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Cool Weather' 10 remarkably cool weather of st week causo* a gereral look of heavier garinonfs. The id for light Huuim^r clothing underwear grow* beautifully Still there ia a time e mitig ! our Linen, JSccrsaoker* ayd light suit?, low Shoos, Summer :s, gauzo underwear, etc., will re o J\ist appreciation. We propose io ready for the change, ami are ordering ftaily fult linos of our imer goods, filling up ihe g?*p< Je in our first Spring Stock, ami pose to have everything attroc and stylish when tho weather Jnges. f'o ore now receiving full lino6 of ladies' Fino Shoes to replenish j)k.. Tho demand on us has re run us out of sites, but wo A up our manufacturers, and ro now fully prepared to give idy oustomors any size required. 9 who have kindly waited o;i us &80 take notice. L. Arthur & Bro. LOCAL AFFAIRS. fotlOfHtnsnrtecl tnJhUColuroo at n ?r Flm Insertion. an?L20o a lluc for nb?e(|ucnt Inneitloi). Camden l'ost Oiflco. ~?t OHteo hour* from On. m. to 5 p. m. Iney order rtopartmnnt open iromOn. m. I p. in. nnd front 2.30 10 4 p.m. Northern Itl clones Kt 0 p. m. Boultiorn and Wen B mnilrolOHa 4.2S p. m. Mnll olosoa Hun rut 5 p.m. cpuu ^uuday from U to 10 m. E. H. BKOOKB. 1*. M. is! Tea*!? Ton can get a good quality tea at CO rllta a pound at the "Little Store." ij Welcome. ;Wh?t makes Floretton Cologne wel ome on ev?fy lady'* tyllet. table >6 It* ?sting fragrance and rich, rtmvtry odor. Kb. i We are srirrv-to lenrn of the death of ki Infant child of Mi*. J. l>. Mcl.eudon, Ttjio Benluh section. II-. ? hwt. |A gentleman from Went Watereo. re ins frort In his K-ctiou yesterday inori - lg? Frost Is also reported in the Llb |ty 11111 section. loiliC. ?The membera of (he }}h pt !?t Sunday Thuol will |ilcnle iimhi* tin-mi '? Itrul^e witty. Thank* to the committee for | invitation to be present. I iklnnri Guards. Il'lie Oakland Onnrds hii1 rcijtiesled to leet at the usual place on Satin day lay 20th, to attend to important btiHi t?W.' Every member should he prevent. faxm Collected. {flic eonnty treasurer Issued 1ft tax r? nipt* I ist week, representing tin* sum of 1321 Sr> In taxes, The total htimh-r of eivipt* Nnued up to hutl bit; urilay i? 38, ItHKintlng to $61l).(UJ. Ln Aped lln-i. I Tin r.> :i colored man In Camden |ast S <t in i':i \" w lio claim* to he 100 vears dd II it* n tiii*> n Mike Malone. and he hall* from .-non er county, lie i* yet flgoi'ou- a'. ii Miive. | Why Not: Hrhnlil it ii u ti" '.v* I to call a meeting joif the Ker-h . ?\ I rn'^i in order to pre pare fortal.it';- putt (it 'lie ceremonies of "el 1 1 n jj i lie ( oi?u;i|i ate Moutiuie|it aOtiv of .June v cv?iuipty tltVoW | OUt tltt'8tlgg< rt!!'" The Old and ftcltcbh , Nursery linn ot [??'???v. im 1> ,vl? & Co., ^Jliohinond, Vn., uiil (.<? ,? ju ted in tltla county till* ?ejn?o*? t. , .u, 'olin*V. Cunningham. All p< r i'lflmy to purchase will do well m i. ?! (ti' lv i rders ?i?br him. , to llMui Pii- "y"?. 3 f ft c Uonfedornto Monument : v irl *V i tt'no chitirmon of tho <liOf.-ivnt*r?ii:>:niNi t???, ami thv MnndniK )??<? nqi'i'Ki. i u, moot Ht tliti IVubyu-rlmi Iwrti t o i-k-ih on tho lltli or Juno. ni<l :8 ) p. i?? Alas. Ui'Haum, CUV. M A. WftiHo Wiospfcnte ?o. < oldest of tho ( Inrfoston fertilizer coinpmihjv H<%?! hi tholr r,?xv works near tho olty thoy hnvo the t'utioM tHvilUU'K fur doing buvlnt-ui promptly jtud KrtthfHOtoiUy. K*e mlv. tteftthetiftpt. frtgrtlle. From the Ofdno*vllle '(*?.) 6o*lh rnn we learn of the sudden death of (.Hptnln J. D. Tj*$nlle, h? thnt town on tho 8th In At ?nt. <;*pt. La&dle whs for *on\p thne In superintending tho butld li'H of the old WHtcrw Frue Brldgo nt CeimleH He WM well known sen bridge end trestle builder. 0n*\ tho TtiUg. f|?