The Kershaw gazette. (Camden, Kershaw Co., S.C.) 1873-1887, August 28, 1884, Image 2
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^around (her* will be !
*nd put to work. It it oesdles* to s?/tbat J
iMkin kup elear of the:plao?.
[tha*
lopks quite
la ft* gun*, not
and the foundation
of the bo*t guns are rotten
ten mmalet ef eerrlce.
Sys about $209 per month
i assistants to keep the
i fort and to watoh' It .? r'fhts
the fort and Morris Ib
filled op, and at low water
le almost aorosi. ?
. OM>*|f ?? 'V; ?? Y' ' ? ?
IS fertile In Imagination as
girl*, i Opbbert frxmtfr
toai which carried off a
' bis captiye through
TT*V';
x rat# U Georgia !? to be
'tfg&Er"""****b"
ie In Atlanta a nan wfco is so,
llh lightning or some kindred in
uet.oe that in the dark be looks like a mln
vtuto tbupdor storm. When he fl'ulls off
flashes of lightning dart about
like a young fire.. As be draws
n leg* over his shoe# the flashes
o?a\e oasll* se?q agalnft the
" In a thunder storm Ifih
to have an wpeoial fondl
d plays Rear.blui In aman
*xt?r
proof''(?B
ihed tad hang m the I
niPHK m?
"Tn raid on the Mother Hub
. theoountrj
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cgatesfrom
oounty, Mem*
m It proper to
allude to tbo Importance of Us work, es
pecially In view Qf the momentous In
j Uresis involved. Jt ^tJJl bo the largest
representative body that has over atsem
bled in Kersha# county, tbe OKtlittate
being that over, two hundred dele
gates will be In attendance. For every
elective office In tbe county save that of
Senator nominations are to be made;
likewise for Treasurer and Auditor,
which aro strictly speaking Executive
appointments. There are candidates In
the field for every olBoe suve jCoronor,]
Judge of probata and Treasurer, and
from tbe work that-boa been put In by
mOst of tbe asplrauts there Is likely to be
a stirring time. N
The convention assembles at .10 a. m.,
and when U will adjouru will depend on
tlio method ml opted in ballotttqg for the
candidates, and the expedition used gen
erally; and very much upon whether
there Is muoli discussion on the gubstlou
of re'egatlug tho whole matter to tho
people oh tho 1'rlmary plan. If, how
ever, this matter Is disposed-or compara
tively quietly, wo see no reason why the
convention should not ftulsli Its session
Inonoday?or If, perchance, tho Pri
mary plan should; be adopted, there
would be vpry short work of Its proceed
ing*.
It is all-Important that good men
Should bo noiuluated for every office,
men who will be representatives of the
party and who will Inspire confidence,
oouduco to harmony and bring out the
full party strength at tho polls. No man
should be nominated who will not put
bla shoulder to the wheel and wOrk.
| Wo sincerely trust tbac the utmost ol
der will .prevail,.no' personalities be In
dulged In, and perfect fairness and J ta
ttoo mark its deliberations. We feel as
sured of thl* latter, and hope that whon
Its proceedings aro closed, every dele
gate will on his return humo feel that he
has done a good day's work for the par
ty and congratulate himself on tho part
he has borno In promoting harmony and
gOQd erdor. ft la -no Idle work, and
every ^{egate phou\d fell the full meas
ure of the responsibility which devolves
upon him. There ought to be no rest*]
.leashes* or leaving tho hull, hut a d#ter
tniuatlon at the Cutset to <?o to work
calmly, deliberately and In u business
way,Let parliamentary .rules which
aro ibadii for tl^e government , of ;dcllbo
ratlye bodies, aud without which It Is
Impossible to*dispatch business, be strict-',
ly observed. There h?s been a mhnffe'st
luipfovetneut in tb9se tiartlculuri? In. the
Inst few conventions we have had, and
wo hopo thin ono will excel all others.
