The Kershaw gazette. (Camden, Kershaw Co., S.C.) 1873-1887, April 13, 1882, Image 2
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TIIEttttANGE.
Agriculture was the first calling of j
nn;'nootlioroveiHj^tIonlii life precedes
and the C range WW established toen
irngCMigrlciiltuiMl pursuits, to bind Jho
tillers of the soil together in lYatcrnfty,
audio advance to o higher stute^f perfec
lou the science of agriculture. Become
~rtoger yoyvHlf R" to the Gnu};;?*
etlngn. Obtocyc the l;tniuv?, tlu-ir
**?s* HonsilMlpmghters, as they
busy cares, the work uud worry
Win nnd house, and coino to spend 1111
hour in social pleasures, ami withal proll
table iuteivhiingfc of sentiments, Ideas
and experience. ObtyrJa tlie great hn
" provonleut kjtdtpclal Intercourse, tliu de
vcloi p* their social natures and
the appreciation of one another's cH'<-n*
... and you will bp oonstralned to say thai
. so great has been the influence <>f tlio
Grange on tbo farmer^thatJt has changr
ed ntit only his views, Ideas, habits and
? tourcps pf pleasure, but his vory nature.
Tlie Orange Ib to the farmer a school, a
? ins and a church.
The ' Pomona Qrnnge In this Jurisdic
tion Ih now In session at Lriu'hwood In
thin county, and wjhopo it is largely at
tended. There Is 110 estimating the good
resets of thbstoneetfnpsi ;
Kfiin Congressional Commltteo of th?
r House of Representatives, hnvo reported
favorably on seatlhg iluukey, the cflhtes
Jtaiit of i)lbbl^, but have laid $he subjegt
over foPtfyni-e consideration. Mackey,
by the al|Ltff lalso witnesses and Radical
pitloHnerftTOfljr yet bo aeVtW to the dls
Kraeq of that body. W
jJR^ ?? ?? -ssssasas? 9-?
: WtTii reference to the ohariioter of
portlocr?^lp.rtdo In South 1 Carolina, mark
?& tbftlmony Is furnished by $ statement
li a clroul u of Flak ?fc Hutch, Bankers,
!&}W York, in regard tip the Indebtedness
>f th(j.Staie, they s ty : "The Inturest on
* ^]$>t of So. Carolina is prompt
--tJty Januimjf and July, Tho
iroBent government seeins to bo )u carn
*1?t If! their* liitentl >n to keep faith with
mrT vJjejmblio amjltors ; the taxes are hon
c?t|y levied and carefully pplleoted. 'i'|ie
i^voi^e 1* l^ept a point wheat all
j Claims cap ttr undoubtedly nipt, and the
Mtfrtliu'pf tho^t^.o ?w economically ad
*. >nili. jeered." Tliis Is, rio undeserved pralbe
'v^*" wegift;d to tlio Democttttlo party ; uii
unnte Indeed would it be, shqtdd any
or dlvU.on arise to**li:ingo tfib
> agree #^oufJeavei?h~eaded neighbor
RpartafijHbKtaoyoriior lingo* kt'a nd?
o ? ?? ?
mki
Wri'-W'*W<
?h mm&rr>r tl?W ill
t the Htato/o^ Inst Saturday. If
Judge from tenor of our ochan
ytolont opp4?dtton to the spx?|* law
i'v' Ittrnlioh Jaw Is subsiding Hint the
j ' ' ' iiks with
WOII III.
wnnjr, IllHl tllH
iho peoplt? j\gf*|n pontrol? ruul
Now for an oafly orgunhMvtn
.ilea, a general Hinanhtnu ofnlatoH
and till oUt-ruhh'tomm, ruling
yiotory that will signal the. \m
ty of^ovuh Oarollnn to the tu)lld
roooMlYo principles.
?J/n? Wtlstmuort lawiK suhsWIi.g
?"*?KirailOd)!?rly M oIosJdk ju i?'il
ift^e. i^alfy n?vl t|oterm|nat!fv? tlm>,
I" fbbing away, ,
ICJreeovllle Kewn.j
are ^rned by the pro,)?e<
iftw we^ks that (here ban be
, pro?i??dlng* of Iho
weeks that therp <*<* b? no pence or
iSnent prosperity 1r BooH? csriilinu pn
'tt?e le^it vestlseof life u ?mmp?i nrotji the
of trie tiadieal party. Wttyr, nuiW-.
