The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, November 27, 1879, Image 5
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I . special re-juesi.]
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I believe, if 1 should die,
And you should kiss my eyelids when I lie
Cold, dead nnd dumb to 4all the world
contnins,
I '. The folded orb? would open at thy breath,
And from its exile in the isies 01 ueaiu
Life would come gladly back along my
J reins.
I believe, if I were <ftnd,
And you upon my lifeless heart should tread,
rV . Not knowing what the poor clod chanced
?' to be,
' It would find sudden life beneath the touch
^ Of him it ever loved in life so much,
f, And throb again, warm, tender, true to
thee,
*
t-">. I believe, if on my grave,
-Vi;Hidden in wooden deeps or by the wave,
Jf-',/, .'Your eyes should drop some warm tears
.fl'-v" of regret,
v, "^rom every salty seed of your dear grief
i.?;.-'Some fair sweet blossom would leap into
leaf
* To prowe death could not make my love
? * forget.
Xbelieve, if I should fade
.-^Into those mystic realms where life is made,
" And you should long once more my face
to see,
*?I would come forth upon the hills of night,
*nU (rather stars like fairots, till thy sight,
. Led by their beacon blaze, fell full on me!
'.t-I bglieve, my faith in thee.
* * Strong a* my life, so nobly placed to be,
: r- I would as soon expect to see the sun
f \ Fall like a dead king from his height sublime,
His glory stricken from the throne of Time,
-As thee unworth the worship thou has
Pc won,
w;. ^believe. who has not loved
V'7?Hath half the treasure of his life unproved:
J i.inke one, who, with the grape within his
t*! grasp.
K, Drops it, with all its crimson juice un{&,
* , pressed.
f - ' Afui all its luscious sweetness left ungues.*f
y Oqt from his careless and unheeding
|? /. ^ clasp.
t hnlforo 1 ntp. r.nre and true.
L"? Is to the soul a sweet immortal dew,
y n , Th%t gems ltle's petals In its Lours of
' dusk*
I ^ The waiting angels see and recognize
I >>;The rich crown jewel, Love of I'nradisei
r ",? When life falls from us like a'withered
hU9k'
fSfc ^^Stokes's Bridge Items.
A'sad aeci'ient occurred out here at 1
r Jflfegars' mid p 111 on the 24th inst, (last j
r XJpHtirsday) by which Mr. John James |
Fc^gS#!* hie life. Mr. James drove up to
'*V*?h?i?id with Lis horse and buggy, when
aimped out and went into the mill.
While in there he h< ar a noise, and on
'-going to the door found that hi? horse
' tfnd''>.ooggy were in thd mill pond
fefjnThinking that the buggy was still at^H|tttched;
to thu horse, he jumped into the
water -and swam after him in order
raKitf ' unhitch the buggy and save hioi
Avwn rirow n i n g. After swimming near
^Hrf.bfltndred yur'Js oat he discovered tha
XK the horse wa*? I >ose from the buggy.
jjj^A Hoover, he succeeded in turning him
M^nbJ^Hotfard* ehnre, and hiui?e|f turned
^^JtoTollow, but when within about thirty
^P^yards of'ihe bunk he dried fur help, bef
ing nuntbed by the cold or taking
'cramp, but thfre wan no assistance at
band and he was drowned. Thus the
n.an lost his life to save that of art old
bo.*?e
I\1 r. Samuel Moore was (brown from
bis mu 'e on Tuesday evening and had
his arm di?doear.ed at. the elbow. He
had the a.r<? rt-s t and was doing web
when last heard from. I am by the
mule like I by the Radical party?I
' can't trust 'ein. ^ hey are mighty
meek and hum ' c when they kn??w you
have them lie t. but the very 6rst chance
the get they*1 i upset you.
The young men out her^ have b^ I
come mighty g . il since t^r vival at I
theSivannah Advent >"s'48:h. Tbev
have now orgtnized ~ meeting,
aod the attend mee is t. ^ge.
Th* little rh'liiren -tut here were tielighted
?virh the -uow Monn last Wednesday.
They thought it ?a- beautiful,
so did the '?ld folks. Our old people
say they oevcr saw such a heavy snow
here in November. H.
S'.atesburg Items.
'.The weath-r has taken a sudden
change d>wn here, and it is now cold
enough to suit the tas'eof the most fastidious
Chill and fever is killed dead
I hope. The crops are about all gathered.
and there is not much left iu the
neighborhood to rejoice over the recent
advance in price
Ctipf. Oant- y has received the sabres
for his company. The company had a
4 " * lout nurutlp
jolly ?00 I l!"it- ai mni J,-.-.-.. .
