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Cheboygan County Republican Con.
vention.

ventiOn.
A Republican County convention will
be held at the Town Hall, in the village
of Cheboygan, on Saturday, June Sth,
at o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of
electing delegate to the State conven-
ton, to be- held at Detroit, Thursday,
June 18th, and for the transaction of such
other business as may be brought before
the convention.
The severaftownships will be entitled
to delegates as follows:
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chsboygan Postomce

Mails arrive and depart as follows: -
PEroskEY AND ALL FONTS SOUTH.
Arrive and depart daily.
MACKINAw.
Ar-ive-Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
p. NJ. Depart-Tuesdays, Thursdays and
%aturdays, att AN.
.,., MACKINAw CITY AND FREEDOM.
Arrive-Every Saturday az noon. Depart
Tuesdssy. at 1 Pm.
ROGERS CITY.
Arrive-Fridays at p NJ. Depart Saturdays
att Al NJ.
AJPENA.
Goes by way of Petoskey.
Office open for delivery of NAL and the issuing
Money orders from 7:30 A. to 8 Pm
ONCE open ON Sundays from 1928 to 1:s p. NJ
j. r. FORD. p NJ.
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Ladies' ready-made linen dresses sold
remarkably cheap at the new cheap cash
store.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-01

The --latest summer millinery at Mrs.
IIuckins'.
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Piano h Another . sATrLE on Organ

Piano hieS 1r saTrnE Won on Organ
with monopolists renewed. Seei Bcatty's News.
parer for full reply sent free. Before buying
PiANO or ORGAN read my lateit,circuIar. Beat
etruwcnts. challenge comparison. Rivals are
jealous of my success. Moot successful house in
Amencai commence lew years ago without q
est prices given, elegant rosewood Pianos s35s
I6 stop Church Organs GIG. Tremendous bargain
" a - now ready. Address Daniel VE~-
w oil F. Beatty. Washington, N. ]. w III
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Notice.


CHERIFF'S SaLE-By virtue Of witt OF fieri
Ofacias issued out of aud under the seal Of the
superior Court of the Cits of Detroit in the state
Of Michean, to me directed and delivered. against
the goods and chattels. lands and tenaments of
Maria A. Barnes formerly Reed and John w. Nc
Grath- did. on the 30th day of May. A. d. 1873,
levy upon and seize all the right title and interest
of the said Maria Barnes AMI John w. McGrath of,
In and to the following descr bed piece or parcel OF
land lying and being situated in CheboygAn county
and state Of Michigan, and described as follows to-
wit: The north halt Of the southwest quarter Of
section twenty -ive l25l in township humble thirty
1871 north of range three 81 west. all of which
shall expose for sale at public auction or vendue
to the highest bidder. as the law directs at the
front door of the Court House, IN the Village of
Cheboygan, that being the building in which the
Circuit Court for said county Of Cheboygan is heidi
on Monday the 18th day of July, A. D. 1873, at ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon of raid day.
GEORGE P.QUETTE
Sheriff of Cheboygan County.
By p. A. p ,QUIN, Deputy Sheriff
FRED A. BtKER, Prff7s. 4 ttorney.s
Dated chsbsy<an, May s,th. 1878. E-7w
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$50 s; e.; 4; =:
60 Co Aurora. n. y; WIN. Bowen
$50 s.:
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coNaREGATIoNAL CHURCH.
Near the corner of Huron and Nelson str Gets
Sunday Exercises.
Public worship 10 30 A. n.
Su pday School 90 n.
6Ven1nS w r NJ
Prayer meeting ola Wednesday al 80 u.
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Church Directory.

NJ. e. CHURCH.
Corncrof Huron and Pine streets,
CHARLES p. wHlTECAR, Pastor.
Order Of of Sunday Exercises:
Preaching at 1880 A. NJ, and ESQ Pm.
Sunday school at IL NJ.
Teachere' Meeting, Tuesday. 7:45P. N.
Prayer Meeting, Thursday, Z: 45p.M
The public are afectionate-y invited 10 attend
NeesinRs.
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More new foods next week at Mrs.
Ilitckis.s. 1t
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PIANOS & 0kCaKSs1sgg , g4sT orr :

