The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, March 10, 1887, Image 8
EDMUNDS RIGHT FOR ONCE.
Whatever may be our private
personal or political feelings or
opinions of an adversary, it is al\va}*R A
right that to him we should accord
justice when he deserves i', if indeed L
we can throw from our eyes the ^
? ,s /IJcliL-o and nreiudice wbicli
rVviilCO V* \??o...w ? l m
we naturally have and bear for such j
an one. It is hard and difficult to
h
do, we admit, and it is more frequently
left undone than done, and
whatever may come to us from a
source poisoned with our feelings is '
generally received with iudi(Terence,
if not. of dislike. '
S n iter Kdmnn.ls, however, (the ]
hitter, intolerable hater which be is
and has been toward the South) rose l
to the high dignity of his Senatorial
position at the close of the past session
of Congress, and soundly n. >
buked and lashed with merciless invective
the expiring Congress for
their want and lack of dntv to the
appropriation bills. The cold blooded
Senator aroused the kind feelings of
his bitterest political antagonists i
when Le allowed how glaringly, outrageously
and unnecessarily the time j
of Congress had be<n wasted in
frivolous matters when questions of ,
great import had been delayed and <
put off until now they innst be rushe 1 (
through like an express train be ring ,
food to the suffering. f
How wrong this was lie clear]y 1
and distinctly told, and bis speech, <
though short, has hid its weighs. 1
and is a millstone for the next Demo- {
cratic nominee to carry. Funeral |
orations, pension bills and other r
such miserable absorptions have ^
tlirt ii'.opu r?f linnpvt. lKrifllaJion '
IUIICI. H.v- ... _ -" O
^ and duty, and the J-onator uttered
no word too harsh or too cutting
when he ripped widely open the great
injustice which these "wind bl wers''
and trumpeters had done to the people.
Wc are sorry it is so, but it is t
truth, and we commend him for it. t
The civil service policy of President j
Cleveland, his weak foreign policy, e
and the idiocy of the Democratic t
House of Representatives tell us (
clearly that unless something wonder- 1
ful takes place soon that already the *
writing is upon the wall. Is there
no sentinel to give the alarm and ^
wrest us from the clutches of those
who so recently held us with iron ]
grip? Sincerely do we hope so. r
Mr. Edmunds is smut, and right. ^
too, upon this subject, and he struck ^
a silver chord which will find a re- n
sponse in every heart. li
t
The war cloud in Europe seems to o
have passed over 6ince the election *
in Germany. Prince Bismarck stops ^
at nothing when he wishes to have I j
his way. He is a great bulldozer, 2
and if it were necessary 1 e would "
not scruple to plunge Europe into a I
general war (since he has no fiirht,1 opto
do himself) in order to carry out :
his nolicv.
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SEW STATE LIBRARIAN.
Mr. H. C. Hiebards n has been
appointed tat>? Librarian in place,
of Mr. Situs, recently decens'd.
There we e a number ot applicants
for tlie position, and among them was I
one lady. W? don't think air/ of
the applicants were more competent. , 1
to perform the ?lnties of the (.thee |
than the lady was, and. all else be-!
inp even, we would like to have seen 1
the lady there. ,
"\\e arc opposed to seeing the women
ac mil ted into political questions a
as voters, hut in clerical position*of
honor and trust tiny ere equal. ^
(and often superior) to the average
man who offers for soon positions.
We want to see our women receive
more consideration than they have ]r
in the past. They are entitled to it,: cand
the day will soon come when Iir
they will be admitted to certain classcg j
of public offices inst as freely as ?*'
the men arc now?such as post
offices, school trustees, clerks in the
department?, etc. Give tlieni a showing.
They deserve it. G
An Indian of Owens Valley, Gal.
hailed a passing doctor the o^b*r "
day and asked him to look at his Rick -*
child. The doctor ?w that Hie little j
fellow was at death u door, and told
his father that he cruid do nothing
for him. hat the Indian insisted that
it must have some "white man's me- ?
die,"' and to satisfy the anxious father ^
the doator prepared a simple medicine.
Next day the Indian called at
the doator'8 office and said : "Pap- '
poose dead, maybe so your madia
heap kill urn; you buy urn box make
urn grave; you kill mn all same white
man, put urn in ground ail same j
white man.'' Jt,
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS" OF
LIFE. t
ife )?:i?s i?j* rosesano li'ies, a
As we" ns its thist;.s ati'l thorns, ^
nd evening its beau ifill sunsets, ,
As well as the clou is of the morn. j,
,ife hns its spring-time of gladnpss, ^
As ^ ell as i?s autumn of tear",
nd summer itsbloss ms nri<! fruitage,
As well as its winti r of cares.
