The Kershaw gazette. (Camden, Kershaw Co., S.C.) 1873-1887, January 01, 1885, Image 3
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
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/ ?CmniiIcii l'osi Ofllct*.
Punt Ofllc< buun (row 0 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Money urOcrs U*ued irpni 8 a. m. to 3 |>. m.
OtarleMon mull ciosiv* 3.30 p. in. ColuinWta
Rail 0lO4?? 9 p. in. upen on Sunday iroiu V to
a. hi. E. U. UKOOIvH. r. M.
TKK CUUKCIIW.
Camdkn UaktihtCuukoii.?M- K. Broad
duw. P*?tor. Service* every Sunday. 11 A.
n. and 8.W P. M. tiunduy KcUool.JO A. M.
Prayer inccttuji. \Vvduc?duy. 830 P. M.
i'oimnuijtoii scrvlcoH, ttr*t H^bbuth tn Juu
uary. April. July and October. Conference
ineotl'iKs. Wednesday evening before Mich
iL'o mm uniou. Hiranxeift welcome. Schu
ftto.
t ... -J-Jjyl. . -1 . -im
For Hale, /
5,000 bushels of Ifytsl Proof S?i-<l '
A. Bequest, iNI tauten tsirvci, I. hai les
ion, b. L. |
Cotton In (jim?t?n
Tlioro to nut. tt gmn <U'?I of col ton be
ing 6oK1 In this market now, notwith
standing Hie good prk-tiH prevailing. The
beot k indvs arc bringing 10)4 conu lie re
to-Uay.
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13T" Wlnbnrn luakeK tjic best )ucltncfa
CAer made in Camden.
1W<- Appointed.
Maj. E. K. hill, our ? fllelcnt .County
Auditor; Capt. C. < . JJaile, 'J'reMturer;
mid Capt. <1. T. Miekle, Jury Coinnii*
8.oner; have nil lie.eii re-appointed to
tlioir respective olllcea.
*" \\ M. 1\ A. Anniversary.
The Young Men's Christian Associa
tion of CHmdon held its annual business
mooting Inst Monday evening, wbcu iliu
following officers were elected for the
present year: l'. T. Villeplgue, Prosi
est; NT. T. Purely, Vice President; W,
J. Joiios, Seo'y,; In S. Pttmf. Treasur
er. Tim AisoclaUon will hold n meeting
nt the Prosbyterlau ohurch next Sunday
ovonlug whflli tho annual reports of tho
ofllcors will ho renrj t?4kad<)ro&scs deliv
ered.
l>cnth of Mr. J. J. MathU. I
Mr. Julius J.^Msthls, aftor enduring a
lingering Illness for miniv monthA, died
on stitnrduy last In tho 'iDth yoar of his
ago. lie had for a long time suffered
? with a fatal malady? consumption. lie
whs A young gentleman of splendid at
tainments in tho Mold ot literature, and
had ttln ilfo heou extended, would doubt*
less hnvo achieved a nosltlbn to which
hU talents ontitled hint. 11 In remain*
tvero Interred In tho coinctory on Salnr
' (lay. Our sympathies go out. to tho be*
fonvcd family.
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Mr Wlnburn ban made pictures in 117
towns.
County Officer* <|iialiflc4i?
Tho following county officers have
qualified and entered upon thodischarge
(Of tho duties of their rospectlvu offices,
having given their bond* required by
jaW, a* follow 11
8. C. Cljrburn, Olork of Court, bond
... 4 1/i/v/U. ' " 1
co,,,,ty commissioner,
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IttLjKiir ftn^l J, K. Norwood as 4untlei.
Kindly Remembered.
Tin: ()azkmk ofllet*extends iu flunks
to Mr. und Mrs. \\ . !?'. Maloue lor pack
age of bridal cake m i.I us a lew tlay* ago.
We again wish the happy \uiiug couple
a wedded lite ot unalloyed blias.
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Settled At l-asl.
We do not mean tuxt all lU-ii'iijueut ?
MMbsclibers have settled at last. Oh, no! j
By no means. Not such good luck. We I
mean thal4t is at In^t who 1? to
)>c the piipchef'r^pch Met Ii'x 1 ist Church 1
in lit lei .^alo for./no present year.
cy Wlnburn make* a baby picture
in one second.
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Wei Columbia.
Thoy have had a huge tight iu Colum
bia on llie subject of .prohibition. The
election came ofV last Mtltirday. Only
1,111 votes were cast. Tliu "dry" peo
ple voted 171 ballots. The. wet people
voted 030, and If. wasn't a rainy uay
either.
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Enterprise II & L. Association.
Tho regular monthly on etlng of the
stockholders of the Kritc.-|nlH0 B. <i I..
Association will he held next Monday
evening lit. the County Auditor's office.
Dues must be paid ho 0 o'clock p. in ol
that day. E.K.Sim.,
hec'y. and Trcas
Aictiou Sale.
. Beginning on Saturday, January ,'frd,
and continuing each succeeding .Salur
duy until tho entire stock is closed out,
1 will oiler fur 8 do at auction my stock of
general iuerehandi.se. These good*
must bo sold without regard to cost, in
order to cloac up huslnosg. Bargains
4*ll bo had. Mltx. 1*. Wn.i.i.\?!.?*.
tSyWinbuin beats the State handling
a baby.
Officers I until lied.
.'i'lto following officers of Kershaw
JjOdge, A.', K.\ M.*'. were luHtalled last
"itturdny evening; JJ^^Traut ham, W.
. M. S. Bum*
Tfeas
f.\ John
IB, J. 1>.;
pwardH.
>ra
..,Oit
tfxed
por uille,
, -jawiliier mile, ,htilf faro 2 cenU
por Uillo. It I' t known whether tho
c.oinpiUly \v)|t ? Hdyantajgo of those
VHton nrid ralso their prices from those
? now Cllurged.
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gy W|nburn milker four pictures for
fifty cents.
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Tho New Frcaclioi'.
Rev. W, T. Capers, the pastor appoin
ted to this charge by tho S. C. Confer*
onco, will arrive In Catmlen to-day or
to-morrow and will fill the pulpit at the
Methodist church next Sunday morning,
i On Sunday afternoon, he will preach at
lleulah. Mr. Caper* is au attractive
Speaker, nnd a most exeeiUut gentleman
Boehilly. We welcome hliu among rfs.
liCglon or Honor.
