The Kershaw gazette. (Camden, Kershaw Co., S.C.) 1873-1887, August 06, 1885, Image 3
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AUG. 6. 1883,
. Ill need of ota newa
vi-applng uurpoAvit, can ?b
iiiilty ut Tuk (jJ kZinrra olUotJ.
f .Hi'. 7< <m
t some unexptulned:*
oiiute,.the i
winch should have
on Wednesday, did not
ijr. WUil-wiut lUo mat
i
to Adrertlse.
iteucy of those who
Intimidated by the cry of dull
keep their tmmo? over before
surely place them onihe
i end;
'
.?Cau any reader of Thh QJufrnt toll
us which creek, or
"?? creek f, a'hftre?$binat<> be some
on both i^des. $Ve Should like to
mflj&g&aar*
William Uyburu. lt'1? wlw.y.
* * ? menta.
II the uttot.tlon of tl.o,
tl lti6trumciit?ofan?
tU^meiitbf'ilr. J. B.
lived aenr tb? ? waojp; -fnc
l]Tri l)igflji3l0li loi ?*r
tt&ij *j
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Mir.,.,
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Damascus to select
convocation of the
rker* of U?? oounty, 1. ,,
SSJ ^.*iurtulp*u,ju* " m,j0J"u",'t"
casion ef toe annual. 8. 8. Convent*
which wii? bold at Damaacua church
Saturday and 8uuday last, but we bate
secured the following Interesting account
from (be official proceeding*: >
$3s& i
Sr.thePresIdeht. a'hfe Secretary, Mr.
i NV. Blrcbuiore wt* at hi* poat, and the
enrollment of delegates was enured into
?the result shoeing that J9 schools were
represented by 81 delegates. A motion
to enroll the name* of all' Superlntend
enta and teaobera of Sunday schools and
all puauor* was adopted, and the^ follow
ing nana* enrolled aa members of the
couvcutloa: ltcv. J. \V. Shell, Kov. 1).
C. Hardin, Ber. A. a. Gilbert, T. W.JiA
Smith, C. J, Shiver, 4.-X. Brown.
Iu the election of officers to aerye for
Ute present year, the following were elec
ted : J. T. Hay, President; J. 8. Gard
ner, A. M. Kennedy, 0.1. Shiver, Vice
Presidents: 0. W. Blrchmore, Secreta
ry: John McLean, Asst. Secretary. ':>\
The committee on statistic!, oonslsfu;^
of Messrs. G. W. Barnes, W.-K. Thomp
son and L. McL. Brown, reported the
number Of teachers In 97 of the schools
npf*?^ntod? to be 152; number of pu
' j?t one o'clock a recess of IX hours
was taken.
Eaft. I '? IN. TUB AnWHOO^ -V. ?; ? !
Mr. J. 8. Allen, of Camden, was Invi
ted to addreaatheconveutton. Mis words
were djreoted with fore*;, and went to I
the heart* of bis bearer* with powerful
effect. .
? The foJlowlMdolegntea were elected
to the State 8. S Convention; J. T. Hay,
^.Gardner, A; Mi^ennedy,
The next place ol meeting will be at
?j>sst
8UN1JAY. ?
, Upon opening the.couvehtlou on Sun- I
day Morning. Bev. D. O Hardin moved I
that a eoJIeeUou bo taken up lortnlaalon-1
ary purpo*c?, the amount Malhsed to be
dually/divided between the three de
nomination* represented in the conven
tion. - Tbe motion was adopted and *
committee was Appointed to take up the
cKilleotlon.
The PraMienMpnounoed the follow-,
Ihg topen for dl#cus?loii: "the
reflex of the Influence of Sunday school
work.?' Ilev. A. A. Gilbert opened the
8?r?asRsm
?hHM
? fcrwllontf# Oil
'one? .offlciato(V
KlU,
nltofor thooholr* 1
gH
F ^C.' i'JtsMLl: *frj, ?'?'?IT)Er< '? -cj
f iX i '?'