nfMont war oa Hand ItsaUlu runts
Rafter elcotlons Is tbe only m?th>
our poitiiwi, ?ooiety.nttd ball,
be relieved r^inthel 1 present s^n
>rous ooiid|l'|on. Vft Im^e tried
-?-?y beyond the allowaaee Of
.romU'en, end all have full*
e bajred pt the find leal i for
Jttt|^K)?[? or tq Ifsaoa the pie
tflotof their enhrtx ngainst
v '. v'kiiUii
M (hoy trine
Olujwr 1
Jn'jrt, pU'% bfolSjj
Mlih Nt>d p#?fort.--J^o
it? great danger for it if;
n.a?rw. , ?f he*rt ** ??jr ? . ,
tbtf^pjr causiug Instant death. Indeed, I
nearly every ?M^tfheart Uise.ie with all
its dreadful suddenness which has ever o?.
curred, o;?a bttrseed wore or less ?!*. recti y
to rheumatic causes, lu its chronic form .it
ri iffeus liljoinu, contracts tbe o^win,
undermines the health ttud ruins the life.
It trequeutly attacks men nud woroetf who
?>e apparently in perfect >?<Utb. Indeed,
jt ,is m greatly to?Udreade.l as any possi
ble form of ph?*ijoal wo*.
But, bowev<t>.ii?Tere iu effects may be,
tho exact causo of 4thls blood (rouble lias'
been an uudcoided question, and it is only
within the past jnttir (but any decision up
oujiie gutted hivt been reached. In order
to fully itMtnnlnu what t|ie entire of rheu
matic "il'foidfii t eul'y was. certain authori
ties sent tellers v! inquiry froui WtsliiugtoD
to the icnd'itg J>'H-iicuijf physicians of the
land, nud iktKO uiqMir.es were responded
to quite g<?ner:d y. urns furnishing data of
great v.iiuc u? ?e e -c.' and mankind. The
*icw? held by t)ie doctors ni-o of a * tried
nature,- hilt so overwhelming a proportion
hold to one belit-f us to }eave but litt le doubt
tnat it i? tbe cor reel ono. This belief,
britjljf stated, is ibat.urlp acid in the blood
nouses rheumatism, and tbHt It Is only by
removing tltii poisonous acid that rhcumat
tc 01 ueuraig o troubles iu ail t hf ir terrible
forms on u be otiied. This being true, the
itt?p.n?ut question itri-e-?: '.low dors this
poisonous uric acid ? e i.uo the blood, and
tio?v can it l.csi bo removed?" Urio ucid is
it Witsio material oi tbe l?o>ly whic|| thck.'d
itoys should carry out, but bocauae they arc
weukeued they cannot throw it from tho
tysiem. Restore the kidneys and you rc's
tt-ro tbe power that wjil forotho uric acid
from the system and' thin banish ti o rheu
matic agonies wbiob it onuses. This is rea
son ; it is soi^not/ No otto whore kidneys
arc in perfcct condition was t?;r troubled
with rh eumatism, and no rheumatic sutferer
however alight the puin may bo, lias perfect
kidneys. Tho conclusion of this truth is
Inevitable; perfect kidneys mean f.eodom
f om rheumatism.
When rheumatism has manifested ilsell
in apy spcoial part of tho body, N attempts
hare usually been made t > treat (lint part
oftpobody. As a result, the pain bos de
parted but the disease has remained, lyinp
subtly conoeolod and ready to breik out ai
some unexpected moment. Cheoking the
pain in any (ingle locality only scatters th?
disease throi.gh (be 'system, when, If tb<
seat of the disorder, wliioh are the kidneys,
were reached, a complete cure would be th<
result. The way, therefore, tp expel thit
rank and poisotinus acid before it assume)
t^u inflammatory or chronioform is bw keep
tug tbe kidneys in absolute health. This ii
no easy thing to do, and no meaus ha*, un
til within the past few years, been knowi
*ybich would successfully reach and affec
theso great organs. At last, however, eel
eutists have discovered thai the leaves oft
troploal plant, previously but litile knowi
to science and unknown to medioing/ pos
soused juarveloue qualities adapted foe lb
kidheya. These leave# havo been skillfull;
combined ito the remedy now xnown as War
uor'a Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. It is
up to the present time, the only knowi
tjsat nets so directly upon th
kl<\heys pato effectually cure the vortou
daugeronlTTferioH of kidney disease, nn<
hence remove ay^uric acid Dom llie blood
as a result, the cures it has beonthqjncan
of performing are really very remarkable
t indeed, there are tliousimU of persons li
America to-day who owe their rest oral i<i
to health and entire freedom from rheuraa
,lV? yet powerful remedy
wbloh is known universally, manufaoturS
in Rochester, N. Y., aud sold iu oYorjKdrnj
si oro In the land,'' .
