The Kershaw gazette. (Camden, Kershaw Co., S.C.) 1873-1887, September 04, 1884, Image 3
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G(xxlnlc>, W. A. Attortfru/B.C. Johnson,
Mi A. Moll#, B. II. iluxley, T, J. JIhv
Hlntf&ZJoel JloUgh, Adiini Teaun, J; C.
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A. A. Woykln. IC. J. Melntyre, J. L,
(Jottys, K. W. l'roctor, W. A. Btllcv,
(4oo. Watts, J. B. It?eborOMKh, ,11. R
lJoykln, K.J. Gerald, Tjios. Moore.
l'INETRKR.
If. K. Dutioso, J. I). McOn?klU,Tho?.
btui)rt4 J* W? llyAttj JumciMrtrtlii, John
QUICKSTEP.
v jtf. W. Jones, J. A. West, J.os. W$st,
if; VV. Hough," tir., Wh?. IMitA, II. 0.
We*t, P. L. Mi*N?uKhton,C. N. Monroe,
MR. RtMffiUw* Hough, <y.p.Bu!ey..
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M of ^County TnjHcunjf ami,;
coumj. *>uditpr. ^SsgrajE&j >lm?R
C U llaiJo wa$ recommended for Trsas
warn?***
' v .Separated**** having been prepared
for each oHlce, managers Tot' each box
were appointed riuI t,lie balloting com?
tuaneed. The flrat ballot showed the
following result: .
or KepreacnuUlvea?Boykln 140, An-'
orutn 1BI, Clyburn ltt,>Jtuglll 181, Be
tliune 70, Brown 10, . *
Meaare Boy HI to, Anoruni mid Clyburn
were declared to bo the nomjnoea,
Fof Olork ot.. Court^-Ulybum
Stephenaon 70,? ->* ??,.. ~
8 C Clyburn waa declared the nominee
jh Fofr 8chooUk>mcylft*lonor--Heugh.l80i'
Boawcll 23; Joel Hough w<w declared
the nominee.
For County Connnl*loner?Lftilmni
130, Boy kin 140, Jonea 78, Gardner 80,
Bnbon 74, Grlgaby 0, Hough 00* AicCuu
211 KusaeH
Mcaara Latham and Boyklr were do
clnrcd to be two of the throo nominee*,
For Sheriff?Halle 124, McDowell 07;
J L llallo wua declared to be tho nomli
nee,-. ;.*><? ?:v>; "? ?<'.'* ? >X ' ?
For Auditor?Sill 103, Doby 108,
Batmea 13; no choice,
Tho name of J A linbon wna with
drawn^ a candidate for county com-'
mlaaloner.
Tho convention Mien proceeded to a
eecond ballot, with the following result:
For 'Cdunty Commissioner?M W
Gardner 95, Moaea Hough 90. A 1> Jonea
82. aeiiituring 2. No election.
Fof AUdltor?K E Sill reuelved *107,
John Doby 108, G W Barnes 8. No
eleotlon.
On the third ballot tho name of A P
Jonea? was' withdraw", and tho result
Showed:
For County Commlssloner-i-Gardner
122, Hough 74. J W Gardner was de
clared Jo be the third uoinlu&c for county
commissioner.
For Auditor?8JII 117, Doby 108,
Bnrnea 2. K K $111 wa'a declared to be
A.k^Afu U lino of stationery just open*,
Od at tho Novelty Book Store.
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tf you havp nevpr seen orife, cnll at
T & V . ??!; it win stop
yottHmlr from falling; oft- restoro the
original color and mnko It long, thick',
soft and glosHy. You need nut; stand
helplessly envvluir tho jrlrhi. rhe fhd
t.- i t" , n-*"**v ? ,-? *?*i i'wpu nui
helplessly envying tin: girla. 11
fiiun la ijot oily, not a dye, but U'an oio
?hint ilfMotna ??,!
dressing, and la especially recom
mended for 11? i-K-unliiu-RH and purity.