- |WCounty ittumtMionort fttyibpoii,
ntwndenUnnd overseerrto put the
...*.. Jfa* m good oondUWm(^l*t>ui
... .
*i?bur# ooun
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tr
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B
IV M
? ?nt*n
the
bUM),.feo
m&m
sf^Ourgar
jstroyed by
11 tor, to give iit
Ot UmuJ t^^lll P|'cVwUt^i.r rnv"8?*
, BOADOI?Onr people, are stirred
the question of road-working. It
I kuown tbnt tlte roads have not
ie attention dud them during the
summer, on account.qr the necessity for
wit the labor tobedireotM to the eiops.
Now that tlie crops are "laUl by," our
people are seeing that the road* are pro
SomkthingNaKDED.?Two colored f(ir
...ars lost a mule each a week, or two a
go, from sheer want or food. We ought
to have a society for the prevoutlou of
cruelty to animals.
Stock law.?By universal consent an
arrangement Is In force here by which
slock is ''ihrued out." ntid crops fenced.
The territory extends about four miles
wide and six miles In length. I think
this arraogeoteut will soon be dispensed
with, however. J. ?
Tiller's Ferry.
Death?Mr. Kelly, a son or Mr, B.
Kelly of this section, died 6n tho 2Uth of
July. He was about 36 years of age.
Sick.?I understand that Mr. Jacob Ki
lls is quite sick. X,|
rerttttAU .
Mr. LowIb Broti6oa received quite a
painful injury to his right hand, while
playing baso ball last week.
?Col. Spillsbury, sup$rlutendtnt of the
Hull* Mine, passed through tovru on liut
Monday evening, on hU return from hU
Northern trip.'
. Mr. L. 8. Purdy bas returned from
his trip to Virginia.
j Mr. J. >V. Stein, who went to Kurope
About thtee month* ago. returned to
Camden last week. "Joe" tsxhe plotuie
Mr. E. F., Wat kin b la oft on a visit to
jjprgtllta.^};*Jjj>K?^r> ?$$$<. J' -
Mr. H. Baum left for the uorth on Sat*
urdny last.
Mr; Geo. W. Wltto, of Wltto Bros.,
Charleston, was In toWu during the ear
ly P4rt of this week.
xtMa; the, Beunettsvllle meeting of agri
culturists. ,
?Mt\M Darby and MIsb Preston, of Co
lumbia,art visiting Mrt. James Chesnut,
|inKlrkwood. U'. -
JSiL
%jnro ??.
ra wojr*. ohxjfod?
Mt: M.O.Sal
roasurer. Four
inouu, otureuirynnu x i v??urei', lii*vur
members of the Executive Committee
were.appointed?^ ;,
||g|M||igj|||^f|jj| live com
^ last BmU
uordered
te
NWtt county.
on the 1st
? >> mpiv ? ' i
?sssas.
tdfejSsi
rtaiii of Unit ftoctlon for *1xty?three years,
tho first oooMlon, (*g wo ah? Informed,)
tttoliig In the?$ir 1828. friSt Saturdty the
descendant? of the ancient Scotch fwttlort
I *?***?**?? ? *J|
IH Oho tnfty fcol that ho'* getting qM. but
ho Titttumuy dislikes that anything about
st
tu?Hf as thin ?nd. Tolling hnlr. No
over* truce of
IspJ.tsoovored
llvldtul^ro *t
o kill,
__ battery With Ihtont to
|| whit*, the Others
I- "*Q
a4>Im ufttthtn
SSti
wsItJS1
mEKttt mm I
iMi . nn^ fftnAk) itor?
??fc.
IA .V . *,**&?mf?
Id Columbia for 5 cents.
?Crop prospects ?till continue
farmers could wish. ....
?-Plant your turnips and garden Ix
before the middle of August. *w?
?Mr. It. C. Johnson had a I
watermelon at hit store last week/
?Look out for the comet, low.down In
the Western horizon , soon otter dark*', <
?Dr. Duulap has plaood a/(olden mor
tar abovo his door. .It Is a neat sign.
