The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, April 15, 1869, Image 3
A F&Aiifc Building Twenty-twc
Miles in lfenotn.?Persous who pas?
hastily over the Union Pacific railroad
hardly give a thought to the immense
amount of work which has been performed
by the company. From the Sacramento
to the present terminus of the
road, at Elko, the trainsare once more
running r? gularly. The immense amount
of money and labor expended in cutting
through mountains, opening tunnel**,
grading the road, and lading the track,
can with difficulty be realized by those
not fiuniliar with the business. Not the
least of the prob'cuis to be solved was
that of protecting the t- ck from the
heavy falls at snoW which were au.tieiI
bated during the winter mouths. To
ot viatedhi* difficulty as far as possible,
the Company determined to erect a series
of sheds, or rather ouc building,
talitch should protect the road over the
enow linei \ecordingly, they have
erected a building which isduubths-*
.c- i ir/irli) Tt, is twentv
file laigcai iu n.v v..-..
(wo miles it* length, sixteen in width,
and sixteen IVet in height, not including
the pitch of the roof. It is put up in
the tunst substantial manner, all the
timbers us-d being of the best quality
to be obtained. The sides are enclosed,
and were it nut for the fact that daylight
penetrates through the intcf slices
between the boards the whole affair
Would be v?ryAlikc a bure tunnel. The
building is braced together iu n most
peculiar manner^ and is, iu addition,
firmly bobed to the rocks wherever the
to d ncars the face of a cliff. Where
?n w slides are to be feared, an extern
sio i of the roof has heen carried to the
cliffs, so that the falling masses sh^JI
pass over the building and lo -ge on the
other side. In many places where side
tracks are located, the building i? wider
than the fimt'es given above. More than
.rt nnn nmi . C I llftr t...v..
HVj'JUV.WU leCC U1 lumuii .......
useJ in its- construction. It covers an
area of more than 1,800,000 square
feet or nearly forty-four acres. One of
the best proofs of the stability of the
structure i-- in the fact that, with lie
exception of a few miles which had not
been really completed. it thoroughly answer
el the purpose forwhi h it was designed
during the recent sev re storm,
in wliieh it was-subjected to the most
_ severe tests.
San Francisco Attn Ctf., Feb. 2b'/i>
From an editorial in the Episcopal
Methodist of the 3d instant we lake ti e
following. x>nly wi-hing we o? u.d give
the whole editorial:
"Errors arc never made sublime by
the nature of their doctrine nor the
quality of the ni<*n who adopt them ;
but are always logically ridiculous. At
the present time there is no being so
Utterly ab-tud as S .tan."
"Recently a largo metropolitan church
was dedicated, really to General Grant, i
though ostensibly to God. 'Rishop !
Simpson, in ihe dedicatory an num. as
wo credibly told, spoke of the soul by
the R-.crifices of war."
? . . i
Whatever may toe tiie conumons in
the creed, a military uni versa lism, with j
political app)icatien<, is the religion <>f
the masses in the North?preachers and
the people."?Richnt'tHti Dispatch
* A neprnin Macon. Ga , recently *hot
and killed another because he would not
po to church. Other neprots in tlic
o-eighborhotid arc in pursuit of the murderer,
foi the purpose of givipg him a
foretaste of the next world by roastiop
htm alire in this.
1
CONCBIT.?Hardly anything is more
C)Utcni|rttMe tliato the conceit which
rests tnof^ly upon social position?the
conceit ol those who imagine that thus
they arc divorced 'rotu the elay of common
men, of thise who shrink With horror
from t lie plea of work, as som<-thing
which degrades hy its very contact, and
yet, who very like\y, owe their present
position to soa.e not remote ancestor,
who, rccognieinp his call to work, lived j
more honestly in the world than they
do, and was not aslumcd of s oled
l t. r ?i._ _ . . vi :
tnuin08. xi is one u? me inea>e-t wwig*
for people to be ashutnod of the Work
from which they draw t}u ir inromo,
and, which glorified thrir ancestors
mure with their soiled apron* and black
gowns, than themselves with their ribbons
and fl;i>h j- welry. It wight be a
fine thing to be lite the lilies, more glo
rionsly clothed than Solomon, and doing
nothing, if we were.only lilies. Advantageous
position is only a more enpl.ntic
call to woik; and while those wh? hold
the advantage may not be l?c cbmjfcllcd
to manual drudgery, they sin uld re?ng.
nizc the fact that manual drudeery Uav
b perfumed in iliesaui spirit that whith
characterizes their own work, and there
fore that it is equally honorable.
