The Kershaw gazette. (Camden, Kershaw Co., S.C.) 1873-1887, April 05, 1883, Image 2
TIB IBRSHAW GAZETTE.
FK A N K V. BKAKD, r?or?utTO?.
4UB3CK1TTION, $3 1>U YUB, U ADNANCK.
CAyPgX> H. CM APRIL ft. 1863.
>V vlkh we enter a towp an^l find II
l>rlgiit auu fresh w b paint, we oonclnde
that we are amouj? k t(irUty and tasty
|pe^p]e. j^ut >y|ten we And it *caiy with ef
fete paint, or brown and weather-beateu
4wit^out paint, we conclude that its glory
^s departing or haa departed, 'litis sigu
Of thrift and taste are means of success.
Paint preserves the structures which
they adorn, and in die run of retire It
(-yvlll save ltp cost in preserving the prop
erty. Evidence of success insures tncrj
success. \Ve like to deAl with successful
people. All nre ready to hft'P those who
appeur to be able to help themselves.
Sviiat is expended in adornment will
COine back to us with compound interest
^n attracting patronage and custom. If
,a man will put up a pigeon house, and
jpa^nt or whitewash it, if there are pigeons
live miles off iu nn oid dilapidated, dark
rookery, hi* attractive dove-cote will soon
bo tilled with lively inmates, Alaijy a
man has been saved from bankruptcy,
jby keeping up appearances and even by
brightening up more titan he was wont
to do. The faded apd iicglectful nppear
(anceof the once bright and attractive store
.?will drive custom away. The same is
true in every line of business. You may !
jfeel st raited in your circumstances, but
?t will pay to make your stores, your of-'
jfloes and yoyr homes attractive. Let us
mako our homes attractive as a means of
education to the children and as a safe
guajd in keeping tl^e household bound
.at home by its attractions.
Tub Nashville American 6pe?k? of the
Southern SUtes as a "New South," and
fitly a "we have found that wo mauufuc- !
/(lire hb well as our neighbors. We have
fpuud that In pur cotton^ if we only man
tifaoture It ourselyes, there is immense j
wealth ; that we not only linye the cotton,
but we hare other immense resources;
^ve have Iron and coal ; we have valuable 1
timber; we have great advantages in
yr% fcer ppwer; indeed we iiave found that 1
lramcnso resources, and that the road to
wealth is into the workshop the factory,
fhe foundry, the iron and coal beds. '
ty'lns Is a new discovery, and it is mak
ing for us a new South. To-day the now
IkNlth has uiore promise ? n belter out
look? than any pther portion of the JJnl
jted States. What *ve need is live men in
justness affairs and wise njon in leaking
pur laws.
Thk egg traffic In tills .country amount#
jto |75,000,000 per annum. ^pmething
worth cackling about ami crowing over,
.only the mischief Is that when a hen lays
pne little egg she makes noise enough
?bout It to warrant a concurrence In her
evident belief that she liw deposited the
entire $75,000,000 worth nil ?t once.
Farmkks, do not logo Bight .of the fact
that big orops make low prices. It is
$H)ldedly to your Interest to plant Icbr
cotton and raoro provisions. When will
we learn tho lesson ? We are now ar
ranging for another .crop ; let usbejvarn
? d In time.
Although the surplus in New York
Banka la reported greater than usual,
jhe panicky condition ot the market hits
forced loana to 18 per cent, on call, with
gold or U. 8. Bonds, as collateral.
Immigration from Kijrope promises to
Jbe very heavy during the spring and
/liimmer months. German y will furnish
an unusually la^ge (juota.
It is fbtim atp.d that the public I'ebt
Reduction for March Is nine and n hajf
pnilltonb of dollars.
Communicated.
A Word fyr Temperance.
Mr. Editor Will yen allow me
jtpuce In the columns of your paper to nay
H word In fiivor of the temperance cause?
It was the pleasure of (lie wiltor to bo
prevent Iftkt Sunday at the Methodist
Hunday school to heap the address of Kev.
M. M. Mood to the Intelligent young au
dleiK'p he hud before him. The rbclta
tfont for the evening were dispone, cd with
jnd the time was given In great part to
*Ir. Mood*? Icoture.
He ueed a chart In his lecture. The
Ahart represented a spider who had spun
hU web, and was waiting to catch the
unwary ??fly" that would enter his 'trap.'
The picture of the spider represented a
bottle, upon whioh was the word *'wlne."
At the top Of the picture were the scrip
tural words, "They set a trap:" while ?l
Jthe bottom were the words, "They catch
DMn."
When we viewed this striking Illus
tration,' which wnsfcouplcd with so much
.ploquetice, pith Aiid force by the s|>enker,
pur mind would revert to those whom
Wft know have been caught In the "spl
lier'a traD." anrf m ? -
AMtrUin *ome fear lent I hoy, too, may
alto be caught In this destructive trap.
i Immediately after hla lecture. Mr.
ood organized a council of the ''Cold
ater Army," with twenty-seven mem
IT*, whoae pledge l? : "I hereby prom
iM, that I will not use any Intoxicating
liquor* at m beverage, ami that 1 will try
to promote the wuise of temperance. "
T hi* I* only an Initiatory step in thin
direction, and we expect to *ee some
Cid and glorious result* come (rom
apparently small beginning In the
fomperance cause In (jamden.
