The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, October 21, 1869, Image 3
SHERIFF'S SALES.
.Sheriff's Office,
W Camden, S. 0., Oct. 1,18G9.
T)Y virtue of suodry writs of fi. fa. to
? ? ?ii
u uje directed and lodged, i win i
proceed to sell in front of the Court
House iu CamdeD, on the first Monday,
and first day of November next, within
the legal hours of sale, the following
mentioned and described property towrit
: /
One Tract of Land situated in Kit- >
shaw County, containing One Hundred
and Fifty Acres, more or less; bound d
North by hinds of R. Anderson, South
by lands of Charles Perkins, East by
tands of Estate of Thomas Elliott and
Charles Perkins, West by Estate lands f
r\ t> ?j 7 : j ? K!
ot ratten ce LteDruivt. tievica upon *s j ^
the property of Handy Tlmre, deceased, *Y
at the suit of James K. Thorn. !
| ALSO ? '
Cne Tract of Land situate in Ker- 1
sJiaw Count j, on waters of Hanging 0
$?ock Creek, containing Three Hundred ,
?ud Eighty Seven Acres more or le>s, |
bounded East by lands of Robf. Kirk- ' h<
3cy, South by Jandsof William Olyburn. !
West by lands of Jesse Truesdell, North
by lands of Mary Gaston. Levied upon
as the property of B. B. CastoD, at the i
suit of William A. Olybnm.
also
One Tract of Land in Kershaw Connty
on the Head Waters of Little Heaver j ^
Dam, containing Eighty Acres, mere j sl'
or less, bounded South by lands ^if c's
John M. Shaw, West by lands of the
Estate of Hardy Thorn, North by lands
of the Estate ot Patience DeBruhl. East I I
by lands of the satue. Levied upon as ^
.the property of the Estate of I lardy
ol tKo err if nf .LtntPti
1UUIII) UWVOOVU, HV M?v ?? ?? v* V
K. Thorn.
also r
All thut Tract of Land tying on the
craters of Swift Creek, Kershaw Court- A
ty, containing seventy four and one-half acres,
bounded North by lands of Mary
Jfl Boykin, East by State Bond. South
foy lands of the Estate of Lemuel Boykin,
Westhy la/ds of Lemuel Boykin
and Leuiud W- Boykin, deceased,
known as Tract B., in division-of Lemuel
W. Boykin's land.
ALSO
Tract of one hundred and eighty-nine
acres, known and described as Tract 0-, **
in division of lands of Lemuel Boykin's 8,1
Estate, as purclvased per Dr. Shannon,
bounded North and East by lands of
said Lemuel Boykin's Estate, East by
lands of Dr. E. J. Rcubert, South and
West by lands late of said Lemuel Boy- m'
kin's Estate. Levied on and to be gold
as the property of Mrs. Mary E. Boykin
at the suit of Geo. V?\ Williams, &Co.
also
^ One Tract ofLand in Kershaw County
four utiles nortit-east of Camden containing
one hundred and "five (10&) a- ^
cres, the same being a part of a Tract
of Land gcucrally called "Malvin,"
bought atL'owmnsioners in Equity saic, i
by Juo. A. Ncl-on, arid conveyed b) 1 hi
him to C. L. Chattcn. Levied upon as de
the property of C. L. Chatten, deceased, 1 sii
at the suit of B. S. Srewart, Assignee, fo
- ALSO wi
All that parcel of Land in Camden,
known as the old Brick Yard, being ?
part of one square iu said Town, bounded
w.-si. by Cuiuphell street, (204) feet,
more or less, North by YVatcroe street, di
South by Mulberry street, rnuiiing Kast nt
on Wutcree and Mulberry street 1GU ; tli
feet, on the East by balance of said j to
"i square, ait that point of Land lying
west of Campbell street, bounded by
road leading to Bridge, North and South by
Mulberry street. Levied upon as
the property of 0. L. Uhatten, deceased,
at the suit of B. S. Stewart, Assi *ucc.
