The Kershaw gazette. (Camden, Kershaw Co., S.C.) 1873-1887, August 21, 1884, Image 3
ey ordtriiHUtd (torn ta.ni.to! p. m!
/l?lon mail OtotfMiUtO p. m. Columbia
r. Conference
eveulna before each
wtlflome.T: Seats
, HHHUBDKRY, <fcO.-^W. K. N>1?0
. jf Buyino?J. BWtkoMteaUman.
NoyicS?O. a Halle.
1*1-8. A. AjrflatwjjS^ * S??{ .-|
tSPSfSSfiB /
seeds, Jill varieties,
School NotlcoT
^.tinjt. &ftoby ,f.'hlppm a echoo] at
w. Mhr?<E. A,, CMiininghaUt's residence
Monday, Bept. 15th. Terms moderate.
i ?s very rauoh, toj see. ? bapk
y Camden fit lew than sixty
is probable thnt a gentleman of
?TJ means, will,seise the golden
Drtunlty.
HimMon4sA.pt*
[I to. road the new advertise
tnent of this Arm which appears In thU
Issue. Already their store, i* being'
; stooked full or rhotoe goods and dellca
elos. IWt forget them.
firsjt ?hlpment of Sew Cotton,
r We understand that the;flrst stil pmeut
of new-crop cotton sent from Camden,
this 801I6DH was carried ?Jf onTucadny of
emsmmuT
Hoy JerttJt! , *
fltyle Braided.
Mk
? Baeb For ttimWie,.
The Arm of Wolftf A J .
sassfit ,tr?^M^3sjSj
/? Bloh fl&wo&itblei tftVtfore ttttiiy kept
by Mr. 8. Wolfe, We-wleH 8UCCCM for
both'> of thorn. (
>'i>"> i, i ^ '?? s < '?'?* ^'W -{J
Itewitrd Offered.
Ooyemor Thompson has offered a re
ward of $150 foi* tho nppryhcnalon and
vOnvlatlon of Ben <'?r8on,'#hol8'ohttr?na(k
with having murdered Rev. John G.
fl- 'U1
UiaduntcH.
Iti tlie oindul register of the 8.< O.
Academy #t Chiu'luston,. K?tv |
g a "pound'
if llnpi ?' So a
fr'toe HYitlotpntedi
6
nd the like waft never aeoi) befyro.
jj^ Hill, ahd produces
^he exposition at Now Orleans.
mW*
,<ipuntv .
throe mf!
recently erected a chapel In which reilg
??'.'? iS&? ^!.,W,'l"r|J':
The hnlldl >k has been completed, und
nolrtte. The publlo- la respectfully lln
& m
and tn overy oanipalKlf:
v could bo aocn on big
U daysdroMcd My;HU rcd tblH.
moral aevloea iwere3?oiatin the
p#l; vUuroh. an,d wete, atten4o?!
iflepeoiilc, very few Qf
WmMmWi
cit JpomicU last
>ntrao" was elosutl
eKi ' '
Mptyfiovel
^1 * 'i**- ? ./ \ ? " *' ' ?
mm*.
, noen and
* ,U^JK
*** Exp row
brlof;*xcatlo:i la
Mr. 0. n Girardeau is ? pending * f?w
Mr. C< Noelkeu returned from hit trip
to the up-country last Monday, looking
| little and hourly.
Mr. W. 0. Thomson hM gone to Spai*
tanburg on a short visit.
Mr. Isidore Rich is in Charleston this
week. *
fMr. B/a! I
time piut lias
of labor and can now be found at the
storeMr. P. T. Vllleplgue.
A Big Snnflower.
Miss Mumiu McDowell has sent to
Tax Gazkttk ctilee the largest sunflower
wc have .ever seen. It measure* <16
inches in dlaoieter.- ^
Conundrum. ?/> ?
Why do connoisseurs go to the Del
monloo bar when they want eomethlng
yea I ly good? Because they are always
certain to get tho very best at that place.
? * ; ?
You (.'an lluvo It.
'?My dear, what would I give to have
your hair?" 1s often said by middle-aged
ladles to ^oung ones. Madam you may
'hate Just such hair. Parker's llair Bal- .
sum will give it to you. It will stop
your hair from fulling off, restoro the
orlginiii color mid make It longi thick,
soft and glossy. ' " You need not stand
helplessly envying tho girls, i'ho Bal
?am la not oily, not a dye,bufcis an ele
gant dressing, and Is especially recom
mended for Its cleanliness and purity.
> ?'??>/;<. . " > m* >J<"\ ? *
For The Gazette.
A False Rumor. ? W
> ifn; havo heard that there
i? a niniiir in circulation In the country
that \ mil hiaklng the race for Auditor i,o
aid In thoolooljdnof another party.
This is wholly untrue und is the fabrlca
tlpn bf sdme bdiy-body. All tho Influ
ence, I possess, or \york that I may do,
In this canvita* will be for Barnea, first,
last and all thu time.
Qto. W. Barnes.
I..*' ..-t.'-i .
A BlgSnako Story. . -J
Rev. A. J. Stokes, WltlleOnhlsrounds
us Presiding Klder of 4he Sumter Dis
trict, met quito an encounter In the *ay
of ana ke-s I a lightering, Week before last,
in Sumter county. Ho killed a tiujfco
moccasin, from which were taken forty
Small snakes, about sevon Inches In
tength, each of which was encased in ?
separate wick, showing conclusively that
all snrtkes do not propagate by eggs.
These forty small snakes are preserved
In alcohol.
' t ? ? ? ? ,
Now Club OrgnnlKoil, ,
. A new Democratic club, la be known
as Belk Hill Club, was organised In the
Trapp Mill section, about two miles from
Antloch church, on the'lBth lnst. T. I
Davis wus elected President; J. M. Rea
sotiovAr, Vlce-Pres.; T.'^W. B. Smith,
Secretary. This club will meet on the
33d Inst, to elect delegates to tho county
convention, which meets uextThursduy.