,ife has its loves and it? friendships.
As well as its mnlire nn<l wr'>nz.?,
ind the hope ?h ?t G?d plants in thehossom
Oft changes complaints into song !
.Sf? itQ rnna r?f tli a nlr striving
J"~ -J
As well as its clinTce of woe.
ind into the heart th it receives it.
The s'reams of His comfort will flow.
L,ife has its hours of ?-lensnre.
As i?s momonts of wormwood and pall,
Jut the Faith that lo-ks up to the. Giver
Will find there is Mveetness in all.
Life has its ease and contentment,
As well ns its Inhot and strain,
\nd the *-oil of joy" for anointing
The heart In 113 anguish and pnia.
Ihen let us endure with patience
The ills that we cannot control,
For the things that we loi>k on as evils,
May bring healing and health to th?
soul!
Legal Status <?f the Chicken.
A novel case was tried at the last
terra of the Franklin comity court
Pen 11 . the decision in which fixes the
legal stilus of a man's garden and
his neighbor's chickens, and will
jjther make the use of the shotgun
note general in this State or the enclosures
of the poultry j'ard more secure.
Henry Klinjrensmith and Frank
Wagoner arc m.-igSihors Klingeniiiul>i
had it field o!" winter vHiewt and
t\ agoner owned a flock of choice
chickens.- Wagoner's chickens went
nto Klingensnuth's wheat field and
vorked ou the sprouting grain with
he avidity of crows in a corn field.
\lingen smith finally discovered them
tnd went after them with a shotgnn,
tilling most of the flock He then
lized up the damage the poultry had
lone, and sued Wn ?oner to recover.
+e obtained a judgement for $30.
iVagoner, believing that the loss of
t lot of valuable chickens and the
>aymeut of ?30 besides was an nnvarranted
straining of justice, began ,
i criminal prosecution of Klingensmith
under the statute fixing peimnies
for killing and maiming domesic.animals.
The .Judge charged the
ury in the case that a man had no
egal right to raise chickens that |
lither annoyed his neighbors or fatened
themselves in their gardens
>r on their crops, and that the killng
of them under such circumstances
vas justifiable in law. Klingensmith
vas acquitted.?Ex
Ln End to Bone Scraping.
Edward Shepard, of Harrisburg
id., says: "Having received so
nuch benefit from Electric Bitters, I
eel it my duty to let suffering huoanitv
know it. Have had a runling
sore on my leg for eight years;
ny doctors told me I would have to
iave the bone scraped or leg ampuated.
I used, instead, three, bottles
if Electric Bitters and seven boxes
Sudden's Arnica Salve, and my
eg is now sound and well."
Try a b?ttlc, only 50r. at (?. J.
Hmlap's Drug -tore. Arnica Salve
15 cents a box.
ffiuSFs
Bib
A SPECIFIC FOR
Soman's Diseases
Painful ?>|uppr?gsed ~ j i
rofuie 0.?,y??d J,""""" !
RgTENSTRTTATION or 1
LYLoN'THL? sickness. 1
If taken during the CHANGE OP LIFE, great ' '
iflerln g and danger will be avoided. ^"Send for '
>ok " M jbbaob to Women," mailed free. t
Brad field Regulatob Co., Atlanta, Ga. 1
1
Notice to Trespassers. :
l here')) wnrn all pi-rsnn? i.-< tn trespass
tip in my plnuiat'on near ? antry Hillvin?rlythi
properly nt Hi-ihv Alexander ^
tlor"'!, 'or any purpose whatever?pns?
ig through, iligeing up o- cu'iinit 'low*
ei-s. vines or sipythine - so. Any on.iuri-1
iohifit-g ti is i-i.i iv wi" he ??.n|??|
I oi.c-. A. C V. \TTS
.1 in. *J7-4.
Kaw for SSwIe. i
A first-clsss 20.hor/?<? PCWPS. 217UNE
Hint SAY/ MILL iu c?niplo?i
untiit\<r nr<?**i* m.il ill rni^} pn fiir
For urthcr iiif>>rin.i'i< n npply n' >
lis office. n
)!', EDWAIU) 31. COYKiX i
Offers his professiooal services to ''
) tlie citizens of
CA V I) I"N n n ? KI !?K \VO'T> r
^ ' nice ;;t, t'ac x-.r sv (Milci*.U
il! cills promptly si-. ' -l "J fo.
