The Kershaw gazette. (Camden, Kershaw Co., S.C.) 1873-1887, November 19, 1885, Image 2
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JCbrshaw Gazett
CAMUKN' 8. C* NOV. 10,
i mil III ?u'lME
fA 8* ALL M ATflUI^P
Yft?4AZKrrs appearsM?|t In an
elgttopege forw, each p*ge mUiulnn
eight columns, galling elxty four col
uinue In each eOWvu. It IMS been tho
?hn of the niniutJieuient to adopt tliIf sys
tem for several week* past, but want of
aufflct?ut Jbreo In the qglou h?* foiled the
effort* put fortb* - f'
We preeeut our reader-;, t!?U wee);,,the
commencement of quite */i Jppijrastfng
aerUl, "The Actor's Story," jtlio first
pert of which will be found on the thlrdl
page, Title Is really an Intensely Juter-j
estlng glory mid will be .read with m|ldl-j
We feel estured thnt our efforts to #ot|
outTWKIMC8Tpaper Iq ?ersh?w county!
will be appreciated, npd we know that;
ti? Mate liberal pntrountco which 4>a?
heretofore been bestowed upon X'iik Ga
xkttb will bo augmented as the years jroll
If.
?E3&I3PEK KItiHTLY,
Senator Hiiropton, when appearing
upon the political hustings tu.Ui.l8 State
In 1870, Mid that^'iiu leas than ten years"
the northern republicans would attempt
to disfranchise the eolond voter* hi the
Smith. His predlotion ho? come true In
lea* (Im. John Sherman, John T^ogan
and Fornker, leaders of the bloody~ehlil]
ale went of the republican jwty at the f
-N'orth, are already demanding V^Ht the
negto at the South be .deprived of his
right to cast a ballot. On the other hand, j
the l>emoer?t0^m flgtitrf<H-<hls consti
tutional right secured to this element by
the very set of men who Hie now seek
to take Jlt>*way from tliein. Do the
colored pmipie of the South see where
tliay aland?
? A BE IT Ell SYSTEM.
Under the law passed at the lastyes
ahm of tbe.LegUlrture the assessment of
preperty will be made In tlie month of
JMMM17,1886, and the taxes will be col
lected on tliesa assess menu during the
year hi which they were made. This
change hi the law miiX enable tax officers
to correct many erroneous relurua on
their heoha prompter, and will prevent
tuany mistake* *n she part of tux payer*.
Under the old system, whereassossuienta
were made the year previous to the col
lection of taxaa, there was always mere
or loes contusion.
WaiareUvHkdIflA period of political
and religious unrest and mutation of so
extraordinary n Mature that our good an*
cestors, If they aieutd get a glimpse or the
things WOtUhy, sn\tst be both shockcd and
disgusted, should they still retain any of
the prtijuloes they possessed just prior to
departing from this sphere. To knoH
fei
Mm
M
?r* they hav* taught,
as their enomtoe, they uow
1 Die heat frteuda and protectors'
_ w ... regot.
tn Baglend a similar mlaed-ap oeadKlen
Of psllilosl aCkirs exist* Whig* there are
bass?is^ levies end terlsa are b*e?imlr4g
ahlp. ta the *sU0ee* world at W,? ?nd
ehtaad great end indwei ehengse are also
taklag ftaee, some asaa h'.iheuo regarded
a* esthedex aeteally exempting founder
?alas the very foutidatleat af all revealed
Mhgiee. In view of ibis Utter threatening
danger there appears, hewever, a pleasant
*sa>ars s draw lag together mora elossly of
HM various religious denominations, as If
for mutual defcaes against the eemssea
enemies?agaostlelsm aad Infidelity. there
yvebably was never less denominational
sftatreversy sv blttecnem about minor mat*,
tecs ef doe trine than tbsieiene*. There
tt, therefore, seme ground for hope that ant
of the turmoil la whlsh religious and po
litics! ar*ira appear ta heenarJed up will
easse aa era of peaee. peogrese and goed
Will; end even a mete psrfeet peiitleal and
MtgN liberty than any we have yet an.
'? Wn wnnn unaaus to attend the Stale
Fair thle year, but from what wn learn
ft** several who did attend, the same
etdgaaibltng machines were permitted
to ply tholr' business on the grounds.