Certainly there can be no subject that
nfced* to be agitated more than that of
jftmperance. The welfaro of the rising
generation dcmamlH It, society demands
It, and the preservNtlon of Christianity
demand* It.
When we gate almost hopelessly upon
thoeo who are being "trapped" In a sim
ilar way, and as we look upun the many
temptation* laid before the young a* well
p* the old. by which thoy can be whee
dled Into the enjoyment of tln??
111 V II
pc? ( r ) we cxoIhIim, "Men and brethren,
>vjmt ahnll we do?" And the answer
<y>mr? in qntck f>ucce?tlou. "Olrdlo on
th? Armor of tlie Lord" and we cnn meet
the foe. mid by Miuely effort* mny gnve
Jpany rrom belli# Oimniirod by (lie t?'inp
tntlone prenented by the barroom* whloli
h bound In our land.
Let u? work t Let u? divide our time
$ tul menne for the promotion of tlie tcm
pernpee c?um>; mid mny God lei.d u? n
helping hand toprooeeute the work Unit
<?ut> cell* u? to, mid mny he encoumacu
Aiui Inspire pur henru with a new *?al to
'thlfl Work) And mny the day be not far
distant when the barroom* will be a
{thing of OlejMAt and not of |A? prpacnt.
'i>MI>KBANC ft SPIRIT.
8 I
4 Ittar
M* wlf)? wMlitb*) 11
?outlet. of ilUonleni hi
Dr. J. A. Mood, owing to Increasing
professional business, has severed hb
connection, ms editor, with the Watch'
man & Southron. f<',
The Belleiuonte cotton factory is run
ning spindles, and the average
weight of cotton consumed la about 7,000
pounds p?r week. The number of hands
employed Is 37.
Tlio Sumter Light Infantry will at
tend tlio iluvelllng of the Confederate
Monument lu Camdeu.
Why Slionld They.
N? man or woman can do satisfactory
work when the bruin U dull, tlia netfve* un
steady, the system relaxed and tbey leel gen
erally wrelohed. Why should anybody drag
through their work in (Ills com] It Ion, when
a bottle of Parker's (linger Tonic will at
moderate cost give them the strength and
will to perform their duties satisfactorily.?
Ed.
The World'* Supply or Cotton.
New York, March '24.? The total visible
supply of cotton for the world la S.WJ.M Yi
bales, of which 2,686,502 are American against
2.808,11*2 and 2,173,817 respectively last year.
Receipts at all Interior towns 67.808; re<H'li>is
from plantations 87,88.); crop In sl^ lit tJ.VM2.800,
Nkmt Yohk, March 81.? The total visible
supply of cotton for the world Is 3,850,775
bales, of which 2,69I,876are American, against
2 IM0.185 and 2.IH2.UU respectively lost year.
Hecelpln at nil Interior towns 42.302; recelul*
from plantations 74,012; crtyj In sight 6,300, 821.
Comparative Cotton gtateuu-nt.
N ew Yohk, March 21.? The following Is the
comparative cotton statement for the week
ending March ?1, 1888: Net receipts at all
United Htntes ports during the woek 99.285;
same week lust year 01.832; total receipts to
this date 6.232,877; to samodate lawt year 1,188, -
l.Sy. Kxports for the week 01,618; same weea
last year 79,872; total exports to this date 8,
6S3.6/7* to same date lasl year 2.689,211. Hiock
at all Unltei slates ports HS9.378; same time
last year 893,728; stock at all Interior towns
120,001; same lline lata year 125.605; clock at
Liverpool 031,001); tame time last year 776,000;
stock of American afloat for Great Hrltaln
218,000; samo time last year 202,000.
Cotton at All the Porta.
Nkw Yohk, March *21.? The following aro
the total net receipts of cotton at all ports
since Heplembor ImI : Galveston 720,058, New
Orleans 1,168.022, Mobile '2N7,it?i, Huvannah
718.01V Charlet ton 633,595. Wilmington 123,
610, Norfolk 7W.U6, Baltimore 111,241, New
York 188,100, Boston 148,787, Providence 11,800,
Philadelphia 68, <150. West I'olnl 202, 2W. l)runs
wlck 6,600, i'ort Itoyal 17,: 101, l'ensacola 1.7U0,
City Point 3,327, ludlanola 14,957; total 6,232,
878 bales.
Advertised Lettois.
(For week euillag March 3UI. 1883.)
Hlduoy Durgun
Harry Duvi-s
It. Unlet
C. H. Hunter
MIhsC. K. Johnson
MInh Isabella Jolnor
O. N. Monroe
A. C. Wutt*.
Clubot: Alexander
Turner Aihvjn*
Miss Mary Anderson
Miss M. A. Bowers
Malially Bosoom
James T. llurdcll
J n II lis By nam
Aaron Bryant
Call for advertised letters. .
