The Kershaw gazette. (Camden, Kershaw Co., S.C.) 1873-1887, July 30, 1885, Image 3
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October. 0??ftf*nc?
J evening before ?oeh
jtfM* welcome. "?o?ta
MlDKK, S. 0., JU|.Y 30, 18851;
?**??1?- ?? 1 1 ?*-?
'"iT
vrboaretn nee^oT old new*.
4* Wroppln* ptirpoM*, cnu ob
ii any quantity fT'iu* OaucitkoMcq.
*? 'v ?
For the LmMm. / ,
Juet opened at II. Baum'u, 100 ptccea
cholco luco, including Dluon, Duchcw,
OrlvMitat#* 'l'crchou*, etc.; call nud ex
amine.
r^m???
8.'- 8, Contention*;;' ' igtt*
KcAicinber that 'the annual county
SundaySchool Convention will bo held
?t r>itinuscu8 church next Suiurtluy and
8udd:iy.
?'.$ * ? - ttr - ?; "?V '
tfPFor piquet and chocked tnnMiu
* from 0^4to |p et#., ro lo Vllleplguo'a.
BfiBv' "**" ?
Battle of Seven Pine*.
An cxoellont opportunity will bo nf?
fordod survivors of tlio lato war to visit
Old brittle fltfld of Sevcii Pliies, next
The fare for the round trip from
only *5.7$.
. ' .??: ;
? ? Extreme Heat. ;. ' * , 1
The weather during the hitter part of
l:nt WO?k WM8 Something UliUSUal. Oil
Wednesday evening at 5!? o'eloek tho
thermometer showed 00 device* In tlio
shade, and Thursday was quite a? much
of it scorcher.
. . . ?
Another Excnrslonv . ^ .
Wo notice thujr sbycr*f colored .QUIikms
of Camden luivo for another
excursion, this tlmo Unsafe of -depart*
. lire U set for Aiig. 20j Uoketsj6?od for two
S3$U?y8.'i}'Tho point tobe^Vblfed la theclty
or ? Jharleatou.
^ ,, .
rjr Pflin
Olio or tho heaviest r?ln storms of tho
h neaaon fell Juet cast of Camden on Friday
; afternoon last. The rnln tttis Acceptable,
ln)d It uot washed out gullbys In innny
pinoee./i Widioit .mrti? mining I|t lorronte
threo inllea east Of here scarcely n sluglo
drop fell lu town.
I 1? ' I. , I .
Much Needed.
Complaint hat reached us lately as; to
. tlio need' oMg.causeway. over UpOers
Creek on thetnaln Columbia road. At
present the crossing Is very unsuttofao- i
tory, and ic would require but a amall
iiilthii/ t>n i\n> 11 I ?? it.manhlik n ? \ i x 111 t I ? v i \
H'x' >'
JvUloti
from
homes
iiy qnaiiaed.
*>mod townsman, Dr?.
nj
MM
m
_ ^JwiitSiiorsiiiilMtloS of
jmesss.
?s
gjifelMloner li?*? nppolnte<1
for euoh oouiuy^lio will
?w? tl?o hi
V* ?00tton?. The Katiuo
aie^H|l not
r e?bh coot
lie DMioinment o? not
mixrn
radr
)Mk*
tHe J&ttth Cai'Otli
town*
m
nr^i
Mills, ti
ordered
I io order
lu the
Mr. and Mr*. 8. A. Arnstoln left for
tUo north ou F.ilduy moraltig last.
Mrs. Geo. Chestnut la visiting Mrs.
Darby of Columbia.
Mr. R. M Kennedy returned from bis
visit to Glenn Spring* on Tburwlay eve
ning last.
Rov. M. K. Broaddua ot Camden de
livered mo Interesting address before the
Y. M. C. A. ?t Columbia, ou Thursday
evening last.
Judge Kershaw, Sheriff Rowan and
Capt. Starling, three survivors of the 2<1
Regiment, H. C. V.. It ml tt watermelon
plcnlo at tho home plaeo of Capt. Star
ling, yesterday ?Vol. KctordJulytl.
We were pleased tomoet the father and
it brother of otir esteemed Intondant,
Capr. J. O. Rollings, In town ou Monday
evening. The old gentleman and his
son had been in attendance at the Dlst.
ConrereneeoftheM.fi. church, which
convouod at Manning ou Wednesday last.
Mr. II. C. Barnes of this .pouuty, litis
received his diploma as n graduate in
pharmacy, jlie is at present occupying
a position with Dr. Fisher of Columbia.
Mr. W. R. MoCro!ght returnod homo
last Tuesday evening from Newberry
county, where ho had been on n brief
[ visit.
?27"Piirn?iole in endless variety, from
16 cent* to ^4.00, at Vllleplgues.
