The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-04-04

II. on Sun''a;: Prayer Mcc'ihS oh "euhesaa.
at7I p. NJ.
EPISCOPAL Curncn REV. B. F. D: PERRY,
Sunday. Mt IL o'clock 4. NJ. and =. NJ
Wednesday. at 1 80 P. NJ. Friday, at 10 o'clocl
A. VI. during Lent.
.. Baptist Church. Broad, strset-+Rcv. a. X
Durham, Pastor-Servi2SS. at.-ll a. NJ. and
P.N.on the first. second and fourth Sundays o
each month; Prayer Meeting Thursday at p
II.
Meetings..
EERSHAw LODGE NO. 90 A. z. M:-Mem
hers will attend regular Communication o
your Lodge on Tuesday evening, April y, at &!
O'clock. b, order of w. N.
WATEREE DIVISION NO. 8, S. OF T.-At,
nLthe regular meeting of your Division al
Temperance Hall on Monday evening at - O.
~''A' ~ ' ]. B. LYLEs, r. S.
ENTERTAINMENT Attic Town HALL
fhe Indies of the Presbyterian Church will
gixeap aptertainmept at the Town Hall on
Thursday, the ish, Of April: Doors open
.. 2 o'clock P. NJ. The price Of admission
viaf-be e5c., for adults, and for children, 10
Sps
CRuMBs.-Under the genial warmth OF
the sun, the trees begin to lcare.
The ground is still so wet that ploughns
s almost impossible.
On next Tuesday night regular communi-
cation of Kcrshaw Lodge will be heA.
See advertisement of Capt. Jester, rela-
tive to the Consignecs by steamer Isis.
"a Coop SHor.-Capt. John BurdeA, kill
@,afex Gays since, five wild turkeys as one
slot. We think this is pretty hard to, beat.
CouRr.-Next Monday week, the. 18th
instant. the regular April term ofthe Circuit
Court will be held. From an inspection of
the dockets and our knowledge of the condi-
ton of affairs in our legal world, Judge
Melton will not be very long detained here
Thus may it ever be.
CHANGE OF ScHEDULE-Thcre has been
a change. commencing ca Monday, on the
Camden Branch of the S. G. r. r. The
trsip continues to run daily, but runs through
to Columbia only on Mondays, Wednesday
aud Saturdays. The hours of leaving and ar
irving continue as before. Just think ofstay.
ing at Kingvillc all day!
EASTER ELECTION, GRACE CHURCH Cam
den.
WaRnESs:-L. II. Dcas. J B. Kershaw.
yEsIsYMEN.-J. y NJ. DeSaussure, Theo-
dore Lang, J. 4. Young, J. NJ. Davis, II. c.
Ssls,asd, j.. McCandless, VIM. NJ. Shannon,
Dbl EGArEs TO TIE CoNvENT1oN.-]. Is.
KershaE, J. NJ. Davis, J. \. Young, Ikeo-
dore Lang.
The congregation Of the NJ. i. Church
souih. in this town, Rev. A. j. Stokes Pas:
tot, will worship, next sunhy, in the Chap
el, next their parsonage; which thcy have
purchased as temporary place for worship.
We understand that they propose to build II
new church at an early day.
Az ORNAMEST-Mr. r. NJ. Kennedy
has caused to be erected in front ofhis store,
handsome awning, to keep off the rays Of
the summers sun, and Illustrative Of the
goods, wares and merchandise to be found
IN the store of that cnterprizing merchant
Prof w. R. McCreight assisted in the erect
jpn of-saaia awning.
NEw CAsus BELLI.-Tke last freshet has
completely caraied away almost the entirt
crossing at the "Dcpot Creek" properly
known as Little Pine Tree, Foot passengers
ore now compelled to wade, or else ''wait fol
the wagon" in order tla:t' ey nay "all take
q ride" Why is this lus, most potent
County Commissioners? AS yet, echo an
swers why.
CHANGES IN TIE CHURCHES Tho NJ
+. congregation has purchased the chape
adjacent to their parsonage as a place o
worship: The A. NJ E. congregation ha
purchased the church vacated, and Mr.. +
Goss has become the posseseor Of their church
There is vast deal of timber in the hug
edifcs purchased by Mr.. Goss, which h