Prom Iho dooiof-s in the various cillos o
tlw United States who hato certified ove
thalr ow^ ajgnatuftB? to the scientific ?late
meut thSLUBb ? tbp Ijlood is tho 0(JM>
of rheuti.88Kj, are ^^rgtidMimbor of (jiti
eago and Br touis pbyahjtfifc, amon<r then
being Dr. Adolp^hlettmr', Dr. Wtil Webi
pf. John W. Ffwnt, Dr KdwinT. Webster
N Uvi, Dr. olark Wlilttier, |)r. J. T. Hod
gen, Dr. TtwUn.s F Dmiigan, Dr. NicltoU
M?l'??????,W%titonl? tnetta, Dr. Charle
H. (loo imbn, Dr. Daniel Huhn. Dr, Ilenr
Newlatid, Dr. W/uUm 8. 'Werlman, Dr
aeorgu T. l'itior, Dr. Henry F. Ahlbrandt
pf. tlilah T. Frotlcr, Dr. Oarl epintig, Dr
David 1). Mttiun, Ur. llunjamin H. Taylor
Dr. James L. Logan, Dr. A. iloaoock,' Dr
Henry Hlrcbiter, Dr. John J. Kane.'*#i
Henry F. W. Ktuae, Dr. William 0. 0IA*
Oow, Dr. Jeremiah tj.'B, Allorno. Dr.lliotn
as tj. Comttock, Dr. Ohitrlesii. Hughos,-Dr
rrederiok Koibdnlieyar, Dr. Jostph il'oi i y.lg
Dr. Udward A. DeCaihol. Dr. IWnard lloe
pier, Dr. James \1. tJInpton, Dr. Ciiattes V
Wnro, Dr.. Alphotiso Janunel, Dr. James L
Keut, Dr. William S. Darkt-r, dir. BolOmot
0. Martin, Dr. Hudolph Btudlialter, Dr
Lo^ls P.tebrmann, Dr. John 4, King, l>r
Simeon E, Oarlock, Dr. Tlfeodore Wy, Dr
Joha B. Faber, 1) t, Karnest F. Hoffman, Dr,
Htrman Nagie, Dr. Adqlph Wislitenm, Dr
P#1** 1,r Bdw.ifd Hose, Dr.Wil
Ii*m Mi Gravson, Dr lingo M, MtArk!off,
Dr. Hubert M. l)r. William N.
Bronnan, Dr. Temple ti, Hoy ne, Dr, fcyman
Ware, Dr. Cbarlea W. llemsiead, Dr. W1I
linrn J: Hawkes, Dr. T. 0. Punoan, Dr. Wil
^Ei Bedford, Dr,
A* b ^oi\Pr *' ?' im> Dr- Cfcarh-s
J^,a ? ?r* ' Woodbury, Dr. Alfred
I Blfttt, Dr. Herman Hahn, Dr. Galvin M.
Fitch aud Dr. John D, M. Oarr.
. ^ P ?b?ory of 'the doctors as above ^ex
plnlnod flnd? Its confirmation In the loci
?j?at when the kldneye have been ottred,
rjjetimatlsm is completely removed. Tbla
in oiten very elo^, under no other plAii
oan any hope of permanent relief ever be
found. Tnnre Are hundreds of cheoa on reo
ord during the present wluter of person,
ft filleted with r lion initio troubles of the
jvorat order who havo boen entirely oured
by rollowinp tho |K?ory ab?v? stated and
?iM?g the totnedy mentioned. Many of
(hw hftd {hi very worst possible
symptoas. y??i|e nohw fn different por
tions of th* body were followed by egonlev
I I be (noft Intense in tome particular epot.
Aouu and ill robbing pit ins sneoceded faob
other M ?h# oourslng polaonoui acid in*
^Wo?;!be.
gatl with slight aisordere Inoreawd to de*'
11 to
Ufa !! * M ???**???? Wae endured
wheu it oould have beep ip easily relieved.
Ibeoty and using tbe rem
?dy Jbots meiitlonej the kidneys oould
have boon restored to tholr usual vigor, the
Ufifl fioinnn aaIImI iVAvm'aI u .
vvuwv vn?!i?T?r oroiigm
,?jar#' t)tW^nre itdvaifi^j
ideMi but tM? y oars henoe they will be the
n^ut'plod belief sod praetiQ* t'f the world,
if people suffer from rbeumrttlo troubles in
the future end Wuh thfse plala truths be.