The ttollet Ula*
Wo wouUt i'u11 Attention to the adver
tisement of Goorgo Alrien which Is
to be found In another column. Mr.
Aldpn offers tofurnish' the Gullet Uins
nnd the Eagle Sore'w? Presses to our
people at reasonable prices. Mo guar
antecs satlsftiotlon to purchasers. Call
on him lor. ch'chlarB us to their merit
and usefulness.
-V 4 ? '+*' f*? ?
Cwlor 6ft. ? '
?. One o( the chief u?es to which castor
oil Is now. put Is thnt o( dressing and
softening leather for boots. It wns for*
mevly used for doling'children whoso
stomachs tyero disordered. And an aw
ful doso it was. Mow we give suffering
children. Brown's Iron Bitters, which
tones the stomach, regulates digestion,
nnd imparts strength to the whole body.
Brown's Iroft Bitters Is Incomparably
better than castor ollr ami Inore pleasant
to take.
tnconmgliig.
It Is encouraging to hoar of good crops
.lit our.coupty, even.If they arc not our
own. A gentleman who lias been visit
ing some of the country South of Cam
den says (hat he never snw more prom
ising corn and cotton crops In his life,
lllo says that .portions of plantations
which ho vljilteu promise from 75 to
lOO bnshols of corn per acre, while the
cotton promises n proportionate crop
,*rlth the corn. This gentleman Is uot
given to exaggeration, either.
Uupropttloas.
A .ong ?<dry.*poll" Iim. been prophe
ale?l by tome or our wcatherwfce vet
erans, and they base their prediction
upon the inot that local showers have
been prevalent for some days past.
Howevor much or little these predict
(Ions contain of truth, tliore Is one thing
certain, which has been remarked by
nearly everyone who has made any ob
servation lit all, and that It, that when
light rains hKvo visited various spots or
neighborhood*, for some days without
v rain fall, the phenomena Is
>t to be followod by a long-con
? n
, {? W9
mt.
nfeom
? ?II HIM
texcnrsion from ColtimbM*
olnmbl
cording to rtUablO Itil
train consisted of np yono]
which waa crowded to Its ul . r
ty.f .Tho personal appoArahoe of tho
cnrslonlsts wm creditable nllko to i
Individuals, and to Columbia. A mill
game of ball between tbo "Bostons'* ot
Camden, and a Visiting olub wasja&IVWJ
tnro of the day. Theexonrslonlsts were
met at the dopotby thogHellcon Baud"
and by deputations from the various
colored flro companies, aud escorted from
the dopot up town.
?*?? /'
Timely Ifnrulnt. /
Wo learn thataovoralmfscogenattonUt*
who restdo In thU portion of State
have rooelved anonymous letters warn
ing thorn to floe the wrath of their neigh
bor#, Or snffor the oonsetiuenoe*. This
mannor of life is an open violation of the
laws of tho Htato, but tha authors Of
those letters must oonslder the law a
dead letter, and there foro they propose
"vtake the matter l" their own hands.
" fdo not seem willing to allow the
roriteolomtouke lift partners froni
k other's tanks. Exchange* report
ral Instanoes of thla tiuturo which
I have transpired recently* Thotfftffinffi
have and always will bring dutgraco to
tho contacting parties, and to tho rtla
' IPI'IM white ikJtor, at
I
. l'1Vi'K' KySSaj
proved a sueoeM10 every I
Tar. Among the many fttvored tfrftb an.
Invitation iind who*e pleasure It was to'
attend this plonk) was a reporter ror 'J'rnc
Oajktth. ?? Quito h targe urowd Of young
Indies turned out to grace the otfennlon,
Camden being well represented nmong
the number. West Waterce ray Justly
be proud of her handsome young ladles,
All aeemelto oonour In having a flood
time. Dancing end moonlight pr<(menu
ding were the ohlef pleaturea of the eve
ning, and, engaged In therftpleaturee,
the moments bjkhI swiftly by until sup
per was tin noun cod. A largo table
spread out tn the moonlight end loaded
down with the many good thing# whloh
the Itotpltahle peoplo of Wwt VVatereo
well know UOW to tlx up. WWvery $ue
enjoyed thta supper hugely, (especially
thevoung man who nto about a pound
of ''hog meat,'" thinking he was eating
turkey, and iifrerw.rdi boasted or ftOttli.g
such h nloe pieotfof turkey.) After sup
per dancing wee resumed, a ad thus the
ilitro passed pleasantly away until about
21 o'clock* when the party broke up.
Kvery ono unanimously concur In say
lug tkey had a good time.
are especlfttty Invited
nyfftt line of white
description at Pif.
mk.
f'ytiAiriyKift ^
?$?<
opeuYwalonger period, w~aa~ UUcwued.
but no definite conelu.lon wtw reached
iu the matter.
??
Railroad Matters.
