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TBK HISIII MIHTO. . FRANK K BKARI>, J flUBSCUlKIlOX, $2 FKU YKAK, IN AX^AXCK. j N CAM&EX, 8. C., MARCH 15, 1883. gg8aaai^eae5BBs?ga?s8;^g?isg-,_iJ y ?' A tiBKAT^OYKRNMEXT't) CRIMK. I Helton, Wlllard and Snyder, Brew- ' ?ter's tools, linve commenccd their an nual spring raids upon the peaceable and quiet oltbceuji of tills State. A two-day v* exaiphifiliop pf a number of citizens of Fairfield county, held Wore Commls slouer tyuyskett In Columbia lust week, failed to bring out the slightest evidence to frairant the arrest of tile parties; the . government's ow? witnesses testify that everything was regular In the lust elec tion at the precincts where the accused jvere on that day. It teems that county after county will be searched for Information upon which ,tp tyise these persecute?* The Coluut ,bla correspondent of the Netc* and Cour ier, speaking on thlp subject, Bays : "The white people of the Suite may as well ,nmke .Hp their minds that they have y indergo another sucji ordeal as that . through which they pasaed last spring. The trial* In April will show the fame ,ynscrup\tlouBiicM on the part of the Uni ted States department of Injustice. Northern men spending the winter In .Cplymbia say that |f the people of New England were .treated m t^iose Falrtleld ^Democrats were treated laat ^eek they would rise up and lynch their persecu tors. They regard the pittance mid for ,bearai\qe flfpu.r people under the petty tyrannlee of Brewster and Melton as phenoralnal. Thev would not permit tit notne, they say, arrests to be made on ?uc^t evldenco as that produced In the ^ontlcello case. Of course not. It ts only ^e rebellious Red-shirts of South vCarolina who are patient and don't get credit far It. I am told that in New Hampshire United States deputy mar shal# have been appointed only once In a ' ^number of years, and that only fbr one tywnfhig at one ejection. Brewjrter 4oou|d not do home what tye does hore. '|h.e States of the North, I f*? tohj, would fxot allow ?ttch hiterfejwce wljth their flections." 1HE AXf Ml TUB FLAME. [n passing thromch large foreet# el pines, we hare |pterefte<Ji ytfryelvc# to see what proportion of the tree* bon? tfce mark# of the band of the axeman, and we were surprif*^ ty> A"4? number of tho scarred one* w> great; In tome tract* pomparattvoly ftp .eeoejrf/tp Injury. The brigade# Qf axeman etjppjqyed by ftjrpentlmo fffn\er# tfiem to be wag: Dig a Wfr of eftertt^nv^op agalnet th< pobleft specks of the ptue. If tbl# vaalon continue, It wt}| not be long be ton thl# ?D^?* of tree will be ? tb!nguf#>e pest. Jfthfc operation mual pontlnue, ^oy^ ft ij,ot be well for ow pera of #ucb forc#t? to f t ffl# hen ?nd there, at proper fotervflf, and mjt, "Wood man > #p#re that tree.*' The* would perform* }n part at least, th? function# of tbb tree, and may fcproduc< thenasejy.es by thely need, and thus anv< themselves fronj extermination. Wouk ft not be veil for owpe |r? of fpreft treei pO extend to tbem In #o?ne degree th< protection tboy give to the shade tree* ground their 4yel|lt}g#? Would It noi be' wejl fujr th.om to enforce a law that nc free aball be ^aeleealy stricken ? While the axe la tyuklng sod havoi among the larger growth, the flume is doing Its destructive work with the fitter growth and with tho covering oi the soil. The covering or tho soil, which paakea It productive, 1^ burnt away hiuI fbe#otl la parched, the ahrubbery m.U Mpptlnga are killed or stunted, and the older treea are #ometlipep charred by this deetructtve element. 'I'lte Injudicious ^rtd reckleM uso of tho flame lo an evil (that ought to be reiqpdjcd. Our primeval Jorest# are faat disappearing by these agencies, and It la tlmo for u> to reflect (that coming generations f^ipye rights In the 90I) fnd forest that thla generation ought to reapect. One generation him (On|y a short llfe-tlmo interest In 1))$ soil pud forest. 