,K- ^vtou w (Mo.) 1'oit'tMkpnUh ai the]
K ltkMt/ ill t'.nln uK?a ? fM '#..<.4 tsi w- I
the field, And, exce.lent th^tgb some 0
I nhoenirf, former^ otfefed ^o', the;fffl
bf Ht. Jacobs Oil is magloal fh.^aies ofl
ajloa' trAeumatlsm. plcurlsyi neuralgia,
vous litadAolte, Inmbrgt nttQ WoWn of (ffTtCT
dirorders; whlli Mn tUe oasir of sprains,
burns otiiOu l'.s It Is un ohsolwe pansoes J
Zua the ad -J
wkiJ
. ner*
other
So
its
low in* abatement* one of oof
jrepreseuUtiT.* Irom leadUg individuals
oounKUd With Moaie of the largest enier
piises la our midit. Ataong others who#e
t e*t imouy freely given w*? W . H . Suar us
Esq., JU'tster Meobatiio of tho Conn. 'Wver
; JUilroitd, residing at No. 28 Boyietoa street
I who *Wrved St. Jaeobs Oil bav|ud re
| murk able effeot among the men employed
here. One of them jammed hU arm very
badly, and by the u*e of St. Jaoo*# OH Van
gr?*tly brneflledAn'd the arm k-a'ei;
Aoothor used U for severe rheumatic' pains
in the knee,.atojt pr<n-uuotd the Oil a com
plete vuQOefi as ho Was cured by us use.
Mr. A. B, Taylor, of th4:'*?H*y ft Taylor
Manufacturing Co.." waft pleased to nay:
??My aunt, Mm. Pillsbury, of Mquut ClsJr,
N J., while visiting at our house tried 8t.
Jnoubs Oil for rhetim'atiam and neuralgia,
and found immediate relief overy lime.' She
pronounced it the best tUmg,?be had ever
tried for .the trouble, b\r. WeMon.
40 Greenwood street, Syptt Cor Works, Boo
top & Albany Itoiltoad, thus Addressed our
reporter; am 0110 marts of the forpinatcs
who have had tho good luoh to hoar eY that
wonderful remedy. St. Jacobs Oi). '-~l had
rheumatism in 1)10 shoulder severely uud
could tind no relief until I used iho Oil. I
applied it aji I uinH confess t was surprised
ut tho results. I nin almost well and ex
pect lo been tiroly *0 in few ifitys." ?
Sprinfitld (Sfuu.) Union. -fh
"All through advertising," remarked ex
Mayor Gregory, to us an tic went homeward
wiili a bottle of St. Jvool-s Oil, "that 1
bought this* Your paper contain* so many
wonderful cuvea-r-of bourne they are foots' ?
and so 1 thought I'd 1 r a bottle for the
rheumatUm." ? Madison (BTj.) Daily Dcmo
ffUt,
A riaclltW n-A'i list.
l| Marion, 8. 0., March 15, 1880
IL H. NVaunkk, ft Oo , Sirs ? I have been
trying some of your Pafe Kidney and Liver
Cure id my practloe, and find it to act like
a cha ir. N. 0. Murpht, M. D.
? U-1.L-X. ? J I , 1? 1L.MII UU
NOTICE. <
" THB SOWTIt CAROLINA MkDI0\L ASSOCIA
TION will hold ita annual meeting at Spar
tanburg commencing Tuesday, April 2otb.
Member* are requosted to use every effort
be present ihemkolvea anil 10 induoe others
to join the Assoc! it ion on this oocasien.
JOHN FOE H EST, M. D.,
Hecjording Secretary,
, tBUWOl
Mk u? ? ? pa rn
* ^p!R?0iSS0s ? SftlHrjp
Neuralgia, So/utfqa; Lumbago,
? Ovckacho, Sorenossof the Cha$i>
* Gout, Quinsy, Sora Throat, Swell"
y /??$ and Sprain Burns arid
Scald*, (toner a f DodHy
Pains,
? Tocty, Car end IfoaduoJiQ-, F rostot
'li , J -cut -and Ears, and qll other
& ? ' ' Puins and Actios. ;?
, JTn rrrpnmilim fin ctrtli ftr. Jacom Oh
v< a *?/'<-. ?nrr, triirijilc ftiirt cheap Kxtcrnul
jllt'Wily A trinl ? < iilMo l.nt tho eompap?tl*fly
H?>i v mihIh* of AO (Vnt?. ??n1 o*ory on? *uff*rin?