? Adutn's council, A. It. 11., have elected
tho following officers for tho ensuing
yenr: 8. H. Adams. Com.; David Woiliu.
Vleo Com.; S. M. Wilson, Orator; 1. II.
AlexHii lor, Sco'y (J. I>. lxiulap. Treas.;
. J. Me. rimyrl, Collector; J. S. Alerouey,
Chaplnlt; M, Tobias, Warden; S. B. I.a
tltitm. Guide; It. Jaeobsuu, Sen.; M. S.
.Bamberg, 1*. C.; S. Jt. Adams, S. B. La
tham* L. M. .Shiltli,Trustees.
Wlnburn has been making plc
v turos for nearly 14 year*.
?*, ' TfrffiSaBT
Not Much ofa<
ihos6 wlio expected .the prlco of
to go up to 83 or U> cent? n down Just
be for o Christina* made a bugw mistake
in thter calculations. For several day*
before last Thursday, the uurket was
stocked with eggs, so that they really be
chico vu article haijJ to dispose of.
Prices fell to 15 cents on Tuesday, and
tlioie who hud bought a few days pro
vlnuriy at 25 cents "got left," bo io
speak.
Did'Ht Catch Us.
We notice that a number of our South
Carolina coutcni|>ornrles have "bil" at
Henry Vogelnr'a tempting oft'er and In
serted hi? advertisement. Tho A
livntlii warns publishers agalnxt Vogc
ler, and s >v? ho is a dead beat.~*ln<fe/?o?
Inl'illiycnctr.
Tuk Ua/.m lis recclred nit order to pub
lish Vogeler's advertisement, but the
order and "copy" found their way to the
waste basket along with scores of other
"tempting" oilers.
Personal.
Mary dean, the little daughter of Kev.
J W. W'tngo. la seriously ill at licr home
in (jinlfney City.
Kev. II. M. Mood, who served the
Methodist congregation in Camden the
past year, left lust week for his new
llelu of labor at Keaufort. Mr. Mood
carries with nim the esteem of u host of
people in thib county.
Col. J. W K. l'ope, editor ol the Co
lumbia Itrgistvr, spent a lew days in
Camden l*st week, the gue.-t of I apt. T.
H. Clarke.
Town A (Tali s.
At tliu meeting of Town ( ouijcil laat
1 nmliiy uvi'iiln^, ret.'til liquor licenses
were granted to S. 11. Latham -J licen
ses,) Holland & Hull,.I. F. Smith, W.
CeMeiiheimcr, S. M. Koseiibcrgcr. j jlt.
( hlof ol Police iireftcntcd his report for
the month ending l>co. 23rd, bhowiug
Kecilpls from finis $23.00
" " stallage 2<!.30
" deities Ji> *>o
Total receipt# $<>LS0
( oiiucil tliuu adjourned to meet again
*;?n Tuesday next.
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mfWinburn's picturc* are hard to
beat.
The Euierlfllmnebt
I veil at Town Hull on Tuesday eve
ning of last week, under the auspices of
the Indies ol (trace church proved one
of the most Interesting of (lie season.
Tlic inclement weather j>r* vented as full
a bonne jib otherwise would have greeted
the fair ones who charmed their audience
by the most excellent manner i:i which
? hey carried out the attractive pro
gramme. At tlm urgent solicitation ofa
number of citizen* who were so fortunate
im to intend this entertainment, the la
dies concluded to repeat the programme,
and last night Town 1 ial 1 presented a
gay scene.
Eclipses in INNS.
In the year 1385 there will be two
eclipses of the sun and two of the moon.
An annular eclipse of (lie sun will occur
Mnich 10, visible in the United States as
a partial eclipse. This eclipse will be
gin at 11.37 In tho forenoon and end at
2.12 Mirch HO there will be a ottrllal
eclipse of the moon, Invisible in the
United Slates. September S a total
oelijise ot the moon will take p!aev, In
visible hens, but visible in Australia,
South Pacific Ocean and Cape Horn.
September 21 there will be a partial
eclipso of iho moon, visible hero, it will
begin at 15.31 A. M. and cud 3.57.
t3F~ Win burn hag the largest and nicest
lit of photographic Instruments ever
curried by any man in the youth.
niiisimns in ('nmrioii.
Another <'hrlslinna has comc an'Attno.
with all its .joyous incidents .
?was cloudy and damp, but the bovs man
aged to keep their powdev dry, judging
by iho inccssanl banging of cracker* and
pistols.
Nearly nil tho storos In Camden were
closed tho greater part of tho day.
Broad street won almost deserted, save
by Iho young Americas, who apparently
had a high old time. The dav passed oil"
pleasantly and every ono sceiiioj to be in
a good humor. No accidents occurred,
and quiet and good order prevailed.
The usual Christmas eggnog was ser
ved at the Latlnim House early in the
morning, and >vas partaken of by quite
u number. Dcliuoulco also had a nogg
for Its patrons and friends.
Changes or Residence.
Willi the opening ofa new year there
Is a number ot changes of' residence
among our citizens.
Capt. \V. A. Ancruin has removed to
his plantation below Camden.
Mr. J. 1$. Stcedman will occupy Capt.
Auovum's house on Fair street.
Mr. M. A. Metis will reside at the
Factory phieo, and his house on DcKalh
street will bo occupied by Mr. M. \V.
IJlssell and his parents.
Mr, \V. F. Maloue occupies tho brick
rosldence near Monument Park, owned
by Mr. Itronson.
Mr. K. C. Zeinp has rented Mm.Shan
non's residence on FiiIi- street In Kirk
wood.
Mr J. 11. Lylen will remove to the
house lately occupied by Mr. Zeuin. on
Littleton street.
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tJT'Blaek and other idinde* of Jerscvo
cheaper than any other hoii?o in town at
ihunberg'e.
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Wateroe (J range.
Tho nniiOHl meeting of Watoroe
Orango, P. of ll., was held at the leol
donee of Copt. J. J. llci), hi We?t Wa
teroe, last Saturday. An excellent
N ran go dinner win served to a huge
gathering ami a most enjoynblo time
was experienced. The following o Ulcer a
woro elected for the present year: ?F. .r.