'f?K mlnutea of the South Carolina (Conference ehojy th" following; Re paired on trial In the conference, 8; lost by death dnrlng last year, 1. Therp pre ITS Itinerant preacher# Qfl >)>f> roll, of If^om IS are'auperannaree, ( 1 has died alnce conference and two ftupen.ume-' jrary. Local preaohcrs? whlto, 148; col ored, 8. White members 48,020; colored, 818. Grand total, 49,458. Baptisms? Infants, 1,778; adulta, 1,8)8. There 1575 Bunduy Schools, 8,593 officer# and poachers and 87,103 Sunday School pu pils. $13,080.78 were contributed for ml?#lon# -domestic end foreign. The pjtyt session will be held At Sum tor, 8. C. Okn. Bob IlBiiftxitx, the editor pf the Abbeville 3ted( am, It pretty good at '??n -fttyatiig," and he undertake# to "ana? |jr*o" our artlole on "the power of wo man'# Influence," ami says; f4Tht editor mo#t ha ve had some harsh experience In the "curtain lecture" line of late. A pretty Spring bonnet will ex tricate him from the difficulty and ho can peacefully resume hla place aa the nomi nal fyead of the family." Tho advice has been taken, Oeneml;| the bonnet ha# been bought; the "loo t??ro" ho# ended; let the "curtain" fall. ? V UJJJLIL. 'lULlfiiimilLI ? t i Thk Iowa Board of Railroad Commis sioner# hare deolded that #hlppcr# have flgfytA to select the routo by which they will forward good#, and that railroad# mu#t aocept auoh freight and bill it aa the owner de#lre?, This decision will prevent railroad# lu Iowa from making irbltrary rule# a# to receiving freight from connecting lines, and 1# an Impor tant victory for shipper#. It I# just as mportant, too, that shippers In South ;ijroll!ia, or consignees, have the same ight# . secured to tlteip. A vuoof 1H0 traompv occurred In the '.unatlo Asylum at Columbia Inst Satur* lay. Z.t, Whatloy, a patient In that rfbtlCVitlon, killed a fsllow patient by he)tahie of Jame# A. Barrlngtbn. Both t them were comparatively young men ; he former ftftiei i rig' froio acute mauln mi the,. latter ''? ?o meHn holla. Tim nry of iiMju" ?< exonerated the oncers ? fthe Asylum from any blame In the 1 latter. A eomewhat similar tragedy J aaeuacted In the same Institution about 1 -M|f jfcar# ago. 4KW????R VeiM contains as o?uch u could sr? "W? have much to l**ni and wore tpj unlearn In t(|? South. The flrftaud most | liuitortaiit lesson la patience under crliV i-lsui end recognition of our own .fault#." IIkmiy Ward^kkchkr, after preach ing the go*|>el tlfty year*, havcomu to tin* conclusion that he is wl?r than tlu? Gotl yrho made lilin. Illgper fools than Beech? er have coin*) to (t|ip same conclusion, In a shorter (hue. Sknatuk Ki?mi ni>h, of Vermont, is now President of the Semite.- In event of the death of President Arthur before his term Is out ? It would be President Kdmuuds of Vermont. Thk Newberry Qbterver thinks tljcre should be h divorce law In this State to suit certain cases. CtfLTOUIAL NEWS NOTES. There is great suffering and distress In the tiack of the recent flyods In the Ohio valley. A crazy Germiin in Philadelphia, last Monday, shot his sister-in-law aixl then shot hhuselt". Neither will survive. "Ttidge David Davl> was married at Fayetteville, X. C., yesterday. A baso-hall congress Is In suasion this w?ek,|tt?t. I.onia, Mo. Wiggins aays that people expocteo more thai) he ptT9U>l?ct) concerning the terrible storm whl eh waa to have awept the Atlantic coast between tfte tth and litfc lupt. Ills prediction, he jays, was inade for tfeo benetlt of .uarlnur*, ;?nd yet people aahore wty wanted to be fright ened pyttholr own interpretation on his prediction. fpjyisiya corn tie*. mump. The New York 6tyh Exchange Las fur warded to thb QyaUr Bilk Aiseelatlon 1,000 ailja wpna eggs. Thsss eggs eauic from Ja aaa, where auk Is cultivated and manufac tured tar superior lo any other oounM-y, end la therefore to be ooaaldered th ? best la Ike world. Tie Governor has appointed M r. - W. 6. Nfcfclftf. JTriel Justloe la Buraier couuty, vie* E. P. Burrows, resigned. LANOAnCR. It Is rymored that fifteen oitisens of Lan eaetar ere 0099 to be arrested on a oharge of eoupllotiy la the recept rlet at that place. Laaeaater oouaty |a fortunate in having paW four iaaaleela the Poor House-? one white woasan aad three eolored people. Oraad Jury at the reeent term of /Court at baaoaetfr reports that (he white woniao Is eery aged aad paralytic.. She had no shoes on and has had none since site has been at the Poor llouse. The Jury adds this reproaoh "Tho poor old'efohtau ia the mother of two able-bodied sonir residing in 'the county, and who are reported to us lo he moderately well to do!" DAHL1NOTON. Colonel B. W Edwarde-hpp been appoint ed one of the Schnol Kxiiminern fur Diir lin/ton vuuuiy, rice R W. iloyd, ijq , ap pointed on tbe Stale Board. FAIBP1KLD. A inan named W i 1 1 in n.s lias hern cemmis* aioncd pom master at Iliilgewny, iMslead of Mr. Desportcs, who has livrelofot e filled that position. Tbe Winnsboro1 ;\Ytr? and Herald sayji : We only know Williams by ri-putatlet), and we believe that it will bear us out in tho assertion that he is unworthy and incompetent to occupy nny position of trust however tr fling am! insignificant. Itldgoway ifnd bor people have become so Iftdignart at the outrage that they have, with one acoord, ref'usM do rfert him any quarters either for an office or other p?ir poacH within the corpurata Ifaifs of the town. This, says the Herald, is a commendable determination, amfwe admire (he spirit that prefers no pastoffice to the humiliation and disgrace of % daily conlaot with such a ohuraetef. * Let tlie People Know What Btcomes of Their ?pt9iiey. By all moans lei the people know clearly and dUtlncily what beocmes of their mon ey* This Is a pleoe of solid and well-timed nnd well-monnt advice we give onr county ofiicials now in the beginning ol new terms. And we are led to do this by noticing lately the unlimited and unrestricted publicity given to their Annua) Reports by tbe offici als of < ur neighboring oopntfes. For IhsUnoe, in AbbevlU?|coufaly- for the year last past, tbe county commissioners published an extremely, long and ocmpre henslve report in three newspaper*, the /VeM and Banner, the Medium, and the Salu da (Greenwood) Argue . In Aiken county the county commissioners published a very carefully itemised report in two. newspa pers, the Journal and Review and the Recor der And it wae money well spent, And exemplified the integrity of the offioials. And so, in proportion in these counties and other*, have Men published the annual reports of oounty treasurers and sehool commissioners. The feot of the law requiring suoh reports to be published Is proof that perfeot publio ity is aimed at. And In suoh publicity there Is safcty to offioials and to' people. Ae regards our own county, we do not hesitate to say lhat the eoonomy practiced by cur offlolals in thla respect, is strained, unwise and dangerous. The money to pay tor making suoh report* publio. comes out of the people's pocket, and *e believe that th^y are willing to pay It. They wish to tee what becomes or their monuy. ?Edge field Advtr titer. Comparative Cotton Statement. New Vo*k, Meroh 9 ? The following in the oomperetite ootton stetement for the week Adding Meroh 0, 1889 : , Not receipts ni ell United F tetes port* dnrln?the week 122,028; nidi WMk lest ye>?r P?TR88/ totel reoelpts to tlfte dete 6, 020,815; to i?m? dete lest yeer 4,088,625. Kxports for the week 128,474; Mint wsek lest yeer 101 ,478; totel exports to this dete 8.887,489 ; to seme dete lent yeer 2,427,809 Btook et ell Unl ted Htetts ports OCft 909; seme time Isst jeer 988,081 ; stook et ell Interior towns 140.185; seme time lest yeer 188,682; stock et Liver pool 988,000; eeme time last yeer 784,000; itook of Amerloen efloet for Oreet llrlteln 220,000; seme time lest yeur 218,000. ? ; f ' % Cotton At All the Ports, New York, Meroh 9.? The following ere ihe totel net reoelpts of cotton et eM ports ileoe September 1st,: Galveston 801,895, New Orleen* 1,887, 861, Mobile 291,856, 8e r?