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LOCAL AFFAIRS. M*Votl?eilnMr(?d ln^bi? Otliuo ttKet line tor Klrnt ln?erU<iu,?i>4 Juea llu? (or r.ach SntjMrijueut Iu?ertl<*M. Caul (ten Ofllce? l'ost OfflM Uour* /roui V u. iu. to 5 y. m. Mouejr ur4er (le|Ntrlm?ul wpf u from tf m. in. Co 1 w. in. hh<1 Irois i.SJ to i p. in. Northern )Hul[ ctiMMfn ?t 9 p. in. Houtlit-ru miiU WVh tvro iw*tl? ?kMM> l.ii |?. in. Mull cIum-h Hu.'i Uity til* p. ta. cyan ?uud?) from V l>> 1U u. mi . K. H. UKOOKH, r. M. X $25 Sewlu* Machine tiUen 4 way. On nnil .lifter Momlay, 1*^. 4th, wo will icsne to every penton paying $2 fur one year'* subscription to 1'ltK (i.v/.KriK, In advunee. a ticket which will entitle the hokk-r to n chance nt hii elegant "CeiltOiUllnl" Sewing Machine, direct from the factory. There will bo but 60 tickets issued, and the one holding the lucky number will receive this handsome premium nnil Thk Gazkttk for one year lor only Just think of tl ! He sure to have m ticket . An kooii iih the 50 tick et are toned the premium will be awar ded. Don't put It oft'. You may lose a chance at the machine. .Veto is the time. E? Fmnk Coe's Mupcrphosphale. Kor terms, apply to ltobert Copes, - Orangeburg, S. C., Salesman fur the tfuite. ^ Great Itcdnctlnn. Rend t tin advertisement of Bamberg A Ko*enl>erger In this Issue. They arc of fering bargain* In clothing. Cotton. The fine weather of the past few day* in bringing a good deal of cotton to mar ket. (Jood middling U bringing 91-,' ill C'Mindeu to-day. The Towh Exchequer \Vm considerably assisted one day last week by the addition of $35 worth of drunk, disorderly mid firing a pistol. ISO Change In Name. \Yu take great pleasure In calling at tention to the announcement of I). W. Jordan & Co., which appears In this In aue. The business of this |>opuiar house will bo continued h? heretofore. Juror* In the U* M. Conrt. Mr. T. It. Klrkl.-v and Oapt. .1. E. l'earcc, of this county, have been drawn to serve as petit jurors at the April term of the United States Circuit Court Hi Clmrlest >n. A Treat In Store. A grand concert will be given at Town IImII next Tufwinv, Feb. Gth, for t he benefit of the Kershaw Moh'nuieutul As sociation. Refreshment* will bo served during mi intermission. A rare treat is in store for lovers of good music. The Heoot's Mtorjr . In our next Issue will tie published an interesting article entitled "The Scout's Story," written by W. A. Ancruin, of Canplen, for the Charleston Weekly yeton. It relates gome stirring incidents in the life and service* of a Confederate Scout. Home Bnrnod* Mr. Charles K. Kugllsh, living In the A ntioch section of this county, had the misfortune of iiHvlug his house burned together with Its contents on the night of the 15th. He mid hit. family were away Mt tho Ume the flru occurred, an] it Is supposed to be the work of an in cendiary. DcilIK We arc sorrv to learn of tho death of n little child of Mr. Neal A. Hethune, of tho I.ynehwnod seciloti, wlilch occurred on Moudiiy, 20th Inst. We regret to learn of the dentil of a little sou of Kev. W. II. Ariall, which occurred at tlie parsonage near Pleasant Hill on Wednesday of Inst week. la Bad Condition. Wo had occasion to crns* tho river at. the Camden Kerry last Monday and were surprised to find the landings on either ?ld? In such a miserable condition. There has been ?|>ont a good deal of money on these places within t lie past year, and yet the lauding on tills side of the ferrv seems to us to belli worse condition titan ?we have ever before seen It. The county vommlssloners should nee that those places are repaired at once. Merits Contempt. In passing the Kplsx>pid church a few days sl'tce we observed several holes broken In the gifts* In one of the front window* of tlte church, evidently done by mean* of a sling shot and brickbat. (A brickbat was found In the church with which a part of this diabolical work was performed.) It Is a great pity tlint all euch miscreant* could not be detected and severely punished, for Indoed they not only merit severe punishment but the contempt of evory one In the commu nity. Bfr?r r*ll<* F?ref, At h meeting of council hint Friday tl**? litfendaot reed lilt ap pointments to fill tli? vmmii?Im Iii the police forne cnumk) by t|*e removal of the old form, and Mtc M|>poJiitMi*ut* were Mp E roved by council. Mr. TUoums Whlta or hits bven appointed Chief of l*ollce, with W. B. Kelly. A. I. Joeey, Henry >V?betcr ?nd Walney I'erry M police men. rtlnco theee ap|H>1utm?nta went made Mr. Joaev Imu rwdgii^l, *tlll liv ing a vacancy lit tlio force. The aalary of the Chief liaa been placed at |A0 per month. ' "Yhe niNti who knowa how to ran * newspaper better than any other man I# fclwat* to ho found at t?ie old atand. Bdt If he WOtiM jiut put hk hand at the buntuoM he would noon Mud out tluit there are about ? million of thing* more to look after than he ever dreamed of. Bun lilug h nowepaper I* not such h picnic a? Ronfn wine p?m?