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LOCAL AFfrAIRS. *?*No{lo(iliM?rl*d I lOh la Column at XSo a Hue ior Flint innertlon. and fcto a Hue for KacU SiiOaeqUCnt (OMTilVU. Camden Pwt Office. I'oat OJHce bourn from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Non?V orders written froln 9 a. m. to lUW p. in. ami irotn mw to 0 p. m. Northern mail 7 a. m. and *.W p. m. Charleston nnd Houttaara mall cloaca J. 16 p. m. Charleston mall open* a p. in. E. R. BROOKS. P.- M. ' ' r ii i i urn ' ? I mi '1 jgy On am^after Monday, Dec. 4th, wo will issue to every person paying $2 for <>no year's subscription to Tub Gazbttk, in advance, a ticket which will entitle the holdtr to a chance at an elegant "Centennial" Sewing Machine, direct from the factory. Titero will be but 50 tickets tailed, and (ho one holding tho lucky number will recoivo this handsome premium and The Gazkttk lor one your lor on Iy Just think of it ! Bo sure lo have a tluket . A3 noon as the 50 tick ets lire issued the premium will bo awar ded. Don't put it oft'. You may lose a dirt nee at the machine. Now is the time. Artistic Photograph* And Huh assortment of frames nt Alex ander'* Gallery. ^ 7-0 WT* Don't fall to make *a purchase of family groceries at "The Little Store." Only ? trial is asked. Everything in the way of choico groceries can be had there. The Grcnle&t Bargain Of tho teuton Is nt Robt. M. Kenne dy's. A lot of clonks and jacket*, new stylos, just received, at lower price* than they can be bought elsewhere in the State. Personal. Fr inels B. Hacker, President and Jo slali S. Brown, Treasurer, of tho Wnndo Phosphate Co., can he found at theottico of the company, 7 Exchange street, Charleston, S. C. See advt. Mori nary. tfot ono denth from nntu nil causes wan repotted in Ca.nden )<v t moi 1 1, andith s with a population of nearly 3,000. This speaks volumes for tho healthy atmos phere wo breatlic. Pine Turnip*. We acknowledge tho receipt, of some very tine turnips from Cant. 8. Lorick. lie made a largo crop this fail, anil ts realizing good prices fur i hem . Ir Is a pity that our people generally do not grow such valuable crops. 1 he Heaviest On Record. ? At. tho September term of court for this county a case was docketed involv ing the sum of $110,000. This case will come on for trial at the February term, the plaintiff being represented by W. M. Shannon. Esq., and tho defendant by J. T. Hny, Esq. K. C. B. Pair. We extend thanks for eompllmentn ries to this entertainment on next Thurs day ntghr, the 14th, and intend to go. The boy 8 have the credit of getting up tho heat affair of the kind ever given in Camden, and they promise that this shall excel all former efforts. Error. We were In error In slating in last week's issue that services would be held ? only _ln the Presbyterian church on Thanksgiving Day. Wo were misin formed. Services were held at Grace Church also, and an ablo and interesting sermon was preached by the Rector. H. ft. Official h. Mr. Henry P. Talmadge, of New York, president oi' the M. (J. It'y. company, ac companied by Messrs. Feck, Avcrtil and Trumble.oRlccr* of the road, oam? ?tp to rauuten last Friday on a tour of Intpec tion. They were much pleaAvd with the buslucsa.doue on the Camden Bnmoh. New Flat. Mr. T. A. Moore tins tho contract to bu'.ld a new forry boat (or the Camden Forry, tho same having been awarded to him by