The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, April 25, 1872, Image 4
The said intendant and wardens shall hold
their office from the tiusc of their election un- i
til the Second Monday in January ensuing <
and until their successors shall bo elected i
and qualified.
Skc. 4. That in case a vacancy should occur
in the office of intendant or any of the
wardens, by death, resignation or otherwise i
or in case of a tie in said election, an election
to fill such vacancy shall be held by appointment
of the intendant and wardens, ?or
warden.) as the ease may be, ten days notice <
thereof being previously given, and in ease
of the sickness or temporary absence of the
intendant, the wardens forming the council
shall be empowered to elcctoneof their num
ccr to aer in nissifiiu uuiiUp uiu v..iiv.
Skc. 5. That the intcndant and wardens,
duly elected and qualified .shall during their
term of office, severally and respectively he
vested with all the jurisdiction and powers
of trial justices and justices of the peace,
(except the trial of civil cases and except as
it may otherwise be provided in this act.)
within the limits of said town, and the in<tendant
shall and may, as often as he may
deein necessary, summons the wardens to
meet in council, any two of whom, with the
intendunt, may constitute a quorum to transact
business, and they shall be known by
name of the town council of Helton, ami!
they and their successors hereafter to be elect-1
ed shall have a common seal, which shall be I
affixed to all the ordinances, and the said j
town council shall have authority, to appoint |
from time to time as tliey shall sec fit, such,
and so many proper persons to act as marsh'
r?Js or constables of said town as the said town
council may deem necessary and expedient
for the preservation of the peace, good order j
ami police thereof, which persons so appoint-1
ed shall, within the corporate limits of said j
town, have the powers privileges and cmol-1
uuieuts, and be subject to all the obligations I
penalties and regulations provided by law j
fin* the office of constable, and shall be liable
to be removed at the pleasure of said council;
and the said town council shall have power.to
establish or to authorize the establishment
of the market house in said town, and
the said town council shall have full power
and authority under their corporate seal, to
make all such rules, ordinances and bye-laws
respecting the streets, roads, market house
and business thereof, and the police system
of said towu as shall appear to them necessary
aud proper, for the security, welfare and
convenience, and fur preserving health order
aud good government of the same, and the
said town council may impose fines for offenses-against
their by-laws and ordinances, and
appropriate the same to the public use of said
town, and the said town council shall have
+ nAmnol f-lin ntfcmlnnr-A nf
yvnti
and require them to give evidence upon the
trial before them of any person for a violation
of any of these by-laws or ordinances but no
fine above twenty dollars shall be collected1,
by the town council, except by suit in a 1
court cf competent jurisdiction- and provided
also, that no fine shall exceed fifty dollars,
and also, that nothing herein ordained
shall authorize the said town council to make
any by-laws or ordinances inconsistent with
or repuguant to the laws of this State, and
all the by-laws, rules and ordinances the said
council may make shall, at all times be subject
to rcvisal or repeal by the General Assembly
of this State.
Sec. G.. That the said intendant and wardens
shall have full power to abate and re
: i.???n
II1UVU KJUIdillJi'vJa iu. Otuu ivnil, Nwp an n/aus,
ways and streets withiu the corporate limits
in repair, and for that purpose they are hereby
invested With all powers heretofore granted
to commissioners of roads, and shall have
full power to classify and arrange the inhabitants
of the said town, liable to street, road,
or-.other public duties therein, and to force ;
the performance of sueli duties under such j
peualties as are now, or may hereafter be j ]
prescribed by law. Provided, that the said
town council may compound with persons liable
to such duty, upon such terms, and upon
payment of such sum as may be established
by laws and ordinances. And provided
also, that the individuals who compose the
said town council shall be exempt from road j ?j
and police duty, and the inhabitants of said i
town arc hereby exempt from road and police i duty
without the corporate limits of said I'
town. ' 1
TtlC. 8. That the power to grant or refuse
license for billiard tables, to keep tavern or
retail spirituous lixuors within the limits of
the said corporation be, and the same is hereby
vested in the town council of Helton,and
they shall also have power to imj>osc a tax
on shows or exhibitions for gain or reward J j
within the limits and all moneys so received ; u
shall be appropriated to the public use of said
corporation.
Sec 9. That the said town council of Belton
shall have power to arrest and commit to
i..:t f- -t? * '. - i i: l I 1
jail lur a stpucu ui uiui? nm iwt:iv? ? j
honrs'and to fine not exceeding twenty del- |
lars, any person or persons who shall bo guil- ; ,
ty of disorderly conduct in said town to the 1 j
, nnnoyauce of the citizens thereof, and it u
shall be the duty of the marshal of the town <
to make the arrests, and call to his assistance
the posse ccnnfutus if necessary; and upon
failure to perform such duty he shall be fined
in a sum ol'not more than twenty dollars for
each and every offence.
