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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-19
so ZEN NE.

FL cl almacen de los Sres Fe,idersen.
Wink comp. hay de venta hero galvapi-
zatlo acanalado y dc clase superior dc :, = 5
PIES dc largo.
In ct nllSlnn alinaccn Sc encuentTa ciTnirn-
20 romano de la acrsiat,a marca Porrlan9
ccmen Iock y comp Tetuan >. H. l. II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-19

las has dc ;osIo@ taniahos lagitimas de Csxrgn.
hnsta 800 cslonrg. en- e asmacen dc los Hfes ANVIL
JuIIA CoMP.. DC Aeuadilla. Para mas po-aenores
diriSrse los eitados sehorrs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-19
Ell TELEGRAPH.
Llolnpari. Melon y Con,paiiia.
T.. San JiStq. T.,
vENTAs
AL POR MAYOR
y al detail.
$1,000
ESPECIAIlBAD
en- calzado.
IIAuDAD III 0D]lE Dr. NODS Ql s. 9EBUlVAg NIluAlNEIqE

ahrsI NOR . niat tcIptr r,prra y.iaa aruan
th uts mtdn
pr dsais nrr ~ mn
o nuInafd gu t l sfao ha lass r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-19

asorn >s para calzldo snmbrillas IA anta.{a: me
di,- p;,ri1:ua~ d. soda: cor,t;s dc Sarias alass
albums para cncu'1tn = ei~n rctIa;Ds: perfume
.a cseojia: batineitGs d. :Dcrilu pG.a r, .,
nasiios; camie;tas snrr.' dc oln haiisia l,ra ID
snaht"risoa Dc .aso para dNlI; ayios cnpiain- pa
irla.la ,InIantafrs fa>era, ,in h,rla: niricos d.
lana Teatrp. prlaa mautiiia: mantii.aa n rn"a
Ch2ati1y, fnrma taStcan1 ncgras hancah crrin-
ta4 bho de mar: paltueIos de. bat;sta Js5,adio
c';cr Iuto eintas dc grsi torciop"io da toios
aucnoH prrnderfa do variaS ca-r~: hiio rrfl.'hrt
'Surttdt: polisones armtorns. noseGad: tiiaras
para costnra para. bors.a::
SiIIts DC MoSTAH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-19
DE ENTA.

In bilIar propio para salon, f6brica rs
Phelan, ron mesa dc n,ag1nol totlos sns en-
sores. Para iniorme dirt.nsc Il, jos; Rosa
Guayamu. 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-19

En- el establccmientO de p. Sebastian Nj
rarpcix, Gale dc Ia infanta 1.nisa, nun. 3. s&e
eEcuentra ec yenta Ia legitima cerycza negrs,
de Ia Tnarca Me-. Eurail's ExtIasfout al per
mayor i III por nienor Puerto Rico enern 2
de .Sebostid, Hirplps.y !.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-19
Legitimo guano del PERU
A ) s 5 Or f L AD A

Cnico dep6sito en- Ia Isa, alnacenes dc LIAuET.
BoIdA COMP - Mayagncz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-19
IntereSante

4 los seaores fot6gfofos n 9fcionndo&
dM fotogratso.
Gautier en- Mayagile1. tene do yenta alaunos
siemplares delratado dc fotograffsa nor d n M6rtA
bowen, Ga edison que colprede todcs as adelaptr.
hcchos en- e artc f0to2rdfco hasGs ell diR ain rival
para Il perfecclonamiento de cualquier aacIonads.
~Preeo s5, franco de porte s-g
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-19
PARA cABALLERos Y NIEos.

