The Kershaw gazette. (Camden, Kershaw Co., S.C.) 1873-1887, July 16, 1885, Image 2
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UtANK ?. BEAKD, I'iohuwoi.
SUBSCRIPTION, f 2 ex* YKAK, IN iOTAllOI.
CAMDEN, H. C., JULY 16, 1894.
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KEEP IT UP.'
Oo Monday, the 6th day of July, there
i? preliminary meeting held by some
Wf our publlo spirited citizens who wish
to we oat oouoty prosper, for the pui*>
pose of consalttng as to the boet means
/orestablishing hu Agricultural Society
la Kershaw oountv. Unfortunately a
assjorlty of our Tarmers wcro too busy
to give their time from their crops, and i
therefore were not preaeut.
It la hoped that at the next meeting,!
which la to be held on the first Monday
In August there will be a full attendance
and that the farmers will recognize the
importance of united and uniform action
In thla matter. No Interest is bo Inti
mately connected with the prosperity or
*aooess of a State In nil that In uiost..vltul
to its welUbelug, as the <?g> lcultural in
terest, because this branch of human
taotiployment produces all we have, eith
er to live upon or barter, and therefore
Its well-being should be most zealously
guardod by our people. "In unity there
is strength," so let ua by all means have
unity of thought and action in this very
important matter. ^
'? gin (i n ii
A SIMPLE PRECAUTION.
It is a fact woll known to phy^iens
that the water which wo drink vl^ulns
the germs of many of the disease?Yreva
leht st this season of the year; such as
dysentery, typhoid fever, diarrhoea and
cholera. It has long bcon known that
boiling the water which wo are to drink
wUl'removo these dangerous germs anu
leave the fluid pure. Suclui course has
been recommended by^gfRnent physi
cian?, and although Tt ioquli es some
treble, this trouble is nothing com
pared with Immunity from diseases of
suoh palnfUl slid dangerous nature. We
are uow free from anv general disease In
our county, and wisdom would dictate
that this Is the propor time lu which to
tho fabled ounco of prevention
whtqU U worth a pound of cure applied
after the affliction couivs, It Is true we
have enjoyed wondeiful immunity, but
nevertheless we shottid not negleot rea
sonable precaution, eveu if It does oost
some trouble. l
., v, - POSTAL MATTE US.
Fifty years ago It cost fix cents to.
Mnd r single sheet lotter any dlstanco
less thap thirty miles. Between thirty
and eighty miles the rate was ten ceute;
between 80 and 100 the rate wns twelve
*nd one.half cents. Between 160 and !
400 miles, eighteen and one half cents; j
und over 400 miles, twenty-five cents. 1
For two sheets, double price was charg
ed. In 1845 tho unit weight was fired
at half an ouuce, and the rate fixed for
any distance under 800 mfles was fixed
at 6 cents. Above that distance, tho rato
was .ten oents. Six years later tho rate
ys reduced to three /ftrr yfel
S.0OO miles. In 1803 Sre^entswsT
mado the uniform rate throughout tho
United States, aud In 188H the rate Was
roduccd to two oents. Every ono ot the
reductions have been productive of an
luoreftse iri revenue, fcnd it is pot likely
that the ftduotloA .just effected will
prove an oxooption to the ruler
EDUCATION OF TUB COLORED RACE.
At the last term of court In Aiken
county, five colored school teachor* wcro
convicted of forgltlg pay oertlflcatct,
and raqny persons claim that 'such inci
dents prove that education has a tenden
cy to demOrallzo tho colored people as n
race, IVeareoftho opinion that such
cases only provo the low moral standard
of the individuals who commit the acts;
a development by favorable circumstan
ces and surroundings of characteristics
which are inborn In 'many uiYfortunatoar
AH OBlOt^ APPOJlNtMEK r.
Tho Orangoburg Times <i ml Democrat f
at Thursday last,, contains an extract
from tho News and Courler Upoit ono of
our new: United" States Marshall's k|H
pointments. Those \vho are acquainted
With Mr. Boykln know that ho Oould not
be brought to plaoe such a man as tho
one spoken of In any posit ton whatever,
if those Who are now so ready to blame
J?*4t?ken the least pains to Inform him
of tho hots lit the ease, or had ttonselve*
suggestoda proper pettoi* to flnthe po
sition of Deputy United States Marshal.