Rco. Dr. Chopin.
N? w Irish potatoes were sold in the
Augusta market on Saturday last.
M??' j
The Thoruugh Bred Stailion
BREAKSPEAR
WILL bo let to Mors until the first
of June next, at the MULBERRY
plantation, three miles boI"W (Jamden.
BBEAKSPEAR is out of Kffio Dean
hv the celebrated thorough bred hor-t
Charley 13ald. Effie Dean was put by
imported Monarch out of Kate Sraton.
two of the favorite horses of the late
Col. Hampton.
TERMS?Ten Dollars in advance in
all cases. One Dollar to the Groom,
and no insurauce in any case.
31. NELSON.
April 1.5, ' 7t.
) *?
;
i EMPLOYMENT
i | At Your Own Homes
EIT1IKR SEX?Suitable lor steady hands
l'a>s large profits?Ad Iress (or particulars a
I once,
! ? rv.'P V If ' V.. In , CI X V
i "i v.-.ia n, ? ? I
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| LATEST \:\V YORK .YEWS,
UDlKS*
LOOK OUI'!I LOOK OUT!!
i OOK OUT!! LOOKOUT!!
"Beautifies the Complexion. '
"Gives a Rosy Glow to the Cheeks."
"RoAnoves all Blotches and FreckJes."
"The Best in the World."
"lUSTAR'S"
i BEAUTIFIRII!
TIIE
BITTER SWEET and orange elossoms
DSrOne Bottie. SI 00?Three for S'2 00.
j 1000 Bot'les sold in one day in N. Y. City
All Druugists in Camden sell it.
"COSTA R'S"
I Cf Aiiilnnil Dnnnd I'tifl.iTK
l} 1 it II U (11 U I I l {* U l u i ft vr ma k
ARE
C<'Star's Rat, Roach. &c , Exterminators
Cos tar's Red Rug hxtermin tors
Costards (only pure) Insect Powder.
"Only in'nlliMe Rcmedips known,
"lis roars established iu Now York."
"2.000 Boxesnhd Flasks mnnufnetureddaify,
"Beware ot spurious imitations
"All Drusuisi* in Cnmden sell, thetn."
Address "CrlSTAR. 10 Croshy Sr.. N V.,
Or. JOHN F. HENRY. Successor to
DEM AS BARNES &. Co., 21 PurU Row,
N. Y. J 1
April 1. ly
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
In the MtItO r of (. (' It 'He.
I PIT HSU A NT to orders from W. J.
j Clawson, Register in Rutikniptcy, I
will mil before the Court .House, in
, Carndeii >iti Thursday the 22d day of
April, 1SC.0. ,11 thill '
TRACT ()F LAND
belonging tu C. (j. II \IIjK, bounded
by la lids^if A ''iiujhuri. J E. Truesdel,
George Whit'n y hmi others, contailing
Six Hundred Acre- more or
less. Suhj ct to Moltgage fn in t . C.
(IiiIt* to \\\ Slianiioti, 0. E. f\.
D. Said Mortgage reeor ed in Regis
tor's Office for K< r.-l.uw l>istriet in
Rook * page 111
To tit is?I 'ASII
Jft. R. STEPHENSON.
April 1?3?. Assignee.
THE LIST VOTICE.
[ \LIj persons iinlchtft) ti? McPonai.D
1 it McCurky by N<>to or Account tire
respectfully reqnot (J to call :it once
[ aii'i make p.ium iit or -atisfatton nrratigrintM.ts
<>p ll?cj Mill he compell. il
to 11ut tlicir el iins in ti e InilT'J- of olli
( TS fur Collection.
MohONALn it McCI It::V. '
March.2 . ... . . _.> tf.
SOU I II
10A\ & TRUST iOUPtW.