tho county commissioners. The new flat Ib to be 12x98 feet, with sides 3 feet high and railing on the sides. The Mim to bo paid is $800. Tho present one whs built only a little over a your ago, and oo?t $'250. Tlw? DeKalb House. Thia well appointed hotel Is now be ing conducted by Mrs. Kelly, and It is evident, from the manner In which tho tables at tho I>o K alb are spread, that she knows how lo run a hotel. We took dinner there the other day, and were highly pleased* The tables at tho I)e Kalb remind us very much of those at the Jervey House In Sumter. ?Have you tried those nine crackers, In variety, at the "Little Store," oppo site Young's bookstore?" ' ?? Korslmw In the Lrirlslatare. In tho |Ufc of commlttocH In the Gener al Assembly we And that Judge W. Z. Leltner Is chairman of the hennte com inltteo on contingent accounts; C'apt. L. I?. Ulyburn Is onalrman of tho House committee on roads, bridges ami ferries, and is also n member of the committee on agriculture; Mr. E. Miller Koykln Is chairman of the committee 09 miliary and It aUo a member of the cominltteo on engrossed bills; Mr. N. A. feethune la a member of tho committee* on luna tic alyltun aud on enrolled awt*.* Another Entertainments We have been requested to state that the Indies Interested In the white Graded Hchool propose to give an entertainment at Town Hall on the 20th and ilsfc Inst., for tho purpose of raising fund* to fur ntsh tho school room* In ?ftihfortablo and attractive stylo, and solicit contri bution* therefor. We understand that / they nrppose to buy tho fruits, otc.. In ChfttllKton, but any contributions Irom Oio merchants and others In Camden will bo thankfully received. A I'upular Maa'a Experience. The war lefi col. John C. Whit wri wreck from Bright** o ?.be kidney*, hut Warner'a Safe Kldnej ami l.lvvr Cure gave life hack to bin when all the phyalclana had given bin up. Ho realdra In Atlanta, Oa.i and li known all over tho Southern state*. The Colored KaplsU. TWPWaUree Baptist ftrioral) A mo elation rvnvcued tit Mt.' Morlali chuix-li In Camden l?*t Thursday, and contin ued lu ?cation four day*. Re*. W. M. Lowniuu wiih electod Moderator, and Rev. E. M. Brawley,- Secretary. The aeaslon* wore very Intereatlng to those who attuuded. Tho Introductory Ser mon wa# preached by Rev. M. Gilbert, of Sumter county ; (ho Educational Set nioi. by Rev. K. M. Brawley, of Colum bia; tho Missionary Sermon by Rov. W. W. Adams, of Richland county; and ;bo Sunday School sermon by Rev. \V. M. Lowimtu. Service? were conducted on Sunday a* fol imv* : Itev. \V. Watson at 10:30 a. in., Kev. M. W. Gilbert, State Missionary, at 3. p. ui., nod Rev. S. B. Stratford at 7 p. in'. The two latter are student* at Benedict Institute, Columbia. Io the Supreme Court. The < ainden bur wa* well repre*ented in i lu* Supreme Court lant week, Messrs. W. M. Shannon, ,1. T. Hay, J. I). Ken nedy. W. I). Traiithnni, VV. Z. Leitner and W. 11. R. Workman having ease* heard. Tho following cases on appeal from this county were heard : F. W. Keivhner vs. .1 L. Gettve; J. T. Hay and W . II. R. Workuian for ap pellant; W. M. Shannon for Respondent. F. W. Kerchuer v*. A. A. lltickabee; ?I. T. llay and W. II. R. Workman for Appellaut; W. M. Shannon for Respon dent. W. If. Wardet al. vs. K.Parker; Ken nedy it Nelson and I.eituer A Dindap for Appellant*; J. T. Hay for ltespoii dent. Curd well v*. S. 11. Brewer; J. T. Hay for Appidlaut; W. L). Tiaulhaiii for Respondent. 