SEC. 1.0. That the said town council of r
Bclton shall have power to impose and collect
an annual tax upon the assessed property of 1
said town: Provided that no tax shall be
levied in any one year to exceed the rate of
ten cents on every hundred dollars of such
assessed property, and the money so raised "
shall be applied to the use of the said town.
The said town council shall have power to
enforce the collodion of all taxes levied by
the said town council, to the same extent
and in the same manner, as is now, or may
hereafter be, provided by law for the collection
of general State taxes.
"Sec. 11. That the said town council of
t ? it i , l i .1 ... 1 ...
belton shall have power to rcguiaie mosaics
at auction within the limits ofsaid town and
to grant licenses to auctioneers: Provided, J
Nothing heroin contained shall extend to
sales oi'sheriir, circuit clerk, probate judge,
coroner, executor, administrator, assignee in
bankruptcy or by any other person out of
the order, decree ol' any court, trial justice
or justice of the peace.
Skc. 12. That this act shall be deemed a
public act and continue in force until repealed.
1
Approved January 31, 1872.
Ax Act to repeal a joint resolution entitled 1
<;Joiut resolution authorizing the Govern- j
or to purchase two thousand stands of arms
of the most approved pattern, with usual ,
complement of amuuition," approved
March 16, 186U.
Section 1. lie it enacted by the Senate
tnd House of! Ilepresontativca of the State
at' South Carolina, now met and sitting in ?
General.Assembly, and by authority of the
same:
That the joint resolution entitled "Joint
resolution authorizing the Governor to purchase
two thousand stands of arms of the
most improved pattern, with the usual complement
of ammunition," approved March
16,1751?*, be, and the same is hereby, repealed.
Office Secretary of State,. 1
Columbia, S. C., February 5, 1872. j
The foregoing act having been presented
to the Governor for his approval, and not
having been returned by him to the branch,
of the General Assembly in which it origi-.
natcd within the time prescribed by the con~
stilution, has become a law without his apF.
L. Cardoza,
Secretary of State.
An Act to incorporate the town of Chesterfield
Section 1. he it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
i f South Carolina, now uiet and sitting in
General Assembly, and by authority of the.same:
That the persons residing within the area
of one-half mile in the direction of north
and south from the court, in the county of
Chesterfield, and one-half mile in the direction
of cast and west from the said court
house, are hereby created a body corporate
under the name of the town of Chesterfield,
with the officers the same in number, and
having the same powers aud privileges, and
subject, in every respect, to the provisions
of the charter granted'to the town, of Manning,
by an act approved the Otli day of
March, A. D. 1871.
Sec. 2 That this act shall be taken and
deemed a public act, and shall continue in
force until amended or repealed.
Sec. 3. That all acts and parts of acts inconsistent
with this act be aud the same arc
hereby repealcdApproved
February 5, 1ST2;
DRUGS & MEDICINES
We Lave just received afresh 6upply of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES,
WINDOW - GLASS,
Dye Stuffs an?t
PATENT MEDICINES,
Our stock is very large and 'complete. Wo
think we can give satisfaction to every person,
both as to quality and prices, as our Medicines
lire warranted PUKE und GENUINE.
i Q. ki tail a n
ou uu^Lrtr.
________
33rus]ie.s, JEte.
A Large Assortment of fine English nnd
French Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, I11ants'
Brushes; also Nail and Bathing Brushes.
Dressing Combs of all qualities.
HODGSON & DUXLAP.
Fancy and Toilet Articles.
IN Large Variety, such as Toilet Sets, Dress
ing Cases, (both ladies' and gentlemen's)
I'oilet glands, Jewelry Stands, Work Boxes
'uses, Leather and Silk Bags and Port Monies,
llso, German Colognes, Labia's and Lowe's
Extracts, Lubin's Soap, besides a large lot of
ither Perfumeries and Fancy Soaps.
HODGSON & DUXLAP.
Paints and Colors.
REST English White Lead, Crotne, Green nnd
Yellow, Winber's Terra Sienna, Prussian
'lite. Patent Dryer, kc., &c. Also, Linseed Oil
uid Turpentine. For sale by
Hodgson_& dunlap.
Kerosene Lanius^ Oil.
JUST arrived; a large ami beautiful assort^
ment of Kerosene Lamps, both Parlor and
iun<l with all the Latest Improved Burners. We
ileo keep on hand the Best Known Oil, as all the
>il. we sell HAS BEEN TESTED.
HODGSON & DUNLAP.
LAMP CHIMNIES.
IHIKSE Cliimnics are made of the Best Flint
( lass, and arc nut half so liable to break as
he common ones.
H. & D.
Janyl 1y
Fresh MiSfti OfiltsT
Just Received by
HODUSON & DUNLAP.