Capt. Bowman, ottho 8. C. R. B., la
on a short furlough. He la now to Vir
ginia, where he expert* to bpend aoiue
tlmo.
Cap*. Fitzgerald la now conducting
| C?pt, Bowman's train during tho luttf r'u
" Cno?.' Symnioe, of tho 8. C. R. .Hi
brought botfc the Orangeburg and Co
lumbia excursionists to Camdou. He ia
au efficient officer. |
1
Court Howe Matters.
The Court' House precincts are ex
ceedingly dull at present.
At the recent Court in Marlon, Judge
Hudson made an order which is worthy
or commendation. aod should be emu
lated by circuit judges. lie permitted
no ono to ooeupy seata in the bar but I
the lawyers aud their clients.
The County Commissioners will hold
thuir semi-monthly meeting at thotr or
tlco In the Court liouse tomorrow.
Military Matters.
At an election of officers by tho Ker
shaw Guards, held on Wednesday evo
nlng July 22d, the following gentlemen
were electod to All tho various offices for
the ensuing year:
Captain.?W. M Shannon.
First Lieutenant.?E. M. Bnvkin, Jr.
Second Lieutenant.?C. L. \Y Inkier.
TMijt Lieutenant.?C. R. JjOwIs.
Orderly Sergeant.?E. J. Phelps.
Seo't'y. and Treat.?P. L. Sliutuonds.
The Kershaw Guards received seven
new regular members and two honorary
members at thelf last meeting.
I
Cltnrch Matters.
Rev. Samuel Hay, formerly Of Cam
den. will soon become a resident of tho
Bolting Spring section. Mr. Ilay will
prote a valuable acquisition to tho com*
inunity.-?Jfarniosti tfenttncl.
Rev. W. W. Mills preached a very in
teiesttng and Impresslvo sermon to
young men at tbo Baptist church on lust
Sabbath evening. A very large uudl*
once was present. It is tobo hoped that
much good will result from tho reverend
gentlemen's effort. ,
All Methodists In the United States,
actual residents in J884, number 3,801,
023. 'All Baptists iu tlio United .States
numbered, 2,571,370.
Destroy That Sign
Ono may feel that he's getting old. but
lie naturally dislikes that anything about
his appearance should advlso others of
the fact. Yet nothing does tills so effec
tually as thin and t'alllug hair. No
woman wai\ts to marry a ittan/iind busi
ness firms hesitate 'to employ a man,
Who shows tills fatal sign. Parker's
lZalr Balsam-h? worth to you In this re
gard. move tlmh its weight in diamonds.
Use it,- and have plentiful aod glossy
linlr. Many have had every traco of
graynesn removed and bald spots covered
by qsjng a single bottle. '
To Be Removed.
We'are Informed that the Steamer |
Samp$on will, after August i?t, bo with
drawn from tho Wateree river, until the
law Is so changed a* to compel the 8. C.
Railroad to pleoe a draw In their bridge
crossing the river, This, it seems, the
Lroad^pN^iily be oo
action of Congress.
that the mattorMl
our Congress
the assembling
teri now fl
OA km Tkhtminq. Its vuluo Is tnetf^la
b1*. It will rellovo the poor little snfier
er Immediately, I>c>i?oml upon It, moth
era, thcro Is n? mistake, *boh|^|liJ It
cures dysentery and diarrhoea, regulate
>tho Bioinaeh andffiowels, ourfifitltpl ool
. u&jsoftens the guu>s, Reduces Inflamma
tion, and gives tonfc and energy to the
whole system* Mra. Wlnslow** Sooth
ing Syrup for children teething Is pjoas*
ant to the taste, and Is tho pfeicrr^
lippo of tho oldeflBf * | ?
sea f?ud physlolnnnA,, um unuw >qvwi>t
and Is for sjila^jyall dftgglst* JitfCugh
OUt tho world, a^ceuu jjJxytti
pvpiipipp^
elto 6t TwoP^OHilcK.
^ r.We have^^iJetore us rt copy of th$1
'WMuleii jpmi XulhtlHs" wfilch wm
publlshod'by W. K. Kogers, on Batur-,
day Juno 11th, 1804. Very, fow who!]
fM'?r..rk?!n .?f "",
tal card, it railroad notlco signed by Mr, I
Jamea Jonos na Agt., and a notlco by
Capt< J. W. MoOurry appointing C. A.