1 Oordan vr. Bell; Leitner A Duuhip for ; llaj' and Workman for Kinily ('. Wllwm vs. Jane K. Kelly et al.; Moore <fc Moore, of I.ancastcr. for Ap|>ellaut* ; llay, Workman, Sliauinni ami Trautluim for Respondent*. Salesday In Beccmbor. There wa* considerable propert y sold in front of the Court House last Mini day, though the attendance would not have led one to believe so. The Master cold the plantation known n? "Rock Hill. ".In Weft Wateree; the place being divided Into three tract*. Tract No. 3, containing a Ir.ieilou over 434 acres, was started at $100 and wa* advanced to $300, Ht whleli ligure it was knocked down to W. H. I.yles, an attor ney. Tract No. "J. contaiiiing a little over 4f>0 acre* wa* bought by *ainc pur chaser for $100. Tract No. 1, contain 4ng 1,155 acre*, and having a giuhou*e and other bulhilng* on It, wii* started at $500, but ran up to $4,000, and wa* bought by same purchaser. The Sheriff *nld, under execution of Carue* vs. Scarborough, a tract of land contnliiing 208 acre* to Buutn Bros., for $500 cash, lie also sold the residence an I ground* in Kirkwood, known as "Pine Flat*," to Xlr. W. M. Shannon Ibr $25. the sale being for the purpooe of perfecting title*. Three Nile* were made to foreclose mortgage*. All t lie interest of I<. L. Whitaker In the ( hesnut lauds in West Wateree was ?old and bought In bv A. Sydney Smith for the sum of $125. Three hundred acres in eastern Kershaw brnught $105, M. C. Parker being the purchaser. This property was sold to t'oreelofo a mortgage executed by SiunM. Young, jr., to W. F. Perkins. The bouse and lot corner York and Broad street*, was sold to foreclose mortgage i rom Ransom l'ringle to \V. F. Reed for $100. Mlirder of Mr. P. M. i?? Tu!mZv wrn ?Mr. Fro, I. M 'In, I tolly immJnvil i in,) . ^ru wmlly the ?,<l ?,.wj "y "J lh,! ?' ?Uk?-ji JZtlZZ???''": <"' ?...i ??mo biMliim aT'/S ?""r homo, but pa nut i * v i ,i '?OM w,,s not hi minutes n ft or. Ci?lug lo'o '['hoi " '?V upon Mr. McDo\v?,|| and'h. i ('f>,n,1"# SfSltffl ":" ??ipr?Str,i!;? h?"""1 ?!"> Msr "?xw r ??lr V!?r ?f||.v l?!.>"'' 'v,,r"? ,vl"> w?? ?iih ;r'"' u zm the foiil iiiuwi .1 '"t?*r commit It wn? fohWn t !u ZKn Sw,fh br,wh the cliiy. ,hto .?o?iUUIoh Inter In Rumor MrKl i,! et,', kept up. "Pd? tiln/faftt ?iuXir hl\* w.e,e c,0*? Murih lvo ft")""'?!* In jHll to MwM| fm t|1?ir?I..I^rn ,<K,*0(1 !'? mo^e^thSlf th !8,Tt0(1 th!,t??y,ti?ow s: true Sim? am? A? ' d , ?n p"n,<?n ?, n :88?aaBaS?t; kwt'vni ?S* Columbia "0t ii f , WOr* ?'1||?|1| ? kllflnCCU plfKyn - ^ *hrlMmn* prcM tit. Ii rt'i1 o Prll? " ' y W'rintnn ? *air??Mhii H.f&ffl't*'"" pi** k or h 1^2? , > Court,,. I ?y*i "All the owH , , worn picked out olortM whft U\? ,>,nm ? rfoe both nor n form !?n^ V,ok an "*? ? W*[ WM '? ???y w?y' i nor 1 *r tj aJtMMcojo1 'iil.fe "i? $* fh'' pow fhnro (? ? .?*, ? 