|>Im Imagine. It require* ROmetblng txudde* heavy (tending end talented looking on. Newioaper men nitty look as If tTiey were loafrra, but If th*y arc worth h farthing to the paper thev can do 18 hour* of work In 12, end feel no more tired thitn h oust Iron Indi an. If you don't believe It, try It rCNMftftl* We were phoned to meet fh town, on Monday lent, Mr. J. W. HUkeney, who wh* formerly KxpivM Mtiuwiiger on tt?? </'Mnd?n Branch, nikI who U now Ailing the ftAtne olM<;? on the H. H'y., with' liend-quArtert At Charleston. Wo had tli* phMRitr* of meeting In Camden Ihm| week, Col. T. K. Clybnrn, 8t nte Senator f.om l*no*?ter. <Jol. Cly* bnrn l? n representative nmn of l,?non? ter county, MMl hU many friend* In Camden w?re plotd to meet him After ho long am atoenoo. The a hunt the 10th of thk mouth there will hv) iMued from Thr Oiifttv otOce h n/xteen oolumn monthly paper, which wMI be ety tod Tk* NumUr iHttrt ?l If#. 4*>rf?r. ?nd will he devoted apeetally to ?? iWiuimImaUoo of Information eou Krnlnjr the ehurehoe In Humter IHeUlet, Conthrowof. It will to under U?e edltorfkt ttortfmewt of *ev. A. J, Htoke*, imtehHujr elder of the Humter f>lntrh?t, itnd will to puhllahed At the noinlnnl prloe of JJI uenU a year. Iln ol>JovtloiiNhle AdvertWmcnta will to In* perted *he rate of $0 uant4 per line f?<1? HMMftipfl, ? BANUOX shots. NmU PlfktKl up PtmIkhiiIj. . p ST? ?? ^ ? Dwelling house* are in demand. ?Wo arc turning out Job work every day. ?The lawyer* are busy getting ready for court. ? Goodale'a 5 wild 10 tents counter Is H SIICCCM. ? Go to the concert nt Towu llall next Tuesday evening. ? A N'o. (3 cooking stove comp'ete for $15.00 ut Goodule's. ?A N'o. 7 cooking stove complete for $18.00 at Goodnle's. ? The Marquis of Lome's hotel bill In C harletton was $703. ? Juror*. be In your places promptly next Monday morning. ? The; town has been full of drummers for t lie past two weeks. ? Goodale intends to run a 5 and 10 cents counter all the time. ? Goods received every week for Good ale's 5 and 10 cents counter. ?-I.ook to your town tuxes If you wish to save yourself from a penalty. ?The Methodist Sunday School hero is in a very flourishing condition. ? A good Xo. 8 cooking stove furnish ed complete for $2*2. *>0 at Uoodale's. ? C amden is as destitute of entertain ments as a crab-apple is of sweetness. ? Vennor predicts wet weather until April. NVe predict high winds in Mulch. ? If g<H>d roads are signs of civilization Kershaw is at present in a heathenish state. ? Create a healthy appetite, prevent malarial diseases, by using Brown's Iron Bitter*. ? A lot of useful toys will l>e received this week for Uoodale's 5 mid 10 cents counter. ? The approaching court will have enough Interna in It to bring the people together. ? There were 41 transfers of real es tate entered In the County Auditor's of fice last mouth. ? IuJ'cvers, malaria, biliousness, heart burn, etc.. nothing is so beneficial as Hiowii'h Iron Hitters. ? The man who never complained of ''hard times" or made a remark about tho "weather," l& supposed to live In the moon. ? There nre 04 nieces of real estate ad vertised to be sold in this county to pay State nud county taxes which were due last year. ? Our "Junior reporter" enme ver> near getting a whipping a few days ago on account of an i'em thai appeared In a recent Issue oI'Thk Gaxhttk. However, as he did not get the whipping he apol ogizes for the item. U? ill WO. O, fJW. A. Sheorn to Turpen Certain, 33>? es In No. 1, $06.66. Real Estate Transfers. During the month of January, 1883, the following transfers of real property were entered in the County Auditor'* ottice : W. 11. Boftwell ami M.utha Boswell to Btium Bros.. 07 acrca in School Dis trict No. 4, $502.85. A. K. Wliviand to Sylvia Floyd, land in No. 1, $18. Willis Josey to John It. Shaw, 30 acres in No. ft, '$180. John It. Shaw to J. Duncan Shaw, 115 acrus in No. 5, $300. John A seres Martha J. Rush to John A Young, land in No. 8, gift. Edwin Barnes to G. W. Moscley, 