?One stirring, enterprising man In a
place is worth a whole cow-pen full of
old fogies,
?Did you know that ripe tomatoea
would removo ink and othfcr stains from
white cloth?
?A Ashing party Is organizing In Pa
lumbla to drag the Dead River this sldo
of the Waterec.
?Some of our young gentlemen aro In
readiness to "wear willing chulus lit
sweet captivity."
?Every ono who attended the Sunday
School Convention at Damascus, bad n
most pleasant time.
-The farmers are dolug something now
that Is not usual . with them?they are
bragging on tbelr crops.
? ?rNow Is the time to plan t Winter cab
bage, and tomatoe, okra, radishes,-beans
ana a lew rutabaga seed, tor tall crops.
?n
p-fFjlifjif spy
men do the ruulteof others.. Bees seek
* flowers as good ben the
E5SB
?FU?#Spy nigit; tbeWQt'nd* as common
tjM
others. . 1 .
?Mother, Is my chignon perfect?
Shape my panlcr, llx .ay saBh;
Totntule's coming In tile gloaming,
And I want to makevmash.v
?The man with the nice frying chiok
ens has not brought them In to pay for
Ida paper yet. We are wMtJUig for Mm
With some patience.
?There Is ayoung lady In Columbia
who is Said to be so ettrtnuely son<lvt
that *lle never passos a plleor undre
lumbefc'Without looking .t^e; other
rlngo of a young woir.nn Is, wh Y
ha* In her counteuaneo mildness,'
speech wisdomj^n her behavior d
anuliibe'rJlfevlrtue^/.^^i'jM^^
?It Is hopeless for i? short man
asttyssfiH
?fgkftut Is so o
worth mentionl
tor', bill. ?r? M high th.t 11
WtblMjPS
? observu
that If ho wa* a tatting
not bo afmld to betjtnyi
would tiaw
forty
the wire* In Mexico have not caught
to thtf good old fashioned American
Ital argument affoctod by the gentle
of tills great and glorious, repiibllp.
1 m tattM* a
rgssa
>y or gin ,ofc the arltbi
?nd*corroounaw?
Win ftliod h hniil
\wodo1^ooi
QlSStfS1!#
II
the contcst
- ?4 twin In.* neighboring
IpgiS
ennlury Interest In tha. matter
tlgatofi, ftnalTwSB found that
eunlnrv Interest in
tlKHUxf.'flnd It wss fount
pay one single cent ot I
?The month
low In honor ,
intof hi
With * #hek*r, to bo ...
tercopt the tl?lov6?.
with n small, fliigte-biinwa
lo#<l?v1 It With flho hint-phot
, ?imm
witb mot. They wwofl waKK colored
boy?, about tlilrMwrn v<*r? of **0, ftud
oliitmed that they h?dxonflfttothe yitrtl
to ?hMp 111 the onU. But In vlow of mi
aikrtJXjhtot ?uiy olfounrnm
onflie light-flntfered liwllftt
curoful M to how mid who- .
up their UxtyHtf without permit
When the owner U fiuppoeetl to t? i
or not proeeut.
i opened Mt m _
ciiohw luce. Including imoon, uu
Orhfntete, T?refiOii??etu.; wll hli
Z
':r<.
of Porao
subonll
jf
oonrened ' wj|_
e. In this county, on
?y Inst. 1:
WM6 Opened III duo folU)
It, a. d>. by Worthy Muster 8
and saiUn sceolou until 2o'
wss .taken for dln?
md wuUn
i Aho hare ever attended;?*
_ iner at Liberty Hill, It would
luous to describe the menu. But
whe never have enjoyed the
Itallty of the moat oxoellent
Iberty Hill, we will say that
never can couceivc of the luxury
re afforded on such an occa
>o any occasion, In faor, where
occupies tlm position of a
any of tJbertj^Hill's iuost hosU
[Although the editor ohanccd,
nately, not tobo present, he ha*
wledge fromfupiue? ftkpeilenco that
sbovo statement U correct ]
fter eating dinner the body was Again
* ' order, and the routine business
? with until hulf past seven o'
n ah adjournment was made
lock a. ui. on Thursday,
.'lock on Thursday morning
a reconvened and huoiedlately
to work.