A L*>0
All tint lot of Land in Town of Cam- : *den,
known and distinguished iu the
plan of said Town, an l^ot No seven '
hundred and twenty-thiee, (723) Inv- Q
ing a front on Broad stn et, of one bun- |r
died feet, and extending back we-t
wardly five huiid>ed and seventy three
(573) feet, bounded North by Lo* No.
seven hundred and twenty-two, (722,)
South by Ijot No. (748) seven hundred
f'Tty-cight. Levied upon as the
proper.J* of L Cliattcu, deceased, at
the suit of 1}: k. Stewart, As>iynoe.
>ls<> ?
One Seveuty Barrc?' Turpentine Sti 1
and Fixture, at Maj.tr Auo'U*' MM ? i
Levied up' u as the property o/ D. D. j
U>>eutt, at tile-suit of the Bank of C 1'
?deu,S. 0. ?
AT.80 a
One Turpentine Still and Fixtures, F
tHrc<$ miles North of Can.den. neai for
nierly Colburns Mill Levied ujio'i as <]
' the property of 1) I). IIoc .ft, ai the
suit of the Hank ofOaind -n, S. ().
also
One old Cart and llor.-e.
Terms Cash, purchasers payinjj for
jstainns and papers
J. P. HOSWELL.S. K.C.
?; - (
I Administratrix's Notice, j
^jl persons having de?i|iiid> aaaiii.-i
;m<J a4f iudebftd to the Entile of Lewis j
Pee^s #re hereby notified to
Conje Forward immediately and settle
with SARAH PEEBLES,
Adm'j.
: Oct. 14. lm.
"school notice.
THE exorcises of Mr. John S. Buroet's
School will commence regularly, c
on Monday the 11th instant, and will , 6
be conducted in the School (louse rc->
ccntly occupied by Dr. J. E. .Mathews
Tuition Charge?$5.0U per month.
j : ' refers to
Gen. J. B. Kershaw, Col. W. M.I,
Shannon, Ggn. Jas Ghesnut, Rev. I
' 0. H. Hat. " \
If
LOOK OTJT
FOR THE
jOLDEN boot,
Opposite the ^larket I!
WM COHN, C
Who has been a foreman and Cut
tr. in <Ikj largest Boot and Slioc main';
Establishments in the United
tiles, desires to inform the public *
lat be has procured all Machinery, jn,
plemoots and Stock i.ccc>sary for jic
carrying en of a
oot and Shoe Manufacturing v*
ESTABLISILIE^T,
; is now prepared to uccommoJute cw
rery hody in want of well fitting bv
BOOTS,
Shoes, Gaiters, Slippers, J*1
OVER-SHOES,
r anything Jo nlotbo the '* under
undin^' of L di'S, Gentlemen Miss,
Hoy.", Children and B..bit's.
A fiii-' stock of [>r
EATHEB AND FINDINGS "
ml ways kept oil band. ?
Also?im assortment of
JOOTS AND 55HOES, C
11 of which are offi-rcd for s.ile on the
Lowest Terms. P?
tin
All Custom Work Warranted. Pu
pri
I have put the lowest price on all
v Good*, and shall anhere strictly to ',c
T1
The One Priee System. ^
WC
Give me a call, look at toy Goods. ,
c my Work and you will be pleased n
.d satisfied.
Oct. 21. p
A /V.JrLJL)- jj|
Dr. II. F Watkin j having resu- Da
d the practice of Medicine, respect- q
ti ^ --- i t- ...
Iiy ICHueiu HIS wr*itrs w mu vm- ,
n? of Camdi'D and victnity. ?
Office and residence at Kirk wood.
Oct. 7. tf
PHOTOGRAPHS, ~ - ?s
' am
.mbrotypes, and F?rre - ma
otypes. b;
The undersigned being aboot to close
s Gallery, informs the people of Cam- ?
n and Ken-haw restrict, that all do- T
ring PICTURES. will please call here
the first day of November, ns he
ill then close. N. LANG.