The club, wfc learn, now his On1 Its roll
85 names, and expeots to have In the
neighhOrhood of 75 members by the time
it next meets.' . ?
llon>t Ulve Up Tel.
; It doesn't follow that patient will dlo
bcoauAethedootorshave"given him up,"
or .that he will . recover because they,
promise to Upull him throughIt fa
never toq.Jate to try the-virtues of
ParKer's Tonic. Mr. Michael Oullfoyl^
of Bmghamton. N. "If., was cured of
rheumatism by It after ton years Of un
speakable suffering. Mr. R. W. Moshor,
druggist, ot same city, certifies that he .
has sold over a thousand bottles of |
Parker's Tonio through Its roputatlou for
thlSyHtid other cures.
Mowing Turnips
feed that can be produced In inch great
abundance at such little cost, with sdeh
^little exertion and in so short n time lie
this root. crop. Turnips may be sown
broado&st, which Is the-mode generally
adopted. Superphosphate of lime seems
etomaUy, suited for turnips, and about
200, pounds to the aore will not only give
them a vigorous start but carry them
through the season so ?s to produce n
good crop. '
^;<ii
ma wury vuiumtneiouerji last aionuay
drow tl^e l^tlt Jurors to serve at the Sep
tember term Of Cburfc for this county.
They are as follows:
waMii
8:
VI Oj.L.
ok Alexander,
,;|??*o b.
a.N.HnmmomMr
w$F.
Ifonry 0.
li|?
LeWUM. Truest,
Frank
W.AMKione?.
T. O.DoBow,
John C. Wliltaker,
r,
m
John 'Albert,
Sollll Qlto, i ,i ' n
mms>
g& KXi,
K. B. (;?p<3n?, J
psEr
8. A. Vlncenti,;* . 1
?f<?. QooUftM.
w I
?Bi vln I>pn?fl^/',' ? j'l
mm;
J, A. McDowell, 4
A. O. Johop,
DHnlehM(CK?kUU> I
life"'
n.
gentlemen died ?t luka, Mlw., on *Sdn
duylMM. Ho W?B n netlvo or Celt ad*
ho fcMino South on nfccrtnht of IiIm health
end Joined the South (Jitrollofc Confer
?new. For two ?Mr? he wne.e member
Of tihe Memphis Oonference, bo) W?U ?f
For two vertM ho w*i * member
I T. Memphis Conference, but wn? irtV
terwarda tranefermn bnok to the Mouth
Caroline Conference. < He wmi at one
tlnie the peatoi1 In charge of the Metho?
dUtt.hnrch In Camden!. ills lust hp*
polntment In ihlt Stato wiw at Abhovtlle
CoOrthouae, He waa stationed there Inat
active work of th$ ministry. About
tht& ttMmth* **?* Ki liniillli M"
family, to Ink
die*), m nirf*tlj HPHHPHPII
The new* of Mr. HaiparVileaXh wlff be
he n I'd with unfolgnedregret by eU - (ho
clergy of the South Orpine Conference
find t>y hotts of friend#, thmnghoiff thin
Wat? who kftW him end toved him., Mr.
11 hi per wen considered one of the llheet
preacher* In the SduMf Cetolln* Conf?n
???HllPlll
I CJUHlldHtQ-Uj
-Exolting; UttiM Inf
?8mM ?W<jfvU 4 <>'4 l/V
-Peer may now belled; that 1# i(:
the hunter cmihil then^-y..,
?Camden's first b.ilo of now cotton'
will likely arrlv* litisxveeki'T. yft,.w .n^v
?There It some talk of painting the
woodwork of tho Cohtt HpjSe. . ,
?Job printing Of ali kinds neatly and
promptly executed at this ofllce. ?
?Don't (all to at tend the medtln& of
Vote for ? tho moet1 competent t men
for office, Is the only udvice we can give.
. ?In Abbovllle th<*y" qell granulated
sugar at 7%" <5ent? i>0f poh\idT>y tire bar
w ' ' ? ? ?????>?.ii ?
?In Columbia the hack or omnibus
fare to or from the depots la only. )0
cents. ? - ?
?There is an unclaimed iettcr' In the
Columbht postoffido addressed to.Glbbs
Carter,'1- ' ? -.??>
?There are twenty-nine' regularly
organized Democratic clubs In Kershaw
I county*,. t ..
I ??Tlie New Orleans Exposition will
> last front December. 1st, 1884, to June
1st, 1886. ' rrirr "? ' ^
U .u.' ii> $ \ < '.> j I
?Everybody should plant, plenty of
"Fall turnips. Now Is the tlnlo. Manure
the laud well. ! ? " ?
?Harmony Presbytery will meet kt
Centre Point Church, Darllugtou>'Couu?
ty, to-morrow.
?Democrats of Kershaw, rtmeivber that
the County needs first*cluss County
Commissioners. ' '? \ .
' ? ' . ; .I ? : h
? ?Let n colored Democrat .be, sent to
Congress from the Black.District of
South-Carolina;'>r. :'j uh< ?< l?; ,?
?: ?Work Is" being done totau-ds lm-'
proving* the roadway Just across the
Watereo.Bridge. : ,, . . >,*:
?The first bale of cotton will now ari
rive regularly throughout (ho country
for several woeka, \i' <. ?
? ?The com oi-op of this vicinity: Is thd1
best made tif.mfeny years, both 'on tho
river and high lands. ' '
/ ? Prepare to nettle your dues, to'this
office, and don't wait to be dunned for
the money. We need it. ' '
r>\ . 7 ??;; ?,J; i -0
-Oii$ of. the ^Oldest iiiliablt/\nf b 'J en Id
wfe might lo?k for frosti Inst weekbut
lie didn't ftay; W6;could see It. < , .
:,;J. -^Phe buildlhg aud'loan associations Of
?Augusta, Ga;, Mre putting teir thousand
dollars a month In Improvements, i ?'
?There is a probability thaMhere will
be much'business be(Wo. the Court tit th?