. C. Thompson opened the sub
'Prcgresslve Farming and Its
in one of the finest efforts of
!e. He spoke for over an hour and
rds wore filled with praullcu! sense
orih. Ho was followed In the dla
bor the subject by Bro. J. 8. Gard
Bro. S. K. Adams, and others; Ev
detall touching the subject was hap
lu a practical manner, and the views
experiences here set forth were alone
worth the two days spent In attend
he meeting. During this discussion
J range sat with "open doors."
l;30p, iu., thoJuly meeting of the
m OSatige was closed sfiie die.
next meeting will be held with
frtQrange lh October, when
vatlon of small gralu and the
be thrived There from," will
"
XK0IDKNT8.
V Chesterfield and Kershaw
"1 largely represented
ha urged all subordinate granges
delegates to the meeting at Ben
i' UQIV 'D 'eft.'"". ^
I. li . Scotch word and .IgoltHe
eXfondattyronghaU af
m oi
75 r""" Q3C**
jfec
.13?. 'f&l
>*emont /.; ;<:, -,
1 KRlftrles
the RcwHldo
05SEww.R!^iP^?^:
? , ????? :
ed to meet tlw father iml
it corned Intoixlnnt,.
?M town 011 Monday
yofli mmiwnn ?n<I .l,fc
?awi*
?pBlBiK
IdvfMhiiif. ***>?
In eaob pjkflmiKfl.
?to/Miitii
?L?m
'-'f
WM
- BUIST'S
Wo bavo etery variety suitable iter thb
climate, and a* ?'
Should be freeft in order to satisfaction,
it will be to tbe interest of planter* to ae
oure their seed Arena ,w.'WsS:
Dr. F. L. Zemp. -
To Rent.
. One of tbe bptbntlnew elands in Com
deo. Soluble for *ny kind of bualnea*.
totaled between Dr, Kemp's and the market.
For further information apply to
July 5i8-tf : v M.RICH.
Jfia'ii >? ii i< 1111,tu,
Job Printing,
Or KVRKY UIMCIUITIOX,
JK???at?d Neatly and l'romptly,
AT THK OFKICK OV
TBS mm| GAZETTE,
I1'1
FRANK P. BEARD.
?lucttionee .
[May bo found at Qaskttk office.]
UfTor* hie services to the publlo ns Auc
tioneer In any branoh of 1 hut business.
. igjr Tho patroi ajo of the'publio will b
fully appreciated. *
To .School Teachers.
The regular semi annual examination of
applicants for ct>riifloate* for teaching in
ibo publlo pchoola of Ker*h?w county, will
be held at tlie oflioe of the School Commis
sioner, U the Court House, at Camden, ,on
Thursday and FrUUy.July 2nd and 8i*d.
No other examinationvwil! bo bold by the
130a I'd of Examiner* before January next.
JOBL HOUGH, J
June 18 Chairman Hoard. KxnmV*.
. mi - ;
IO WHJEJBC.S.
The COZilCR GAZETTE will be mailed
neooretywrapped. 10 nny add row t?Ui*
Untied State* tor three month* on receipt of
ONE DOLLAR.
Liberal dlaonunt allowed to postmasters,
?Konix and elnba, Sampleooploa (palled free.
Addreaa all order* K
Fimnkmn 8quaiu:, N. y.
W BOTEl WBSQtt,.
hbbh
King Street.
1$ iV'* j '? '
CHWJOTS MAGNOLIA
COTTON BINS,
FEEDERS
ft CONDENSERS
Iffcre taken the premiums over ell others st
ilie National Exhibitions of I he pest few
years, end
Their Superiority
hes boen rUOROUOU LY TESTED,
' , ~??