?Vf*1? (Mill ran hilTO Clirip an J |?UUv? proof Of iu
* > *'
J;irto?lnns In
? BOLD BY ALL PliUOaiiiTS A!H> DIALSIW
> IN MF.MOINK.
A. VCaSUER te CO,, i
ValHtnore, UI<t., If, 8. Jl?
I PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM. I
PARKER'S
toJMftiviHirttticst*.
ISSSiJ!
m)nirr?r or limine** m*n ?*.
r.c.r'&'.SToS.K
? "? ' ... '
hold duties try PAim
BSgTi
Jgg?5
.rIfyou?r? wrtMint
'aaLEZ**
fWWWlMf ^ . f
KQ DOtXAH
PROBATE SALEV^
SOUTH OAttOMNA, i floort of
KK118HAW OOUKT* ? f a* 1'rolAH*
m w. !??"?! ????????
Millie TffnM. Srill. tro'A&fl, et .1.
Umlar and by virtu? of * d#cr?a <*t IUU
Court, April fitli, 18S2, I will noil be
fore the Oofcrt fttfuM to Oft?nd?o, ft -Jmbllo
U?ry6ft th* ftritMoodfit rfM?y noxt,
thin Hi# l?K?l boors of?*V tbo Allowing
- >lbM \U*\ fa tat* of the of Brian.
'*rk?r, d?o?*pW :
?; Tb*t pipo? 0> p?ro?l of land, ?itu?t?d, ly
ing and being In Koridmw County *fi0 8t?t?
krorrsnld, known m the "HeUjft
i~. -Jt_
mum or e?M? orunrdlnor Ktlly. South by
Iftndi of M??, T?im nn'd Went by IK%. inm*.
- A I ia, all t hut piece, tmroelor truotbf Und
trilueted. lying a*d bt>lng in K??h4W Coun,
ty nnd 8ti?ife fcforeatfd, on W?t?rto ' W??,
oont^nlhg ?*? hqndred (WK))^ Morifc moro
or 1*?B, bounded Ndrth by lnnd? of Mr?, '&<
*ntl Motdey . U^df, Kut by the
Wt\ t?r'*e' RWer, South by inmU $f of
I?h?U und lanrtu of Job* BordrtK and
bjf Iwle of.WJIey Wood, John WlnRon
U,*|H
for
K. &
bo/* 4
* * ? -v ? &*??>* CD ,* . ? ?-.*.' X . I ? ... ?
Km >< CO lil /.TH -K7 1 ft ll ?
. * %s> ?wJ*! .fife ' :
>; >?* # -Si
Under sad
tohtaiued la
Dora A. Batrett
?nd recorded in ^___,
Ltooveyngi^fer Kershaw (Jouo
",?. Qfir'P?g?? and 21b, I i
o sell'ln fiout of the Court Hou
Camden un the first Moadtr iu
[being (be first day of the tu<
>1... I 1 L '1.. ? I ,.'V;j S
t bo legal hours of tele, the toliu
Bribed real^late : ?
..All l bah lot wiid buildings thereon v
.All I but lot and buildings there
town of Camden, on ibe ml iiiln .
street, known as part, of tojA >flft
eeyen hundred and seventy two; noui
North by lot number seven hundred .... ^
beventy one, E*s: by remainder of lot rfum\,
ber seven hundred and suvonty two, South,
by l)egal>) ifotel lot (number sevt-n hun,
dred Hud seventy three,) and West by Broad
street.
Terms-t-8o much ca?h as will bo n^oessu
ry to' ^av the amount now "duo on eaid mort
gage and obsts of sfle; balanoe in one and
IWO years ; purchaser to
0. 0. P. A Q. P. Kersba^ tJounty.
Agent For i
STATIONARY" AMD PORTABLE)
& team JEnaines*
Improved Cotton Gi?s,|
FEKDNRS, UONDBNSBR8
lE^IEJSSZE}!
THRESHING MAOHINU,,
EK8 AND MOWERS, CORN
WILLS AND AI4.HINIM
OF MACHINERY.
Be sore to call and see my prices before
purchasing nay kind of mafl^lasry
je28 J C. RCLL1NG3, Camden, B.C. !
r RESERVE YOUR HARNESS J?y using
the eelebrsted Vacuum Oia Bi.ackikq,
noftenlag arid preserving .boots and
shoes, harness, bug*y lopa, Ac. Forsale by
KIKKLKV to SMITH.