| ft |H Messrs. I>. W. MmW 1 *V*v<s on hsnd ft lot of the e?h*r*ted Hln elklr Feetl Cutter^ whlvh In this section. *v hone should b MUlliVM It* of ft jr jMurge ore *4 popular ii xvho own* n liaSuil UiTSKa j j|g |5 8r??SiJ wIMtr JWft reiMHt^pRl w. if. Itftnimn him boon H?otat?*4*t*tttuhtt7r nmirof tho exnmtlvu cmnniUtee. with Mr Jmnm Jones nelhuffiivr mid Mr. V, P. lion*. ?? i Aeereiery. the Art-Jinge ine>itft tor tho doth of Juno ?*? Mourest* jif? fh e sMtTwtWy msnnlf^ * ^ * Y. C. A. Convention tualu In JMH?ilMr?hdNii^ ^ ^ ><> Kcnhw ilml . /Woodling-to th? report of the State Department of .AKriuulture, K^raha* oouuty hit* the largett per ventage of In ore*#* planted,, in cotton, ot uuy count y in the State* , . * ?* ? | '1l:tl . |p.tMVr Kor Sale. Att9ntlou la.(W?vcted to t J?e notice el I Truoadcl & ? Oa*? ir, li\ iM* (Mue, '?* ! which they announce that they are ready to furnish Itnnhe'r *4 t?nv kind upou ihoit notice. Oive thorn a trial . Tho S. C. Collegian. * Wo me In receipt of the third mimlx-r of thin h*nd*:?ino monthly, published by the students of the 8. U. < ollcge. It i? well gottVii up .Aid contains aitlcles ot intcie*t to every one who has ever spent <i semdou In I lint Institution. (joi>4 Advice. You will iiruvcnl' and euro the greater pirtoftlie Ills that afflict inuuklud in this* or any other motion, If yon keep sioiu.tch. liver ami kidney* In perfect working order. There U no medieliie known thai doea thin as surely an Par ker's Ginger Tonic. It will keep your bliHHl rieh and pure, and give you good henlilt at little <ost. See other column* t'lrenieu's Parade. The annual parade of the Fire Depart inent of Camden took plaCH last Monday afternoon, and the companies inado quite n creditable display . Three engine com panies and one truck company were out. i'hey pahM-d in review before Council and the mat-hlnc* were liopvcted by the in v in he, r# of that body. I?ea'.h -of a t oloied Man. James Whltmker, a colored farmer re siding in the W<-st Wateree section of this county, died last Thursday, lie was .the father of ex-Cadet Whittaker, and was an honed, Industrious man, having accumulated a nice property. He left about if 3, 000 In money and a farm which is valued at $2,000. Coming to Camden. As far iir hc-ird from, the military companies which will take pa'rt in the unveiling ceremonies on the '20th of June, are tliv Coventor's Ouardsand tlie Kioldand Volunteers, of Columbia, the Sumter Light infant rs , the Darlli.gton Cuards, the Citadel Cadets. About 15 .companies have been Invited. A Grand Concert Will birjjlVifn at Town Il.-ill on Wed nesday, Jtineiiih, for tin; beneilt of the Monumental Association. The pro gramme. will l>e. varied and attractive. Refreshments will be nei vcd during in termissions. We. hope to mu; i? crowded house to greet our friend* from Claren don, who luive kindly volunteered their services for the occasion. Make Your Tax ItetnniM. 'i'ho Auditor's notice of taking tax re turns will l>o found in this issue. Jvvery hody who ban possibly do no should meet the Auditor nuil nu\ke their tux returns III |K'I'MII.> A great liiuuy ?jri'"r?> attribu ted to the Auditor are caused by persons netting ot li?' rs to make their returns. Thebiw Ik strict in regard to persons not making rc-tirrnSj and |>er90i?*uro liaolo to 50 pur cent, penalty. Only a Fan. . It was only a five cents fhn; but tho owner hud taken it lo church (last San ?Imv ) specially to fan oft* t lie peaty gnats. Hii did not use It, ho>v?ver, but was forced to brush away the blnrsted Inserts with his hat. The fan was gently trans ferred to another pew, durhiic i lie llrst. prayer, and was used freely by the party *i> ti iiti^rorrlny; it. Hereafter We'll stick to our . fan and not lav it on the beat of the pew. Proceeding* of Cotmcl I. At llit* meeting: of Council lH?t Mon day, ull tli? member* wen*, present. ex cept. Warden Arthur. License WHe grun ted J. E. Ilarb.y to oiien un<l conduct it ahooiiug gallery. hum the umoui.t of li cense Wits placed at $.