I eat prepared to furnish these gin* ?t
ebon notice, And At
Manufacturer's Frio cs,
end setlsfaot lorl'.-' guaranteed. /Alt orders
left whb me will be promptly exeoated.
I o*D also furnish at short notloo
The Eagle Screw Cotton Press.
These Presses ere simple In conilrnollon, I
rapid nod powerfnl In movement, end the I
most popular Cotton Press now lb uoo.
ClU* olronUM on
- '*-ffiaBisaa ,W&\i
/nil 80-tf. ' -CA)MDfi^ 0, O
1 i'i'M1 ?'?? ?w.i.^ Ji
pi
..the Greatest and, the Beet
The Lane Double Weekly
m BeUdorn art Mai,
New York Observer,
(tlVAstumi)
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lonarlo*, truveier*. aohe.inn
idjttentry men find womettl
Hess,
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a WVK krWbpapek, < i
LJSjlPfo*# **oh |#'i
A HEI-KiIOUrt RrtAhT. WM& V
fnIt of I n? true tion, e o oonragement end trbtb?,
jSjSS, A ?*ttJ^AAMlt?g*,
terms tooled
Hpocimen Copies Free. Address
New York Observer,
WBWTORK.
lines* entrusted to his bends wll
?pt end oerefal attention. , $E
' :' ' .
Uuufiwturtr of V
BBS, of Every Description, ; ^'
%4 > SADDLE. BRIDLES, Bto.
MoO. SADDLES, new and old.
*ssE?"sir B",ju*' *'?"m"'
" Fsctor* ndsaloeroom 187 Meeting 8t,f
?ep CHARLESTON, 8. C.
DR. T. BERWCX LEGAR# :
22^ I i~x;>. *7
zDrEnsTTisa?,
Graduate of the Ballimove College of Pen
tal Surgery.
. OOoe?DsKALB HOUSE.
> Entrance on Broa?l Street.
: ,
CLOCKS!
I bavejust received and opened up (be
handsomest line of CLOCKS that has ever
been eeen in Camden, and iny priees are
lower than ever. 1/you want a real fine
olook at a low price, now la the time?(o get
it.
I have also reoelvcd a full etook of new
and veiy huudsome OOLW and 8ILVER
WATCnES
v ' j> Vtjv ' ^ ^ y> y \ -
flrom both Amerioan and foreign makers.
My stock of -
IJ-IETWIKJXiiR/X"
is very full and complete, and has to be
seen to be appreciated. It cmbraoes every
thing almost that a lady or gentleman
oould call for. 1 have tbo largosl stock oi
Spectacles
to be found in Camden, and cau suit any
eyes, young or old. 1 have alto a vory full
liuo of
Musical Instruments,
sh as VIOLINS, ACC0RDE0NS, BA
S, HARMONICAS, &c.
J. ??. Leffrand.
W. H. 01IATKB. T. 8. O'BUIBN.
Cliafee & O'Brien,
'WHOLESALE GROCERS,
205 East Bay St., Oiiablkston, 8. C.
f Agents for Extom's Premium a
Crackers. aiu.
"HOW TO SAVE MONEY."
$15 FOR $10.
$20 FOR 813.
$25 FOR $15.
WATCHES!
Elgin or Waltham watches in
SOLID SILVER DOUBLE OASES AT
ABOVE PRICES FOR
60 DAYS ONLY..
Every watch warranted. Cents
SOLID OOLD WATCHES FROM $25 UP
WARD. : , ' ....
For particulars write s
McRLREK'8 JEWELRY PAL AOS
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
Special Notice.
.i'? '? ' ?'S''';'"?' * -
X hftToal(\rgo eiook ofihe aboy* goods
which I will. disposo of at greatly reduced
prices. Call and bco bcforo purchasing.
R, M. Kennedy*
Attention, Farmers!
I beg to anuounoe to the Airmen of this
and adjoining counties, that 1 am agent for
some of the beat manufacturers of
Steam Engines,
Reapers,
Mowers,
Cotton Gins,
Cotton Presses,
And all kinds of agricultural machinery,
and am prepared to supply them at lowest
possible prioee.