We believe that hardly a year has passed
since theee annual exhibits have bean
held tn which the press and the people
have not eondemed the management for
allowing aneh swindles to be oond acted
en the Ttfir grounds. It la now about
time to mil n halt. The legislature
ihonld refuse to grant auy aid to the 8.
O. Agricultural and Meuhaulcal Society
this year. Wn think tbegmie ought to
foiter auoltenterprises, but net when
Mrlndlen nnd sharks are licensed to rob
people of their money In tlie manner
they do nt the State Fair.
iMIIHifrM "I",
Ntwa fromEurope looks warlike.
Servln la apparently on her meicle but It
be Remembered that she to only n
In tlie Itands of Btwla, Austria,
and will draw or aheatli tlie
as bar masters dictate. Still,
piny may In the end lead to a
conflict, at tbO end of whlcli
and Nouafcetla will dls
ithe llatofKuropean states,
only aa temporary eg.
1 defor for a lime tlie final set.
tls long.pendlng question of
and Turkish dlemem?
WmMi
inclnnatl merchants now
that John Sherman's
ihes made there during
algn ln that State liavs
of southern patronage,
gives more solid, sub*
fitting r uuittcr
?paper published in
alt it coats U $9 n
It tfmn now wrb?^lcd beyond?
possible contradiction thaipftie repnbtl
cans ?re In favor of disfVHuoWv<ng the
ooloml nan, unless the ?w]p}<k1 wan
yotes the republican ticket. Senator
bheruau Unsaid to haw a Ml} prepared
carry oat Ills colored (llnff^uc^iUIng
Afcc*. OfcourseaotmabUl^npfttpass,
but there U no l*w against t^epnan
uutklng a fool of himself.
Mahomk will luoate In Ked R|ypf Y?lr
\ey.?ExcAa*ge,
We thought he liad already gopq up
y?lt ilivcr.
Phksidknt Clbvj land lint ?ppoli<tpd
i,'liutsd?y, 26tli lu?l:4o a duy o( (lunll^
giving and pruye^. Willi heaptV goojJ
will let's all give tlian'ks. < /
Tub Lkoislatcbb will inejif peat
Tuesday. It is lib oly tlmt a g</nl pinny
new measures will b<* Introdul-ed.
rod wit
, Tub
To Nbw Hubscbiu xus. Tub Q*zjsttb
will be tent frorti in ?w until Jeppi<ry,
1887, for two do!)ar?. . .v
The thnrlo ston Exposition.
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CHajaLic st^-i, Nov. 2. 188#.
Editor Qaxbt^W I beg to enolose a list
of the Special Premiums to be awarded at i
tba Centennial E) .hibi lion of ibe Agricultu
ral Society,/to bi > be Id in tbis oily, cow
meaoing Ncjv. 29. 188 6.
The Society wl II es teem It a favor If fop |
will brlog tbih tci the attention of the peo
ple of your County, in order that Ibey flpay
have au opportunity to compete fir
"w?f. [m K ?
We would like (o It iave samples of all UHI"
of ^helled grain, (aot less ibaa a pocX /Of
eafeh ktud.) Bar Cot n, Fine Bulks of (Wo
with ear oa, atal ks o?f cotton, sulks of ^u*
gar cane, stalks of s.ohrgum, small grain of
all kinds In the sheaf, sweet potatoes, Irish
potatoes, vegeb ible s of sll kinds, fruits
wines, preserves an d pickles. In faot we
want to ahow all the products of your
county, and ?wanL ' imj and everything
which win do jour efumiy credit. If tyiaes
sary, we are wllHe g to f.ay a fair pripe f%f
any of the abov e ar tlules.
There will b?; au exhibit of woman's jfork
and we aincercly hope that the ladies of
your county w ill t eke part in Ihe eemp.
The railroad * will transport all armies
for the exhibition Arte.
H-wpect fully.
E. L. ROCIfB.
[Communlpatetf,]
I^etterles.
Mb. Eoitoi:: Will jrow kindly Inform roe,
If possible, * bun lotteries ware f|rsl alert
ed? A friend of mine el?lni that the .Aral
lottery ?u e? miaenoAd about the roar 1880.
1 differ from him. Will you decide the
petut?