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, eoucoN'T ?bt
| i Th? editor of Tnx Ga*ktt?, for maftV
weeks pwst, anticipated tl?o pleaaurea In
cident to the annual re-unlon of the'
motnbors of the Btate Prow, and up to
last Monday cxpcctod fully to mcot his
brethren of tlio null! at Greenville thU
week, Hut, alni for human tfopesl At
the lost moment, we found otir Hopes
decay. Wo couldn't get away. I low
we deplore out fhliuie tor enjoy tlto pleas
ures which alway? attach to these Aeot^
We hopo the fortunate one* will have
Sglorlou# time. i'f. . ' v'
y :t4 Ifttfigljl 1.1.
^ AfTRNrXOM, l>fc*OL'IUTg. ;; }
A vacancy In the llouse of Represen
tative* havhlng boen m?do by the reslg
nation of Hon. R MHIer Boykin, a meet;
Ihg x)f the Countjr Executive Co.mnluec
ft oalled to meot at the office of the Chair-,
man on the 1st day 01 August next, at
12 o'clock M. A full mooting Is necesiu*
ry, M srrangsmonts muHt he msdo for
HA eleotlon to ill said Vatancy. ' - .'/?
ftAii.noad *nl patent oar oompnnlcs
?re,It la said, to subscribe the none?
necessary to keep open the New Orleans
/apposition another sotson. Thoy can
irell sfltord to do this, for, really, the
fltoney expended In connection wish the
rill* fytgst* goti* Into the coffer* of
ftkttt $Vn|frnte*? Sonie months* expo.
ytajoebAs shown that the distant of
New Orleans from the oentroa of popu*
latlon and hu?lue*s, rather than any
ftfnlt of fallnro In the management,
fG'flj the exhibition unprofitable Tl'e
Hfr*at interest felt In a/Mrs at Wm^i?
IM I
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Umi, tMCMUMS ot a change la the adminis
tration, wuoiie ot the cauaes of limited
attendance, loo, and this wfll not exist
next fall and winter. In feel, reasona
ble contributions by* these companies,
ensuring the keeping open of the exhibi
tion during another season; and liberal
terms to travelers waking the trip, will
probably induco many thousands of per
sons to visit New Orleans and amply re?
pay the companies as well as help the
managers out of tbelr dlffioultlea.
Tue choucra does uot nbate any In
Spain, there having been reported from
all the towns and provinces 623 deaths
and l,03i new eases In twenty-four
hours ending Thursday. At this rate
tho cholera will rapidly declruat tho pop
ulation. Spain/has an.^rca in all of
195;76ivSquMre miles and contains about
17,000,000 people. Some idea of the
density of population can bo formed
from the fact'that it averages eighty-five
human boings to the square mile.. The
people are lazy, dirty and pay no atten
tion to the la\>ts of health;, 'f'ho oltleB
reck with filth( and all autrouttfttoga
unlto to induce such plagues asJShtt]
which now prevails so alarmingly
there.
TnE New York Financial Chronicle of
a rccont date says the tlnanclal bit nation
Is bright and more promising, and that
a better feeling provails among tho cap
italists to put money into circulation, it
Is to be hoped that It will continue to
brighten. *
What Vou Wnnt to Know. ^
Everybody wants an honest answer tp
this simple questionWhat is ibtf KA'st
meJIcluo to regulate the bowels,I cure
costlveuess and biliousness, help tho di
gestion and give strength to the whole
system? People ask us tills every day.
Vve answer, Parker's Tonic. It is pleas
ant to tho taste. All the ehlWlren like
It. Mothers all praise it. It ^vlll save a
thousand times Its cost In every family.
?Editor Western Argus. /
Some Teuu Talk.
DbarQaxkttk?After a sliance of a whllo
?oocasloned not for want of something lo
write,or a disposition not to do so?but for
want of tlihe or opportunity, I will drop
you a lt/io again, however.
Cropft hero are very line on tbe prairie.
Ocr?i, however, vai damaged a good dual for
wantofraln. After tbe overflow we bad no
rain for nearly forty days. >Ve bad a fine
rain on tbe Otb. Tbe crops In the "Botloras"
are amall (tbe first planting being destroyed,)
but are growing finely and If no disaster
happeaa will make fine yields.
