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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-05-04
CAPTURED IN DISGUISE
One of the Latest Criminal Sen
SatiOnS in Paris.
The Absent Merchant and the
Missing MOney-The MyS-
teriOus Visitor and the
Poisoned Coffee.
(Cnncinnah Enquirer

(Cineinnah EnGuir-r1
A case of a very remarkable nature
has just occurred in Paris. 1t pre-
senls features OF strkingly dramatic
Interest, and furnishes sensation OF
an entirely new kind George Rimon
and Henry Biuquer were in partner
ship ss niliners and. Cloak makers.
They were in an extensive way OF
business. and supplied the Paris and
London markets with fine goods.
They bad large work-rooms, and ad.
joining the countiDg-bouse was a
showroom where cIoaks and sbswls
we're hung for Inspection.
At the end Of each month BiDquer
was accustomed to remain behind aud
complete certain schedules: On that
Gav, too, collections were made from
the trade for goods furnished on call
and a considerable sum was gener-
ally deposited in the safe by the close
of the day as the resuI. of these col.
lectiOns.
On Friday, November 80, 1877,
the collections were made a. usual,
and over $4,000 francs We're collected
The senior partner, Rimon, quilted
business at 6 o'clock. aud left Lehind
him Binquer aud three clerks. Next
morning Binquer failed TO make his
appearance, as usual, to open the
place, aud the clerks could not gain
admittance until Rimou arrived. On
entering. everything was apparently
as usual, but Rimon. who. had gone
into the counling-roon, found that
THE SAFE WAS OPEN. 80.
and that its contents had been re-
moved. A messenger was sent to
BiBquer's residence. aud returned with
the news that be had not been at home
since the previous morning.
The clerks said that soon after
Rimou left the warehouse the night
before. BnQuer told them to 60 home,
and that they departed leaving him
in the counting-room at work at the
books. But one conclusion could be
reached, namely: that Binquer bad
decalnped with The contents OF the
safe, amounting to about 10000
francs. All inquiries, however. failed
to throw any light on the road the
fugitive bad taken.
Biuquer bad been in the firm for
eleven years and was a man in the
prime of life, y widower with Two
children whom be fondly loved.
These children we're too young to be
capable Of deceiving. neverthelcss
they persistently asserted that they
bad neither seen nor heard anything
of their father since the morning Vi
November 80. Moreover, search
disclosed the fact that none of Bin.
quer's clothes bad been removed, and
that be bad left large sum Of money
iu the house and still larger sum IN
deposit
On the second day, however, doubt
was set at rest by the receipt OF 9
letter signed BY Bioquer himself, an
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-05-04

A hurricane recently struck Demo
polls. Ala. and wrecked 1--we churches
of the colored BaPtists. The question
is, what have the colercd. Bsptisis
been doing to thus cbslisnge. the
wrath of The skiesY l..! 80 t..tt
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-05-04

When will our people quit using
that "blarney" term Honorable" AZ
applied to members of the Legisla-
'ure ! 1t came IN with the carpei-bae-
gers and it should 20 out with them.
1t is poisonous exotic. 1t can only
tickle paddisg-bcsds.--- Wawisgtoa
(N. ca Stcr. ....'.r, .. -..... a.,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-05-04

"A tramp called at QuiIp's grocery
saying I'D like you to lIelp ne q
little. >" "Why don't yos help your.
self!" returned Quilp "Thank yon.
! will" said the tramp ss te took .
bottle Of pickles and Two losves of
bread and disappeared.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-05-04

"Kowdy. howdy. how.ly-do'
How is your wife, and how are yon,
All II tits nry hs' As no other can,
The horny hand of the working man.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-05-04

Friend to scientific authority Doc
tor. bow is msH to tell . musbroon,
from u toadstool 2" Scientific author.
i'y: by eating it. II you live. it is .
Uusb-roop; YOU die, it is toadstool.'
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-05-04

Office At 100 Mulberry Street Upstairs
opposite Isaac Bonham's.
Efc-' All orders fpr goods of any kind will
b. promptly flied. W. will make liberal
advances un coDsignmen;s Of Cotton.
October 2Tth, 1877 -ly. t'-
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05