September term. Tno lawyers are bd^y.
?The weather last,week was.too oool
fprcottoHti( We notice that; the plains
have turned quite red lu tho, past ten
>,
.?Columbia has made another advance
In clvilitatlon, and her-omnibus lines
now haul passengers Irdmtlle depots at
ten eeuta apleco. - > .v....*
?Tho Board of County Commission
ers are the most important officers to be
Olectcd lu Kcrshnw Comity.' See that
good Dion avo selected. ' / ?
?Kershaw county is cntitle<I to three"
representatives Irt tho Legislature. Only
three .candidates are in tho field; so they
will have a "wu)k ov'etf,"
?The authorities of many of tho small
towns lu tho West are forbidding women
$o wear Mother Hubbard costu'mes in
public, alleging that they are indecent.
?Now cotton will make Its appear
ance In Camden In a few days, and the
collection of a dollar or tWO at tills office
will become once more a joyous possi
bility. - . ?; <h. . -i. hi ?<V
?M"r. J. K. Blackmail, formerly on
tho staft" of the Ne\oa aad Cout'let, Is now
devoting his tlibe t6 tho MAson' Cotton
Picker, lie has a largo Interest li^'tlie
concord.
-Mason's cotton harvesters llk,elY to
prove success.^ 4f itdocp It will, create
-The only salvation for life ts to dl*
versify 0?r ngrloulture with a, variety of
orops *?d with, stook raising* A Arm
that dtH's Npot support itseit Is a wero
sham H<>4>P?"?t?nc^ ; - ! ; i
?All sorts Of fancy, cooling and in
vigorating drinks can be had si the Dtel
mouico bar; such ?s mint Juilps, milk
punches, 'oocktalls, whiskey punches,
toddles, sllnga au^ SmHsiiors^ v >'<:?
?We understand (hat ariotlie* petition
will soon bp seftt to the board of county
ooihmtsslonere, nsklug that a publics road
Mi opened ? ~
nre ftWto produo^
" * nit
ere; asking turn apuonc roan
S lending 'from the- AtObloy
i Wateree, to iho brtd^ei^ '1'
'dbg days" nre quito prod na
tive of Crime,Or unusuid .ferocity In nil
parte of thd country. Om; exchanges
are dally laden with Snhounwnrtents Of
the most helnouaatfocltlus Imaginable.'
Vf-Miv.J. M. Hsckey Is building up r
good ti'mle In bl? lino. He 4a fan eueiv
etlo workman, and de**rvoa WVPW. If
yon wanta 8ubat?iiiii^?<d nwvr <wt of
harness matyi, or any hiirocss-reju<
ting done, cull on jHnr^ey. ,
?Personalities ahonhl not be brought
Into a political canvass* If h man oan
not be eleoted or defeated ou hU fkneee
or unfttneaa for the oillce to which he
nipliws, then (he rlgfft of suOV?go la h
fin co and ought to be done away with.
oilier people dldn*li ' A, 1\ fttewktl #ahl
that If he had to start life with que hun
dred dollars. he would pnt (\fty of them
In judicious advertisements; <*nd 8tow?irt
Wat no sardine. -t.Mm.y <%\ '">? >'
' i , ,
-?-Thero la many a man with a fine
classical or bustnos*,,education. .vainly
seeking f<>r broad, but v>hoover saw an
* * "J" irir ' 'Ui^fili^^taaa en?
hllJrttjlx? Ahy
igh mechanic*) od
uvmiwii, v? uiauiMijii *IU1 WltO l& OUt Of
work and nnabte to lfaCcood In the world
la Kicking In something, for' the world
ha* need of such mah every dfcjrJ and a
place for them to fill.
--Now; that a great deal of Interest Is
bolng taken throughout the country; In
the New Orloana World's Kxpoidtlon wo
ask attention to the advertisement In
thli Issue of tho favorllo passenger route
wostward from Atlanta, Uie Georgia IV
clflo JtallWrty, via lllrmlnghuou This
routO offorsgteat Inducements to travel
ersj and parties contemplating a trip
Iweit should consider It* merits bofore
deoldlng upon another route. .
?Common baking soda Is tho host of
dl remedies In ease* of sentdssml hufns.
the turfnet) of
>n commoiiocs? It (s the best
Mon for eruptions caused by pois
onous IVV and other poisonous plums, ?s
nlso for totes and sting* Or ltt^wL;..,t u
Jin
on tl?o ground at
* Ion* ubie spread
. ? ttfrd ln< the front
with evt^.KOod'l
the Inner umiiI, which It would
, ka try to enuuiertttu here \ betddet
onade, lYultyineldns, Ac., luabuu
fW. i'ivrtX ,.-v)<T -?vy !! I1
wion vva? forced In the baok
?r;{fH *r.i.id-pm|(jre?,
ol<I enough, vvho^had ,fafj^ft/
struriientaf; ihdlfto.V H wa? H plejuaht
sight'to ue* so niany hnppy children
wItil bright J'ftce* niuA>vei* their ticadq ns
theyr'ttlml7 p:ist 'tlietr Intolerable grand
father. ? : ? .
.'After dinner Mr. J. D. 8haW, one of
the- few. invited guests. addresseU > the
qompany in a.pleasant little speech in'
'w|ilc|i'lMf narraUd.-ihoi. history of the
family jfaotfi their inurrlagu, 46 year&ngo,
to,the prwunfe time;,suiting that out of a
total ot>i2 descendants 40.were present.
One, their,llrst-botfu, had fallen In battle
Alh that ratal charge of Nclaon'a lhittallou
,at Drdwry'e' Blutl, Va.;' HnU nn iiifaufc
had died; '' 1 ' ? .
t Afror'Mr/8hliw., Master Simon Stoko*
made a patriotic little ?pecoh applicable1.
tto tho timos. i Tho young people nniueed
themselves in various ways until late:in<
the Afternoon, when tho company began'
to leave for tbolr liomee, all agreeing In
having spent a?very'pleasant day.>*'
. r x.