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It la strange how closely pooplo - J
(ho papers. Wp novor aoy any tl
that anybody dpn't lllio but wha
8QOJWlit?*r of It apd ovorvbo.lv inl
about It. But, ?? once |u a V "
happen to liny a goojl,thing, v
hearthat--#tt>boiiy soeqj* to ?u
>Vo jnfly.pay.Honio ni.itfa hum'
plhn?*rtrt, and give him ?i <jo:
and ho takofch ?? a trllmt if
new, and fjever thinks It
good. liilHf wo Inipped
thing ho don't HK^r or
he Imagines reflects on
uofoiVaeo how quick he
mad about it. Allobrql
e<Ho uflv Init wo uevorM
any credit for what wool
life of n newspaper man.
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West. Wateree Items.
Thoformers are picking cotton now,
apd ginning has Commdnoed. This
should*, and doubtless will he, cheering
no>y*W t ho Hon Merchant, ..the 1'oor
Ifww ?nd all others interested. ? ?*?
I'ho yield of cotton over lliU way la
n*e&i*0('t0 prom,8? ab0Mt *wo-thlrd8 of
only tolerably good.
,,\'? aro beginning U yrepuro our lands
to sow wheat and oat*.
It 1ft gratifying to know Uinf tlio fOoUj
or^uuty pot it lea hnsbeeb
reached, and tluv itubloon ban beon
crossed. 1 ho nominations glvo general
satisfaction. ? - ???"%
HAt for tl.fi repeal of Chb obnoxious ami
ftcOnrscd Lien Law. .
{A large number of colored votfrfl over
hero anuojujeo thuir Intention to support
the .l>v?aovrfctlo nominees In the next
itey< Mr. McAlpIno ptciiehedntnbpo^
tn^Bur.(,?v jo a faV^lgrogiHlofi^
?j jflRsgjlR $HK died -Of cancer obi
ijV?tth,#lHy last and wfae tftntttrtt flinj-r
naoi| tl?? following day. >. A J AX. ?
?A l>ohl robbery >a? commuted In
" Hl\lng ;?voek wciloni, Ju#t below
IflfM
nm/i nn* been nrrosiod on su?t>U1on,
-?A llttlo monov Just now would Im n
Wfy accept Able artlele. \Vo hope tlioiio
who are owing us will utralr. a point and
OOme to oni relief. We have bepn very
patient, but we cannot run n lu-wnpiipeJ*;
A>UliOUt money any wore than you ^unl
run your farm, your more or any other
enterprise without it.
I JsR1 w<5|.We'
publlu forget (h?t thla oHloe la ^rcparml
to hU. alUort^ of Job pyfrtilng at ex-1
^'WFTpP# nod At tho aametlino
In ftrat-reto atvle. We b*ve a largo Ktul
variety or Whifo and colored p^por.
cards and cnvolope* wit^ which to do
-^Tlu?ro la on lnvet>tlon apoken <?f
Vkhloh It U lbopgUt ii*y ?l>ol!sh the bit,
HI* calle<rthe earrafltt OK rtWl*horAe
Iiirtnro. - It Is composed of a steel band
placed ov^r the front bono of the horse**
ho#o, Hud to this appliance the rtlim are
attached. Tlio Inventor elahns for (|ik
au bat Until for iMWt that 11 glvc^ odni
pleto ?on(ro| to tho driver o*wr the horae
without lnflli;tlng the lenat. d)aeomfortor
torture ten tlm oiHmai Itself. 'Ithas been
trle?l with ealfsf!?jtory results.
-All sortiof fanoy,/ cooling <md In
vigorating drltike c^n ba had at tho Del
Dionleo bar; (nuuh |l? mlnteJnlfw'mffjL
pnni'b'op, cocktails, wlilakey ptinohea.
toddle*, a Tings ttiul amnaiicj s. "v ??,/
Wm '/i lE^I
BSMrSWal.. AaL?kCB?'.V>4st
iiowWig
/J|H< i. Johnson, ..... v. "???
gins, B. E. Mauguin, et uU ; ?<tt.
btHto V*. Major iloluie*,;TqX>, Holmea
and W*u. Uolme*; b/uglary Anil larceny.
11 la .Honor charged thoijdry fn brief
form, covering only I ho two speolnl mat
ters plaeed betore theni, and ibe grand
July retired to oonalde* tho two bllla. .
FtjHW petitJurora^were called and the
following were noted as present:
George Coatee, '
W^FBrewcr, ,,*?