[The Brat "Latterle" of i^^ioh we have
?n* Mcouot was established in England .in
1667, by order o>f ibo Queoi\, It wassailed
*'m liob man's 1 otterie genet^, without any
blanks," tbe prlaes being In "fpoaey, plate
and variout. k Inda of merohn^dU*.' The
highest prise wu five tbORSsnd pounda
sterling, <oootiistiog of three tbonsund
pounda in mon(?y, seven hundred pounda in
pleto, gilt nod while, and the teat in good
tapestry and Hoed olotb. The aeoond prise
was three thousand ire huudred pounda in
the same proportion. Then came 29,008
other prises, la rains from tjro thousand
peuads to fou.teen shillings t then 870,000
prises at is. 2p. o-ioh. The tiokets (400,000)
arsrs sold at tan shillings apiece, raising j
two bnaArad<thousand poi?n4*-<ttf whole
emcus&iff ftrisss aad ?Wtt-a,l
lOi?Wfi?|pnl?alad.]
Abant I'ostnl Curds, j
Mr. Koitor: Our post ofilcs bsa, forthsea
I tnaay weeks, been kept out of poeUl cards.,
1 greatly to ins Inooarcnleno* of the bus1^
i men aad others who hare uooaalon to
I lae them. When the postmaster sent Hia
order la September fop oards, ha then uad
1,600 eards In bla qftoe, enough, aooo rdlag
to previous sales, to last until bis orf.er was
tiled; bat nnfartaaatsly tba dspartuest
had eaaoelled tba new Issue of snrdo. bad
| tba design changed, and made a ne ? ?on
traci for tbe work, and up to the preseat
time lbs contractors bare not be^n able to
comply with the department's desire to fur
nlsb the public. The complaint of the want
of sards Is general throughout the coun
try, as is srideuoed by Northern and Wcet
era !**?*?? JJ* doubt our postmaster's
ordstwUlbe lllsd as soon as the depart,
?uent oegfljMalsh them. Both Columbia
and CUWp hare been applied to for
card's, but They ere themselves on short |
sUowauo*, OssaaTia.
Tlller>* ferry.
"Crrv" It**.?-Mr. Ale*. Ktrans has
opened a new atora near W. V*. Hear
on'*. This makfce the third one lu our
olty.
School,?Mr. J. X. Shaw open* our
publlo school on th? 28d.
PmraoNal..?Mrs, Mlmilo Kelly, w.ifo
of our former follow-cltlaen, G. 8. Kell.r,
now of Genets, Ala., la visiting rels -
Uvea hero.
A Bio Bawl.?On the 91st Instant, !?
match came of base tap! will be plaved
between the Lynch wood Club, ot Ker
shaw, and the Union Club, of Darling'
ton oounty,on the ground of the Til tor's
ferry Club. A good deal of bragging
and some jttta' already docketed.
Ou the 18th a plcnlo and match be
tween tbe Buffalo and Onion Clubs, on
the ground of the latter, will take place.
Too Ba?.?The short orop and low
price* paid for cotton has left our form
ers In worse oondltlon, financially, than
thvjr have been In many years,
Kywafcwea*.
Pmmoval.?Gr, L. MoKlnnon and
wlfo have gone on a vleltto their daugh
ter In North < wrolln*.
Sad Dkath.?- Mrs. Jane Tiller, wife
of Mr. Daniel Tiller, died on Tuesday,
10th Inst., after a brief Illness. She
leave* four children.
Harry.
4 health journal aaye that people
ought to take three-quarters of su hour
for dinner. This fa well If there I*
enough dinner to hold oat so long. The
penalty for hurrying atteals, as moet
people do, Is a grelvous attack of dys
pepsia. In attch a case yon will have to
reeort to Brown** Iron Bitters for eare,
as did Mr. J. H. Pinks ton. Shorter**
Depot, Ala., who writes, *?! round relief
, In Brown's Iron Bitters after years of
suffering from dyspepel*,"
OTA new lot of Velvet Hugs, latest
estgnir, now being offered at the lowest
rl<*?Mt P.T. Vlfietdgne's.
An Inspection will more than repay.
Hardware*
1 always keep a large and select stock
and o(f?r at lowest figures.