\nneh 722,458, OhAfleeton 616.870, Wll nlngton 120,889, Norfolk 679,886, Belli nore 47,818, -New York 126,042, Besten 186,700, Providence U.079. Phllede'.phle ?4.471, Weet PolnJ 195,478, Brunswlok ?,600, Port Itoyel 18.847, Pennecole 1.700, )lty Point 9,171, lndlenole 14,600: totel 1,620,015 heU?. The IforW'e Supply of Cotton* Nkw i'onK, March 8.?' The totel visible npf 1 ? of cotton fur tho world I* 8,285,782 nl?i*. of wnloh 2,605,682 ere Amerloen; Relnst 8.048,021 en<l 2,822,206 reepeotly?r t lest yeer. Reoelpts nt ell Interior towns 2,219: receipts Orom plantations 121, 08p; fop in sight 6,041.282, it Ions In the United Blalei;" the .. &&&& In Wresting p* .etc. a cbsmcterlsllo e;" Edwin Deleon '?on by L)r mi Of 'entonnl ? record or Important* vents, nal Note* unO Cunimci\ti, Editorial ommenta, Obituary >olicC*. etc. Tlie inU ?*V*y ? ,UV*1 ct>.,"Vr,t'l*n,,lvf.?nt??rta1iilng y In itloat comprehensive, enter lions. The price In only 2ft ;?py. or ? * year. post imld. Add res The May number will contain the br*? m ? erles of paper* by Lieutenant Fred nchwav "'f, Arctic explorer, entitled, "Among he Natives of the North." k'c hills and vale* of leaver Creek, I'nty tell me or thy virgin *611 In vain thy elms and oak* I seek? i'our beauty thus? who did despoil? \ sturdy yeomanry tbeu had As proved by tracc or hamlet's dim, VVas't they that made thee look so saci, And scarred thy face from brow to chin. Ah, nol Ml* slavery's curse I share Tn I'un^im with this Southern clime, Wli cli rubbed me or my beauty rare And Kuv.e me ago before my time. The honest yeomanry gave way To slavery's march, and treed of peir. In their loved homes tbev could not ?tay, Nor cheek Its pace, OX love oT aell. My vine clad forest, nor rich soil, Norlorety tand?e?i?eUn th?ltajr#a Were naught but fields for negiVelfUl To gain tor thorn wealth'* greatest pri*e. Kroro Afrlo's boudage now set free In memory of that priceless boon Ho oft extolled a* "liberty" I warmly welcome all that come. Blnce now from frown of envious world, beenrcd by poverty's broad shlold. Pines bavo sprang up and briers have curled On many au old. time ootton Held. In place of oak and elm yov'll And O'er my oft' scarred and rugged ?*oe On hlU and dale the sighing pine. Whlcb hides the wounds It oan't efface. But whsn? and echo answers when, (lhall my lost yeomanry return? When they come home, and not till then, Will bill or vale ere cease to mourn. "^iana.0- i IMMOS OF OOllffi Are wasted on physicians rees oy the dys. peptic, the rheumatic, tho bilious, and tlve nervftis, when a Uollar expended on that unapproachable vegetable tonlo and altera ""'mm' HEPATIC COMPOUND ? oa? - LIVER AND KIDNEY CUKE would In *v*ry case effect a radical cure. ???If you are bltllous, tongue coated, bad breath, head hot, dull or aching, stomach heavy or sour, if bowels Inactive and pan sages hard and occasional looseness. If your sleep la broken (lo**tnn aitout In bed), If you get np unrefreshed. ir your akin Is sallow eye* yellow, If heavy, dull put tin tit buck and limbs, ir yon ar*. drowsy, I tidl spotted to talk or act. If any one or more of those symptoms, take a dose of SIMMONS' HKI'ATIC COM and you will get Immedlute relief. Diseases of Kidneys, Bladders, &o., AUECUHKDBY SIMMONS' HEPATIC COMPOUND, ? oa ? LIVER AND KIDNEY CURE. Ihlfc preparation acts finely upon the kid* noys, being |H?werfully pluretio. Sufferers with the gravel, and other similar affcctlons, are advised to try this medicine, and our word for It, the result will be satisfactory , For talo everywhere. rroprieton/&^U ^otesafo ftrffgg'lst*, Charleston, 8. C. salo by Dr. F. L. Kemp, Camden. 8. C. PLAIN TRUTHS The blood ii the foundation of Hfe, it circulate* through every part of the body, and unlets it is pure and rich, good health la impossible. If diseatt has entered the system the only sore and quick way to drive it out is to purify and enrich the blood. These sjmple. facts are well knowp, and the highest medical authorities agree that nothing but iron will restore the blood to its natural condition) and also that all the iron preparations hitherto made blacken the teeth, cause head ache, and are otherwise injurious. Brown's Iron Bitters will thor oughly and quickly assimilate with the blood, purifying and strengthen ing it, and thus drive disease from any part of the system, and it will not blacken the teeth, cause head ache or constipation, and is posi tively not Injurious. 