1 JJgJ ? J*rhnt who, 1 P'l'^y l/? f^Vn v?i r^, hc,'#v" thnt I ? "vf :? (;.? ,1 ~ HAMiiwjmow. Points Picked up rrenimtnif. v ' ' ? ? Kggs scarce. ?Five Sunday* in this mouth . "r ? Xmai turkeys are In demand. ? Sec Bamberg A Roseuberger's ad. ? Bacon U selling at 13 cents In Cam duu. ? The Charleston race* are now in prog tTM. ?Canned Goods of all kinds nt "The Little Store." ? The time tor big drunks and swelled hcmln i/> not I'm* oil'. ? Nice lire of choice fatally groceries nt tliv "LiUo Snue." ? Govern i nompson wan inaugura ted on Tuesday last. ? Best jrrade* of Sugars, CoaVcs, Teas, &e., at **'1 he Little Store." ? The little folk nre thinking and dreaming of Santa Clan*. ?You can get 0 pounds of good coffee for $1 at "The 1 iule Store." -In thine nhmnhtnee remember the poor. 1'iiy the printer. -The roads throughout the county are said to be in good condition. ? A plight fall of enow In Camden last Wednesday night, while we were on the press. ? ? Italian Macaroni, In original pack ages, 20 cents u pound, at "The little Store." ?It Is predicted that we will have more than the usual amount of snow this winter. ? The public suhools in Kershaw coun ty were kept open nearly four months last year ?Head the sales advertised in this is sue of I hk Gazkttk to take place next salesday. ? The best cure for disease* of the nerves, brain and muscles, is Brown's Iron Bitters. ? Don't buy your Christmas supplies until you ha ve teen the stock at "Tliu i.ittle Store." The S. (.'. Conference of the Metiio <li~i church will convene at Greenville iu-xt Wednesday. ? Pay up your back due*, subscribers, and coinmeiice the new year out of debt to the Printer. ? A brilliant meteor was noticed in the eastern heavens lait Monday night about 7 o'clock. ?There are few men in this county who cannot afford to expend four cents per week fur the'.r county paper. ? Supplement your splendid forage crop* by sowing -ill the grain you can. It is a sure and safe way to independent*) . ? Cannot some of our friends semi us a few do/en eggs am}- some ch'ek?,.\.?, that we may have a little ChrN; mas of oi.r o>\ n ? One of the prettiest, and lite rh tarot lines of ladies cloaks and j-e-I.ets ever seen in Camden. is now on exhibition j;t K. M. Kennedy's. ? The transit of Venus aeros* ilie sun's dine ycslcrd-iy w as w itm>s.?i| by a i.uge number of people hi (. amden, by means of smoked glasso. ? Mr. Howard Singleton showed us a trio ot peculiarly shaped egg.t, a tew days ago. They were exact counterparts i f pear's having the neck, and point coin ph te. ? A bluish-while hound wa6 lost about the l.?t of last October. W hen last seen it was in tin' wagon yard in rearof Baum Bro's. store. The owc-r values it, and any information leading to its iv>oveiv will be thankfully received.. ? In the annual report of the State Snperlnteiidant" of Education that otlleer reports that there are still unpaid school claims against Kershaw county amount ing to $3,420.02. This Is only a part of the school debt contracted by tho Radi cals in this county. * A * 4 M.-i 41?'c, THECKITAT ficura.'^ic, C^dicc'io, Cjroncss & Jjffca, Lumbago, of i':o Ckcct, Lout, iiL.:n ;y, Sore Threat, Swe// / js cr.'i Sprains, B :rr,s and " ? . z.':':, General Bcdity Pains, '? c!.'". Fir nr-i Headache, Frosted Foct en J Far j, a" J at! othor Feins cJ /'.V: <;. J7., Pi -yvr.ttlon c??? i art Si c<| ;nU St. J*cr> r? On ? t ?<?/? . *?'<? ?, ><t>f j>h' uikI chnrp hxt. ru*. ? v A t j i.< I niUfti )??: V tb<? coiii|v*wl/Yfl) : ? uiliv . f .\0 ('??!*, n?t?l Of try one ntfloriiu .1 ja.iji i-.ui h..vc n'.. j I'OcUn* j.n?vl of tu ? . ::m i>ir?*ct!unt i i Klertn Iat >vD PY LI.L DKUOOv. i'S AKD DEi-Er: HI MJSBICIBF.. A . & CO., 'tiiltiyn "iv. Hit!., L'. S. A. The io.xk tni/ Scientists oi to-ciny ngr??o ma most diseases are caused by disordered Kid ney* or Liver. if. therefore. tho Kidney* and I,t ver ?r? kept In order, perfect health will dp the result. 