Bell, Master? tJ. L.-,/Jetty?, Overseer;
John li. Gettys, Jr., Lecturer; Jam. F.
Uottyi, Steward; ? - Williamson, A.
A Huckabee, <;h.; Henry Trues
dell, Hoc v.; John L. Mlckle, Treasurer;
Hugh M?'Kiilii, Onto Keeper; M 1*9 Julia
Oottys, Lady As*'t Stow.ird; Mrs. J. c.
Nelson, Pomona; Mis. KcbeccA Mlckle,
Flora; Mrs. Williamson, Cores. This
grange Is in quite A prosperous condi
tion, and steps are now being taken to
ward# securing n good hall for Its meet
tngs.
Lima AfTVellng fig Mpoclftllj.
A- tho 'Ato scssl m of thoOonernl As
Pomhly several matter? of legislation af
fecting Camden and Kershaw county
were noted upon. An Act whs passed
changing the tofin of onico of tho lnteu
dant ntul Wardens from one year to two
yoars; MidI lawto go Into effect irom and
nftor April. 188ft. An Act wan also
passed giving .authority to tho town
council ol Cntnden to Issue town bonds
to the amount of|i(>,ooo for the purpose
of building a Town llall. Authority
was nlso given to Camden or to Kershaw
county to Issue bonds to raise funds to
purchase flrst mortgage bomh of any
railroad traversing this county. The
unexpended balance or fund raised tti
pay past due school claims was author
Uodu> be placed to tho crodlt of the
school fund for this year, a tar: of out
ffllji was levied In School districts num.
intra One and two to complete iho hbfh
woy Just below Camden on the Chai Jes
ton road.
f3T"A bottle Of Austen's Fore.%1 Flow
K'lA1 r,(rf ?f chaig<
at
bottom tor cash.
fvery puuhtisor ofiXwoith of goodi
i,o ...I,, ?
jusiwa shois.
Points Picked Up Proiulscnoualjr,
?Goodbye 1884!
' ? Uoyd'yVdo. 1885!
?Lent commences February 18tb.
?Did you "swear off" last night?
?A happy New Year to all our renders.
?Barbers depend a great deal on cheek
to razor living.
?Good paper for printing purposed is
now made of sawdust.
?Attentlop is calltd to dissolution
notice In another column.
?Tom and Jerry arc on a visit to Cam
den, the guests of Delinonico.
?The yenr 1885 will have two eclipses
of the sun unci two of the moon.
?The low price of flour has almost
run corn-meal out of the market.
?The usual C. hilstnias services were
held at Grace church last Thursday.
? It requires good sense and practical
judgment to run a farm successfully.
?If you want to go to Heaven when
you die, don't fail to pay the printer.
?A great many farm hands have
already made contracts for next year.
?It seems that eveiybodv is going to
Wiuburu's to get theii pictures taken.
?The Lien Law still stands upon the
Statute books to Impoverish the farmer
? No punishment in this world is se
vere enough for tire incorrigible gossip.
? Why not start the year of pcave
183.">, by squaring your account at this
olHce ?
? You can't begin the N??w Year with
a clear conscience it you owe the printer
any tiling.
? It is the neighbor's children that
are had. '1 hi? is queer ; but the ladies
know Mutt is so.
? Many a sire becomes a vighor when
he ban to get tip on a cold night and try
to pacify bin offspring.
?Tbejuuk dealer's highly esteemed
contemporary, the C"nijvt?si<m<il I>'-:<:or<l,
again makes Its appearance.
? Hotel keepers at Washington are
now asking $*>0 a day for rooms during
the inauguration of Cleveland.
?Teachers will bear in mind that the
examinations for public school teachers
will be held to-day and to-morrow.
? Leap yenr has gone, and yet we
knosv of three or four bachelors who are
yet hanging on the "ragged edge."
? Now Is a good time to icniember
the poor in a wty that will make them
realize that there is some real sympathy
iu the world.
?Tlio more a farmer has to^ell the
less he will Ik? compelled to buy,;iind the
easier It w HI be for him to buy when
foj eed to do so.
?Mrs. Kelly, who formerly kept the
DeKalb House In Camden, and who has
/?eeently run a hotel at Florence, has
rented a hotel at Abbeville,.
?Subscribe for Tiik G.vzkttk for the
year 1885. It will prove to be the best
Investment you could have made for the
money. The price is only $'J.
?Always advertise iu Tin: Gazkthv
the best aiul most reliable merchants in
Camden do so; it will pay you, espeei
ally if you desire to reach tho largest
number of readers.
?A good cook can find a steady situa
tion for the next year a', this olHce.?
lidinicell Sentinel- [What in tho world
floes brother Uronson want with a cook
In imprinting olllce V
?Mr. John J. Team had his house
broken open a short time since, and tho
party wjio did U stole by the wholesale.
Mr. IVam lived in SuiiU^^?ouuty, just
the Ker^iiawJJ^^^^^W
? Kuvolopcs, bill heads, dodgers, pos
ters. circulars, lotior heads, t-ccolpts and
general job printing will be done with
dispatch at Tim Qaxbttk ofllce. Call, if
you wish anything in this line.
?The prencnt Legislature is diKtiir
gulshed rather for what It has not done
than for what it has done. It has not
passed a single law of general and vital
importance.? C/ustn- flullrtin.
?Think of a shoemaker buying shoes
for his family. Think of a tailor having
some one to make his clothes. Think of I
a blacksmith sending Ids hoi?c away to
be short. Think of a farmer buying his j
own corn and meat ?
?The latest dodge in tho betting lb e
is for girls to bet kl<>o? with Hit young
men. There is something soul-satisfy- I
ing about this kind of a bet. Both ?id< s
are willing to p.iy if they bl.se and there J
Is no danger of a quarrel over a fal?o
count.
?Our paper account* are neatly made
out and lie beautifully arranged on our
desk. We look tor a large run on llieui
during tho month ol January. We hope,
however, that our subscribers will not
all come in at the same tini". Too much
money at one time might make us proud. |
?The 1'ittxhoro Jltrurd in discussing
the defect in tho present unequal system
of taxation says : "More men swear to
| lies in listing their property than in do
ing anything else, and not only that but
i they think It no sin, but look upon it ao
something smart. A man iu one county
is eompelied'to pav moro taxes on I lie
same quantity and quality of land than
another In an adjoining county. Th"
saute kind of a horse or mule Is valued
much higher In somo counties than In
others."