'Saved hit Child. 17 N. Kutaw St, Baltimore. Hi, Feb. ia, 1 Mo. Gents:? Upon th? recommenda {on of a friend I tried IJrowm's ron Itrrrma as a tonic and re storative for my daughter, whom I was thoroughly convinced was wasting away with Consumption. Having lost threa daughter* by the terrible dlteaae. tinder the car* 0# eminent physicians, I was loth to bellave that anything could arrest it* progreao ol the dlteaie, but, to ?ay great aurprtse, before my daugh ter had taken one bottle of Brown'* Inort Dittrrs. the began to mend and now la quite reitorgd to former health. A fifth daughter began to ahow algns of Coniumptloa, and when tlia phytlclan was contulted he quickly said "Tonics were re quired and when Informed that the elder slater waa taking Bmowm's Iroh Brrraas, re?pomled "that u a good tonic, take It" A t>o* AM Philm. Brown's Iron Bitters effectual ly cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Wgataett, ana renders the greatest relief and benefit to persons suffering from such wasting diseases as Con Sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc. MORTGAGE SALE. . 8. V. Scarborough and A. J. Scarborough to Baum Broa ? Mortgage of Real EataU By virtue of n olanse contained in th? above stated mortgage, executed January 27lh, 1882, and recorded ia the ofBee ol Register of Mesne Conveyance for Kershaw oounty. boek "G. O.,' pages 664 and 6M, I will sell in front of the court house dooi In Camden, on the Drat Monday In April next, during the legal hours of sala; Ail the right, till* and interest of ft. V. Scarborough in a oertaln traet of Und sit uated in Kendtaw county, Stale of South Carolina, eontalnlng twe hundred and ninety-eight acres, more or leas; bounded louth and east by lands of Sallle Josev, torth Wy Ervln Kelly; the interest of said V V. Scarborough being that portion whleh ins been set apart to her as her dower In 'aM tract, for lift) tenue only. Terms cash. JOflN DOBY. moh 8 , 8. K. C. Agricultural Implements. Call at W. A. Anorum AO's. and see their ortment of Agricultural Implements ? teasers. Mowers, Self-binding Reapers, (arrows, Plows, uto. .,"r *^*- . - .'- iL' .-i. n u ?a eawa*a?? ? ? ? Itfi-Jah! This IS the name of a Hue quality. of Tea, hloh is now superceding |he He-No tea. For sale by I*, C. KlRKf/KV. ?ch I 1/ DELMONIGO 1 \ ? .OF ' GAMDBN. [. L. HOSEHPORF & CO. \ ? ? !>? The tut Champagne, Madeira, Sherrr. California and Rhine Wiues, always in ?took Ales, Lager B??r, Porter, Ginger Ale, Soda Water, and ill Mineral W?i?i, ??,n stantly on hsad. Over the D^r ? Fancy Drinks, bj ekllled and pflite .fail* ant*. TOBACCO AMD SEGAR& An Havana Fsgar for Five Cents ie one o the let eat innovations of this establishment The Havana ie guaranteed. We also bavi the Beet 10 Cent* 8egar 10 the market. Smoking Tobaoco of all kiudi , from lead ing manufacturers. Pipe* of all kiade in stock. E6TAURANT. ? In a few day* we wil open a Restaurant which will be eon Quoted la Aral olaee atyje. Due notice wil be given. T&e patronage of the public ie solicited. 1, 1 ROSENDORP & CO. ja25 tf "WTAILP, Horse Shoes, Horse Sboe Nails J^| Harness, Swingle Trees, Hoes. Plow; Hakee, Trace Chains, Bridles, Cow Belli Looke, Hingev, Screw*, Haws, Pope. Plo< Wrc.*. ^c!'. t'uckrt*. tVcM Wbeele, Wm? Buckets, Coftee Mills, Knives and Forki Axes, Hatofcets, &o., &c. ; for sale by D. C. KIRKEEY. FJhQtmr 150 1 flV Bbls flour nice and cheap I i)\) UAUM BROS. 150 WAN"TED. 1 ft, 000 TONS COTTON SEEI>. Highest cash price pwtd for cotton sec delivered In carload lets at any u. li. Dep< or Steamboat Landing. In Ho. On., f?a. or > 0. Highest cMHh price paid for keroseL' lard and whiskey barrels, FOR SALE, COTTON REED MEAL. The best and cheapest food for all kinds stock and Uio cheapest and best fejtlllterc the market. Write for pamphlet* contatolr analysts by*Dr. C. U. Hhepbard, State oben 1st, and directions (or use to CHARLESTON OIL M'F O. CO., 2ft Broad Ht., Churlcstou, B. U. dee 7 ttui GREAT REDUCTION In order to close out our entire stock WINTER CLOTHING, we have Marked Down Prioeelo less than cost. Our stock is ooo plete and attractive