II. BAUM.
tflU We. arc selling pure, standard
drugs at fttlW one hundred per cent, be
loW o|tVprlcc?J\ DeSauasuro <t DtUrm,
A? HijMiliirt Tesllasoay.. ^
I fee) It my duly to the thousands who
sutler from Blood l'oUon to glva my ??
perl#noe with that horrible d fcesse a?d
the wonderful rffnit ? Shift's Speeide
In it* treatment. I am a mihc of im>
Jand. and wide tlmrn 1 contracted tMi
(yrrlule disease, and for two years was
nndrr treatment a* an out-iloor patient
at Jfottjnghani Hospital. KngUnd, but
Wm not cured. 1 attfiVml tlie moot ajpK
uUli'K pains In my bones, and waif cov
ered wi'.b mire* all over my body and
I)iiiImk i had ve(1i?> Mud dent ne*/. wlt^
|wr(li( loitt> of sight, WYvre pama In my
head fliMl-eveavetu . which neatly ran me
vrnxy. | |o*t ail hrtpe In thai eountry.
and sailed fur Ajucrlea, und wa.? treated
itl Ktxwvelt In this city, a* welt n? by a
prominent physic inn in New York bar
liiX no connection with tlte hospitals.
1 saw tiie advertisement of Swift's
Spwillc, and 1 determined to give It a
trial, us n hat resort. 1 bail given up all
hope of botng cured, as 1 had none
through tbe hands of the beat utrdieal
men in Nottingham and Now York. 1
took six bottle* of S. S S., and L van say
with great Joy that they have cured me
entirely. 1 run as sound -Mid well as 1
ever wiis In my life. I was *o pn-od of
the curs that I wrote to titou^-ier,
England, to au obi compauttm w4t> Is
iMifl'eiing with iocomiitiNr ?t?xb?. a* the
doctor* call It, canned by BIwhI Poison.
Iluluta urrlved lien*. and ia t?kh?g 8. A.
8. with marked benedt. f confidently
believe that in? short tlase he will be
eutlrelj' well, and tbnl afler having
fnmscd through the best nvdW^i hiUMla
u Kngliuid witbortt auv ginnl I'ffr-ot.
I.- KltKlX 11 Al.lr\)MI>.
New York l/'itY, June 12th, lHiC>.
Treatise ob ith?*l r>n?l Skin k>.M-tMea
mid led five.
'1'itK Swiit SfKCinr I'm, drawer L
Atlanta, Oa. N. Y., 157 W. 23d St.-*r*
tw Now Is the time to make your
selections from the iargw tw*> varied sleek
of Springs, Heath A l'?.
lyjusc received, a large lot or butter,
mackerel and flour, at sjpi'gu^js, J&calh &
Co.
If Five cases of 51W?' nnd LasMrs
Flue Shoes, at Springs, lleath & Co*.
80 bbla New Orleana Molasses at
Springs, Heath <& Co'#.
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ti.?" * kloda Of draffII end mtdlofnee, and of
oft n?w wHbtn the reach
f'/.fl-poor.ifcwoA m rleh-for we hII at
will be fooml her?, ai*d uf the beat quality
?nil ttiey are being eoia al very reasonable
prieM.
Chawing & Smoking Tobacco.
Cjholee Toilet GooJs. Lump*, Lantern a,
Chtua and alaea Were OootU. and Con feet
loua of the choicest varieties, all aold at very
reaaenuble prtoee.
.svsii!"?' r^s&i,sssfSKiff0ffs[
REMEMBER YOUR DEAD.
? :o:
Tombstones at Bottom Prices.
A rare opportunity la afforded to the people
ef Kernhaw and adjoining oouutlea toebtaln
noat. durable und at the nathe time cheap
Uvmbetoneo. to plnoecver the gravee of de
parted lovd one*, by catllug on
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J. B. Ammons,
who ha* eatebllelied a manufactory on I>e
K^V^Mfctndon.oiie door ?*"t *ha
J>?K*lb Mouae. where he la prepared to ex
hibit dealena of any wont which may be
needed f RuaranUo to furnlah Oral ol ana
work at about one-half the prloo* whlo h
yoobave been In the habit ofpaylng
Juit eallend aee rpeclmetie, anu I am fare
y^?lv.?ea?ord.r.jaAM|4o^
J. BLAKE dTSMiDMAN
COTTON BtrVtR.
OFWCES AT0TOR*Or H. a. (JARRIflON
CAMDRN, 8. 0.
tariravlsg a newly-built, fireproof
Btoro-kouM, 1 will kepleaaed te lake ohargo
of all cotton ?atreated to me.
WTHlRheat market prloea paid for all
ad?? ot oetto*.
Corrojr fttntav
Men's Mill.
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I m prepared to gl? eottea p*e?ptty
a ad aetMartorlly.