?The American Institute of Minlag
Knglueers has accepted a formal Invita
tion from tlio city of Charlotte to hold
Us next annual meeting in that city,
which will bo In May next. It will be
the first time within tho history of the
organl/.atlou that any of Us meetings has
ever boon hold In n Southern city. Dur
ing tho session of th? Institute thorn will
be an excursion to llailo's Gold Mine in
this couhty. Gov. Thompson has accep
ted an Invitation to receive tho excur
sionists cn route at Lancaster with ap
propriate ceremonies.?Lancaster Hwb:\o
Tito Atlanta Constitution
In n Ioiir article rolntlim to tlio It. It.
II. or that city, snys:
'Mm lUood (till m Coin pony started one
your ngo with 1162.00, but to-dnv the
business cannot bo bought for $50,000.00!
Tho demand anil tlm nutIwfaotIon kIvoii
in until to be without h parallel, n* its tic*
tlon is pronounced wonderful.
Wo Are glad to announce thut our
druggists have already secured a supply,
and wo hope our render* will supply
thcntBol vest at once.
It lit ?i?ld to be the only sneedy and
permanent blood poison remedy ollered,
giving entire satisfaction in nil on*e<t be
fore ono bottlo Ims beon tt*?d. Kor Wood
Diseases, Kidney Troubles, BcioI'mIii,
Catarrh, old tTlcer* and bkln Diseases,
try one j>otllo of It. It. It.
XANOAgTKK.
?Tho ladles of Pleasant illll township
gave a hot sapper at Orange Hull, flalem
Osmp ground, on Friday ovonlnglast.
?A negro girl, "I*0'* "houl W years, living
on tho plantation of Mr T. T- Gregory in
Plat tjroflk township was so severely ./tim
ed hy Iter olotlie* taking fire, a few weoks
ngo, that she <licd from Iter injnrie* on
Thursday Inst. Her death was the result
tf oarelesvnflas, by stuodlng too close t.-> the
tiro.
P4tHFfKLI>.
?The n?W Hoard of Cotiftty Oommioftion*
j j era have organliod by electing I, J?. Itioh
| moid chairman, J. It Movies clork, and
j Henry A- OUULud attorney.
ALL OVER TUK COCKTf.
LbeneEer. v *
Church Fair.?The hot supper glvei.
last week in aid of Kbouezer Church
proved quite successful, considering the
other adjacent attractions. The proceed*
of the even Ing NinouMed to about |S>
Great <5redit U due to the noble ladle*
who rendered such Indefatigable
yleea.
3?nlik:
ltKLUJiors.?lie v. W. 1'. (apcrs Is ? *
pccted t?? preach ut lieulnh church in \:
Sunday nliernoou.
Chhistua? Tkkk.?Through the en
gyofCupt. 8. J. Uenton tne ohildi
enjoyed a fhriMtuus treel;i?t WHliiomlHy
evening Capt. Benton a?k> you to ex
tend hU thank* to tho people who con
tributed to this worthy end.
Lynchwooil.
P.VTKONS or 111'RUAN DKV.?At H rogll -
l;>r ine< ling oi Lynch wood (Ji'MOge, No
377, 1'. of 11 ?, held on the 27th inst., tin
following oUlcers were elected to ?erv?.
for flie next year: W A Clybi^ru, NV M .
K \\ Hammond, O S: 'I' Jt 1*1 Bcthune.
Lecturer; 'J' K C'opeland, Steward; I)
.HcLaurin, A tj: Thoa Watts, Chaplain;
J A McLaurln, treasurer; X A Bcthune,
bec'y ; .1 N 'l'lller, (j K ; Sinter M K Be
tliune, i'otnona, Sister A A Clvbnrn.
Flora: SUtcr K M ltethuiic, Ceres*; Sis
ter S MeLaurin. L A S.
Masonic.? 1 he followingoflicets were
installed to servo Lyneliwood Lodge,
No. 1 V?7, A. F. M., on thei!7ih inet. : N
A Hethune, W M; II C J|:,1J, S W ; .1
M. Tiller. .I W ; \V S Smith, Sec; B .J
KalclitlH Treas: Jag Siokcs, A 1); W C
Katclill', .1 I': H Busier and .1 A Out
law, steward'"; J 11 llcndrix, iiler. j
liraiinjN (Jnnrler,
N uivt t ai knt shou Id not only been- j
courage J but also appreciated. When
we see a Ivllow with it in inni and uiak- (
ing struggles for ;id vaucem* nt we should
hold oiK a helping hand, eluer him on
and give him a push whenever wc can;
hut <jltc'i;/s uj> hill. Then* are iu this
neighborhood t?oine of those \ ery same
kind of people. All they need i* a little
more practice and plenty oi appreciation.
Un Chrisituan night a bamt of these
chosen spirits rallied out in tlie cold,
dark and gloomy night, armed with
proper implements and instrument)*,
bent on having some fun themselves and
furnishing instruct)vfc and entertaining
inuyic for others. It was a tegular
"Veni, Vidi, Vicl" serenade. Away up
in the. night, when everything was still
and we were quietlv having a gentle
<dccp, snoring oil' cod Ilslt balls, hot satis
sage and souse, our two big dogs started
out for our front gate, when "bang,
bang; jmt u huu\, j.k( ahiu>i, ptU't bum
hum htthi," was rolled out. One fond
lingering glance, and away they w ent
with reversed tails and making Maud S
time lor the lot, cow shed or at:y other
place to*YiTTIe. In .ununited the "native
tilunt ' with violin, banjo, accord eon,
fettle drum ami double barrelled gun.
About ami around our house they mareh
e I until U. 0- could thuftie oft' Ids snore
and then he began to paw around for his
shoes and breeches. When he was safe
ly housed In them he went out and invi
ted them in out of the wel, and looked
for his dogs, but, alas, such a demoral
izing effect the serenade had on them
that they were not to be found and did
not put In an appearance until breakfast
next morning. Wo arc under many ob
ligations to our musical friends for their
kindly remembrance of us, and If they
will let us know they are coming next
time, we w ill safely house those dogs
and spare their feelings from any further
disgrace
\Vk iiavk had as Jollj' a Christmas as
poor folks are entitled to and t'eol better
than many poor devils who lire getting
ready to ''swear off."