400 acre* in No. 2, for ten thousand pounds of cotton. J. M. DvSitussure, Muster, to F. W. Mc M aster, Atty., 20 acres in No. 1, $000. Jolili Dohy. Sheriff, 10 John T. Nettles, 132 acres in No. 1, $005. Sarah Albert, tl at., to Francis Ilornsby, 100 acres in No. 12, $10. Mary K. liurdell to Francis A. T. llorus by, 100 acres in No. 12, $105. A. tl. West to J. A. West, 83 acres in No. 0, $850. W. Z. I<eitner to Wiley Moore, assigned to James Moore, 103)g acres in No. 1, $123. Mamies Rauni to F. K. Mathls, two town lots, $300. J. M. Hall to Raum Bros., 102 acres in No. 3, $244.00. W. M. Shannon to J. M. Davis, 30 acres in No. 2, $100.60. Henrietta T. Myers to Jos. W. Myers, 150 acies in No. 3, $281.25. Joseph W. Myers to John B. Klllough, 150 ucres In No. 3, $281.25. James Thompson to W. L Arthur A Rro., 100 aero* in No. 4, $257.52. D. L and N.J. Cloud to John J. Sut ton, 223 acres In Nor. 11, $1,000. G. A. Norwood to Alex. Johnson, 141 acre* in No. 3, $160. Harriet M. Burnet to W. W. Mickle, 158 acres hi No. 2, $2,700. Mrs. Sarah Mickle and others to A. C. Watts, 147 acres In No. 8 , $736 25. Same to W. A. Fletcher, 10* J* acres In No. 8, $522.50. 8. B. Ilall, Adm'r. Estate Richnrd Out law, t*U. Noelken, til acres In No. ?, $560. John R. Shaw to F. C. Shaw, 50 seres III No. 6, gift. J antes Sutton to Crucy Masscy, 2 acres In No. 1, $6. John tllgglns to J. D. Dunlap, Assignee, 800 acre* In No. 11, Msslgnmeut for benefit of creditors. J. F. Bailey to Helen M. Rsiley, 205 acre* In No. 11, $746, J. T. Williams to J. 8. Williams, 100 acres In No. 7, $t00. > Camilla K. Truesdel to Joljn R. Trues del, 117 acres In No. 8, $600. J. M. OeSauMure, Master, to L. C. Jones, 222^ acres In No. 8, $067.75. L. J. Patterson to C. I*. l>yet Jr., 200 acres In No. 10, $2,000. Nannie I*. Wade and others to C. L. liye, 800 acre* In No. 0, $000 John Robertson to Jim Grlpper, 105)^ acres In No. 11, $550. James English to W. C. Oerald, 906 sorei In No. 8, $440. S. B. Hall, Adm'r., to Charlotte R. Hall 100 acres In No. 4, $00. J. M. DvBaussure, Maater, to R. F. Jones, M acres In No. 7, $256. Same to W. W. Croxton, 158 acres in No. 7, $?V3.20. Same to John C. Mann, three town lots, $850. Win. Shiver to James Trapp, 52 acres In No. 8, $75. lAntott HmleN In Uraee Cfcoreh. Ut. rinud*y tervloee will ?>e mi uftmd. 2d. Oil A?h Wedli?*dny, Fob. 7, there will be service with an mldrcRR mid Holy j Communion Mill o'clock a. in., and on (he Thursday and Friday following there will be morning tervlee ut 11 o'clock. 8d. On the other week-dityR there will be evening aervlco on Mondxy, Tiieadny ?ml Wedneadav ut 5 o'clock, and morn ing eervlce ut 11 o'clock. The morning aervloe on Thuradav will lie the Com munion M*rvli<e alone with the lloly Communion ? the t^ord'n Supper In-lng Instituted on Thursday. 4tl?. On Holy Week the servlcea will lie at on other weeka except Morning Prayer will take tlte place oi the Coiii munlon Her vice on Thursday, end there will be full Morning Hervloe with Har mon mihI the llolv Communion on Good Frltlny ?t 11 o'clock mid Kxfttcr Kveu Hvrvlie on Saturday ut & o'clock. Wu. J. Aixikk, Hector. WnMe Co. ThU In the oldeafc of the ChfirloRton fertlllaer eompanl**, arid ut their new worfca near th? city they huve the fill l?*ot tftollltle* for doing hualm-M promptly I and Hatlafactorlly. Hee *dv. f be Y. M. C. A . It U gratifying to know of the success with which this ornnluthM to meeting. At lu meeting on Uat Tuesday evening the nttendanoe wm so targe that it wu difficult for ?11 to be seated not withstand ing the goodly number of sent* already provided. >V o have been requested to state that there will be a sufficient num ber of seats provided by the time of their next meeting* and ail who may de sire to attend will be welcomed. The next meeting will bo held Tuesday week, tho meeting for next Tuesday Iim v lug been withdrawn oil account or the en tertainment to be given at Town Hall by the ladies of the Monumental Association. Juio~s Prnnn, The bosrd of Jury commissioners met Ht the court house lust Thursday mid ?trow the grand Jurors 10 nerve the pres ent year nml the petit Jurors to serve liming tlie February term of court. They are as follows : Graml Jurors ? L. C. Jones, Jas. Can tey, John K. Baker, J. 8. Rhsme, B. 11. Boyklu, Win. J. Youiijc. E. C. DuBose, B. M. Powell, l>. C. Klrkley, Reuben Heed, J. D.Stewart, J. J. Folsom, I.. (J. Thompson, It. (J. Ellerbe, W. W. Mlekle, Kll Knight, Milton Konch, Alex. Johnson. Petit