,iuLrs STOLEN Mr.. NJ. II. Loftin
ayrrei here saturday, night, in search
Of ,,r"a mn - wiich were stolen from
IT, ;rrrcaii ,c :arm "f NcFadlen, K"ith
& o., Of Williamsburg county. several
dav@ 70 Hc bad traced the mules to
uc..r 6 .r;cgsviiic, in Darlington county,
cosi'g in III, direction, but here he
cou'd ioar not,iag of them. The mules
W.. rc t" have been sold this month, IN
de- mortgage to W. ~ WhiIden & Co..
Of Charleston, and circumstances sur
rounding ihrit disappearance leads to
TIE suspicion Ihat some one connected
with the .arpcatine fam arc cognizan:
or =. the.t
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05

\ co!ored man, who had jus: pnr'
cha.cd d mule on crtdt in Camden, bad
the animal drowned in Il ditch on the
Charleston road while taking it home
last week.
Ira man will drop his gun to run at
Il rabbit, what is he use Of taking his
Gun along? This is what one of our
merchants did the other DAY while hu:t-
ing. lie probably had the "buck-rab-
bit acue."
Everything in tie d"ro: is impreg,
mated with the odor of euano &C., Even
the paper upon which this weeks issue
Of the JOURNAL is so heavily charged
with the perfume that every man WHO
cones into the Office has TO hold his
nose
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05

THE FeEsHETs.-A sen,lemon who
observes clo,c,r, and whose memory is
.ool. says hat wien he used. many
Yeas 80 20 ,ide across Pine Tree
c.e,k while in swollen condition the
water would san his clothes bu, Of
late such is ~ he cnSr lie concludes,
th.r .crc, ha. the recent ire,hets are
caasrl by o6,iruc. oas in the river, and
tn t, tho 20" IF water Is so retarded that
it a, tuc to become clear, and consc-
qren:'v doe. not sell the clothes Of those
VIII, pluage INTO it.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05

Goop.-Wc arc s.al to see that the
c. me,cry Association are row taking
such iuteres, in clearing up and impr"v
ing the appearance Of our cemetery
Some Of ,he Old enclosures have been
repaired and several new walks made
Tho brush and underground on the va
car. lots have been cleared away and
tie olcn SPACE has b, on plowcd aud lev
clc' 1t the good work % on until
q wl.ol4 cer,c'ery placed in thorough
r".ai".
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05
The Cotton Market.

CAMDEN, S. c., March. 5, 1878.
The market ior the past week has
been frm, without any change in price,
We uotice, however that the majority
of cotton which now arrives is OF the
lower grades, lhvLgh ne havc heard of
'aacy grades sold .ast week. We quote
the market rs closing oo Saturday at
10, to 1O5 cents f>r mijd!ing. Sales fof
the week 293 bales; for the month Of
February $50 bales.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05

THE Circus Old john Robinson :
Circus arrived upon time in Camden
N Sunday evening, having made the
iays journey fom Columbia. and
pi'cLod their tents on the vacant plat OF
4rourj in rear Of the store Of Messrs.
". \. Ancrum ( Go. AMI G. J. Danlap.
Vt 1920 o'c!ock the grand street pa
gcant, which vas very mach like circus
fageaniS n>uai J are took place, and AZ
one Tic "iCor. were opened " Tic col
'cction Of animals, irclniiug four cl"-
phanrs, WAS pa'sably GOOD, aud the RIM
performances up TO John Robin~"n>
STANDARD. Every body was in town on
business" but. as matter of course.
did not omit going to tie 81 ow. At
aish; aao;her exhibition took place. thr
seats not being in such demand as at the
u.idday entertainment. and ere daylight
this morning The immense caravan was
iar on the road to Bi.hopyil'c, where
'he tents will be spread to-day.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05