% lor three weeks. The following nccountH were ordered to be paid : It. i'lleo, whitewashing and scouring market, . $10.00 ?C H. Latham. coll hi* for muln 2 oo it. >l. S.nilh, iicc't of monument 4.0.ri Accounts ol" Kkkshaw Ga/.kttk and ( .linden Juurn>U, for ailverlisiug were laid over. Personal. .Mr. \V. II. Zemp and wife, of Emitter, spent I ii At Sum In y and Monday with hla liulier's tVtu ? i I y in Camden., Commodore Davit, of the U. S. Navy, ?pent n couple of <in \*?* in < itniden last week, ;he guest of Mr. George Alden. IId wart highly pleaneil wl.h our town. And speakH of sending bis family to spend next winter here. 1CW. John Kershaw i* spending ii visit In CainUcp. We tire pleatMil lo greet him again. ' ? ? Mr. J. Blake Steed man was off on a brief vi-dt to Charleston last w w'li. Mr. J. 8. Kaufman, representing the firm Of J. (J. II. Clutisaen & Co., t har leston, was in town Again on Tueaday. \M .. ifl.'.iV Mr. 0evliis, hii engineer nod bridge builder of Atlanta, has been In Camden 'hiring the past leu diiya, looking after me contract for building iho proponed iron bridge over the Wjdcree lliver. lie hiM made an erttitnute for till) unitt'i and hurt put in it bid for the contract. Mr. Currlrton, oito of the director* of the com pany, accompanied by Mr Devlu*, left ror chuttetton on Tuesday. for the pur pose of consulting and laying the plane before mi engineer in thut ott jr. They hro k<|>ected to return to-day, nnd nt the in'-eilng of the director* to-morrow It Is likely thut ll?e contract wlU be glveiiout. Mr. IKiyin#, on behalf of hie Arm, pro po?ee to complete the bridge by th? rtrst of next October, should ho obtain the contract. Jui ova for Jiim Te> m. Tho jury eoimuUetonera were engaged on Monday inet In drawing the petit ju ror* to serve lit tho June term of court, 5x, M ir will preside. The 'drawn : W, '&U$rn3 W. M. Wabney, ,U.#. turner, fl C'nnn ,wie. \ s ItE? Jen. ?. Thorn neon, J??lin l>. Croisland, John OIIIIm, n. J. Campbell, D. W. Ogburn, J. A. WHtW, J. K. Mftglll, J. W. Rose, J. A. McDowell, C. P. Howen, W. T. Dlnklns, T. J. Barftold, J. F. Smith, Oertrgo MoLaiti, \ W. 17. Arthur, f Us K. Hlgglns, iMdflp H?on, 8. D. Imciift, Z. fi Koteom, J. J, lluckttbee, Henry Birrfleld. lowing ?re tho names of the r?s ?V John J. i fc" K. H _ Wm. J. K. C'? Diiinw. It M. Powell, I). Kirk ley, I " 'mJ%. t . A -J # . T+, Reuben Heed, J. U. Stewart, J. J. rolwnn, L. IJ* Thompson. H> O. Kllerbe, W. IV. Hlckte, Ell Knight, Milton Roach, Afex. John?on, cMtirt eunveiH* AN** iloiiftny week. ?I - 1 1 . r?WSiS 'vW?U PMM mp Pifl>f ??ly. ?? ? ? ? ' Trade U rath?r 4*)\ io town, v . ? - ?Full moon to* Monday night. ? ? The tl thing teaaon 1* upon us wltfi a boom. ?Spirit* turpentine 33 cent* in Char leston. ? ? ? May borrowed a day or two from March, bat week. ? Dysentery ia prevailing; among the people ol Camden. ? Tlio harvesting of the oat crop will begin In a tew dnya. ? ?There are seven pritoncn In the county Jail at preceut. ? Heavy clothing was no^ at all un comfortable on Tuesday. ' ? * ? 