Times here are very dull and the outlook
not very encouraging. Two years now In
succession tho crops In tbe bottoms were
destroyed by overflow. I>aslycar very few
replanted. Tbe drought ruined the up*land
crops la~t year and badly damaged the corn
crops this. Aa a consequence, man, of the
(armors are behind somewhat, a good deal
discouraged and very qiuob disgusted: and
to add ta tho demoralising Influences al
roady mentioned, tbe "worm" has appeared
In a good many places and "grasshoppers,'
which. If they should become general, the
late plantlugs of oetton will make nothing;
and If so. hopeless bankrup.cy and ruin will
be the Inevitable lot of mut /.
The overflow destroyed tho grass In tho
bottom; the dry weather did the same thing
In large measuro oh tho prairies; and that
' lies a tendenoy to stop farm operations.
Very many of the farmers are "plawlng on
gras*"?are not feeding thelf stock ut all. 1
have already heard of 20 or 80 horses and
tqules that have died and a good many are
)ookln'g very much like that old fallow that
used to appear In your aUvertJglng columns
as "going for Kendall'* Spavin cure," and
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?w5nl^jr!nc!#aMj^ttv5^1ntwm ra-V
mlttottt and some "agues." Tho writer has
been'(Introduced" to thesbokes. i used to
hearaalOry t the effect that lb Arkansa*
the way they got tho persimmons off the
treM, U?*y tied a fellow when a chill was
coming on to the troe, and when the ohlll
"got In Its \ ^r'; ?o persimmons would all
bo sliakon oft', I dout know whether the
story Is true, but I am satisfied If a fellow
with oue of these Toxos-Bratos, double-net
lug, self-cocking, low pressuro, automatlo
shakes was tied to (hp tree, thoro would not
be runuy slmmons to toll the?narrative.
Aftor carefully noting everything?soli,
oilmnte, water, prlcos of commodities andjar
tloles produced, advantages and dlsudvan
tagts, I Am satisfied that any one In S. C.
who IS making a living had better remain;
and even If somewhat bolilnd, they had hot
ter ccunomiEO, starve out, than to break up,
saorlflco what they have, and oome here.
To any one who has no home and who has
ho capital to start with, Texas oilers more
Inducement thau S. O. Old H. O. is a good
poor man's country, I know, lie can begin
poer and stay poor, but with all that lie can
have good health, a plenty or water to drink
*ud If his liver In not too muob out of order
can have pretty good time,
. But l ata taking up too much of your val
Uftblo HpnoO. h.
Bau Felipe, Tex., July Otb, 1886.
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Correspondence of This OAavrra.
More JUIirond RaokeU
'The "railroad raokdl" ncems to bu?? all
around ni?, north, southeast auU went. The
M*asaohusetts and Houthpru Construction
ComI>?\ny WiriKHfl l>iilltlkiiK a mllwuy ooii*
I neottng Georgetown And Charlenton with
thu northwoMt: dncluattl and-Chart en ton
bnlnfc thu terminal* of tho road. The pro
ftloraakpcot Utun tooatablliih direct Undo
twoon \he ? Wont Indie* and the North
try paralel and naar to th? Catawba, or
Btate and Mm road, if ballt on thd tioutt
*a
furnUh bnalneM to th* road in ftfttihtni
UoRlde". thin rodto would buildup onr ft
Hot town (Caniaen) enhance the vklua of i
c?uite therein, and k|*? not only the oltii
?jhK* ?>?* *"2.'.? tSSSt
Camden Wotlld afto fdrnUh ffalahti.
ton, annno, fcrm nuppltM dud ginertn mcr
??3SSJ?&
pnny to induce them to locate ttulr road on
]l**a!riiy'^Vihe attention of public ??ir?
lt*l eltlKCun of Camden .who arc belter
poured, and mof* competent than Flo del In*
eate all the advantago* of the Camden route
? Uhryukahd.
a in PhntaiM,
Caimo, July ll.?Qan. Bmokonbur? tele
graph* from K?tmah that a lettar which w?*
raoolvad tbaro yoatorday atAtoa that Bl
Mahdl ladond. Tho IHtar wm written by n
raarohantnt H*Adak,o* .July h, en.i it my*
that alnoo the Prophet'* d?Mth lit* Mlowara
h*ve fuMrn to fighting among ttfamaaltt*.
? refugee Rcyptlnn soldier who Arrived nt
FA meh to day, Oon. HrAokanhury anya, aa
aarU that ha ** art Airwb on the lat of July
At Ahrldom who told him Ml Mahdl waa
iiwRV o ?
