25 Years Experience
JVnrranla this statement.
The following is a partial lift oflji.e large
variety keptt
i CABBAGES,
I COLLARDS,
GllEEN GLAZE, BEETS,
RADISHES,
SQUASHES,
TOMATOES,
TURNIl'S,
OKRA,
PEAS,
BEANS,
? ONION SETTS
and EARLY GARDEN CORN.
?ALSO?
REED'S FLOWER SEED.
Eon Sams By
DR. FRANCIS L. ZEMP.
FEED, SALE AND LIVERY
STABLE.
Having leased the commmodjous STA
BLES attached to tho DeKalb IIoubo, 1
am prepared to furnish outfits ia the jyay of
BUGGIES, I'llAKTQNS, &<?.,
for plosnure drives.
HACKS atUod upon the arrival of all
trains.
. I am l*o prepared to do hauling of any
kind.'
D&jrl also keep on hand a f?ll line pi
HARNESS, BDGGIE8, & WAGONS,
wh'oh I oan afford to sell at lower prices
than any other person in town.
I will have oi> haqd throughout the sea
son a )ot of
HOUSES AND MULES,
purchased spooially for this market. Buy
era wilt find it to their Jutoirut to oall on
me before buying.
Aug Q \J, W. H. 0LMS. Agt.
BROWN
Deposits on tbo tpeth and near the edges ot
the guns are removed with a few applica
tions of WOOD'S ODONTINE. It aweetoofi
the breath, hardens tbo gurus, and withal
contains nothing thioh can by apy means
injure the enamel. Try a box. Sold by
DnjggJsJ*. ' " ? W.C.FISHER, "
)VijoU?alo Agent,
Aug. 16, ' Columbia, S, C.
A Rare Opportunity
To invest Is now offered by tbQ pals of one
of the Pi pest Fujrma in tho
IC
,04 of the Sky.5
FINE FARM in the Beautiful Valley el
the PltENCH BRUaD, containing 2^5 aores.
Splendid Meadows. Farm in high stale
of cultivation. Moat convenient derange
ment of Modern Farm Building. Farfn
stooked with Fine Cows and the VJ?RY
BEST AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY.
Only two miles from the county seat.
CUurobes and good sohool near by.
Address
J. A. Forsythe,
May 16 -tf. BREVARD, N. C.
DeKalb House
J. N. Nicholson, Frop'r,
&.HM9BJV, &. C.
J6F"Newly painted and| |re-furniNhod
throughout.
gQrTablos best the Charleston and Cam
den markets afford.
HTHaoka nisfct all trains. mar 6
Kennedy & Williams,
pro Insnrancc $ Collection Aients,
H. o.
fS^The undersigned have this day form
ed ? copartnership under the Arm name of
Kennedy A Williams, for the purpose of
oppduotlng ft. . ,
General Fire Insurance
AND
Collection Business.
Representing the following strong and
well known Companies i
OKORQIA HOME, ,
HOME of Now York,
COMMERCIAL UNION, of London,
LIVERPOOL A LONDON A OLOBE,
NKW YORK UNDERWRITERS,
GERMANIA,
NORTH BRITISH k MERCANTILE,
CRESCENT, of New Orle?*e.
And *re prepared to write policies upon
Dwellings. Stores, Merchandise, Mills,
Cotton Gins, and other property, at our
rent rates j
B. 0. KENNEDY,
D. R. WILLIAMS, Jr.
Change of Business.
Having this day sold my entire Insuranoe
business to D. R. Williams, Jr., I cheerfully
reoommend him to my friend* and former
Rtppeotfally,
WM, OLYBURN.
customers. Very
Febrnary 16th, 1B84. tf.
SENib POX PRICE LIST.
McRLKKR*8
JEWELRY PALACE,
King Street,
Oharliston, tf. 0.
Largest Stock, Lowest
Prlcee in the 8outh.
Repairing a Speciality.