McDonald ftsHnls.lawfui agent during I
absenco from (he 8tn%r The /.far mat
l |Hi of lm|>oit<
patches "
? .r ?**.-- JPP1
orlbhiff the operations of the yani
Investing Charleston, and a tllspi
from Mobile Ala., dosorlblng Gon. Mar
nnulukeNi operations In Arkansas. It ts
a oholce . rollo of war time*. Among
I other local mat tors the |\Bw|toHn" says.s
"Town subscribers not receiving their
paper will please let It bo known at the
ofllpe. Our old carrier having Jfcoomo
disgusted with the business a* beneath
his dlgnUy;ii&iI|akeu to fishing In the
[mttd puddles around town for a liveli
hood?' " -v r
130m* *?????* Wfc i mm
EorroR OAtirrt*.?I lott homo some
HiHUj
Ml . JMttiftdenoo Iff
*cd m# to fool altogether at
ease* and among friends, In tlmt tasteful
and pleasaht homo,of comfort, and f was
pleased to soo so many evidences of
prosperity .:?* surround/ Mr.
Henry Morrell baa a splendid and most
Pomlsfng crop of cotton growint* si.d
no III luck befalls, will be the owner
of several bAlos ot the flecoy staple for
salo this fall. It was with Wgrct that ft
was compelled to leave them. 0. *. l.
m$ Behrook'a Mill. ??
Imphovbo. -The Dftrllutfton road be
(ween Hohrook's.and Pale's AAtll#, in'
charge of Mr. Wm, llall, has recently
ikwIT put In excellent condition. 'lhe
?ame road from Pate's Mill to Briery
branch, In charge of Mr. A I#* John*
?on, tin* also been Well
Rain.?Thin yeir baa boon a notod
one for seasonable rains (so far,) but on
tho night of July 18ilt we had a regular
gully wiiahlng,, light wood-knot floater:
the ueatWit, It U said, for soverat y?nr?.
v Fikk CaoM.^Mr. Joseph fltokes has
a Held of o?nPtt which will make an bush
el* to the aero, and Mr. favl Holland
ban a plooe of cotton which Mds fair to
laako u bale per aero. Who ?
A.J
m
?Drummers still
*-Not manyofour pcopl
to the momuuliia^v .?^?l
?Are you'reading 'tour own
Or, U U a borrowed one ?
? ?A number of our ottisens are
tng for a mountain trip. I
?Nows and money are two very
sea row articles in Camden just now.
?The ground In this portion of the
county has had sufficient ralu lpr the
present.
?ttnake stories seem to engage the
nttontlou of rural editors throughoutJttie
country |
?Penjdeh is aooUrately written and'
pronounced Punjdeh, and means "Ave
villages."
?A special conch for white persons
will bo run on the cxcurslou to Charles
ton, Aug. 20th.
?A lieutenant and sixteen soldiers
of the regular army are still keeping
guard over Qnrllehl's gravo.
?Two Columbia colored base bfott
clubs were represented Hinong the colors
ed visitors from Columbia I aft Friday.. ^
?Up to this time seasons contlnuo fh
vorablo, and up to this tluie, where crops
have beeu worked, tney arc moat prom
ising.
?Now Is the time to sirlke bargains
with pur merchants. Bead our adver
tising, columns, and you will know
where to go.
?If you can aHHite curiosity by rib
advertisement, it Is a great pohitgiilued.
Tho fair sex doosu't hold all the euriot
Ity In tho world.
-^The condition of the crops In this
section has not been so favorably* since
the war, and If the seasons hold out,
there will be a largo ylold. .?jjgj
?Of 012 young ladles who fainted last
year more than ono-hnlf fell Into tho
arms of gentlemen. Only three had the
misfortune to lull onthe ffoor.mJgMj
?The Conway Prodteia of Jund Jrot
reached this office list Friday, July,
24th. Just one month and 12 duya coin
ing less than a hundred miles.
?We Icorn of local rains in different
neighborhoods. Tho wmtherwlso;eay
that so long as these contlnuo wo nocd
not expect any general rainfall.
?A v.ery refreshing shower vli*ltecl
Camden and Immediate neighborhood
on Monday night. Two miles north of
town scarcely a dropof ralu fell. " '
?The Boston Herald has reached the
conclusion that Stonewall Jackson, si)
things considered, was tho best general
office developed by the late war* v
?Tho Cornet Band had a practice
meeting on Thursday night last, the
first In three weeks, or since souio of the
principal performers have been absent;
?"Nature; impartial In her 6nds,
When she made mnn this strongest,
In Justice then to make amends,
Hade woman's tongue t^e longest.
?Those citizens of ohr fouutjk$w$&
ottohdod the M. K. Conference held^RC
Manning last Friday and Saturday
port a most enjoyable and refresh in
tltuo.
?|P?Tb* Abbeville Matanger
relief Irom tho June Courts, ?
that the frrmer^honld not
I from thehr cotton mid grain c
-rffU? memD?r?^r the Hcilc
0,Pi
| ~liU '*mM
businessmen to i
sufficient to dctmj
penses.' If tlie flm?
ever boon greater hoi
tlure no oild< iir
?A bashful young Georgian
afraid to propose to hi? sweatl
duoed h^r to Are at htm wttji .
