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? ?" " ?? _??--rnrnmm^ ~ ^Vvia. * : YOl,. XL1. CAMDEN, S. C., MAY 31, 1SS3. 50. 47 : Q.ii. ALEXANDER. Proprietor. Sub., $2 per yeak* in Advance. Xo communication will be published in the JOUItXAL unless we are placid m p jsscssion of the name of the author. r We are not responsible for the views or expressions of our correspondents. All communications for personal ad vintage wilt be charged for at the rate of onr dollar for each inch. ??U Nominations of Candidates in usual form, not to exceed one inch, FIVE DOLLARS. These charges are to be paid strictly in ado:nee., and no exceptions whatever will be made to the rule. fcZf" SheriJTs Sales, Mortgage Sales, etc., tome under the head of Transient Advertisements. Contract advertisement* must be set- I tied for quarterly. Suffer no longer from Dyspepsia, Indigestion, want of Appetite, lossof Strength lack of Energy, Malaria, Intermittent Fevers, &c. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS never fails to cure all these diseases. mBoston, November 26, i88x. Brown Chemical Co. GentlemenFor years I have beenagreatsuffererfrom Dyspepsia, and could get no relief (having tried everything which was recommended) until, acting on the advice of a friend, who had been benefitted by Brown's Iron Bitters, 1 tried a ? "?~ Previous to taking ?ko\vn's Iron Bitters, everything I ate distressed me, and I suffered greatly from a burning sensation in the stomach, which was unbearable. Since taking Brown's Iron Bitters, all my troubles are at an end. Can eat any time without any disagreeable results. 1 am practically another person. Mrs. W. J. Flynn, 30 Maverick St., E. Boston. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS acts like a charm on the digestive organs, removing all dyspeptic symptoms, such as tasting the food, Belching, Heat in the Stomach, Heartburn, etc. The only Iron Preparation i that will not blacken the 1 teeth op give headache. ^^"^Brown Chemical Co. Baltimore, Md. j See that all Iron Bitters are made by Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore, and . have crossed red lines and trade ouric on wrapper. i BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. "loc al ITEMS. I POST OFFICE HOURS. I The Money order department is open from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M., nnd from 2.80 to 4 P. M. Northern Mail closes at 9 p. tn. Southern and Western mail closes at 4 p. m. Mails closed on Sunday's at .r> p. in. Office open at S.30 a. in. On Sunday's from 9 to 10 a. m. ""Attention K. of H. A regular meeting of DeKalb bodge K. of H., will be held next Monday evening at 7 30 o'clock sharp All memherR flrp remiested to be oresent. I. H. Alexander, May 31, 1883. Reporter. Ice Cream. The Ladies Aid Society of the Camden Baptist Church will serve Ice Cream at ilie yard of the Bap'ist Church on Friday afternoon June 1st. They respectfully solicit the patronage of the public. Fire Alarm. rThe alarm of fire on last Friday evening was caused by the burning i out of a kitchen chimney on Mr. J. ^ ^ ' * XT i JD. JJuuiaps premi-es. damage was done, and the excitement caused by the alarm was soon quieted. A Nice Treat; A few days the editor was the recipient of a plate of very fine peach* es, the first we have seen this year, and were as luscious and juicy as _ those of mid summer. They were - grown upon the premises of Mr. J. 11. Goodale, to whom we return many thanks for his kind remem* brence of us Fire in the Country, We learn that Air. w. J. u. Jowers of the Lynches River section met with the misfortune on last Thursday afternoon of losing his house and kitchen by fire, together with nearly nil of the furni ure and clothing. Only one bed and a small trunk were saved from tke flames. Mr. J., and his wife were out on the farm at the time the fire started and fvnm