We HKAit uf some cases of Little Jlook
and Florida fever, but none are serious.
Tho tact Is the limes are too light to in
dulge In many extras, especially ? case
of i-iek'Miss.
Ol'lt nkw postoftieo at Caiitey llljr
In full blast a ml .'.i^elevhr J.*. At - ?
f'tftrtrtfriil* affft arms lull throe {TtVtfl
week, w e have all made up our uittwL
to try to farm some more, and our |>irc&<
ent aim Is to make a lrtg "crap" and tlteh
we will
Live as we ought to lire
And roll in beds of clover,
' Jo rink our w hiskey through a sieve,
| And pay up in October.
G. Q
17;" A large assortment of Mens,
Youth" and Hoys Clothing, low down
for cash at Bamberg's
??tMC
BEST TONIC.
This modlclno, combining Iron with* puro
Vegetable tonic*, oulekiy and completely
('urea l>yHi>epnln, lnitl|?*tl?ni Wfulmcmti
I muuro Illooit, IUnlarlii?Clilltaand Fovora,
unil Noural?ltt.
It la an unfailing remedy for Diseases of tho
t litnoy* and I.Ivor.
It le lnvnluablo for Diseases peculiar to
TVnmvm, end nil who lend sedentary lives.
It doc* not Injtiro tho teeth, cause headache,or
produce constipation??Mrr Iron ttodidntt do.
Itenrlchesand purlflc* tho blood, stimulates
thonppotlto.alda tho assimilationof food, ro
lleves iteartourn and Iiclehlng, And strength
ens tho musclos and nerves.
For Intermittent FoVers. lassitude, I-nek of
Enorgy, Ao., It baa no equal.
t9~ Tho genulno haa a?>ove trad# mark and
Crossed red line* on wrapper. Take no o'her.
? u)? tntl? fcf BRWWN VMRHICAI. CO., MAt/f ItfORBr HD.
DR. T. BERWICK LEG ARE,
nDDSlsTTIST,
Graduate of tho Ilnltlinore College of Den
lol Sutgery.
Omoe?DhKALD I10U8E.
Knlranoe on Broad Street.
I OR SALE OR RENT.
I offor for sale the Arranls Iraet of lnnd,
about 400 aores, twelve inilew from Camden,'
of whioh about 7<i acres are now under cul
tivation. The whole is desirable piopevly
and will be disposed of on libera'i and easy
lorma; or t will renl it for the incoming
yeir at llio usual rate*.
Nov 27 4t OfiOROK A T.DF.N.
Dr. J. E. W. Haile,
PHYSICIAN m DRUGGIST
FLAT ROCK, 8. C.
The undersigned will continue his
fo?!tl<>nal practice as heretofore, and will
keep in *?oek it PUIil LINE of
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
Cir i'JM W. /LS,
fyo ??<S c\
Ai the <>M ?!m'i of J! ui.k' ti Tih'kshht,.
i'ltattking the public f ir 'li? liberal share
of pn? v>!i!i?c bellowed up<>i? tli<> Uto firm,
I li >fi >. Sy filial i?iionii'?n i<"? evory detail
ul my Mi Jin??i?'-, I??? m<M'ji no increased con
tilitii)of llie s'tine
J. E, W. Hailo, M. D.
mi
?. *' ?AND
CONFECTIONERY.
I / , p. -?<
Jos. M. Rich, Proprietor.
IV attention <jf the cili*rtos of Cam*
deu iuJ t!>?j put lie at largo is rospcot*
<V!jcs'<U>?j to the fact thnt I have open
' J HUH-xl ''XOlPoUt Rl' Ok of
I HUT- *r
' < INFECTION EIUES.
NUTS, kc , 1V.0.
Togither <v ] a
vjo-iind I) unostic Cigars.
WI'IST INDIA FRUITS,
OK AI.L K1N1??
ki'l"i <n hui)J at all times duriog the
sca.v i. ??fh as
ORAiCKS.
I. UNIONS,
HAN AN AS,
PINE APPLES,
COCOA NUTS. &t\
MAUOA GRAPES
AND
dried rnjs.
M\ aLrrv is now ready to supply the
need*u i'l ii: the line of several Yurie
?f "read. Cukes, Pie*, &c.
t'rder- for Iced o.' Plain, Eruit
>ir Pocid. Cakes promptly filled and
vitisiuetiun eijhurod.
1. ?!!(!).hi-r 'ho plaeo?'"Tl.o Cnwideu
Palace lakerv and Confectionery."
JOSEPH M, RICH.
Choice Family Groceries.
A NEV. FEATURE IN THE RETAIL
3HQCERY BUSINESS.
i ff- s.:, i t.-.r onr MONTH fA' PKJCK
1 1ST, utu SAVE MOKKV in purchasing
your
Wtmiif/ Supplies,
WoJcli & Easen
l'J7 mil 1 'i'.i Meeting St., cor M.xrkot.
Nuv.i>.'iii Charleston, S. C.
DeKalb House
J.H. NicHolson,'Prop'r,y
C*BrrNevl,v jmiuted undj Jre-furoialied
fivJfTftlles l>e.?t the Charleston and Cam
den innvltcs :?!)'or.l.
l'*?' II\ ks i,tout all trains mnr <5
~m, SAlE~ANDrLlviRY
STABLE.
Having teasel tlio eomininodioiiH 8TA
liI.l-.S uitauhfl <<> the 1/eKolh Iloitso, i
am prepum! to fnini?h wulfitd in (be way of
j;i'c<m;s, itjaetons, &o.,
forj'len?Ui*^drive?.
IUCK8 ationd upon tbo arrival of all
train*.
X at lowor prlneK
town,
throughout ilic sea
vi
H8B8/AND MULKft,
purehMod' iJ>(k)lalljf for this markut. Buy
era will Si id It to ttioir interest to call on
mo beforo I njlng, I
' AugOlj-vi V W. ft. KLL18, Agt.
P!ANI)S & ORGANS.
BY THE BEST MAKERS.
New t
New ' ?i ;i
iff! ?<?? in -i
ii-Lii Innl I
'**? 1'F.F,
I >011' i f.
f >ic purr.li
A lt ll/?|lt in
?.'i.: Ki.