< ?ir .. ,' ln?*^, ? i > . ?
p "an**- For Tho (iasdtte.
ii Tbe Much Mooted Cnniballmn. t>
To the Editor of'The Gazette:?*'The rotuin
of the .few survivors of the unfortunate
prsely expedition, the aooonnts'of their
terrible sufferings from starvation, and the
sad circumstances cunuectod with their for
Joro oopdition, has been the the ibotne for
>apy.<opinineat* iuipflpora. throughout the
Stales.. fboro appears UX hayo boon n-dis
posi#^ to cpnimqpt vpry harshly upon the
4upp?nqd,?.(Mft of.fpflW.pl least of those who
held uU'tq what of .yttpliijr tfioy possessed
atlb> lastj extromit.y, to ] ffh^t' In wfipwy
lifo mayT)efbgld, obj^ptiopoble. But, Air.
Editor', are .(hero any raw'pnable grounds
Con ihoue'wlii'o.arb sorpnuy tfi'MpdempSay
what ilieir owrt iiction-woy'd have bfoti un
der' ^ orrelpondlng ?41 oirctmisfattceS? . Self
preservfction lis its% prime moflvo governing'
dll men, and if thatend it-: gained 'without
4rtfcferet?!ng tho ousioms of sooiety, (theHe
unfortunate men; were out ot the' limns ?>f
all aoeialtUf?i) should not those who have
tjeeni forced Mo resort U> extraordinary
pieaps,. t o Jfaina desired end, be looked on*
more generously than hns been tbe oascT '
Tbfi fyjt oompliflaed of biiB been ipdulged
?u hymen who'l^ave, b??n brought ? to. the,
ln?< extremity, qpd lots have bean oast to
debi4o ?rjb6'?Vould bo tho Vfstim saqrffiood
u 'Wli'^A11? the .victim 5ubm.ittoj;, Ia
the present case,there vr'as no takiqg of life.
!)(n(uro Had been (oioed.vto"yield lp. gaunt
itarvafto'drtthlah with lMkut' a?>a iKa A.A01
tuleiy necessary to su^tairi'thcillVes' of btfo
or more of the dead: man's statVlrir/^nfoVi
lunate companions, and they coulvl bring
theirminds to endure tbe terrible ordeal,
'for terrible it must be^) who! Was outraged*
Not tlie dead~he had passed beyond the
point; where wrong could be eudurech ? -The
relatives of the doad might entertain lobar*
liable thought and pass over Abe sad aot,
The. guardian of the. Lleptepaut'a objldren^
Whioso body was examined, or said :lo be,
doefli not condemn the aoty He says: "II
brought to suoh a phiut of starvation.' I
think tlio unfprtunaie> men Would, have
b?en entirely justified in d6ing?i^hey did "
That cPnibluslen snbuld be thjpope all should
come jo after a candid po&Miferdtlbn of the'
surroundings with Whfoh thfeae t^nforturiato
men wore' environed.
lieutenant Greely cr^ ^^^lunicR
any knowledge of <|ho of
being practiced bytho
if committed, it wall
eecrcoy. mUH
As th|
much tc
few Uet
where 1
t*?>rtf,
th4
h**e$j
dredi
9P
oaenc
these'
been*
a?
?Way]
til
Wovjj
?bPtt
tnarypfW
o<5uldjU0
the Wlsbit
have' ootivs
the Prlmar* pla
,?he r^eofutrons of
St MfajjrtR. at tbo1
imnmtfceWere
. The -fntriiei* a?>e Mrt the TffajArttyatL
sponld VO the vuHng pow*? of,the country,
but it seems as If thoy a*?i controlled or inw
floonnod bjf a few men who bav* tho gift of
making eloquent ?P??obes and beKfcrfae
qlinipted with tho ?'wli?f
rpllng,:f,?o-, whloh IK usually earri
at these ojjpvenilon*, iftt
who slta in the rs*r la too timid)to 1
*fc>tr
?lfcotl
w?0ltt 11
??nn
Opinion irf'tfr'ttallot bttf atiB.onAt 6
tpr oiif e>\oioi,';thui glVlfi3 belter Hi
tlon to tbe wholO'^pfe;' Tbeie fiw>' ..
well be dinUd, and without oasting a" INN
fleetiotf'ptf ifoy orte.^WW (and
thfnk up Hiltf Way) that W* ought to Mopt
ibe Palmary plan In nomlnatlng!>0wndtdat?a
for at least one titoe and: give *t a ftdvttlhl {
then% If 11 doe IT not workwell, /tell Jbaok on
Iho old plan. Most of Ihbr oountiel, have
adopted Ibis,plan and I think It gives g#
err f sat Ufkpiion. 1 Judge so frem the ft
tRey >tlU k(jeP jfe up, ? wMohjf. tbe best, p
dtrtice. that It work* we)l; We aro not s<
ll??b In ihe matter, and let it be as It mn,.
rrlmary or Hontentlon, wo will support the
nominees of tbe party Vet I think (hat
the will of tbp p#pp)p.should ba ?onsi(le'red
and the belt way to get at It Is through th*
I oluba of tbe County. The opposite, party
neema lo be lying vary quiet. I don't think
it Wotl^d jm/M
ter oTaM
2i!SV*it-""b>"
. . OooA.ioMAr,.