Work AHEAn.-1Gere j. unloubt-
idly work ahcal for the rex, Council.
Apalt from tie task Of ,cyying aud col
l"ct;ng tax's, and ''running the town,
the great question, wba, shall lie done
with tie town currency, is looming up
the plcsrnt Council has asccrtaincd
pretty nearly the amount Of currency
that is actually in circulation. 1t re-
mains for the next Council to retire
this currency as rapidly as duo regard
for tie interests Of the taxpay :rs will
permit. And to accomplish this, men
will tc required who represent, not ST
orrh particular elias, or interest. q.
Me rhoL /o,ca. We ale sure that oI
the several gcn;lcmou ncnti0nc! in con-
uoct;oa with the Offices cl lnt2ndart and
Waricns sa.I.a Council could be. Sc,
,vC&1,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05

SPRING Tic time FIR planting is
fast approaching Who IS it tha; has not
made arrangements to iIav" enough c"rn
in crib Of his own production on tho lst
Of next January to carry him through
the year 1872 The times arc hard
enough now. but the prevailing opinion
is that the bottom has not yet been
reached. Farmers, take warning. aud
plant while it is yet spring time.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05

ARRESTED A co'orcd man, named
McLau"llin. was AR, stod by Policeman
Net,les an Frilay. upoL suspicion of be-
ing tic party who committed Il rape in
Riclland coun': shnrt time ago, aud
Tor whom constable from Columbia
was IN search here last week. Mc!.augh.
lin. however, having satisfactorily
proved that lc va. not the man wanted,
was r. leased.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05

THE MAILs.-Thc Lancaster Le'lye'
raises its voice against the irrcgulari,y
of the mails, and IN mild way goes
for" contractors, ostuiastcrs &c. The
complaint Of our contemporary is well
founded, and unless contractors &c.
give more attention to their blsiness,
complaint will be made to the depart
ment at Washington.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05
AFRAID OF \ CoLD.--Somc MIS-

AFRAID OF 4 CULD.-Spmc mis-
ch;cvrn> fellow. wt.o cared hot Tor thu
CONVENIENCE Of Il G curious. AMI who ~
loub, fincicd that hitie Exercise oi
tie phv.ica! m,n" would pr've condu-
svc 10 tie heaiih I, + u any, Tut INTO CIR
cuIation ii report that dispatch had
been received directing that the "big
elephant be made to swim the Wateree
river, the bridge. rs was ALLEGED, not
being strong enough to give him pas
sage over high and dry. Accordingly
a few hundred victims 20 curiosity con-
grcga,cd ut tho bridge to sc the fun.
About sunset the caravan arrived, and
greatly to the disappointment Of the
assembled multitude. the whole concern
passed over the bridge in perfect safety,
the announcement, Ono doubt, the
work Of the same mischievors indi-
vidsal) being tia; tie elephants keeper
was afraid he might catch cold by
going into tie wa;er 50 carly in the sea-
Sou, aud therefore cnnclpdcd t. ri>k The
bridge. I. is needless to add ;ha; thos'
who had walked thr"c miles to the
bridge rhoa.tt the distance back to
town wos at least double what it is.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05

FRIcnTrHrD.--Oo last SUNDAY a.
tcrunon bc;wcrn twr aud three handrFd
peopl, us,cu,tlcd at th' Waicroe Bridge
70 see the el-phsuts c"me across. WHiir
waiting ;herc, ,~o regro boys got into i
rougl,and- tumble fight. Most cf the
crowd were so eager TO see the fight
iha. they appeared to have forgotten al
else that WIS going on, when sud 'cnly
there was a cry that /" the elephants
were coming Just then the largest
one aprcsrcd at thi, end Of tn" brilge,
raised his trunk and gave q terrific
snort like IT. was mad. The crowd,
sce;rg no keeper with him, thought
tia, lie hal broken loose and gone to
travelling around on his own hook. The
fight soon formulated then, by both
"onb,tanls aud SPECTATORS scattering
pe!I mcll, frightened US if the whole
lncnageric had been turned loose on
them.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05