and those in need auoh goods will find it very muoh to the interest to oall and see us. We are selling olothing at 2ft per ce cheaper than any other house in Camden. BAMBERG & ROSENBERGEI deo 7 tf D.W. JORDAN a GO The death of eur senior partner, D. \ Jordan, will make no ohange in the fir name or style" of our business. The su viving partner^ H. 0. Carrison, will manai the business and will endeavor to ojndu it in every manner satisfactory to Its pa rons. The House owes its success in the past FAIR DEALING, GOOD OOOU8 and LO PRICES. This will be its motto in the f ture. Responsible parlies in need of advano can be accommodated. (SfGuano, Acid Phosphates ani Ge m*n Kainit for sale. tSTGlve us a trial. Feb. l-2m, D. W. JORDAN ft CO. MORTGAGE SALE. W. F. Perkins \ Mortgage to [ of 8. B. Latham J Personal Properly Under authority oontaiu|d in the aboi entitled mortgage, I will eell at the stoi house of W. F. Perkins In the town of Can den, 8. C., on Wednesday the 14th day < Maroh, 1888, beginning at 11 o'olook a. m the entire elook of goods In said store bout ? ?the Mint consisting of Winee, Liquori Tobacco, Cigars, Groceries, &?., fto., fte. also bar fixtures and ftirnitur*; one bl! liar and one pool tabls and one Iron Safe, An also In front of aald store house, after th goods above desorlbed shall havs been dii poeed of, one blaok mare, two two>hor? wagons and one top buggy. Levied upon and to be sold to satisfy th above otst*d mortgage. . Terms cash. JOHN DOBV, Agent for Mortgagee, Oorhl Corn!! Best CORN selling at 80 cents por hushi at W. A. ANCRUM ft 00 8. Oow Peas Wanted* 1,000 Bushels of COW PKA8 wanted b; . W. A ANCRUM ft CO. PROFESSIONAL NOTICE^ The underafgnfMl.bave thin day sntere< Into a copartnership for the practice ?f theli profession. Dr. Moors will attend to al the general praotles. Dr. Deas will enlj attend to hie office and obstetrloal bunnesi and when called in oonftttltatloa. If Dr Moore Is absent when his obstetrical ease< ooour Dr. Dsas will attend them If tleslred L. II. DRAB, M. D. A. A. MOO UK, M.D. Nov. 23rJ, 1882. Temmioea* 81b Cans of Tomatoes 16 cents, 2 Guns for 2ft oents at W. A: ANCRUM ft CO'8. 18821 ~~~~~ 1882! GRAND SPRING OPENING! FINEST CliOTHING AT Ltifl-rr ?f Cheapest Clothing house In the city. MferA full line nfOKNTM' FURNISHING IOODR always OB hand. M^Celebtated Manhattan" shirts? a Inrable and well made surment? la a com. ?rt to th* wearer. To oe had at t* BLANK) Popular Clothier, 40 King Mtreet, Oh ari.kstom. S. C. TRESPASS NOTICE. ? it*. All psrtrons are bavtttv warned against respasilng upon ths lands connected with Ie Morrell property, usually known ae the aotory place, either for cutting wood or anting' pint-atr** : under Hie penalty of >e law. J. T. HARD. mql( 8r8f GmemiQimer & Watkyis D8ALSHB IN ettocMmiMs, TOJ&CG09 0C. W? Vs ?o 0*11 aMtflJo* to 4? jffci that wo ki? oon^f nfy in ?<v? ft ' rULL Lfflg OF 6K0CERIES, >*l?b >1 i mo <tt>tdfo4 ft f uy atoro to Camdea. OttrAt.Mk.fr la of tho V?t brands ikT art worthy the ettenilqD of the publio. liirKojuro to five us ? o?!l. u fo fro satisfied we *r? fble ?nd willing to pleftae you both if quality of good* ?*4 prioee Geisentieimer & Watkins. Jon. 26-tf COME AND SEE -TH* ? CHRISTMAS GOODS CHRISTMAS GOODS ? AT ? J. D. McDowall's. I kd now receiving a desirable line of the above goods, vis: <? Atmore'i Mince Meal in 6 and 50 lb pails Knglinh Plum Podding. Imperial and HeedUs* Raisins. Leghorn Citron, Currants, Dates, kc., l'ret-erv?s and Jellies, in Cans, Marmalades and Jams, in Jurt. Choice Gilt Klge Bnitcr, Choice liaina at 15 to 20 cents per pound. FISH R0E8, FRESH SALMON. COD FISH BALLS. Boston Baked Beans, Applet* in 2 and 8 lb nod 1 gallon cans, Peaohes in 2 and 3 lb and 1 gallon wins. Bart let t Pens in 8 pound tins, CHAMBER'S CREAM PE AMIES. f^^Choice line of Plain and French Candies. NUTS? ? full assortment and veryobeap. CRACKERS ? fresh and large assortment. Oat Meal, Ac. They are all fresh and just opened. Qual ity and quantity guaranteed. AT LOWEST PRICES J. D. MoDowall. FRUIT. FRUIT. Fnll assortment ? Cabbages, Potatoes and Onions, at McDowall's. Oheese! Onn Edam, Pineapple, Swiss and Cream, for sale low at i. D. McDowall's. GERMAN KAINIT, Direct Importation. PERUVIAN GUANO? direct from the agent of the Peruvian Government. FISH GUANO ? 