H O Johnson, . J
WvAI Barnes, V.- ^ j
Pat-rick Alexander,
S N llnnimond, *
U'OCadeh,
jr.,
Henry .Smith,
Wm. Kelly, Jr.,
John Onto,
W A' Cunningham
JcssO llnckabee,"
J H Shropshire,
W II Cupel!,
K T Holland,
?> it Corbltt,- *
juehard Brown,
BHPoarc4;F
Allen Dona#. 1#
laono 10 Gnyfr?\;
W F lived,
J C \Vl>HaU*S^t
John K. Holly,
John Albeit,
Lowtp H Peeblea,
J C Rollings,
A ll Duncan,
Allen Zanders,
8 A Vincent,
Jos. Good Hie.
- J. K; Corbet waa exeusod on account
of sickness, and A. \V. Haley-waa ex
cused on account of bolng u school trits-j
tew.- .
jtt,,The docket was sounded and Ope fo)?
Tbwlng ease* called:
State vfc. Peter MoDow, obtaining gofljris
under false pretenses It this case a nfli.
pros.:was entered
State vs. H. B.'Elliott, malicious tre$
pnss; passed till later during the tcrm< *
State vs. Bolden Sal mood, disposing
Of.property under Hen without conseut
of mortgagee; continued.
At thjs point, there being no businesa
with wnich to pr??oMd, the COilrt, was
delayed about halt an hour, awaiting tho
return of.tho grand jury.
The grand Jury'^niored. and present
ed.: . .
State va. II. T. Johnaou and others,
riot; true bill.
Several bills were given out and the
grand jury retired. i
The-State vs.,H? T, Johnson, Benj.>
Hoggin*, JJ. 10. Bjfaugiim et ql.t riot, wus
callod: Mr. PePass nnppailng for,the
three defendant^ named. Counsel asked
tor a continuance ot the cane and sub*,
mltted affidavit; of defendants h1)o\\Ii>k
that some of their* material witness*
were not present. Th6 cose Was Contin
ued to 11 OXL term.
'J'iio State vs. li. B. Elliott, malicious
trespass; continued. '
The grand Jury returned true hill* In
the two cJjses against tho three llOhnes
boys for burglary ttnd Jaroeuy.
The Court then proceeded to try tho'
Qrst of the above, two caaea.
Tfye defendants . In this ease tyer?
charged with having broken Into and
stolen corn from tlie crib of \V. C. Jtatv
ellftV, on tr,e night ot July. 18th last;,
The defendants had no counsel Upon'
their, arraignment, they pleaded not
f:ullty, and a Jury was empanelled to try
he case. W. C. Jtatolitle, VV. W. Uonr
on, w ft w k'. l|a|| tested
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Ltftt conviction/
roiu Holmos
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bill" w*?
FjviliJbti!
jtrnml jriry had fnunti 4 *'ir?w idll'.Wfw.
ri tumult ami buttery of nil ng^MVutea in*
wrtfee wn? continued On ;#/ previa
ous <)h,v. butf lijpoft n ftUowIrn? f0*1
lor llniihrtii|/tlu> wail r? 01
\y?Ut to trtrtf i Judge W. /? L<
uttlAI'll f/k*? OlA ? I
lorm ft tbo
otft number
?ber? with oonhMl, Were <Ulo?M?d
delring the Intorvolof tbo J\mo lofft im
tfiiitil^btr tow of lb*. Oourt 16* look
Into nmkinvffttfgatn lk? nffolr* of OtUraoMti*
tj lrt <**cl*r that ?n rolfht ttto#rUlndHltt
itoly -yr finnnolfcl OondUlOfeV, To tk? b??t
f our nhlltly wo Mve dan? Mo, but owing
o ?oroo unaroldohlf titod'AftO**' H , boil
V(?rp?nier,
Waa appointed
raftiM examine
My and theva
r ? ?? >-il fo that time:
He perfbrwed bin duly writ* abilliy and
*4**4 ??* Hfrt'ifraKflBiS
i?ew upon
91,86 b?*J remain m unpaid upon the*
wiu?s wfcjMi he examined Following on
at*n it trip ffeoat yean ofi 1874*'76<. *nd
on dowojlba,wiepeodibr years to tKo i?cel
year of t$&3-'8d we find that therO is out in
ftfrHfioMe*' of indebtedneas or approved
accounts tlje sum of $1,826.26. We have
reason to fcsllevelhat tho iudebtedntfto* of
1874-'76, interior to the government' of
1870, havejboen paid, and perhaps a gj@M?