TherOfjU nothing that so Impresses our j
political opponents ad thjs ij^inl order,
busine6s-Hko tone and amicable feeling
which pervadp our convention's, in con
trast with their howling, disorderly and
^m<ilti^piii.. assemblies.
1, us meet as brethren engaged In ft
great common cause, and deport our
seiveAas patriots and good oltfaeiiB. -t ;
VI
ThJa flplcy and ftl)lo journal is mam
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we believe our
of good
us a whole,
lit of their
ts, and wo fcol that If the oth
countlcs yet to nominate will eeleot
tho aamo way, the liiterette of the
Stato will be well cared for.
I nhere are several important questlous
to come before the next General Auern*
bly, and men of character, oapaolty unfl
Judgment should, us far as possible, be
pcd(. It la an Important position. A
lieproaentative who will discharge his
duty gives Value reoelved for every dol
lar the .stato pays him. It requires dili
gence, watchfulness and devotion to his
work. The sessions are abort and there
is no time for ldjeuoss. Ic would seem
that there is not much additional leglsla
tlon required, and yet there is at every
session u surprising amount performed.
Soiuo of It obuid bo dispottsed with, but
our oxporionce from watching Its .pro
ceedings I* that much of it is' essential
and necessary; though a very large por
Wo.waut workers to go there?men
who will eompreheud tlio. wan ta of their
constituents and of tbo State, and who
will attend to business.
Tub Savannah JV^to# looks for tho
day when the phosphate rooks near, tho
South Carolina and Georgia coast can bo
mined arid sold In' the South as for till
licers as cheap as coal, or for $1 or $5 a
ton, instead of $40 or ?60, tho present
prleo.
ADJOINING COUNTIUS.
UUMTKR.
?Tho Methodist Quarterly Confcronce
.aeets on the 81st instnut, on its "Old
CAtup Grounds," ?t Providence, in Sumter
(.ouuty. It will continue several days.
?The Republicans will hold a county
convention atguinter, on September 0, to
elect delegates -to tho State Convention,
which will be held In Columbia on Septem
ber 28, and to the vongressional Conven
tion, which will be held ot Summerville on
September 10,
?*?88 D' 8?j Chandler, at Mayeavlllo,
H?et with a painful aeoldcnt tho other day,
While attempting toeheath his Winchester
r fle. ^be weapou was aooldentally di?
5 hlpfret through one
? r,M>"loJ' on the 17th inst , by Bar. U.
P. Qhreitiberg, Mr. Soinuel Asbury Mood
Irowo, or Sumtor, to Miss Mary Ella
Georglanna Adalalde Amnions, of Claren
don, .
r^.i' '-fm t?ANOA8*KK.
8^-Tbe fallowing arc tho.-nominee* of the
emeoratlo party in Lancaster Coufaty, as
ie result or tho primary eleotlon on the
[ ^R0t,) ?or Kepresentatlves, William
V. Clyburn, James R. Massoyi Clerk of
Ooart, U. A. Williams; Probate Judge, Hon.
George MoU. Withorspoao; Sheriff, J. P,
Hunter; School Commissioner, Joseph F.
Gregory; Treasurer, W. II. Runlap; Audi
i?r' VvB nr,g6^yUJonoB,? County Commiasion
Moblpy, John Q,
MoManus. As to tho last named nomlneo,
Sr'Buin! OI"ft qUWU?a C?ronw? w?
lo ^7?' shot *nd dangerous?
Iv woundod young Rowers, a few days ago,
fetuMod to Unoaiter last Wednesday and
Surrendered hlmaolf., Me gavo bond and
r?2B rele WCdtt llls/^brotbor, ;t T- J, Welsh
Who was whh him at, (be time of theehoow
M h*9 ??* yol made liis appearand
Bower* Is got tmg well. **
WAItHNOTON.
I ~~Th* Anuual Inspeatlonofiha Darlinir-'
Z ?2th". M be h^ra on Friday, Septem
Lr^ir- JohM* Ra"e? <??<? *l hl? home
Httturdivy morning after* eevero illnoss. He
wis 76 years old and with his deoth one of
iliosq who hw noted the rise and progress')
of the County has passed away. 4 r
Atkinson'? place, near'
UrturAVillA nn r II AOi I rk a ' . .