6 @ p. o. ammonia. NOVA SCOTIA LAND PLASTER South Carolina-Ground Phosphate? fine grouud and high grado. For ?ale by HERMANN BULWINKLt, Kerrs Wharf, Cbaklehton, S. C SAVE MONEY! SAVE MONEY! flftving withdrawn, all agenole* and plaeed our bualneas on a strictly oath basis, THEREBY 8AVING AGENT8 COMMIS SIONS AND LOSSES BY BAD DEBTS, we are enabled to sell our well kn wn fertili tore; via:) WILCOX, GIBBS A CO S MANIl'I LATKD OUANO, WILCOX, GIBBS A CU'S supekphospiutk TDlreot to Merohanta and Kaimei" *? VERY I.OW PRICKS, by iho ton. carload, or larger quantity tor the C \.uli. Write for prloea. , WILCOX, QIBBS A CO, Charleston, 8. 0. buvitui.iih ? Jan. 18 ? ?IT.1 Ki'i. mn*t oiiu*m u/ iiiwrufrco Klil* neye or Mver. It. therefore, th? Kldnev* und ^Iver ere kept In order, perfect health will Mhere?u1t. This trnthhssonly hpon know-. a short time end for year* people *un'ei?i? greet nyony without helne ehlo to And rHIef. The dleoovery of Werne-'s Hefr Kidney *:t.| Lirtr Coro mnke* anew ere In the troMtrnxnt of these trouble*. Msdefrom n simple io n lenl leerofrnre vslue, It eon tains lost . < elements nece**ery to nourish end ("vib rate hoth of those *ref?t origins. end n.'ir y restore end keep them In order. 11 Is s l' ? IT IVHj Itomedy for ull thedlawuesthru ? ell dlftlonltles of the Kldtteya, 1,1 \ or en>l "7 7 ' " I " V? V# WM ??irM|HHMH11||ini n Id M ver? )Iee<iNolies- J sn n d I(h? - |>i / ol- Fever A J-'-J > " iftlonltlea < nerjr Orfena. , mules during Preensnoy. ft w!' '?<; r,,i ?"?!? illVHlueble r<n (,??? r hfl?* orJSa,,lnwff "f lh? Womb As eBlwtd Purler It I* unentitled *HU?? 'S.* ortfn" meke tho bl<Vnd This Remedy ? ? for A+JU'tJZTVlRFj w5'?l? ty* done iuc't won dere. ls out up In tlYLAllORftT btZF. i? i"oT mrdieiheuflon thrrosr.v snd *11 dt'Hlor* /*( *:.9H I H. H- w*im;t * ce? inlre for "4 AR JKB. It te % testef, ff. r. mo mnc ?ro ?nn In OroccrUa? Iflo,jMHijMr ?r4?riU KTelcl) gt Bason, Whole* ?W and lUtail Dealer* if U.QICE FAMILY * FANCY GROCERIES, WINE*. LIQUORS, TEAS '? and CIGAR 3. W & 119 Meeting St.. 8. W corner Mai ? kti Street. CH^LEJROH.B.O. WW? cerry an encniite assortment of oods, and hat* *?ery< htng toq w?ni( itonishing low jprt^ee. HOLIPAY GOODS la |0re*i Variety. ottnlrj Merchants wishing an os oriuienl of Family Groceries >?ill find il to beir interest i 9 ^correspond w'tih us on the ?tyeci. Pecking and drayage free. Send or catalogue ?d price list. no 28 Gin ^ArwmIiI^ rourown Uwji. Term* and !>UO W outfit free. Addree* If. i( o.i.ktt ot v> .Forttaod, )tr.lne. Moh W v .. NEWICROP MOLASSES^ New Orleans F?acy and Medium grades 'or sal* by Vr. L. ARTHUR & UKO A Urge and select stock oT chewipg and smoking tobacco, cig'trs, cigarettes, sigur holder* and smoWw* articUs gener klljr. *>r hale by D. 0. KIRK!. BY. "call and see' our FULL STOCK OF GROCERIES, HARDWARE, HARNESS, DRY GOODS, BOOTS. SHOES Hats, CANNED GOODS, CANDIES CRACKERS, Etc., Etc., AT BOTTOM PKICES. Wishing lo close out our stock of LIQUORS we aro selling out fit the following ieducei prices : Best live Whiskey Good Nye ?? Best N. C. Corn >> Good Corn ?? H ii m Gin Apple Branny 2.60 to 3.00 per gnl ?> f-0 " 2.u<< " 1. To " " 2. 'jo " " 2.25 " " 3 ()0 " ?' W. A. ANCRUM & liO. ea a ca s K ?5 h m w h3 o < ? 0 <1 s 1 K ?-< csi I W J ??< O < ?5 r* H ^ n rn 6 K W D r-< <0 W W 33 ^ E- T ? ? e-? 55 O ?T? CO H i-U J VSI 00 f-l w ? r; w w >?? H sS O H CO <*3 M O M CO CO a <? ? Notice. Hft?in; ??*???? ? ? ?? )?< i:i ,* hi" ?) ? must ea r .>t',y ??? -j ?? . . : t i by op- n accrun' t c'^:-- iJu r , ' t ?ndeote-l hy no'? : n,..K? w a; p i hi-; c:?n L . ;1 . 1>'J L> a tf 7 t ' ' ? ?' .Tl.yt , 1 ' L'irlit'?, /j. ?^ILAVOK : r Citro-i i m.ii,, ing piiW'v. Miln. ohoio. i ? ? <? ? ? f.A- ??"C?. - ? l> Aii^KI.HV. i : ? .? I'.i t ? irr ;< , v.l! K.,k. "... . i , ii'unfi r :>r .'?? 'i l> ' MOK'i ( ? A (.