Dissolution.
THE copartnership in planting heretofore exist
iug between L. M. & II. T. Wutts is tli^solved
l,y mutual consent. The business will hereafter
he conducted by II. T. Watts.
LEWIS M. WATTS,
IIENRY T- WATTS.
KERSHAW?In the Probate Court.
, EST. MARGARET SCANLOK
WHEREAS, William McLeish has made suit
to me for letters of administration on all
and singular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits which were of the said Margaret
Scunlon, deceased. Now, therefore, this is
lo summons and require all and singular the
kindred and creditors of the 6aid deceased to he
and appear before me at the court of probate to
he held on the 2ud day of May next to, show
jause, if any there be, why said administration
jhould not be granted.
J. F. SUTHERLAND, J. P.
April 18. 2t
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April 18 tf Charleston, S. C.
CAROLINA
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or
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den. WADE HAMPTON, Vice Prcst
JOHN D. KENNEDY,
fcbioiy state Agent. 1
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PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON,
Life Insurance Company,,
OF RICHMOND, YA.
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ASSETS, over 1 #2,000,000
NET SURPLUS, over- 700,000
POLICIES ISSUED, over 1,00*000,
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W. C. OAEPJNGTON, Pbksidikt;
J. E. EDWARDS, Tier. Pbf.si6ekt,
D. J. HARTSOOK, Secretary,
J. J. HOPKINS, Assistant Secretary,
J. JS. W VLtl' , Olil'EI.IJtiU> AUtAVUS.
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South Carolina Urancli Offlce at Columbia, S. Ci.
In South Carolina National Bank Building. ? i* ,
'.v . ..-.-A
J. P, THOMAS, President. ...
S. L. LEAPHEART, Secretary, ? ' *< > '
Dr. ISAAC BRANCH, Superintendent of Agencies.
Board op Directors.?John McKenxie. John S. Preston, F. W. McMasteiy W. B. iaHelu
John T. Sloan, Sr., Dr. K. W. Gibbes, R.C. Shiver, Thomas Earlo.
State atLauoe.?Ex-Governor M. L. Bonham, General M. C. Butler, General Johq. D, Kenae-.
dy, Colonel T. C. Pcrrin, Dr. Isaac Branch, Dr. H.. R. Cook. ...jjijr
o ? . -t (T
We offer in the Piedmont and Arlington a solid and reliable Insurance Company, thoroughlySouthern,
in the hands of men of the highest integrity, with abundant assets, recent risks, .th?
most secure of all investments, pledged to retain within the State of South Carolina all fnqda^ae-.
cruing therein, and, indeed, presenting every advantage that can be desired.
We confidently appeal to every one interested in Southern prosperity to look to their-owdintflri-.
csts by. sustaining tji.eir own institutions, and thereby establish that self-confidence. witfceuti
which there can be no permanent prosperity. Bear in mind that already over $10,00Q,Q0Q ar%
annually sent North for Life Insurance, taking so much frdm our strength and thereby giving ad-.
/IUiaviaI nnr nnmnntitnra r
Right of party to non-forfeiture in all its politics. Rights of party to re-instatemeht
policy, and surrender value whose '-'intervention of armies or any other, oause cuts the inured,
off from home office. This feature, omitted in policies of Northern companies, cost the SpuU(tra^
people very heavily in the late war, and should make them seek the only company that jirayide
against such contingency in the future. ' *
From an official exhibit, it is shown that the Piedmont and Arlington had a greater inerMl# *t;
business in 18tit) over 18C8 than any company op this continent. It shows that the^O wars onlythree
companies in the United States that issued more policies; also, that, with their accumulate^
risks of fifteen or twenty years all combined, this oompany, though young, stand*. twentieth in,
amount of risks in force.
This exhibit, among over a hundred companies, makes the Piedmont and Arlington, the leading.
Life Insurance Company, at. least of this country. It shows, not only progress, huh caution VQ
economy?its losses being light, its expenses small. ' ' I
IPZLlA-ILT IMZUTTXA-IJ.
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Dividend"paid'on whole Life Policies, forty per cent. . m
T\:?:.tan/ia rfioon n? ?n<l nf first vwir. when all cash is naid. .... .
^luuvuuo ? j ? *
All policies non-forfeitable.
LE1PHE1RT, JEFFERSON ? RANSOM,
GENERAL AGENTS.
WM. CLYBURN, >'w
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Agent for Kershaw and Lancaster Coqo&p**.
may 12-1 y ^
SATE TOUR RAGS J
/pre} 10,000 pounds Cloan Linen and Cotton BAGS;
?T^> wanted, for which the highest market price will|
jgeZBr^ig-- am be paid. Apply at thisoffice.
' Seed Potatoes*
& CO.