flift It 10 IIJUUqIII liJlll 11 x x via vuv stove. L Free Once More. f Kicumo.nI) Va., Jan., 31, 1881. II. II. Warner & G/.: Sin?For five years I ha*- ? suffered from kidney affections. Your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure freed me from pain, restored my fiesb and i thoroughly cured me, F. B. McCuk. I B??? ??? ^? Frost. I ^ We 'earn that there %vas a good deal of frost in the upper portion of n this county on "Wednesday morning f of last week, and the young cotton s plants were seriously injured by it. I Sweet potatoes and other tender t vegetation also sustained much in- t jury. From the upper portion of v the State we learn that a great deal 2 of damage was done to cotton, pota- I toes, and all the gardens. This has t certainly been an exceptionally bad s season for the farmers. n o The Bridge to be Built. 0 On Thursday of last week ttie vstockholders of the proposed Wa- e teree bridge met and re organized & the Company. Dr F. L Zemp was * elected President: Mr. H G. Carri- P son. Secretary & Treasurer: Messrs. s John Rurdell, S' L Lang, C J. h Dunljip, H. Baum, S. B. Latham a: and T. \Y Lang, directors. After n some deliberation the contract was 0 awarded to Wilkins, Post A Co., of n Atlanta, Ga. It is to be an iron ^ bridge, and is to b? completed by a; October 1st, 1883. b w Won the Geld Medal. w Miss Minnie "Wolfe of our town, j has been attending school at the Female Institute at Staunton. Va.. . during the last two sessions. She returned to Oamden a few days ago with the gold medal. It is a very . handsome jewel and we are pleased 51 to see that she acquitted herself with f( so much honor and distinction as J; to mei*it the highest reward in the . Institute. She also won a very hand- lf some copy of ' Hood's Poems," offered as a prize for the best scholar j in the grammar class. c n; Hard on our Young: Men. it During ja conversation last week ?i about the re organization of the ? Kershaw Guards, a gentleman re- r( marked that "a-; a whole, the young tl men of Camden were too lazy to even i< get up a base ball club, much less a Cl military company." This is pre*'y a( hard on our boys, but, if we are to tr judge of them by their acts, the re- f> mark was not very much out of place rfl We think it is rather a reflection tl upon our young men that a sufficient number cannot be found in the whole town and its vicinity to form a decent military company. They do not exhibit much of the spirit of their ancestors, and appear to have arrived at that stage when nations ! Uegiu to leirogude ami go to decay. We do not mean to say that they v ire so worthless, but tbv.t is the way ?* it appears to be drifting *r tt miciaeJK On Sunday last, about 1 o'clock in the day, Adam Dow and Win. Hampton, both colored, met on the plantation of Mr. Tlios. L Boykin, 0 about fir* miles below Camden, and p Hampton attempted to carry out a ' threat he had made to thrash Dow a wherever he met him. It appears ni tlmt Dow was prepared for the fray, though he retreated when Hampton !j struck him. Dow continued to re* , treat for some distance, Hampton 1 following him up and striking him, a. when Dow drew a pistol and fired three times. The last shot passed . through Hampton's heart, killing him almost instantly, Dow came on IU to Camden and surrendered himself ^1 to the Sheriff, and is now in jail. , We understand that there are seve- 1 ral cuts and bruises on Dow's head j" made by Hampton's stick. It is said by those who knew hira, ^ that Hampton was rather a bad man, 1 and they are not surprised at his J3. fato It is probable that .Dow's , case will be heard in Court next week, and we learn that Capt. Clarke has been retained for ibo defence. . f( Baptist Sunday School Pic-Nic ^ On Thursday last the Baptist Sun ^ 1 ^C /Ilinlrl lf.Q nn a ay ocijuui ui uumutu un? ^ nual pic-nic in the piece of woods 0 