Snco5 dc vRje nnl;a.,, con corr"as: ncria man
taS nRirtas It" de aia; siiaS is rsnStnr de
cucro in,:l,i- guan;> dc ,ahrtlla Il" gamma pst-
hlIncs Ee bQsilio; c>rt1,s ie noveaad: S,uAhrercs
d. pelo irltrn naa atras classes cuclo baNns dc
hilo; lcontina- dc soda. Eutapereaa. "a &1; ort'o~
neS para lentrs: cn:taplumas ilnps cepi'ics para
dicnts hrochas lara barha aVios PARA norman SOM
Ea 81 N.dAcEN DE Ell LTELFGRAFO. calln de San
Justn. nun. e frcnte In Mailo;lnipa. sc haliart
ser ict,itima do cADEEETA de DoBLE PEsPuNTE. pa
rh mano De mesa q pedal. GAaANTIZADAs BAi:l :
Tas. HiiN dc cOSrr sedaS cspeaaleS para Ui;lqui-
mas, acc"sorios piezas sueltas to3o 10 relative Il
dichos npAratns.
negrG de dolores. acre, mucilasso. p1rta-iRcturas
mecinc0s: lapires negros. de co!ores Do gonna,
s,onas para bofrar tinta ipiz. sobre papel para
Cartas de todas ciases: papcl sobrce cnnercia
cQpiHdor.s de cartas. lhros en- hlanco, juei,os de
Diario Mayer. ibros de raia lbretss carterltas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-19
Nneya Imp. del "BoIctin.

Habiendo Iaontado una elegante tipografia con
uH9 gran msquina mec;inica lras de m0no dc los
neioc"S fahrcantes cXtranjercb, hHbianGo traido
gran surtido de toda caae de elegant {. tipos de
antigua aereditada fundicjoli.am eriena dife-
rentea loa usados hasta ahora t.n el pals partic-
palnos al pilhico que este eataberimicnto ~ hari
con eaTndro pronttud todn ciase de mpresiono-
La Administration del BoI.ErIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-19
RETRlT0S PKTADQS Al OLE0
SOBRE FOTOGRAFIA.


Siendo tan fna IA pintura que n,itan Ia poresla-
IN 4" GhreNrrS su duraclon es sin riysl.
En- el estHhecimento de Don Adrian CordiGIiA
hay do manifesto preciosas fstografas iluininaass
ri oieu. eobrn iela carton impermeabis.
D'nlas es;i n,anifestar las yenkaas de este sists-
ma ples adenaS de Ia perfeeta stfaeianza que p,s-
lie ren"varse gusto del interesads neresita mo.
itStai>t mas que ounce minutes, euya coInc1ids3
no puede obtenerstseOn al meior pintor.
h Sr. Cordiglia ACADIA de construir lie nueyo sH
gaeria qne iue destruida por el liurHcan apEots-
yechando la eXperieneia adquirida furante un sfin
ha reformado su luz de tai manera que hoy haee
tratos dc feas. bonitas las bonita Hevadh
ul grado snperlatiyo conservando siemprs mas
perfecta semejHnza.
Ademas acaba el Sr. cordiglia de recibir nue.
vas preparaeiones quinlicas de su amigo eolees
Mr.. Desiderius, primer tot 5grac de- Paris para slar
tono magniflco los retratos.
Sa hacen reproducconcs de peflueiio ralyat4s
aumcntandoo al tamafo natural nar medic de In
mdlIina fotogrdlcn, unico medic eonocide pars 81
perfection en- toda Europa t.nt,rics esea igual-
mente pintadus al 6leo sobrs lien1o los colorc
imita;ion poreelana. n.
Orozeo precios suInanente na6dicos al slcsnNs
de todHs las fortnas las personas que Eustea hon
rarme.
Horos de retrc,arD d ! d. Ia torde.
Gale Do S. Justo M 95. m ohre. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-19
ATUDCI0S BITIRS0S.
AVESO.

Sc neeesitan dos ioyencs para repartir entire
gas Fortaleza ~. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-19
ESTA DE vENTA
"a W7MSND.

In corhe do euatro asienff.s On huen e4tsf'a &s
serfieio Pede verse eu ie onsiI de la E-rella is-i1
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-26
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
seHa e OF s.
Real Estate.

IlYsIrue OF an order of the Orphans Court OF Che
I'D County Of Hunterdon, bearing date the 18th day
Of November, A. DiS7s the subscriber administrator
ofOthniel Lake, decd will sell AZ Public vendue
Saturday, the 10th day Of January next,
An that certain HOUSE and LOT. Of which the said
othnio Lake died seized situated the south Side OF
Ferry street. In the City of Lamhertvile and bounded
On the North by Ferry street. the East hs lands Of
the Lambertvilie Gas Light Company, Che South BY
Swan Creek, aud on the Vest by lands oflanes Mu-
ncaux, containing 5736 Square Feet OF Land more
less The lot ronts "A eeton Ferry street. and Is $50
feet deep There s on the premises good comfortable
Frame Dwelling House 1880 feet two stories high with
a basement, u ss SO AZ Is ~. W. s.
Further description Is deemed unnecessary, as any
wishing to purchase can view the property for them
selves
Parties desiring to view the premises will call upon
the subscriber. 81 ks n<s[ tc@ <
take place the promises between The hours Of u and
o'clock.
,s,4 Administrator Of uthniel Lake, decd.
Dated Nov 18th. fs77-D. 9Th.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-26
N office.