maoy othejft wbioh'still appear upon (be
books, Wo would therefore suggest that
these claida bo advertised fa ?? '.pou^lV
papers by number |brce ttmes, and that If
they be no presented at the expiration of
ninety daj I (bat Ihey be barred from anj
payment'* hatovrir/'#^ rT'l
The rep rts of the OouOty CommisMon
ere and thl County Treasurer were ezaotly
in acoord.lhe Commissioners showing eve
ry itim fojri wbioh they had drawn upon
the Treasurer, and the Treasurer his
vounhers for the earne. We find Jthat the
number ef "p/\upere in the county who are
now beiak fed at (ho public expense to be
G9. Of (Ms number, only four remain in
the p6or|h4u*e, the remainder being at
ttefr fetpecflive homes While we would
hot be dtaf to the appeals to meroy, yet we
aro contained to boliovo that the gene
rosity of tho Hoard bus been imposed upon,
and we yould suggest that in future the
reoipieq^wf publio charity be required to
bring ttie affidavit* of three taxpayers in
Ihe immediate vicinity that they a* pau
pers, aba al?? the certificate of a pbysioi&n
of good standing. thai, they ar^i unable to
snpport themselves, before any aid be given
them Jfcijls eannot injure the needy, bbl
will jWGteot tho county from thfe l<l.lo and
thriftless. ? Wo rebe^ our reoommendation
ia regard to the poor Jldnsa previously
made, end also recommend the levy of a
special tax fbr t'?o building of % new jail,
the prison? one being in a most dilapida
ted condition. . Wo also recommend the
levy of a "pccial tax of ona mill in School
Djat r let a No. 1 and 2 to complete the road
now In process of construction unsasdW
stoly below Camden. The completion of
tbU'rpad above highwefcrmnrk will be 0*
incalculably bpne$t t4 the town am
0auntyt apt the ?xpenditure >111 well re
and
Tiie offices. of the Treasurer and Auditor
wer^ iq perTeot order, and on examination
pratifled to observe the large In, . .
the payment of tlie poll tax, and the de
or^rtso in the delinquency. It augers welF
forpur futpre educationally and Otherwbe.
T|?e 8obeel,Commissioner's offloe was in
?*?<7 Mapect WO r J by oflils high and digni
fied calling-, 'jais books were Ja Jboroijgh
7" - *P' ? WVW"H nv,v ?u
order< <tnd his vouobeM ready for every
account, lie repot te to us'm |h/a outslend
log,School debt, the sum of $1,110,67. This
is oomparat vely a smell amount, and w?r
ttrust and believe tlmt the day, is past whfcn
our County paper is to be tbo Victim of ; the
inevitable sharper. office;
8herifl't office, Judge of Probate's o?ce we
found ail in gbod conditibn and well kept;
'Wo would, however, recommend that addi.
tlopttl book oaaessbs plaoed la the offioe. or
tbe Clerk of ibe' Court. Valuable records
aro bow browded upon each other, and tbe
convenience of getting at ihfem, and t.Ua
injury inflicted upon thtfra./mal gatta
?H ?
boqka of onr ? Trial Justices ?jw.'|ind that
some or,them ore kept with commen.lable
caro and exactness, wliilo others aro beyond
tboteuads or an iuielljgentSMi^puiVtnailon.
In the latter class tyo W9 ao.lsl
ire'e* to Justice FlauigiUjt'V,,'VVO .....r
to gather anytblftg dWlnlto from his books,
and extended to him th# Cottrtev of furtb*
Up to. tliis limn ho Iii\h failed, to
appear bo fori\w.#l t h ou gb ;.aarpestly re. A
qiu-xied to d^io. lie has also failed to re
? t^'fhe Treasurer the fines eol!eote<l by
! As a general thing the trial Justice*
'' make their reports tp the County
i required by law to do enoh
some of them seem to think
>ase (bey are fountains from whio|i
lustioe should Sow, that they are
" impervious to tho law. We find
^uthen, Truesdel, Holland,
111, Turner, Button a*. Shaw
Irtke monthly returns. J^it
? DOuraged whan it, should
and trivial arrests aro
sole purpose of colleot
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f palim or
l#d in it we
_ oompensR
l&iqVtof oaera EWIft
!'ipWP
' fa*1 your clear ?pd
?JtiW to us, and M
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?B.Hta-tcsajyft
it In tho cOtiu
pB#?1:!!