'Iltp reading room of tho"Y. M. C\ A. will soon be ready to Open. ? There Is n good deal of slckuetH ninoiiK the children In town. ? Wlgglna has fixed upon the 20th day of July aa the hottest of tlioyear. ? Last Sunday was the 377th. anniver sary of the death of Christopher Colum bus. ?The man who nenl"ets Id* crop now I will he the first to complain ol hard times next Fall. ?Very few farmers are seen In town Just now. They are pushing their work on the farm. ? ? Beef cattle nre scarce and nur butch ers llnd great diftlculty in obtaining mar ketable meats. ? (.'lean up your yar 1?, purify vour vaults aii?i Invite not the pestilence into vour household. ( ? The beautiful moonlight nights we are nuw having are just the thing for ramnutic couples. ? llwrfcs and mules are scarcer r.ow than has heen known for many years, l'ricea range high. ? "Are you a wall-flower ?" he asked, and she replied : ''No, I am a waP, sir.'" Then they waltzed. ? A womart can make no mistake In marrying an editor. s>he U sure of get ting the write man. ? i'lie colored folks ha.l tlndr "annual picnic at Middletuti last Thursday. A belli 500 people were present. ? The contract for building an Iron bridge over the Watetve will probably he given out to-morrow. ? The Darlington Guard* will attend the unveiling of the Confederate Monu ment in Camden on tlie 2uth ol June. . ? itcv. II. M. Mood organized a tem perance society at lieuiali f>und?y School last Suintay evening with 28 ilicmber*. ? riie. Georgia Major calculates that the. national debt could br paid with the amount due newspaper otttces by delin quent subscriberx. ? The tardiest sight that came. Uider the observation of our reporter laet .Sun day afternoon a as live couples walking up Ly ulcton street. ? C. \Vhiitak?r, whose ears were ( impeie l wuh a< West Point, has quit (He lecture Ileal and in now teaching in Awry lustiuile tu tdiarlestuii. ? Tlit* May report of 1 1 ??* iitute Depart ment of Agriculture hIio>\k that ;herc are ?lU,'27l acrus planted in entiuu and 2.) .(342 Hf.r< b i'i corn in KcihIihw couuty. ? Mr. J. D. McDowall now own* the haiidioine m>iicI1 cull, rained by Mr. KoberiHnu, oL Iahi/Ihwu, ami which \\ a* being driven on tlit- kuvci i.toi week l>y ?\lr. iiruce. --Hean?, Irinh potaiocr and ??t l??-r ?*:?r? y vegetable*, are titnv ln-iug ind.iiK oil Hi by <>nr t??w ii In) k*. k ? Y n editor'' lnirt been indulging in ciiiup Uim-i? I ? ?r *e v eral day* pant. ? The S. C. li'y. Co. \vill run np.e'i il excursion train* * iiiikIcii, iro ? 1 ?>! 1 1 ? 1 1 l>i >i .iimI i U.irlcKion, uii tii** jO.ii i ?!' J 1 1 1 ii* ? i he tiny on wliicli the ' o.m? n rate Minium* ill will (M- unveiled. - ? What bui'iiiiH'K i?l" j?ui mallet*'' gnaa. [They usually retire ln?n he prnt'i -?twii just. 8?hiii h? im y u''i i . iiml 1 1 vo aiid luxurious; \ ... ;n they mi'. J hi'u they g i tn ii'-aveu. ? The niiait ig link will iiu.ii ii* l.i?i *oiree lor ihe i>i?ii?(i.i, to-night. He ..n ilt- iXaiM rliak the * proceed* tlurii* hchmui a'n<Mi,,\ t<> iivi-r $100, wli.cu. ,i i ' been quite * in'l|i ? * i (Ih* Aiiftot'i.ii ion. ? A tfcnile n in tV hi the other null* in i hi! river iiii'or.in'il iik a lew day* ?<??> that a cow uu a iicljchbor** place Inn! ^iven lii 1 1 ii l?> tw<> ,'aivcn at out* time, lie vi y^ he H<t \v i In* calve* with hi* own eye*. ? I'l?e Coi imb a Jtcij inter aav* tlrat tin' Volunteer* llilit I lie (i. .IM'llor'H 1 III I'li Iihvi* (It't'i'.lfil to |' ir. :t ip.ni' III cere.nto nii'8 .'itifodniit upon u?e unveiling of the (.'oufcdcriio Monument In ( .'linden next mouth. ? ? Do not neglect to p I ii ii > cow pea* be tween your 1 1 i I In of corn, or if you give It thii liint working early in -Inly, *ow them broadcast, p ittlng a hull' l?u*hel or ' more to the aere It will pay you for your Heed hiiiI trouble. ? The fruit put up In tin can* hIiouIiI be. taken out whon tho mi In opened for iiw. It allowed to remi.ln after 'he can )m Opfiwii the NCI loll of nehl Juice* upon thu tin when excised to the air may lorin acetate of tin, wliteli In poisonous. Four the fruit out into gin** n or earthenware dUlie*, mid thu danger of poisoning In avoided. ? The following U a lint of adverted letter* for the week ending May 10lh: .January (Jlieiuult, Mr*. Harriet Crosby, Alexander tjnretou, J. W. Dawkln*, T. W. Dabnuy. Jim Janice, A. iron Joueft, Mm. Ulna John*on? Mr*, b. E. MuKvoy, Mtrni Bullle Mlh'H. T. 11. Morgan, Jamcn Mi W, Mm. Alice Mcini'iuinu, U. A. Kaokin, 'l'lt?? Reed, Bailie Soott, II. I>. rtmlth, Mrs. Mnrearet William*, Mm. L. NVatty, John WbTtuker, Sr.. Minn A. V. Wilton. How She Mit?4 Her IhtrMng. "I thai! not feel ao nervous again about baby's teething," write* a grateful mother. "We almost lout our darling from cholera Infantum, but hnpplly heard of Parker's Ginger Toulu In tline. A Tow spoonfuls soon cured baby, mikI ah oe 'eastonal dote keeps us In good health." ? Brooklyn Mother. Chart* Mattcro. The Southern Baptist Convention, which met at Waoo, Te**s, thU year, will convent at Baltimore next year. The Convention sermon itoxt year will be preached by I?anslng Burrows, I). I>., of Kentucky, with R sv. A. W i.amar, of Tennessee, as Alternate. There were assembled st >VaoO at ths reoept conven tion Mbout a, 500 ministers besides a large number of visitor^ ami th* meeting waa a very Interesting and profitable one. No services were held In the Bnptlst snd Presbyterian churches last Hundsy. The congregation at the Methodist and Episcopal churches last Sunday were un usually Inrge: Rev. H. At. Mood filling his place In tne Methodist church, snd Rev. John Kershaw otlkiiatlog st the Kplscopfll. The miiMlc rendered by the KpUcopsl Choir I nut Sunday was excellent. The ftafyol Way* The **f?4 and surest way to restore ?l><) jwrtthfifl oolor of the hair la ?nm|gh ??1 by Parker's Heir Haltera, which h ? lnAorve-lly popular BrOtn It* superior dMhtlnw. Ice UtiK ami Beer BMlUtir, After the %HM Of April we will ?el Ice *\ 1 cettU per pound In ?u?all qunntl tie*. l\ rent* tu block* of 100 pound and ove? . Beer al Ciiarbtttun prteci delivered M heuie*. Icq Homm ep** OK bunday from 8 to ? o'clock to tke uiorn tug and frooa 11 to I In the afternoon. 1. Ji. Romnow St Co. 9 K^erlptWM PiM. The following persons have p*W theii ?ubecvtptletie ?luce our U?t rej>ort J 8. II. BcnUnilu & Co.. July 1, 1M3. John K ltobert??m, <>og. 1, WW. ft. II. Bryant, Dee..l. J88i.v . Ww. Debney, Juno 30. 1883. &B. Latham, Oct. 4, 188$. M. I /Oil Davis, Jan. 1, 1884. A. *l.-Booe. Jan. 1, 1884. r. J. Hay,. No*. 17, 188*. j: M. W?tt?, Jan. 1, 1884. W. A. Bailey j Jtff 11. 1883. J.-8. Kaufman, Mfh. 1. 1873, Geo. Mayliew," May V, 1883. ? Allen U<(C?k|li;julv 1, 1883. 8. I?orU?K, Jan. 18, 1884. J. W. Wutklna ? Co., Aprl) 1,-1884. , W. K. Jan. 20, 1883. 1 Geo. Aldeii, May II, 1834. Wfil Waleree. - ' Wy'nre about tliiough planting cottOtj unci In many plncO* "el.Ojiplng.cui" Ugu iiigcu aC a rapid stride. ' 1 v. ? Cotton Ih. looking rather puny; the weatl it had been tuo cold for It*-" The ota ltd 18 tolerably good, wi far; but the eut worm bi^s com mc need lis depreda tions. ? I'lic wheat and oat cropa have Improv ed wondcrlully In the l;?nt four or live week*. The peach crop i*1ieiirly a failure; but we e.in borna on a good prospect for blackberi Mr. W. A. Dai ley'* mill, on Twenty Hve Mih- ( reek, is doing a aplcndhl bu/ MlIC** llli* ?!' ISMII Mr. ' . E. DiiiUii.n desprvcH a premi. urn. lie bus killed iW'i huge ruuleaiiake* on hi> ulaulatioti In the last two weeks. The mumps are prevalent over h*Te. We art' tixing up for the 20th of June. Ajax. 8hs?ylor,>? Hid. Time* lined, uvmev sc.irc^^don ghlng much neeiled, blackberry crop ptvmi&ing. I am norry t ?