Lh6>tt3MNW*iHlpr?tonde(l to bo ?
?flfno throw boisolf wildly upon thel
onlllng him hor beloved and her dm
Whereupon li? got up and mr * * *
'7 .r-Mf. A1. Spradley, of l .
pfiction, has captured 14 foxe?
present season set hi. Alio
eaoh fifr would need and cu
partrldgo per- day, Spr
not only taved a good m
whioh may bo ealen ort i
hoiped to make th? frlps of our si
men moro satisfactory. Keep f
T. 4.
fc;', ? "
vV';)
Tor* About Tlifit Railrond.
July SJO.--A Inrgo end oh
?,-j road In view of the groat benefit
result to our oohnty and 8tnte thorcm
^ resolution wm unanimously ndoj
In fttvur of the Issue of oounty' bond*
the nmouut of on* hundred thou*
dollar* In eld of this rtetf ente'rpt
It wns declared ns tho sense Of the mi
In* that the rond should riui by^ WH
burg, Chester, ftosevlMe, tmnden st
then on to Sumter. A big eflbrt will 1
niitlIn this oounty to seenfe the
Ing of the rosd through Its limit
grind roily of *11 the Friend* of the irt
fOUto win i>o hold Mt fiullook'e <jreeh
August 15. Our WJlk
vllln friends stand In ^
rnUrond mid should be nsslsted
portion* of our oounty In tholr
?K$s3B
I . V NolH* I
h i J
OrtTMnor Thompson 1>M Of I
werd of $260 for the srrost end eoutlotl
of the murderer or murderers of the i
to womnn Mri. Ho Knight, who wm
deell wMh on one of tho pirlnel
ChftrtestOav * few week* ego.
to the reward offered bjrlpe B
eotinoll or Charleston off.?re e
$ftO0 for the tame purpose.
?An emigration sgent of the F**t Ten
Vs. sodOti. redroed, Is reported to hi
been tied up'fhd terribly whipped,
then ordered to leeve, by proariuetitelU
of lettMas county, Kttong wbotu WM
member ef tho Uenersf Assembly,
statement wm to the effeot tbet
trying to ssonro legitimate
oomp*nyf whlls the oll|?er
wni nhrring';tt| jjjV f'
IPHWgJP
oontrsot hands.
Ibltlon
Mil
WH' ^Hilng for the jmlloo foroe to do.
?-Prohibition In Athens, Or.? ieems to
work well. It le bet ten d?ys slnoo the few
went into
in
On Corn*. Vxj,
* or soft torus,
f8?SSH?i
Hi
fckaiUlug. Irritation; 1
ot toe Bladder. II,
Eg$ v'; .?
b?Kl. Files.
Vxd?bugn, rat*, mloe.!
ICAT^d qoL hi? ??Uniiiyh
ftttpl*'
ronewer" restores health
y.^p.1^ Hsadach*, Ner
*Kough on Fain.
I Cuw? chclf>r?, colic, cramps, diarrhoea,
aches, pains sprains, headache, ncurulgln,
rheutuutism 10*. Rough ou Palu floaters,
I Ifyou ate
norvuuH, UKt]
DiuttV
Cure* Pile
muling, Hk
tml ami *
?ur? cu:
iKfmgi
SM
I Cori-ooU r
as a gargi
Brew*
Mother*.
L broket
lie* Hcu
Pr?ierv?r
lie' Health Boue\ver."$l
? Mug. broken . worn out nnd
RLI
I If y??i|.,a| {losing your grip on lire, try
"Welly JUs jU Itenewer. Goes direct to
'Rough on Plies." .,v,
>r Hemorrhoids, Itching, Pro
.)ng; Internal or other.. ? Jitter
.foolliont&dy lu 'ouch, packngo.
> , Dfuicglfcts;
- Wofosn.
luetics would retain frcsnness and vl
raolty. Don fttlt t6 try ??AV?1U' Health Re
uewojr.'* t\- \i
l<S?M5- "Bontfi on Itch."
Itch" euros bumon, eruption*.
JLter, Bait rheum, irosted foot.
ugh on Catnrrh."
naive odorn nt one. Comploto
chronic rases, aUo Uuc<iunled
f Dlptherla. Bore Throul, Foul
T>? Hop* oI ftie Nation.
,?Vow In develodment
id delicate, use "Wolla
rrh ?f the Bladder.
dilation, inflnmatlon, nllKld
lary Coiapinlnu, cured by "Uu
rnter Hags, Itonehos."
ii K?i,s" dears thorn out, niso
GULILTT'S MAGNOLIA
COTTON
HuS
tbe premiums over All others at
il Exhibitions of tbe past few
PSE^ifeP ?
IBM
years, a
?$eir Superiority
hu boeilCHORODOULV IE3TED. '
to:
^ I?n<ii^pAred to furnish these gins at
^jort jtfloe, and aV .