E. H. BllOOKS, P. M.
Frank I.ehmk'k Popular Monthly.?
The April numb?r Ik ulroady out filled with
delightful rending and elegant embellish
ments. The obromo presented wlthjt, "A
llaskot of Flowers," Is ft gem. "Tho Wrchl
tectural Progress of New York City," the
openlug article, has twelve Illustrations of
prominent now public and private build
fngH. "The Descent of the Hrltlsh Crown,"
by 'A. H. Guornsoy; "Kdlnburg.,' by Noel
Ruthvon, "Loon Gftmbeltft," "Ancloul La
bwrers and Princes of Orand Chlinu and New
Granatin," etc., etc., are exceedingly Inter
esting and profusely Illustrated. The serlul,
??The Beautiful Counters ol Clulrvlile,'' Is
continued, and there nro udtnlruble short
?itorles, skotches, adventures, etc., by popu
lar wi Iters. Gen. Moredllh. Geo. weatlierly,
etc., contribute some excellent poems, and
tho miscellaneous articles, paragraphs, ctc.,*
abound with entertainment and Informa
tion. Thero are 128 pages quarto, and ovor
100 ombolllRlunoiUa In ouch number of this
favorite magazine: the prlco of a single copv
Is 25 oents only, 93 a year, postpaid. Address,
Mbi K hank Lkduk, Publlsoer, 6:1, to uhd 67
Park Place, New York. x
THOUSANDS' OF DOLLARS
Arc wanted on physicinnir rocs i>y the dys
peptic, the rheumatic, the bilious, an<l the
nervous, wlion a imiiur expended on Mint
unapproaohablo vegetable tonic and tilU-ru
" SIMMONS' HEPATIC COMPOUND
? on ?
LIVER AND KIDNEY CUKE
would fn every cnno effect n radical euro.
44" If you are bllllouR, lonjjuo coated, bud
breath, head hot, dull or ucIiIiik, stomach
heavy or ttour. If bowels Inactive and pas
h?kcs hard and occasional looseness. If your
nleop Is broken (losstnii about In beu), If you
K?t up unrefreshod, If your akin la sallow
oycH yoMow, If heftv.v, dull pains In back and
llmba, If you art drowsy. Indisposed lo talk
oraot, If any one or more of Uiuxe symptoms,
take a dose of SIMMONS' llKI'A'UO (K)M
l'ODNl), and you will jjet Immediate relief.
Diseases of Kidneys, Bladders, &o.,
AUK CUllKlJ IJY
SIMMONS' HEPATIC COMPOUND,
? OR ?
LIV.KR AND KIDNEY (TURK.
This preparation actH finely upon the kid
noys, belli* powerfully plurotlo. HuffererH
with the ?rftv?), and other similar affect Ions,
are advised <to try t.hlH medicine. and our
word for <t, the result will bo satisfactory,
For tale every where.
Proprtetoni^fe^f\! BruJ^tlt
sale by pr. F. L. Ze ntpj nulon ,
C.
J. 0. II. CLAUSSEN & CO.,
WHOLKSAf.K MAXUfACTURKHR OP
Crackers and Candy,
AND AOBHTO 10%
Matchless Baking Powder,
^CHARLESTON, 8. C.
Agricultural Implements.
Call at W. A. Anorum feCoY And see thalr
sorirnent of Agricultural - Implements ?
Reapers, Mowers, 8elf-blnding Reapers,
Harrows, I'lows eto. 4
FOR SALE.
Desirable residence on Broad street, in*
Camden. Terms easy.
also,
A Irsai of land containing 100 sores, with J
two dwellings, outhouses, (rood spring, and
orohsrd; about HJ tulles from Camden. Ap
ply to Frank P. Hkaro,
(test Kstate Agent.
TEXAS SIFTliS!
A LITERARY PHENOMENON.
The tireatcRt Journalistic SnccfM of llie A t>t,
The humorou* department of Tcxn* Hlft
lni<? ere Minply ur.eqtmlled In thin or any
other country.? IlfrHld.
Texne Hiftlitgn. vvhloh In quoted nil over the
world, l? not only n very funny |u?p?r, hut In
?nenrne*t, progreMl vo paper.? Hegl'ter, Now
llttVMi, (Jonn.
. TexM8tfUnK*,n weekly forty elghtool
pnper, oontnlnrt every wer-k, fioxldim |tn
lommiiiin*hM??-i
umn
r.,, ? ., vou.nnin wvory wren, noMdo* Its hu
moron* ftketehen end oomlo llluNirntlonn, n
volume of reiuhle infornuitlon ?' ? * ~
Kxuotly whnt Intending lintnlgi
or*, olerk?, mtwhenio* Mid onplu
Hnmple ooploH of Hitting* will h
ftny ftddrcM hy ftwent A Knox,
Austin, T?<xi\b.
M Hard.
I bra to Inform my friends Ibftt t em new
ylth Mr. D. C. Ktrkley, wh*re I will Uke
pleMure in (inring them oaU.
W. W. LOVE.
Tomatoes.
ftlb 0*ns of Tomfttoe* 16 cent*, 2 0*n* for
26 coule ?t W, A. AJWftVM CO S.