Our explain le' us off. after a moderate j
drill, saving tint a good barbecue, with i
plenty of rice, etc . wjis wait int. fir us
Old and youovr ei joyed it very tnuoli.
and the wo^i* around the old tuillh-.use
refound. u scirh the voices of festivity.
Court was call- d last Saturday, Judge
Frusier presiding; Judge Sand rs, A.J.
also being present. I tell you they
made things stand around, for it was
both court week and sale day. Our
city presented a 'ively appearance.
Allow me to congratulate your county
upon the election of Mr. VV. P. Trailt
ham to the Le?i-latiire. The choice is
a gnod one. for fie has. been triad and
newr found wanting.
There is a uian in o:ir city who saythat
he ha* lo-r ten thousand dollars by
not buying cotton futur-s. I prelum'
\ be looks at it psvtty runoh upon thr
?atn? principle the little boy did when
he olaimt'd that pins had sarrd the lives
of a ?reat many people by not beinp
iwaiiowud. This man lost lea thouta?ud
' dd'ars it. futures because he didn't him
the money to buy theui with.
I have taken a calm view of all the
indications, and predict that next year
will be a great crop year. I do this
upon philosophical principles, which I
ennnot elaborate here, but you may
stick a pin in this place and see if my
predictions do not come true.
An era of prosperity is dawning upon
1119 The natural resources of oui favorel
noil are about to be developed.
Our ereninl clime, with its health pro<lncin.tr
elements, will attract thousands
<f the bi-st class of immigrants, and in
a few years we will see our be!ov?d
county blossom as the sunflower. [This
is an extract from a stump speech I
?xpect to make at tho next burbecue. 1
d"n't suppose anybody will claim that
i boy ever beard such exprosssons before,
and will give me the credit of being
purely original.] Zeb.
West Wateree Items.
Sioce last I used my pen for thdear
old Journal, winter, real winter,
b?s v me upon us. I never saw a more
lovely and picturesque sight than greeted
my eyes nn la?t Thursday morning.
Ir vied with the North when clothed in
its most charming winter vestments,
and, as I looked out and admired the
grandeur el' the scpdc, 1 wisnea irnm
my heart that I had been an artist. Oh !
what a picture I could have painted for
vour readers. Rut alas, poor "Black
Jack " stumbles and falls whenever he
attempts to reach any of the heights of
sublimity.
We are about to kill our hogs, and
as the Journal iB too Stiney to give its
correspondents an egg nngg, I am do'
rmim d not to send you the sausage*
that T expected to! I observe that
vou arc a strictly temperate set, and
can't evert take egg nogg Well, we
live in an age of wonders, and I am not
surpris?d at anything; but. really, thi?
is a "bumper." I am glad of the reformation.
for well can I remember to
have seen s -ut'' of y-'Ur staff, at least,
take it at Curcton's mill, without even
water, and then call it good. I congray
ulate you As for the pind'irs, I ha'#
raised plenty, and thpre is no need l#r
me to purohase. I am still bent od the
drunk, and all your paternal advice
won't stop Die from my bender I have
tvird thi<j v?ar not to have
some fuo on Christmas. Id this conn-ction,
will you rot allow me to ask my
frieod Buco," if he is not "fasting
and prayinc" for the ''Lost Territory"
if that time, to come over and join me.
I will show him that we W< stern Wat-re*
boys are a cay set, and that asoon
as the new county of Gary is established
over h'-re we will leav them
all so far in the dark that the tables will
he well t?r"od?with the Wateree Fre"
Bridge on their side.
Black Jack.
Town Creek Items.
Like all o'her portions of the county
we too had a fine fall of sn-w on the
19'h, and as a result upon the indisfinps
tounv of our d<'od1o have ta
ken severe colds from exposure; tlie
h-ahh of oar community in very good.
This morning we had a very pleasant
visit from our little school teacher, Capt
G. He seemed to be in fine spirits,
The *'Kershaw sago" is through with
his cart body, and still he is in trouble
Fie says he hag a sweetheart, and sh'
will persist in playing with dolls, despite
his best efforts to persuad- h?T
t'<at she is now a young lady and ought
to put away childish things.
Nearly nil our farmers are now
through gnth' ring their crop-, and are
lying on their oars waiting f<r Christmas.
Most of their cotton was sold before
thr- pric cot up. but still they did
b tter than they thought they would.
T C.