'i'lil* trnthhus only been known ft short time and for years people sulTored great agony without being able to ttnd relief. The discovery of Warner's hafe Kidney anil Liver i;nrc makes n now era In the treatment of these troubles. Made from it simple trop lea II euf of rare value, it contains Just the elements necessary to nourish and Invigo rate both of these great organs, and snfolv restore and keop them In order. It Ik a POH ITIVB Remedy for nil thediseases that cause pains lit the lowi-j part oi the body--for Tor pid LI ver ? Headaches? Jaundice? DIkkIucss Oruvnl? Fever? Ague? Malarial Fevor. and all dlflleultles of tliu Kidneys. Iilverand Uri nary Organs. It Is an excellent and safo remedy fur fe males ilnrlnx I'regnanny. It will control Men-<tnuillnn and Is Invaluable for Lucorr hiva or Fulling of tho Womb As a niood l'urlfler It Is unequalled, for It cures tho organs that make the blood This Itemedy, which has done suelt won ders, Ik put up In lh? LAltOK^T HIZKD HOT TLASorany medicine upon the mar':et.and Is sold by I)ru;;glsts and nil dealers ftt t\.Z*> per bottle. For Diabetes, enquire for WAR NK.K'K HAFIO III A IttCTBN CURE. It Is a l'OHITIVr Remedy. H. H. V/ARNER A CO.. itochestor, N. Y. IRISH Potatoes, Onions, Csbb.igea. Ap ples, Orange*, Cooontiuis, lbin a nag, Lomoi ? ttaiaing, Fig ? , Nu;* of all kinds. For s.ilu by D. C. K1KKLKY. THE CORRECT STYLE. Oerttlrnicn <>f fnsto ore oft<-n' lar# and cuflV, to know .|u*t? moi?t bt'conilng inul faahlonaWo,} the ttalfftuan, for that, iuilvld Ineftfl. will iilwnytj try to got ii(l HcbIucb, In 1 1*o hurry of a pur-; that afterward* you do not iiko.j layJnj* boforu you perfwt't Hlua-j most t'urroft gt'y U'8 of collar* audi from th? nuinutnutory of puzzled !t> pnreliuMng tlu'lr eol iwliut pfylo to buy lh:tl woiihl h?* [kihI tlp'y niiiuot nlwiiyp vely on unl, It* ho is uttumivo to his Imib jof the most umleHiruhlo stock ? ehnse, you ?re apt to buy n style We ft void nil t difficulties hy t ration a of the verj lutest iuuI cuff's. Tho representations nre Oeo. 11. duett, Ilro. A* Co., who are uio renowned lender* or (n*hlon In New York elty no well ns nil the pvlnelpid cities lu the United HtnteH. In faot It Ik teldom their good* lire found outride of the lnrge dlMes. We deem It n xpeelnl pthllrge to offer them to our trndo, and punned to any, like iminy other llnea of gooda Hint nre the befit' to he found, we are the aoIo Hgtjiiia for tfils market. A box of these collars, or cuff s or a half dozen dress shirts, would be a nice holiday gift. MARRIED LADIES WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. W. L. -A-ZR/TZEITTIR, &c BRO. MAS A Pew Words TO SAY IN THIS COLUMN. R, M. KENNEDY Has recently returned Irom tin* N >*-iherti^ Market*, where, by personal (-election. he purcltM>e 1 an enormous Mock ot good* for the FALL and WINTKll trade, and tlieso goods MUST BE SOLD. lie therefore in*i'cs attention to ?i'?er?l linen iu which he is prepared to offer 1) \K GAINS lo all. It. N. KENNEDY Has the prettiest a**>ortmont of Ladies' Cloaks, Dolmans, &o., ever ahowu in thU narket, and wants every lady lo uull and tee ihcot. ft. M. KENNEDY I'ua iu slock hh pretty a Line of Dre*n Gloodti ait oait be shown any where, namely : CASH MERES, BROCADES, diagonals, l> A MASSE, FOULE FRAN OA IS, RKI'S, IMPERIAL MATLASSE SUITINGS, WOOL