That Brown's Ikon Bittek*
wilt cur? the worst ca$e
of dyspepsia.
Will insure a hearty appetite
and increased digestion.
Cures general debility, and
gives a new lease of life.
Dispels nervous depression
and low spirits.
Restores an exhausted nurs
ing motherto full strength
and givrs abundant sus
tenance for her child.
Strengthens the muscles and
nerves, enriches the blood.
Overcomes weakness, wake
fulness, and lack of energy
Keeps off all chills, fevers,
and other malarial poison.
Will infuse with new life
the weakest invalid.
j7 Walker St., Baltimore, Dec. 1881.
For tlx year* I have been a great
sufferer from Blood Disease, L>ys.
pe p? ia a nd Conuipa t ion .and became
to debilitated that I could not retain
anything on my stomach, In fact,
life had almoit become a burden.
Finally, when hope had almost left
tne, my husband teeing Bkown's
Iron Bitters advertised in the
paper, induced me to give It a trial.
1 am now taking the third bottle
and have not felt so well in six
years as I do at the present time.
Mrs. L. F. CRtrviM.
Brown's Iron Bitters
will have a better tonic
effect upon any one who
needs "bracing up," than
any medicine made,
Ra~Jah:
Tli I? Is the nnme of r fine qiiAlity of Ton,
which is now buporceding the lie-No tea.
For salo by 1>. C. K IKK LEV.
moh 1 (1
PARKER'S
I HAIR
BALSAM.
/ perfect drill
ing, elegantly pcr
fumod and liarm
lew. Remove*
dandruff, ret tores'
natural color and
prevent* baldness
(0 emit ami $1
?U<? ?t dru(|ltU.
FLQRISTON
COLOCHE.
An fr*
fiarl perfunif'triih
<ir?)>llr>l>9lJy laitlny
proprrllf i.
1 25 nuJ *5 c<uti.
h/ititrs. syiw.^
An Invl^orr.t n.j Mndlclre that Nrver Intoxlcslci
Tl.i i i' ? .?!?? ? '??Illicit:, I. Oil I.f C'iiifilT. Illirlm,
? : v-1 i:t; ry o:l,f r <?( lite l? M
1 v ii. < ics ;t I <li-oii!cr* of
!i, !.t?i. I . '.ft-; * ;i;x.l lungs
Cai'Qh Cure Ever Used.
!?.? finiit Winnie Compljiii-t*,
. ii:w<i. I lict ii.atisni l>yspc|t
M'.,' or in t' t mil v, t.tl.'C l'nrkei'i
will MiTti'^ilicn brain and body
e V"ii i ev In'c n: <l ?i ;or.
100 i .1 o i? i, a n a
Paid for jv-ytiiintt inimiou* found in Ginger Tonic
or fir .-t f.uliire l?t li-'n or cure. '
'^-.iiil fl iii?r.l,l'i>lniln,)ni2i, lATtnr lutvlnjr
?. Si ml for t lr. tr,. m to lliuiti A Co., .
wwwi uihw ?iii wmm m tm ? . ? mam
HOSliptHi
&itteRs
Wl??t 1h? great restoratlvo, Tlostettcr's
Stomach llltturs, will do, must l>e gathered
front what It Iiih done. It has effected rail
loal mires In thousands of cusos of dyspep
sia, bilious disorders, Intermittent fever,
nervous affoctlotu, general debility, con
stipation, sink hcadiiclie, mental despon
donoy, and the peculiar complaints and
disabilities to wnlch tho feeblo arc so
fenbject
sale by all
'Isis and Dealers
generally.
Wo eonlfartto
*oUh sollol tor# to:
patent*, oavoaffl,
entn In Canada. England, Franc<
WGJttoanv, and all ot)ior countries,
nrnofion. Kt
i-uargo ior examination of tnodols or draw?
Inga. Advlco by mull froo.
Patent* obtained through n? oro notlcod In
th? RdlRNTIVId AMKWOAN, which h*l
tho largnHt clronlatlon, and la tho mwit Infln/
rntial nowapaper of it* kind pnblnhort in tho
wortd. Tho ?d vantages ol' huo1i a notico ovorj
pa ton too undori?tan<la.
This largo and aplomfldly lIlnatrntrA nawa.
papor I a publ I aheoW KKK IjY a t $ ,1. 20 a year,
and Ih admitted to lx> tho bout paper dovotoo
to aolonoo.moohanicn, Invention^ onginocrin ?
worka, and othor donartmonta of InduMrinl
progroaa, pnnllahod >n any oonntry. Bingl<i
copioi. bv mall, 10 oonta. Bold by all nowth
4?alera. '
Addroaa. Mtinn ^ Co., pnhllahorn of Holon*
tin A American. iifll Broadway, New York.
Handbook about patent* inailml froo.
THE PARKER GUM
Off ^
^?ro> VJ5F
CIROULAR *
PARKER BRO S
WfRIOEW.OT
AMBBft.
