The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1882-08-31

hcC G'laC SeC Gue weary Spiil AC0 "
seek that rest which no earthly pow
er can give.
Brevities. ~ -
Fine Photographs at Alexander
Gallery.
Good bye old rainy August.
Farewell Mosquitoes and Gnats.
The weather was quite chilly OF
yesterday morning.
Corn is falling off a little IN price.
It is now down to $l.4O per bushel.
There was q slight rise in the Wa
teree during the present week.
Cotton picking and hay making
are now in order.
Robert Parker was hanged in Al
ken last week tor poisoning his
wife on the 22d of last December.
The Democratic convention TO,
making county nominations will meet
in Camden on September Is
To-day is the last day of the sea-,
son for the stores to close at 6 p. M
The clerks are sorry to see it,
The circuses are vending their
way southwark. One is to be in Co.
1nmbia shortly.
1t is. seldom that a peach is seen
in this market now. The supply
seems to have been exhausted.
The weather during the past week
has been very unfavorable for cotton
picking, fodder pulling and haymak-
ing.
-1heres are several cases Of tynhoid
fever in and around Camden at this
time, but it is not considered Of q
dangerous type.
The Camden Short Line Railroad
isnow talked about on every side.
We hope and believe that work will
be commenced on it in a short time.
In the trial of Garland for the
Killing Of Addison in o duel in Yir..
ginia recently, Garland was acquit
ted. s
The errors cssgreat men and the
good deeds Of reprobates should not
be takenin our estimate Of their
character. = II
Mrs. VIM. ,Bearding,who died re>
Gently n Perry county, Ala, was
1G years old. Her husband, who
survives her, is1O9 years old. B..
The road hands have done little
work on some of theroads neart town
recently, but the heavy rains have
undone it as fast as they made the
repairs. IS -,S
Col J R. Abney,oua former So;
licitor, is in town. on professional
business. .Heis employed in thede
fenseof Capt. James r. Halle charged
with the killing of Maj. Blair.
The Arhaasdo Tr aueliers aged col
ored person says: my idee ofs dc
better worl is whar dar is q election
goin' on all de time; case den de
white folks isallers Perlight."
The Kershaw Cornet Band were
out. on Hampton Square last Thurs
day night discotrsing sweet music
They are improving rapidly in their
musical talent
The anti stock law fever is raging
il Barnwen county They proposs
to send no one to the Legislature
who is not opposed to the present
law.
We would like to hear from some
of our correspondents in the county
as to what is transpiring in theil
locality-politically, socially and
agriculturally,
The railroad magnates. have held 3
meeting in A atlanta recently, and it il
rumored that they intend to raise
the rates on freight to and from al
points in the South. i
This issthe finest crop year thai
any pne in this section has ever seen
vet there are GROWERS and. frauds
laroand here who aretalready tryine
Ito frame excuses to gel out of pay
ing their honest debts. : s.. 81. .
The FARMERS tell us that the con
timed wet weather Is causing ootto1
to SLED Its iruit to an alarming ex
tent, Also, where the weed is Yery
I5large and full OF foliage the mois
ture is causing the lower bolls to rot
|. AIady friend wishes to knoW VIII
The mensdon' t invent something ti
keep J. the soup fand other things
from their mnstache while partakinll
tof Them gke says;s .,.G 80 &. J.
You may rub, os!hoy grub the Mastsohs
EsS.sif ydu win, y I. =. ~ 8, 81
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- viii remain thsss 4 :ss
81 q don is Il TO sappeaT9naIasi
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