M' I 111 it
Apn
N tli' c
lilM liPCIl
I irrk ul I),
conn
f>r ili"A
? iniri'li.
(.-'tinny of
CHAKLV5M
I'll 11.I I* 15
i:|(liAUI>
IMIV I
..i [? I'M ?
n i'A
I >ii lliKl n
I 111 III. \v i I
( Nn ir
mi Muiutay
I| ill I l i.'o
I imparl (Hill
I nic ('?>! mi
.108 S2'0. S2'25 nnd upwards,
ms $24, $06 nnd upward. Ksih
inl, lowest j.t loe.-s ever known on
urumonfK.
VI5RKI) FREIGHT .'AID,
(?I get our prices nnd forms l>o
sing. Remember we pay freight
r(.*:<t?o of prioo. Address
V. OILI. ft 80 N,
^tfeel, Chnilfntou 8. C.
ication for Charter.
hereby given Ihfttl application
mado lo 8. 0. Clybiirn, Kmc).,
e Court of O. 8. ft 0. IV lor Ker
y, lor a Ohftrter of Incorporation
' i-icun Methodist KpiBoopnl Zion
ouled in 8obool Dial riot No. 0,
hcrubftW, Slate of South Carolina.
MICHES,
l!KW)4H,
PERRY,
Truntoon.
GATEN l'EAY,
ROBT. STHUSON,
JKHRY l'ERKY,
AkOIJNa HAHjWAV CO.
4 m KKORIt DKI'A HTM KNT.
s< iu;iM.y-i:<>Ir PAHflKNOK.lt TRAINS.
lor i irtolivr 12th, IPKt, I'liNKOnitet
run u? follows until further no
Umnro .*un On Cnnul on Hrnnoh
MUintlard tliuo.75 meridian.)
TO COLUMBIA.
tinlen . - 7.15 a. m 4.00 p. in
uleii .function 8.58 n. in. 5.22 p. m
l>ln 11.tHI 5. m? 9.22 p. tn
kkuK Columbia.
hepiirl *.:olk"???'"<?* , 7.48a. m. 5.27 p. ni
Inif ('Hindi 'I .lunot'n 11.13 a. in. 7.Wp.in
I >ii'- t'linul+'it ' 4 12165 p. in, 8.20 p. m
TO Oil A JtliKHTON.
ivpnrt Cntbden 4.0o p. m
Ik pit it Cm 'ulon function r.,22 p. ni
Imk i tiivrlt sto'i 11.(14 p. hi
' Rom CIlAHI.KHTOK.
Jiopnrt einji'l<,"i?<in ?.(Ki n. ni.
1)iii* cmmh 'i ?'nnotlon 11.12 n, m.
lino i nimlTii 12.55 p. tu.
l At'OUftTA.
ti'-pnit ('flifi'l''" -1.00 p. in
E?. pin t Crttf?dMi i unci Ion .V2J p, in
?iit anvtul'?* 7.11 n. m
ri:??M AUGUSTA.
I. i.?11 A n'" '?"i n 0.1.1 v. m
II i. i i?i>i I motion 11.12 ti. in
l)iw i iiin?i<-'i IS.iVi p. ni
( <>NNR<;TlO*NK.
? . , ?>* made nt Colninmn with Co.
In ii i.i ni. 1 '???'-nvlllo Unlli'ond bofti \vn j s
(II 1-1 ? '?'? I ?' I tit* on tlint Komi anil on
Hi -.p.'-tii - Onion A: Columbia A Kpi*r
in ,'mi L i A ? *.* 111 o Iltotrop'lM. ?l*o *a 11 li
di. i h !'?> |inriMft,?t AOhusIh i'ltllroiti)
to ,i n i ? ? >i ? '1 point# North, notli \( n\? i>\
train ; ' -iiden nt 7.15ft m.,ntnliiriv.
Iiv ? ? m
i . ! >!?*? "1 ??!<? ot Autftmln t? nndfioin
ui: i n i v?>t ni (j Houth viftOoorglit K. 15,
nrx -1? ? : ? -i H, ?
( *(*o at Cunrloston with
,m. n Vork on SHtnrdn,v? Aiw,
Vvi i- nt Hnvnnnnli flixllwny for
,Hn ?. . ? ? potntK South, nn<l Willi
?t< in v'lllp :md point* on Ht.
lo o.i ifind Of?tuivl:ivft.
I i . li (Ik ill lllAcU Vill.i with
f,ii i nnd iViun liMfiwcM tiy
lf,i . . !?lvtiifon
T 11 H I <? i KTH?'? nil pot01v, .-I n c
llli( lo
?I. 11 iN f- S, A if en t.
i' ii'i'l'-n. s.' .
K, .V:?*i;i|(.?r>
i i,- <"li. FiiRh Acvnl.
'OR SALE!
*4 '' f* :? Ml Cni"* m l ItivlnimentK.
wit /.w ?'! ivl Fllliog In*liiiineni?
^?o ? i- 1 encli mi l Tonln for
or : v - M, IH.SiSKI.I..
Special Notice.
Clothing?,
Cloaks
A Woolens
AT A SACRIFICE.
I bnvc a large stock of Uio ^ibove goods
which I will dispose of ot? j*rcut!y rcduccd
prices, Call and see before purchasing.
R, M. Kennedy.
"I10W TO SAVE MON10V."
81,r> l-'OR 810
sl'o rou sm.
825 FOR 81 j.
WATCH Kc!
KUMN OK WaLTHA-M WATCHES IN
SO|,ID BII.VEU DOIIU.E CASKS AT
ABOVE Pit ICES Kelt
r.O DAYS ONLY.
Kvkky watch wap.uantkd-. Cents
M?I,ID HOLD WATi'll lis FHG.M 8-J IP
WAH I?.
.Foil l'AItTICUI.AItS WRITE
i\ I c KLl; K )?: 'S J K WKLRY PAL A C K
CHARLESTON, S C.
J. G. ROLLINGS,
AUBXT FOH
Stationary ami PortaMe Steam Eniiacs.
BROWN COTTON GINS.
W1NNSI111? COTTON1 GIN.
With Febdeus and Condensed, *
TALBOT & SONS KNvJINK'S,
MONARCH KNOINKS.
SK INN ICR & WOOD ENGINES,
ROSS COTTON I'll ESS,
SCHOFIKLI) COTTON I'RKSS.