I , ?*! ? w ff J 1 A I 17 * f I | f| f J ^ ^ ff |i J | | Q
curse Ooopor, whereupon Cooper ordered i
hitn out of the yar<l;'i?nd ordered him'throe
times. Cooper then ploked up a hoe as If
.odrivehim outoftLyard: Aaron resisted
hlftfu i U'? h0e *nd
book In his house. Aaron sel?ed the hoo,
38 tw** him on the I
lop of the head with the eye t,f the . hoe,
broukjng Cooper fc elo^l. The negro rau off
and has net yet bcen arrested.
?r?*0> of #?n??er eounly,
an old olMfen, died on the 12th Init.
ft 11'VS'%.fay' fr ft 'i' ?" !
Advertised tottei*.
M?16 0,1(11 D* Aug' ?r,,? ,8^.>
fife
??pi
life
#*<i5gr
riSUl^UU JL'm IJII.JULUl .'a LXI.?I ,U!W
wh Onuaw Clears out Rats, Mloe, Mo.
? tvoufrli onooms,'. fw Corns, tiuolons. 16o.
"itoUKU on Toothaeho," l0st*nu?Ref. l5o,
?'??yiiwwWiili m
on od^h^,> vtro^heik, iio, 88o(
jf^lt?ii4:h on Ooatlst" Tooth Powder,. Try it
aanrtft!.
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OL NOTICE.
rest ot horsobool, will n>
? Wednnsdaf, October 1st,
to en or their children as
-ite< t? mako application
itary School,
I, ?i 0.,
Tntiloa $tfi
?n and French
' [II
mm
lete
line fuel
IwSraHi
the
4 of mz?i
tember, 1884, end' Will remain opto uaul
October #Xh. j?fhe rate ceotam U u
ifor State Purposes,
?? Ordinary Oo. purposes, ' 8
?< School Indebtedness, ? 1
?? County : t- 7v '$ 2
T ToteK
Special School Tex, Dl?t. No. 1. 1} mills.
All male citizens botweentho ages of 21
and 00 years are liable to * poll lax, unless
exempt by lew.
After the 20th of October 4k penalty ofl5
per cent. will be added to all unpaid taxes,
r Tax*? or* payable la tho folio win* kinds
of funds and do other t Gold and silver
Ccln, United States Currency, National
Dank Notes. Jurors', Constables' ead \Yit
nossci' Certificates.
?4U information as to taxes freely given
by mall or otherwise. '
0. C. HA ILK,
Au 14 Treasurer Kershaw County.
Wm. K. Nelson,
PROPRIETOR OP
The Georgia Nursery,
CULTIVATOR AND LBALER IN
Fruit Trees, Grape Tines, Strawtery
11 tints. k
augHtf AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
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ly, oorreetly and otioaply an at
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otlgr (1*7 lor Mlo
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Why now and ftosb arrivals of goods
itery week at the store of
L. IVf. Smith
l?9fA ond constantly MiriTiog.*,^ r
_.r-'lPv s-; ?:
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Ladies Dress Goods
?? -T3. ?
I offtr special bargains ;!havlng s>; nice a
lino as can be found la Oamden.
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C lothing, Hats,
Boots e.nd Shoes
I am prepared to oompeto with tho quality
and prloos of those who claim to bo tho
only Clothing and Shoe dealers in Camden.
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* In .
Groceries, Crockery ware,
Hardware, Harness, &c.,
I ohallongu competition.
*?-It would bo well for purchasers to
oall and examine my extensive and varied
e#?clc before buying.
efcv-i don't pvetond to make a BLOW,
but I am prepared to ofior inducements to
purchasers.
f/. ??j. >s*wiT*r.
Proypressive ani ProSiaMe Failing
Requires tho uao of
IMPROVED MACHINERY.