rtngftli-Afl*
?Ah MnMiKMMl t.
ointment in thocouot
?tlifln upon 1
fig*"nfftl v
or n?y ?ntno 6? |iLJ I
I #? una tho it?ton<hti)uUs*
'Sp
l v ^<*4 order* woi<> t?1<en, and nt n
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\^ffVOPTWr? ?^5 ' Hp J
R Whyjh.j&nnotwonrs go to tins. ffel?
mntik^VMpptien ti.i<v wnnt ?omethli?(c
Mtffr w*<yt ; ittonufio til?jr ;'?ra. "ftlwm
cortiflu iogvt tho very beet at Miilt pliufr,
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l?nr? littku UK :,?l
Ky Wfi LnVfc JtiM revived 20tW0 pfttlOrtfi'
of pWfe Ur, ivlilfl* \s*<! nlVi-r In lots
lis follow* f 100 or 3MM$$|jXH]
^hi?v r^ MU0p |tout>n? Kfc.ik- e?ntt| 2A
to r?b lk QCO^i' Time priced
are ohoiMwr UuM> m nnovtw laid *K>iV?
hijW) froirt Clirtrltotofl, Arid wo gi\firifrttta
fyll wol.'(litf. fee hotwe open on Biin?
0 in10 O'clock fi. lit. ?iut Trrtm
If H.ili. m? tti lit# ,
IX?w?i439E
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LIE UTBH AUT jp<'>. KlSLlNUBllRT.
Partly Eaton bT l?l? Comrades of the
: The condition of ihe body of LleiKen
ant Frederick F. KUilnbury, WhlCb was
exhumed for vxamwation, shows Hint
all IA most fleshy parts, tvul been cut
away with sharp instrument*.
'.Frederick F. Klslhigbury war rii,Eng
lishman bybirth, but came to America
nt an (-irly muo, and was reared nt Ro
chester, lie enlisted III tho i^rmv
Of the l>ntioafctiites, in 18G4.v,xIu 18flQ
bo Was retlVed fillip active service, ,-uid
\Vhs mudo ptjynhisker'i clerk nt Detroit,
Mich. Ry tllo Ihflhonee>f (he lute Zaoh
i?H?h Chandler,' He war made 11 First
Lieutenant In the Rogular Army, in
1773. HI? 11 ret station hi this capacity
wos At Fort Choneho, Tex.,- where lie
beealuo acquainted- With lieutenant
Qreely. Ho wntr transferred to FoH
Standing' Jtock, I>ak., where ho hud
charge ot the scouts ougnged. iu service
against the Indians, hi 1875. At the
time df tho Custer tnaftsaere he was with
General He mo. Subsequently that
tragedy bo capture*! the > Indian who
killed Custer In the fight. In 1880,
while his regiment was stationed ut Fort
Custer, KUIlngbury's second wife died
of mount,liu fever, Immediately after til*
return Irom a scouting expedition. Ho
hod l?oen maile acquainted with herd&h
ger while UW) miles distant from lho |>ost
at -.the head ofji scouting liarty, iiml hn-*
mediately loft for the station. This Mrt.
Kisllngbiiry, who had been his wlf* only
8lx Qinntli*, was the sister of hid first
wife, tho mother of his four children.
The aces of his famllv, all lx>v* and
maintained by friendly people in" differ
cut pljcos, T;mp from elgi it to seven
teen ye.lr*. Kisllnjjbury was oft'ered a
position in. the Ureeiy Expedition hr
>1881, and promptly accepted it. Ho was
dead before the 22d of Juiuf, 1884, when
the survivor* of ihe Qreely Expedition
were found. Ills body was recovered,
brought bojrie and burled in Rochester,
where jt was fuhitd.lu a niutllatcd con
dition. Poor Ktshubury died at the
early ?$e of thirty-eight.
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RANDOM SHOTS
I'otuts Picked up Promiscuously, *
v?3orpjbyes about town.
? >-C??ttou Is opening briskly,
?New cotton'U coming In dnltf^
, ?The uiolon-eollc davs will soon be
?Money U not much easier tbap.il
was a monih ago. r
-*NeW cotton in coming to market now
irpm every direction. ? *i
'??Tho hot wavp biJptinues to drive
bank presidents and cashiers to Uanuda.