I I <i i Tip ii i in i| in
?A Farm Jra* Cluh haa bean organUed In
Wlnoabrtro, #Ub Mr. Nathan Roberta? aa
Proatdent anlfMr. J. P. MtMaator aa S?o
?a?ary. M An. T Q PMrlok, Jt M Steward
n# W. A. Babb wore olocied to roprarint
At BonneMavltle.
?????> i >?
.v ? FKMm ia wantl bar council to enact a
Un prohibiting (ho Interment of bodUa III
ftnotttfrwtStn the town.
DAKUNOTOK.
?Tbn I HI QptjrUrlgr abating of lk? M.
B. Church fir Florence circuit, was hold
July 11th and l&h.
?On Tttoadar. tho 8th inst ?, the Florence
?lean lira company bad a friendly oontevt
with ? viattiog Mupkij from Georgetown.
Florence, U usual, MOM oui ahead.
?On Friday night last. Mr. J. 0. Rival'*
mill was damaged by one of the rocks ex
ploding. One man was killed. The build
ing was mueh damaged.
?A heavy rain storm ocourred in the
neighborhood of Timmonsvillo on 8nnday
afternoon. "**' A ? .
?Last salesday in Darlington was so
quiei'that unless informed of the fact a
stranger would not havo known It J*as.
salesuay. " ?. ,
?U. 8. Marshal Boyktn 4hh/appointed
8. P. Cannon and R. 0. t'arrsll os deputy
marshn s for Darlington oounty,
?The Centre Point Sunday school haa
over 70 attendants.
?The Board of Directors of the Darling
ton Agricultural and Mechanioal Fair Asso
oiatlon have appointed their Floral Fair to
be held on August 4th. ?
IAMOABTKB.
??*n observer informs the lAdytr that
the crops in Lancaster are better and
promise better .than he has over before
tni^own.
? Mr. John C. jJoblcy has been ap
pointed "vDrpnMBtffc'flhal for Lanoasler
ooun y, .
?Alex Madfloy, the man who was cut by
the Lancaster barber recently, has run off,
duspite his condition, to avoi-l arrest on a
?change of burglary in Cbaraw. ills physi
cian (i^ys he will die.
?Tlie town of Lancastor is $11.50 better
jff, Ufoauso of flues imposed on last Mon
da^/eveniug upon violator) of law.
John Glover was committed to jail In
icasier last Monduy on a charge of Bell
ing liquor without licence.
?There were 1000 liens died with the
C. C. P. for Laucuster uouuly litis year, ag
gregating $138,000.
?Tho five per cent, accruing on prop
erty in Lanoaster county amounts to $083.
08. ?
CHESTEltl'IKLn,
?Cheraw oelebrated tho Fourth iu old
fashioned style. ? .
?The Jefferson people gave a grand
picnic on tho glorious Fourth.
?A suspicious character has been soout
ing around the Irvington *cotiou for a week
past. lie is supposed to be either a luna
tic or a tramp.
bUMTKR.
?gurater county orop reports sre good.
?Died on the bth Inst., after a short ill
?ess Mrs. Vermeil,Durant, wife of W. J.
Durant of Concord.
?Last week Mrs. Durkett, wife of the
tho late A. G. Durkett, died, in the 76th
year of her age.
?On the 80th ult., Mrs. Rhnme. wife of
J. C. fthamc of Lynohburg, depaited this
life.
? Sumter has a dog law; loose curs are
empounded and the owner of eaoli has to
pny for his dog's liberty. Tho chief of po
lice informs the Advance that most persons
have, up to this time, paid, and thus saved
the liven of their ours.
?The little son of Sheriff Muricn San
dors was badly injured by falling out of u
troe and slrikiug upon a fenoe.
FAIUFIKLI).
?Winnsboro boasts of a olub of woll
trained and handsome bicyclers.
?Mrs. Elizabeth Qtree, wife ot' Mr. Jno.
I D. Gorce, died on (he 29th Juaa at her
1 homo in the neighborhood of Salem Church,
Jn this county. She hud ruaohcd the age
! of forty-nine yean.
I ?Mr. 0. L. Ilagicy, of the Ridgeway
community, died suddenly of apoplexy on
I tho Hhli ultimo. Ho hud rcachod the ad
awmSMXof 8cvcolv?-lR]u..ye'u4-.
WSWWWH il wort, it is said, and died
on hip way home.
A RAILROADER SPEAKS.