> bo called upon to >ct?urd rhe dentil of Mr*. Inaki-ford, wife of our friend, J. R. Dmkeford, which oecurr< d I tint Wednesday, 17ih hint. She leaves" a husband and two children, one of whom in only two weeks old. The wild woman iii??ni loned as having been seen in the eastern part of this county, io reported lo Iks in this Kectlon. She attacked a ^uiau the other day and choked him severely. A ninn from Fairfli hl was in this sec tiny ls?nt week, buying up cattle for mar kit. Our oat crops have come out very much recently ami are now looking bet ter than wo exi>ecied a few weeks ago. Our "Hcientiilc farmer," who has Deen planting a two- homo farm with four horses, Iihh concluded that it will proba bly be better to work only two horses this, > ear. He ban no far met with the misfortune of having to re-plant Ida cot ton. Wish him letter luck next time. Important to Wounded Soldiers. < omptmller Oencrnl Stoney has sent us the following with a request for pub lication. Wu gladly rive It a place in our column* to* the henoflt of the dis abled Confederate veterans: *'I>iuiSik: You will confer n favor on me. and do u a*mvIoo to many old sol diers, If you will be good enough to give notice through your piiper that all claims for a i*i t tlcia I limbs will be paid In full at (he very earliest possible jwriod, and that partie* entitled to the same xoill reccive notice Jin in this offlce ??s soon as there are I'm. ill* in (lie Treasury for that purpose. The r. cords of this office hciugjaccessl hie to any mi? wishing to examine them, certain piirties have obtained a list of do se claim*, and have been -offering to l?'ireltMMr tlieni from the holders kc a heavy discount or to collect them on commission ; thus giving the Impression thiii tin y lime facillticd for expediting tln-lr payment. Thi? action is absolutely w iiiiout the authority or sanction of this office, and I earnestly advise holders not to purr with their claims to any agent, iiiit to ileal directly with this office In tln ir se t lenient. I ask thai you will kiive iiii< notice entirely in the Interest of :n poor ol>l veterans." flic Manchester Market. l,ovii'?s. May t.~Thn Mivnchmier Ouardl ; >'? is^'xnierotiil article Hays the market for ?r - .1 rubrics linn been wtlh little pros i r e I . n-il. fumSSB in,; ju?t rvurned from pur^haslag a Eresh. and Selected Line OP DRY GOODS. (illOOKKIKS, H.vRDWARE, HAT8, 8H0EA. * AND CLOTHING, I Am now ready to offer thou to my cua tomsrs and the TRADE GENERALLY, Ah they were bought, at Hottom JRricem. Call and ?ftamin* before baying end you WfLM. mm Ba**sp. C. BELL. Sm, -j ? ? jl-? n ?fill [?' ' CH^TOOT^fltO^r "WO^KS &? salss UCOSIS'. co V PLAIN SLIDE VALVE and CUT-OFF ENGINES, MARINE, STATIONARY and PORTABjxE BOILERS, SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS, COTTON GINS and PRESSES, 3HAFTING, PULLETS, OOQ GEARING. Steam and Hand PUMPS, PORTABLE FORGES and BLOWERS, BELTING, PACKING, OILS, FILES, aad General Mill Supplies. HUGHES' AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF ENGINES, for Eloctrlc Lights and other purposes requiring steady, reliable and economical power. This is the simplest Automatic Engine in the market. . * Repairs by Competent Workmen. Charges moderate. GEO. W- WILLIAMS ?3c SO IT, Writ* tor PtIms md mention thia paper. ChSrlCStOU, H* ?>? ?KS? Cr?*m Cheere snd Macoeroni, MlccO Me.it, Jollies and Preserves in o lb Pails. Miokcral in kits an<) retail D C. KIRKLEY. ROBSON'H COTTON AMD OOIIN FKR> TIMZKR. itOBSON'8 COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE TUese grnde* are rich esKenttats, nonstlln* tt;>g flrst-cliUM articles, carefully propnretl from- l>esl hviterUla. Our Ioiik oxperience Hi ilio trade, itns-ithor with Prof. ?*nep?rd'* uiiRiyHlH, ore nuumntoc* that Uiey aro -adapt ed Ui the wnntJt of consumers. For w?lo ut nmrkPt r<?v?H lor cash, time or eotloii.