AL'TII(tUIZKl) CAPITAL, S">.00'),tMM?.
| PRESENT LIMIT, $500,000.
c*^IIE Office of his. Company ia-op** opened
0 ai No 111 iiro.iii Siree' (South- Western
Railroad Bank) lor the receipt or Deposits.
j Diseoiint of Paper. Purehnse mill Mile ol K*
change. iiml ;!i?; iraiisac.ion ol a General
Banking Business.
1 merest nlloM'ed on Deposits upon terms
established liy i' c Board ol Directors.
The Company is also a legal depository for
moneys paid into the Court, will receive Registry
and tianslipr Books, net as ..gent to pay
Conpous and Dividends and us Trustee in
Rutlroud'JMoiHj!>gvs.*
blRKCTDRS.
W. C. B >e. of Win. Pee. & Co.; A. is.
Johnston, of Johnston. Cyews & Co : Robert
iMurewf.Rjberi Murect Co ; W. B. Williams
ol W. B. Williams &. Son ; E. H. Frost, of
Ernst iV. A igcr; J E. Adgt r, of J. E. A tiger
and CoT HenEy Gourdin. ol Gourdin. Mat
... .1 f'/t . t !?.,iSno I kill It! (if nilitt
I llll'prcil m U v?'.. WVWI ?r v.. .
and Uuifti: C. (?. Meniininger. ol .Mcniminger.
Jervey and Pinckney : T.J. Kerr, ol T. J.
| Kerr and Co.?.) . D Aikijn ol J. D. Aiken and
Co.: John Cutnppen, ol ( nnipsCn and Co.: A.
P. Cdld-.veil.ol It and A. P. Caldwell: W. K.
IIvan, J. T? VV'eUinan. 13. O'Neill, J. J.
CrOirg, Griini tfville, S. C.
For 'unlier information address
GEO. S CA-V1RHON, Prcsidrni.
Til OS. R. WAKING, Cashier.
Charleston, S. C., March 12, Ifcf.y,
March 25, 3m.
The Slate of South Carolina
KEI'.SIIAW COUNTY.
Ill/ J. F Nt'TuKl LAND, Jnrlp->f I'mbate
Will' IlKAS. Knit* / lies made suit
to :ne. In grant lit r Gutters nt
A<lliiittl>'tntion of tlie K?t.ite ami effectof
Will, F Jones.
Tlll-iSK : n- therefore to eife ami admonish
all and yiiijjahir the kindled and
Creditors oi tin-said \\ m. I'. Jot es, tieleased.
Mat the) be and ij'par b. tore
iu?, in tlie Court-of l't'obute, to In- In Id
at 4'unified on the ninth o* Aprd,
insl, at'er jitih'Cation hereof at 11
o'ch -k in the forenoon tu-how eau?r.
if anj the}- have, wli}- lliC ?iid Adiuio.
t rat ion .should not he gran fed.
(jiv*ij under it.v hand, f I is Gist d j
of April, Aim i Domini. IKIjl)
J.F. SUTIIKKLAND .1 !'.
April,,\ ; 2t.
rr vKi.\ I;I?
!j /\V or about t'T fir.-t oi M rc'i ult.
I Vy <"? tIn- rUi.t;iii-.i. of \V IJi! AM
I J ON hS. dci-ciiih'.l, it K IIOKSK
! : uhnui 15 hands biyh uml ab<>ui 15 yean
j old. 'I lie owner can lime the sate
i hor."C by eoiiitti^if'i.iwa?<l. provinjr pro
; ! perty arid payinulor this advuriiseiiicn!
and other necessary expenses incurred
PEMl'SY JONES, (colored)
April 1.. ' \ ltu
BUY
YOUK
i
Family Supplies
AT TliE CHEAP
GROCERY
AND
Provision Store
OF
JAMES JONES.
/
? ; > \ 4 /* : i
miOAtVSTUEET,
, CAMDEN, S. O..
I At..-,.!, Oft
Choice
WHISKEY, BtiANDY,
' W.T.N-ES, &G.
MAGNUM BONUM. CABINET, VIRG1NIA
GLADES,
HENNESSEE AND DUPUY BRANDIES.
MADEIRA, SHERRY, PORT, MALAGA,
CHAMPAGNE.