I. L, ROCENDORF &C0.
The best Champagne, MkUelrn, Sherry,
California and lthino Wiuctf, always in
slock
Ales. Lager Beer, Porter, Ginger Ale,
Soda Water, snd nil Mineral Waters, con
stantly on hand.
Over the liar ? Fanoy Driuks, by skilled
and polUo assistants.
TOBACCO AND SEGARS.
An llavam ?egar for Five Cents is one of
the latest innovations of this establishment.
The Havana is gnartknteed. We aleo have
the Best 10 Cents Segar in the market.
Smoking Tobacco of all kindi , from lead
ing manufacturers.
Pipes of all kinds in stock.
Restaurant. ? in a few day* we v*iii
open a Kcsinuruut which will be con
ducted in first class stylo. Due notice will
be given.
The patronage of the public is solicited.
I.L. ROSKND0RF & CO,
ja26 tf
FIsQMtr F&OUBtr
150
1 ft/\ Bbln llour nlco and cheap At
IDU baum imoe.
150
"WA-ISTTIEIE).
16,000 TONS COTTON SEED.
Highest casti price paid for cotton seed
delivered in carload lata at any K. H. iHspot
orBlramboatIxndlnKinKo.cn.. (ia. or N.
C. Highest cash price paid for kerosene,
lard and whiskey barrels,
FOR SALE, COTTON 8EED MEAL.
Tho best and cheapest food for all kinds o
stock and the cheapest and best foi tlilEor ou
mo marKCi. wrllo Tor pamphlets containing
analysis i>y Dr. C. U. HheplmrU, 8 la to cliein
IbI, ami illri'ottonK for use to
I'M A ULESTON OIL M'K'O. CO.,
28 rtroad St., CUurlcstou, H. C.
dcc 7 3in
GREAT REDUCTION*
In order to close out our entiro slock of
WINTER CLOT MI NO, we Lave
Marked Down
Prioesto less limn cost. Our stock is com
plete and attrnative and those in need of
such goods will find it very much to their
interest lo call and see us.
Wo are selling clothing at 25 'per cent
ohenpor than any other house in Cuniden.
BAMBERG & ROSENBERGER.
<}eo 7 tf
D.W. JORDAN a CO.
The death of eur senior partner, D. W.
Jordan, Mill make no change iu the firm
name or stylo of our business. Tlio sur
viving purtner, H. O. Carmen, will manage
the business and will endeavor to conduct
it in oveiy manuer satisfactory to its pat
ron*.
The House owes its sucoess in thp past to
FAIR DEALING, GOOD GOODS and LOW
PRICES. This will bo '? ? rr.oito in the fu
ture.
Responsible par . .a net;! of advances
can bo aoootn modated.
1ST GClano, Acid Phosphaies ani Ger
man Kninil for sale.
HT Oive us a trial.
Fob. l-2ui, I). W. JORDAN & CO.
CornI Corn!!
Bost CORN selling nl 80 cents per bushel
at W. A. ANORUM & 00 3.
Cow Peas Wanted.
1,000 Bushels of COW PEAS wanted by
W. A. ANCRUM & CO.
PROFESSION AiTnOTTceT ~
The undersigned have this day entered
into a copartnership for thepraetioe of their
profession. Dr. Moore will attend to all
the general praotioe. Dr. Dens will only
sttend to his office and obstetiioal business
and when called in consultation. If Dr.
Moore is absent when his obstetrical oases
ooour Dr. Doas will attend them if desired.
I,. If. DEA8, M. 1).
A. A. MOORE, M. D.
Not. 23rd, 1882.
1882! 1882!
GRAND SPRING OPENING!
Of
FINEST CLOTHING
AT
S. BLA3VKL,
Cheapest Clothing bouse in the oily.
0?-A fult line of GKNT8' FURNISHING
GOODS always on hand.
0QT*CelebrAted "Manhattan" sblrle? A
durable and well made garment ? in n com
fort to the wearer. To be hAd at
t. BLANK, ^pulir Clothier,
240 King Street, (Jii ari.rhton, H. C.
swwm
meeting of thin AMoolntion will he hold on
Wedn<j8d?y, April 26th. IRS8. at Yorkvtlle,
8. C. JOHN FORRR8T, M. f).
Rcoortling tfeorotary.'
^ ? JmI
K BAVIHO IN ItldNo THI IX) t J. aH atiq
fieisenheinw & Watfcjwi
?*>?? ? |W
?w r ?viFiTir .
fmfwjnum*
Lieumms.
TOMMftH* SCm
W? Wg I* aatl attaatlaa ta the hot Chat
in Ui? miKmKj in ?iv? ?
FULL LINE OF ?H0CERfE6,
whtoh we offer la ovmtoraera at aa low prloea
M oaa b? obtained at any atora in Caw^cp*
v Oar aloak of
Llq.\xor?,
IjpIQLUQVS,
la of tka Saat bntnda antF art wyrkhy the
aUaatloa of the publin.
HfBt aura to <?l?e u* a call a? we are
aallaaad wa ara able ?n?l willing to please
jrou both inquaii'v jf g<?o<ln i?ui price*
. Getsenheimer & Watkins.