? 1 1 ? ? ' ' i; \j
J. Blake SteedmanJ
(Rtprfsenling IXOOP, FIEEUCH ft CfH i
qurittton, *
Issues Exofaange on 0M^gite>a.
vb Cotton at lligbeit CnbUrHBe^r^ ^
Offics at 1>. W. Jordan A Co's.. .^^
W04
?" c i
III
.j- , j i 1 ^11
CHiANDlES. French Coufcct iimery. Sulcos,
Flavoring E*trsct?. Ao.. for e?U hy
P J ...Kunr- ..
msm
MotteB-KEBrmts .... ...
JtJLjfjr some of tho ROASTED CO
.'t^y'VJ '?, 1 .WiiAK* i
* - -^r Wowers.
I Mtmrtrt, Ju
A lo'. of Reapers and ?owiri...
oelted and for salolow by ?
B|Sfc ? W.^. ANCUUM ^ft). -
Axes, 11 a tchc t h, H)\\ o Y
Francis L/Zemp.
1 win t>?y ft rew.ml
DOI.I. ?? lis for Informal
oou?loi?oTi of ?h* |K.rM.u i
ftro to my anglno and rip
log urn! pasture fence on
> To^fr? tttbUq.
medicine, Kliher ono or the o?Wh
fonnd at (belt olfio* in Liw Ka*g<
ItMfr fet>ld?ito?, D. L, ]>mDai)hsi'Ai
. a. w. M
?lbraltlitd>nd Altad ^|> ?'>'
BAftlNttBlLWARDSAIiO
631?$*]^ #?*? #Mfv^
m#?soM# Srrt.
-?? 'w*ww\* i
I ?m prepared *?y 9rt*toi$ ??
th ihabMtBr^AM.Qf. ,
WinnR, l.iquora, Ale#, ^
.
MTfrwrt d^r?i1wny?o? :r^i>?l. i
\w *upiiu?'i with mm rawM &
Fresh WftrciGii ququoi
?JUST RBCElfEpr?
I hate on bond "efery 'tai-lely eultabla ft
Spring planting, conrimitiguf
RED and WHITE ONION SETTS,
I CABBAGES of every kind ? Eurly and LaU
BEETS, VEAS,
BEANS, COLLARDL,
GARDEN CORN nnd FIJSl.D CORN, ? $
CELEuY, CUCUMBERS, EGO PLANT,
KALE, LEEKS, LETTUCE, MELONS
MUSTARp, O^Ha. V ^
PEri'ERS, RADISHES, ,3
SALSIFY, SPINA'jfl. 8QUAJ?ilEf, 1
TOMAiOES mid ttl'MNU TUfcNIPSJ
???. ' ' ' :
A cholqe a??ortrti6iU of PLOWER SREl
for Bute hy
Dlscount to lVholesale Buyers, fot ivltfii
idly duplicate any Charlest.ori bill.
? y % ? ?
ffcrorybody who trpilt's lu Camden Is familiar
.. . jo fart* tliut we carry by far the largest nmt
t n#onrt*U stock In Town, it is not ?o ^vnerttlly
r*n that wo want to ralso the above amount of
^ which imikee it Incumbent upon us to tempt
?tevery Intending pnivlixser to upend the ("ash at^our
odtablhdiuient, juid wo therefore offer the following
?> ;V^?' Unprecedented inducements ^
Jp| :?
PIECES CHOICE DRESS PRINTS AT G 14C.
"""CHS VI5RY BEST PRINTS AT 8 1-3C,
m UW WIDI5 CAMBRIC AT IOC.
ECES f I1ITE AND COLORED PIQUES FROM
'? 8 HC IIP, .
TIGCRKD LAM NS AT 6 14C ONLY.
,'n, n LAWNS AT 81-3C. BIG BARGAIN
1 DRESS GOODS FROM IOC TC
A ""
jwf GUARANTEE YOU A SAVING OF FPOM 2 1-2 T(
j 250 0N EVERY YARD OF THESE.
In addition to tjbc itbovo wo offer great inducements in Ilome
Bleaching*, Sheeting, Tickings, l.'oitonadee, Linens, CaHslmcrcs, <fcc.
& -Ail ivyK I. ?' t&i'A 7'
^Tant of space prcvpfit?-ua. from quoting prlcea on ovory tiling, but we bog to dlrei
r^Sw attontio?vt6 our Immense stork of White Goods, Hosiery and Gloves,
N-vt ^ Nqtions, i'aruaols, Dresa Trimming*, Ladlos Ulsters, lints, I'nr
nailing Goods, tthirt*< Clothing, Slices. Everything in .