PURE CIDER VINEGAR. 0. K. brand.
W. C. GERALD k CO.
March 25. 3t.
Vim BltASDY.
A FEW jrullqn, FINE OLD IIENA
NE8SY BRANDY, for medicinal
purposes Fur salt* By
, JAMES JONES.
March 25 ; If. +
ALK AND PUKTKll.
Younger a India Pule AJjE,
u S.out IVicr,
Fur sale by
JAMES JONES.
March 25. tf.
In the Probate Court
SOUTHil AKOLINA.
KERSHAW COUNTY.
i c,.r.li T Mi,.Lie v*. D (IenrrSmith.
John J. Nelson. Executor., Mary A.
Lyle*, ct u!.-?Petition to par'it inn
/a nils &r.
IT appearing <o the satisfaction of the
Court tlmt Rice L)ulin. und Martha,
his wife, defendants to the above petition.
are hry .nd and reside v.ithout the
limits of tins Slate: It is order- d. on
n otion of Shannon Sol'r lor petitiohcr,
that ihe said ilc Icndants do plead, answer
r tli mm, to .-aid petit on within
l.-fiy dajs fr-nn tin* ptiblicatioh of this
older, in di falllt win not an order
pro r-'llfi <sn ?vi 1 l e cut' T d llj.ruillst
tlieth
J. F SU'l III ULAND, J. I'.
Match 24. i iO oUj
In the? Probate Court.
A..
KERSHAW COUNTV.
James I>. Matheson, Adtn'r., and Jas
1). Kirk pat rick, cf. Alexander Mathesi.n.
et al.?Petition tv ntft fiod Ai
rirf/C.
IT appearim; to the satisfaction of the
Uouit that Kr.isuius M. Roach,
J homas W. McCna atid Mar)' liis
wife. David MeOuen and EllfifVth
liis wife. Kdwatd E. Adumsuti) und
Sarah his wife. Caroline'M.'Matheson,
Catharine K. Mntliefon and
William (\ Mat hi son, defendants M>
tin* -above panted petition are without
and r? Rule beyond the limits of tnif?
State It is ntdeA'd,' on il)0tiu? of
Shannon, Solicitor for jPetluonor.H that
the above nattu'd defendants .do plead
answer or demur to the ubove petition
within fmiy day- from the publication
of this order, in detail It thereof, ail ofd,
r pro. eoMfesto will bo entered ugnitist
them
/ J. F. SUTHERLAND, J. P.
Mat el. 1'5. (10 50)
re m m i l.
. .M. BlaSEL., Dentist,
: H AS removed fr> the ?Uv?4liiij? owned
by .Mrs. Frato'ts Lee, one door ^ ??rt li
oi hi.* f< liner residence, where lie will
att< nd to a'l ri'quiripj* his profetsiotial
sea vices at prices that will meet the |
wishes uf his patients, liis term, are
CASH in all ca-cs.
, liroad Street, Camden, S f!.
Jan '1H tf.
Id Hie I)fstricf f our! of the I. S.
IN H \NK.'tUI TOY.
In tliR Mutter nt Jonmnan rage. Dnnitrupr.
j TIIK in'rii-r-isimd hereby p-neR notice
iif Iii8 pi? iiitii>ciit ;ih A.-hiu.nre of Jo*
11; 1 t11111 Iin tin-Count.; "t KerJinw.
; ui d State of Soutli Carolina, wirliin the
| Kinl District who linn been adjudge a
1 ]> 11Ctu|.1 upoii li s own petitii ti by the
I Distrie' Court f the sniil Ptstlict
J. M. GAYLIC, As-tufiec.
* Apiil 1, 3t
1
, Foutz's Cattle Poudcr.
FOR SALE by
HODGSON DUN LA P.
December 31.
: NEW;ARRIVALS.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
We arc novr receiving and opening o wcll-selcctcd stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
flnhfcUlinir of the Newest Rtvles of
PRINTS.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
LADIES' ITATS.
And various other articles. Also?a large assortment of
* ' >1Gent's.
Spring and Summer Clothing,
? ? ? 1 ? 1Jif? M .V
Cassirneres ana .Linens, or an quaimea.
j v -- ' - 1 *
' * BOOTS AND SHOES.