Send me your
Deo. 18. Watchei,
e=s^asgsagggg^^i - ? "? ? " -
M. H. SIMMONBS & GO.,
i-DULHt
ST&&&W &JT0 FsiJfer
GROCERIES,
provisions,
Flour,
Fruit,
Produce,
{few Orleans Molasses,
CH OICETEA,
Heckers $ jl f- Raising Flour
CHEESE AND BUTTER.
Our Maorta)9ct of CONFECTIONERY Is as large and complete ?s any in town.
V9BM9&-AMB SEQA8 $
CP FINEST GRADES.
Satisfaction guaranteed at all times, or money rcfu;iilo(|. No presents given, but full
value in all goods.
W F. PERKINS
ANNOUNCES THE ARRIVAL OF
?fl JYetv Stoclc of* Groceries*
JAquors* WUnesm Tobacco Ac*
The unprecedented rush of business at our establishment makes it neoegsary foy tyt tp
be constantly In rcoeipt of New Goovls.
-V~'1
*
?Mi/ JLiQnor Department
Is always supplied with the best.
The "Standard of the World" and "Golden Rye" are late addition to my stock.
W. F. PERKINS.
FOUNDRY, 60x214 Feet. MACUINK SHOP. 50x2fi0 Feet. BOILER SHOP, 40x120 Feet
George H. LQm"barcl cfc Oo.?
FOUNDRY, MACHINE AND BOILER WORKS.
ATJO-USTA, - - Q-EOBO-IA.
BUILDERS OF Engines and Boilers, Saw Mills, Origt Mills, ai)d all kinds of Mill
Machinery of the latest improved styles. Shafliug, Hangers. Pulleys, Gearipg and Jour
nal Boxes. We have a large assortment of Patterns, Sugar Rollers and Qin Gearing.
DEALERS IN Engine and Mill Supplies, Circular Saws, Files, Cummers, Swages,
Globe Check and Safety Valves, Whistles, Gauges, Steam Pipe and Fittings. Babbet
metal from 10 to 40 oentu. Belting, Lacing Rubber, (Temp, Soapstone and Asbestos
Flicking, Oil and Oil Cups, Wrenches, Emory Wheels, eto
AGENT8 FOR Eclipse Double Turbine Wheel, Kerting's Universal Injectors, the best
made. Bradford Mill flo'a. Portablo Mills , Nnrdyke & Martnon Co's. Plantation Corn
and Feed Mills. Atlas Engine Works and Krle City Iron Works, Portable and Stationary
Engines. Kunkle's Pop Safety Valves. Cloud' Crook Mill Rooks.
Iron and Brass Castings, and all kinds of Repairs promptly done. We cast every day,
and are working abeut one hundred hands.
? ? r
Conaree Iron Works,
COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA.
IMPROVED
Circular Saw *11 ills.
SIMPLE), CHEAP AND DURABLE.
*
We use tljp oolebratod Friotlon Feod on all our 8aw Mills. We use the very best ma*
erial in their construction, and spare neither labor nor expense to render ihem as neap
perTect as posMblo. We warrant all our work to bo well mado and of good material.
We would lino If yon would compare the following figures with those of other raanufao*
turos aud boo }f wo do pot sell'you a better t^nd larjjejr Saw Mill at same figures;
PRICES;
No. I ^1 ill. with 30 inches, Saw, 10 feet ctrriago $275 00
?? 1 ?? 88 '? 18 41 W6 00
" 2 " 40 " 20 %t 800 00
?? 2 " 44 " 20 " 826 00
?? 3 '? 415 ?? 20 ?( " 850 00
?? 8 '? 48 " 24 " 876 00
"4 ?? 60 ?' 24 " 400 00
?? 4 " 62 ?? 24 " 426 00
Extyft Carriage, $3 OQ per fopt. Thp fiboye mills onmplete to main b*lL
dco 1 ly JOHN ALEXANDUR, Proprietor.
ESTABLISHED JQ20.
Wilson, Childs & Co.