FlNUUttY COTTON rillCSS,...
CORN and W 11 !?: AT MILLS,
SAW MfliLP.
^SIJ-AFJING and PHtTny.Y^, , ;
And nil kinds of tnaeliitimy. Mo sure
to call und k?o my prieoa bcTtno ur?
chasing uny kind of machinery.
J. C. ROLLINGS.
Camden. S. C.
CLOCKS!
I have just rccdlved anil opened up ilio
handsomest line of CLOCKS that .lias over
hoen soon in Camden, ?ml my prices are
liwor than ever. If you want a renl line
clock at a low prico, now in tho timo to get
it.
I hare also received a full stock of new
and voiy handsome HOLD and SILYEll
from both American and foreign maker*i."j~
My stuck of
rts vc.-y full nltd compJvto, and has to he
seen to he appreciated, '' embrace* every
I ilung ftliiioki tlmi :i l.idy or gr nlicinnii
could cr,ll lor. 1 havo t.iie. largest stock oi
Spectacles ?
to he found in Camden, and ean suit any
ey<w. young or old. 1 have also a very full
line of
Musical Instruments,
:li as VIOLINS, ACCOKDKON8, BA
S. I1AHM0N1CA8, &c.
J. Jf. IjCfpranrt.
Greisenheimer & Watkins
DEALERS IN
cmommMS,
mqwbs,
tqb&cvq* <*c\
Wo bog to call atlontion to tho fact that
wo havo constantly in store a
FULL LINE OF GROCERIES,
which wo offer to euRlomers at as low prices
aH can be obtained at any store in Camden,
Our slock of
IjiQLUors,
Lia^iors,
fs of the best brands and art worthy the
attention of the public.
ftfiT Lie sure to give um a call, as we are
satisfied wo aro ablo and willing to please
you both In quality of goods and prices
Geisenheimer & Watkins.
an. 26-11
Kcmodclctl and My FimiisM.
iMtliatn House,
CAM DEV. 8. C.
Transient Board $2 Per Day.
Ample accommodation*. Tnb'.e ?uj plied
with the best the market ntl'wd*. livery
attention i>aid to the comfort ?'f cue*?*.
Connected with the Ifonste i* n lift rbi^s
Brtll. whieh is orderly kept
Hack to and from tho depot. I*">\vV..i
cents each way, ,
Feed ami Livery Stable on pr<?m!?e?.
H. 11. LATHAM. i'rojM ii fir.
9
House Sign and Ornamental
PAINTER.
Hiving located in Cam leti, be;' let-' i ,
*olieit Ivu'.io'xs in his line.
,,'ff "llel.TM |.) r, V. . I", I "<? l;?e. f '?!
j Kennedy, It Ksikle*. \\ M f-!i .nn?.
an I o?lier-<.
my 7>iice* I < r <* living '?*? * i>r
work.
I fv'lmiiiiining and i'i ??i,oe \\ i k m
| apeeluliiy
J f/~'Or ler ? led at tiie llOv' ? -re '?(" i'-.
; C. .1 Diilli ip wnl i.e ? r'?m: t'j *?11**n !? I *?>
DISSOLI.'TIOX NOT ICK.
The C'.pirl :i f rship ItorMof. re exutit,-/ tin
le.- (tie firm name of II mi.i Tir ??. = i?? j ,
i at Flat R'i'k. ?m> ii??o'vc-) by stiihomI e - i
?i>Hi on Novem' er 1 v?, I ^ * 1 I'lrti"* ??:
? deM?d ! i f. f i i ... i " l| .... i
I :irrange their i>i toMe >???** in m 1
i wind npliie |i|i ?i i,e<< o( ' 'it* firm I .it',:. >
pa rtner i ? iri'lmi i 11 ? j:. ( >r 11 ? i ? ?
.I.e. V If A11T. M I'
j Not 20 15 '1 !;t JiS 1 >JiL, M P.
SELLING OUT!
II?Ting determine 1 to leave Camden, I am offering ihe public raj ENXI UK STOCK of Qtn
cral Merchandise, cousi^ing of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
SA-DDLJilirlY. cfoO.
AT AND BELOW COST.
Tills is no idle 'alk to humbug customers, but f.?c'f which can be ceen by any om who
will t tko the tronMe u> examine my prices. Remember, 1 Jo uot consider it tiouble to
show goods, and 1 know you can save
SO PE65, CENT.
by buying from me. The goo 1* must 1 e sold. Therefore, it is lo your iuteresl lo CO
and ?ce tne oeforc 3 ou buy. 1 have on hand
ONE BD^ESTSG SEWING MACHINE,
Whioh can bo bough: at factory [ rices. .
Mrs. P. Williams.
C. MAVUBH- j. MILTON MAY1USW
C. MAY HEW & BON
Columtoia^ SJ. C3.
MA If, II I, E WORKS.
Manufacturer* of ami dealers In ntl kind* 01
American and Italian 'Marble Work.
on.r;ti.\Nm: oiWKun-x a v nvauin. s. r.
H'OIAMMUNTMKNI'.h, TA1J1.KTM A 1HOX H M UNO furnished at lowest prlo ?
t <1.1 "01.! s 11 RI) (! K A N IT I; W'Oil K. cither foreign or n:i 11 vc, to 01 tier.
' 11 To-j.i'udouot' s?)iic't?'it, and s;ul?fu.'iK>n and I'runiptiicj-s guaranteed. *?iny ).
THE DELMOOTOO
Ob'
CAMDEN, S. V.
The Place to buy Good Liquors.
A FULL STOCa of all hinds of LIQUORS always on band?all grades apd qualities,
1 Ml BEiLIXK M LOW PRICES TO ILL,
Gibson's Favorite Whiskies,
Genuine Baker Bye Whiskey,
Best Corn Whiskey,
ALKS, I'ORTKtf, RKER AND SODA WATER AND IMPORTED GINGER
ALIO.
PLAIN AND FANCY DRINKS OF ALL KINDS.
;dr"" "MM" "J
WI.UES Of ALL KINO,
FrcncFt. SSransiy ttntf I Soil a ntl Gin.