Oct. 7. if. U
Notice is hereby Given,
That I will apply, thirty days aft- r
itc, to the Judge of Proba*c for a fi u
il discharge from the guardianship of
c person and estate of my ward, Vic
ria Peak. .
FRED. BOW EN. _?
Oct. 7. 4t. PtJ
J. D. AIKEN, & CO., 1
Cotton Factors |[||
AM) su<
Commission Merchants, J,1;;
CHARLESTON, S C !'
Will make liberal advances oo all
OTTON consigned to them or to their TJ
tends in New York.
Oct 14. lm. ;
JOHN IZARD MIDRLETON, 5"
JOHN W. WILLIAMS, ch'
J. J. MIDDLETON, ^
ol
Cotton Factors
IOI
AM> T(
commission Merchants, aM
7 SOUTH STREET. or
RALTIMORR, as
'ARTICULAR a tiiitiiMi t?i sale dl jj
'nttou. Rice and Southern Produce oe
nu l" purchase "f Grain, Guano, and
'latitaMSupplies. ^
Liberal a-R'ances against Rills Li- |,y
iiiff }"'
Oct. 7. Cm. V
<& c?.,
FACTORS !}i
AND Jj
Commission Merchants, JJ
north Atlantic wharf. i"
Li
Charleston. S- O.
liberal Advances made on Consignments.
referenced
Andrew Simonds. Esq., President First ei
National Bank Charleston. S. C. Messrs. w
Cameron. Barkley & Co , Charleston, 8, C*
'I'. Peak, Esq , Generai Superintendent S. It
I. R, !{. Charleston, S. C. Messrs. (tower. C
*ox, Markley & Co., Greenville. S C. Hon. c>
fames Karrow. Spartanburg. S. C. Hon. B ?
?. Crayton. Anderson, S. C. I
{W.Maj. E. E. SILL is our agent ht Cam c
len. and will make liberal advunces on Con- o
lignmeiits to our house.
Sept. 53. 6m. ii
J
DKKAS.lt HOUSE, \
I. W. Rotlgcrs?Proprietor.
CAMDEN, S-0. 1
a L DeSAUSSURE & CO, ?
Having (aid in on ^
Advantageous Terms,
n entirely new, large and well selected
STOCK OF GOODS, p
Comprising
BACCINC AND TIES,
GROCERIES, U
DRY GOODS,
^ T
rocKery aim Glassware,
HARDWARE, .
Soots and Shoes, do.,
rife the attention of the people of C
i-rshaw, Lancaster and Sumter to an
aininntion, promising the most ad- ^
ntngeixM tcrurs to purchasers.
Give us a call at our temporary lo
tion at the Store formerly occupied
James Dualap, Esq,
ASfThis stock of Gn>ccries lias been
tetcd with a special reference to our
:al market.
D. L. DeSAUSSURK & CO. I
Oct. 7. tf.
The Highest Prices p
Laid for Cotton and other Country
1 1 III.--??1 ..r.oAo i\ii
tlllUCO, SIIIU IIUt'4'UI Iiuvauv.o umuv wu
consignments, by
D. L DkSAUSSUKK & 00. Q(
MILL POND f!
AND "
Channel Oysters. Jj
After the 1st of November, it is pro
*cd to furnish these Oysters, cither in
2 shell or opi ned, in quantities to suit
rehasers, aud at the lowest market
ICi'8.
The Mill Pond 0y>lcrs supplied will ih,
celebrated GULL\ ISLAND OYS- fir!
'Jit, front the Lucas Mill Pond, ut c0,
larleston, which, for plumpness, is j(.r
I! kriowo to be unsurpassed. VCI
Terms cash. Orders solicited from Ja
parts of the country. Address Jit
THOMAS McORADY Agent.