just beyond the McRae old pond. ^ About 9:30 o'clock a long row of car- j riages, wagons, buggies, etc. eontaiuing the members of the school d and their invited guests started out ? from Hampton Square on their way ^ to the grounds. A wagon containing n the Kershaw Cornet Band took the ^ lead and discoursed fcweet music s, while on the road. Arriving on the a grounds, the crowd scattered in all directions, each one seek ng that pleasure which best suited them I ^ Some fished in the pond, some hunt- r ed for water lilies and other wild I flowers, while others were content to a rove through the woods or rest, un? g der the shade of the trees and pass i( the time in pleasant conversation, j Swinging, rope jumping, etc., were a also enjoyed by the little folks. About two o'clock the announce ment was made that dinner was n ready, and tbp picking of old nick c seemed to be enjoyed bv every one, c as the exercise of the morning had li given them all good appetites. It t was the largest party we have seen j; at any of the pic-nics this year, and r every one appeared to have had a s p'- .;sant time. Lh? fun was kept up 1 until miu 111 l lit' n LCI uuuu, Iiutu en.? vehicles arrived to carry them back to their homes. A good deal of northern hay is c still being sold in this market, and < at high figures, too. t iVh:it is the Mntter ? I Time find again we have given mtice from the officers of the dif- ^ erent military companies in Iver;ha\v county calling upon the mem l >ers of their respective companies o meet and make some prepara- l ion for participating in the un eiling of the monument on June L !0th, but thus far not a single com >any in the county has answered L ho call. We think it is rather a L evcre reflection upon the young ieii of the county that for eueh an ccasion as the one mentioned wo annot get up any home military ei ompanies to participate in the exrcises but have to send to other fa owns for soldiers to do honor to s< he occasion Our young men tipear to be dead to everything that 8j avors of the marshal spirit and seem ^ o have no more pride or entliusfa sm in such matters than if they ever heard of the valarous deeds f our fallen heroes. "We thiuk it y< ould be almost as easy to arouse ri in dead themselves as to awake ei ny spirit of enthusiasm in our oys of the present day. Of course, Cl e do not condemn all of them, but si c mean the majority. h, he Visiting Military. T Col. H. K. Dubosc. Chairman of m ie Committee of arrangements, has jceived notice from a number of ie military companies who have :?iili 1:-:? i._ n, _ /? ecu mviieu iu piuucipuiu m tuc ni sremony of unveiling of the Oon- ra alerate Monument in Camden on aj une 20tk, notifying him that they itend to he here on that day. They ~ re as follows: The Darlington ruards, of Darlington; Sumter Light ,, lfantry of Sumter; Edisto Rilies, f Orangeburg; Governor's Guards, lichland Volunteers, Columbia Fly- .1 ig Artillery and the Richland Light li; ragoons. all of Columbia; Gordon ight Infantry, of Winnsboro; Ca? er )lina Buttallion, cf Charleston: and Ci le Claremont Troop, of Cinremont, it ; is probable that several other >mpanies not yet heard from will :cept the invitation. Excursion ^ aius will be run over the S. C. R. fe ., on that day at the following ites for military and civilians for le round trip : Military. Civilian ^ From Charleston Si 00 $1.50 th " Br&nckville 75 1 00 " Blackvillc 1.00 1 50 , ~ ?