Information and prtoes gladly furnished
on application.
Coi n, Oats, Hay, ko., on commission,
also ksep a full stock of frsch GROCERIES
. 1STIMense give me a call. k
B. C. JOHNSON.
Apl, 28-8mt
The Chesnut Mill.
Ample Facilities for Business.
fife* ?v/^<*rv
SAW MILL,
Lumber of all tkinds supplied on ahorl
notice. Lumber from Oak, Hickory, Ash,
?U
GRISTMILL
Is Mrtpplied with ins famous Cologne Ifoek,
oelebrated for the superior quality of meal
produoed*
Plre wood-of all kinds delivered In any
part ef Oamdcti.
The mills are under the management of
Mr. Allen Medlin, an experienced Builder,
Sawyer and Mil man* v*
gOTOrdera left at my Steve or ai the
mill will rcoelve prompt attention, ,
H. 0. GARRISON,
A PI. 2?. ?; PROl'BlBTOIt.
NEWS A.GENOY.
SSuBBCBIPTIONfl rceaWrd for nil N?*?
tmp?ra, ParlodloaU *ml M?g*tln?? *t *tfb
l(R?r?' prloei. ln/ftrm*ilot? oauppjIoMlon
at tnaUAkKTTii offito.
I ??????? n* i.?. ???! ? ! ,t
PLOWING! PLOWINGII
PftttUa Uirtflf In Iti* towh or *lolnlij
Wh# tn*v w??h 10 hftvo plowing dnno ni nny
Unto *r* r#?p??lft?lly Mk?d to c*U on n*?.
I km n<r?t moptrwl tor <lnlng No| jfrorlfel
Md my prlo?a wilt h? very roMOnaWWr# -
m^Wv^W* *' *' >
UK II?,?liixii ?.). Iin.M.ynI.?iit M
DBSIRABLB TOWN LOT
1 JFOH X*UAi.
t offer for iwf? ih? lot ?t tk*
ooriMfr of DoKalb ami LyUUtert a?rc?ia.
TMa propnrlj c%0 H* bought upoq MjMkma
bl? !?*?? apOo application to :$>$?
- $liiS'Ww 'v>^r- B?Ano.y
?CMUUUTd^r7a2STKOKH TRAINH.
r?U?^wUtB|m>urtJf fylftj! unViMTftiltheV**^!
Uoe. (No tralu* are von ou Cnmden ttratich
?M? buudayt. Buuutanl time TO meridian.)
TO COLUMBIA.
. FROM OOLUMHIA.^^^%
DepartColnmblA 7AS*, m. SS7 p. ni
tesasst"""^ ita?:s:sks 1
1 TO CHARLESTON.
Ksriasfsj.acu.. i3S:2 '
Due Chariento:) iM- 'Mi y/iu
FROM CHARLESTON. \ ]
iMPKrtChtrlwtoQ T.W.n. m.
Due Cumdeo J mutton II. 12 a. in.
l)uo Cumduu 12.96 p. in
TO AVOUBTA.
D?PArtC*raileD T 00 a n? 4.00 p. m
ln*p?rt CHnuten Junction 6.W p. m
Duo Augusta 8 00 put lO.tOH. m
? FROM AUOU8TA.
Depart Augusta 4 45 p in, 1100 p in, 7 IS p: m
Duo Onrndun Juaotlon 11.12 n. ut
DueCuindon 8 2d put, J2.36p. iu 1
C'ONNlU/i'lONS,
Connection* niado at Coluniota wltb Co
lumbia and Orcenvlllo Railroad both w?yi
tonud fVoin all polntson that Road and on
the Bpartauburg, Union & Columbia A Spur*
tanburg & AHlieville Ruilroaris. also with
the Charlotte, Columbia, * Auauata Railroad
to and from all point* North, both way*, by
train* leaving Camden at7.00a m.,and:?rrlv
lug at 8.26 p. m. 1
Connections made at Augusta to and from
all polut? SVeataud Houth via Georgia R. R.
aud with Central R. R.