Ju rors ? Holland Harris, Henry K. Bea/d, Tally J. Davis, Sam'l. Wright, Sr., John E. Jones, F. It. llaminoml, W. J. Fletcher, E. O. .MeCrelght, S. at. Per ry, Thos. (J. llalle, W. II. Ward, E. J. Bissell, .J, B. Hammond, Jacob W. But ler, Levi Holland, J. W. (J. Arrnnts, J. I,. Halle, Thos. 1\ Knight, F. E. Mntlds, I,. C. Hough, II. 0. Carrlson, (J. E. Dln kius, John (>. Shavlor, 1). A. MeLauil*, j J. F. Bailey. J. W. Oarilner, C. M. Al exander, W. F. Mobley, J. A. ltabon, B. N.Jones, J. J. Brown, A. J. .Mc Dowell, John N. Jones, L. 1'. Powers, B. D. Bronson, Wiley Bradley. PRELIMINARY PROSPECTUS Of the PropoKfd Hobklrk Inn Company. Il Is pro|K>sed to organize, under the laws of the Stnte of New York, h corpo rut ion to l>e culled "The Hobklrk lint Company," to own and operate ?h an hotel for winter visitor* the premises known its "Pine Pint," situated In the suburbs of Cumdeu. The capital stock of the corporation Is to Ixi 150.000 shares ol the par value of one dollar each, full ptdd and iioii-hs sesslble, and is to be Issued front time to time as the interests of the company and development of lt? business 'shall de mand. The general affaire ot' the company Hre to be managed by a Board of sevei. Trns ! tees, composed of New York and Cam den men, and the management of the hotel proper ts to be In the hands of those not only efficient in all the brunches of such a business but also thoroughly ac quainted with the various Summer and Winter resorts of this country and Eu rope. 1 1 Is propose' "> issue at once 1 .r>,000 diares of the Stock of ti?j Company, to be sold at one dollar per sbare, and II is required that this number be taken by the people of Camden and vicinity, as a guaranty to Northern investors of their cordial support of the enterprise; and unless the said number of shares are *0 taken, no further steps in the enterprise will be taken, and no subscription* will be con sidered binding until the said 13,000 shares shall have been subscribed for by res|H>nsible parties. The money realized from this .Iratsale ot Btock is to be devoted to the erection of commodious additions to Pine Flat for the reception of guests early in the com ing Fall, and to properly presenting the town and enterprise to Northern capi talist". The subscription list for this first Issue of stock will be found at the office of the pro|K>sed company in the Bunk Building, where further informa tion may be had .ind plans of the pro ]H>*cd hotel inspected. Inquiries by mail will receive, prompt attention. Address, The Proposal Hobklrk Inn Co., Box 321, Camden, S?C. To the Citizen* of Camden and Vicinity: We take the liberty of culling your earnest attention to the above, .toping | you will consider it a step towards bring ing the great climatic advantages and neglected beauty of Camden to the notice of those whose Incomes permit them to seek Southern .iomeB during the winter. The 'oenetlts to be derived from an an nual Influx of moneyed visitors are so manifold and self-evident that it Is hard ly necessary to call the attention of the thoughtful. to them : Heal estate will be greatly enhanced in value; trade will be briskly advanced; and, gradually, new enterprises, agricultural, banking, com mercial, manufacturing and others, will spring up on all shies, utilizing the many natural resources now stagnating in our neigh borhood. The prouo#l>d hotel will be conducted on a strictly first-class basis, worthy of any town 01 city in the land. Its ap pointment* will be a credit to the town, and the many amusements necessarily attached to It will aitd much to our some what dormant social life. Asking your hearty co-ojierat Ion in this undertaking, and cordially inviting an interchange of ideas on the subject, we have the honor to l>e YourObt. S'v'ts., W. K.Johnson, P. II. Nkmok, Fhaxk W. Ki.dhkok, W. A. Anckcm, I). L. I?h.Nai hhckk, W. M. Shannon. Camden, S. C., I>ee., 1882. ? The romitnee of agriculture In to n?e Aahley freely, harvest your Mbundtint crop* III the fall, pay for your gunito, Ml.r llHVe M g<K)d time. ? Peace hih! harmony are eaa?uthil to the hH|>pliK'fN of Any well regnlittod household. (iood crojm and good living nre conducive to till* end. To secure tliene Utter uae Aahley . ? Subacrtberft to The Xew* and Cour ier can bhvo thentaelve tlie trouble and expedite of remittance* by leaving their orwn with Mr. C. W. Rlrchinore, tlie ttntliorixod ngent. who can be found Ht Th? Oaxkttk office. All orikw lea with hint will reeelve