^Ms^xfacturer's Prices,
and F9section gtfarantfed. All order*
" ilt wl|. hie will l>o promptly executed.
1 caojJso fin nlbh at short notice
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1
?Km H
beetbrnlness Mtan.ln Id C?m.
lie for any kind of baelneM.
n Dr. 7.emp> And tho mfctkti/
otwation Apply to
?:" M-B,0H'
W':.;. ^ ;
r
hj!:x
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*?>?> ? ???> ??m>. i.* ??? >i ?<?<i ? ? < i ?
181 f SEEDSI
.f* I
* ' ' ' ' , ?
?^-?50:?
itod * l*rg? lot Of Butst'ft Turnip
:sh CROP
*re Of thn iMt orop nna ?ro
bettor hod more reliable than old
BUISTS
?tdry variety auiubto for thl?
JP SEED
?In order to glfo SAtlifrtetlon,
' itereet of planters to ?e.
i. Zemp.
?H.
:
and l iowptljr.
K# -A- ^
IT TU* 6TFtC? OF
SUSITB,
cueiaianciijuc it****#
FRANK P. BEARD,
Auctionee .
[May be iound at QAsarTB office.]
UHVi? his eervloee to the publio m Auc
tioneer In any branoh of that bustbe*a.
tr The parrot aje of the publio will bt
?fUtiy appreciate*!.
To School ^teachers.
L Tho regular tentl'anAnal examination of
replicant* for certificate* for teaching in
ibe publio achoola of Kerehaw oouut; . will
be held at the office of ibe School Commis
sioner, In the Court House, at Camden, on
Thursday and Friday, July 2nd and 3rd.
No other examination wily bo bold by th*
Board of Examiners before January next.
J^GL HOUGH,
June 16 - Chairman Board Exatu'r's.
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iq wraEHSLS.
TKo P014OK GA55KTTK Will be mttll*d
wcuroly wrapped. to any nddrewi In the
United Slfties tor three montb? ?u receipt 01
ONE DOLLAR*
Liberal discount ftllowed to postmasters,
agent* uud clubs. Mnmplo copies mulled free.
Addres* all orders to- ,
IlICHAKl> K. POX. ;
Fxt.VJSKI.IN bUUAKK, N. Y.
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THE HOTEL WINIISOU,
King. Street,
, '4 Doore Soutii of Academy ofMiislo, ,
CHARLESTON,,. BQ, CJA,
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the Greatest and the Best
New York Observer,
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KVAngellcnl And
milonnlt
No paper In thb Country lino a mbr? axpe
i lnmcii and Able eorp* t>1 cdttOrn.
lloatrit* Iho rttfiRtfr editor*. the ol)H?rvor
hnNAhOHtof pant oontrtbtitov* nhd corrfft
pondenu&ll ovor tlio world, including homo
und foreign mtft*lonnrlo?, traveler*, ju'liolftr*
dlvlnei?.pno?j? And llternry mrit and women
flic DvpAttnicnm of Agrlouttui-o, Httaliwa*,
ttnday Holtool retailing And Rollylouft
ortdrtctedhy experts. who writ?
ork nr? cnrtdrtcted by ex perl*.
oleiirly Aim to the point. Tno Ob
tint fill Ha floluinnn with (Ong ?aany? And
VrSo ifkw York onmenvfiitt f?
A LIVK NKWHPAPKIl.
Fnrntahlng ?wh woolc
A RELfOIOUH HitKK i',
full oflnattnotlon.enconrAgementArtd truth;
*d ; A HBOU^ARBHKKT.
oontAtntna Alt the n?wn.
I'rloo *?.Tt per yoar. Hpeelal term a to olor
gynum.
Hpeolmon CoplM Free. Addreaa
New York Observer,
NEW YORK.
:"JF.
FRANK P. BEARD
j.Vutart, g'liMic.
Alt oaIIb pfomjplly Mended.,
HTfltitlnw* entruftted lohla hnnd? wll
reookTd prompt f?nd careful attention. 'im
V E, THOMLINSON,
- ' ? ManaJkdurer ofllsPPS
HARNESS, of Bterr Dccripti**,
8ADDLES. BRIDLED, Etc.
McC. SADDLK3, kkw and old.
Importer* of English Saddles, Steel Alt*,
8pur?, Stirrups, tie.
Factory nd salesroom 187 8t,,
?ep CHARLE8TOX, 8. 0.
DR. T. BERWCK LEGARE,
iDEisr'X'isa?,
Graduate of Uie Baltimore Collet of Dan
iol Surgery.
Office?DkK ALB HOUSE.
Entrance on Broad Street.
CLOCKS!