I >11? > ?!? "j
An (nipni'lrint Mnycinont*
Tho work now going on upon tbe fond
bqtwotiii Ut0 two oreeka Just below tho
llmlfa of the[t/>Wrt,(a ono' of imio4i lrrt
porianoo, Woi'k <vub Qpinmepml tbfro
Of) Hortfyy Of Ust nVooW, nn.l tlx- Im
urov^tnint Is nlrfeady rtnifo t^rcoptlhlo.
lite YOnd'W btf ng rnls?d fc'ct,
and when tho \vprk nlfnll ht^vo Won don?
pl'et<Ml It will nfiord an easy ttpproaoh to
t'nmdon dtirfng high water. We learn
thnt trisny of tho ?ltl?ena Ifvlng holtf*
town, whd have to travel this roncl m
ordor to Veaoli Osnidett, have subscribed
?? iv fund to enrrr on tliO tmprovompnt:
h^sltles? a suhsoripilon llst hns been st?r*
tod hi t'Hiudon to nld tlio project, u-,,
Good roads tiro oasontlai to tho prot*
porlty of ,?ify community, and Itjl^ a
aouroO of grailftiatlon to a?e that,our
County Commissioners aro wldo awaro
on ii,i? ??t>j?'t. , ;
t;s3sr?
Si 'iJr'*' ' "?'W W \' Wf-1T. *
i ygk}} h ^ t/l' /tjT btW<iital
AttentUa, Dtmw ?<le CluU t
Tba Prait<ianiofeaeb ?kib (u llu County 1*
itrfiUpi^K nam*
of Clftb, itau utunr or l'rv*ldec?t. tbe nfflrtwc
or uctu ?l /olers enrolled, (be
It l?wbnoluu'ly ?eoo*?ary thai Uilf matter
b? attended to without delay.
J. W. DkP.VH-S,
-r3'T^ y-skl's1
Rfcrtuivfentlon ?ftU* PwriHtfatlc party nl<
K#r?h?w Co uny ?? oalltni ??? rawl at the
Omrt ilnuso In Cuiudcn, t? C, Qu Um JKth
day of AUSUdt at 10 o'cloo * A. 41. ?Uarp. fOr
Um.iWrfww of upmliMli?v
county office*. C?mooiutio oiutis wJHiaV
notice. By ordtr UouniyT'K<wniU*? Oon>
inlttc?r ... ? J. W.t?*l?AfpH, ;
?fv* * ??*? County cbt^trmau. ,
? ? ? ' - " ??"?? ? (i f' i L : I
For TW Legislature,
'! Wf^?raothorl?Mfey .inai)v ft4end? of W
A. 4SCRUM to anuounoo his name as u
candidate for th? Homo or Representatives
In Uh> poxt Legislature, Aubjcct to the action
of tbe-County Democratic Convention.
? I hereby announce U> my friends, thee vo
ters or Kershaw oountor. that If I urn endorsed
iy the ooonty convention, I shall bo a eau
tdate for re-election to '<ho Ifbuae of ltdpre
scntatlvo? at the ensuing election. .'
Respectfully,
y K. MILLER BOYKIN. ?
' The many friends or CAtM\ L. I* CiYuuRN
aanouueehlin for re-ClocUon to tho liouso
;af Representatives rroiu Kershaw county,
subject to the notion of tho Democratic par
ty. Chit. Oityuuhn served hla constituents
faithfully tiud acceptably In thu luxt Let? I ma
ture, and If returned will still bo faithful to;
'the trdst repined In him.
? For Clerk of Court.
.T*he nainiwotfi. C. CLYBURN la prcaontod
to the voteraW Kershaw county for re-oleo
tlon an clerk* of tbn Court, subject to the no
tion of tho I>emocrutlo convention. Mr.
Clyburn has tilled this oftleo In a moat uc.
ceptahlo manner, and It hits been orten re
marked that no more ettlclest Clerk could
bo fbund In the Btate. Prompt, rollnblc,
courteous and efficient, he'wlll uudoubtodly
bo renominated to fill this Importaut posi
tion. Many Voteiuj.
! j . .. ? ' .
Potation In oflloo la adomonrntlc prlnolulc
rdcottnlrod by nil republics; thoreforq, with
out disparaging the quail tleutlons or others,
Z offer myself ns a candidate for tho oftlce-or
Uj.kkk ok.tiik Count for Kershaw Couuly.
The quesMbhs'of my qualification and fit
how lor the oftleo, I submit to the Democrat
ic electors. und will cheorfully abldw tholr
Lieclslou In thenomlilnlton of county ofllcors.
Very Respectfully,
F. MILLS HTKrilENSON.
1H. t ?* , ?> Hi- \ ?<
/ For Ootinty Auditor.
' A report is In olrcuiattoa (to what ?Ktont 1
do not know) that L will bo a cum ill ditto bo
lore the next County OotWonilon tbr the of*
flooof County Tronsurdr.! Huob ft report In
without rouiidutlon, I have never enter
tained any such Idett. , I am not a candidate
for any oljtce other than theoue I how hold
?that of County Auditor. -
if ttnhohtd.be the pleasure of the Conven
tion to andorae mo fob that ottloe. I will feel
Into no qnmblnatlon with any person or pni*
Rnns for tho purpose W defeating tlio will of
the people In oroer to obtuln ?nice,,
1 T?\*T a ?? if k. a: sill. .
Camden, J^ctly 10th. 1831. ? ?
u 1 respeotfUlly announce myself to the peos
pie. Of Kerphaw- oounty kk ft candidate for
Cdunty Auditor, subject to tbe action of tho
County Convention.
T' ' . JOH.N DOUY.
'f I announoe myself an a enndtda'e for en
dorsement lor County Aoditoh belbro the
cohuty. jOOnveutlon of Kerghaw. This t>tep Is
nt>t taken ,rat tho solicitation of many
friends."'riot* urged by "many voters;" but.fs
the outcome of my own wishes. If ?looted
'will faithfully dUcharKO tlio duties of the
?ffloe;and lf defeated, will not oomtvlnln.
OKO. W, flAJtNKS.
, For Sheriff.
t hereby announce lnyRelf ns a candidate
for Sheriff nf Kershaw pounty at the ensuing
election; subl^otvOf couple. t ?notion o
the County OrfrtVentlon or of the Primary,
Election, as the case may tip.
jfAMES L. HAlLE.
the continued solicitation* of numer
ous votert*. I oave neccded to their request,
ahd hereby Announce niysollasu candidate
for.Bherlirof Korshaw County at the ensu*
ng election, ... 3* E. C. McDOWEI/tj,
r i1? . ? * 1
For County Commissioner.