0. Box No. 339, Charleston, S. C.
Kkfkkkncks.?James Adg?r & Co., ?
m. J. B. Campbell, Dr. St. lluvencl, J
vid Jennings, McCrady & Son, W. jyj
Dingle, John S. llyan.
Oct. 14. 1m. ja
NOTICE. w
The undersigned gives notice uf his IJC
dinesti to receive all jobs of repairing aj,,
1 refitting oiu ma ia-ses,~us well as gej
king the saiue.
IJrders left ut the Journal office will jjj
promptly attended to. iaj
' rv . TT^nrrtin *
Aiu;m m:sau>oiJ ub. ho
(HAND COMBINATION'^
OF THK TWO Ml
aflty Life lira? Coupes,
THE PIEDMONT f
SC(
AND pr(
A.RLINGTON, tn
Of Richmond, Va. I,n
iscts, $1,500,000
ilicien is>ucd in two yearn, over 8,000
NHE Offirers of ihe above Companies hep ]
lefcve to return thnnks to 'he public lor
tir very liberal support, having enabled J
:m to make such rapid strides?meet with (
It solid success, and would inlortn them
n for many reasons deemed politic and
ident. these two Companies have combined Rt
one by the name above, and will in future . ^
jie policies as a new Company.
tC(
lie Advantages of the Piedmont MM
and Arlington. c?
It is confined to LIFE INSURANCE, only, of
d docs not mix with the uncertainty ot ]Jt
ier business. >
rite rights of Policy Holders will not be ,
anged, but in every regard, remain ns dii
wish the old Companies exteted. Renewals as
old Policies will lie on the namo of new
impanv ns authorized bv respective Direcrs
ot 'THL PIEDMONT AND ARLING- sij
[)N" and the rates and loans and rights of
',??/.? no in nld nnlifMHS.
li has no useless realriciions on residence
travel ; fully provides for the non-ferlciture
its policies and places all on fair equality
to occupation. _
It has declared n dividend to its Policy wr
olders, the first Eighteen months of 40 per ?
nt and will pay dividend on ALL CASH p
.)LICIES nt the end of the first year. "
The lute war taught many the heavy pen- II
lyof heii g separated from the Home Office ft
the Companies forfeiting what had licen ...
id and and refusing to reinstate the policies
he PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON pro- im!
Jes against this IN HER POLICIES and J1
I v\h<? may, by any mishap or revolution.
i sepernted Iromthe Office, the tight to re- *
s ate policies within one year after imcrve- su
ng cause is removed, or to he ENTITLED
O SAME RIGHTS AS T > NON-FOR- .
EITURE. AS THOUGH TIIE HINDER- 01
4G CAUSE had never ex.sted. at the option
the insured, so that no contingency can
he f-oni her POLICY HOLDERS their
st riL't.ta. THIS Is DONE BY NO OTH
.< COMPANY.
it has paid ull its losses promptly, without ?
aning lor the NINETY days grace, and
is never contested a elnim.
Parties contemplating insuring, are requestJ
to exatniny our policies nnd compare them
'ifh other coijipnuies before ineurit:g.
'I'lie COMPANY has determined to estnhsh
a BRANCH OFFICE in SOUTH CAR- ,
L1NA with President nnd Directors select- i
u from Policy Holders of this State, which
till give you nii tJiC advantages of a HOME
NSTITUTION ns nil the Premiums recived.
will be left here and invested in your .
wn State.
The - PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON"
ssues Policies on the Ordinary Life, Ten
lununl Payment, Five Annual Payments,
-inule Payment, Endowment, Joint Life.
Children's Endowment, Return Premium,
trnny 'Pubic used hy other Compaioies.
W. CLYbURN. Agent.
Camden. S. C.
F. R. STEGER. Gen'l Canvassing Agent.
Dr. A. A. MOORE, Examining Pbysicnvn.
Oct. 7. l2n?
j I MILLINERY
; _ AND . f
r DRESS GOODS.