.Tan 20-lm. j J
Dr- !. K ALEXAfJOE-'?, i'
DENTIST, | J
Cnmdcn, S. (\ f
Oradrate of the Philadelphia College of DEN
ilL SUUCKUV.
I
Bucklen a Arnica Salve.
The Best Jhilve in Uie world for Onia,
Iruises, .Sores. Ulcers. Salt ttlieum Fever
lores. Teller, Chapped Hands, Chilltilnina
lorns and all Skin Kriipiinns. and posi
ively cures I'iles, or no pay required. I1
s guaranteed lo give period satialaetion.
r mono}' refunded. I'rice *J5 cents per
tox. For sale by O.J Uunlap
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. a marvel of purity,
RtrengTh and whoiesomeneRS. More eennotnlca'
than !lie ordinary kinds, and cannot he sold lb
competition with the inn titudo of low test,
short weiirht alum or phosphate powderR.
"Vivrv five itotai. 1ukino iowdkp
C^Wwa.Ist.K Y.
$25,000.00
IN GOLD!
WILL BE PAID FOB
ARBDCKLES1 COFFEE WRAPPERS.
1 Premium, 81,000.00
2 Premiums, * S500.00 each
6 Premiums, 8250.00 "
25 Premiums, 8100.00 "
100 Premiums, 850.00 "
200 Premiums, 820.00 "
1,000 Premiums, 810.00 "
For full particulars and directions see Circular
in every pound of Arbcceles' Coffee.
Established 1^.
W. & J. SLOANE
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
CARPETING,
FLOOR CLOT US,
RUGS,
MATTINGS,
MATS and
UPHOLSTRY GOODS.
Gkk.vt Noveltirs at Vbry Low Pricks.
SAMPLES SENT tF DESIRED.
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
Broadway, 18th & 19 Streets i
NEW YORK, !
AND
C4S to C-17 Markkt St.. San Francisco.
Blouses to Kent.
Two nice Oottage Houses on fair street,
io rent. Both in goorl repair. Apply to
R. 0. JOHNSON.
"fkesh
Confections
if en-rv varietv. and at one-half less
? . - * ? - ^ - / '
in price than you have to pay
for it elsewhere.
T. -T. BAKFIELD.
Mortgage Sale,
James Belton
to
J. I Trantham, and transferred to
R. A. Mickle.
Tinder and by virtue of a power of sale
wnmined in the above entitled mortgage I
* ill proceed to sell in front of the Court
House in Camden Sonth Carolina on the
irst Mi nday in April nex', within 'he legal '
lours of sale, all that piece, pnrcel or tract.'
>f hind situated lying and being in the
tnun'y of Kershaw and State of South
""nrn'ina, containing 101J acres, more or
esp. bounded as follows: North by lands
nrmer'y of Mnj. 1* P Kirk'and. east hy
nnde of Prakeford and Trantham, south by
ands of Trantham, rfnd west 3^L_J*nds of
drs M. M. Kirklaud and of James Shrop*
ihire.
Terms of sale cash, purchaser to pay for
tapers.
J. T. FlATEE, Agt.
March l<)-4f.
Master's Sale.
South Carolina, Kershaio Courtly.
C, N'oelken,
VP,
ssuac F. Holland. J. E and Emma
Alexander.
Foreclosure of Mortgage.
In obedience to an order of Judge J. J,
inrton, dated February 10, 1887. T will
O'er for pale at public outcry, in front of |
lie l/'ourt notion in t-amuen. on tue nrm
Jonday in April next, within the lejtral
ours of sale, all that pieco. paroel or
rnclofland lying, heing and situated in
he county ot' Kershaw. Stair of South
lurolina, containing three hundred and
leven acres, more or le?o, near the waters
f Hit P.no Tree Creek, on the waters of
,one Branch, bounded as followsj north
v lands of iho estate of Sarah A.-Brown.
ast by lands of George Kellev. south hv
amis of S P.. Spradley atid R Brown and
rest by lands of K Browa and B M.
>rown.
Tern s ef sale, cash, purchaser to jay for
lapevs. J. 1). DUN LAP,
Master, K. C.
Marcb, 10,-4t.
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imm\INSURANCE!
Fire insurance & Collection
Agents,
CAMDEN, S C.