- J N. H0B40H A HON, W B Mt Buy PROFESSIONAL NOTICE. i The undersigned have this day entered into a copartnership for the prartiee of their profession. Dr Moore will attend to all the general practice. Dr. Deas will only attend to Ms oftico and obstetrical business and wheu called in consultation. If Or. Mooro is absent when his ohstotrioal ease* occur Dr. Deas will atteud them if desired. L. II. DEAS, M. D. A. A. MOORE. M. D. Not. 28rJ, 1882. D.W. JORDAN ft CO. ? The death of eur senior partner, D. W. Jordan, will make no ohange in (he firm name or style of our busineSs. Tlie sur viving partner, If. U. Carrison, will manage (ho business and will endeavor to conduct it in evety manner satisfactory lo its pat rons. The House owes its succors in the past to FAIR DEALING, GOOD GOODS and LOW I'RICES. This will be its motto In the fu ture. Responsible parties in need of advaboea oan be accommodated. lSy~Guano. AolU Phosphates ani Ger man Kainit for sale. t^JfOive ub a trial. Fob. I -2m, : D. W. JORDAN & CO. QornI Corn'.: Best selling at 80 oenta per bushel at A. ANCRUM & 00 8. 1 Cow Peas Wanted. 1,000 Buiihels of COW PEAS wanted by W A. ANCRUM & CO. F?,@WB< jFKQUmt 150 Bbls flour nice and cheap ??t *M) BAUMBROB. 150 I^OUJH CAROLINA MEDICAL Assa il 0?ATIt>ir The Ihirtv-ihtrd annual meeting of tbia' Annotation will be held on Wednesday, April 2otb. 1883. nt Yorkville, 8. C. JOHN FORREST. M. D. Retorting Secretary. Geisenheimer & Watkins DEALERS IN G?QCEmtK8. JLWtmms, TOBACCO* SC. ?(e beg to call attention i# the faet that we have constantly in atom a FULL LINE OF GH0CERIE8, which we offer te ouetowem it as low priest aa ean be obtained at any MON m Camden. Oar Moeli of Il*flk?b?lbnDdl worthy tk? attention of the pnblio. 96?" Be sure to give us a call, ae we are sa?lefi?l we are able and willing to pleaee you bath lit quality of good* and prioet. Geisenheimer & Watklnt. Jan. 25-tf Everything Is Confidential. AT THE I > Eli M ON ICO BAR. Milk fotneh nt the Dclmonlco Rnr. Mint Jnlepe nt the Delmenlco Rnr. Apple To<hly nt the Delmonlco Bar. H(Mirt Cocktail* at the Delmonlco Bur. Crrn unit Book at the Delmonlco Bur. Hock and Bye nt the Delmonlco Bar. Em yilppe nt the Delmenlco Bnr. Claret Punch nt the Delmonlco Bur. Mixed drink* nt the I)elroo?i?*o Bur. Bherry Cobbler* nt thn Delmonlco Bur. Apple CMer on Ice nt the Detmonloo Bnr Beer on toe nt the Delmonlco Bnr, Bpeclatartkiigementa mml* with Ana illea for Beer nt the Deiuftnlco Bur. Jon W>. fOO WAIT TC SATE VOKGT In buying (JrootrlenT It h, Mnd jrottf order* in Welch & Bason, WkolMkto end Beted Ptilm U CBOlCB FAMILY 4 PANCY QHOQKRIB8, WINKH, MQliOM, TMAM ?bACIOAR ?. 127 A 199 Meeting R4., 9. W- e*ra?r Mm kei |tnn. GHAKLaprOIV.B.O. ItrVe enrvf aft eMefcelee amiful ef geedc. aad knee eeevytfcieg fen wa?i? M Mtea taking ley |Hm>. HOLIDAY GOODS lit r ? . < Wiptu ef t " wW 1 8 ! ?Pi?ei 0>JEaXPV OIF1 - vrss me&s, clothhto-, TS, SHOES, 83! Cf?aa&?& xy?\ \/,CK Headquarters for Hardware. SOBM e. tttAL P IMPORTER AND DEALER IN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN HARDWARE & CUTLERY, Iron, Steel, Nails, Castings, Mill Stones, Bolting Cloths, Smut Machines, Circular Saws, Mill Irons, Sugar Pans, Carriage Building and Trimming Materials, India Rubber and Leather Dotting, Carpenters, Blacksmith and Tanner's Tools, Housekeeping and Fur nishing Hardware, AGRICULTURAL IMPLE V E iTS, Lime, Cement, Plaster, Paints, Oils, Fronoh and Ainorioaa Window 0 ass duns, Pistols. Bhot Belts, Powder Flasks, Powder, Shot, Eto. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, OOLUMBIA, S. O, t3y"The business of the lute JOHN C. DIAL will be ooniinued an heretofore \<y the undersigned. MAKY A. DIAL, Eseeuirii. J a It? Sin m A. D. KENNEDY. Hardware ? Specialty, Embracing ft line of PUnu r?, Orpcn torn, BlftOkatutUt *ud Coopere' Tool*. Cut, Wrought, Flooring unci Flushing NhIIh, Pooket etMf Table Cuttlm-y. DRY GOODS! Staple and Fancy . flADDLRHY, WIIJLOWWAWB nod CHOCKEltY, Soluble for U?e > r*ie.. MTS ft QL0THING. I (MOT* A nt> WMUL0 )/**$* Brnoh l#dH| GROCERIES! Heavy and Fancy. Teas Selected With Care. BOOTS AND SHOES! TOBACCO AMI ClfiARS! A.O KENNEDY. ? |MU-.P-J? kltou'^A V "* . ?.