Oranges, Apt les, Lemons, Bananas
Cocoa Nuts. Onions, Irish Potatoes, Cabbages,
always fresh, for sale by
KIRKLEYS SMITH.
REMODELED
AND
NEWLW FURNISHED
Latham House,
CAMDEX, 8. C.
(TRAjisfEXT Hoard, $1.50 per day.)
gleg-Ample accommodations. Tables sup|
plied with the best the Markets afford. Eve
I ry attention paid to the comfort of Guests.
g<gy*Connerted with the house is a first
class Bar, which is located separately from
the house, and orderly kept.
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TJO??ll<lCK 10 aim iruui lue ucpi Ui
cents each w?y.
Itgi .Feed and Livery Stables on the
premises. S. B. LATHAM, Proprietor.
Choice Family Flour, Canvassed Hams,
Pe;>rl Grist and Meal.
KIRKLEV & SMITH.
R. T. OWENS,
Sign and Ornamental
PALXTEK,
Having established himself in Camden, if
prepared to do all Hn<ls of ornamental
painting:. All his work is warranted. Call
on him at Gilbert Brothers blacksmith
shop and carriage factory.
UPHOLSTE??|MG
Doue in Flit ST CLASS Style, and at short
Notice.
CtD^Conv ;yances supplied to guests ot
liberal uxau, eiUtec fer oil/ or oouauy/UP*
OR. I. H. ALEXANDER,!
Dental Surgeon,
( GRADUATE OF THE PHILADELPHIA COLLEOE
OF DENTAL 8UTGERT.
Office, Nextdoor to County Treasurer b Office,
ri K lint'VT O fl
t'/l 1U U Eill, g, *_/.
T. H. CLARKE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Camden, S. C.
Office in lbe Jot.n.VAL Office, on Rutledge |
Street, one door west of the pest office.
J. P. MEEHAN'S
BESTAURAIfTj
Taylor street, between Assembly and Main, <
COLUMBIA. S. C.
Canary Birds a Specialty.
UaS Sole control of Bubweiser Lager ,
Beer in this State. octlfitf
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<PTT?TTT^Tr trPTTdflTT
Restamrant,
DEALER IN
f
Wines, Liquors, Cigars.
155 Main street, COLUMBIA, S. C.
Bottled Philadelphia Lager Beer a Specialty.
octl6-3m
Tobacco and Gig rs, the hest standard
brand! KIRKl EY & SMITH.
Aaa A WEEK tn your own town, and no
X. cepltal risked. Von can give the bust- "
WWW "us.'i a trlul without expense. The
test opportunity ever offered for *
those willing to work. You should try nothing
else until you see for yourself wbat you can ao
at the bulsness we ofT'er. No room to explain
here. You can devote all your time, or only
your spare time to the business, and make (treat
pay for every hour that yoi work. Women make
as much as men. Send for special private terms
and particulars, whlc'i we mall free. $.1 outfit
free. Dont complain of bard times whilejrou
have such a chance. Address H. ILALLETT it
Co., Portland, Me.
Ayer's
HairVigor,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS
, NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR.
It Is a most agreeable dressing, which
is at once harmless and effectual, for
preserving the hair. It restores, with
the gloss and freshness of youth, faded or ^
gray, light, and rod hair, to a rich brown,
ordeep black, as may he desired. By its
use thin hair is thickoned,.aoiU>aldness.
often though not always cured. It
checks falling of the hair immediately,
and causes a new growth in all. cases
where the glands are not decayed; while '
to brasliy, weak, or otherwise diseased '
hair, it imparts vitality and strength,
and renders it pliable.
The Vigor cleanses the scalp, cure*
and prevents the formation of dandruff;
and, by its cooling, stimulating, and .
soothing properties, it heals most if not J
BH OI lue inuuurs ami uiseaaca pccuuai
to the scalp, keeping it cool, clean, and
soft, under which conditions diseases of
the scalp and hair are impossible.
As a Dressing for Ladies' Hair,
The Vigor is incomparable. It is colorless,
contains neither oil nor dye, and
will not soil white cambric. It imparts
an agreeable and lasting perfume, and
as an article for the toilet it is economical
and unsurpassed irt its excellence.
PBEPABKU BT
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO,, Lowell, Mass.,
Practical and Analjileal Chemist*.
Win BT ALL DKUQUIBTB EVEBTWHSBX.
THE ONLY PERFECTLY SAFE
h unnsKiri! I. A m P. .
am. mj ?.ji A
few of its good points :
It Goes Out Itself When
Overturned.