?XJ'Ifr. Editor?Please announce the name
Samuel b. Latham for reoiootion a*
?iv^f,onnni"sioncr. It.is understood that
fcthmn zincs not desire rc-elect ion,
? safe to Hiiy that the Democratic
If the county will Again Call upon
ll thin important position,
?k" . ?i ? Taxpayrbs.
Msdeoply Interested In hav
*ho county In goo<l end ex
^?Tho present board have
?ddous duties In a most sa ?
knnd we want to seo nt
them rotnlned In office,
wunce the nsnle of A. A.
Watoroe, lor re-olectlon.
|In watohlug-tbe lntcr
Taxpaykhs.
U.
imi&slonor.
pleaso announce
i?H as a co mil
lion of Hohool
He iu*?
Hoi en t
IfoswiY^S:
fAWYVj^KHI.
A
that
H.V' !?>
ft Uiok?t*p oiub. : '? IffiRlRji!
,;rj Flat rtrteli oinb, t i
?,1. IHllW will b#arae?tlhir nfn.i n,...,. ?.
/
Hatkey,
Harness-Maker. ,
?. i ? i I
A full Mook of Arst-olsse handmade Her-1
nets kept on bend, Any one desiring n
?et of hftnd-hmde burncio would do well to |
gWe me * onll.
Repairing done pwmfrOy and In * sub.
?untial mutine*, M. roAtynaWe prlees.
PleMe give me ft tr1?i and s?e if you ere
not well pie Med with the class of work I
jtorform
Shop In roep ef W. f, Perkln* t e?iranae
on DeKnlh street. J. M. HAllKKY.
July "A
yj \
FOB SALE
10,000
HoshM* Ohfcloe White Oor?,
4j QQQ Ijnshots Oholoe Itust Proof Meed
i 'boo. H?? jKsrim ^rtRm
n ijuten fJlroet, en AufwSoN,1^. 6.
*?>. nit I t>t find MR At, Manufactured Itolly
^*i.yi'iuy ?. L|LirL..'.|iJjji!uam!m!'j) \ n.11..1 .
fjt A ??
BLAKE STBEDMATSf
v, ' bbpursbntinq ,
KNQOP, FREERICH A. CO.,
I' ohmUitsu, ?. 0. . '
- ; Charleston. Buy*
? Issues Hxobdngo on
^ highest QMh
p^inoii'
5ftr^ACo,'i.
Have Your Cotton Ginned
Best Advantage!
Having purchased lb? STEA M- COTTON
OIK ami I'LANINO MILLS I&merly owned
by M. L. Champion, I wi prepared to fia
cotton promptly and at reasonable prices.
Thajpatrousge of the public if respectfully
solid ted. Tho Hull Giu, which we uw., U
one of the beft wade, and turns outaspien
did sample.
THE PLANING MILLS
Will be continued as heretofore.
MR. C. 'J. VAUOHAN will bate charge
of the business, and will be pleased to re
ceive the favors of hts Minus.
? t3yOi*e us a trial. ' '? ''
John C. Man,
?}:\y proprirtor/;
0. 0. VAUQHAN, Superintendent.
? Aug. 7. ~Itn. ? f-:
Geisenheimer & Watkins
, DEALERS IN
GftOCBillBS,
RfQrQMS,
i . rajiisteeo, <ac.
Wo beg to call uituiitioii to the tact .ihnt
we have constantly In sioro a
FULL LINE OF GROCERIES,
which we offer customers fit an low prices
n8 ean be obtnlheddt any store tu Ciimjon,
Our-clock of
Llcinora,
Xjlqinors,
Is of the'best brand* and art worthy tlie
attention of the public.
tHaHFsure to give us a call. as' we are
satisfied wo are able and willing to please
you both in quality of goods and prices.
Geisenheimer & Watkins.
an. 26-if
FRANK P. BEARD,
Auctioneer.
iSrOFFICE AT GAZETTE OFFICER
. CAMDEN, S. C.
' , J
WILL attend to any business entrusted
to him upon more favorable terms
than oan be obtained elsewhere in Camden.
(ST'Befox'e placing business in this lino,
call and see wnat'low rates you oan obtain.
SHMTEIBOARD OFEDUC/OTOH
5,10,15,25,30
CENTS,
Spellers 12 CentS.
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE
The Georgia Pacific Railway
Now Hliort Lino via Atlanta, Qa., nnrl Bir
mingham, Ala., to points In Alabama, M'h
alHSlppi, LculKtaon, ArkmiKiiH.ToxnH and tho
West and North-WoHt. The favonto routo >o
the World's Fair. Now Orleans, U'.. cum
inonoInK Deo. 1st, lRftl.'Doublo dally trulriB.
with .elegant sleeping cars attached; for
which tho low ra^o of Jl.Ot) lor each ^ootlon la
ohrirgnd?tho lowest sleeping onr ratos In the
United Btatc-a. Borths secured 10 days In nd
vanco. , - ?
*ar*3co tbnt your tickets rend from Atlanta
via tho Georgia PhoIAo Hallway and Mr*
mingham, Ala. For further Information
write to or call on ?
ALIX. 8. Thwratt,
Travelling Passenger A?orif.
, Atlanta, Ga.
L. B. Bkown, Qen. Passenger Ag't.
Birmingham, Ala.
I. Y. Baok. Gon'l. Hnp't, Birmingham, Ala.
Lard Oil.
We have on hand a supply of Lard Oil,
for greasing machinery.
. may 16. W. A. ANCRUM & CO.
NEW
WW ? ? :?
r y?
'
I
y- ? : ?*?#?
-:o:? ,
>*?>/.?
..*1 ' i y r ' ^ Vi ?.