ApoLoGErI~. .-Shoull any Of our
patrons disc,ve that the paper used for
this issue Of tic Journal is charged
with the perfume Of fertilizers, &C.,
they will please place it to the credit Of
the South CIR lima Railroad Company,
which persists in putting all freights
together, without regard for their char
acter or uscS.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05
GUANo, FERTILIZERS 1

GUANo, ERTIL,zEEs &C--Wr
haze uu more ;han one occasion alluded
to .hr fact I at the South Carolina
Railro.l Company has never made any
a;rangem. To store gnano, fertilizers,
&c. apart fr IN other lreishts The re-
su't IS, a just and Widespread complaint
thai goods are damaged by being
br ught within range Of the articles
ahovr mentioned Even whole barrels
Of lour and tubs Of butter are in many
instances rendered unfit for use on ac-
count Of being imIrognatcl with the
prcu.ar oaoi. \ suit for damages
", VI double have the effect to cause
III, s G L. i. Company not Only to
bu Il ! sepolaic warch,nsc f1r frrtili-
~, mt '!s' TO p-ovidc special cais in
oaNa. to ltan!sotttAew'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05
Erevities.

March comelh in like lamb.
To-day is the fifth day of spring.
TIE Courihous, has been reshing'ed
The gyp-ies lave taken their de-
rariurc.
Council i. having the drains on Bfcai
Street cleaned ont.
The knowing ones predict failure
of the fruit crop this year.
Gardens are being prepared, AMI
MANY scasunablc sccds have been plan
ted.
DR.. Baruch has. in the lover end .!
tnwn, the finest iicd Of oats nc have seen
THIS year.
The absorbing question among iisca-
toii,l artist, now Is: "Ilaye you got
any i've bait =
The nurcrous fri nls Of Billy Love
will find him presiding At the Drkalb
House bar.
As far Us hearl from, Kcrshaw coan-
ty may tc considered right side up, po-
lilicaiiy.
Kirhlcy & Smith Will open this week
a novelty that will be very attractive to
the "b'ys."
The rcccn. warm weather his bad its
effect upon The small grain crops, ii! OF
which are looking ~ smarlly.
Mr.. Dayi, & cvali last week recovered
A valuable watch which was st,lcn l:cm
hin several months ago.
Me>srs. j. VI. Williams and 5. Wolfe
have commenced the foundations oi
their new buildings Mr. T. }. Hay
has the contracts.
The robius have appeared among the
mock orange trees, aud there is con
scqucnt delight among the small boys
and other sprrt>a'cn.
All OF the cotton is not yet oGt ct
the country. Il c'ntinu,s to comc to
market in greater or l.ss quantities
every day.
Camden j. better provided with con-
ycyanccs to aud from the depot than
ever brf,re, and the result is low prices,
and occasionally a free ride.
In connection with the approaching
municipal election, We may mention
that we have already i've candidates
for the maFshal-hip.
TIE Kcr,haw Guards were o.. d'ii-
ling on the 9th ultimo. The boys
looked splendid. Fact is, it is going
to lie rafting coed compay.
The retirement Of the town currency
rapidly as the interest of the taxpayers
will p.rmit secn,s to the general and
reasonable desire of almost every body.
The "Kcltle Drum at Mr. Mellow
all's the other night was 4 success In
every respect. 0'hrr entertainments
Of rhc kinl will he had during tho
scason
Tbe p,aepar;crl participation in nnl
POLITICAL prognosiicalOr On r:Hnir;paI
Affairs h.s come Gu: Of his hole, and
has a,,pa4S ":fg ,crcl ot.' yL.eh tieks'
wul Nv eactSd.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05

OBsERyABLE.--lt is a fact very Oh.
sgryat,le that there are in Camden a
great many able bodied colored men
who seem to have no employment. A
glance up or down Broad street on any
day Of the week vii verify the r"r'ark.
Havetnoae men sought work and faled'o 10
find any? If not, they shoull be abont
something from which they can derive a
support. Wni thero is will, there's
always q wy.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05