Having the hgenoy lu Camden for Borne
of the best Machinery made.'Wf arc prepared
to-fill orders fqr
CHAMPION REAPERS,
'MOWERS AND SELF BINDERS,
HARROWS,
*P10WS, ,?
- V " HORSE RAKF.S,
1 ^'CULTIVATORS,
and all kinds of Farming Implements.
As to the superiority of theso implements,
we refer to Dr. L>. L. DcSnuasure, E. B)
Can toy, L. L. Clyburu, 11. II. Boy kin and
many othors.
, Wo are. Also agents for ROAD CARTS,
eto.. manufactured by tho ''C" Cart Spring
Company.'.
We, are still handling Corn. Hay, Bacon,
0*tsj ??o., in large, quantities, and sell at
bottom figurcn.
W. A. Aricrnm & Co.
H. U. Parker,
House, Sign and Ornamental
^ PAINTER.
Having looated tn Camden, begs leave' to
solicit businoss in his liuo. J j*
UTRefers to P. W. Eldrcdge, R. M.
Kennedy, D. C. Kirkloy, W. M.. Shannon,
and others. , ,
??"*Get my prloos before giving out your
work.
?9"*Ka!eoiuInihg and Froscoo Work o
speciality.
fcjyOrrtors left at the drug store of Dr.
0. J j. Danlap will be promptly attended* to.
Tomatoes,
I, 81b Cans of Tomatoes 36 oents, 52 Cans for
25 oenta at <Wv A. ANCRUM & C0'8.
KM
\nd other fertilizers.
? Tans genuine German. Kaluit-dl
lmporlatinn?and all btflw fertilizers,
for sale BULWINKLG,
' S Kerr's Wharf.
reot
Kerr's Wharf,
de20 Obarlest^n, S. 0.
Manufacturer of
HARNESS, of Every Description,
SADDLES, BRID&K8, Ero.
WoO. SADDLES, nkw and old. *
I nip or torn of Engllah Saddles. .Stool Blip
Sputa, Stirrups, Kto.
Factory and salesroom 187 Meeting St? '
?ep 1 1y CHARLESTON, 8. 0.
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mi?uu5i?, ma.
\ Tfc? ?t?ek of 9*iH *!<??#, drAtxf VlAM,
Wfcre?,n?, OrnnmrnUl flhrnbn, pW#, fto.,
**d ftrown for the
touth?rt* SUUJI, in OBuMfcJfy Itttfe thin
Wm>. . jPftrtiM dttlrfijtf r?luW/*!')n <
Un\d Mnd ys H.oir orders. Rend for n?#
iMOriptlvff o*t*logu?. Addreiw,
. ?. , V.J. ftJMtCKifMftf.
A?f. * ;^.v^ ^ 'AtfgniK fl*.
mmEgfiSgEIgl?
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esT .Connors,
?y At Uw,
?. S. ff.
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the practice sf the law,
?see mj old ohente nod
to the Ntvitw buildtag
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ON GARDENERS!
AU who plane want fresh and reliable
seeds. I, therefore, beg leave t? call atton
___ STOCK
-"OF?
Buist's Popular Garden Seed
IS ENTIRELY
NEW AND FRESH,
And there is no sueb word as fnll with thrso
8ee?t If season is favorable.
26 Years Experience
Warrants this statement.
The following is a partial list of tbo large
variety kept:
CABBAGES,
* COLLARDS,
GREEN GLAZE, BEETS,
ltA DISH ES,
SQUASJJE8,
TOMATOES,
TURNIPS,
OKRA,
PEAS,
? BNANS,4"
ON ION SETTS
and EARLY GARDEN CORN.
?ALSO?
REED'S FLOWER SEED.
For Sale By
DR. FRANCIS L. ZEKP.
FEED, SHE ? LIVEHf
STABLE.
Having leased tho commmodlous STA
BLES attached to tho OeKnlh House,' I |
nui prepared to furnish ?uUlts in tho way of
BUGGIES, l'HAETONS, &o.,
for pleaRuro drlvea.
HACKS attond upon iho arrival of all
trains.