SUITINGS, DEBEGES, &C. II. HI. KENNEDY Invites special hi i out ion to the exquisite line of laces and embroideries, in mi end less variety of designs, wliwh He is selling al prices never befo'O Heard of in Cuindeii. R. M. KEN N ROY'S Block o! Clothing, mid Uentlemen's Fur nishing <1 jods cannot be surpns?ed by nny house in Gvnden. (le mil! maintains his well known reputation for Helling reliable goods in litis line. M encmcs taken and suits furnished to order. II it> slock of II ATS is nobby. R. M. KENNEDY Wnnla everybody lo keep comfortnble this winter; therefore ho Hns plneed in stook n lnrge quantity of HLANKBT8. and proposes lo sell them nl (He lowest possible figure#: At the old Stand, CAMDEN, S. C. I 18812. IF-AJCjIj! 183.2. You can always Dud everyih.ug you want at BIAIUIM IBIRIOiS. DIEINT IBIAIZIAIAIH. But more so now that we have added largely to our Fancy ' ana Staple Dry Goods In psrtment, end can offer y?u real bargains in elegant . DRY GOODS, SHAWLS AND CLOAKS, Elmbrolderles and Laoes. A large slock of all kinds in that line. Neither bus our CM.OTtsi.YG .wo M.*r ffrmpjiar.uBX'T bten nrgl*?cc??] a* we have a Ur?* mock of ihem and (he latest styled. Our BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT is complete and have no doubt but what we can sun botii in prices and quality, A gooU supply of HAKNKS3 AND SADDLERY. Which we offer at low prices. We need hardly say anything of our HARDWARE, &c. Our CRO?*KERV AND 01. ASS DEPARTMENT is large. We hate a good many fancy articles which will make a home comfortable. We need hardlv say anything of our . UTANCST AND STAPLE GROCERIES, an everybody Wnovs we keep a large njuck and none but the best * We would eTeoinliv call your -.Mention to our FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, * We can show you the large*! Mock ever brought to Camden. and assure you we will cell thetn ms low as y?n can buy at Charleston and thus save you the risk of ibeir getting broken in trun?;>ortation. And it yon wi*h to cut your oats or she'l your corn witho'ittrnuble we can serve you. We Klways keep money ipi hand to buy COTTON A large s'ock of WAGONS and BLOOIES always on hsnd. Thanking mir friends for past favors we assure item that we will continue to serve iliem in t hii t % t ra i g h t - to r w o rd way as unual. . BROS, A. D KENNEDY hardware A Specialty, moms; n line of PIhiiK r*. < 'jirpon tcr?X l;|ju>L^mitli mid ( 'oo|i?>i'i?' Tools. 4 ? Flooring mii| l-'initdilii^ Nails. JUKI Table t *nt l I?*rv. DRV GOODS! St aj tie on (I Fan r if. SADDLERY. WII,l.(>\v \V AUK ami CROCK KIIY, SiiUnbU' t HATS & CLOTHIHG. POWDER, SHOTS AND SHKI.I*, - E*|x dully ndnptctl for Bj'ui'cli Loading CiUIIS. GROCERIES! Heavy and Fannf. Teas Selected With Care. BOOTS m SHOES! "K\ TOBACCO AND CIG1RS! V D. KENNEDY. NEW STORE. O New Goods. New Goods! 1 have jiiBt opened nt Geo. Alde'2's old stand ^TREMENDOUS STOCK ofxNEW GOOD? consisting of VERY CHOICE \ \ HEAVY AND FANCMRQCERIES. Plantation 8Vpp11o? OF EVERY KIND ROOTS AND SHOES, W00DEN\ARE, ETC. TQtirWCQ stotfB 1 inviie the special attention of the public to the nboyc stock of ?0,jB nmt guarantee i lint no house tn Camden can ;io bei te< for a customet than I can. Cot. ftlj^ me ft u iul, O J" MoDOwAr .t REMOVALS H. ELLIS, Agent, Atinoui 003 to bis Patrons and the Public Generally that he has removed lo Rioli's Brio I3L Buliaiu s, Ncnr the coitisr of Droad and DcKalb Streets, where he has, at muuh expense, fitted up "??HLElC3-^.3iTT SJ^XOOIST, which is at all limesiurnishod with CH0I0E WINES, LIQUORS, CIQARS, AC. l^yFresh Ice-Cold Boor always on Draught or In bottles. ?fcgrSp facial attention is called to my STOCK OF Q00CERIES, wh,oh wU1 b? o be suoh ns will give entire satisfaction. 