Reduction TO close present Sleek of 500 neac s,,d
Secood hand Instruments og fire Ffrst-class raolc,s
JMly ,cdrransed and at prices that DEFY COMI'E-
Triton for Misl class of Insfrumenis zGEr. re
WANTED for WATERS SUPERIOR BELI
ORGANS and PIANOS. illustrated Cafaioonrs
Mailed. HORACE WATERS d SONS KansJar
turcrs ard Dealers, 40 East IAN Street NsU Yeri
Also General Agents gor SHONINGDRS Ctk5ratse
Premium OnGANS
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Nesc Advertisements.
Catalogues s maps i, es. + AKIN DC ~ On

no B a Hiehest Donors at all Worlds II
vi XIV hibitioDs. Latert catalogues AID
circG.ars with new styles. REDCOkD PRIs rs
and mu, b information. SENT FREE. MASUN
|; q HAMLIN ORGAN CO., Boston, New York Q.
J. hicago.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-01
Shawls! Shawls! at greatly re-
duced prices at II. Bardch's Dry
Goods Emporium.-Avt

PERsoNAL.-The maay friends OF
Capt. James NJ. Davis, who has been
confined to his home for the last two
weeks by severe sickness, will be glad
10 hear that his condition is much i'm
proved, and that he hopes soon to be at
his Office again.
Rev. Thomas p. Hay, of the Theolo,
gical Seminary at Columbia, has been
spending Christmas in Camden.
Mr.. L. II. Ellis, Of Kertucky, but
familiar TO kcrshaw and surrounding
counties as a popular dealer in stock for
the past thirty years, is in town. We
arc Glad to see him here, and looking
SO bale and hearty.
Mr.. Max B. Arrs:cin, fer the past
three years 4 popular young salesman III
the dry good, house of II. Raruch, left
last week Cor Kansas City, Missouri
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On the first Monday in february next,
between the legal hours of gale, will be sold
at pnblic sale, 10 the highest bidder. in
front of the court house of kershaw
county. the following named real estate, to
wit:
|. The plantation on The west side Of
Wateree River. known az the Dolby Place,
situated in Kcrshaw county, and bounded
north by lnnds formerly the property of +.
\. Cunningham, east by lands OF Cullen,
west by lands formerly the property of f.
A, Cunningham and b. Motley, and south
by lands of Daniel and John Motley.
Which said land was, on the Ind day OF
February. 1873. conveyed TO Susan NJ.
Lang by II. C Salmond, assignee in bank
ruptcy of John b. Kennedy.
.. And also. at the same time ard place.
will be sold at public sale TO the highest
bidder an, thcr tract NJ follows, to wit ::
The plantation on tract of land lnown as
the Rock Hill Place, situated on the west
sine of the Watercc River. kershaw coun-
~. Stale Of Son;h Carolina, bounded north
by the lands of William Kelly and Thomas
Sessions. south by lands of the Dolby Place
and Daniel Motley. east by lands OF Cullen,
Kelly and estate of Spring, west ny lands
of Rose and the Rice Creek Spring road.
which said land was. on the .2nd day OF
February. 1873, conveyed 10 Susan VI
Lang by II. c. Salmoni, assignee i'll bank
ruptcy Of John u. Kennedy.
Terms of sale cash.
;,nltl SUSAN VI. LANG,
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OAKLAND RIFLE CLUB.-A meet
iag Of members of the old Oakland
Democratic Llub vas held 1t MarshaiPs
church en- Thursday, tie l4th uliimo,
Cor the pyrpo>o Of organizing rifle
club.
Capt. L. +. Mccoy vas called to the
char, and Mr. II. X. DuB,se requested
to act as Secretary.
Or. j.. J.. DcSaussu:e being present
was called upon to address the club.
which he proceeded to DO in S'y!e
which always charms. After which
the following officers were elected
II. X. DuDose, Cart'in B. I. Nc
Coy. 1st Lieut.; J. L. Pcarcc. % Lieut.
I. J. Rogers. 1t Sers, j. i. Al'xan'
der, Cd Sergt j. NJ. Potter, I'd Serst
C. d. Gardner, 4th Sergi 4; Il. I. Tur'
ncr. 5,h s rgt r. F. Pate, lst Corpora;
j. Hampshire, Pad Corporal J. NJ
Mccoy, Sd Corporal; W. King, 4tl
Corporal.
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RowDIEs.--Therc are in this towr
about twenty young colorcd men, strong
and ab!e-bodied, and who appear TO live
we'll but how they obtain their living
is a mystery, for their OF ly occupation
appears to te to make both day and
night hideous with their drunken rows
and obscene behavior. We 90 not
write this article 10 call the attention
of the authorities to these characters
because under the present law they can
only be arrested and imprisoned Ion
twenty-four hours; and there IS no one
of them who is not familiar with the
inside of the guard house. In fact
they give the police more trouble than
The balance Of our population aud last
night two cf them were arr,sted tor
creating disturbance in front Of the
store of VI, ssrs Block 4 Smith. What
NC want is the enforcement Of the va
grant law and a chain gang, so that
Just such characters can be put to work,
aud made to pay for the trouble they
are 10 the town.
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Utilizing COnYict Labor.