immediate attention. The HHirht of lolly. T? watt until you are In bed wllh ill*e**e you may not get over for montli*, In Hie height of folly, when you might be owxlly ourwd during the early ayinplotn* hy Parker * OlngerTonle* We have knawn *lckly Iktn IIIm made the htalthte*!, by a timely iim of till* pure medicine.? ObMl vor. A4r?r<l?M Letteia, (Tor the week ending January 37, IWW.) Albert, Ilurrell I MeDyrn, Jaa. Adklna, Mm. II. A. I Moeley, Mr*. George ChrUMe. Hllilard IHmyri, H. I I.ueretlU f*tlord, | HtutU, Mr*. Mnry J. Call for adverllaed letter*, K. M. HltOOKM, I*. M. Kxprena Cenalguee*. i'nokage* remain In theexpre** oflloe oon *Ikikm| u> the following per*on*: llenry I'eate J.H.Ojukln A'lam Ilaneoek John Warren L. W. Hoy a In I>ati Motley John Hurdell V. A. Oehtnn J. R. Jame* K. A. Mlokln T. J. Anurtim Buttle Moorw A. C. Watt* J.K.Oay Mr*. Jua. Klrlflnml, W. It. Miithew* The Cotton Hnpply. Nitff Ynua, January ?.--The totnl vl*lble supply of cotton fOr the world I* batee, of which J/V70.IM bAlee are American, agal n Ht bele* and bnU* ro? xpeetl vely la*t jreer. The reeelpta of notion at all the Interior town* are bale*; re ceipt* from pltfiitationx I ltt.lM bule*; crop In *ignt bme*. Highly F.*loetnc4. The youlhftil ?olor and a rich lu*lre ore reatored to ftulod or Rr*y hair h? the nue of Parker'* lt%lr- tialxnm, a hi?rmiNw rlre??luK | highly eeUttinod for lta;perf .me nnd purity. Everything It Confidential. AT THK DELMON1CO BAR. Milk Punch at the Deliuonleo B?r. Mint Julene at the Delmonloo Bur. Apple Toudy at th? Delinonleo Bnr. Soda Cocktails it llio Delinonleo Bar. Urni and Rock at tho Delinonleo Bnr. Rock and Rye at the Delinonleo Bnr. Kkk Klippe <it Umj Delmonloo Bur. Claret Punch at the Delinonleo Bar. Mixed drink* ?t the Delinonleo Bur. Sherry (. obbler* *t the Deliuonleo Bar. Apple Cider on lee at the Delmonlco Bar Beer on lee at the Delmonloo Bur. t?|K-einl arrangement* niHde with fam ilies for Beer nt the Delmonloo Bur. J:m 25. THE I.I H'LE STOKE. THE LITl I.E STOKE. 'i'HE LITTLE STOKE. THE LITTLE STOKE. TUB LITTLE STOKE. THE LITTLE STOKE. Choloe Cut Loaf Sugnr, 8'^ ft for $1. Extra Quality Green Tea, 70 ctn. per tt>. Good Quality Coffee, M lt>*. for #1. Nice Coffee 8 " " 41 Best Rio Coffee 7 " 44 " CJ10ICK VIRGINIA BU'iTER only 37 }4 cents per B>. MALAGA GRAl'ES. MALAGA GRAPES, MALAGA GRAPES. Choice Line of F?n?y and Family Gro ceries, Fruits, Confectioneries, Ac., can always be found at THE LITTLE STORE THE LITTLE STORE THE LITTLE STORE (Opposite Young's Bookstore.) ulliER'S HAIR BALSAM. I Tlie Test, Clin tit until moxt Economical U*ir| lJtWH.J. , Ne?fci Tails to Restore kilie youthful color to grey llmir. 50c and $ i uxcmt | I'JruRgivu. FloresUi Cot^M. A mw m?I imnliNrly ir%- 1 fiRMi ?t?4 K'luig wrfuu*. Wk< VI mi.l H?*. PARKER'S GINGER TONIC A P?fi Fu?Hy MwMtliw Hi?t Rww IntoxkaUt. If you are ? mechanic or fanner, worn out with ovcwork. or a mother run down by family or houte* hold duue* uy Pammi'i Ginokr 1'onic. If you are a lnwver, mlnitler or Imtinett man hnuiitJ liy mental Mrain or anxiout caret do not take intoxicating rtiatulanu, but um Pankir's Ginckr Tonic. If you have Dyapeptia. Rheumatitm, Kidney oe Urinary Complaint*, or if.yofi are troubled with any disorder of the tunc*, *toniac)i bowel*, blood or nerve* you can be cured by 1'akkkk'* Ginckk '1 onic If you are watting away from age, dmipalion or ??ydUeaMor'weaknet* and require a *timulant take Gingrr Towk at once : it will invigorate and build Ioti up fro -n the Ant d?*e but will never intoxicate, t ha* taved hundred* of live* it may *ave your*. HTSCOX A CO.. lit William III.. N?? T?k. I*. tmt MM Mlar riMt, at all 4?al>x la inwllru>?>. ORKAT 1AVINO BUYING DOLLAR HI/.K. Kosmrcit^ HoatotUr'a n*M to Um i ural tow of without unduly p tly (tlmnUt+a the i motlng * vlgorotia l?al lyitom. n?'?a which la balanced oond For H?l? by Wort glvnat#adU " " nbMlUiT, nat ti cohfttipatlon * bowHa, gen and by hro of th? pnya that r.bfnrral. ktlon of * w?il Mttlrnnl power*, and I)cat?ra Special Bargains. A a I lnt?n<] giving op the agency for the "DOMRHTIO" Bowing Maohina, I offer th(>a? now on hand at prima Manufacturer's Coat, until they art cloaod out. I alao offer to the public a largo aloolc of SADDLES AN? SADDLERY at arlglnal ooat. TIiom good* are all freah and bargalna In ihla linn nan ?>? had. J. X. WILLIAMS. J a 25? 4? rpMIt o nly f) /Hi ThrfOirr A I ^ -1. tvllyfi Writ* r..r prire toTh? AMltntmi AT?yfor </?