The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-02-18
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York has had thirty-qne !, children Badrs9s-bys
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Hanginga maekarel e te your coat sa tali5 NJ
and imagining you are a whale, consti.
tutes goldfish lristooracy. :! 9jEiH9
'"My wife" ,".ssid a wag, sc cameaser
calling me honey last night 'o"lhaseds
! How was that3 "Why; she called md
old beeswax." 7!r, 81 '!r'si''!o
DEATH ,;llrE OF CASA HkRrz;' '!Mg M;tIIeofgs
Mcknight, better known as Asa Hartz,
died in New Orleans On the pOrnibg.@
the 1Clh inst, of consumption
q Miss Brown, 1 have been, to learn
how to tell fortunes" saida yopngmap
to brisk brupette; "just give, me yoar
hand, if you please HLa, MI White,
how Sudden you are! We'll, ,:go ask PahH
y. j. Wright, "a. .colored Lawyer; hail.
ing Beaufort county was in atssa'-
dance at our court last.week. i Hsisue-
ceeded admirably in convictingths two
clients he defended -Marion Star. nj
"A. T. Stewart sold. twenty shawls
|, this season in New York, worth three
thousand dollars each, and one worth
four thousand. One woman lately run
up a..bill for twenty thousand dollars in
a couple Of months. '.f - E,:.t@f!,fs
A Hartford doctor made this: singular
return of death: "Died Of Ignorance"
His reason was that the parents. did inot
know enough to carry out his dseo-
tiops, and from this cause the child
died. .
lady having the misfortune nj 'tr e Y sses haze
her. husband hang. himself 3ou sn.appie
tree, the wife of neighbor Immediately
came to bega branch Of that tree, to have
it grated into one in her orchard, h1or
who Knows says she, Shut itmagbeai
the same kind Of fruit" IL .:s;.s,isa,
AT the late railroad convention in
Atlanta, Georgia, the railroads extend
ing South from Virginia agreed to
transport immigrants over their line at
one cent. per mile.
MAGISTRATE Apro1NTED.-W. a.
johnson, Esq, "a son of Colonel
Benjamin johnson, who ~as killed at
the first Manassas, } has been appointed
by Gov. Scott magistrate for Charles
ton County. r. .sse..t 20 1;4.
The Darlington Rsmocrqt says; :"blr
E. NJ. Stroller, a.northern, gentleman Of
capital and enterprise, has purchased,
near Florence, Ill acres of land for
the purpose of raising poultry. For
carrying on this enterprise, Mr.. Strober
will bring on several German families"
ANOTHER S1cKLEs CAsE..--Dr!aGeo.
B. Peters, who killed Gen. Van Dorm,
has recently been united in the bonds
of matrimouy with bis former wife,
from whom he was divorced IN conse-
quence of her intimacy, as claimed,
with General Van Dorm. Miss Peters,
his daughter, has, in consequence, re-
noutced her intention of becoming
nun. '- " e.. 'I..1
A Memphis detective few days since
arrested young desperate by the ans
of Webb, at Grenada, Miss. v hile
conveying his prisoner to Tennessee,
the latter took occasion to apply chloro-
form to the officials nose, and during
the slumber that ensued, deliberately
walked off the cars at the next stopping
place aud disappeared. What was worse
still, he carried off with him the detect
tive's carpet bag containing his pistol
and linen. =. ...s....
There lie magistrate in town in
Indiana named Helser. A clergyman
in the same place was called upon BY
a young couple not long since, WHO
wished him to join them in the holy
bonds of matrimony. He asked the
bridegroom, "a soldier, by the way, for
his marriage certificate. The man in
in blue responded that he had been en-,
gagged to the girl four years, and, be
thought that would do. The clergyman
thought not, aud remarked. as the spec
diest way to obtain q license: d" You
had better take your girl and 60 to
Helser p' +i. ...
"You go to hell yourself~ retorted
the angry veteran, and seizing the
bride by the arm, he dragged her