.-^Ouv farmers arc not as hopeful abouj.
an abundant crop as they were teii days
?'K<V ' ? -
rwQct reody to plant an abundant out
crop. Tho feeed should bo planted this
nrontu: . V
? The/els an unclaimed leftor iu tho
(Columbia tavtofilco ai|drciM>cd to .Mrs.
II, (). Cm rloun. V
-"Tho school boys aro now counting
how many days" there will be belore
"sobool begins."
?T.ula Unrftt has retired from the
etago mull next season* Her tour has
netted her 140,000.
?Loads of bagging and ties are coming
hi dally. You will have,no difficulty in
getting your supplies
-^-Our peoplt* have passed tho exciting
titties, ? am\' will now sottlo down an<l
await the big show in Novomber.
?A runaway ox broke the monotony
of tilings at the corner of Rrond and Jiut
lodge Btreets yestorday morning. \
t ? ~8ales of qulnipe were Intcly made in
Now York at $1 per ounce. This Is the
lowest price thai it has reached for years.
?We bellevo t'he Primary System the
" Ost satisfactory plan of arriving at tho
l^esdf the people.?tfumter. Watchman.
mnjorlty of the ?filtors In tbl*
Li"an^e to say. ?ro 1n want of
Tills Is a bad stiite to bo in.
^llioptgue has had great
mado to hip store, uud Is
u?y oponlug up a nice line of tfoodg.
?Two Oamdon j'oung 'men killed a
huge rattlesiiRko having one bnttbn and
seven rattle a few days ago. They aro
n6w asking from the oubllo tho title of
ffColonet.v ?
vrJ'.'
?Try and not borrow Vour nelghbov's
paper; Pubscrlbo for It yourself. Your
neighbor doesn't like to bo bothcrW
with yon< f?o ifiattor how plcasmit he
may scorn.
?William Cariost o colored carpenter
In town, died on hist Monday of a eoiu
pllcation of dlsenses, iiM wa? hurleil
from tho colored llapitst chureh on
Tuesday aftemoou. , ? -. ^
ii^MSind us vonr orders for your . F?1|
and Winter's supply of letter IioikIm. cn
volopCH, hill heads, Ao. We n?e nothing
but first-oiiifs material, and guarantee
prices a4 low as the lowest;
'1 xfi tjifc W.
rcadlrtg't If so, unike n,<*ow'
All It costs" U $a a year.
-D'uriug the present lull hi busings,
s also n grt^Hl tlnie to call attentfbn' of
kmt yAil have lia. 'Add ??o ??ge? of
Alatiio and l.ogau too ther and Joil hiito
US. A coincident.
\M
NOVKI/rY * BOOK STOHG.
COMMBdCIAI, HI'ATKINKIIV,
V 80H00I- 81>TIQNKRV,
i.mnpA'iff?'*"1'
NOTK 1'AI'Kft,
KOOWOAI' I'APKTt,
I'FNCIIX, 1 M
'?Af 4ft4
NOVKLTY ROOK STOHf!.
fall
'Mmmi
FOR SALE BV'ta. 15AI M.
?' *\ ' 5'^* ft* ^[I'J< .1 ? MLWfc<.it>fi ' i,? i p' 0i 'i.m nt *. wi.| . ?? | ?*
U.MAYHEW. J. MILTON MAYRKW
C. MAYHHW * SON,
' i ooiumtoia, m. cS.
HARBLf! WORKS.
Manufacturers of mid dealer* lu all kinds of ,
American and Italian Marble Work.
?a.OUANrrE QUAHUIE8 AT WARDS. 8. C.
MuMANTlCf.S, MONUMENTS. TABLETS A* I HON RAILING at lowest price B
l-;i) QHANITE WORK, eltber foreign or nut I vo, to oider.
TUuUorrcspondeueoRoltoiled, and MUlafaction and promptness Kuaranteed. may 1.
1884! 1884
GRAND SPRING OPENING!
OF j
FINEST CLOTHING..
St. -nT- AiyTg,
Cheapest Clothing house In the oily.