I. * r*v, ' . . ;! *
Of these, we have a tine assortment. Also, Fashionable
, ' ALPINE HATS.
WfllTE AND COLORED.
Our usual assortment of
nmnwinv dttnr.F.BiFfi.
J. A \ JLIJ^ ! T V* JL?<\_r -KS JL*M M.m/ m -?-?
AND
CROCKERY WARE.
The above Goods having been selected with gfcat care, and bougTit for CASH,
We offet' thein very low foi the CASII. ,
Call and examine our stock and you will find it to your interest. 1
We fake this occasion to thank our friends and the public generally, for the
very libcrul palronaue bestowed on u*. and it shall always be our aim to continue
to merit the same by selling at the lowest possible prices.
. - BAUM BROS.
March 18.
J, U9ggt '
2D. ?-. iROBIILTSOUi : f .
camden, s.c.
Corn andEacon! south carolixa rail road.
WE have rmived u lot of CORN
BA?'ON, which we will cheiip'b) iijj-V W* .
ll>c quantity. Gen'l. Sun's. Office,
;.. I10PC30N & DUNLAP. CnAnr.Es^, Feb. 13,18*69. !
Jt'ri!: _ fANand after SUNDA^February !
T ?ri(i Sa.lp<3 v-^ Trains of the Camden
,, , .1._ cj?... i. n?
P # , , J^rancn Ul IIIU nuuiu vaiunuu miiiuau
ART IKS desiring n.c to negotiate wi|) ruf) !18.fo|fows.
Sales of llioir hand*. w. I pl?.sc Un iMoudaja Wednesdays and Satur- '
furnish me, at once, with WR111KN J ? # ^ T '
descriptions, and, where convenient, Lfavc Kingvillc !>0 p. m. .
pluts of the lands. QfT1K,vnv Arrive at Camden 7.00 p. m.
\V. M. SHANNON. Lmve Camden ....635 a.m.
March 1K . . :l__ Arrive at Kingvillc...^.......9.20 a. m.
REKALK HOUSE, General Superintendent. j
Feb 18
J. W. Rodgers?Proprietor. ? - 1
'camdksvs. e: REMOVAL. . ;
INSURE Your LIFE GROCERIES! PROVISIONS,! I
,4N THE ? j <
' THE subscriber having removed- bis S'ore ,
St. I.OtllS mutual to t!) stand n.'xt above' the Market, and nd- (
c del I irgelv tu his stuck, is now offering to
tt i Tv*n i: ^t I? \ TV'V the nu -Iie A
Iiv Uit:U^lpT. wduimm. CI10ICE SELECTI0N OF
J. \\\ HODGKltS. Agent. . .
CAMPBX s. a Mill AMFAXCY GROCERIES,
S T "T T IJ o which lie respectfully invtes the attention
*- -L -L -L nf puri liiisers.
V 111* '111(1 (Voio-lif Thankful lor the liberal patronage hereto
l./UI .llUIIl J <11111 ft fi >i-e cxt tided to him. lie pr-miscs to use
by the every effort <o sec J re iw continuance. nssuimr
the puhlie th it every tiling he offers
q/^vftrt^ti ftyvr l1V'f)l) rcc *Iim" be ol the hest quality, and hid prices us i
oUU llUilili 'I^A.1 IVr>uO. reasonable ns possible.
. . ' s ? Terms Cash.
OFFICE AT THK C. NOELKIN.
DEKALB 1IOUKK- Jnnnry 21. if \
OMN IBUS. i?
PRKSOXS.winhin. <l>c OMNIBUS fellOeS! OI106S.
sent to their residences will i leave
their orders at the DeKALH IlOl SK. TIIR sub^riber has on hand a good
1 1 stock of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Notice. ' ;. v.
ALU poisons indebted to or having SHO KS,
claims jigiin?t tlic Estate of S H. which he is selling at very low prices 1
HUSH, deceased, are hereby requested He in ratified to know that his Shoes
to present the same properly attested, have given satisfaction to all who have 1
on or beh re the 20th day of Noveiu- purchased of hitu.
A I)., 18G0. Terms, Cash. ?