1'1 I I f ihl A 4-27-u ja ml. JY FERTILIZERS 0P?a1.L (ftNDS AND OP THE HIGHEST ORADR C3r IBJ n. HUE A. 1ST K.AI3VIT. UP DIRECT IMPORTATION CJOTTQN SEED MEAL AND ALL FERTILT2F.Il SUPPLIES. FOB SAIiB BY Wando Phosphate Comp'v, Olxarlelaton, s. o. FBANCIB D. HACKBP, President. ?09IAH BROWN, Treasurer Wilcox, Wibbs & Co.'s Manipulated Guano. Wilcox, flibbs & Co.'s Superphosphate, uu aot* ? (a Ki% tKa fl A ? . _ s . _ ... . * > < Are ack nowlodgrd Casb 1 by everybody to b* the 8cm fftftTtUKKM In un<s, snd are , ?nd on reasonable Wins on credit, with Cotton option, by Vril.tJOX. OIHHS ? CO.. sold low for And their Agents throughout the country. m w.( Charleston, 9. C-, and Savannah, On., <lo 7 2in CLOTHING! - ? ? . CLOTHING!! Ottr Nntond of clotblnic I* fi?ar)t b*nd? ftSSSfl *M*r l,,*? ????!. < "Mil *r?d i<k>* m th*m. ilAt/M rtluw. "MT^LAVORlNO QsUtlus, Splem. y Citron. I'riinH, Currants, Roy^l Dik ing Powlor ?nl Pwnm, ifonde&sed Milk, olioic* TVu*. Sto. For aul* bv D. 0 KIKKI.KY. T^T A 1 f<fl. Horn# ShoM, IIor?? Shoe Nulle, 1^( Hurtiex*, Swing'* Trees, Hoe?. Plnn??, Hake*. Truce CtitltiA, Rrblles, Cow Hulls, I.ook*. Hinge*, Bcrvwn, .Snw?, Rop?, IMow Lines, WMl llu#lt? In, Well Vfheelt* Wmsr Bui'kH*. roffce Mills. KiiNps *u<i Porks, A*e*. llfttcbele, &4., hn ; for m\l? by D. C. KIRK KP.V Dissolution Notice. t lirtrt-by n< ? io?9 to ?li? pnbllo t *? rt t ilic firm of 0. 1). Cure ier h llro wes ills* Pf,l v?<l on ??? about tliD !IOil ?!*% < of Mirnh, IFRJ, f>< III d <Hm< Iveri by mu u 1 ron?? it. W A. Q MlDNRfV , no -10 I 3 H -f \ s FINAL NOTICE TO DEBTORS. All p?rtlfi who In kny m*nn*r In <leht?d to lb* m-Bignrd ?d?i? of .1 AMKH h. BK A81NOTON, t>* nolo or opon ac count. nr? hor?hy notified iIim ilioy rntt*/ tftttla llif name wlihln fuirrv ua t? from dfff. All MOO'iunm or nofo* romalnln^ unpnLr M that t im? will l>? fi1>i rod In null. P. T. Vii.lkp|(|uji, ? P. If. Ar?. for CrMltarft. j nfiignM. R?pt?m?i*r 'it, lftHa , \ PROFESsioN I Th? undtnlgood hnvj^^. tlulrprofMilM. M Moor* wlt/wl'l all (he gwrA\ |,r ,-hI tend 10 lilt ?tfyr*na fthAtfon If |>, Hr // J? '' 09j?lf.1k_ . wmt ? . ? ? ' v 4 " y^JUOMNA JK Al L. v v * v / > FASSENGKK DEPART-..,*,,. - SCHEDULE OK FABSKNGEU TRAIN*. On and ?n?r August 13tb, IML l'uututtr Trains wiU run aafollow* until rUKtoer ??? il?. (N<> trains ur? run ?u Otoidtu Branca ou ?uuU?i v; ? TO COLUMBIA. Leave Camden 7.00 a. m. 4,00 p. n>. L?ave Camdeo Junction 9.07 a.m. 6.38 p.iu. Arrive Columbia 11.20 a. tu 10.06 p.m. FROM COLUMBIA. Leave Columbia 8.00a. m. S.S7 p. m. Arrive Camden Junct'n ll.Vtta. in. 7.48 p. m. Arrive Cumdcn 1.30 p. in. V.OQ p. m. v TO CHARLESTON. Leave Camden 7.00 a. m. 4.00 p. m U'ftve Camden Junction 8.07 a. m. 0.88 p. im Arrive Charleston 1)1.67 p. ni. 10 JO p. m FROM CHARLESTON. Leave Charleston 7.00 a. in. 8. S3 a, Ui Arrive Camden J'ot'n. ll.Da. m. 7.48 p. m Arrive Camden 1.80 p. in . #.00 p. in TO AUGUSTA. Leave Camden 7.00 a. m. 4.00 p. m Leave Camden Junction 8.07 u. m. 5.S8 p. m Arrive AugusUv 2.00 p. in. 7.06 a* in < FROM AUGUSTA. Leave Augusta 7.00 a. m. 0.00 p. m . Arrive Camden Junct'n 7.4H p. m. ll.2Ua.TO. - Arrive Cumcen 0.00 p. in. 1.30 p.Xji. CONNECTIONS. Connection* made nt Columbia with Co lumbia mid Greenville lUllioud both way* t?? aud fr< in nil points on that ltoad and on the Kparlauburx, Union A- Col uuibla A Hpar tnnburg iV Abbeville Kullrou<ts, aico with the Charlotte, Columbia,).