- t aa fn " Columbia .id .iuo i " Kingvillc .50 .50 in ' Camden Junct'n .50 .50 vc TTis' piUbfftrlo ill at cofrespon ding* low rates will be mnde on all the oj ;ber roads, thus giving every one nc l opportunity to come and join ua Ju . honoring our dead heroes. a ( evolutionary Relics. "We have seen many articles re- j11 ;ntly in our exchanges about relics s ' the Revolution of 1776. It is j"3 ell known to all of our people that r ' amden was a point of much impormce in those days and was alterxtely held by the opposing armies, in sveral battles having occurred in fr s immediate vicinity. As relics of sc. mt grim and savage war for in- th spendence wc now have in Camden th number of the caDnon used in the ego of Cumden by the British in ^e. rSl. Several of these old guns, "tcr having been spiked and dis* antled, liave been buried in the fr round,, muzzle upwards, as land-1 iarks for tlio town, while others are j oing duty as corner posts, etc., | round ihe streets, while one has! sen mounted on an old pair of j so heels a new touch hole drilled in of , and is used for firing salutes on J th ublic occasions. Besides these,; m lore are many old cannon halls and m ouib shells about here that were tl sed at that time. ?)' There aro also two old earthwork j )rts in the lower portion of the | a )wn that were built by the British j jjj iiriug the siego. A portion of dug ft, f them is still in a pretty good state I D( f preservation But of all the relics i p* f those grim days of war the old! aj crnwallis house (so called because !j{ iord Cornwallis made his headqunr* | ft( iffi there during his occupation of j rp lie town) wrs most prised by ouv \ g( eople. Many legends of dark and j loody deeds were said to be con-1 ected with its history during those rying days. This old relic was do troyed bv Sherman's army in 1865, nd is now remembered only by tho . Ider citizens. 11 Wo think a very interesting collec w Ion of Revolutionary and Indian elics might bo gathered together :v round our town and kept for the; IJ musement of future generations, to j I) how them what our forefathers had I h o contend against in their efforts to efend their homes from the Indian I ^ nd the British. ! Tho following is stated to bo a I w fr early correct rule for measuring I 1 orn ui cribs. Having levolod the! orn in the crib, measure the length, j t, readtli and depth, and multiply hem together, and deduct Iroru the ? troduct one-fifth. and you have tho lumber of bushels in the ear: for helled corn take onodialf of this. Po be strictly correct, add half a every TOO:? Tho license fee for selling spirit- a ions liquors in LaCbvange, Ga., is! a )nly $10,000 per annum. As a con* t sequence, there are not many whisky 1: sellers in that town. t Jrevities. LICENSED TO DO WHAT? 1 .icensed to make the strong man woak ; Licensed to lay a wise man low, licensed a wife's fond heart to break, And make her children's tears to flow. l icensed to do a neighbor harm; ' Licensed to kindle hate and strife; ' icensed to nervo the rebber'sarm : I Licensed to whet the murderers koife. c icensed where peace ai.d, quiet dwell, o To bring disease and want and woe ; t icensed to make this world a hell, 0 And fit men for a hell .>elow. ^ ^ A true tonic medicins, a blessing iji r rery household, is Brow.i's Iron Bitters. ]< We had a good rain in this viqjni* 1 7 yesterday, and all the vegetation a ;cras to have been bfi^itted by it. The June term of for Ker 0 law county will conjee in Cam J en on next Monday, J adge Frazer residing. ) ' Last week there vare 300 000 Dung shad placed in the Catawba ver by Assistant Fish' Commision* Huske. ^ ? There is a man in llolumbia who o in eat thirty-two ba ianas at one 0 tting. He must be . elated to the it Dg family. [ . I Remember the entertainment it " own Hall on next Wednesday, hero will be much phasnre for all ho attend. f r. A gambler in Baltimore has bejen t| aed $500 and sentenced to six r, onths in jail for violating tho law ti jainst gambling. 5 At a negro debating'society in h ichland last week, irvyas decided P lat Graut was a greater general c lan Washington. 