I have just roooWed and opened up tlio
handspjnest line of Ladies '
fra&tf 3ft
DRESS GOODS
B ' " $ .??; ...O >> ? ?*
FOft
SMB and SUMMER WMR
?- Vw'h.mAv'.- ?????*.{ ? l I
That oan bis feund anywhere. ;' They eotW
prise nil of (lie latest and moot fasMonhlile
designs. atld the ladleb will be<stif|iri*ed to
learn how. cheap the?? goods are lining sold'
T-tlrooal given ftwny. My stook 6t
I ' I
w '' ? ? .
*?'"? A^O OTHER
' ?H<? Is.
Mvv ? ; . .*,y ? . V - ' 4 ? i*v 4 ? " .
Fancy Articles
,?v
r)f
Are utisurpasAbd.' Jhq ladli-sire carms'ly
requested income And see these gfio'ln, and
wo are tmti.fi.,I I tint I tioy will be ohartricd.
??'?{. f4 '. i-- < ? ;?'? ?'? ?
I hn?* also opened up a large slook of
re*dy?u>adft
Clothing
For Men and hoy*. flan,suit any one,
both in Mintorlnt And priro.
A very targe assortment of
l.'VJ * ? - " wrff ' %G ' '
1.1' K.X ? _??:* Ml, S . ?
Tc:** a ?nr*?Ea
w.'-'V ?' *? woe?1
Of all kind* for-Man nnd Boys.
! He sure, nnd call soon and sea what htir'
gain* i o?n glvo you. i .
fvj'ii -rth.'ff ?.*/.??* V ?V*'-h?
ft. M. Kennedy.
if
mi . K ;? *>>i
FOR SALE BY 11. BAUM.
0.MAYI1BW. , J. MILTON MAYHKW
C. MAYHEW fc SON,
Ooluml3la? s. o.
MARBLE WORKS.
Mnuuftic Hirers ofmul den" or* Id all kluils ol
American and Italian Marble Work.
C3L.OUANITE OIWKRIKH AV WARDS. S. C.
?3.M ANTEIjH, MUNl'MIONTM. TAWLETS* IRON RAILING Aim lnhed nt lowe?t prices
?5ul'OLI#ilIKJ> GKAN rri: WORK, either foreign or nutlve, to older.
CJJ.CorrespoiHl?nee solicited, nnd satisfaction and promptness guaranteed. may 1.
1884! 1884
GRAND SPRING OPENING!
FINEST CLOTHING
SS.
Cheapest Clothing house in tho city.
C??r A full liRe of OK NTS' FURNISHING
GOODS always on hand.
Celebrated "Manhattan" shirls?a
durable and well nm'le garment?is a c~'u
fart to tho wearer. To bo had at
S. BLANK, Popular Clothier,
240 King Street, Cuarleston, S. C.
3vc. a. iwcEirr'Tss,
Exclusive Denier In
Harness, Bridles and Saddles, Buggies
nnd W'ugons. Whipps a specialty.
Broad Street, . CAMDKN,S C.
?3f*Next north of J. W. Del'ass' store,
mch 27 0m
AT
Flat Rock, S. C.
Drs. Haile & Truesdel, Prop's.
Tho undersigned take pleasuro In announ
oing (lint thoy hnvo opened a
DKim STOItE
*t-.F.,?t..IU>ok- whero wiU wns^nnllv be kept
a full lino of 1
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
And such other goods ns nro usunlly found
in this lino of business.
KWI'hysiciatis prescriptions carefully
and accurately ocmrpounded.
tWWo respectful!.; solicit a share of the
patronage of thu pnblio
HAILE & TRUESDEL.
The Holidays are Coming!
And now is (he tlmo to prcpnro for them
FinpBt varicly of tropical fruit in the maret.
Frtsh Cargoes every week.
BANANAS, COCOA NUTS. ORANGES,
IALAOA OHAI'IiS. Northern Fruits,
Apples, tigs, Fen nuts, Il.iislns, Nuts, Citron,
I urraius.
Orders filled with dispatch.
a. ib.a.ir/t' &g co
Oo 18 Om, CHARLESTON, S. C,
patens aE?ircmB*
ROBERT D. WHITE,
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS.
PLANS FURNISHED,
Meeting Streot, oor. Horlheok's Alley
aug 18 ly CHARLESTON. S. CT
Chas. <?? JLesiic*
Wholesale and Kotalt Orator iu
Fish, me, Li'ii'i.'i , Tnrllcs, Terrapin
Oysters, ctoo.
? ' .Stalls Nos.(J,and 2 Flsli Markot,
CHARLESTON, B. 0.
Offlco, 7 Market Sk, oast of East Hay.
#?-All orders promptly attended to.
tkiimb cash 011 CITY ACCEPTANCE.
CLEVELAWD??f?'i!?;
JiflL',..,; ' 1c,,!ln1PeH'i hftnd?onicst. host.
McvfiDtly i)lMN(rHt^(I, Coat* mofo per conv
ai!! Minn tlio othor Mvoh tliuL nro
>01(1 for twicw UN pneo. Ciittnollw allotiiera
fVr'r.v?r ft-Mti ?our?K0.?u- loado a orofJt
i?t\ I ^"t day. A harvest of t/uiti
wilt bo reftlfwtl t,y Ovory worker. AM now
pinners succeed grandly. 'forms fr?o niid
hIw?1ST1.!"\01r<,' l^oirorid. Havo viUUHt'lo
M. IlAM.tcrr A Co., Portland, Maine.
" ^ j ?> Si if i ' ... .. |
To Supervisors of Roads.
You *re hereby iwpiesfed to soe that all
the roads wuhui >o??i- Juried lot ion are put
In good order immediately and report to
County Commissioner. Ry order of the
w. ii. r. workman,
. Clork.
allMOA'S FOR RBLIEP.
South Carol Inn, > (;our? Common
Kershaw County. ,/ Wen-i.
Susan Lang, Plaintiff,
Against
Mftrtha Jennings, John |)0hy, Alloft Jen
nings, Kidiou Doby, Henrietta Doby,
i Miiufe IUlR?M. el ?|,, Defendant*.