I am lso prepared to do hauling of any
kind.
also keep ou hand a full lino c>f
harness, btjgoies, & wagons, ^
wh'oh I can afford to sol! at lower prices
thun any othor person in town.
I will have on hand throughout the sea
son a lot of
nOUSES AND MULES,.
purchased 8p6oially for this market. Ruy
ers will find It U tholr interest to call ou
me before buying.
Aug 9 ly.? W. H. ELUS, Agt.
DARK SHOWN
Dofrcsits on the teeth and near tho edges of
tho gums aro removed with a few applica
tioosor WOOD'S ODONT1NE. It sweetens
tho breath, hurdons the gums, and witlial
contains nothing whloh can by any mean?
InjuVo tho enamel. Try a box. Sold bv
Druggists. w: C. FISHER,
*)'' Wholcsalo Agent,
Aug. 16. ? . Columbia, S. 0.
A^lare Opportunity
To invent is now offered by tho salo of one
of liie Finest Farms in the
"Land of the Sky."
FINE FARM in tho Beautiful Valley of
tho FRENCH DltOflD, containing 2H."> aoi'o*.
; Splendid Meadows. Farm In high slate
of cultivation. Most convenient^ arrange
ment of Modern Farm Building, Faroi
stocked with Flno Cows anil the VARY
?EST AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY.
Only two mllesfrom Ihe county seat.
Churoho8 and good uohool near by.
Address
J. A. Forsythe,*
May 15 -tf. - " BREVARD, N. 0.
DoKalb House
J. N. Nicholaojk Prop'r,
) fro
? f* a?
41 (fWumlpUed
it \ 1
,? lesion and Cnm
1
n?.. mar G.
Kennedy' # Williams,
Fire Insnraipt CoMtoa Apnls.
UamdenvB. 0.
ISTThe t$9 ^signed hiwo this day form
ed a cotififrtudrshlp undor the firm namo of
Konnedy & Williams, for the purpose of
qptiduotlng a
General Fife Insurance'
ANI)
Collection Business.
J Representing the following utrong and
well known Companies:
i OBOROIA BOMB.
f HOME of New York,
/COMMERCIAL UNION, of London,
LlVERroOL & LONDON <4 OIiOBE,
NlhY YORK ITNPKnWHITEH.8,
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NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE,
; ORKSCKNT, of New Orlesns.
And are prepare) to write polJoles upon
Dwelling*. fSU.ron, Mt>rolinii<hKO, Mills,
Cotton Ouw, mid other property, *t out
rout rates: "/. .
B. 0. KENNEDY,
I). R. WI^UaMS. Jn. ^
Change ofBusiness.
Having this iin.y Sold my entire Innurnnoo
Business to D, R. WiUlamfr, Jr., 1 oh oor fully
reoommend hlto to n>v friend* and former
OUHtetnerrf. Very Rcspeotftiliy,
WM. cfcYBimt*.
February Ifith, 1684. tf.
p SEND Fo.t BllICE LI ST.
' MoBj.RBB'8
JtMBMY PA f, A OB,
King SIxTf,
, OnAittMToNi 8. GV
Stook, Lowest
;'?] *? * Prides lo the South.
Ropnlrlng A SpeolntUy.
Bend the your
Leo. 18. WMflhos.
w
k PtfcPKlt,
iWllOLRBALM OROCICllS,
I >< :?1'M 9 (ft
provisions, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, ko.
, 167 and Iflft i/iM it ?v.
Mf 10 If * CHARLESTON, 8. C.
>?
?J
$ at $
"w i
^ 388.???
GROCERS.
American, Swiss jtnd English Cheese,
HOTTER,
DUTCH HERRING.
FULTON MARKET BEEF, ?
SMOKEDJONGUES, 'r
' OLD DOMINION HAMS,
?, PICKLED PIGS FEET,
COD FISH,
RUSSIAN SARDINES,
ARROW ROOT,
FARINA,
TAPIOCA, ,
BIRD FOOD,
Old Government Java Coffee,' *'
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AN KNDI.HSSL VAKlK'Mh OP
nar-vcr it&& stovp&k G%tacxM*m?