A full supply of ibc best Brands of North Carolina and Virginia Chewing aud Smoking
Tobacco, Cigarettes, &c,
Also, note brands of popular cigars :
Kosy's Free and Easy, 6 cents, I/Escepcion, 5 cents
Amity, 6 conis, Gold Exchange, 10 coHta,
Fine Imported Cigars, 15 cents, Also a variety of other Br&pdg,
C6?TPrivate families supplied wyh lJEIJR at Bpecial prices.
S M Rosenberg#*-.
)CKv % '&
) ? OP ? '? Si!' ? ' . ' ?
.)UST OLMuNKD RV
J. D. DEAS, Agt.
(Next to Dunlap'a Drug Store.)
Oomc and examine my slock.
t^'All tn-h floods and prices marked dftwn lo bottom figures. ftro.
J. D. B13AS, Agt.
New Bakery!
Everything First Class.
To Ui<< public I would itimnunce llial 1
liu vo 0|>i'iu'i) a
MEW jMKMitir,
nl Mr, J.H. Moroncy'n liuil'lin:! oil
stipi-t, ne?r lite I'umI Oiltco, svIh-ii* I nui pre
ptll Cll t<? hitvo j
Vvesh MIvcvh Dtiy
KvcryUihiK ukuuII.v koIiI in u KlItMT CI.ASM
IIAKKItV. l-l ?? i *' a i i?l of si i me oi t lio it it I
clou you unit got fresh ov>ry d?> :
Breads!
PAT I '.NT UI.W KM.
iiomk-m auk iiiikad,
KIlKNl'll Hli K AD.
IIVK I.UKA l>.
VIKNNA l{()I,I,M,
I INXAMdN U< >I.I.M,
nml ot ln'i l< I imIh.
Oal?Le?s
I'l.AlN POI ND I'AKi:.
Kin rr roi'Nu i'akk.
I?A I>Y HIU N'll I'AK !?:.
MA lOtl.K IM ?I' N I? < A IC I',
Mill .A SH KM I'tH 'Mi I 'AKi;
.lKtif,Y IK >1,1.,
?JKM.Y MullAN IK,
\V I N I", i 'A K K.
l'l.r.Mu i a k" i-:.
1-AHY I1' I NO KKM.
sro.\*< i K ( \\K k,
MH >N< IK f!IS( T ITM.
VII N 1.1.K .II'M I'.I.KH,
CINN \MON .UMIU.Ks,
YINII.I.K I'AK KM,
m< iii:\vnF.itUY cm; k,
I.KMON SNA I'M.
DIIOI' ( A K I IS,
KltKNl II .II'M til. KM.
? 't: N \ MKNTKD l-'lt V IT I'AKK tnri.l- :il.
?l???i; iini.t i>.
3?ie?:
irxT \i:i> rikm.
iim i i \ N I | 1'! K.M,
1*1 ,M I K I v I I KM.
A I'l'I.K IM KM,
f.K.M? >N r: KM.
i *i: i n ?. i ? i km.
I ,?! v i: ,.|' ? 111 |(>n ? ? ? Mil fine's "f ?h<>| i-c
Fancy and Plain Candies.
Foreign & Domestic Fruits,
V I T
I 1 ("I
i! o' t ? ? i 1 i - . . i I i ' ."! > |,
l,i %'U lull >
H A, CESSER.
; V i'i !,) ! w
w?::oi.s
>i'i i * ? i
l.Kt il
.,11- ' ? . CM A i; I
-J
r Sals or Fc; Rent.
P1 ir.i.i'r.in ' ri ft.i - for ?si'.i' ! ?
1 i i 1 t,i r I V n ?! '? I II 1 ?'.! ?> ? I ,? n ? t.
Vl.t,r hi \ I s- ?:
I A ' ' 1 ,
m;\v arrivals
m c. 6MMS&&WS
Ol.l) CORN Kit STORE.
I tmrpjiKi returned fr?m market, wl??r
( purclinxtii it lienvy stock of (ill
KINDS OF GOODS,
M (lif> very lowest prioen, nnd I intend W>
^ivc my curioim-i 8 tlio lionofU of any low,
priced purctinHiH. My ntook oonsietR of
SIMlf N'CJ AND SUMMKR DRY
GOODS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY,
&o.
T1 p licst nmkc nnd lnlost stylos of B09T8
-H..1 SHOlii}, CLOTHING, 1IAT8, $0,
Crrooeri??l
In (1 rooppics I tmvo as fine a Block as can
lio si-en tn town.
Hardware!
For 1'1'iiiiniion, Gordon and Hounaliold iino.
I'nII line of Knddlory nnd HorneR*. In fa?t,
I Ii:iv6 p.Mi utmost anything you oan call for,
in I am determined to noil
CIUOAP FOR CASH.
! (Tn 11 licloro you buy o1*awhere. Happing
:md Ti< ? always on hand, llighcrt price*
[ pai-l fur cotton in cash. .
: W. C. GERALD, >r
At the Old Cow'f tyy?
Change ofBusipesp,
llnvlnjf itils day lold my entire Inpurappft
lnxiniv? !?? I). It. Williams, Jr., t cheerfully
rcroiiiii ??ml liim to my friends and former
i:ii?('?iihi.i. Vory ilespeotfully,
VV.M. CLYBUIIN.
K<-' ??ii!\ry 15th, 1K84, If.
I'ttWKS nis&ercmv,
ROBERT D. WHITE.
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS,
I'J.ANH I'llKNIHllKD.
Mortinf Street, eor llorlbook's Alley,
a?;r 1H Iy 0II AllLEATON, ? 0.
The Best
MATS v-'i Ii it v f <?'.*< r ?for prile tiy
del I II. IIAUM,
Attention, School TrustftosI
f,| I'rnxlrou in etiflh ^cllOOt dls
tii.t "f K'T'li'iw county tiro rQ(|'i<"ito
.t '"i(- -?i.i ? hou?r< mi fnrndci^Ht 12
l-iiiMy, lU'cemhiT 1 '.^wTfor Ihn
? ?! fijn'ri ip)! to|?c!li"r HMi\ consider*
0/ ii vii'H ??! ?? nt importune to the
iif iSe v.iiniy. llf euriiPiit ly
i.. ).<? I lii i i . i iiv i rn?t eo will jn rnf nl.
tOP.L imvcM,
J.<1 .^ 'li'j 'l (Viiiu?i-'<!ii'ii?r,