PPLTcATIoN win be made TO the next Legislature
IA Of theState 81 New Jersey. for Act todefne the
dunes OF the City super Of Public schools Of
Lznbertyiile. and constitQte the City Superintendent
and Trnstcss Of the Pubic Schools Or Lambertvite,
City Board Of Education for the same,
Nov. q, 1877, S-w. GEO. II. LARSON.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-26
In CHomceru of NeaU .Jersev.

MALViNA LAKE AND WILLIAM PHILLIPS a,
BY viftne OF aid order n the Court Of rkAncery e
NeE jersey, madenn the5ny Of the date hffaof in -
cfation Is complainant aidyou and phers afe defend-
ants you areIequfred TO appear and plead, a4wF or De-
n1nf to the ain of said cei pIanaDt ofbefpref1
fifteenth day of1anuary next, or the said bill VIII
be taken as con lFsz,d against you'll
The said bill is ied tofofeclose ortgaEe given by
Edward q. Phillipsand wife to eCentennfa building
and loan Assecation on ahds in tie township Of West
Amwel County Huntsrdon and State OF New Jersey.
dated November Both, A. D. 1876, and you Hannah Car
liss Frederick Phillips Maisipa lake and william
Phillips are made defendants because you hold mort
81 w. r. HERR,
Solicitor OF Complainant
81 Union Street. Lamb yilie, Az ".
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-26

The list of unpaid taxes In Paterson for
1S745-6 contains over 1900 names, and the
advertisement Of the sale Of lans Ia default
for the same will cost over $3.50.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-26
TAX NOTICE.
Sale Of Land aud Real Estate for Taxes,

Sa'e 81 LaHt anu KSeaI 9lstato lot iaxes'
Notice ishereby given that Public Sale of the Real
Estate hereinafter mentioned will he held at The Office
Of the Receiver Of Taxes OF the City Of Lambertye
SATURDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1875
atthe hour OF tive o'clock In the Afternoon the proper
ty assessed the property Of the Anwell Mills Com
pany situate the west side OF South Main street. In
the firs Ward Of the city Of Lamhertville adjoining
lands OF John Sproat and others the lowest term OF
years but IL ease exceeding fftyyears) for which
any person will take the SAME and pay the ,. a.
the interest and cost fees. charges and expenses
according to the provisions OF section nine of act
titled An Act to revise and amend the charter ofthe
City Of Lainbertville approved March sixteenth eigh
teen hundred and seventyour. The interest In this
case will DO at the rate Of twelve per centum from the
twentieth OF September 1876. The fees charges and
pnses viii DO for the certificate OF sale and the proc
portion Of the cost Of advertising and sale ~ y
$50 ess ~ H. r. KfTCHIN, "
nssnau "a n1S Receiver Of Taxes for 1876.
December 5, 1877.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-26
THE MARKETS.