7>? the Dtfntthnt, Helton Ihhy:
YOU AUK nKitHIJY SUMMONED and,
reMtttod to ansvter the com pi tint 'in this
action, which will bo Jllcd In the olllce of
tho Clerk of the Cfcrtrt of Common 1?I?kk. for
thu snt<i County, and >o nerve a copy of
your answer to tha ??ld Jodmplalnt on the
subscriber at Ills office in Camden, 8.0,
within twenty day* nfjor tho service hereof,
<*xolusl?o of the day of such service; and If
you fall lo answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, Iho plMnllrf in (his notion
will npnly in ||,? Court for thu relief <(??
mandud in the complaint.
Dated July 21), A. D. 18ft4, Camden. 8. C.
kRNNP.DY ft NK1SON,
, . 1'hiintilT s Attorney.
To the Dr/endunt nhove nanwlf
Take notice that the Summons and Com
plaint In this notion were filed in tho office
of lh? Clerk of the Court of Common Plots
for Korshntv County, on rho 2'Jlh day ot
JMly, A-P.vlB8)i,
Jul 81-flt KKJ<NK1>YA NRI^ON,
i'lslntlfTs Attorney.
) <* .?'?%! . 'v. {. v
FERTILIZERS.
100 Atlantic Acid,
100 Atlantic Phosphate,
100 Owl Brand Phosphate,
Tlie bud made, for sale by II. BAUM.
(:? C. HABENICHT
(Suocewor to John C. Bei-gors.)
r Wholesale and Retail
LIQUOR DEALER.
Manufacturer of
Ice and Soda Water.
Apcnts ("nr Portnor's Tlvotl and Horurnor A
Kum'l'M Moi r. Deer In 1'utuntBtopper Mottle*
u Kpeclalty.
tr,i~iiKJ M;.ln Hlroot, COLUMDIA, 0. C
Ja :t
NEW ARRIVALS
AT
W. C. VtML9*8
OLD CORNER STORE,
I have just returned from market, wlior
I purchased a heavy stock of all
KINDS OF GOODS,
At (ho very lowest prices, and I intend to
givo my customers tho benefit of my low
priccd purchases. My stock oonsials of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY
GOODS, NOTIONS. HOSIERY,
&o.
Tl-e best make and latest styles of BOOTS
and SIIOK3, CLOTHING, HATS, &o.
Orooeries!
In Groceries 1 have as fine a stook as can
bo scon in town.
Hardware!
For Plantation, Gardon and Household use.
Full lino of Saddlery and Harness. In fact.
I have got almost anything you can call for,
and am determined to sell
CHEAP FOIt CASII.
Call before you buy elsewhere. Bagging
and Tics always on hand. Highest prices
paid for cotton in cash.
W. (J. GERALD,
At the Old Corner Store.
Gullett's Improved Magnolia
LTOHT DRAFT
Cotton Gin
With Feeder and Condenser, whioh MltO
tirno and risk.
The Best Gin Made.
{3f"8old on rennonnble terms.
{pgTSnmplos may bo seen nl the flora of
H. BAUM.
?i
J. C. II. CUIM&CO
STEAM CRACKER BAKERY
AND
Wholesale Confectionery,
CHARLESTON, 8, C.
C?OUTH CAROMNA HAIIjWAY CO.
O I'AHHKNORR DBPARTMENT.
ROIIKDUDEOF PAH8RNOKR TUAIN8.
on nnd'a tor January 20th, ihhi, i'n**enK?r
Train* will run n? follow* until further no
tion. (No irultin ore run on Cnmden Branch
on ttuudayi. Mtundnrd tluioTA meridian.)
TO COLUMBIA,
Dopnrt Camdon 7.16 n. m. 4,16 p. m
Depart Camden Junction O.ltla. m. 5.ft?p. m
Duo Columbia H.IOn. hi. lOMp. TO
FROM COLUMBIA#
Depart Columbia A.44 a. m. HJt4 p. m
Duo Camden Junot'n II.Ma, m. 7.18 p. m
Duo Camden I.M p, in. H.M p, to
TOOHARLBBTOM.
Depart Camden a 1.11 p, m
Depart Junotlon 1.H7 p. to
Duo Clinrle*to:i 10.10 p. m
FROM CHARLESTON.
Depnrt Chmioafbn 7.00 a. m.
Duo Camden Junction 1I.AJ a. in.
Duo Camden 1.15 p. TO.
TO AUOUHTA.
Depart Camden 4.1# P. nv
Dopnrt Cnmdon Junction , WW p. in
Duo Augusta 7.10 a. to
FROM AtftiUflTA.
Depart AuituKta (-W *? to
Due Cnmdon Junction ? 11.A3 a. n?
Duo Carridon 1.66 p. TO
CONNEUTlONR.
Connection* made at Columbia, with Co*
...mbla mid (Greenville Hull road both way*
lonnd from all point* on tti At I toad and Oft
the HpnrtanburK. Union A Columbia A f?par.
tnnliurp Ar. Anhovifle Railroad*, alto with
tbo ciinrtolte, Columbia,* AuiuMh Railroad
to anil from all point* North, !>Oth W*y*,t?jr
In?in* leaving Camden at7.16am,,?ndarnv?
In* nl H.M p. in,
Conneollon* mnde atAugmta to and /row
nil point* Woatand Houtti vlaUeorffla ft. ft,
and with Central R. R.
connection* made at OhfttlOetoh with
Htcutnor* for New York on Retard*/*. AI>o
with Charleston and Kavnntiah Railway for
Havnnnnh and ell point* Bontb. and with
HteamcrH for JaeK*onvtU*?hdj>olht? o? Ml,
John'* river on Tncudayaand Rato/day*.
Connection* mode at BlAoKtTllO With
Ram well JR. It. tA And from BftfttWaU by
W^\\ ro u o?Pt i c j/kth tool I pol n ta, trn bo
JOHN R, rr.CK. (lenjMnnafO#, v
J>. 0. AM,W. Oon.PaM. Agent. *