Careful atleatloa paid to alt oottou aeat
to my gla.
I ftkerce otl; ft.SO per kale of 060
poaade; 60 oeata per kuadved extra, for
^11 our IV4>0
Hiook of BA0OINQ and TIR8 alwaya ea
head, aad told aa okeap aa ean be bongkt la
Oatadea.
Seed Cotton? Seed Cotton!! *
I waul te kuv a Urge tyiaatltr ef aerd
o04toa aad will pay htgUeat Market prteee
for aame.
111?5 (Hie aee a eall.
M- A. NI5TT8'
w. i.MArH, r. a. o'apiig
Vtoaree * O'Brien*
WHQVE^ALK 01((>0BR8,
*K *et Bgjr IH., C*a*i*? 0.
Agents for l>i*l
Oraokera. <>qg
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SPECIAL ATTENTION.
m
look ai This Lbt Of bargains!
BEAT THESE PRICES
If You Can;
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20 Pi?c? double-irfdth Coahireere, It
all Bhiiden ; hwlt wool, at 15o per yard.
60 Piooee Fancy Cotton Bncidtf, a
0 cents. Cheaper than culioo.
Elegant Drew Gooda, at 10 oertf# v-jfi
j tirely oew. ^
The mo?t de*irab!? Dress Ma*
the season. Br*ea<+e<t 8* tinea,
coots. Selling lo eUtos at 35 <h
At 50 eonta p^r yard, we are'iwil
all wool, blue-black eavbimere, I
Inob wide, which will compare fat
wlili any caeMittero sold at 60
Other grades in proportion. >;
20 pieoea of Colored Linacya at
l_s : - '' '? '
at this pew; full __
Qinghsms, in apron nod b<iWt,
check*, at 64 cents.
8 d?a all-wool Jersevs, heavily brafl
ed front tad bnck, at tl,25; worth i|2.
6 dot ill-wool Jersey's at ft,25.
very hftndsouie.
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SoMmrmufc JTmw.
Our J rs-y? with detachable v? sis.?
Look at them before purchasing
Window Shade* I Window fcibud. s 1 in
8 different colon, patent spring rollers
niokled fixture**, reudy t# hang, stftOotii.
bl) Walking Jwo^ete, plash oullsm
and cuffrt at 81 ,&???
50 Walking J ; ph
and ouffs, best ier material,
Oar 8atin Rhadsmr* I)
uied in lor at $12,60, p?
Newmarket* I Newmarkets ?i
rtylesi at 9ft and 96, worth 8 to {
Orey Circulars, Astraobau
st 94,60.
The entire stock of 1
Cloaks and Dolman* sold at
below ootual cost.
Oar fknoy Rlbbone at 12) oeot*
not be sarpoaeed. .
Toweling* nt 64 oent* p?r yard.
Silk Handkerchief*, beautiful patterns
at 2ft osnta; worth doable tthe money.
Farmers don't send J?nlr money to
Charlceton. We sell oar heavy groori
rie* at Charleston prions, freight added.
Mfc, Remember we tell oar whole
stock at cloeest margins.
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CUT Tins OUT.
OUT THfS OUT.
CUTTHI8 0UT.
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tlio O-oods and Bargains
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
NOW BEING OFFERED BY
H. G. GARRISON.
J.B.Killough
of Florence 8. C., Is ijolo Mumtgi'r for
Ludden &. Bates' Music House
ill* prices nro T.udden & Hates prices.
Organs From $23 Upwards.
Pianos From $210 Upward.
SOLD FOR CASII OR TIME.
To suit purchasers.
Ho pays nil Freight, Allows Fifteen
Days In which to Tent lufuninieiits,
Injfore rtrst payment. Wiilo or call on
hint at
Allen's Bloc!. Florence, So. Co.
where you will And a stock of
Mvsic&e.
Mbbcmxjvbise.
sheet music, etc. Books a specialty.
Teachers, churches and ministers get
special discount. Goods shipped direct
from factory to customers. Catalogue
?ud prices sent on application, lie will
not be undersold. Orders may be left
with U. G. Young, Camden. iiugO'841y
The Most Popular
SEWING MACHINE
IS THE
UiM-Rmniiij. Simple and Strong
New Home.