Representing the following strong and
well known Companies:
GEORGIA HOME.
HOME of New York.
COMMERCIAL UNION.
LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE,
GERMAN! A,
NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE,
1'HIKMA HHrtiora.
SPRINGFIELD Fire and Mnrine.
UNDERWRITERS AGENCY, 01 New
York.
SOUTHERN.
\nd nre prrpnrrd lo write policies on nil
ch?o-es of risks at the lowest tariff rates,
fiin Houses Insurance a speciality.
KENPDY & WILLIAMS,
Win. I>. TRAXTHAN
ATTORNEY AT LAW Jjj
bw Range, Camden, S, (I
{JS?" Prncticrs in nil the Courts of thifl
Mute uiul the United .Stairs for tbe Die?l
rio. of South Oftroliim.
"FVesli and I>ure
Ai\KED GOGBH
of every variety, nnrl at the very
lowest prices at
'k\ .5 ISarfield's.
a*TJA?ri,'jS
Garden Seeds
Just received.
IS ??0 Packets
Pure and fresh GARDEN SEEDS
if all kind3, embracing everything
.-'or the Vegetable Garden
Also, a choice lot of
F10WER SEEDS.
Also
Onion Setts.
of all kinds
F. L. Zemp.
South Carolina Railway Company
PASSENGER DEPaRTMENT.
On and after May 9th. 1886, Passenger
Trains will run as follows, until further
notioe. (No trains are run on Gainden
Branch on Sundays) "Eastern time:"
To Colombia.
Depart Camden 7 45 a in 3 15pm
Depart Camden Junc'n 8 46 atn 4 56 p m
Due Columbia 10 35 am 10 00 p m
Feom Colombia.
Depart Columbia 6 30 a m 5 27 p m
Due Camden Junc'u 10 55 am 6 41 p m
Due Camden 12 37 pm 7 42 pm
TO 0harlo8t0x
Depart Camden 7 45a rn 3 15 p m
Depart Camden Junc'n 8 46 a m 4 5b p m
Due Charleston ? 00 p m
From 011 \rlkston
Depart Charleston 7 20 a m
Due Camden Junc'n 10 55 a m
Duo Camden * 12 52p m
To AlTflt!8TA
Depart Camden 7 45 a m 3 15 p m
Depart Oamden Junc'n 8 46 a m 4 66 p m
Due Augusta 10 26 p m
From Augusta
Depart AugnRta 6 05 a m 4 40 p m
Due Columbia 10 35 am 10 00 pm
OONNECTION8. Connections
are made at Columbia with Columhinand
Greenville Railroad by train ar
riving at 10,35 A.M. and departing at',5.27
P. M. At < lolurahia Junction with Columbia
Charlotte and Agusta Railroad
by same train to and from all points
on both roads
Passengers take Supper at Drancuville. .
At Charleston with steamers for New'
York, and with steamer? for Jacksonville
and points on St. John's River on T^m*,
days and Sa-urdayp, with Charleston aiwiy
Savannah Railroad to and from SavanrfHj
and points in Florida daily. J
At Agusta with Georgia Central R. R. tffj
and from nil points West and South j
At Blaokville to and from all points off]
Rnrnwoll Railroad. Throuph tickets can
he to all points South and West by applyS.
intr to
I) McQUEEV Apent. Columbia, S. C. jj
IttUN It PPCK. Oeneral Manaeer.
D C. ALLEN, OenPa38. and Ticket Ap t.
''kurlMlnn M f'
The 5 argest Stock of
OBACKEBS
IN CAMDEN is at
rp. .J. 13arfields.
They Include every variety, from j
a common soda cracker to a cocoa i
nut cake, and are received fresh evevry
week from Clausen's steam
bakery.
I \
SbT jS*
Afif5 KE
Hafter prepared now than evi
mK his customers, bav
JBf IMMENS]
?*" choice am
J&Gc Ji O C I
. Mch will he sold on the closest 1
?M^Hlns. Come and let ns show 5*0
B HARD)
Ef&ll kinds is nnsurpassed in Cj
smallest tuck to the largest p
N^H&ho have in store a full line of
Bathing, saddle;
HBSKvooden, Willow ai
you want anything in the way
B ^hot, Powder, g
j8p|ttne to me and get them cheap.
B^Froni OneTreo.
Large Pe-an Trees yield net annual inconup
of f25 to {.it#.