Jaa. *26-1 f
COME AND SEE
? TUB ?
CHRISTMAS GOODS
CHRISTMAS GOODS
? AT ?
J. D. McDowall's,
I am now receiving a desirable lino of
the above good*, vii :
Atroore'i Mince Mont in 6 and oO lb pails
English Plum Pudding.
Imperial and Seedless Raisins.
Leghorn Citron, Currants, lutes, ko.,
Preserves and Jellies, in Cane,
Marmalades nijd Jams, in Jars.
Choice Oilt Elge Butter,
Choice llaias nt 16 to 'JO cents per pound.
FISH ROES,
FRE8II SALMON.
COD FISH DALLS,
Boston Baked Benn?,
Apples in 2 and 3 lb and 1 gallon cans,
Peaches in 2 mid 3 lb and 1 gallon cans.
Bartlett Peas in 3 pound tins,
CHAMBERS CREAM PEACHES.
gg^Choioe line of Plain and Frenoh
Candies.
^UT8 ? a full assortment and very cheap.
CRACK ER8 ? fresh and large assortment.
Oat Meal, &c.
They nr* all (resli and just opened. Qual
ity and quantity guaranteed.
AT LOWEST PRTCES*
J. P. McDowail
FRUIT. FRUIT.
lit ? Cabbages, Potatoes t
McDowall's.
Fnll assortment ? Cabbages, Potatoes and
Onions, at
Cheese! 3.di >
Edam, Pineapple, Swiss and Cream, for
sale low at
J. D. McDowall's.
GERMAN KAINIT,
Direct Importation.
PERUVIAN CUANO? direct from the
agent of the Peruvian Government .
FISH GUANO? 0 ?Bp. o. ammonia.
NOVA SCOTIA LAND PLASTER.
8outh Carolina-Ground Phosphate ? fine
ground and high grade. For sale by
HERMANN BULWINKLE,
Kerrs Wharf, Chahi.kston, 8. C.
SAVE M0NEY1 SAVE MONEY!
Having withdrawn all ajienoio* and
placed our business on a strictly cash basis,
THEREBY SAVING AGENTS' COMMIS
SIONS AND LOSSES BY BAD DEBTS, we
are enabled to sell our well known fertih
r.ers; vi?
WILCOX, GIBBS & CO S
MANIPULATED GUANO,
WILCOX, GIBBS & CO'S
SUPERPHOSPHATE,
!Dlroot to Merchants and Farmers At
VERY LOW PRICES, by tho single ton,
oarload. or larger quantity for the CASH.
Write for prloes.
, WILCOX) QIBBS A'CO.
Charleston, o, 0. . Savannah, On.
Jan. 18
The KxiKinu Hoienttsts of to-nny n?rr*e tb?
most dlxeascs nro enusi-d by ?llf?*?r?lorcrt Kid
neys or l.lver. If, therefore, the K Idneyn mid
tlvor ?ro kept In order, perfect hcultti will
n tho result. Till* truthhns only boon known
A short tlfiiA nnd Tor yearn people suff"eren
great i?Kony without being utile to find relief.
The dlwovwy of Wnrner'a Mnfo Kidney mid
Liver Cure mnkes h new eri* In the treatment
of these troubles. Mndo from n simple trop
ical h nf of ri?r? value, It oontftlns Just the
eloments necessary to nourish end Invigo
rate both of these nrout oranns. end safely
restore nnd ke.?p them In order. It in a POM
1TIVK Remedy for Ml I lhcdl*cn*e* flint i'hiifp
pains In the lowej pnrt of the body?for T?
fild Ijlver?IIcndHonea? Jaundice I>lzr,ln<
i ra vol -
-for Tor
r... ... nunvnn> jaundice? I>l/r.l novs
tir?vel~ Fever? Ague? Mnlorlnl Kevor, mi l
nil difficulties of the Kidneys, 1.1 vor nnd Uri
nary Organs,
It Is im oxeellent nnd snfo remedy for fe
iuIab - control
l.ncorr
..../.vomoiikiiii snie remedy for
mules during Prcahnney. It will control
Sfenstrimtlon nnd Is In vnlnnhlc for I.ucorr
cefc or Knllltiff of the Womb
As * nio?d Purifier It Is tiiic<|usllcd, for It
cures the organs Hint make the blood
This Remedy, wltleb has dono *uch won
der*, Is put Up In th? TiAKOKHT BI/KI> MoT
TI<A80r any medicine upon the mnr'tet, nnd
Is sold by Druggist* nnd nil donlois nt fti.?.">
perbottfe, _Fof t>li\botes, enquire lot WAU
NKR'8 HA FK IJIAIIK.tIx IMHtK. It Ik n
POHITIVrc Remedy.
H. H? WARNER k CO..
JltOChbHU'l", N. Y.
m ?m k wi vuet
BnnriaT
Wrtofik' Eaflon,
mp4 **UB Pttlm Wa
CH01CX FA?IUT * JANCY grooejues,
WJ*#?. WQCOM, teas
*?4CJQARS.