It Goes Out Itself when
When Dropped from the
Hand.
It Cannot be Filled While
Lighted.
It can be carried at pleasure. Blowing <
down tbe ohininey, or turning down the
wick, to extinguish the light entirely un>
necessary.
Thi9 lamp given MORE LIGHT with the
same wick than ANY OTHER LAMP in
the world.
BUY THIS
SAFETY LAMP!
lor Sale ONLV by '
n? n r. wirp i
MWW JK lit ciuKfiji
(ft* f>AA To $6000 a year, or $5 to $30 a
i 2K I *"M II I dav >n Jvour own locality. No <
, WabWVrW 'isk. women do as well as men.
Many make more than th?
I amount stated above. No one can (all to make
, money fat. Any one can do the work. You can
make from so cents to $2 an hour by devoting
your evenings and spare time to the business.
Nothing like it lor money making ever offered
before. Business pleasant and strictly honors,
ble. Keadei, If you want to know all about the
( best paying business before the pub 1c. send us
your rddress and we will send you full particulars
and private termB free; samples worth $5.00
. also frpe; you can then make up your mind for
1 yourself. Addrcao GSOBGS 8TINSON 4 00.,
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COLUMBIA ADVEM1SEMENTS
J. W. REISS,
Restaurant ana Sample Room,
COLUMBIA, S. U.
octs-sm
Selling Out!
The undersigned offers his Btock of
GOLD AND SILVER W ATCHES
Gold and Silver Jewelry, Sllrer and Plated
Ware, (inns ami Pistols, a large aisortment of
Clocks and Fancy Articles,
AT AND BELOW COST.
FACT. NO HUMBUG. He wants to quit the
business, to invest his time and money In other
directions.
Persons wanting anything In this line will do
well to call on him before baying elsewhere,
G. DIERCKS,
Comer Richardson and Taylor streets,
octS-3m Columbia, 8. C,
J. M. MORRIS. J. B. LANNEAU.
-- A. MA
J. M. MUKKI5 Ob UU.|
DEALERS IN
Fine Family Groceries
i %
-A XD
Food Produce Generally,
122 MAIN STREET,
Columbia, 8. o.
Family and Fancy Supplies a Specialty.
LORICK & LOWRANtE,
0
Columbia, 8. C.
1.000 Boxes CIGARS,
caa T> t *TTvrnD\" QHAP
UUU OiJXVM UAimyui t
500 Bbls FLOUR,
500 Pkgs MAOKAREL,
200 Boxes CANDY,
100 Casoa CANNED GOODS,
100 Boxes CRACKERS, '
50 Boxes TOBACCO,
100,000 Pounds BACON,
Lard9 Hams, Sugar, Coffee
PROPRIETORS
Columbia Canal Hills.
PROPRIETORS
Columbia Cigar Factory.
oct2-3m
- Opposite
?v
r. A. McCREEBT & CO
COLtMBli^pb.,
Have received thel*8ret iptupniefifcof
Pull and WintW Goods?
Consisting In part aR foliolrt: PRE88,GOODS!
CALICOES, ft, 6 and 8 Mi^nt^r yard, BLACK
ALPACCA, TABLE DAMA&B* UNE^rACK
roWELS, CRASH, white add red aflvjrool
FLANNEL. CRAY FLANNBL, PLAll> LJNSEY,
Jleached and Brown CANTON fuuwhsl,.
9lald and Striped HOMSSI tlN. Georglamake;
LONG CLOTH, from o cents per yardup; Bleoch>d
and Brown SHEKTINOJfromdto 12 quarters
vide, JEANS, KEK8EY8/ TWEEDS and<JA#
ilMERES, from to cents peryard np, forties's
ind Bov's wear. Job lorWwte Bed Blanlrets.
3ed Ticking. Ladles' Skirts, la whlty and col>red.
Full line Ladles and Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Full assortment Yankee Notions, Including a
letter line of Ave c nts articles than everahown
his side of New York. f ^
BOOTS and SllOEs, trotn th\ .hoarsest plow
iboe or hnntlng boot to ,tHe finest pomp sole
loot or ladles' walking of parlor boot. All new,
md bought tor cash from the manufacturer*di ect,
and will be sold at bottom prlees. ; l
Special inducements ottered to Jbhoeft, both
n the city or country. . * V . Ts9
Be sure and call befota making your purcba|mjl
is we are determined Mdp a poshing LusImHJ
ind guarantee bargalnlin every department
Damomlwp thtt nlflpp AniVUlitit V
T. A. McCREHRT & CO. r.
a. mcCrkory. w. l. g^tr.c. w. mcOrkAy.