PHILADELPHIA WAGON WORKS,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Manufacturers of all kinds of
PLANTATION, city, freight, business, express ANP spring
WAGONS, TRUCKS,
pi^AYS, CAJITS, TIMBER >V{JEBLS AND WIIEELBARROWS.
ASHLEY PHOSPHATE COMPANY,
Oliarloston, id. O.
SMALL GRAIN SPECIFIC, a highly ammonlated and complete Fertilizer for Wheat.
Oats, Rye and all small grain orops.
AHUl.IiY AmR KLKMkNT, of superior activity nnd eflloleney; a very oheap j?nrt excol
Ipnt fertiliser for small grain, nso wliti notion soed or aWiblo manure tq supply Ammonls,
FLOAT8. of highestgrndo, produotof tho Duo Atomlxer.
ASHLEY ACID PlivSPllATK*1 OKNUINK LEOPOLDS HALL KAIJNIT.
AHIILF.Y DI880LVKI) HONKH. COTTON BEBD MF.A I,, sound and firesb.
A&.FOR TERMS. Illustrated Hand Hooks, Agricultural Prliners and good artioles on Ash
Rle^pont, Kalult, Float* and Peas, address *
The Ashley Phosphate Company,
Ap| Charleston, 8. C.
J. G. ROLLINGS,
IAOKNT FOIt
Stationary and Portable Steam Engines,
BROWN COTTON PINS,
WINN8IIIP COTTON GIN,
WlTli Prrdim and Condknsbrh,
TALBOT <fc SONS ENGINE'S,
MONARCH ENGINES.
SKINNER k WOOD ENGINES,
BOSS COTTON PRK88,
SCIIOFIKLD COTTON PRESS.
ITINDLKY COTTON PRESS,
CORN and WHEAT MILL8,
SAW MILLS,
SHAFTING and PULLEYS,
And nil kind* of machinery. Bo nuro
to o?ll and iwo my prioon Uoforo pur
chiming nny kind of ronohinery.
J. C. ROLLINGS,
Camijkn, S. C.
Remodeled and Newly Fnrnlsta).
JLaihatn House,
OAMDRN, H. 0.
Transient Board $2 Per Day.
Ample eooommodnUon*. TaMc nupplied
with the bent the mnrket afforda. Krory
Attention paid to the comfort of guenlfl.
Connected wi?h the Hoiiho In ? flrat-ol*?a
B<*H, wliloh U orderly kept.
llACk lo ftnd from the depot. F*rn 21
cenn each way.
Fe?d and Mrery Rtable on premise#.
8. B. I>ATH/\M, Proprietor.
OLD (186?> KBTARL18AED
Charleston Ioe House.
ALVA GAGE & CO.,
Markot, oor. Clturoh Kt., OharlMton, S. 0.
Import era and Bhipperii, Wholesale and
Hot Ail Dealer* In
X O IE3.
Ion pnokod for (he country n epeoialty.
loe by the oitr?loAd At epeolal rate*.
WturxM&r Movsm,
Charmiatok, A. O.
OKOROE T. ALPORD, - - - Manager,
Rate* 92 nnd $2 60 per Day.
This favorite Family Ilouae, under It*
now menngement, la reoommended for tba
nxoeltenon of it* otiUinn and hoftia-llka
oomfort*. It* air, and well ventilated
rooms have jiiM been newly oarpeted and
elegAntly furnished.
DR. T. BERWICK LEGARE,
T^TTUST1 ? ? I cam
JUJUJN -J- _L.CZ> X ,
OrAduate of the Raltimor* Collate of Den?
tftl Hurgery.
Ofiice?DaKALR H0IJ8B,
Entrance on Rroad Bl
w. n. 0iiarre. t. n. o'nmaN.
Chafee & O'Mirien,
WHOLESALE 011008118,
206 Eaet Ray Bt., CilARMtafOK, S. 0.
Agenta for Extom'i Premium Trenton
Craoker?, j* aug 10 ly
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