? * raw Mmtlii II llrat-uliiw
- ~ oods Establishment
BreBSfc v v ? W < -
call early tinrt as often as convenient. You are under no obligation ? hat
>uy, though we may strongly tempt you by showing you the largest am
. jrled etook Of now and doalrable goods to be found in I ^amdon at an acton
of from 5 to 15c tin every dollar you inny wish to spend.
. v" . , . '
? ns of North snd 8outh Carcdim), Georgia an I Alabnma suslaii
% GICRS & CO S. WVLATED GUANO
Jatld MOST RESL1A.ULB aud CHEAPEST Fortiliier In use, and that ht?
WILCOX, GIBBS ft^-CO'S. SUPERPHOSPHATE,
Will pit WO put out for the first time last Stason, bun proved uuexcolled by any Acid Phos
'M/? on tlje Market. J ; v
It Is not nSiofexsary fos us to say *ffy|hlng those Fertilizers ns tlto reports whiol
may be obtained from our agents or ourselves covor t ho whole suiijoot, nnd will an>ph
repay perusal.
^'wVro will have a moderate supply of eaph, which .'.an be obtained from our AgoYUs, pnya
bio In CoHof) next Fall. If there Is no Agent at your Railroad Depot, get your merchan
iiv * ?
?t'jfc WILCOX, GIBBS & CO.,
JSHii 8avnnnah, Oa , nnd Charleston, 8. C.
- COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
MAN IJ FACTUM". KS OF
BDI8TO AC/ID p?08PHATJiT. KJ)I8TO ASH KLKMKNT,
?DI?TO AW^ONIATKO KKHTILIZRli, KDI8TO G HOUND BONK,
And tMPOltTKUS OF GERMAN KAINIT.
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ar. b. ra. AND 0ENEBA,. ACBN1
At OcnoB or J. U. R. ?loar & 8ok.
The Company h?s now on hand fc-ady fot shipmont a large, lot of standard grade A old
Phosphate whioh they will offer low, as they do not wish to oiirry over aoy stuck.
TUB ^
A&hley Phosphate Company,
.OF ClIAKT/ESTOKr, S. C.,
OFFERS FOIt SAI.K
floliubU Oufttto, Highly Ammonlnted. ? *
un" Drie" Fi!h
Ground. Raw Dune.
Cotlon 8eo(J Meal,
^.y.^iinn nNi.ni^lFVUtlon BOOll M
Nq^lfcoH*' Land PUittr,
rollnu Marl. ? D/lfd Rluocl.
I'cravtfiQ Quarto (dirtc't frpm^di^os!:.) Pur? ttrli-d Flub.
H of tty^hiulf grado arid of uniform qualify.
*OwSltIfcAft ocrWtM# mad? fo order of fhe materials.
iceinentt Mrl Mffcred for Cftibr ?rd?r? by lh? Car-load.
Itnfcna??, Colored Humorous Oatfds, &o., fiddross lh? Company.
% yi, ?? y
4., .. . <
-.'.ecxjsrc* now,
JilltTHIM MUCH HUH* I
THE N. Y. STEAM DYE HOUSE.
um?onnr! Works' 8&9Kil>K OMrg?, CHABLKSTON, S. C,
'I lif prnprloior "I I M* w*tl iriown I-^t ?*> ,1 i n li *nt? n t lalcas phneiire in onllinglhe aiienllon
of bW Oi?*tomeT? to'lhfc mrtrfy lttipro*?tnft|f| made during the pam. year* In iho prooese ol
czBaMnffG .*?*? /wotw.
.< it y promptly adopting the U(4at improvement*, he 1* enabled to execute hie work In Hie
ntoftlefttiefaotory mhnuet. Oentletncn'e GarmPiite cleaned and guaranteed In retiitn their
Original ?bapoan-iappflAraneo. Dreinitand Ro-PinUl.tn- ?? -- ~
m
SiflL.
tain their Original
| mi'i gunrnnieed In retftttt, their
Dyeing ami K?- Finishing of Ladies Drem?, Gartneftta of
hiiu, Hutin arid Woylen or Miked Material.
u s Cbatiihrercoat8. Pants and Vnsta
AhawR Tabln and faapoCoteraj buftiask and Morton Cnrtnl
('AfpelN end Rttt* toad? ?erf*f.?i? m?i?
1 Im
j. uimTTiB, mvininn nanoioTeM
7*48
Wm
r?iurn??(i ny not
J'ROJWtlj
- ilfe&XVitSt' - ']?' ^4l,
M
.. ?- So '
#lew Cooijs. N6\.