127 ^ ?? Mating St.. S. w ?or>?r Mai ?
k?t
CHARLESTON. ?. O.
our; aa a^enaive uaaortmcot o!
good*, and have avaryihlug you wai.i, ai
a^ttyiUMug law price*.
' HOLIDAY GOODS
1b U ix* i Vuj-ictj'.
gerCouotry Merchants wishing ?d is
aortuietit of Family Groceries will find ii lo
their interest lo correspond wiih us on the
suited. Packing and draynge free. Send
for catalogue nd price list. no 23 6m
? />/? ft week In your own town. Term*nn<t
$00 $6 outfit fr??. Address 11. HaI.lktt a
(V) , Portland, Maine. Moh 3" v ..
^NiwXROl' molassesT
Ne<v Orleans Fancy and Nle-Jium grndes
For sale by W. L. AKTHUll & BBO.
A large and select stock ol chewing anil
smoking tobacco, cigars, cijitrcliec,
O'gur holders anJ smokers articles gener
ally. For Mile by l>. G. KIKKLKY.
CALL AND SEE
OUR
rULjJL STOCK
G HOCK III KS,
11 ARDWAKK,
HARNKSS,
DHY GOODS,
BOOTS. SHOES. !
HatSi
CANS' Kl) GOODS, CAN Pi 12S.
CRACKERS, Ere., Etc.,
AT
BOTTOM PRICES.
Wisliinjj lo -?losc out our slock of
LIQUORS
wp nro t?cl 1 i i> p out nt the following ic<luoc<l
prices :
Hesl Ilyc \Ylii?kt>j 'J.f>0 lo .'>.(?!? prr
Good Hyc ?? L'.Mt
Uesi N. C. Torn ?? "J '?((
Good Corn '? ? 1 To
ura 'J
Gin 1' "J")
Apple Drnn<ly " OO
W. A. ANCRUM & UO.
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Having muie ft change i n iny bnnim1** I
musi earnestly requeni nil indebted to me
by open account 10 close them, and those
indebted by note lo make wlmt payment
they can. L. H. DKAS, M. D.
tie 7 tf
POW DKK, Shot, Cnpn, Cartrlges, Well
Iiuckela, Viy I). C. KyiKLEV.
FLAVORING Extracts, Gelatine, Spicew,
Citron, Prunes. Currant h. Kov?l
Wagons and Buggies
Buggies and Wagons.
? Y?i" "ol w?|trorth?wmton. you cm
ICOltliOin Rt OUCO by Oulllllir nn
wngon, you can
nn
uAUM IitlOH.
Special Bargains.
As I intend giving up the agency for tho
"DOMESTIC" Sowing Machine, I oiler
those now on hand at priuio
Manufacturer's Cost,
until they art dosed out. I also offor to
the publio ft Urge Mock of
SADDLES AN ft SADDLKRY
ftt original coht. Throe goods are all fresh
and bargains in this line can he had.
J. M. WILLIAMS.
j? 25 -4t
Flower and Garden Seeds.
A full assortment of lAndrelh's Warden
Reeds and Heed's flower Heed may be found
at I). C. KIRK LEY'S. [
rnoiT Mioh.
JP<UF JJrMftr.
8m. k? die
For nt\lo l>y
? ?( ii 1 if
'.I oil V J l.'Vi
I >v
t; K I .
TRESPASS W" i
< j,rt "in? it r ? ln-1'i-hy
ir "ptinti i'lj-: ?i p j?i I h Innil"
? n?? Morn-i p? ?|>-r y. u?u?i
Factory pine, eiilit?r for fi.' ?> ? ?? .
wotwl or limiting pin*-Htr?w ; un<lnr
thy n| tlf Iftw J . , ! (
ntt ii H-'H
ll?? (It'll
T^T" A 1 1.H| l|or*t* hnn^n, Homo Shf>? Nnltn,
J^l ffarnesv Hwln?l? Tr???s, IIocm, Plow*,
TTnkPd, True? Chain*, HHillt*, Oow Hell*,
I.oqU*. Hlngpn, Kcroww, H?w?, Hope. I'low
Lit:?', Well k'uckvtf. V/<11 Wnonlf Wiuer
Hm hfiH, (toffe* >1 ills, KnivpH ninl Porkfl,
A*e*, llnlcheta, ho., & c : for "mleby
I). C. KIHKEEY.
W F. PERKINS
AHNOUNCES TUB ARRIVAL OP
?ff JWetc Stock of Groceries*
Jhiquors* Wines. Tobacco fire.
Tba uDproc?Jcu'cd rush of buaioeM our wttbliabweQl makes it ueoeeaary Ut u? Ao
b? oop?l?ntly in reocipi of New Uoodj.
My JLiquor Department
Is rIwsjs lupplied with lha best.
W. F. PERKINS.
GRAND FALL AND WINTER OPENING
AT THK
L OTHIIV Gr HOUSE
OF
M. L. KIN AltO.
a
Men's. Youlb's aui Boy's Suits, Men's Youth's and Boy s Overcoats.
FX'JYF SOFT ttA'JP STIFF ffdTS
IN AI.I. STYLES AND COLO US.