This machine has rhe Automatic Tension
SEfif.HETTINQ NKKDMC. A double feed
permits n a renter variety ot work than any
other Machine. and all the parts are made
adiustabio. It U the slmpl st, easiest operas
tea hose made and inoMtelefantly omami'iii
ed machine lu the world, combining every
requisite for a perfect inacMnc
Attaciimicnth.?KewliiR machine attach
mcnisofull kinds, Needles Ac., always on
band
?d- I keep a supply or the NEW IIOMK
on hand and sell tlioin at Lowest Prices,
*3_Call and see tliem, and 1 will take
pleasure In showing them.
I also have for sain timid He wing Mnctilmy.
and Hand Power*, which oan be adjtinted to
anv machine.
Kye Glasses and Hpectnclcs. Diamond
Kye Glasses. fttereoKoople, Double Con vox,
Conoaveand Colored Glasses. Koranic by
O. G. YOUNG.
?ep3m3 . Optician.
GINNING!
READ AMI REFLECT!
inTend at' man/We# ones o5 wish io
give me their wovk. that I am prepared for
business. ! have put io a new ?
PRATT GUILT.
These gins are ihe bent gins In Hie mar
ket, and Ihey make a spieuilld sample, giv
ing the best possible turn-out from a given
quantity of seed cotton.
"Good Wjrk ai Living Prices"
In my motto, and I propose doing justice by
hM who bring lh<)ir ootton to me.
DON'T FORGET THAT MINE IS THE
OLDEST
Establishment of the kind in Town andathat
I have never failed to give satisfaction.
sepSmS C. J. DUNLAP.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Camden Music House.
W. A. EEIPP, Manager.
MASON & HAMLIN. E8TKY and STAN
DARD ORGANS, at manufacturers' prices.
The Mason ft. Hamlin Improved Upright
Pianos oash or monthly installments Give
me a oall.
P. MONSERRAT
FASHIONABLE
Boot and Shoe Maker.
No. HI, Meeting Street,
CHARLESTON, 80. CA.
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?f^Ladits and Qenls fine Shoes made to
order. Country ordorssolioited.
sep 10
TO RENT.
Nine realdenooln Kirk wood, owned l>y
1st Do Noon. Terms reHsoiiiihlu. A p
My to
ootaota j. d. andkrson.
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The Chesnut Mill,
AVINO ENLARGED AND GRFATLY
Improved facilities for handling Cotton du
ring tha oonung season, at my Gin, I res
pectfully solicit publio patronage,
I use the well-known Trait Gin,
Feeder and Condenser,
which, for safely and economy, has no su
perior.
Mi. Alien Medlln is in charge, and will
strive to pleaso our patrons.
H. 0. CAKRISON,
Proprietor.
New Omnibus.
This Way For Passengers.
Having recently placed ap omnihus to
mn III connection with (hp DeKsjh House,
1 reepeet tally solicit a share of |he pauo
?afle of the publfo. The 'butt will meet all
I num. and will oonrey paasengere to or
from tbejdepot from or to any part of Cam
any part
p. qfOIJOLSOlf.
dan or Kirk wood
apl28-8m. mT
W. F. PERKINS
ANNOUNCES THE ARRIVAL OF
?1 JYetv Stock ofm Groceries*
Liquors* Wines? Tobacco
The unprecedented rush of buoinoes at our establishment makes it necessary for u?
be constantly in rcceipt of New Goods.
??/// JLiQTtor Department
la always supplied with the I eat.
Tho "Standard of the World" and "Golden Rye" are 1? to addition to my slock.
W. F. PERKINS,
STOP AND THINK !
FOR YOUR GOOD READ THIS.
THE CITIZEN'S of Kershaw and adjoining Counties aro rcspoclfully Invited to exam*,
ino the goods In luy store.
These Goods Are
NEWEST and LATEST 8TY.jE8. having beon carefully iclecUxl with the object of meeting
the wants of the trade, and aro ofl'ered ui tho
Smallest Living Front,
I feel assured
olhoui belore
Dry Goods.
I feel assured that you will bo pleaded with goods ami Price*. I ask you to call and
see thorn belore buying elsewhere. The mocli Is complete la
Shoes, . j
Hats,
Clothing
Groceries,^
HARDWARE.
I mnken specialty of Himlwaro. Yon can tlnd in my stock almost anything you need h?
litis Itne. 4*~No double to show goods. Polito attention whether jou buy or not. Nut"
Isfactlon guaranteed.
-A-. ID. ICElsrisrEUD"2".