MRS. J. W. RODGERS announces
to her friends and customers that she is
5 now opening a new and attractive stock
3 of Fall styles of MILLINERY AND
DRESS GOODS, worthy of their inspection.
ch Sep'- 29. if
1 IftfiO.
,KH FALL GOOD!!
' ;
l'D05ALD<& M'CIJRBI
Offer to the public a
CHOICE TARIETY OF
ALL & WINTER GOOD
Embracing
Every Thing
usuallj found in a Retail Store,;whi
they will sell at y
IIE LOWEST FIGURI
For
CASH,
Or in exchange for
lOUNTRY PRODUCE
They invite particular attention
e following specialties'':
Ladies' Dress Goods,
ancy Goods, Trimming!
Hardware, Crockery,
Grlass Ware,
ioots and Shoes
Mats and Caps,
Leady-made Clothinc
&C. &c. &c. &c.
Feeling satisfied that our Stock
>ods is cquiil to any other house,
ices and styles, we respectfully invi
I customers and friends to ezami
e same, and to bring along with the
their neighbors and friends
Mcdonald & mccurry.
Oct 7. tf
Notice.
THE County Commissioners meet
iir Offiee in Camden, on Mooday, t;
it of NOVEMBER next, ill i
ints against the County must be pi
itcd to the Clerk of the Board, pi
n before a Magistrate on or before tl
jr of meeting, or they will not be a
ed. By order of the Board.
COLIN MACRAE, Clerk.
Oct. 7. 4t.
iERSHAW?In Equity,
M. K:rklund, Adra'x, "1
I *? !! /
VS. I Dili I
s. B. Cureton, | foreclosu
m. Dixon. J
On * he first Monday in Novemb
xf, by decretal order made in tl
>vc ease ai May term, 1869, I w
1 toefbrtr me corm no use?m t?m
n a certain tract of Land near Liber
11, known as the Dixon place, cc
ning 1,600 acres more or less, i
th sides ?f Waterec Kiver, on part
iigletori's ereek, bounded by Lands
late of "John Perry, deceased, B.
uCaa, William Dixon and James
ireton.
Terms one-fourtli Cash, balance on
,'dit of one, two and three yean to
:ured by bond with two or mor.' a
lived .sureties, bearing annual inter*
nu d-*y of sale, and a mortgage of t
finises.
Purchasers to pay for stamps ai
pers.
C. SHIVER, Clerk.
Oct. 14. 3t.
KERSHAW--In Equity
D. Dunlap,
2. E K. D. I Suggestions to for
v.t [ close Mortgage.
>ht. Latta, J
i obedience to an order in above si
J ease, from F. J. Moses, Judge,
J-. ...J T ?III ?.l 4?
I UirCClCU, L Will pmwii IU rvn
imdcn, nn tho first Monday, fir.-t d
November next, two parts of vaca
ts in the Town of (.'niiidcn, on Lj
ton and Lawrence Streets, known ai
i>liugui.?hcd in the plan of said Tow
Lots Nos. 013, and 914, to bo si
i a credit of twelve months. Titl
rncd bat not delivered until tho u
y be paid, so much cash required
II pay expenses of Sale.
J. P. BOSWELL, S. K. C.
Oct. 7. 4t
aluablc Plantation for Sal
ART of RED BANK, on Water
ivcr and Camden Branch of the S.
. K., containing nine hundred a
ty eight acres, several hundred clc:
I. ol which a part is prime upland
he woodrd lands are finely timben
lie place may he treated for at privi
le until 1st of January, when, if r
ild, it will bo rented to the high
idder. Terms, to suit purchasers.
J. B. KERSHAW,
L. II. DKAS,
T. J. ANCRUM,
Sept. 30?3m Executors,
SHIP
Y?ur Money and Freight
BY TIIE
SOUTHERN EXPRES
OFFICE AT THE
DF^ALO HOUSEINSURE
YOUR LIFJ
IN THE
St. Louis Mutual
INSURANCE COM PAN1
J. W. RODGHKS, Agont.
CAMDEN, 8. a
* PALL STOCK
} T / J ? . - .'