SUMTER Extra Choice Goshen Butter
"RTTTTP T? <=! AhXXil Cream Cheese,
____J ^ ? P. L. DkS. & CO., Com. Aft*..
The most delightful Tonic known. ~ 7 1 | ^
{ ^ ^ Cured-by Sumter Bitters. } ^
{ ^ Itestored by Sumter Bitters.. } j1 - -'B'
J Bodily Waakncss 1 ^ Ssijt/FI ZJt
\ Cured by Sumter Bitters. / vin / KT *1 *T\
J CHILLS AND FEVER, 1 g Ui fcfolc tfl "
\ Prevented by Sumter Bitters. f C ^B?\. \ l*'\ I / / Km$ %
{ ' Relieved by 9um,ter Bitters. } ^V'
{* ' Oui'ed by Sumter B'ttors. } ?L
f Recommended by tbe highest ^ ' *T
\ medical authority in the State, j arrti'Sf!CM. WJttJtl.'W^PflSHff-lTM
f This pop^lor ToniVand deliplitthl B^cragJj Blrl ^^"cxMi ^in7
| is for sale by Druggists r i.i<?mhwi? 1J JI lT'lllMi
( and Grocers. j HuWitni^"1;i*M. 5iVtrilliMr
'? DOWI iC MO IS E & DA Vis; T > Thcao Bittera nro positively InvaloAble in . ,
Proprietors, f'l I Itj Til J i *i ^ jj*|MII^1
And Wholesale Druggists, They purify the system, and will cur?
Charleston, S. C. giWarTT.TJI.JtHJj1IJ.T.'Jir?TJ?TllC3BBl
F.'4Ij. ZEMP, Agent for Camden. J BU^llffiuft'JWaUiUUaJaaUwM
May 25. ly. /' Eemittent and Intermittent ;-nrl;
ENGLISH
All yieM to their poyerfnl cfflcacyT^^^
" 9TDNFWAT T " Ili^K'Ii]ilI>l;H;ig7iiavMf:ii|?];M^lW^Wfflr
kJ a v_/j.n j_. v v Are an antidote to change at WtUx sad ft*'/ "
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FERTILIZER I t tho waattxl aad?)rTe^?^^^^v
"Wili save days of suffering to the. siek^ ul
THE BEST NOW USED, W>ia?1JHTi<;ftV?lia?iaf||
p'- The grand Panacoa for all theiuaof$Qk
135 lbs Equal to 200 lbs of any Otber |BD38!&@Q3119VV
TRY IT :
D. L. DcSAUSSUBE & CO., MmXv^o,dtS\mciics
/vt Single, those Bitten ?n ss\ *
AGENTS, ^equalled and have often beeath^
f means of saving lift,
r W.V^O N ^ OQTT.I* ;!^f
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Also, Fertilizing Lime! Assignee's Safe, .
Constantly on hand and for sale as above.
" In Re Witkowsky and Ilyams?JElx Parte Davtl
Venetian Blinds.?No invention was Haas,
ever so important to the^people of hot cli- "QY virtue of an order from the District Court
mates OS the Venetian JJllllU. .admitting JJ oi tno unueu auiies ill me ttttove eauneq
the air and a shaded light, while keeping cause, I will sell at Camden coviaty g|
out the hot and glare, they are absolutely
essential to comfort in this climate. If the those several pieces or parcels of land Jy*
Houses of any of our readers are destitute oi (;ng and being in the town of Camden and 8tata
these desirable contrivances, they should at of South Cnrolina, commonly called town lots.
mice before the hot weather sets in, send and known and distinguished in the plan of the
,1 ' i l> V Tntilft \Tn9A ITavno said town us lots nine hundred end twenty*
their orders to Mr. l.i.ioaIo,i>o -UJIa}nc |wo (922) and nine hundred 8nd twe8tT-three
street, Charleston S. C., manufacturer and t0 wit; the western halves of said We?
dealer in doors, sashes, blinds, balusters, Also, the southwestern fourth part of let nine
mouldings, &o., &c. mar. 28 tf. hundred and twenty-four (924), the *nole
? frontiug west upon Littleton street two hnn_
dred nnn sixty-four (2(14) feet, being the ?ajn?
O JL fl Cv occupied and lately owned by Louis M. DeSaus-.
sure. '? "*
Terms of sale, one-third cash: balance in fU<S,
ALL persons who arc indebted to tne estate and two years, secured by bond of purchaser.
of W. E. Johnson, senior, deceased, will and mortgage of the premises. Building^
make prompt payment, anil nil having demands insured and policy assigned. Purchased to pay
against the said estate will present, thcin, duly for stamps and papers.
nttestcd. to mc. W. E. JOHNSON, DANLEE HAAS,
feb 22uil Executor. apriti Assign?#.