"UoiikIi OH ItHt*.-'
Clears out rats. mice, roaches, tiles, ants,
bed-buys.
Heart ruins.
Palpitation, Dropsical Swelling, Dlzr.lness,
Iixliirfsiioii. Heariacho, Sleeplessness cured
by "Wells' Health Rcnewor."
"hougii on Coma."
Auk lor WellR' "Rough on Corns. l.V,
Quick, complete euro. Hard or *oft corn*,
warm, bunions.
"Jlitnhii-Pnlba."
Q.ulok. complote cure, all Kidney, HlniUlei
and Urinary Diseases, .Scalding, Jrrltailon.
stone. Gruvel, Catarrh of tho llladder. 81
Druggist*.
ltc(l bug?, Files. J
'beU^UKH' r0U'^'^
Tliln People.
"Wells' Health ronewer" restores hoattli
and vigor, cures pyapopHla; Headache, Ner
vousness, Debility. SI.
"HoukIi on Pain."
Cure* cholera, collo, cramps, diarrhoea,
aches, pains; sprains, headache. neuralgia,
hceumutUm. 4U?. Roughou Pain I'lusters,
Mother*.
If you ore falling, broken, worn out iinil
nervous, uso Wells' Heulth Honuwer. 81 of]
Druggists.
Life Preserver.
If you are losing your grip on life. Just try
Wells' llnalth ltonower, Uoch direct to ttie
weak spats.
?'Hough on Pile#."
ios Pile# or Hemorrhoids, I trlil i i Pros
lag Itleedlng, Internal or ot her. nterto
nd Kxtornal lUmedy In on ch packtigoo
en<>o,00c. DruKuists. /
Pretty Women.
I,?<llos who would retain iresnness and vi
vacity. Don t fall to try '-Wells' Heulth Ho
nowor."
"Itough on Itch."
"Rough on Itch" eures humors, eruptions
ringworm, teller, nail rheum, irostuil feet
chilblains'
"Rough on Ostsrrh,"
Corect? offensive odors at ono. Completion
cure of worst chronlo eases, also uneqiialcd
os a garKle for Dlpthorla. fioro Throat, Koul
Breath.
ThO Hope of the Nation*
Children slow In development, puny, scraw
ny and dolloato, use Wells' Health ronewer.'
Catarrh of the lllutlrter.
Slinging, Irritation, Inflamatlon, all Kid
ney and Urinary Complaints, cured by ?'Hu
ohu-t'alWa." 81.
Water Bugs, (loaches.
Rough on rats clears them out, also boetles
ants, eto.
W.'GEISENHEIMER
l)KM.KItfl IN
tmocjsmms,
LWCfOHS,
rojt&cco, <S>G.
We beg to ooll nll.llllftn to llie foot thai
wo ho.e ootielniitly in .lore o
FULL LINE OF GROCERIES,
whloh we offer to customors nt as low prioes
as oan bo obtained at any store in Gamdcn.
Our stook of i
Liauo ?,
Is of I he best hnwiuTrt imif" art worthy th<
attention of tho ptthlta.
JHsjr lie suro to give us a call, ss wo aro
satisfied wo aro ablo and willing to please
you both in quality of goods ana prices.
W. GEISENHEIMER.
a n. 26-tl
NEW ARRIVALS
W. ?.
OLD COItNKll 8T011B.
I hare Just returned from market, wher
purchssed a heavy stock of all
KIN 1)8 OF GOODS,
At the very lowest prices, and 1 intend to
give my customers the benefit of my lov
prloed nurohoses. My stook consists of I
81'KfNO AND SUMMHK DRY
4 GOODS, NOTIONS. HOSIKUY,
&?.
Ti e best make and latest styles of HOQTft
and 8HOB8, CLOT KINO, HATH, Ao.
, Orooorles!
In Urocertes 1 have as fine a. stook as
be seen In town.
For~FnTniaiion, Garden andTTonselioTd use.
Pull line of Saddlery and Harness. Infiot
I have fl#t almost anything yon oan callfor
and am determined to sell
CH?A1? P011CA8II.
Call before fo a buy elsewhere. Ragging
and Ties always on hand, Highest price*
paid for ooitou In cash.
W 0 Eft AM)
At the Old Corner Storo.
LU'UTll CAKOI.IN A KAIIjWA Y CO
O I'AHMENUKK DEPARTMENT.