Tie Special Committee Of the Lcgis-
la.ure appointed last spring to inquire
into the disposition made Of convict Ia
Dor in the other States have submmit-
ted their report through their chairman,
tho Hon. II. \. Shaw. They found
great diversity Of plans and opinions in
different States, and recommend the
adoption Of the management prevailing
in Georgia, the State which. in climate,
population and necessities, is most like
South Carolina.
In Georgia the companies hiring corr
victs pay tic STATE 81 year for each
convict, and bear tho whole expense Of
guards, &c. Eleven hundred convlcts
are now employed on such terms, on
farms, railroads, ard in coal miu,s The
contracts regulate the number Of hours
the convlcts may be required to work,
and provide for their comfort. protcc-
tion and safe-kecpinS. The State fur
nishes one general superintendent, one
physician and one chaplain, whose duty
1t is to look after various wants. There
is not a single convict within the walls
of tic Georgia ptnitentiary. The con-
tractors take ali classes Of convicts. in.
cluding the vicious and invalids. Ex'
Governor Brown was one Of the first
contractors for this labor. His first
contract expires in April, 1879. He,
with two other companies. have COIL
trac,cd with tie State Of Georgia, (to
take effect after April, 1879 for al
their convicts for twenty years, enter
inc into u suitable bond to pay ihe
State $500. 600 in annual instalulcnts OF
$4,000.
Those who have had most experience
in the management Of convic's are con-
vinccd that in the Peniientary they will
"spoil so much material That the result
will be, in every instance. that they will
involve the State in a heavy annual cX-
rense." In view Of the financial enbar-
rassments of the State, and Of the large
appropriation for the l'cnitrni'ary IN
preceding years, and the amount now
asked for, the Special Committee advise
that the convicts be leased for at least
one year, and rot more than five years,
under such rules and regulations rs Will
be prudent and safe. NJ smaller NUM-
Der than twenty-five convlc;s should be
leased to any one person or corporation
so that the contractors can ahoru 10
furnish comfortable quarters and trust
worthy guards. The Committee are
satisfied that advantageous contracts can
bc made with persons intciestet IN the
phosphate works on he scaboard, but
think it would be advisable to favor, as
much as possible, all individuals OF
companies working this labor ON ralI'
roads, canals or other public worSs IN
which the State has general interest.
The Special Committee, III their con
clusons aud recommendations. are forti'
lied by the experience Of other States,
and by the conviction that II is just and
necessary TINT the ablcbodicd convlcts
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-01

ISDIscRIMlNATE SHoOrING.-Gan'
not something be done to stop the firing
of suns and pistols within the limits Of
the town? There is town law against
it now, but no one seems to have the
least regard for it. On DcKalb street
on Friday night last, some person fired
off pistol Eve TINES. Sach wild
shooting is dangerous, and the orai-
nance against it ought to be risid'y
enforced, and the offenders severely
punished.
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Fine Berkshire Pigs
Mortgage Sale.
BAUM BROS.

Columbus West 20 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
NOR; gage 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 OH The wa
icrs Of Flat Rock creek, in the county Of
Kershaw AMI State of South Carolina, con-
tanning one hundred acres more or less,
and bounded north hy lands of Anderson
Cauihen and Amos Faulkenbcrry. cas-. by
lands Of Henry West, south by lands of
Nathaniel Gay and west hy lands of l.. b.
Stephenson. Also, one two-horse wagon.
Terms cash.
decitd W. VI. BILLINGS, Agent.
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TniNK-Nhen you tuin the ncw
leaf in your life book - day, think IT.,
during the year just dead, You have by
your actions contributed to make the
world brighter or happier 10 amy one.
And if the retrospect does not prove
satisfactory, form resolution to do bet
ter in the future; but do not add another
slab to the pavement 10 pcriition ere
tie iics Of February shalt have conc.
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Estate Sale.

On Wednesday, the 2nd day of January,
1873, at the late residence of Henry Baker,
deceased, near Iough's Bridge, in ker'
shaw County, will sell so much of the
estae g of said Henry Baker as shall not
have been set Off as n homestead, consisting
Of 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
Snipes now resides will. at the same time
and place, be rented for the ensuing year
TO the highest bidder.
SAMUEL WEST,
dpcIStl Administrator.
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Mortgage Sale.

pearce & Tiller to L. D. Mowry & Son.
BY virtue of above named mortgage, |
vii! sell in front of the Court House. in
Camden. on the first Monday, the 9Th day
of January next, within the legal hours Of
sale:
Three cows and calves, one ycarling, one
gray horse. one bay mare mule, one two-horse
wagon and one buggy. Terms cash.
declStd ". l.. ARTHUR, Agent.
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TIE OPINION.