41 EVERY BOTTLE OF JMUNER'S IN- .h an Vermifuge is guarrilfPd '0 gi sat- 11 faction if used according^, directions. A substantial railing: has been J) ected around the qkonnd for the 1 onfederate Monument to protect ^ from roving cattle. The spring oat crop in this sec- E Dn has been seriously injured by ic drouth. Early corn has also suf- ^ red a good deal. i i : i . i i ^ j\ new uriuge huh yeeu uunc uver ie Catawba River near Lancaster place of the one waihed away by S ie recent freshet in the river. C Thus far this year the prospect r good crops is rather discourag- E g. Everything in the way of E The Columbia stoB?[ miil is in g jeration in the peniS^iary and is )w turning out thre^frousand six ^ mdred pairs of finished stockings foy- j B Some of the mischievous boys ound town have been practicing w id tricks lately by taking off gates n: id tearing up bridges. There is ouble in storo for some of them if i*< is not stopped. Tho song of the bird is now heard ar the trees; the croak of the small gtc og is coming by degrees; the co ratch of the watch dog denotes at ere are fleas; and the twitching of e nose betokens a sneeze. he LI We are requested to tail the at- ^ ntion of Council to t^he horrible ci cnch created in frontW the marst by the venders of fish. We st list this nuisance will be abated at ice. as there is no reason in tho = arid why it should be tolerated- ? The ladies of tho Monumental As- ^ iciation request that the Marshals _ tho day and the Chairmen of ie different commit'ees who are aking arrangements for the cereonies on June 20th, meet them in 5r ie Presbyterian Lecture Room on ^ me 11th. ?? Wo cannot afford to send a man paper for two or three years upon ? ;s promise to pay next fall. Next ?l .11 never comes for some of them, ? either does the pay for us come. sl hose who fail to get a paper herofter (those who are in arrears) may tj now the cause, and will find their c icounts in the hands of an attorney, c he X mark means that your sub- s iription is past due and should bo ? lid- t k a Items. n France l<as begun war with China, f t leas;, she is fighting at Tonquin, and f( is pmbablo that tho wholo country I ill be involved in i'. " l] Michael Fagnn, the third man con- v ic?ed of being an accomplice in the Toenix Park mu-ders, was hung in ^ >ub'in on tlic 28th inst. He asserted is innocence to the last, c In an attempt to lynch some nmr- jorrrs at Hit. Sterling. Inst week, sevc il of' tho lynching party were seriously mounded and several horses were killed. 'he attempt was unsuccessful. The opcr of the big Iridge be- ? ji'fn New York and Brooklyn took r tacc on last Thursday. Tha people n ?_ .1 ? 1- u ~ r D0U1 C1UCS u??uu iv * uuxiuujr ubua~ ion aDfl such rejoicing has seldom iee? witnessed in either city. | Tho crowning of the Czar of Russia i ask-jdscc ir: Moscow J2.nj.as' Sunday- * mid the greatest scenes of pomp ( nd splendor that has bj^n seen on 1 vy such occasion for m:'ny genera- i ions past. The Nihilists screui to J lave kept cruiet for the titne, as no at- < empts at assassination are reported. ] 1 r In Upson (Jo , 0a., several nights a-;* ho house of J. Calvin Jemison. a tnon :y lendrr, was entered by twclvo dia uiscd ir.en. In the presence of hi< vife thcv stripp-d him and b' at bin lomercifully with hickory switch?! imil "he fell from sheer exhaustion, rhey broke up everything in the house, d s. Jcuiisen, who was in a delicate londition is lying at the point of death, md Jemison is in a precarious condi. inn rsarfioa hnva Konn arrnot. '1 and have given bonds for their apicaranco. The attack was made in evfoge for Jemison's hard terms in oaning money and in forcing cnllecions. The marauders also carri?d off largo sum of money. Tho Court of claims iu Washing oi n ihe 21st in?t., gave judgment in tivor of Samuel Lawton in ono of the lircct tax ensrs bronght by Major Carle to obtain the surplui procieds of he sales in Beaufort at which the Govrnmeut was tho purchaser. This udgment judicially overrules the deisions of the treasury