J. STcloud
Is now receiving and opening the largest
and best selected
STOCK OF GOODS
he has ever had thj pleasure of offering
to tho public, and fcols assured
that in
PRICE ANI) STYLE
he will give
SATISFACTION TO ALL
Who will give him a call.
. )
Jf His stock consists in part of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
?f BOOTS, AND SHOES,
,n HATS AND CAPS,
ne READY MADE CLOTHING.
>m TRUNKS, YALICES,
With a largo assortment of other articles
necessary for tho comfort and
convenience of man.
~ ALSOBAGGING,
ROPE AND TIES.
at SS^'Purchasers will consult their inho
tcrest by giving him a call.
ic- Sept. 29. tf
I D. C. KIRK LEY,
u" DEALER IN
GROCERIES,
WISES,
Liquors, Segars,
or Fruits, Vegetables, &c?
CAMDEN, 8. C.,
?r OULI) RESPECTFULLY INhe
W? v'tc attention ?f Lis former
ijl customers, and the public generally, to
rr- Stock, all of which
tv he will Fell ANllkfijAt' AS 'AIJE
I CHEAPEST FOR OA811.
on ScPf- 23J
NEW GOODS,
R
TT7 E would respectfully inform the
YY citizens of Camden and the suri
R roundiiig^-mintr)', that we are reoeiv0
ingand rpening atrARQKand WELL
P" SELECTED STOCK, consttt$-Gf
"DRY GOODS,
CTLOTHING.
_ SHOES AID BOOTS,
Hardware,
GROCERIES, &C?
[q. ^
All of which have been selected with
care, and will be sold at VERY LOW
av Priccsagy
By giving U9 a call before purchasing.
you will save money.
'K WITKOWSKY & HYAMS.
,n Sept. 1G. tf
ild'
* Assignee's Notice.
'?s ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO
T>r. Thomas J. Workman, Bankrupt,
by Note or Account, will make immediate
payment to the Assignee. Tho?e
? failing to do so by return day, the case
0, will be put in suit.
J. M. GAYLE, Assignee of
?c Dr. T. J. Workman.
Sept. 23?St.
^ IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF TIIE
itc UNITED STATES
DISTRICT 01 5. C.
bow
Ex-parte, JOS. M. GAYLE, Assignee,
In Re Seaborn Joncs, Bankrupt?Petition
to sell Real Estate.
IN pursuance of nn order of Court mad*
in the above stated case, August 19th
18G9, the Lien Creditors of the ssic
Seaborn Jones, Bankrupt, are requircc
to establish their liens bef -ro W. J
l ti.^?vi
UiUVYSOr., ncfjisill, niti"" .......J
from the date of this notice, or b<
c t arrcd from all benefit of the decree fo
distribution to be made in this case.
It is further ordered, that within thi
time aforesaid, they show cauee, if an;
? they have, why the estate of the sail
Bankrupt should not be sold free fror
incumbrance. J. M GAYLE,
Sept. 2?tf. Assignee.
l vinegar"
WHITE WINE and CIDER VINJ
'GAR, lor sale by
l ; HODGSON & DUNLAP.
I 1 1 * t
?URGOOM?
foe '
FALL TRADE
A RE now ready for distribution. Tl?
XX stock of goods AT RETAIL ih '?h?
v a. j r..n -_J
A IUIH UlUIC,lcpiDlC 0UU IUU, BUU VI ???iy wmceivable
style and price. ,Vi 1 -~1'
Our Shawl and CloaSk
Departments^
Presents some rare attraction* in jni
designs. " " /...'
Our Dress GoodsDepaHment,
^oin .cTrtofcw
As usual, exhibits all the handsomenor el ties.