Supreme Court-Noyembcr Term, 1877
Tx rar,c Andrew Bond. Opinion =;
Haskell a. J.
The prisoner was tried at Columbia,
Fall term. 1873, and convicted Of as
sauit with intent to Kill. The prcsld-
inc Judge thereupon sentenced him to
confinement in the State Ieni,cntary,
=, hard labor. for four years, and the
petitioner. uader writ Of habcas corpus,
now seeks discharge upon the ground
that the punishment imposed by the
sentence is not authorized by law. In
the case Of the State VS.. Hord, Tor
assault with intcnt to kill, it has recently
been decided. On appeal, iopinion by
Moses. c. j. that the offence is not
punishable by confinement in the State
Peniieuiary. Does such error of law,
in the Judgment by zirtUc Of which
this prisoner is detained, render the
Judgment of the Court void ? Says
! Chief Justice Marshall An imprison-
mcnt under judgment cannot be m
lawful unless tha, judgmen. b. an ab-
solutc nulIily, aud it is not a uulll'y il
the court has general iurisd ction of tho
subject, although it should be 'rr2ne. ne
ou-." TX partc Watkins > Peters, 2o3
\ Judgment may be soilable aud ye'
not void When voilablc the remedy
is by appcal--rhe only way OF review
mo Judgment order in Il civil OF Grim
inai action. Rev. Stat. p. 5Gl, See. a.i9
When void, and it all cts the liberty
Of person, relief by habeas corp1s may
be had. pom that distinction aiI the
cases resi-; and although the distinction
may sometimes be iiucIy drawn ant
JUDGES may differ as to the character o
the particular process under which
prisoner is detained, they all concur II
the principles above stated. II th'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-01
Corscts are sold remarkably cheap
at II. Baruch' s.-Ayt

ENcoURAG'NG.-Tke many kind
words which come to Us from ali por-
tions oft the county arc duly appreciated
and encourage us to put forth greater
efforts 10 make the JOURNAL a welcome
visitor wherever it goes. Though the
times arc hard, We will do our best for
those whom We serve.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-01

ST. JOINS DAY.--The usual pleasant
reunion Of Kcrshaw Lodge No. % ~,
f. NJ. took place on the night of the
27th, that being St. Johns Day. The
following officers were installed : j. D.
Kennedy W. NJ; S. r. Adams, S W
}. Nc Smyrl, J. W.; J. [. VillepiSuc
Treasurer, J. p. Boswell Secretary, IL.
G. Garrison s. D.; w. W. Love j. D.
Jos Goodalr, Tier,
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be mai' TO earn at least their support.
For auy great work of internal improve
mcnt. we should be willing to see the
convicts hired oua on any terms that
would relieve the State from the ex-
rcnse of feeding and guarding them,
and, if they cannot be hired ont, it is
better that the State should employ
them on public works than support
them in idleuess.-.Ncrs and COuVier.
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WHERE ARE THEY ?--Do the presi'
denis OF the various Democratic cubs
in the county know where their lis's o'
members are? II they do not, they
should find out at once, ana have them
whore they may be found at any tine
Preserve The organization Of the clubs
aud much labor will be saved in the
campaign next summer.
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n Office.

State Of South Carolna-Kershaw County
In the Common Pleas.
r. J. Donaldson, rs Receiver, vs. W. E.
Johnson and others.
Notice is hereby given to all holders OF
the bills of the Bank of Camden, s. c.,
(rot heretofore proven and established be
fore W. d. McDowall, receiver of said
bank. under orders OF tho late court Of
Equity that by virtue Of an order OF his
Honor c.. Townsend. Circuit Judge. made
in above stated case, and dated the 18th
day of November, A. D. 1871. they are re-
quired to establish and prove same before
the undersigned at his office. IN Camden,
s. c on or before the first day of Februa:
rv next. W. H. X. WORKMAN.
novl3tillfed1 Referee.
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A full line Of Handkerchiefs and
Hosiery to be had at III. Baruch's.