BUEN--GATHER.--Iu Lam!eTtyille on The 10Th inst
BY Rev. Chas III. Thomas John BdDn 70 bliss Matilda
Gather; both OF tsp Eatf nsad zfG fiss
LEptUN--sTOUT In Lam bcrtyillet on the 25th inst,
by Rev. chas IT, Thomas, Dayton Il. Lemon, Of Penn
lagoon Mercer Co, y Miss Mary Y. Stout Of West
+ Amwel
ROBBINS FRfLfNG an Lambertville. on tho 18th
inss.,}iy Rev. O. IL. Larson, Mr. Jesse Robbins, Of
Plunistead, Pa. to Miss Amanda Friling Of Pumstead
I Pa. sa1 - Stf A1ltsase fga
GATHERS sIJFBR- On the 2oth q December. at the
residence Of the BRIDES father Neelys Mills Soehury
~ the Rev P A. Studdiford, D. D., Dir. VIM Cath
erp Of Lahaska 70 Miss Ida IT, daughter Of Mr., acob
sMfTTf--KIINE--Dec 49, by the Rev. @. =. I Love-
George Smith Of Reading, 20 Emma J, Kline, Of King-
wood. 80 20 ~ *-ft'+ ~. ~ 2
TOUr-STRYKER AT the parsonage near Ringoes,
hy Rev, l. poulson December 10. James N. Stout TO
Kachelstryker, both Of Hopeweii. sa ~ -
bE%-BLt0Af- lin Holland tnwnship Dec. 4. by the
Kew Isaac NJ. Patterson, Thos Y, Cole, 70 Eleanora
WILL 10. by. Rev J. IS. Beck
man, Al. v. d. Williamson, Of Franklin Park. y. to
Hannah NJ. Hill, only daughter ofTheodofe Hill, Of
RoE--CAsE by Rev. r T. Gordon. at the NJ. r. Par
sonage December 10, John Roe to Hannah E. Case, al
siiivEsIt ARP Dec: -, BY Rey Roc, AM, r
I shiye. OF New Hampton, to Hattie Sharp, Of High
bridge. st4 asa s 4}o
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-12-25
ShaylOr's Hill Items.

The planters are about done sowing
wheat. and he old women are preparing
for Chris mus; and the little folks arc
on their lip-,oe, With high expectations
that Santa Claus will fiji all their stock.
iugs with good things. 1 sincerely hope
that they may realize their expectations
| see that Iilers Ferry was not
washed away in the recent lreshet, or If
least it left the Colonel on dry land. lie
seems to be living in Greece; wonder il
he is not fond of turnip sausage. rs
ior our friend Miils, he must answer Tor
himself; bu; as for Wat, he has caved in,
and will no; appear on the arena again.
l will state by way ola friendly farewell
to him, that he is now Superintendent OF
the Shaylor's Hill Sunday-School,
where long may lie live to enjoy the
blessings Of having his house covered.
As We are a go-ahcad, and never look
back people, we have one CT the most
ingcniously constructed mill dams in the
world, which divides the waters OF Flat
Rock and Granny's Quarter Creeks, one
stream passing over the dam and the
other beneath it.
We have somc few hogs to kill when
the weather will admit The County
Auditor need not think VIC are going to
exterminats the few hogs that are taxed
in this country, but will try to increase
the number TO several thousand head,
if the hog.cholera docs not thin out the
number of pigs between now and next
Jnnc.
We hope to hear soon, that the pub
lie schools will be opened throughout
the State; 50, that the children in the
country will have the benefit Of receiy-
Ing a common school education. We
are poor eople. and the State must
come to the front in this hour of need,
or this generation will grow up in the
grossest ignorance.
More anon ON this subject.
A happy Christmas to the rroprictors
of the CAMDEN JOURNAL.
AMERIcUs.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-12-25
Fine Berkshire Pigs
Mortgage Sale.
BAUM BROS.

Columbus West to Names Baum and Her
man Baum, merchants, trading under
the firm name of Baum Brothers.
Mortgage Of Real and Personal Property.
By virtue of clause contained in above
mortgage, authorizing the sale of the mort
gagged premises in case of default Of pay
ment of the consideration for which said
mortgage was given, will sell in front of
the Court House in Camden, on the first
Monday in January next, all that piece.
parcel or tract of land situated on the wa
ters of Flat Rock creek, in the county of
Kcrshaw and State Of South Carolina, con-
tanning one hundred acres more or less,
and bounded north hy lands OF Anderson
Cauthen and Amos Faulkcnberry, cas-. by
lands of Henry West, south by lands of
Nathaniel Gay and west by lands of l.. b.
Stephenson. Also, one two-horse wagon.
Terms cash.
decitd W. NJ. BILLINGS, Agent.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-12-25

\ LARGE WrLDCAT.-Probably the
largest wildcat seen in this country for
many years was killed by Mr.. j. A
Newman in Mulberry Swamp on Tues
day. His dimensions were two feet ele-
ven inches in length and nearly two feet
in height, aud be weighed nineteen and
a half pounds. His size was fully that
of an ordinary dos. Mr.. Newman
brought this trophy to town Wedncs-
day, and he was pronounced by those
familiar with wild cats to be the largest
thcy had ever seen.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-12-25
Gard Of Thanks.