Our Hosiery and Underiirei" Department
^
Supplies all the articles of comfort and pro*
tection for whiter we. V
Our Notion and Haberdasher Department
J- -
Will, as heretofore, receive Our beV'attention,
and every novelty, useful or eina&eatal.
can oe nan uuiu 11. T :
.* -vj ;<
Oar Carpet Department
This season excels everything of tfye kind
ever exhibited in ColumbiaJjefbrt; cpmprising
everything known to the trifle itathrjuy of
Floor Carpetings. .
OUR WHOLESALE DEPART3LEXT
~.i ,:vhif (r.r>i
Is a specialty, wherein we claimtdglveafl
the advantages that can;be .offered^. The
Goods ior the Department arts on natfd?
bought right, and sold with as ]ittf?je*penae
as ihcy can be bandied anywheie.f * ,
We solicit a caH From every one wading
Goods. We positively ^gwnrante^ our $>illi
certainly as cfieap^ften cheaper-^hanhan
be had elsewhere. R. G SHIVER.
Columbia, S. C. Oct,
fi ATt.OT.TWA
v': ?>&'
LIFE IESIMCE COMPM,
: 'ttViitin
' .??
OP . ; M >bh.-r
, j ; ?ror rO
MEMPHIS, TENH,;
rir ' .. at
OFFICE : - ti c i
-K o:fi nl
NO 291, MAIN STREET.
iO *,./?iW0?3
CAPITAL, #200,000
ASSETS, . #600,OOO
All Invested ai tike South. ..t'}
Entourage Southern Institutions*
This is a Southern Company,1 chartered
by the Legislature ofjenneaee,
with a CAPITAL sufficieut to mako
- U,m lm|-ruid??> finoatinn qpfl
doing a strictly LIFE INSURANCE
Business and none oilier. Profiting by
tho experience of older1 Compauicsrand
having adopted the most liberal plans
together with rigid economy in onr
management, our success has exceeded
our greatest expectations and has
placed the COMPANY in a permanent
and reliable position. In its first two
jMj'i wt1 !TWi'iin Tiro,
" THOUSAND and THRIVE' f&OIL "
SAND FIVE HUNDRED POLICIES,
and oar accumulations amount
to EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
Prcs'dt, M. J. Wicks, President Mem*
phis & Charleston R. It.
Vice Presd't, J. T. Pettit. '
Sec'y, W. F. Boylb.
REFERENCES J. ~X ?>.
Hon. G. A. Trenholm, James H.
Wilson and W. J. Magratn, ot unaneaton
: Hod. J. P. King, of Augitsta.
R. J. MAGILL,
Gen'l Agent for S. C.
Dr. C. J. Shannon, Med.Examiner.
Oct. 14. . .
PINAL NOTION.
ALEX. L. McDONALD, the .?Id^ exJudge
of Probate, is very desirous td
collect his out standing fees of offcee.
It is not altogether that he truly wants
them, but that he actually needs them.
Ho has been waiting patiently with:
people year after year, crop after crop,
and with some on broken promises until
he has ultimately come to the conclusion
that long continued and protracted
indulgence ceases to bear the appellatiqin
of being termed a virtue. ; Personally;
I will be on DcKalb Street until the
last of November next. All or any in
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arrears wuu me ror iees can can ana
settle their respective dues by cash, or
if cash be not immediately at command, ^
by giving a negotiable note for a short
season. All my accounts not settled
by the last of November, I will place
them in the hands of legal officials for
, collection.
Oct, 7. :
. FOR SATiR ; ,
j THOSE Town Lois, situated on the
I west of Broad Street, between the premises
of tho late E. W. Bonnet and C:
L. Chatten, having a front on Broad
Street of two hundred feet, aod extend?
ing west five hundred and twenty-eieht:
r J. M. DeSAUSSURE,
J. B. KERSHAW,
e J. A. YOUNG,
I J. M. DAVIS,
Oct. 7.?tf CofhtniUed.
a . ..
BAGGING,
IRON TIES,
b ROPE AND TWINE.
1 For sale by
JAMES J0NE8.