J. J. RUSII, Aum'r. C. NOELKIN.
March 4. tf. January 21. tf J
18 G 9.
SNUM^OOM
M'DONALD OrCURRY
Offer to the l'ublic a Ulioice Variety of
Spring'and Summer Goods,
jj'iiuiaviug WC. JFbUlllgt ACJJL III a 1CUXI1
Store, which will be sold at the lowest
figures for Cash. They invite particular
attention to the following specialities:
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
FANCY GOODS AND
TRIMMINGS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HARDWARE, CROCKERY, AND
GLASSWARE,
READY MADE CLOTOtNU
Also Gents' HATS of every dcscrip*
tlon and at prices t) suit all.
Feeling satisfied that our Stock' of
Goods is erju-il to any other house, in
prices and styles, we respectfully invite
old customers and friends to exatpiqe
the same, and to bring along with them
all their neighbors and friends
Mcdonald & McCUrHy.
April 8.. f Vi'Kft
P. P. TOALfi;: , ^
Charleston, .S.J C'.,' iWanufacterer of
DOORS, SASfl, BLUDL
Not*..?We wo\ll(l cull the particular attcnfion
of our fpmnda to the above caid. P.
P Toale ha-> a large Factory, and such. f>tcil?
itios as enable liiin to supply the beat work of
his own make at low prices. A very large and
complete assortment always on band at his
Factory, HORLBECK'S "W HARF, near the
North Eastern Rail Road Depot,
CHARLESTON', S. C.
$ B ?Order* from the country solicited,
fin 1 strict attention paid to shipping in good
tridi*r. April 8?ly.
Walker, Evans & Cogswell.
STATIONERS, PRINTERS
AND
blank book
manufacturers.
No 3 IIKOAD-STREET,' .,
AND
No. 109 East Bay-Street,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Li the bhtrici Court oi the
Unit d States.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
[n the Mairer of A. A. McDowall, Bankrupt.
fllE undersigned hereby gives notice
;>f hie appointment ais Assignee of A.
A. MeDowull,in the County of Kershaw
nid State of South Candina, within
said District, who has been adjudged 4
Bankrupt upon his own petition, by the
District Court of the Raid District.
L. B. STEPHENSON,
April 1.?3t. , Assignee,
Charleston Nncs will copy three timet
ind send bill to Assignee. '
KERSHAW?In Equity.
\\. E. Johnson, President, W D. Mo*
Duwull, et. al. Directors of the
Bank of Camden, S. C.
v*. i.
Hie Bapk of Camden* S. C , John Frascr
Si Co., J. II. Carson, et. al.
[T appearing to my satisfaction that J,
rijirsnn. Robert Wilson. Marv
Hanks, Ex'ix of L- B. Hanks, J. <& T.
[irccn, Amelia Hailc, Ex'ir., Edward
[Jailc, T. E. Hailc, CJuinbua Haile,
Ex'oln of R. Hailc, sr., deceased, defendants
io the above stated case, rejide
without the limits of this State, ofl
notion of J. B. Kershaw, complainants
Solicitor, it is ordered that they do
f>lead, answer or demur to tbo said Bill
jf Complaint within forty days, or decree
pro coufesso will be entered against
them Of SHIVER,' Clerk.
Clerk's Office, April 7, 1809
SHOES, SHOES.
LADIES' and gentlemen'Shoes, of
ull stales. For sale by
DOBVT & BALLARD.
Feb. 11. " tf
- ""nniei IJIVPCPLI T A A fM WC
1'A ItlVCiH. O u a rjqux* uvrt i/iii v?
DOLBLE BAKRELED SliOT 61KB.
The latest, best and cheapest made. Usoa
tny amnitinition. Prices, complete, f?0 td
$'J5. Address
VV. H. GIBBES, Columbia,
or BISSEL & CO., Charleston.
Feb. 25. , 3m
DENTISTRYT
I. H. ALEXANDER,
DENTIST.
TEETH Cleaned, Filled, Extracted,
lrd Artificial Teeth, inserted io the
LATEST IMPROVED STYLE, for
he LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Patients waited upon at their reaii
:?
JGII3U II i ci| '*1 fcvwi
Office, on Broad Street, above J. M.
Legraud's Jewelry shop.