SCHEDULE OK PAHMENfJEIt T11AIN8.
On and nftcr 8ei>fr Dili, 18*5, PaHBenicet
1'nilns will run a? follow* until further uo
tlco. (No trains are :un on Camden Brunch
on 8unduy<?. 8tandard lime75 meridian.)
TO COLUMBIA. ?
Depart Camden 7.00 a. m 8.u p. m
Depart Camden Junction 8.01 n. in. 5.0t? i> m
Duo Columbia ? 25 a. iu 10.00 p. m
FROM COLUMBIA.
Depart Columbia 7.45 a. ni. 0.27 p. m
Duo Camden Juuot'n ll,<Ka. m. u.4l p m
Duo Camden 12.5V p. m. 7.42 p. m.
TO CHARLE8TON.
Depart Cnnxlen J|on ?.i?
ijinmif * 12,20u m ?.OAp. ni
FROM CHARLESTON.
Depart Charleston 7,J0a.m,
Due Camden Junction 11.06 p. ni .
Duo Camden 12.69 p. m?
TO AUOU8TA.
| Depart Camden SI6p.ni
Depart Camden Junction ft.trt) p. mi
Due Augusta 10.85 p. m
FROM AUCJUSTA.
Depart AiiKUHta 10 50 p. m
Due Camden Junction 10.05 k.iu
Due Camden 12.5b p. m.
CONNECTION 8.
Connections ntado at Columbia with Co
lumbia and Greenville I<a.:rnnd both wkj?
to and from all poll) Ik on that ltond and on
the HpHrtanburK, Union & Columbia A Hpnr
InnburK A Ashevitlo Itallronds, also with
the Charlotte,Columbia,& Augusta Hallroad
to and Trom all polntn North, nnth way*, by
trains leaving Camden at7.00a m.,andnrrlv
lOK at 7.42p. m *
Connection* made at Augusta t? nnd from
all points West and Houtlt vlatieorgla it. It",
and with Central it. It.
Connection* mado at Charleston with
Steamers for Now York on Haturdaya AIm?
with ChnrleHton and Havannah Hallway for
Ha van nah and all point* Month, and with
steamer* for Juckson villa and point* on lit.
John'* river on Tucnduy* nnd HaturdHys.
Connections mndo at Dlackvlllo with
Barnwell R. It. to and from Barnwell by
tralnHon Augusta Division.
THROUGH T1CKET8 to all polnU, can e
purchased by applying lo
J. JONES. Agent.
Camden, H.C.
JOHN B. PECK,Oon. Msnager*
D. C. AI.I.KN (Ion. Tun* Autnl.
Have Your Repairing Done
AT THK
0LI) RELIABLE
WAGON AND BUGGY SHOPS,
0. V. METTS, Proprietor,
CAMDKN, 8. C.
Tlio undersigned taken pltannre in an
nouncing to Iho public that bo has taken
charge or Iho WAOON AND IJUOftY8IIOPH
of M. A Mella, where, with competent ne
Bintanti, he in prepared to d? all kinds of
work In hla line on short notice and at r?a
?onnble term*.
Repairing
Done on ahort notice and in workmanship
manner.
Horseshoeing.
Careful attention given to horseshoe
ing.
The patronage of the publio in respect
fully noliolled.
With over twenly-flve yearn experienea
In the bnninesa lo which I eall your atten
tion, and with experenoed assistant*, I feel
confident of giving entire ?atlafaotl?n lo all
i who favor me with their patronage.
0. V. MF.TT8,
moh'2-lf. Paomimto*.
Job Printing,
or KVRHY ItKHCKIITION,
K??<intm1 Neatly and 1'rninptljr,
AT TIIK OVKIOK OF
THE KERSHAW GAZETTE,
COTTON SEED WANTED.
On and after Rept. lllh, iHHft, I will he
prepared to receive ami pay the highrnt
market prlfle for clean, sound. dry cotton
need, delivered at Camden, Iloykin* or Han'
dera Depot. I will pay higher pr loen (or
large lota of need. I also keep cottonseed
meal on hand for ?a1*' ?? manufacturers
prloM.
PRANK VtM.KTMOUE,
Role Agent For Charleston Oil Mfg.Co.
Charlotte Oil 21
Oliver Oil Co. of Columbia 8. O.
Rom? one will ba ?ach depot to rccclv* lh?
Reed.