ENTERpRIsE.-Mr. Wm. c. Young,
having secured the right for a patent
process for tanning leather perfectly in
an incredibly short time, has established
first class t@nnory on the premises Of
Sir ". 7. Morrcil. where he is nov en-.
gagged IN rlakios u most beautiful quail
i'y Of harnes> and upper leather. This
i, n.N enterprise. and Mr.. Young de-,
serves credit for 'hc activity displayed
tY lin.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05
New CnuRcHEs.-The Raptists

New CnuscHEs.-The Raptists in
the nrigh5or'ood Of Slr. Reddick Nose.
ley have just competed & church build
lug on land Gcnat' d for Il a purpose by
Mr. Moee!ey. Rev. a. s. Wi'leiord
prcaclrs there occasionally. Last Sun
day Afternoon the young people organ
ized quite Successful Singing School.
Joseph +. Gsr.lner uses the building
,urirg tie week rs school house, and
We understand lis success IS a pc!a-
gpgre is very great.
The Talii-ls Of Bculah have also
comm"rccd the construction Of a church
rdiSce, wh'ol. we i'arn will be COM
I:ctcd in q >hcr, time.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05

TIE LILLIv,iT0N The steamer Lii!
Iington is undergoing rpairs at the
crossing Of tie Wilmington, Columbia
and Augusta Rail,cad. She will socn
resume her regular trips on The Vs.
teree. when her proprietor will End tn
business Of transporting raTal stores.
merchandise, cotton, &c, qni'e lucra
tive
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05

FLAT RocK.-The entertainment
given at Flat Rock on last Thursday
evening was highly enjoyable affair
A correspondent writes: The att'n'
dance was .argc; the plays We're we'll Sc
lcc,ed and he acting very good ind. ed;
70 mention an orc % the actors as hay
ing ions vel would perhaps DO injustice
tn the rest; al were highly delighted ard
left satisfied; if laughing vii! make one
grow fat, thea ihnk these who were
fortunate enough TO be present ought to
increase greatly in weight, and their lives
be lcrgtLeufd. | 90 no, hesitate to say
that as omotcurs Our Liberty Hill
friends cannot bc excellcd
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05

DIED.-Wc regret TO announce the
death. from consunpiinn, Of Mr.. Robert
II. Mickle, a resident Of Western Wa
tcree, in this cornty, which occurred in
last wednesday. Mr.. Mickle has bren
a resident Of ,l;i county since birth,
and leaves mrny relatives AMI flienls
TO mourn hi> lIss.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05
Nosfce
TowN MAR>uALs OrrIcr,

CAYDES. :. c.. Feb. %. 1873.
The books arc now open at the Council
Chamherfior me reeclIiOn of Town Taxes
fpr lbe fiscal year 1873. and will be kept
open uui.! the 10Th day Of March next;
= t>er that date the bcoks win he closed and
executions issurd against al ,lelinquents.
III pcrsoas kcepin-. L!ycry Stables, and
running Vehicles for Hire, Draymen, Hack
drivers. Aur,;onccrs. and al persons liza
tie to Special Tax under section 3 of an
Ordnance 10 raise supplies for the fiscal
year 1873, are required at once to take out
license and pay The special tax. Failing to
comply. the 'sw wi! he enforced in every
ease as specified in sections 10 and ii of
he said Ordinance, f. T. SILL.
Marshal and T.C
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05
Application for Homestead

Mrs. Mary Louisa pavis, widowof James
". Davis. of the county aforesaid, having
fled petition Ter Homestead, for herself
and minor children. in The Personal Prop.
crtv Of sa,. James y. Davis, notice is here
hv given thar said Homestead will be laid
If on the ,wcniy-i'gth day of March. A.
y. 1878. unless cause he shown to the con-
,rary bc'orc ne NJ my office in Camden, s.
C., at or before that tine.
J. +. SUTHERLAND,
judge Of Probate kershaw Co.
Feb. L.. lS.9-tG.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05

4 GocsE SToaY.-Alr. W. 7. Nor
rcl. has goose that is uow setting upon
tu-sick in lis pond Some half-mle
ab,ve he dom, and at least one hun
dred yards from the shore on either
sid. The same goose made her nest
ther' llst year. vent to setting upon six
eggs and as soon as tie gosiincs came
out of,wo Of th.m. she brought them
home. the young geese taking at once
to 'hc water
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05