My wifo ha# been a great sufforer from
Catarrh. Several physicians and various
patent medicines were resorted to, yet tho
disease continued unabated, nothing appear
log to make any impression upon it. tier
constitution dually became implicated, tho
poison being in her blood '
I secured a bottle of D. R. R. and plaoed
hor upon its use, and to our surprise the
improvement began at once, and her recov
ory was rapid and ojmrloto. No other
preparation over produced such a wonderful
chango. aud for all forms cf Blood Disence
I cheerfully recommend Jt. B. R. as a supe
rior Blood I'urltier. 11 P. tODOK,
Yardmastor Georgia llnilrmd.
Atlanta, Ga.
BITTERS
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Tim WiiKtT Natfa and Coomaa.
g ThR Wkrki.y N*wg aru Courirr,
$1.50 -A *aa*-~ $1.50
A I)OT.T AR AND A HAt? A Ykar. l i?'
A Domain mh 4 T1 Atr a Vicar.
75C.? ?MX VkOMTUH-??75c.
Six Mohtha, 75 Cmnts<
, Bix Month*, 75 Ccnts,
12 PAGES! 12 PAGES!
12 PaOKS Of Nnw* AMD COMMRRTa,
12 1'AfJKN or NnW? AMI) CuMMKNTH.
|^OOK AT THMVLIiH UATKMi
Tkh C?riM, ono year 50
And an o*tr? copy tr?o of ohafg*.
TwNMTT-rtvR Coma, on* jmr <..$80.00
And the Dally KJtllor. of the Nawa
and Couriof, alt moniha, froo.
Pirtr <5oimr*, on# rear $50.00
And tha Dally felltlon of ThoNowx
and Oourlor, twelre wcntha, froa.
rai wtfkiv acwt \no cbuskk.
CHARLESTON, a. 0.
?Eighteen men'.he ego the Nal
of Sumter commenced baalaeea.
ial wm imU ud ibe ?MVtn ail ^
fcllare. lu report ehows woeder Ibl
?nd vitality. The lUUaMi taade
the lest week Is Juno show* K.601.. .
(?1 M( proftte, (ot?r 17 per of wl
$0,600 bis Un ptld u, diviiltDdi (o
stockholders : $2,000 la hold aa * Mfl
lurf $1,101.04 ii on bn4/>? j?
profits.
?The total number of Ueaa indexed
to July I. 3,101. Tbo aggregate of
aaaount of lieae for sappllae is $38>V
This to eometbiog la adeaaea of last y??r,
w
ONE of the boot business stands (a Cam-,
din. Bailable for soy bind of btj
.PCM. Located between Dr.
Market, . For further uifofi^rfien epply
julyOU M. HIGH.
~ Pleasant JkTarcf .>
Liberty Hill.
The undersigned w*ll receive a lfmilrd
number of Boarders during the summer
mouths. For further information address
A. P. BROWN.
july9t2 Liberty IIill, 8. C.
LEGAL NOTICE.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA^
County or Kkbmiaw.
Summons for Relief.
llebecca Sophia Zcinp, As
signee, riniuliff,
Against
James J Love, Samuel M
I-ovo, William Love, Hugh
L>ve. Alfred Love, Louie | Complaint
Smyrl, Mary Love, Surah ^
Love, Sirs. Rose, wife of | not served.J
John Hose. Mary Smith, Ty- |
ler Love, William Love and | . r ?
Essie Love, defendants.
TO THE DEFENDANTS. You are here
by summoned an>1 required to ans
wer the complaint in this action which will
bo Qled in the office of (he clerk of the
court of oommnn plens for the said coi?b*j
ft id to *M4'a copy of your answer lo ?aid'
comploV^Dn the *ubscriber at bis office lb
Camden 8. C. within twenty d.iys after tho
service hereof, exclusive ?f the day of auob
sorvioe, and if you fail to answer the eqjp
plaint within the time aforesaid, tho plaln
HiT in this uci>on wiir apply to the court for
the relief demanded in tho complaint.
bated Camden 8. C. April 16th, A, D,
1885 J T HAY.
riaintiffs Aifyi ?
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To the defendant, Samuel M Love; take,
notice, (hat the nummons and ooinplaint
herein were filed in the office of the Clerk
of the (jourt of Common I'leas for
County on the seventh day of July, A7y?
188ft. ? J. T. HAY, <4 '
july 0 t6 Plaintiff's Atty.
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INDUCEMENTS!!
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White Goods.
Wbil* Plquoa pla cord only 6 cents.