>. MnnHflvUi, O. Ike 014 and Tti? New. Tb? newest i>)io?ubalemUl?li> Charles tou bflonx to the oldest com puny. The Wnudo being right on the milrutKl mihI ucur l lie city, unlet* can be tilletl with Ui?i>Ntcii. wdvertlmfiuent. WiftM SX>R 1HEUMATISM, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache, Soreness of the Chest, Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell ings and Sprains, Burns and Scalds, General Bodily Pains, Tooth, Car and Headacho, Frostoi, Feet and Ears, and all other Pains and Aches. PrwioraHon on ?*rtli c<|tiuli 8t. Jicam Oh ? i i "r/V, iiiiy, f/ifiifJr mi] rkrap Kxtvmal U.-m.Hljf A lri.il viilalU bnt tb* compnmtlvlx IHMii n nutlir i t 'tO Ontl, ?n<l errrr on* ?uArrtni; *llh | ha iii can 1j?to ctii?p and |>o?IUt? prvuf ul lu claim*. Uir?ctiooa In T3?r*<i L*rgn?nr?. EOLl) BY ALL DRUGGi-TB AKD DEALERS IN MEDICINE. A. VOOELER Sl CO., rol( A Id.. V. S.JL. Suffer no longer from Dyspep sia, Indigestion, wantof Appetite, loss of Strength lack of Energy, Malaria, Intermittent Fevers, Ac. BROWN'S IRON BIT TERS never rails to cure all these diseases. Boston, NovtmUr 1881, Drown Chemical Co. G?nilem?n For years I have been a great ?uSererfrom Dytpeptia, and could get no relief (having tried everything which wai recommend ed) until, acting 00 the advice of a friend, who .had been benefitted by Brown's Iron Bittrkh, I tried a bpttla, with most surprising results. Previous to taking Uhown's Iron Bll IMS, everything I ate dittretied me, and I suffered greatly from a burning sensation In the stomach, which was unbearable. Since tak ing Brown's Iron Bittrrs, all my troubles are at an end. Caveat any time without any disagreeable re' suits. I ana practically another person. Mrs. W. J.Tlvnn. jo Maverick St., E. Boston. BROWN'S IRON BIT TERS acts like a charm on the digestive organs, removing all dyspeptic symptoms, such as tast ing the food, Belching, Heat in the Stomach, Heartburn, etc. The only Iron Preparation that will not blacken the teeth or give headache. tSold by all Drugglete. Brown Chemical Co. Baltimore, Md. See that alt Iron Bitters are made by Brown Chemical Co., Baltiotora, and have crossed red lines and trade mark on wrapper. BEWARE OF IMITATION& mo i.assics, 7r> 7f? Whole nrnl half bbln prime New Orleans for oule low by BABM HHuH, 75 The leaKinir Hotenttsts oi to-uay ngrM inn most diseases are caused by disordered Kld? neys or Iilver. If, therefore, the Kidney* una I.lver aro kept In order, perfect health will be the result. This tmthhasonly been known n short tline and for year* people suffered great ngony without being able to hnd relief. The dlsoovery of Warner's Kale Kidney And I.lver Cure makes h new era In the treatment of these trouble*. Made from a simple trop ical leaf of rare value, It eontalns Just the element* necessary to nourish and Invlgo rule both of these great organs, and safely roMtore and ke.ip them In order. It Is a POW ITIVK ll?inedy for nil the diseases that oaase pains In the lowej part of the body? for Tor pid I.I ver? Headaches - Jaundice? DlaslneM Oravel- Fever? Ague? Malarial Fevor, and nil difficulties of the Kidneys, L4veraod Uri nary Organs. it Is an excellent and snfe remedy for fe niHles daring I'regnaney. It will oontrol Menstruation and Is Invaluable for I.ucorr liam or Falling of the Womb As a lllood Purifier It Is unequalled. for It cures the organs that make the blood This Itemedy, which has done sacli von* ders.tspntnp In the I?AIU?KMT RIZF,I> HOT TI.AHof any medlelnc upon therosrltet.and Is sobl by iFrugglsts and all dealers at 9I.2A ?>er bottle. For Diabetes, enquire for WAIl N F.lt'H KAFK IHAHF.TKM CUHK. It is a POHITIVE Remedy. M. N. WARNER A CO.. Rochester, N. Y. Registration Notice. The rtfWtrailon hook* for Ihe Yofero of Ke* iihaw oounljr win be op-n at my office In l!?mil?n (in Monday, February 5th, for ? he pur pone of euch revMon ae rtay bo neo eeenry . W A. A NO HUM, ja 2 f> 1*2 Supervisor of llegi?tration Flower and Garden Seeds. A full ftMortment of Landreth'* rtnr'lcn Heed* and Reed'i Flower Seed may bo found m 1). C. KIRK LKY'd 1882. * ' FALL! 1S82. You cad always tiod everything you w tnt at Tbi aiXjTMTTb lit i oTsI |C|A|M|D|E|N| | B | A | Z | A i A i H. | But mora so now that we have added largely to our Fancy and Staple Dry Gootls Department, and can o tie r you real bargains iu elegant DRY GOODS, SHAWLS AND CLOAKS, Bmt>roiaeries and Laoos. A Urge stock of all kinds in thai line. Neither has our CMratJm hjvo ffar ffEjp.