TQiitfCCQ &*Y? SEGgHS.
W F. PERKINS .
ANNOUNCES TUB ARRIVAL OF
?1 J\*cw Slock ot* G roievie#*
lAqttors* 1 f tines* Tobacco &c*
The imprccedcntud rush of business at-our establishment makes it neceisary for ub to
bo con&tautly iu receipt of New Goods.
Jflfj JLiqrtor JDepartmen t
It the best.
are livtc addition to.mv
W. F. PERKBNS.
Ie always supplied with the best.
The ''Standard of fho World" aud ''Golden Rye" arc late addition to .my stock.
KOUNDHY.60x214 Feet. MAC 1IINK8HOP,.WX'ijO Feet. DOI1.KR SHOP, <0x120 Feet.
G&-?o:r?;?5 n. r.01X1.Ti.FX37CH efc! Oo.?
FOUNDRY, MACHINE AND BOILER WORKS,
AUQ-TJSTA, - - GEORGIA.
BUILDEllS,OF Engines and Hollers, Faw Mills, Grist Mills, and all kinds of Mill
Machinery of the latest improved styles. Shafting, Hangers, Pulleys, Gearing and Jour
nal Duxes. We have a largo assortment of Piuti-ms, Sugar Holler* ami Gin Gearing,
DEALER0 IN Engine nnd Mill Supplies, Circular Saws, Files, Glimmers, Sivsgcg,
Globe Check ami Safety Valves, Whistles, Ganges, ,Steam l'ipo and Finings, Rabbet
ineial from 10 to 40 cents. Helting, Lacing Hnhber, Hemp, Soapstouo and Asbestos
Packing. Oi* antl Oil Cups, Wrenches, Emory Wheels, eto ?
AGBNTS VT)H Eel ipso Double Turbine Wheel, Korting's Universal Injectors, the best
made. Bradford Mill Go's. Portable Mills, Nnrdyko & Murinon Co's. Plantation Corn
and Feed Mills. Atlas Engine Works and Erio City Iron Works, Portable and Stationary
Engines, KunUlo's Pop Safety Valves. Cloud Crook Mill Hocks.
Iron and Brfti:s Castings, and all kinds of Repairs promptly dono. Wo cast every day,
nnd aro working ab?ut ono hundred hands.
Conafee Ssron Wosrks,
COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA.
? IMPROVED
Circular &aiv Mills*
SIMPLE, CHEAP, AND DURABLE,
Wo uso the colebrnted FrictT?m~PTH^l on all our Saw Mills. Wo uso the very best ma
erial iu thoir oonstruoticn, and Hparo neither labor nor expense to render tlmm lis near
perfect* ns possible. \V? warrant all our work to be well made and of good material.
Wo would like if you would eompftre the following figures v ilh those of other manufac
tures and boo if wo do not soil you a better and larger Saw Mill ut same figures :
PRICKS:
Nr>. 1 Mill, with Indies, Saw, 10 feet carriage $275 00
?? 1 ?? 39 " , 18 " 2R6 00
" 2 ' " 40 " 20 " ; 80<> 00
<? 2 ?? 41 ?? 20 ?' 826 00"
" a " -it; ?? iio ?* 860 oo
?? 8 ; ? 48 " 24 " H7b 00
?'4 " f>0 24 " f 400 00
4 " 62 " 24 " 426 00
Extra Carriago, 00 per foot. Tho above mills complete to main b? It
dec 1 ly JOHN ALBXANDIjR, Proprietor.
ESTABLISHED 18'JO.
Wilson, Childs ii Co.
PHILADELPHIA WAGON WORKS, >
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Manufacturers of all kinds of ^
PLANTATION, CtTY, FREIGHT, BUSINESS, EXPRESS AND SPRING,
, avagons, trucks,
DRAYS, PARTS, TIMBER WHEELS AND WHEELBARROWS.
ASHLEY PHOSPHATE COfiSPANY,
Oliarloston, S. O.