Vicloritt Lawn at bottom prices from 8$
to 80 oonls
SATIN PLAID LAWN oil over laco re
duced to 50 cunts per yard.
, Indian Linen good quality at 1G cents.
DRESS GOODS.
Lace Bunting only 18 ccnts., former price
'26.
STRAW GOODS!
Nice line of Gents' stapln urn! fancy shape
tints at (bo sweeping reduction of 20 per
cent, to close the same.
Full line of Ladies and Childrcn's?U3tom
made shoes, every pair warranted.
Clothing Department, f
' A neat pair of Cottonade pants- only 75
ocniH. A better quality only $1.00.
Buita (8 pieces) from $?.60 to $20.00.
A full line of dusters offered at cost.
Now is the time to buy trunks and valises
for the summer travel and ''
Villepigue's
? '.!*? . ' ?
is the place to secure cheap and good ones.
Call at onoe.
A word to my customers: If you need
anything In the above lines is well as any
kind ot l)ry Goods, Shoes, Ilais, Clothing
and Groceries, I feel safe in saying that it
*111 prove ? mutual benefit to inspect the
BUtf&e.-':- .
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New Omnibus.
This Way For Passengers.
Having recently placed on omnibus to
run In connection with lhe DeKnlb IIoubo,
I respectfully solicit a share of thfc patro
nnge of the public. The'bus will meet all
trains, and will convey passongers to or
from the depot from or to any part' of Cam
dan or Klrkwood,
apl23-3m. J. C. NICI10L80N.
A Request..
1 HOSE WHOM I HAVE ACCOM
MODATED IN T1IE PAST, AND
WHO ARE STILL INDEBTED TO
MHrWILL' PLEASE MAKE 8ET.
TLEMENT. IN BED THE MONEY.
AND PLEASE TAKE .NOTICE
tfttAT I CAN GRANT, NO FUR
THER OREDIT TO ANY ONE UN
LESS TO THOSE WHO HAVE AL?
WAYS. PAID PROMPTLY AND
WHO MAKE SPECIAL AR.
RANGEMENTS.
W* 1?. ARTHUR.
m
I. BLAKE STEEDMAN
ItKl' llKttKNTI N<l
KNOOP, FREERICH & CO.,
CHMLEtTOH, C. C.
I?*u#8 Kcohango on Gfcnrleeton. Buy
Cotton at hlgheM o?8h price*.
tlSromoo at D. W. Jordan k Oo.'n
" " * flu
NOTICE.
N.Mlo* la hereby (pen that the under
i(|d?I M1I apply to the Ooaoel! of the (own
ofCatnden mi lti next meeting for license 10
r?la|l eplrlttfon* liquor on Broad street Ih
the Tewn of Camden for one yenr.
inly 9. ? B< F. HAILB ft 00.
mmurn imm.
Vl
?,< Statu or Sovrit Cauolina,
Ovyicn Of mi Ooitrrnittnn Oiniial,
Colombia, 8. 0., May ftth, lSSftl
I jg>fyAy?y B;. potth, toq.t of
lUte of I
in. NK^1 ?' lh1 WM?*tt Am?rloan
tnenrett^Co., Inoorpertfted by the
flate of New York, bo? oonplied with the
requisitions of the Aet of the General At*
eembty entitled "An Aet to rtgnlate the
Agenelet of Iniurnnco Companies not In
corporated in the State of South ^aroliou "
and 1 hereby lloenso tin saJdAndj It.
fftnlth, Agent aforesaid, to take rteke nnd
tmntaot all business of Inmtmaoe In thin
State, in thtf Ootid ly of Kershaw, Wr nnd In
behalf of enld Company. '
Kiplre* March 81st, 18A6.
W. B. HTONP.Y,
Jtmell Comptroller General.
The only quick and poeltiro blood polso?
remodj on earth, for tbo immedlato and per
manent care of all forma and stages of Blood
Disease*, Scrofula, Old Ulcera and Sores, 8kin
Diseases and Ha mora, Swelled Qlands and
Jolnta, Rheumatism, Kidney Complaints, Ca
tarrh, Female Trouble*, Syphilis In all sUges,
Hereditary Taint, and all disorders requiring
an unmlstakablo blood purifier. It does not
contain a mineral or vegetable poison. One
botUo glvea positive proof r<i iU? magical power
and superiority. Thousands of wonderful
core* made at home and abroad, mailed In
book form, free to any address. No one can
doubt the maglcaV power of B. B. B., after
reading the testimony. Large bottles, $1.00, or
0 (or (0.00. Call on your druggist, or address,
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga.
if. e&rstmM ?