The home of this most profltahl? tint is In trSomite
ii still Western States, but It succes s
admirably Irrinnnv of the Northern states. TH j
I'ICC AN THRIVES U HEKJCVLlt TllElilOKOR i
SHOWS.
Every farmer in the Sonth should have a
Poem grove as n sou' ce of profit.
1 utn now sMitiig line t ees of the best an I
earliest bearing variety two and three years old,
at the following paces:
From 1 to 12 33 t-3c. each.
' 12 to 25 % 25c. "
" 25 to 50 ' 20c. "
" 50 to 100 16C. "
Trees securely packed and on cars here nt
above prices.
Shipping season begins November 1st.
Local Agents
WANTED ENERYWHERE.
3s V PEEK
Prop.r na rtw*ELl'nUrskries,
, Hartweil, Oa.
Author of "The Nursery and The Orchard," a
Practical treatise on Fruit Culture ; 230 pages,
rice, in elegant cloth binding, $1.25 per copy
THE CHOICEST
GROCERIES
* IN CAMDEN lire at
' i i ' . ' .
T. J. BARFIELD'S.
FLOUR, BACON,
SUGAR, COFFEE,
MOLASSES, Etc, ETC.
of all binds, and all guaranteed to
be fresh and pure, a-d at such
low prices as to astonish
everybody.
Call and see me aDyhow.
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13 WEEKS.
The POLICE GAZETTE "ill he
mailed. 8"curely wrapped, t<? any address
in the United Slates tbr iliree mouths on
receipt of
ONE DOLLAR
Liberal discount allowed to pofitm.hftfv s,
agents and clubs. Sample copies free.
Address all orders to
RICHARD K. FOE,
FBA.VKLIN SQI'AHK. N. V. .
GEISENHEUIEll'S TilK.
\YftlttSsypfiiTioved our E.-fahlisksnent t(
tbnve the market, wJicia
Wm CLASS BAR.
J|fflB$oonstftntly on hauu tbe finest
anil TOBACCO.
IsS&fjs sW? and call on us if you want so trie
jgtfRON
?TONIC
'AlhLwB Will purify the blood regulate
the Liver and kidneys ?cj
SE8T0&K the HSAXTH ondViaOB
of YODTH. Dyspepsia,Went
^ Ef^PP^ of Appetite, Indigeetion.Lack of
Strength and Tired Feeling abeolutely
owed: Bonee, moe^^p
olea and nerves receive new
^^P force. Enlivons the mind
and en pp lies Brain Power.
^~2g3E3EiB5K' Hnfferina from oomplaintapecu- >
I WmMPB llnr to their aex wilfflncHnDB.
laMKHffBfiw HAJtTT.K'9 IRON TONIC a
afa.^^^HHECH*?" clear, healthy complexion.
All atfiS3Sf3?5oonterfeitin? only adda to ltspopn. ,
n^^TMHwSSrlment-getOBianJALArrDBKflT I
1 TTi'iTriMMTtarr" D??? ?nd Dream Book!
V-l'SlBHlff f two cents In poataga. f
THEDB.MfffllptDICINE CO.. ST. LOUIS, MP,
*TU on file in Philadelphia <
I Wl>4 the ^iQWapapcr Adve?
1 | SSSJ3S?ti?tQH Agency of Uegsra. J
(f<W< AiHtft'lB"' ouf Utliurlzed ugentf '
m
NNEDY
sr before to give bargains to
ing in store an
2 STOCK
il fresh
TS T T? u
U JLlf JL a ^ ITT' ]
mnrgrin possible. You know what
n. Our stock of
A/ ARE
* V ".
iraden. It embraces everything ?
low ' '
A
RY,. SHOES, HATS, * '
ad Tin Ware, Etc, /
of '?
1
run Shells, 12 tc.*
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BAITS AMI TSCETAiI.ES.
I respectfully call the attention ot
the rtnhlie tn t.hp fnnt. that. T l?p<m on
hand a large lot of choice fruits of
all kinds that are in season, snch as
APPLES, OKAJHSEV
liElSONS, BAXAX AS
and all other seasonable fruits
Also, CABBAlaES r?nc\ other
vegetables. A full lin'j of "Family
GROCERIES,
OOlVFJE'CXIOTVS, J
etc., and TOBA CCO and .C,i GARS ~^|
Fresh FI?Tii and OYSTRS a fl
specialty Received fresh every
u eanerKlay and . atu .*'ay. v iv? me
a call, . ?
T. A. JAMES; '
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