department. A rent many other cases will bo vigorusly pm*?d, as it involves over S70,?00 directly, besides materially favorig further recoveries on other grounds, t expressly holds that the lands were ot lbrIViled to the G 'vernment by the ict of Goneresa, and that titles passed nly by the sale. A proposed French law provides that very head of a family who has more inn four children, sha'l be enLitled to a Auction of 15 per cent, in his annual ixee, and (o an additional reduction of per cent, for each child in excess of v. In case th? head of the family ays no faxes, or if his taxes do not exred 100 francs a year, then he shall he ntitlrd to a premium of 200 francs for is fifth child, and to annthor premium, ? eich case larger by 100 francs than ic preceding, for each additional child e may 1 are. If such a law were in >rcc in South Carolina there are seveli persons in this county who would i made rich by it. 9 ^ Iverything is Confidential at the "Delmonico 13ar." lilk Punch at the Delmonico Bar. lint Juleps at the Delmonico Bar. .pple Toddy at the Delmonico Bar. oda Cocktails at the Delmonico Bar. !orn and Rock at the Delmonico Bar. lock and Rye at the Delmonico Bar. / !gg Flips at the Delmonico Bar. Ilaret Punch at the Delmonico Bar fixed UHxilvK at the Delmoiiicit liar herry Cobblers at the Delmonico liar. .pp'e Cider on Ice at the Delmonico Bar. leer on Ice at the Delmonico Bar SSTSpecial arrangements made ith families for Beer at the Deilonico Bar. Malaria Chills and Fever, and Billions attacks jsltlvely cured with Emory's Standard Cure lis?an Infallible remedy; never falls to cure e most obstinate, long standing cases where ainine and all other remedies had failed. They e prepared expressly for malarious sections, luble boxes, two kinds of PUIS, containing a rong cathartic and a chill breaker, sugaratcd; containing 110 Quinine or Mercury: using no griping or purging; they are mild id efficient, certain In their action and harmless all eases: they effectually cleanse the system, id give new life and tone to the body. As a iiiseliold remedy they are unequalcd. For ver Complaint their equal is not known ; one ix will have a wonderful effect 0:1 the worst ,sea. They are used and prescribed by Physics ns, and sold by Druggists everywhere, or sent r mail, 35 and 6!) cent boxes. Emory's Little itliartio Pills, best ever made, only 15 Cents, andard Gure Go., 114 Naussau Street, New ork. June uck wheat. 18 pounds for a dollar at Arthur iros Caution to the PublicWe have been for two years manufaclurig and have succeded in getting a repu it ion for the wearing quality of our Slices, fe have boldly proclaimed our Shoes South Carolina rcnitontiury made," and seems now that some mcrcliauls have iwered themselves by claiming to sell our oods. when not a dollar of them was on teir shelves. They have gone so far as to et makers of Common Goods, North, to tamp ' Penitentiary made" on the bottom f their Shoes; something they never reamed of until we popularized Pcniteniary work by making nothing but tlrsl lass goods. We all our work A. C. Iiuert, Columbia, 3. C. Ask for our boos when you go to buy, and unless yon oe this stamp you can rest assured the oods arc boons. If your merchant don't oop our work, write to us and we will rrangc so that we can make you a pair to loasurc. We fully warrant all of our oods to give cutiro satir-faclion. We make rom t'uo finest trench Kid button Boots or Women to the coarse Brogans for Meu, [y wearing our goods for a year, ami sing them entirely on nil of your oliil rcn, the saving r?t the end of that time rill astonish you. We have uo hesitation n saying that our Goods are sold cheaper ban any of equal quality in the Stateol iouth Carolina, made anywhere in the toilod States. Now don't let your morhant talk you into nny goods. SOUTH CAROLINA PENITENTIARY lOOT AND SHOE FACTORY. Columbia, S. C. April 0, 1883. For Sale, Residence of the late W. D. McPowal m Littleton street. The lot south o csidenoc will bo sold separate. For term: ind price apply to 0. J. McDOWALL. Adm'r. At 0. G. Youtigs's Book Store. ?