I have Just Qpciicl ni (?<o. 4'de2's old stand* TREMEKP0U8
jon?J?tipg ef VKRY CHOICE
HEAVY AND FANCY GRO
Plantation Supp
" OF EVERY KIHD ? ,
BOOTS AND SHOES, WOODEN W A
I invite th? special attention of the public to the above ?lock of (to <
thai uo bouse id Camdonoao do bet t for a customei than I can. Coscei
ADY AUCES
FOR AGRICULTURAL rURr03E& MADE ON THE MOST FA VOHAl
C jr. MoIDOwA
W. F. PERKINS
ANNOUNCES THE ARRIVAL OF T%"
?T^h'ew Stock of Groceries^
JLifjruorft* JV*ines. Tobacco X<
ye
* *
The unprecedented rush of business nt our establishmenl mokes it neccssari J
be uonstantly in receipt of New Goods.
m I
JfMy Liquor Department ?
loo
Is always supplied with the beat.
loo ! 2
? - m m m
I wi'l koep Ice ?onstan'.ly on hand. during the Summer, nnd wUVpppply.
parties nt reduoed rwm. /' ,
loo Cold Soda WMer and Deer always ready for the thirsty.
I hare concluded to mnko a ?ow advances t his year to falniers, aiyjU will. $31
to accommodate thosu who can give suflipienlly good security. ?"
Feb 10
W. F. FERKINI
?SWM
? mi9
C-A-lVEIDEItT S. O, ?$?
FULL STOCK u
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
HEAVY AND FANCY
GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS,
SHOES, HATS,
, .CROCKERY.
;?l -# --'t *vr>
Choice Green and Black
HIGH AND LOW GRADES TOBACCO AND CIg3$8b
POWDER, SHOT ond SHELLS for Brrech Lo .idii-u Gun*,'
Market Prices Paid for COTTON. rik - V'
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If, It. KIHAiBB,
COLUMBIANS. C
GKR^IfcTTD X5ISI:5ll.A."2"
OF NEW FALL OLOTHI
OF TUB J i \ T ES$!fe> ST Y I < KS . ALSO A FINK UNI
QF SOFT MN? STIhF I M*
Gents' Furnishijfg Goods, Scarfs and
In nt! Culi'i'8 Received ? .
Stools of r~*^oo*i$
For Fall oixl Winter. Agent for 'A.
The Celebrated liST.lH S/il.
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9 . is
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" BllOTHEll BONA THAN" 1h tlic Lauding Uii1itun0eiti4,f)Uirt ip
Colombia, 8. C., Nov. 31, 1881. ?
OE/DElIi YOtm, *{01
RAW MIMA OTliai MIUAOANH MT1.I,, OIN KVOI.VJtH, OWTOX Ri'IlMft* Ml A
Intr Pulley*, IIituaerM Jonrntil llo.un, Mill OeHrlng, OntlvemnH^'iirMm) Wnfpr Wtmrl (
Oonrlrnf.f.'honn! .TiulKon'* Oovernor?, Pinion's Olrenlnr FU\Wi?n<l (IhAiorn unit Kiln* 'tl
ln? end nebhtft Metul nnd Brnw?t TOMl.isr, Olotm nnd Cheek Jriilve* nnd <*rW|t
oto., Iron nnil flruM CnotlngM and ropulr* from \yj 0\| H A Rfi Ar(^fV 3
FOUNDRY AND M A f?l INR Woit/"- ' ' ^ 0Ct/U*|5
Nonr fhir'Wdipr Tower. 17" ^>nu*fdjl Hhvrf
OT.D I HON AND lUt^VWANTKO 1
FOREIGN FRUIT. $ DOMmlfpJ
HAND-PICKED VIROIM ^EAUUTSA SPECIALTY. f
Apple*, OrflnKen, ?BnnivnnH, Coeonnut*, Potfllo**, Onion*. < i(tibkjg?<
KnlHliiH/^'' " Wge.Note. ' -VPSlM?
A full ouppl V of srood* In wiwon *22Jrfi'.n ?.r AooHirffgoO<i
tiled, nnd pui'Ohr "*r* o-in therefore rof 'I 'n tfe(t?ng /IrntolnMw Mtoelt,
o- BART/t! o?jss; "'
n? 29? dm iy"' llnHl.l SI-,
PIAJKJS AND ORGANS!
Mka
??R 100 MAGNIFICENT IN^AUMUlTS
W TO l?B HOLD MlVWIimi^
MANtfPActeElVS FACTORY PttWtoo