8MA f<L fJHAIN HPtfiOIKtC/, a highly ummonlated and fcompleto Fertilizer for Wheat
Oats, Ityo unit nil small grain Orops.
ASHuRYAHH KI.WMlaNT,of superior nctlvlty and CffHoleney; a vory etionp and excel
lent fertiliser ft?r small xriilri, 0>Jt? with otton need or stnblo nmiuiro to supply Ammonia,
FTiOATS, of lilgliest grado, prod not of the Due Atotnlfcor.
AHUMCV ACID PMOHPHiATK' GtCNl'INK f,KOPOf.l?M?f AM, K AFNJT.
AM 111 ild Y DlHSOIiVBJU HONKM. COTTON M F.K.I) M KA f? miuiiiI and Iresli.
V>.FOH TKIVMH, illustrated Hand Hooks, Aifiieullural Primers and good articles on Ash
Klomcnt, Kalnlt, Float* nud l'eas. address
The Ashley Phosphate Company,
Apuodm Charleston, S. C.
J. C. ROLLINGS,
AOENT MR
Stationary and Portable Steam Equities.
BI^OWN COTTON CIN8, -
WINNSHIP COTTON GIN,
Witii Fkkdkhb and Oonubnhbhr,
TALBOT A SONfTlCNflINK'S,
MONARCH MNOINK8,
HKINNMt & WOOD BNG INKS,
BOSS COTTON PKJCH8,
8CUOVIKLI) COTTON PHKK8.
tflNDLKY COTTON l'UNHS,
OOKN and WUKAT MILLS,
i. HAW MILLS, ' *
SHAFTING ani> PULLEYS,
And nil kinds oP muchlnory. Ho miro
to ohII and ?eo my prioon Uoforo pur
chasing Any kihd of maohinory.
J. 0. KOLLlftOS,
Campkm. S. C.
Remodeled and Newly Furnished.
Latham House,
OAMDKN, 8. 0.
Transient Board $2 Per Day.
Amplo Aooommodftdonn. supplied
wllli tne l>o?t the market umlfdti, ?, Jworj
Mill-I. tin I, |.i. i.l In (he n.lnfn, I of '
Connected with tho lloti?? Is ? first eln*n
whtoli Ih orderly kept.
Hunk to And from tho depot. FAre 2f>
oenu each way.
Fo??I and Mvery RfAble on promises,
8. B. LATHAM, l'ropriclot.
& '
OLD (18K9) KBTADLISAKO
Charleston Ice House.
ALVA GAGE & CO.,' **0
Mfttkof, oor. Ohuroli St., OHctrlcMttn} fl. Oi '
Iirtporlern nnd 81iippor&, Wholesftto And
Hclai) Denier* In
i o m
Ico pno.kfld f'.r I ho oonniry a Bpeolnlty.
Ice by tho cur-lond nt apcofnl ruioH.
WetYtcu&v IMammt
(!ll AIU.KHTON, M. 0. v',.
OEOHOKT. AI,KOHI>, - - ?> Mi\n?((cr .
Rates $2 nn<l $2 60 per Day. ^
This favorite Fhmlly 11oti*e, nnder tl?
nnw mnrmgem*iit, In r?<ioTnnn>rtdcd for (ho
comforts t(H nlry find well
room? Imro ju?t hcen nowly
excellence of it* oulnina nnd hpina-lik^
clt
? oftrjetvd aM
ol<*ni?n(ly furnlfthed. '*? Jfl
DB. tTBERWICK Ti
ZDJUlsTTI
(Irndtmto of I lift nnllimoie
tnl Htugory. 4
Office?DkK A Tift II<J
Kntriuioe on (Irond 8IM"*
W. II. rtllAFfR.
Charee tf O'MIrirn,
WHOIiK^ALB GllOOKRS,' !ifei
20ft KMt Hf\y Olf ARLKSfON, tf:
Agenl* ifor Axiom's Prtmium Tr?
Crackers. _ , / . .?? I?'l?