% BSB business now before the pnnlli @rg t v b you mii make money faster a irS3^?vl la work for us than at uuvthiii! ;",a \S IP else Capital not nreileil. Wi v t-. i ?r^wa?BN. irfr.iy a Mil upwarUs-.ma.de_r; toin by the industrious. Men. women, boys am ttrls w'aiitoil cierywhere to work for us. Nov stlie time, you ran work in spare time only >r give your whole time to the business. You eat ire uthnn. - and ?Ir? the work. No other bnsi less will pay you as well. No one can tail ti nuke enormous pay by engaging ai once. Cost I; Mittlt and terms tree. Money made fast, easily Mid honorably. Address Tkuk A Co., August's Maine. J I L I I . t> ' HOW WE HAVE IT. The expected ciinnse has come, com- ' fc. - j " mending with riwarin rain that awakoo3 5 vocation and makes glad the heart , of man. Vcnnor's prediction reads, " Warm to hot aud favorable weather with occasional 6torni3 during (he clo?? iug days of the month, June to open hot." 'The wed of Cause and light i drill underwear, light Cassimore, Linen and Seorsucfccr suitp, light Shoes, light Hats, lieht Cravats, everything liglil and airy will be wanted to trect the change. Should the weatlur continue col and rainy, we have Rubber Cloth ing, Shoe?, Umbrellas, Underwear heavy Clothing &c. Don't forget, w arc ready to supply your waols. W. L. ARTHUR & BRO. , ICE CREAK GARDEN. ! 1 1 One door east of DeKalb House. ICE CREAM every day from 12 m. ] Orders Promptly Filled CAKES of all kinds keft on hand or . MADE to ORDER at short n;tice. The patronage of (he public is respectfully solicited. WINYAR JAMES. " CITATION. 1 State of South Carolina, Kershaw county, in iht> CI Mir! nf 7yrnJutft> J ( By J. D. DUNLAP, Probate Judge. Whereas, Wm. D. Tranlkam has made v suit to me to grant him letteraof administration of the estate and effects of John M. DeSaussure. These are therefore to cite and admonish U1 and singular the kindred and creditors t of the said John M. DeSaussure, deceased, that' they be"??tfl appeAr before me in the Court of Probate to be held at the Ooun House in Camden on Monday, the 4th day? June next after publication hereof at 11 o'clock in the forenoon to show cause, if 1 any they have, why the said administration t should not be ganted. Given under my hand this 17th day of May, A. D. 1883. J. D. DUNLAP, mny24-2 Judge of Probate K, C. CITATION, , Slate of South Carolina, Kershaw county, in the Court of Probate. By J. D. DUNLAP, Pobatc Judge. Whereas, Edward Whitaker has made i. suit to me, to grant him Letters of administration of the Estate and effects oi . Jarr.es Whilaker. Theso are therefore to cite and admonish ail and singular the kindred and Oredi- _ ror3.of the said James Whitaker, deceased, J that they be and appear, before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at the Court House in camden, on Monday, the 4th day June next after publication herbof at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. ? Given under my Hand, this 17th day of May A. D. 1883. J. D. DUNLAP, Judge of Probate. Tax Returns for 1883. Auditor's Office, Kershaw Co,, a n 1 -- c r% ir. i QQO V/IUUUeD, o. \J, j iTiujr i?i, luoti. The books* for receiving Tax Returns for c the fiscal year, 188d will open at this office on Thursday the first (lay of June next, and will be kept open daily (Sundays excepted) until the 2Utli of July next. AH persons liable for taxes, individually or as Agents. Attorneys, Factors, Husbands, Parents, Guardians, Trustees, Executors. Administrators, Receivers or accounting officers arc required to matte returns Failing to do so within the time prescribed, the returns of 1881 now on the Tax Dupli- , cates will