* i'i b AlL. U.K. Beard t \V. K. L?n. i>>? Mori#' >.? .. ilvul KhtHle. ??y virtu* of u (?.:?. i , ?. (.illicit in i?i(f?v? Ktat^d inurtuiisi . 1 .. ill cri, in front i ' tin (kiurt Hoime di ?>t In rsmutn, on me tlrni Monday In April ? >' \ i , <liirl i ;< the I< k? ' liouri of mile, tho follov . 1 > (???<! rty: All tliRt pl'o'i oi .. . v. ii ?j ltiufiigtf ihon on, con tain i 'ik .if'.p'H i?ci-? more or ic.-n HltUHtod In f ernt'A'v ? .tint. . .? tu< of >-mtih Cnrollnn, ndioini1 ?? r ?? u ? * * ? II'iiukii h f, ' lrk-..> ? 1. b. '/>? thi! ri . Hi. ? . n? t|... W ??(- ! K 1 1 . ? ? in? r ?> K.n: . h ' .?? Hlitl '-r Hoi'j .i Jill . .V K Ir'iiit.i I -.1 illHl i. U y t>UUi,c. o (1 > I II. I.I .? 1 i i.e. o n t o ;m.v. _ III.** I . . f . I pl*>*. tJr.oi..< Koi o hy i apeci&i k-iasa an, \ot ' IT' ? 1 X' 'iuf fi I lie .*y f* ? r . "VSI I 3 / MHCllii". I ?> "! o i" h ? ???>? h' . . . .'iir, ?) :vi?ruracturo; 's Cos!. in ? f 1 *? '" I "ill I nlvo in'- r to > A i > i ' ' [ . '1 *? ,? m i no > .^ADL'I.Kin fi ?> ?< ?re nil f i ? mi ? ?>! ft I <? ) j ai.. I \j ;,r a A':,.. . j i\ 'in? 4 1 ''*>* r.arujn ?'? i I' I*i : t CI' I. ii: 1 Ti ' t i ~iu\ ? pjOTMiVt L. .. , JY & OO. ORTROtT Mioh iMsmr. 8?noke the ".fnllv Jerry'^ Cr*?te" cigar Mf tele l?? p p, KlJtKLKvT *rli 1 ?f W F. PERKINS ANNOUNCES THE ARRIVAL Or ?i flVw Stock of Groceries, h$quor?% "'iiif#. Tobacco &c, Tb# ^npi*<J#de*i ?d rusb of buun*?a ?( pur <?tablieWineui mokt* it Dtecuvy <<r yt Ao J? con|la.alljr to receipt of Now QooJ?. My Liquor Department It always aupplled with (fee l>e?t. W. F. PERKINS. Feb 19 GRAND FALL AND WINTER QPENINQ AT Til K CLOTHING HOUSE OF HI. L. j KIM AMD, Men's. Yonflft and Boy's Suits, Men's Youth's and Eoy's Orercoats. FiJVF SOFT s&XB STIFF JBT&T8 IN ALL 8TYLE8 AND COLORS. Gouts1 Furnishing Goods and Neckwear jQ-SISTT'S FINE! SHOEJS. Wheti in i'?ie city you ore cordially invited t? examine mj #iock of CLOTHING AtJ < rdern addressed to my cure will receive prompt attention. COLUMBIA, S. C- ? Columbia, S. C? Nov. 3d. 1881 OPPOSITE GRAND CENTRAL HART & COMPANY, Hardware Merchants, AT F.NT3 FOR THOMAS SMOOTHING HARROW, THOMAS PULVERIZING HARROW, LANE HARROW, ?HEADQUARTERS KOR? ANDLaDONVS SPUING TrOTH INDEPENDENT HARROW. WI'll| WITH BROADCAST SEEDER ATTACHED JERSEY EXPANDING CULTIVATORS. ? ? I'uOW STOCKS. PLOW BLADE3, SINGLE TR BKS SI A 'J1IAINS, IIOK8, PLOW LINKS. BL . iCSMlTHS A N J PKNTEHS TOOLS, IIOfJSKiv WIPING ?:OOM' O? ? ' STATE AOKN b I OK DAN 1 PP.ATT COTTON GINS, KUFUKHJ, \ND G .'f-D* raeHilili ? ii . . ? v ,r ' i . \ I, \ ' i * ? r ' A f-vW, Fip- t'.-.i . I ' I ( Ir f "i ? ii i lr<! '.v ? O.J3.A "R/r&v .O '??< / ' V A I ? I I ? ? . . V , jV''ii '.?'?? ricu i V? ... j I'Cf}. Kf.'l ? II ?iTk'T, .> /? i IKtiv" rail .!????>? I j' rn-? ?\r-' ' 1 ?? ( ' rofFcf *n'< ?<???"? i* ? -i\ i I t?'. i i B N* ?!> Ptoi. r n t 1 ,.<;<*? ?<p I'*.| r ? > i> <: K'n'-':.KV N otio^ * o t'ro . ;> ?- ? x or a. A'l .. ii{,< ' * '. ? ? * .* ? ? V ' ' p'Kn'alion or io? " <n " ? ' ptirpt?o vrh>i?"?r* w I hi- (VI o < i > in ??' ' ?" ? noMc I -viil giw IV b. I. *,i F state of Johr i \ All piTnonn holiling ? *'?:?-< i ? v- >? *?.??? r.r Kui?t)> of John IIoIIaii'I, 'li-r-n" *1, wir j :? e*nl Iho iitmn I o ihr unf|i*rni/> ?*?? <\ ? i I tho?o indebted (o r< aI<I F.*'>i? will r.nkn payment In I. P. IIOM ANI), Feb 1 -3t. Adminlmrnlor. qAWHF.K. 113 a fifty *t home Awni.K. ?iirx day homo eniilly . mrnlo. CVwtly outfit rrn*. Aifiri'n mm 4 (,?? Mulue, ? 'Ippf'f (? dOPlPi?) JISTTT. CHARLESTON, 8. C. "i>R. FRANCIS L ZEMP <???<?? nil cut i on In Ino 'arg* aum rlinent DV.T IGS and MEDICINES, ? !? 1 1 NTS, OILS. VARNJSUKS, hV|\i/ :W GLASS & PUTTY, OYf WOODS AND DYE ?TUff?, \ c.riM*fKra, r.*.VM? WiCRS,, .. rliOiBHR OIL, BPS, ? *4 ' . ? .i (? I ?t m assortment of I \ <? W a t! K. ?T * ri()': A ?* V , Toll.KT AltTICLFS. mi .>Na?:8 INK i'KRFUMKRY *n< it .?? .>i !'?* >i?m mnbpp. 7' . i '>'1 ? ii i ? ? It ?hourc )i a >\ n mm i.y umi l V u rw .i 1 1. Hi m kii > I'I ?'?' I ? K liOO'H / *????, . I^' r "nl l> KINK I .'rtl CRACKERS! CRACKER! \V ? n?t? on Iiaii<I ol all liirtvM. ?n I i oonxlnnity i^oti'ln# F KIWI I CR^OaK of ?|1 kin'l* W. A Axinv* 4 tO!i ?.VUi(