Connection* made nt Charleston with
BUMiiuero for New York on Battirduvs AIko
with Charleston and Bavannah Railway for
Bnvnunab and all polnta Boutb. and with
nlcamera for Jacksonville and points on bt.
John'* river on Tueadayaand Saturdays.
Connection* made at Hlarkvillo wUli
Barnwell It. R. to and from Uarnwell by
tmlnaon Augusta Division. ,
THROUOH Tll.'KKTH to alf point*, can e
purchased by applying to
J. JONEH. Agent.
? Camden, H.C.
JOHN B. PECK. Gen. Managor<
D. C. Au.KM Oon.PaaK AkcuI.
Have Your Repairing Done
AT THE
OLD RELIABLE
WAGON MO BUGGY SHOPS,
0. V. METTS, Proprietor,
CAMDEN, 8. C.
The undersigned takes pleasure in an
nounoiug to tbe public (lint ho hns taken
chargo or the WAGON AND BUGfiY SHOPS
of M. A. Metis, whore, with competent as
sistants, he is prepared to do all kinds of
work in hlsjino on short notice and at rea
sonable terras, >
Repairing
Done en short notioo and in workmanship
manner.
Horseshoeing.
Careful attention given to horaeshoe? <
in*.
The patronage of the publio is respect
fully solioUod, . , ?" av.~
With overytwenty-flvo years experience
tn the business to which I call ycur atten
tion, and with expereuccd assistants, I feel
confident of giving entire satisfaction to all
who favor tee with their patronage.
oTv; metis,
mch 2-tf. ritoraiETOR.
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UKOUOE T, ALFORD, ... Huulr.
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Steam cracker bakers pp;
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Wholesale Confectionery
CHARLESTON .
FOB BALE
10,000 Bushels Cholo? White Corn,
4,000 Choice IluBt Proof Hoed
1 FiOn BAliES EASTERN, WKHTEllN
. and North Hlver Hay.
A. BEQUEST,
28 t^nton Street. CHARLESTON, H. C.
tCft-Oill T nnuMEAL Manufactured Dally
- ?' "? ? ? ,, I . '. ml l
Jfty Stock of
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. is complete.
H.njLUM.
COMPLETE STOCK"
OF
Spring Goods
JUST RECEIVED BY
n. t. mm & co.,
EMBRACING
Dry Goods,
.Ready-made Clothing,
Shoes,
I and
Straw Hats.
W? call Bptolftl attention fo
Our Soudan Shoe
II Is superior io any other KID for Strength,
Durability ?nd Comfort. IUv&Ia l)i(> Frsnotl
Mat Kid In SoftnM*, Ileauty ?nd Finish.
It will I urn W?t?r And ts ROCK PROOF,' ?
nnallty not possessed by any other I?*th?r.
Also
Superior Kid Gloves,
(ho bout tor the money In Camcfcn.
A full Hook of
np nnP.'RTTIft
\3r v/Xli JBli JLJui Cr f
(ft nt>ry kind; also
HARDWARE,
CROCKERVWARB, >
8ADDLKRV,
mahmkm,
.. no?v
And the best brands of Flour ?Hreot trim
the manufiodiMMH. ?p)2*6m
N.T. PURDY ft. CO
$
Mi W'i
DARK BROWN
Dcprslia on th? teetb *nd no#r jU odgts 6f
iho gum* art rtmoteri with a few tpHlea
tlona6t WOOD'B ODONTljlB, 1? ?*e?t*aa1
the btonth, harden* in?|<nntr, and withal''
eontalnt nothing which con by an/ triMW ,
Injttr* the enamel ' Ivj a hoi. fcold by
Drnjrglif*. W. 6. FISHKR,
Wholffcitte Agent,
Ang. 16. i' I.O.U *. f 0.
.. 4^Vv; v
i5IW $'? fttw '^.1/ ^-4 v 5v\i