?^A full line of GENTS' FURNISHING
G,OODS nlways on hand.
fiQf*Celebraleil "Manhattan" shirts?a
durable and'well made garment?is a com
fort to the wearer. To be hail at
-? S* BLANK, Popular Clothier,
240 King Street, Cuaulvhton. S. C.
PaWBSBB&mSSB,
ROBERT D. WHITE,
MARBLE AND GRANITE WOfiKS.
PLANS FURNISHED.
Moeting Street, cor. Horlbeok's Alley,
nug 18 ly , CHARLESTON. 8. C.
Chas. Cm Leslie*
Wholesale find ltotnll boater It.
Flsli, me, Lrt'iii'i . Turtles. Terrapin
Oysters, ctoo.
SJutla Nos. 1 and 3 bMsh Market,
charle&ton, s. o.
Office, 7 Market St., east of ?aat Boy.
49-AU orders promptly attended to, ,
TEHM8 CASH OH WfY ACCEPTANCE.
OLE?ELAkDt-.?:?S
written at his own homo, with hi* cooporn
tldit nud OKSlBtance^by tho renownoa Good
rich. TiMiiMtl, cheapest* handsomest, bcBt.
Elcenntty Illustrated. Costa more per copy
to innuumeture than the other lives Hint aro
roid for twice Us price. Outsells nil others
ton to one. Ouo m our agonta mndo n profit
of over 850 tbo first <lny. A harvest of gold
will ho renlUed by every worker. Alt now.4
beglnnerk succeed grandly. Terms hoe, biVcI
tho moHt liberal ever offered. Have valuable '
time by sondlng !2Scents for postage, ?to., on
Coo outfit, which lnolndcs large prospectus,
io|c. Act quickly; n day at tho start Is
worth a week at tho finish.
II. IlAiiLKT-r A Co., Portland, Mulno,
To Supervisors of Roads.
You uvy hereby requested to koo that all
tho roads within your jurisdiction nre put
in good order immediately and report to
County Commissioners. By order of the
Board. ; W. H. R. WORKMAN;
2fc Clerk.
Have Your Cotton Ginned
TO ?
Best Advantage!
Having purchased tbo STEAM COTfON
GIN and PLANING.MILLS formerly owned
by M. L. Champion, I am prepared to gin
cotton promptly aud at reasonable prices.
Tho patronage of tlie public is respectfully,
eolioited. Tho Hall Gin, whioh we uee, is
one of the best made, and turns out a splen
did sample.
THE PLANING MILLS
Will bft continued as hcrctoforo. MM
. I will soon hava added ft
Cotton Seed Crusher,
and will bo prepared to crush cotton eocd
for feiiili|rt?jg purposes,
MR. C. C. VAUQHAN will bate, obajfe*
o(|tna huslncm,,and will bo pleased to re
oeive the favors or his friends, ..... ? ?:
t^y-Uivo UB nirl.il,
John C. Man,
v?' ; {. v;..i I'llGl'WtBTOIl.
-o: 0, V,\ UG H AN, Superintend^*, ,
Aug, imi
j l+i,K1ftiipijgl
eisenheimer & Watkins
DKALLHK IN
eaocB8iBS,
MQWhMS,
TOBACCO, SC.
We beg t<) call attention.lo the faot that
wo have constantly in store a
FULL LINE OF GH0CERIE8,
whioh we offer to custome'l* at as low prloe*
as can be obtained at any rftore in Camden.
Ouretpok of A ' ? ?
Xiiauors,
Liquor?,
Is of the best brands and art worthy the
%ucnilon 6f thf. pufilio.
i aura to (five us a ffttl. tut wa are
Satisfied wo aro able and wij)ing to iHeaae
you both Jn qualify of g<fo<1? ano prices.
Geisenlieimor fc^Watkins.
an. 26-tf
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Ttif oopnrtnernblp tifNtoforo. existing bo
tweon tho undersluned, under tho firm name
of HICM yA WOLPIfc IH tMs <!a* dissolved by
mutualconsent. All debt*/duo frf the lata
(Hft May be futld'to either of us. and all IIS*
bltlUos will bo paid by tie Jointly/ Mr. David
Wolf>* wtll continuo business at I lie old stand,
and Mr. fea?toro Rloh,w'lli conduct, business
on his own nooonnt nt tho store formerly 06
onplad by ft. W'olfo,
IMftOHK Itt'Oll,
An?fustM,'S?, 1?AVII> WOLKK.