-nir.uR.xT been iifglcctru as we have n large stock ol litem f?nd the l??i ?-t?i ?tyi?.v Our BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT is complete aud have no doubt but v?li it wo ca it sun Oolh iu prices mid quality. A good supply of HAKNKSS AND 8ADDLEKY, Which we offer at low prices. We need bardlv say anything of our HARDWARE, i;c Our CROCKERY AND 0 LA>8 DEPARTMENT is largo. We Lave u good many fancy articles which will make a home comfortable. We need bardly say anything of our ZFANCST AND STAPLE G-ROCERIES, as everybody knows we keep a Ur>jc slock and none but the best We would especially call your attention to our FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, We can show you ibe largest stock ever brought to Camden, and a??uie _> on wo will sell ibem as low as you can buy at Charleston and thus save you the rink of iheir getting broken in transportation. And it you wish to cut your oats or sheM your corn withouttrouble we can serve you. We always keep money on hand to buy COTTON A largo stock of WAGONS and ULUG1E3 always on hand. Thanking our fr.iends for patt favors we assure tLeiu that we will continue to serve ibvoi in that straigUI-forwurd way as usual. BAIJM BROS. A. D. KENNEDY. Hardware A Specialty, Embracing 11 lino of I'IhiiU ih, ( 'iHpon tors, Klnck*mlth kiuI l.'oo|wr*' T?m?N, Cut, Wrought, Flooring hii<I Klnlsbli"* 1 Nail*, I'ockct and Table ( utllfiy, DRY GOODS! Staple ( iiid Fancy. SADDLKKY. WILLOW WARE and CHOC KKUV, Suitable lor tbo trade. HATS & CLOTHING. POWDKK. SHOTS AND SHELLS. ! Ef?|M daily adapted lor B seech Loading (inns. UROCKKIKS! 11 eavy (i/nl Fn net/. Teas Selected T TV/// Care. A. D KENNEDY. NEW STORE. New Goods. New Goods! I have just opened a) Oeo. Alde2'g olJataDda TREMENDOUS STOCK of NEW GOOD? coQHitslitjg of VERY CHOICE HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES Plantation Supplies OF EVERY KIND HOOTS AND SHOES, WOODEN WARE- ETC. TO&&GCO cimxs. I in*ite (ha apeoial attention of I We public to the above tttock of (roods, and sunrante? 'hat no house id Camden can do belier for a cuaiomei than 1 can. Coineniid give nie a trial, O or MoDO WALL REMOVAL! H. ELLIS, Agent, Announces to bio Palroniand the Publio Generally that he ban removed to FtloH'is BrloEL Bulldlll Near the corner of Broad and DeKatb Street*, where he hn?, at much exponpe, fitted up an ELBO-A1TT SALOOIT, wliiob is at nil time? furnished with CHQIQE WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AC. PPf" Fresh Ice-Cold B??er alwayiion Draught or In hohle*. KTS p* cial attention in oalled lo my STOCK or QOOCERIES, "bid, ??" *>? found to be nuob ah will give entire satisfaction. ?-'27-tl ja H. ELLIS, A FERTILIZERS OF ALL KINDS AND OF TIIE HIGHEST ORADK OEIFIMAIV BLAIISTIT. OF DIRW7T IMPORTATION COTTON SEED MEAL AND ALL FERTILIZER SUPPLIES. FOR BALK BY Wando Phosphate Compv, Oliarloiiton, B. o. FBANCJI8 B. HAOKF.R, President. JOBIAH8.BROWN, Tr enimro Wilcox, Wibbs I ) ).' 2 \I ?. 1 . i i! x\ ei Cf uano. Wilcox, Gibbs & Co.'s Superphosphate, Are acknowledged by ?-vpryt>ody lo bo the Hkut KKirrii.tKr.Ra In n?e, ami aro wold low for inn) on rt-HNoiiablv t'Tinn on credit,, wltli l.'nttnn Option, by. WIMiOX, UIHHH A CO., Charleston, m. O. and Hitviinnah, Oa , And their Agenta throughout the country. j(. 7 ASHLEY PHOSPHATE CO, CHARIjRSTON, s. o. SOLUABI.F, OUANO. highly nmmoniitteri: IHSHOI.VKI) BONK. hitrhpM trr.%.lo: ACID I'lllUPIUTK for compoMinpr: ARM KI.KM F.ST., ionic of Kloo(?, for Potion. drain *n'l IVn *: OKN'JISF. l.li'>|M>M>H|| \|,[, KAINIT. imp..n?>.l .lirvct fi >rr tlm mine* in Oeririflnv. nn'l wnrr>\tilpi| puic; (1HNCINK FT.OATH, ?f hijrlicM gv?<l<?. |>r >><1 ?iot of iIip I)iio Atomizer; K M A 1.1. GRAIN HIWIFM': C.TTO.N AND CORN COMPOCND: GROUSI) ItHIKI) FIHII AM) BLOOD oiu;i;ni> r v w ronF: N 8 L.\Nl? 1*1 A *TF,R ; Spprinl Formuln? miul<? to or<lor COTTON MFKI) MF.AI. Spp^nil i n'l for nn?ti onlern. For H>rm?, 1 1 1 iimi rnt Almnnnc* nml nurd* 1 < I r o s tlio Co. uolTH CAKOLINA KA1LWAY CO. 0 l'ASSKNOKH DKI'AHTMKNT. HCHKDVLKOF PAHHKNUKK THAlNS. On mill nf\er January K, 18X3, l*a*n- >igi*t I Truln? will run a? follow* *?iitH furth#- n>> I lice. (No irm.iuft) ruu un Cumdl-u Branch uu HunUt) ?>.) TO I/care Cnmd?n o. '* ?. iu 4.90 p. in | Leave Camden J unction 8.11a. in (.tt p. m Arrive Columbia 11.2* a. iu lO.W p. in FROM COLUMBIA. 1 Leave Columbia x.M a. m. #.68 p,ni ! Arrive ranuU'ii Junct'n ? 1 a. ni. 8.18 p. m j Arrive taiiidi'li 1.10 p. lu. 10.00 p. in TO CJlAKLEBTON. l/oave Camden 7.00 o. m. 6.60 p. m I l.i'uve Cnnuten Junction 8.07 a. m. 6.43 p. in ! Arrl v?