AND
Gotton Buyers,
Clyburn Block, - - Camden, S. 0.
llcpreaent J. M. Ivy & Co. and pay
highest market prices for all graJew of cot
ton. Oct. 2-tim.
DeKalb House
J. N, Nicholson, Prop'r,
CUMOBff, S. Gm
fQTNowly painted and re-furnished
throughout.
flQfTables bent tho Charleston and Cam
den markets afford.
??P"Hack? meet all trains mar 0,
C. BART & CO.,
-HS&f-- l 57 | | AND | | 69 |
MARKET STREET,
Charleston, S. C.
The Largest Fruit and Produco ilouso in
the South.
Import and keep constantly on hand Ba
nanas, Cocoauuts, Oranges. Pineapples,
Apples, Lemous, Nuts, Raisins, Potatoes,
Cabbages, Onions, N. 0. and Va. l'oanuts.
. Orders solicited and promptly filled.
Wm.HZ .Nelson,
PROPRIETOR OP
The Georgia Nursery.
? <v ^.ULTI^Wr AND DEALER IN
W TreesjW
Vines, Strawberry
ants, &c.
iug!4tf AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
CHARLESTON ICE HOUSE,
At.VA GAGE & CO., Prop's.
Norlh East Cor. Market & Church Streets
Ice pnoked for the country a specialty.
100 lbs. costs, freight included, $1 10
150 ? ?? 1.26
i? Camden or other points ofS. C. R'y.
tioTlco by the carloiul at lowest rates.
ALVA GAGE & CO.,
CHARLESTON, t. C.
KcioMl and Newly furnished.
JLalham House,
CAMDEN, 8. C.
Transient Board $2 Per Day.
Ample accommodations. Table supplied
with the best the market afford#. Kvcry
attention paid to the comfort of guest*.
Connected with the Houso is a first class
B.aU, which is orderly kept.
liaok to nifd from tho depot. Faro 2f>
cents each way.
Foed and Livery Rlablo on premises.
8. li. LATHAM. Proprietor.
Special Notice,
I regret to lx> under tho necessity uf no
tifying my friends, that in tho present
stringency, I will be obliged to oonfinu my
? :lf to a strictly cash business. Tlris will
apply to all who have had accounts with me
iierotoforo.
, 1 atn grateful for post patromigo, and ask
for a Oontlnuanco ot the same upon above
basis.
Vory R*speolf\illy,
ttOBT. M. KBNMKDY.
~ 1885."
HARPER'S BAZAR.
IIjMJBTHATKI).
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world that combines tho ohoiccMt lltorature
and (lie finest art Illustrations with the
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Adornment. Its weekly lllustrntlons and
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York styles,. With lie uiernl pattern-sheet
supplement nnd cutlixittorn. ky enabling In
dies to he their own dressmakers. savu msiiy
ntly practical. Mueh attention Is nl<
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Illustrations of art needle-wrtrfc are
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morltlsof the highest excellence, and the
nnlque Oharnpter Of Its humorous pictures
has wort for It the name of tho American
Punch. ,
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1885. . SPRING. 1885
1885. 'SPRING. 1885
IUST OPENED A COMPLETE LINE OF
DRESS GOODS,
FLOWERED SATINS,
HAMBURG EDGINGS,
HAMBURG ALL-OVER WORK,
LADIES NECKWEAR,
SILK JERSEY GLOVES
CALICOES, LADIES & GENTS' SHOES,
LAWNS CLOTHING
ORGANDIES GROCERIES
HOSIERY CROCKERYWARE
LACES FURNITURE.
EXAMINE THESE GOODS BEFORE BUYING.
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W. F. PERKINS
ANNOUNCES THE ARRIVAL OF
?I JYew Stock of* Groceries*
IsiQUors? Tobacco A'c.
The unpreocdenled rush of business at our establishment makes it neoessary for U8
be constantly in reocipt of New Goods.
My JLiQnor Department
Is always supplied with the bes^
The "Standard of the World" and ''Golden Rye'1 are late Edition to my stock.
. WjjREElfe
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FOUNDRY, 50x214 Feet. MACHINE SHOP,66x250 Fo*t.'
Oeor?? H. LOm"bar<l efts
. FOUNDRY MACHINE AND BOILER WORKS.
AUGUSTA, - - GEORGIA.