EDITOR CAMDEy JOURNAL: Please
allow nc the Use of your columns Tor
the purpose of returning thanks to a
large proportion of our community tor
what regard a great favor.
The church at BE .lah was built q
few years ago for a Union Church,
where our nclehbors, without regard to
denomination, could worship. Through
the generosity and courtesy Of the other
denominations, the church has been given
over to the Mcthodists, who have had the
lot donated by NIr. John Brannon sur
veycd, and titles and plat made of the
same. We are profoundly grateful to
our friends and ncighbors for their
goodness to us, and hope in the future
to be able to return the favor.
Thanking you for publishing this
card | am Yours with Respect,
r. w. Z. SMITH, Trustee.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-12-25

AN OvERsIGHT.-Our failure to no.
tice the advertisement of Mr.. Jacob
Elias, which appeared for the first time
iu our paper week or two ugo, was an
oversight, and we wish now to make
amends. So,..,bc i. known that Jacob,
vino so distinguished himself during the
late campaign as a very enthusiastic
Hampton man, has been all the way TO
Germany for hclpmect, and is now
merchandising on his own account one
door north of I. j. Baifeld, Esq,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-12-25
IyreYiticS.

The usual Christmas cock main took
place at Swift Greek Saturday. Sum-
ter county whipped.
Dear reader, at this writing we cam
not tell You whether We will get a
Christmas present or not.
Mcssrs. Kirkley & Smith display a
large stock Of fireworks.
We presume if you DO not have tur-
key for dinner to-day, you will always
think you ought 10.
Odr carrier presents his usual Chris
mas compliments 10 Gus readers.
The finances Of the State will be in
good condition when bar room custom
drink to the health Of the Mofc. bell
punch and the State debt.
If you see a young man with fashy
new watch chain or q brilliant sett ol
sh;:: studs, ask him il he bought them
at the auction that was in progress on
Broad street Frilay and Saturday
nights.
The streets were crowded with coun.
try folks every day last week.
An unusual amount Of fruit has been
sold bv the dealers this season.
1t vas inter sting to the grown peo'
pie, as well as to the children, to in
spect the display Of Christmas presents
at the store Of DR., Young.
The Methodist Conference received
sc, ,SG1..'J for missionary purposes the
present ycaf.
The free schools are to be rcopcned
January lst.
II you can buy secondhand moutl
organ in Camden for cent, how mucl
do you reckon you could get it fol il
Monroe?
Our town is dotted here and ther,
with newly shinglcd roofs.
1t was Il lovely sight to see so man.
ladies' on the streets last week, makini
Christmas purchases.
Our merchants say the dull times
the coming year will commence abou
the first Of January
We know a mau in our town who l:
the happy posocssor Of an old BLUE
horse and a big William goat. III
hopes to run a onc.horsc farm with tn
two next year.
4 largS crowd was attracted to tn
auction sale Of old guns and pistols b.
Nj A. J. Freitag last Saturday.
We know Of farly who should b
arrested for fraud and wc wish he was
so that W. could publish it.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-12-25

WoMAN.-The origin and meaning Of
thc word woman" having been quite
recently under discussion in the pages
Of London Notes ap1 Qitries, u Dublin
man sends the following old verse which
he lately camc across in his readings;
When Eve brought roe to all mankind,
Old Adam called her roe man;
But when she rood with love so kind,
lie then pronounced il 'roo-man;
But now with folly and with pride
Their husbands pockets trimming
The ladies are so full OF whims,
That people call them whiA-nea.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-12-25
Personal DIR. ]. II. Alexander