I hat* just received and opened up the
haudsomest line of CLOCKS that has ever
been seen in Camden., and toy prioes are
lower than ever. If you wAnt a real fine
olock at a low prloe, now is tho time to get
it.
, I have also received a full stock of new
and veijr handsome tiOLl* and SILVER
WATCHES
from both American and foreigu makers.
My stock of
tCTIEJ^VIEIlIEe/lZ"
is itry full and complete, and hns to be
seou to bo appreciated. U embraces everj
thing almost that a Udy of geiitlemun
oould call for. I bavo ibo largest stock or
Spectacles
to be found In Camdon, and can suit any
eyes, youug or old. 1 bavo alto a very full
Hue of
"" Instruments,
Mich as VIOLINS. ACCORDEONS, DAN
JOS, HARMONICAS. &o.
J. JfW. Lcffrand.
vr. II. CKAFBB. T. a. o'bhikn.
CHafee A O'Brien,
WITOLESALli GROCERS,
?-'05 EabI liny 8t., Cuahlkston, S. C.
Agents for Extom's Premium
Oraokors. ft in
"HOW TO SAVE MONEY."
$15 FOR 810.
820 FOR 813.
825 FOR 815.
WATCHES!
Elgin or Waltham watches in
SOLID SILVER DOUBLE OASES AT
ABOVE TRICES FOR
60 DAYS ONLY.
Every waxou warranted. Cents
SOLID GOLD WATCHES FROM 825 UP
WARD.
For PARTICULARS WRITE
MoELliEE'S JEWELRY PALACE
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
Special Notice.
Clothing,
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Attention, Farmers!
I bog (o announce io the formers of this
and adjoining oounti?*, that 1 am ogcut lor
somo of the best manufacturers of
Steam Engines,
Reapers,
Mowers/
. Cotton Gins,
Cotton Presses,
Anil All kimta of ngrtoultural rrmohlnory,
and am prepared to supply thorn at lowest
possible prioes.
Information and prlooe gladly furnished
on application.
Corn, Oats, Hay, ko,, on commission. 1
also koop a full stock offrevh GROCKK1E8.
l'lease give me a oall.
V R. c. JOHNSON.
Apt. 28-8m;
TMiesnnt Mill." "
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Ample Facilities for Business.
sawKill.
!', Lumber,of all iktnds supplied on short
noilee. Lumber flrom Oak, Hickory, Ash,
I *o., a speoialty.
GRIST MILL
Is supplied with the famous Cologne RooV,
celoU-Ated for Iho superior quality of meal
produced.
Fire wood of all kinds delivered in any
purl of Ofcmden.
The mills ore under (lie management ot
Mr. Allen Medlin, nn experienced lluildcr,
fiftWyor nnd Mill man.
f&SfOrders left at my store or at the
mill will reeelvo prompt attention,
H. a. GARRISON,
A pi. 23. PROPRIETOR.
NEWS AGENCY.
j^UnflCRIPTIONS received for all News*
papers, Periodicals and Msgaslucs at Pub
liser*' prices. Information on appjioation
at TiirGaxkytm offioe.
PLOWING! PLOWtNGlt
Parties living Id the tdwn or vtoinily
who may wish to have plowing dono at any
time are respectfully asked to oall on mo.
I am now prepared for doing such work,
and my prloes Will be v4ry reasonable,
'.?/?v ???<?' '?>- J. B. 0. MoDOWHLL.
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11 i ii si n ? ?!>? ?> i ? i'isiii11 <4.+ *
DBSIRAfiLE TOWN LOT
FOR ?*f JL.E.
1 offetr for *?t? the lot at the southeast
oorner of Befalls ant Lyltleton streets.
This property oan he bought upon reason*
bte terms upon spplicitlon fo . .
y I P. Pi BEARD.
souT?^|iHpH
MCHKDULBOK PASSENur.lt VUAIN*.
-Ou ami after March l?\ 1H-3V. l-untnK*?
rrmln* will ran ?? follow* until fui thci 8W?i
tlce. (No train* tire con oh CVmdt u.-lUMivh
ou Buudsyv Btnudard time 75 unmUUa.)
TO COLUMBIA.
Dopart 0*m<len !s 1M a. m *M> p. m
Ivpart Camdeu Junction Mt?. ip fcJW??. m
Due Columbia 11.00 a. ui lv.U> p. tu
PROM COLUMBIA.
.Columbia . 7.4Ae. m. VJ7 p. m
__e Camden Juuot'n ll.Un iu. 7.UJ p. n?
Dae Cauidyn lii.56 p. in. b.'A p. in
TO CHARLESTON.
Dopart Camden , <.00 p. ta
DepartCamdon Junction 6.22 p. tu
Due Char lesion ; PJR> p. ut
PROM CHARLESTON.
Depart Chorlenton 7.00 *. m,
Due Camtlen Juuotlon 11.12 a.m.