B. F. GHUFIN,
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AND
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cottonAJY ER
gf7Main
street, bellow State M?oae;?
v COLUMBIA S. C.
Keeps on hand a large stock and foil line of
Staple and Fapcy Groceries,
WINES ANT) LIQUORS, .7 ;
Pars the highest market price for-COtTON,
ind makes liberal advances on oonslgpmenta.
The people of West Wateree particularly are
Invited to bring their produce to me, and give
my prices a trial. No dangerous fridge to cross
In brlmnngyour.cotton to this market,
or.ta-am B. F* GRIFFIN.
'
WASTE?! '
10,000 pounds Wool; also Hides, Hags,
Beeswax, Brass, Copper, Le*d, etc.. for
wrtiieb the highest each prices will be paid.
I also keep on hand a good supply of
Dry Goods, Clothing. Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Sc., which will be sold at the very lowest
prioes. _ S. WOLFS.
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The rapid a
kinds of Jfc
Goods, more
BOOTS am
will require <
advance their
would annou)
the next 15 do
shall remain
After that dat
marked up fr
per cent. Pen
template pure
winter's supply
so now. Otheru
have to pay tyia
w. L. A
Our Shoe, Hat ar
FALL
187?.
S. A. ARNST
patterns, new shades, and large assort
: Dqpartmenft. We are " H?ADQUAl
therefore spared neither money nor |
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t ROSIEST I
p _ ?*??>
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: * MOURNIN(
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* Our special Department for ihe$e t
r deoidedsoeeess. Our line of fine bla<
' > 4?rany eh'y io regard to prioes. On
-CLOTH. AjMJRALlAN OREPE, 811
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FmWMBS*
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- - nt O ATTQ .QTTATX
. vr JH v ri w M, >? ? *1
* We have bought a large assortment
them at a small advance above "New
I line of this-class of Goods more for t!
leading s'yles to our lady friends, wl
fashionable, than to realize money ou
I ciated by our large and constant y in<
? sim&m.
prnnsR FrmNTf
.J
? ; Our complete stock is well worth
si housekeepers We )ffer the same ad*
1 ces Fine Table Damask in brown, w
\ kins to match, are our -specially. A
>:*"Oarpets, Matting Rugs, Lace Curtains
, 4
f > LACES*
.
: '. OUR ADVi
Our adrantages are great and ma
: our greateetroarke?New York; ant
more than we need; a strict cash busi
: a constant and sharp buyer in New
I Goods we porchaae for our large Sti
| YOUR ADM
HEADQU.
OtpfrBi d Q., #9Veut*S
A ' -v
m
m A ITIK A
TAUT!
dvancein all
Idnufactured
especially in
d SHOES,
ill dealers to
prices, but I
nee that for
ujsmy prices
the same.
e they will be
om 10 to 15
iOJts who con'Jiasing
their
I, had best do
vise, they will
ore.
RTHUR,
id Clothing Man!
WINTER
1879.
EIN k CO'S.
regard to our^select styles, desirable
meat are our Immense salos in this !
ITERS*' for these Goods. jH^te
joins to more than fttfly
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i/J&v.Wi :? "<> .j'
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J GOODS
- ' :v-- vr\
Boods is meeting vitb deserod and >
lk CASHMJ2RES cannot- be excelled I
r BLACK ALPACAS, HENRIETTA
iKS, WA^ER PROOFS, BEAVER8, . ; .
. Please look at them. ' \ '
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ZEPBFBS*
\ 1 * ;**- . V*'
, V
ft.S. DOLMANS. :
of these Goods, and shall dispose of *
York wholesale prices. We carry a
be sake 'of showing the present and
bo naturally look to us for all tint is *
t of them, a fact which is well appre
:reaaing trade. f ,
e'T EUE
.
5HING GOODS, j
the consideration of nil thoughtful
antnges thnt can he had in large pla- t
rhite and red. with Doylies and Nap
full line of Towels, f'rash, Oilcloth, :
. Etc., Etc., will b offend very low. *
v
*rtmri?*r nrn*7* TTOO .
JUK9JU4IJM?JLJEC09
STAGES. j
ny. A thorough acquaintance with
imple capital to pay cash tor all nod :
neM?, losing no money on bad debts;
' York, and the immense anionnt of :
ores, are advantages which are also j
'ANTAliXiO. :
A.ETEBS I
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