* Augusta llallrond to ami from all point* North, both way*, by iralnk leaving Caiiidou at 7.00a ni.,nnd urrl\ - line hi W.00 p. m . Pullman sleeping ears are run on thlstraln between Charleston and Washington vlu ban v 1 1 1 e and Lynchburg without change. Connections made at Augusta tn and from all point* West and Mouth Via Georgia R. It. aim with Central It. 11. Connection* made at Charleston with Steamers t> and from Now York on Wed nesdays. Also with Charleston and Savan nah Hallway for Suviuinih nnd all points Mouth. ' On Saturd- s ROUND TBIF TICKETS nro sold to a'l.d ; rum all stations at ono first elas* fare for the round trip, tickets belli g good till Monday noon to icturn. Kxcurslon ticket* good for Ifldnys lire regularly on sale to and from all stat Hns at ti cents per in lie for round trip. THROUGH TlCKlSfK to all points, enn purchased by npplj ing to J. JONES. Agent, Camden, M. C. JOHN B. PECK, Gen. Manager, D. C. Ai.i.KN. Gen. l'u.ss. Agent. ~ FALL ANNOIiXrEMENT! Having just returned (Voni purchasing a Fresh and Selected Line OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. HATS, Hardware, SHOES, AND CLOTHING, I at.i now ready (o olTer llicm to my cut lonicrs aud llio TRADE GENERALLY, As they were bought, nt Uotioui^Jr rices. Call and exaniino before buying and you WtL& 'HE JiK&.itlOm C. BELL. 1882! 1882! GRAND SPRING OPENING! Of FINEST CLOTHING AX S. j9l3NT1E5L, ChenpeJu Clolliing house in tlio city. T /WiVA full liHcofOENTS' FURNISHING always oh band. *? ""Celebi aieil ??Mnnhntlan" sliiHs?a 1 well made garment ? is ft com wenrer. 'A blank, I ^aot, 'opular CL Ini ^ |.^p lirjjef . dVcrrwftte, horse'AtloeV^SSr* ?lea in' ibW- ?*??. 'i?to|ift<8, ^ pqokot- knlv??, IooJi 1 x,y T ^ & of (V and " WORK of eve^lfijifiSAfJjll attended lo *t rennon?L^ jVr'?" rar promu TUt pVftfultM ?tliv ttiu a?,i v.a .. ?*TI At D,p, , *ppr?oUt*<|( SS"SS?t5*0 ???? ?i"x?if :.i- toAUMUR, Remember that ?tnm!na, TlUI e*?vtfr, thu life-princlp&n, or whatever yoi. ui?y chooso to cull tho resistant power which buttles against the causes or dlseuso nnd death, In tho grand Hiifi-guitrtl of health. It In tho gnrrlHOn of thu humfttt fortress, nnd when It waxes weak, tho true poftffjK? ? In to throw In reinforcements. In other words, when such an emergency occurs, commence a course of Hosteller's Bitters. For sale by Druggists nnd Dealers, to Whom apply for Ilostetter's Almanac for 1843. B r> it> j Kb? Orenm Cheeso and Maoonronf, Mir. cu Mont, Jellies nnd Preserves n Jails. M'tokoml in k it h and retail \) 0. K1HKLEY. Stoves! Stoves!! IT you want TUB II EST COOKING 8T0VB thai has ever been brought to Camd^D, go lo B I). B RON SON'S. TINWARE, TINWARE! Remember, I sell Ibe I argent arttc1?< cnw.ire for the len*t money, of any man I| t-)\vn, atul ail of juy own tnnnufnolure. cent \ artlc B. D. BROB^O !) f ? J... ^ nf HoioR VS^SmpSS mm ^#,,1Td* CI li"ivr. vc^nssva 11'""' """" T~ '?? J Ooffw and *?*?*;. Ilncon, J'lonr and MoUe^ Por 89^ "v. A poulh east eom* i Uw.llJOf Oftt fOOWB. oulI^P:l1*"'An0r?J* . Will U*t>\