Due Camdeu Vi.OA p. w
TO AUGUSTA.
Depart Camden 704a m 4.00 p. in
Depart Camden J unction b.w p. in
Due Augusta 8 09 p in 10. W u. m
FROM AUGUSTA.
Depart Augusta 4 16 p m, 11 00 p m.7 IS p. m
Buu Camdeu Junction ii.rju.m
ue Camden 8 U p ni, ViM p. in
CONNRCTIOMS.
Connoetlons made at Colnmt>tn with Co
lumbia and Greenville Railroad both ways
to and from all potnta on that ltoad and on
the Hpartauburg, Union Ac Columbia Ot' Spur*
tanbnrg A A?tioville Dallrou'U. a!?n with
tho Charlotte,Columbia,& Auyucta Ilutlroml
to hihI from all polntA North, b?tli ways, by
train* leaving Camdeu at 7.00a ni.,i?nd:irrl\?
I UK Hi 8.26 p. m.
CotinectlonR mode atAngmitn t<t and from
| nil polnlt' VVe*t itnd South via Georgia R. It.
and with Central It. It.
Connections made nt Charleston with
I Steamers for Now York on Saturdays Also
with Charleston and Savannah Itullway lor
.-avnnnoti and all points South. uiul with
"?.earner* for Jackxonvllle and point* ?>?? St.
Johit'!< rlvor on Tuesdays anil Saturday*.
Connection* mado at lilacltvlllc with
Barnwell It. It. to and from Iiartiwcll l?y
train* on Augusta Division.
TMltoUGIiTlCKETS to all points, can e
purchased by applying to
J. JONES. Agent,
Cnmden, s.C.
JOHN 15. PECK, Gon. Manager" i
D.C.Allen Gon.l'aaH Aeeiu.
Have Your Repairing Done
AT THE
OLD RELIABLE
WAGON AND BUGGY SHOPS,
0. V. METTS, Proprietor,
CAMDEN, 8. C.
The undersigned takes pleasure in an
nouncing 10 tlio public Hint ho Iihh token
charge or iho WAGON AND BUGGY SHOPS
of M. A Molls, wbeitf, with competent as
sistants, ho is prepared to do nil kinds of
work in his lino on short notico and ut reu
couable terms.
Repairing
Done on short notice and in workmanship
manner.
Horseshoeing.
Careful attention given to horseshoe
ing.
The patronngo of the publio is respect
fully solicited.
With over twenty-flvo years experience
in the business to whioh 1 call your atten
tion. and with expercnccd assistants, I feel
confident of giving ontire satisfaction to all
who favor me with their patronage.
O. V. METTP,
moh2-tf. riiorniKTon.
WtiYEB&r Mqvse,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
GEORGE T. ALFORD, - - - Manager.
Rates $2 and $2 60 |per Day, '
This favorite Family House, under Ha
new management, is recommended for the
oxoftUcnce of its cuisine and home-like
comforts. Its airy and well vemllftted
rooms have Just been newly carpeted and
elegantly furnished.
wf
10,000 Bushels Oliolce Wlilto Corn,
4,000 Bushels Cboloo Itust Troof Hood
1 RAH BALES KA8TERN, WK8TKKN
jOvW aud-North Ulvorllay.
A. BEQUEST,
28 tauten Streot. CHAULEHTON, H. O.
tVGitl T nnUMEAL Manufactured Hull/
JflU Stock of
HARDWARE
is complete.
MM. 11*1 UJfl.
? COMPLETE STOCK
. OF
Spring Goods
JUST RECEIVED BY
N. T. PUUDY & CO.,
EMBIIACING
Dry Goods,
Ready-made Oiotliing,
Shoes,
and
Straw Hats.
We onll special attention to
Our Soudan Shoe
It Is superior to any other KID fi>r Sfi ong'b.
Durability nnd CNJtofort. Blvttlsthe French
Mat Kid In Softness, Beauty and Finish.
It will turn water and is HOOK PROOF, ?
quality not possessed by any other leather.
Also
Superior Kid Gloves,
the best for tho money In Camden.
A full stock of
GROCERIES,
ofetery kind ; also
HARDWARE,
CROCKERYWARE,
HADDLKUY,
11A UN ESS,
hoep.
And tho best brands of Flour direct fr'.m
tho mAntit'actui et'?. opl2-flrn
N. T. PURDY &. GO
DARK BROWN
Dop(flt? on tho teoth and near the ft'lg?? of
tho gums are removed with a few apj lic?
ilons of WOOD'S ODONTINE. It swe^et ?
Iho breath, hardens the ft'itn*, and witlml
contains nothing *h.ch tun by any means
Injure the enamel Try a bo*. Bold by
Druggists. W. 0. FISHER,
Wholesale Agent,
!| Aug 16, uit,bis, S.Ci '?