The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-05-23
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A Remarkable Story.

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/ A Remarkable Story
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The residents OF one OF our streets, ~ me
western portion Of this city, have been for 10,
several nights annoyed BY what has teen
termed by them unearthly sounds. On last
Saturday night, as runs the narrative, These !
sounds assumed q still more alarming natare,'s
and to say that the listeners became trighten,dt
ed Will convey but q faint idea OF Tna1 waa
experienced. Inc residence mac, Ior long
time, borne the name OF being haunted, and
this appellation has deprived the owner of'f
the same from placing this property out at
Trent, and it has been o dead weight igpoApa
his hands while taxes aeepmnlatea and the lno
property rapidly became yaldeless. lmmagi,
nation brought forth ghosts OF lnauneraeie y
shapes and colors, chains were heard TO ciank
windows and doors slammed and hoangeaftsoki
and frg, and every goblin named N tae, ealll ~;
endas has been made TO play 2 part part, ~ tne q,
aforesaid haunted house a stranger, nap. ,,r
penlng IN that direction, ana noticmg snas
s sd tSs ns,ai I nn;ssnds @ @ e this narsienlsr, ),
uS uIu f.sosm. "a - ,,r;os;,,, - - -
W u9ou aaaSIsa nas Inv IL psn2
WV wv La auI oS .;tta,, =. , Ss,s rsaaa,sJieI
with ay many n additions until tbe inouirer wasgs
I'LL 10y ~ ~ ha,;ans .ba ..n.b df thast..o
men,s mon bnt be;ny Of The scentical tnrn ha
concluded to investigate for himself When,
the adventures of the so.called ghosts were we're
conclnded our sesptical friend porceeded I'd II
;ntary;aw ,ba nreraises. and was amply .re.ai
mid hvtbe discoveries which he made. which i.
wore ~ follows In. o;,e af The attic rooms.
marched on q cross beam sat an owk whose
renerah,e annearanee I'd the behoIder % be-' M
l;eve tbat rs was one 81 tbe nnmber tl,at ae...,
oomnsn;ed conn Noah ,dnr;ae, stha aood54f Haa
oS,n1.I;,, ,vos, +, comnaon viii soraral of nj.
o,,as "a Ln ,ba;r aon;;nmaJ hnot;nos bara
s.ass' IIa1 ~ s,.;-o 49, t,i, ahherhood f'
TIo Tgp' o,unar @ % afthe hoHsa s;ncs tl;s d;saayBe
ery has had numerous anplicants to- rent Stl;sd,
same am bnt conclude to3 3 occupy II ibimseless.
and has refused yery liberal offers from thosas,
ubo heretofora nrononnoed ! The residence
tha 80 ahanntsd bonssen Ibor,pe,o1 Renv551;.
chi, , - IT. ~ . I'd 'f.3 sfs.f oH
,zrSi,:,! 49, :, q ,srJ.iea ,agi,
JENKINS IN IExAs:-Married. ;s,4A y ~. seyeIa mi
days since at the shanty OF tns pFlae, m,ss LIS.
Emily norton, iree woman o. eolor! % slr.
AdWard s,cke.e pam I--sag. w. serslos 'De,.ls
performed 0y 'he fsef. nt iiAyWooa' colof'
ed: -, -, : ,1s, 49,, - 80" ,,.,
Inc beautIfai ana accompils1eo '.Is pilee y
far, tat ana hfty-apoat tne co,Gf ora siae
Of sole.leather painted with talioW, ana l!s5
one OF the best washers ana lroners @ on
street. The gallant groom = pure gaaca.
Esian, an american born gentiemsn-driVes a.
government team with great ease; 2i 'f'
The only bridesmaid M, on sne ns 1ellGl!lous &c;
of old Uncle Isaac, sometimes called Dr..
Isaac. Being taken by surprise, Aunt Ma
linda left her wash.tnb and proceeded di.
rectly to the alter. She was dressed sans
stockings. sans one shoe, with a rope tied +,
around her hips which held her skirts high
above the aoor-she was the admired Of all
admirers The ceremony was cutie private
and family affair. i,sw
And yery little change was noticed in
the household; in fact, the parties had been
lust as intimate as could be for long time,
but the bride was not happy; sleep came not
to her eyehds, her meals were not enjoyed,
and "thinkin' over the way she doiu'," used
more soap to the dozen than she got for the
washing. The sympathetic Rickett, who is
about thirty.fve years Of age, and respect
able looking white man, could stand these
sirhs no more, so getting his papers and
PSrson HAYWOOD, he carried the war into
! Africa in legitimate way. MIR. R. seems