LANCASTEE.-lt was our privilege to
visit Lancaster Courthouse last week,
and we were pleased to observe the evil
dcuces Of Improvement that arc visible,
not in the village alone, but alona the
entire route. Planters seem to be anti
cipatns the pressure Of the coming
summer, by putting in larger quantities
of small grain than usual, which is dis
covered in the fields Of wheat, OATS and
rye along the road. In the village ma
ny new residences aud stores have been
bui,t since we were there in 1870, which
proves that somebody vi there has been
making money. While in Lancaster
We met number of friends I'LL of. whom
secu,cd hopeful, aud determined that
the Republic shall be saved. Lhncas
ter is 4 great county, and her people
arc among TIC most patriotic and Thrift
ty in tic State. All that they need
besides Democratic government, to max,
them perfectly happy is railroad t'
Camden. And then ;h't surplus crol
of cotton Of which Carter, Of the Le'igcr
spoke so boasifully at the Press Asso
ciaiion, will not be put upon the markc
before late in tho spsiug. We hope VI
will soon have an opportunity Of agair
visitju. Lancaster.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-01

A MISTAKENLY the County Com
uissionrrs' report, which appeared IN
the JOURNAL Of the 18TH instant, Maj.
L. w Il. Blair is reported as having re-
cciyed Gfty dollars for services as jury
Commissioner. 1t should Lave been
tLi.tv dollars. The Clerk Of re Board
made the mistake willie copying from
his books.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-01

THE SUMTER UNION met with the
Baptist Church in Camden en- Friday
last, pursuant to appointment. Owing
to the extreme inclcweney Of the wealth
er the meeting vas a small one, bu; the
usual business of the body Vas trans
acted, and the meeting was very
pleasant one.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-01

Low FOR CAsH.-At sales Of stock
under mortgages, which are frequently
held in Camden, good horscs and mules
may lie bought at prices ranging from
thirty to fifty dollars, cash.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-01
The Cotton Market.

Owing to the Christmas holidays ecu
pied, we suppose, with the fact that the
supply Of cotton is about exhausted in this
market, We can report sales Of only lOi
Bales for the wee'; The prices range at
from 81 10 10 cents for mildlinss.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-01

In the Ladies Department" You
will find an assortment of trimmed
and untrimmed Hats, Ladies Under
wear at II. Daruch 's.-Avt
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NOTICE..

With view Of change in ny business,
my books will he closed on the lst Of Jan
uary, and no goods sold on credit after that
date, unless under special arrangements.
Those indebted to me are requested to set
tie without delay.
dec2j-it EOBT. VI. kENNEDl.
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c.wEAR Orr.-To-day is the date
,Ially appointed by old tope's to
{. swear of for year. The number o'
days in that year usually ranges ali the
way from one to hirU.
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The passenger trains on the South Caro-
lima Railroad will run rs follows:
FOR COLUMBIA.
Sundays cxccpted.)
Leave Charleston 500 n. II. 9.50a. m
Arrive at Columbia 1l.00 a. m. S.45 n. IN
FOR AUGUSTA.
Sundays excepted.)
Leave Charleston 900 a. m. 7.20 p. m.
Arrive at Augusta s 90 p. IN. G.l5 o. m.
FOR CHARLESTON.
Sundays excepted.
Leave Columbia sop. IN. 7.l5 p. IN.
Arrive Mt Charleston 12.00p. III. G.l5 a. m.
Leave Augusta $50 a. m. 9.30 p. M.
Arrive at Charleston 4.20 p. M. 500 a. m.
CAMDEN TRAIN.
The Camden train will leave Camden at
100 III on Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays, and connect at kingsville with the
up passenger train for Columbia. On Tues
DAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays il win con
meet n, Kiugsville with down passenger
train from Columbia, and arrive AT Camden
1T 9.45 pa. Connects daily with trains
from and to Charleston.
SIS. SOLOM0NS, Supt.
s. B. Pickens, Gen'l Ticket Agt.
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SEE advertisement Of J. ". DcPass,
Real Estate Agent. Parties haTias
Houses, Stores. Offices. o! ether Real
Estate to sell or rcut, would end mar
ket for same By calling on him.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-01

Blankets, Opera Flannel, PLAIN
and Twillcd Flannels, Cloths and
Cassimercs in large variety, very
cheap, at II. Baruch's.--Avt
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-01

STRAWBERRY BLooMs.-U.ss Alice
Wallinc has shown US some strawberry
blooms, which have oiened upon
plants in her garden, without any
covering or protection. 1t would be a
rare thing in these parts should those
flowers mature into ripe strawberries.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-01

CHRISTMAS The holidays we're
spent quietly and pleasantly by the
good people of Camden. But is"
6ob,s occurred on the streets, and the
police dill uot find it necessary to put
many rersops in the lookup.