4 ^11, nUy>tfeii|ii<iii^>liim? ^tili ii ?'>' mi . ?
J. BLAKE 3TEEDMAN
HKj>l?E8ENHN(l
KNOOP, FREERICH & CO.,
CHARLtSTON, (. C.
Issues KxaKftngfr <-a Charleston. Iluy^
Cotton nt highest e.nsb prices. .
lerOlfice al l>. W. Jordan & Cu.'t.
'
IF
?
100 Atlantlo Acid, ?"
100 Atlamto Phosphate,
100 Owl Brand Phospliato.
The best made, for sale bj H. UAUM.
^cThabenicht,
(f^uocooKor to John C. Seegew.) . ,
Wholewivle nnU Retail , ?
LIQUOR DEALER.
Manufacturer of ? -
Ice and Boda Water.
Agents for I'ortner's Tlvoll and Benrnerft
Uiigel'M Beer. Ueer in Putent Blooper Bottle*
uiia/tlnlf v
u H|ieclnlty.
101-100 Main Street, COLUMBIA, B, Q/
JnS it.
NEW ARRIVALS
AT ??
W. C. GEB&Lp'i
OLD CORNER SIQlflfc i:
I have just returned from market, wher
I purohnacd a heavy Block 61 all, m ^
KINDS OF GOODS,
At (he very lowest prices, And I intend to
give my oustomers the benefit of toy. low-i
prioed purchases. Myftock consist!#^
SPRING' AND SUMMER Btf*:
GOODS, NOTIOtfB, HOSIBOT^
'A;' - ^ T-?'* Z7\
Ti e best ipaka and latest alyle* of BOOTS
and SHOES, CLOTHING, HATS, &?;
orooeries!
In Qrooorlcs I have as floe a stock aa can
be secu In town, '*? I ' ' -".??V . ? "
Hardware !
For Plantation, Cardan and Household ubo.
Full line of Saddlery and Hnrnesa. Tu fapt,.
I have got almost anything you oao call for,
and mil determined to sell
cflB^p for Cash.
Call bolore you buy* elsewhere.- Bugging
and Ties always on hand. Highest prtocn
pnid for ootton in caeh.
W. C. GERALD, ?>
At the Old Comer Store. .
Gullett'a Improved Magnolia
J,IGUT DRAFT v W'/ . .
Catfcpn Grin .
With Fender and Ubttdenner, whloh
lirno and rl?k,
The Best Gin Hade*
t^raold on reasonable terms,
HTSamplea may be soon *t I bo liore of.
? "? ?AUM
It H. CLAUSSEN& (90.?
. STEAM CRACKER BAKERY
4amd ""* ?;/'.'????
Wholesale Confectionery
:iW
. OHAttliK5TON, 8, C.
BOHBDWl'R OK fABftHNOto TRAIN?
Dppitrt >)) 7.1? rt. m 4,15 p. mi 1
Ui*poit (,'rwmlon Junction 9,10 ft.ln. A.07 p. m ?
T)ne GuiutablH 11.40H.m lo!?Sp: m
FROM COIiUMniA. -T'' ' *
Popart Coin nib I r\ oM ?. m. Mltf. m
l?tio CnmdMi Junet'n ? ?rt, 7.14 p. m
I)uo Ciun<l?n 1M p, m. 8,88 p. to
y ?< TOQHARJ.R8TON. . v? '
Depart (-amden. ? 1 4,11 p. m
Dtpnrt Citmrten Junction ojff p. rft
Duo ChirlCRtoit iKlOp.m
KHOM CHARLfcatOX.',f'' ^ ,/
Dopnrt (.'hHileatott ?-* ! T.CK) m,
Rsssaa'*"-^ 'mm,
' TO AVOVH'tA, .>;? /-'p.;, ?
?arw.oh , 'ijjiisi';
DuoAuruhU ' 7,10 !u St
FROM AtWtMtt*.
JWpftnAU*UM4 > 4 flAu/mJ.
IJuo CumUon J(motion til.Mn.nt.
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HnvHnn.lt nn<l All pnlnU Hn'ilh ami Willi.
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Tlf Roourf tit'Kr<;1? to mi polnu, ?Ht> be
pttrohftne4bf r?ppi>in<to
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