! Personal ]. II. Alexandc
arrived in Camden last We K, on pro
fessunal business. He returned to Co
lumbia yesterday to spend Christmas
but will be back again on Thursday
His patients will find him at the resi-
dencc Of Mr.. |. B. Alexander, on Mon
ument Square.
DR. +. NJ BoYKIN, after an absence
or several months to his plantation tc
Louisiana, returned home on Saturday
night.
Mr.. Frank II. Warilaw, Of Liberty
Hill, is spending the Christmas holidays
among friends and relatives at Edgcfc!d,
his former home.
JUDGE KERsnAw, under commission
of the Governor, occupied the seat OF
Associate Justice Haskell i1 the Su-
prcme Court last week in the hearing Of
several cases in which the latter had
been employed as counsel.
REV. G.. w. WHITMAN, pastor of the
Methodist Church at this place during
the past year, goes next year to Spring
street Church, Charleston. During his
stay with us. Mr.. Whitman made many
friends outside his congregation by his
quiet demcanor, active zeal, and deep
toned piety. We believe he is given
The credit of having built, in large
measure, the handsome ediice which
the Me,hodists have on I.yttleton street.
In appreciation of his services and real
worth, aud also as expressing their feel
ing towards him, his congregation
adopted resolutions requesting that he
be returned to Camden for ihe ensuing
year. But Conference sa~ proper to
sead him t. another field, whittier he
will carry the best wishes of all who
know him. Mr.. Whitman is succeeded
in Camden by Rev. John Q. wilson.
Rev. \. NJ. CiRIErzBERG goes next
year to Newbcrry, and Rev. A. j Stokes
is transferred from Marion to Sumter.
Mr. J. T. Hay and family are spend
:ng the holidays with relatives in Rich.
land County.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. McLaurin, o!
Sumter, having recently returned from
the North, are now in C,mden for a
Gew days.
That friend Of ours, Belton 0. Ken
nedy, Esq, is taking Christmas with
his relatives in our midst.
Mr.. Names Baum left Saturday for
New York. Madame Ramour saith
he will bring home with him Il bride.
George G.. Alexander, Esq, of The
CAMDEN JOURNAL, is Christmasing in
Columbia.
Capt. VIM. Clyburu returned FROM
Charleston Wednesday.
Squire Wm. Mungo has been az
pointed Trial Justice for BufT.lo Gown-
ship.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-12-25
Estate Sale.

On Wednesday, the 2nd day of January
1873, ut the late residence of Henry Baker,
deceased, near Hough's Bridge. in kor'
shaw County, will soll so much of the
estao OF said Henry Baker as shall moi
have been set off as homestead, consisting
sf entire crop OF corn, fodder. peas, horses
cattle. hogs, household and kitchen furni
turc. plantation utensils, &c. Terms cash
The plantation upon which Mr., John
Snipcs now resides will. at the same time
and place. be rented for the ensuing veal
to the highest bidder. -
SAMUEL. WEST.
declS.td Administrators
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-12-25

At two O'Clock, tomorrow afternoon,
a fashionable wedding will take place at
the Poplar street Presbyterian church ;
the groom halls from Pine Bluff, Ar
kansas, and tho bride is one Of the most
charming and most accomplished young
ladies Of our ci'y.--Nemphis Appeal,
Dec. II.
The groom above referred to is Mir.
Allen j. Robinson, Camden boy, and
We are sorry that We were not able to
learn he name of the bride. Allie, Old
boy, We congratulate you.
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Mortgage Sale.

Pearcc 6 Tller to L. d. Mowry & Son.
BY virtue of above named mortgage, l
will sell i'll front Of the Court House. in
Camden, on the first Monday, the 9TH Cay
of January next, within the legal hours OF
sale:
Three cows and calves, one yearling, one
gray horse, ,onc bay mare mule, one two-horse
wagon and one buggy. Terms cash.
declStd W. l.. UR, Agent.
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CouNTy FINANCES &C-We lay be-

COUNTY FINANCES &c We lay be-
fore our readers this week, the m'mo-
rial Of the County Commissioners t.
the General Assembly, concerning the
condition of the finances, roads and
bridges, &c, of kershaw clun'y. The
Commissioners have given great care to
the preparation of the memorial, and all
of their suggestions are timely. Every
citizen should read it, ana the Lcgisla
ture should give it the most earnest con-
sideration.
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THE Sumter Union will meet in the
Baptist Church at this place on Friday
next, at II O'Clock, and continue in ses
sion three days. Preaching may be ex-
pec,cd on Sunday anl Sunday night,
and perhaps on Friday and Saturday
nights.
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Window Shades and Fixtures at
Ii. Baruch 's.-Avt

TuANKs.-We are indebted to our
friend, Occasional" for the interesting
report of the entertainment at Liberty
Hill recently. Circumstances beyond
our control alone prevented US from
showing our face on the occasion.