\N!k.vv:uj?i,i' HTNffV . \.iij.,)',i.?T iXc+f. sifr.it #ka:&?>' ? ai.'l - ft'i, lvaS, l'niUn iinrooMHiilow*uiili: furU?*r u." tier. (No ImlMMt iw o? Iraaotf OU tiauttey *" J ,Mi o XOCOlXSiBJA. BiBs? -^JeSE : J. NMOOfcUHIi. iSSe^-ifiEfsa ks:shb,_?- tsttistr Arrlvv Cti?rlr?to3 - l.W p. ?. UJVp. tu i.o " 4*AMLJlVMI, t^:ssj?p'j,',h i'Av-is^s A*: TO AVQUVlTA. '*" utv?cutdte ' ?.?*,?* m* p. ?r Imt* MmS JmiIm tMm. m. IJ* p. at - Arriv* August* :M6p.ns.7.Ua, *t ,,k*1 KHOM AUGUST*. I-?W? Au?u*U 7.60 ft. U. ?.flO p. *rf Arrtveomuten Junot'n 8.4$ p.m. U.S6 a. m Arrl\? Cwuxiea H]fp.ut. I.N CONNECTIONS. train* Im vln* CkmdM at AM* m.,aud i. lD( ml 1AIX p. m. Connactloim made at Augimta I* and ftorft ? SKesr^stat iru ?? *? ? Connections mtilfl at Charleston with Steamer* to and m, ? New York on Wed ,agBw?vftass^/a tan E'-' "&? WJi* k/in *<id toaaft tram nil .?? Um . ??n^'?o'3^Si!,zi^rtoi: 2 2&Siy,!? "> >*>"<". ?? b. J. JONKR A?am. t..<?^;-.ES!vsS?^?.c- : StovesT Stoves! If yom ftrftnl TlIK BK8T COOKING 8TOVK srrstiawr* ?? *-* ?* tinware, tin ware f RwMrtW, 1 Mil tk< large* trUtlM of tlnwar* for the least money, of tajr It town, audi all of my own manofkoture. nr auo, ftD n2l?M variety of 6 ud 10 ccnin ftrtloles, grooeries. oonfeotioneries, &o. BfJOB WORK of erery deaoriptlon promptly attended to at reasonable prloee B, D. BB0N80N, Nov 16 A fine atock of crockery war?, horse shoes, Antili, coffee mills, axes, hatchet*, fiuokem, M*i, augers, pocket knives, knives ftnd forks, spoons, sorews, looks, hinges, drawing knives, end various arti cles in this line too numerous to mention, by D. G. KIRK LEY. ?I Card. I beg to inform mv friends that I am now with Mr. D. C. Kirkley, where I will lake picture in having there call. W. W.LOVE. m (rmifCVra* 81b Cans of Tomatoes 16 oents, 2 Cans for 25 cents at W. A. ANCRCM A CQ'8. J. C. H. CLAUSSBN & ??., WIOLHAU MA^CrAOTUMM OF Crackers and Candy, AMD AOINTS iron Matchless Baking Powder, CHARLESTON, 8. C. Agricultural Implements. Call at W. A. Aocriim &Co's. and see their aortment of Agricultural Implements ? Reapers, Mower*, Self-binding Reaper*, Harrows, Plows eto. TEXAS S1FTIMS! A LITERARY PHENOMENON The Qrealeit JourualUtie Saeeeu of the Age. The humorous department or Texan Rtft* Inus ?r? Htinply unequalled In this or anr other country. ?Herald. Tex hii Hiftlngs whlob Is quoted all over tho world, la not only a very funny paper, bat la an ?arnest, progress! ve paper.? Keglstar, New llavau.Oonn. Texas HI n I n gs, a weak ly 1L r ty-elg h t eol nm n paper, contains every week, betides Its bn momsa sketches and eomlo Illustrations, a volume of reliable Information about Texaa. Kxivotly what Intending Immigrants, knu *r*. clerks, maohaniosand capitalists want. Mum pie eoptee or Rifting* will ne an ailed to nny address by Bweet A Knox, publishers, Austin, Texas. The Hugh 8. Thompson PIOAK At D. 0 Kirklej's, Only to be tried to be appreciated. Acid ft Phosphate. 100 To>>" AU<nt><A^' 1 1||| Tona Btar Brand Aold, Tono Htar Brand Phnaphatoc th? boat /CUU lu thu market, lor aala by HAUM BllOfl. B UI8T! MmTr PRIZE MEDAL . adinnEJY&BBB. Cf a?ary tarUiy for ?prt?g planting. ONION BETTSI ONION BETTB! And Earl/ Gar#n Corn, Tor mU by ?. f. t. imit), 50 *"? **"' *"? 5t I ? BJB^naaraawnB iwssr 75 1 e%k!ND 8NM8 OPE Ji^f FINEST CLOTHING mt t*T JL Mlf Clwpwl Clli(ili| WMtjfc tw ito. mta NUM^Jotifw rem* win no OOOMI nlway* ?? kMd. 4?vmU a?4 w#H m4* ?aww>l la it com. fort It tk? marar. f*M ka^ti ta IUNK, Pop?l*?OotkUr, *40 Ki?| tftraat, 0?u*H?rta?? h. C,