* charleMo:i HI.M p. ni. 11.90 p. m KilOM CHAHLKMTON. Leave Charleston 7.00 a. in. 9.36 a, m j A rr| \ e Cu liidett J'.'l'n. 1 1.0S a. in. 6.49 p. frt Arrive Camden 1.10 p. in . 10.00 p. tn TO ACOl'xTA. Irf'UVi' C uihUmi 7. ou ?. ni. 6.00 p. rrt ! I .??:! ve < 'a inile't Junction M I h. in, 0.43 p. Ill j Arrive AuguM;* 2.00 p. ni . #.10 a. tn FROM AfOL'HTA. 1 .??!* vc A ngust ii 7.ttja.m. 4.20 p. m Arrive t nmden Junct'n 8.48 p. m. 11.28 m. m A ni v ?? i univJt-n lo.oo p. iu. 1. 10 tn. p CONNECTIONS. Connection* made at Columbia with Co lumbia unit Oieenvlll? Ka 1 1 road both way* loiitiil rem all polntson tluit K?ad and on I he spa i lauhurg, I* n Ion iV ( 'olunibl* A Spar* tanhurg A AMieville Hallrondo. also with the llmi Uiilc, Columbia, ?* Augu*ta ltallroad to and from all pol n i o North, Lot Ii ways, by irai ii ? lea v I UK Camden at 7.00 it m.,and arrl v I nt: hi lu.Oti (i. in . I'u 1 1 man Bleeping cars are run on tliUlrnln between Charleston and Washl ngton via 1 >ti 1 1 vi lie and Lynchburg without change. Connection* mil ill* al Augusta tw and from all point* \\ est and South vlnUeorgla U. K . itiul \\ i'.Ii Cent ra I it. H . Connections made at Charleston wllli steamers l<> and fri.in New York on Wed nesday*. A No with Charleston and Havau lia li Hallway for Saviuiut- h and all point* Solll I*. Connections made at Blackvlllo with I turn well It. It. to and from ltarnwell liy all I nil n * on Augusta IMvlslon. 1 in sat u id a y s HOl'S'l) Tit 1 1' TICK KT8 are hi 1 1 il io and from all stations at one Drat clttsa tare for the round i rip, ticket* being good till Monday main to ictui n. Kxcurslou tickets good lor in da \ s are regularly on sale to anil I roin all stations at 0 cciiik per mile forround hip II I Unroll TICKKTK to all polnta, can bo puivlinscd by apidylng lo J. JOKKR. Agent. Camden, S. C. JOHN R. PK.CK, Gen. Manager, I). C. A 1.1. k.n. Ocn. Pii.sh. Agent. FALL AMOliNCEMENT! Having just returned from purchasing a Freeh and Selected Line OF DRV GOODS. GROCERIES, Hardware, HATS, SHOES, AND CLOTHING, I nm nnw rendy to oft'er them to my cus loiiu-rs sind the TRADE GENERALLY, As they were bought, at II of l omlJPric?8. Cull unil examine beforo buying and you Wir.j, its RE&atB. C. BELL. A tiuc slock of crockery ware, horse shops, ]_ tmils, coffee mills, axes, hatcl>et.<, buckets, saws, augers,* pocket knives, knives ami forks, spoons, tcrews, locks, hinges, drawing knives, and various arti cles in this line too numerous to mention, by L). C. KIRK LEY. For Sale, The premises situated South-east corner King and York streeis ; dwelling of 5 room*, three outbuildings, 1 aero lot. Will be sold low. Apply on the premises. nov 10 t4 SAltAli ANN gkrald. The Hugh S. Thompson CIO AH At I). C Kirklcy's, Only to be tried lobe appreciated. 60,000 K /"\ AfSA <>f meat for snte t>y OU,UUU UAl'M HROfl. 60,000 SAVE MONEY! SAVE MONEY! Having withdrawn all agencies and placed our business on a strictly cash basis, THERKliV SAVING AO KNTS' COMMIS SIONS AND LOSSH8 BY HAD DKHTS, ?e are enabled to scil our well known fertili zers ; vitt WILCOX, OIHHS k CO" 8 MANIPULATED GUANO, WILCOX, G1IMJS J CO'S superphosphate, "Direot to Merchants and Farmers at VERY LOW PIUCKS, by the singe ton, carload, or larger quantity for the CASlk Write for prices. WILCOX, QIBBS A'CO. Charleston, S. C. buvivnnah, Oa. Jan. 18. EST Cream Clieesc and Maccarnni, Mince Meat, Jellies and Preserves in Falls. M iokeral in kits and retail 1> J. K1RKLKY. Acid & Phosphate. 100 Acid. j Tous Star Ttrand Arid. (uwi Tons Star Brand Phosphate; tho best In the market, tor mile I >y IIAUM HR(>H. BUI8T! BUI8T! PRIZES MHDAL n. Cf every variety for spring planting. ONION 8RTT8I ONION 8ETY8! And Rurly Garden Corn, for sale by BR. F. L. II MP. 90Ts?T0BS. r> o e-/\ llbls Early Uoso I'otntoos for sale \>y ? ill HAUMIIIU>H. 50 Stoves! Stoves! If you want TUP, RF.-VT COOKINO HTOVK iliaf tif\? pvpr h??n brought. lo 0*m<leii, no to It. I? IIKONHON'H. TINWARE, TINWARE! Rrmonihcr, I ??>!f I h ? hirr/nut r* r I icl *?? i?P tinware for ttn> lemt money, of any man in town, nii'l nil of my own manufacture. IW Alio, nn end tern tarifly of f> ami 10 ?Aiit? article*. jfrooeriea. oon foot ionnricM, A<\ IW JOIt WORK of every doaoription promptly attended to at reasonable prices B. D. BRONSON. Nov II OLD HICKORY' OLD HICKORY! ! Th?* Old flt?-*;ory Wnyoii, ih ? bout in *?1o For *h o ?>y ISA \ M