Gents' Furnishing Goods and Neckwear.
OEISTT'S FINE SHOES.
When i" tlio ei?y you are cordially invited to examine my slock of CLOTHING,
orders addressed to iny our>) will receive prompt tttlcuiion.
COLUMBIA, S. C
Columbia S. C\. Nov. 3.1. 18S1 OIM'OSITK GHAND CENTKAI,
HART & COMPANY,
Hardware Merchants,
AC KNTS FOR
THOMAS SMOOTH! NT, II A It HOW.
THOMAS ITLVJCHIZING II ARROW,
LANE II ARROW,
? IlKAPQl'A RT K R S K< > II ?
AND L.vDOW'S SPUING Ti'OTH
1NDKPKNDRNT HARROW, W1T1I
WITH BROADCAST SEEDER ATTACH ED.
www BBCn
JERSEY EXPANDING CULTIVATORS.
PLOW STOCKS. PLOW 15 LA DKS, SlNGI.fi THKKS IIAMKS. TRACE
CHAINS, HOKS, PLOW LINKS. BLA< KSMIT1JS AND CAR
PENTERS TOOLS, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
O
STATE AGENTS FOH
DAN'L. PRATT COTTON GINS, FI2f.bF.U8 AND CONDEN8KR8.
Prions Ap pi if t
HART cfc COMPA3VY,
CHARLESTON, 0.
TheHolidays are Coming. I
And new is tlio timo toprepnro fur lliem.
Fin#M rnrlrly of tropical fni't in tlx: nonrket,
Frenl fJnrjioAH otm v wn-k.
HANANAK, COCOANUTtf. Oil \ NfJKS.
MALAdA OKAI'KH Northern Fruit*
Apj lcH, Figs, I'cnnnlH, ltnimn*, Nuir, Citron,
Otirruntft.
Ordor* filled with diapfUnh.
O. ZB-A-ZR/T &c GO,
do 7 Cll AHIjH8TO*j, H 0. |
? .1 N(JI.I3lf, American ami MnMftrd Hnr
PloklM, Hftlmon ? f? lb cr\n?.
frcKli nml *nuoed Maokrral in c<in?, f'ftnnH
fterf ftnil Tongue, Poltod Hum, Turln>y,
rliic.UriiK. fi<i. Oyn%0rn, l'loklex, MuMnr<i,
Mftucfu. Sto. For h il? by f) C. KlKKI.KY.
(V1 11 OK'K Hutto* i\n>l 8boubJ?r?,
J Ooffco i\ntl Sue ?r- - nil RTftdeH. I<Aril,
Uncoil, Flour nn<l MolftMe*. For by
I). KMIKLKV.
Notieo to Trespassers.
All I rpfpprtfwrc upon thn ".Hotly N?fk"
tin' ulion or llie "Sioaklou" for nny
I .h i. .<<<? wlmtrver, will bo <lnnU with I .
i be on cxli nl of (lie low Tb|* it 'bo Inst
' will j(iv?, ?' I' McIIowai.i,,
K"l?. ! , *\
Estate of John Holland.
All pprnoMB hoMing drum* ngninpt i lis
of John Ilotlftn'1, ?1 ??** r rt* *? 'I , will fir?- i
*?nt th? to ihf uml?,i"*ljtr>?,<l. on'l
lho*o ni'inhtc<L jo ofci'l Kh?ui? will mailt
pnvmrni t? I, K. ilOLl.ANl),
Feb l-')l AJmintnttAlor.
?>'*[{) AWKKK, f\ di\y nt homo molly
']> I 6 miulo. (Vmlly outfit frco, A<HlroK*
fjtOK A Co., Augusta, Mnl nc,
i
DR. FRANCIS L. ZE.MP
Invi'oN nttanlion IoIHh large ?rmorlmant
DRUGS and MEDICINES, |
PAINTS,
OILS,
VAI'NISHESj
WINDOW GLASS & PUTTY;
DYE WOODS AND DTI ITUFFS,
cmMjfers,
Mr irtCKi
LAHPEH5, KER13EHE OIL, EfC.
A full nn<l M?orininnt of
<>I,ARHWAHK,
HTATION AUY,
TOII.KT ARTH'I.KH.
flPONOKH, .
VINE PKIiniMKHV n|
ROA PR.
Ilt-naliA* of Ui* h?>?l m(*Wo?.
IV l'rfnorlfilion* ?n<l Family Ile?lj
cnrt'fiilljr compounded ?l nil hotir*
PUKKKIIVK YOUR IIARNKM8 ?-y ?
the oflchralcd Vaaci m Oit, I
for Bofieniii;; jtfp?er\bif fu>o'n .
?hoen, liuitii'x-i, biiiruy ini* A??, K<>r kaI?
ifc. K IKK Mil
CHACKKHS! (IUACKKI1
Wn hnv? rfn hfwui i?l nl) tutu*, f* ?nl
??nKidti^lv r^fHiviofc KRU.-OI ('R,\(JK1
?full klfl.l* W. \ Axjtrfc fi lC
f