be listed by the Auditor and n * j penalty of 50 per cent added thereto. No returns will be received without the pen- 1 ' ally after tlic 20th of July, except in cases 1 of sickness or absence from the county during the whole time for listing. There will be no re-assessment of Heal Estate this year, though, returns must be made at the time of listiug, noting all changes since last return. | Erery person of full age anil sound tninil (except married women)arc required to make returns; whether male person: own property or not they must return their Pells, unless exempt by law. I will attend in persou, or by dcpu.y, ai the following places on the days mentioned for the purpose of taking returns : ( Schrock's Mill Monday June 11, 1 day. ( Turkey Creek church, Tuesday, June 12, one day. Lizcnby's, (W S Smith's) Wednesday June . Ill, one day. Raley s Mill, Thursday June 14, one day. Buffalo, (Dees) Friday. June 15, one day. Flat Bock. Saturday. June 10. one day. Red Hill. Monday. June 25, one day. Liberty Hill Tuesday, June 20, one day. Russell 1'lnee, Wednesday. June 27, 1 day. | Boykin's Mill, (Swift Greek) Saturday. ; June 30, one dtiy. c Doliy's Mill, (West Wnterec) Thursday, ' I (.'ureton Mill, Friday, July f?, one J?" I / , Italians X Bonds, Saturday, July, 7 one !I Jayi, Upon np;lication a*, this oflice Hanks V for making returns will be furnished. ' E. E. SILL, County Auditor. & JEWELRY ' WATCnES and J E WE Lit Y cleaned and repaired at ehort notice. All work war* ranted. The patronage of the public is repeolfully solicted. W. A. FRIJ?P, Watchmaker and Jeweler, (At Wolkoviakie and Rctholz.) . * CAMDEN, S. 0. ICS HOUSE AND Beer Bottling, m ICE on hand all the time it cents per pound in small quantities and Oil? CtlldL A Half cents per pound for blooks of 100 pounds or :!^re. We will also deliver BEER oooiy day tu ??? private residences at Charleston prices. jJSyThe ICE HOUSE will be open on Sunday's from 8 to 9 o'clock A. M., and rom 11 to 1 o'clock P. M. ROSENDORF & CO. * SODA WATER,. Ico cold SODA WATER always on Iraught at W. T. LOLLIS'S. Persons wishing ICE at any time rill do well to give him a call. ALSO, HOT MEALS, consisting ofthe host he MarI.et affords, DINNER frooi 12 F.Tfc ? ALSO. A full line of the best Family Gro^ leriis at prices that will defy competiion. W. T. LOLLIS. A pi. 26, 3m. Cow Peas Wanted. 1,000 Bushel? of COW PEAS ranted by W. A. ANCRUM & 00. Xo Excuse Can be given for not enjoying some of ie Good Things offered at such low prices D. C. KIRKLEY. FARMERS Machinery Store. McMASTER & GIBBES, agents fob Aultman & Taylor's ENGINES, [RRESHERS and SAW MILLS, Watt's PLOWS and CASTINGS, The Burdock ROTARY HARROW REAPERS, MOWERS, COTTON 5INS and PRESSES, Curlee Corn and Cotton PLANTER md FERTILIZER DISTRIBUTOR. Parties wanting to purchase M?ihincry of any kind are requested to correspond with us before doing so. Monaster & gibbes, City Hall Building, COLUMBIA, S. C. See Here. Best Cream Cheese ard Macaroni, Mince deat, Jellies in glass and 5 pound pails, ) a ..1. r. ?? IWVJ Tea U1IU DUUVl 1U u pvuuu >ails, Mackerel in Kiu auJ retail, ty D. C. KIRKLEY. ? J^LYON&HEALYf State & Monroe S,s"<'h'ca90>^:5%txi(^ TZS Will ??nd prep*dd lo any addrau ihtltp V*55"!t BAND CATALOCUE, ( o^xS^f I ?for P*<a' tn^mvlnfil fcSHof Imtrument*. Suit*, Cap*, Bell*,^ "JjSs* c jSl'ornpont, EpatileU, Cap-Lamp*, ... i^tv / J\a Standi. Drum Major'* Staff*, and / rya If Sundry Band Outfit*, Repairing II In y/vtl jMiteriali, alio Include* luitructloo and Ki- d " " "^iJerrtJrt for Amateur Basda, asd a Catalog**^*0**"!^! cf Choice baud Mtulc, liOok at This. Brunswick and Jumbo Hams. Very tieo Coffees and Sugars, all grades. Lard Ba:on. Flour and Molasses. For sale by D. C. KIRKLEY. Buist's, Buist's Prize Medal Garden Seeds if Every Variety for Spring planting. ~.mnw and early garden OKI? For sale by Dr. F. L. ZEMP.