Coop TErMLARs.-The colorcl pco-
pie have houri.hing lolgo Of Good
Templars in Camden, Which meet:
weekly N thc hall over The store of Mr
D. X. Kennedy. We believe the
Lodge w,s established chiefly through
The excrnons Of Rev. Il. l.. Roberts
pastor OF the Dekalb Stree: co'ored
Methodist Church. The following are
tie officers 10: he present tsrm:
Rev Il. J.. Rob'r;s. W. G. T.; Sarah
Benson, V T; G. G. Levy. W s;
Thomas W.lli1ms, W. f. S; Thomas
Brown, W. NJ; Charles English. 7. G
Cynthia Wilson. X. II. $; Emma
Jnnss, J.. II. s; Hester Erglish, A S.
Mat'i" Dickerscn, D. w.; Matte Carr,
7. W. c. I.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05

GnEAP.-in the Fraud Commission.
REQUIRE, we iird ,hat Representatives
Aja.nson. Galhe7 and Gary, from ,l.is
coun,y, csch received 500 as their
s;asrc o. the 'Furn;tu:e' job. When
We consider that others 10 more COM
pct,n. :a:a they, cl;iec US field hands
or .a.rsm"n.' 90; - uruch as 1000,
we s:e conpci;td to say that they were
h.agn; cheap, and their conscience
w'.- s4siiy 'oncilcd. Perhaps their
carly moral education was neglected.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05
Granney's Quarter Democratic
Club,

meeting OF Granrey's Quarter Demo.
cratic Club will be held on Saturday next,
The 9Th instant. 4 full attendance is earn
cs.!y so.ic,Ie'i, rs business Of great import.
aucc will be brought before the Club.
l.. l.. CLrBCRN,
President.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05

INcEAsISG.-Candidates for the
municipal Offices are increasing daily,
All are good men, and the chances are
that the town ail, beyond all doubt se~
cure a good Council.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05

DisMIssEo.-The appeal in The cast
of j. =. Boswell vs.. Jonathan Page
tried at the Court Of Common Pleas fol
this county two years ago, a"d decided
in favor Of the plaintiff, has been dis
missed by the Supreme Court. j. w
DcPass, Esq, represented the plaintiff
and Capt. w. l.. DePaSs the defendant.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05

| HARp.-iwo men III wcli-tu-do CIR
cumstauces were comp'ain'n. Of haid
Im the other day, when poor fellow =.
witkout dust OF mell in his barrel, u
slice Of meat in his box. or a cent in
his pocket, but with wife and SIX
sqnalling bruts in his house, stepped up,
and hearing their conversation. re-
marked "Thc TINES are indeed hard,
hut am about as hard as they are.
They haven't Whipped NE yet, and as
long as God gives me life and health ]
will get along" The gentlemen above
named concluded that they would Cease
reriuing, and that the times are never
SO hard but that they might be harder.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05

"a RATTLNG Gtor NEWSPAPER. .
Such is tie New York WorH, the
leading Democratic newspaper Of the
United States. Read its Iro'pPc'us /"
this issue.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05
WHERE is THE Uv.RsElR.-it !:

" HERE Is TIE UN.koElR 1T IS
the gen, ra; c3mrlaip: Of persons triv-
i'm, the i.ancas.er road tsat the sam
is in an ;;'m,st impasslble condition jIst
north of Sanders creek, and particularly
s, Oh the hill beyond Gum Swamp.
Where is the road ovcrsccy? We call
the attention Of the County Comais-
soners to the subject.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05

WE acknowledge an invitation to
the Anniversary Celebration Of the
Piedmont Literary S 'ciety of Adser
College, Walhal a, S. c., on the 18Th
of March
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-05

FERrILIzrRs-Ou young merchant,
Mr.. w. l.. Arthur. who is always
abreast of the times. and who knows
the COOL of printers ink. has fertilizers
&C., for sale upon terms most favorable
for planters. Read his advertise
in another column, aud give him call.