BUILDERS OF Engines and Boilers, Paw Mills, Grist Mills, nnd oil kinds of Mil*
Machinery of the latent improved styles. Shafting, Hangers. Pulleys, Gearing nnd Jour
nal Boxes. We have a large assortment of Patterns, Sugar Rollers and Gin Gearing.
DEALERS IN Engine and Mill Supplies, Circular Saws, Files, Glimmers, Swogrs,
Globe Check and Satoty Valves, Whistles, Gauges, Stenm Pipe and Fittings. Dabbet
metal from 10 to 40 cents. Belting, Lacing Rubber, Hemp, Boapstone aud Asbestos
Packing, Oil and Oil Cups, Wrenches, Emory Wheels, etc
AGENTS FOR Eclipso Double Turbine Wheel, Korting's Universal Injectors, the best
made. Bradford Mill Oo's. I'ortablo Mills, Nordykc & Mnrmon Go's. Plantation Cum
and Feed Mills. Atlas Engine Works and Eric City Iron Works, Portable and Stationary
Kngincs Kunklo's Pop Safety Valves. Cloud Creek Mill llocks.
Iron and Brass Castings, and all kinds of Repairs promptly done. Wo cast every day
and are. working abaut one hundred hands.
O. MAYIlK'V J. MII.TON MAYHF.W
C.MAYHEW & SON
Oolumtola. S. o.
marble: work8.
Manufacturers of nnd donlers In alt kinds of
American and Italian Marble Work.
?^.OHANITK QUAKHIES AT WAR.DB, H. V.
*?-MANTKLH, MONUMENTH. TABLETS A IKON HAILING furnlshod at lowrst. prWj
%j|.POLIBHRD GUANITE WOllK, either foreign or native, to Older.
<ML.Corrospondonco sol lot ted, and satisfaction and promptness guaranteed.
Wilson, Childs & Co.
PHILADELPHIA WAGON WORKS,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Manufacturers of all kindfT of
PLANTATION, CITY, FHKIOIIT, BUSfNE8S, EXPRESS ANI) SPItl* ?
WAGONS, TRUCKS,
DRAYS, CAItTS, TIMBER WHEELS AND WHEELBARROWS.
W. GEISENHEIMER
DHALKK8 IN
a?QCBmiM8g
LMQUOM8*
TOBACCO* SC.
We beg lo okU Attention to the fact thnt
we hftve oonetentiy Id more a
FULL LINE OF GROCERIES,
whloh we offer to euetomer* at ab low prioe*
Aft of*n be obinlned At Any etore in Gemrien.
Our Block of
Liauor?,
Haiauors,
(? of the beet brAnd* end ?r? worthy the
Attention of tho public.
ffejrltn euro to ?l?e u? a or?H, a* we ore
iAttHfte<l we ere Able and willing to ptceM
you both In quality of goods Anil prince.
W. GEISENHEIMER.
? An. 2fi-ll
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Camden Muslo House.
W. A. HUPP, Manager.
MA RON k HAMLIN, KSTRY und flTAN
DAHU OIM1ANH, ?t mnniiffiol iirar*' price*.
Th? Mr\?on k Hamlin ImprovH Upright
Piano* caah or monthly in?i?llmenl?. Glto
ira? a 0*11.
NEW ARRIVALS
AT
W. ?. t?M*LWs
OLD COUNKH STORK.
I hare Just returned from market, wher
I purchased a heavy stook of nil
KINDS OF OOO 1)9,
At the tory lowest prto?M, And I intend to
glvn my customers tho benefit of my low.
prlood puroliAscs. My stock oonwlnifl of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY
GOODS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY,
&o.
Ti e bout mnke nnd Intent styles of HOGTH
Ahd 8II0KH, CLOT HI NO, II ATS, Ac.
. * t
drooorlos!
In (Jrooertes 1 hnve ah fine n stook as onn
lie neen In town.
Hardware!
For l'Untntion, Onrden And Household nco.
Kull line of Raddlory ftnd Harness. In fact,
I have flat Almost anything you can onll for,
and Am determined to sell
CHEAP FOR CASH.
CaM belore you buy elsewhere, H.-ipgin
And Tie* AlwnyA on hand. Highest prle
i>Hld for ootton in oAnb.
.. " W. C. GKRALD
At the Old Corner Blore.
1
|)R. I. H.ALEXANDER,
DENTAL SURGEON.
Broad Street, CAMDK.\, .Sf. O;