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@WS &MCES* Wo have l>oeu close observers, not only of our Homo Market, but everywhere else, rogurding tbo sales and profits make on goods, and we know most distinctly and positive ly that we are selling cheaper even than New York. For instance, our Linen Orfcsh, or Linen Home spun suits that we soil for $9.50 here are advertised at $10 there. This is only one item. Every day we have evidence that our prices are low. Then you ean buy from us with such safety. Everything marked in plain figures. No ask ing a high price and then taking less and getting more for the arti cle than its worth. No misrepre sentation allowed. Everything plain, open and aboveboard. We have made extraordinary reductions on clothing, and especially on Boy's Olothiug; and our line of Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Underwear, &c., is replete with tho best qalities known, and at prices very low. W, L. Arthur & Bro. LOCAL AFFAIBS." ?3fr*Notlo(>*ln?urte(t hi .lit In Column "t 25c a lino for First Insertion, and 20o a lino for l&ioh Hobm-qupnt Insertion. Camden Post Office. Pont Oftlco hours from Oft. m. to 5 p. m. Money order department open from On. ni. to p. in. and iroin I to 5 p. in. Northern 111 (ill .clones at 9 p. ni. Moutliorn unit Won tern mnlla elosc 4.45 p. in. Mall closes Bun doy ut 5 p. m. upon tuudny froiu 0 to 10 a. m. e. n. mtooKS. r. m. Mortuary. During the month of Juno there M ere th roe deaths hi Camden ?two colored udults and one colored child. Death. Victoria Price, aged 10 year#, died ut the resldonce of her mother, Mrs. P. Price, Sunday, June "24th, in the Antl och section of this county. The First. The first watermelons of thin reason were brought, to market lust Saturday, .Julie 80 . h. Tlicy sold from the cart for 1 cents and were retailed for 20 to 35 cci^ts. lteligious. Ruv. J. O. Richards will preach In the Presbyterian church on iu:xt Sabbath at which time It Is expected tin election will bo hold for pastor. Do? Notice. Th? Chief of Police give* notice in tills issue that nfter the 15th of July the dog law will be strictly enforced. Parties interested had bettor begin to '?collar" their dogs. Ground Drokcn. Mr. John It. Goodale broke ground on Jast Tuesday for the erection <>f a hand somo brick store on the lot next to Mr. A. i>. Kennedy's store. Mr. chunplon has tho contract for the work. The Fourth of July. ? "Yesterday, the 4th of July, passed cfT In ( ninden quietly, 'fliu pnstofflce and depot were closecl, and after l wo o'clock In the Afternoon Chore was a pretty gen eral cessation of business among the merchants. Pastor Secured. Th? Baptist congregation have secured the services of R?v. I). M? Ramsey, of ltichinolid, Va., im their pastor. Mr. Ramsey preached Ida first sermon here last Hnndav morning. >Vo welcome htm to our nihist. ''The Cotton Plant.'* The above is the title of n new agricul tural monthly, published nt Marlon, 8. C., by W.J. McKernll. The first num ber is now on ou/ table, and is an evi dence of tnste In "the art preservative." Tho subscription price Is 80 cents a year. Married* On June 14th, 1833. by Rev. J. K. Rodger*. Mr. J. J. Yeies, of Sumter county, to Mist Maggie Dority, oi Ker shaw. Y / Qn Juno 94th, 1833, by the anno, Mr. - Ftotcher Adktsnn to Miss Francis J. Ca pelt both of Kershaw county. Flo.ilo Yesterday. Tho people of Went Wateree got up n Urge plonlo yesterday, and despite the Invltailon* extended to T?r Oaibtt? re we could not attend. We know i time wm had and regret our In*' to he prevent, end wo thank our ,T_ I* of that good section for their frftrtf remembrance Of u?. The piculo was on Hf. Welter tyaUoy'a place. Suniay School Notes. The attendance at the Methodist Bun day school In Camden Ittt Sunday was w. ; ? f The annual Sunday Mjhool oouvontlon Of ttila State meeta In Kwwberry July , fill', and will be lit session two (lays. 'M 1 Tho annual County Sunday School Convention of this county nweta at Da maacua.tn thn Flat. Rock nelghbmhood, next month. The following are tho com* mltteo of arrangement* : J. S. Gardner, T. A. Caufhcn and A. A. Owen. . c f v Fabllo ScHeM In pnfvuanre of a call Mfl published im?l<*, a meeting of the taxpayers of School imtrlut No, I. waa held at Town flail last Friday at \i o'clock m J. T. Ifay was called to the etiaw and W. H. K. Workman elected iecret erjr. ^After some discussion mid opposition to the measure, It waa reeoWeu that it la* *?f , one and one-half mills be levied on IIwb M| taxable property of the School District rr for the purpose of maintaining one or more graHed public school* i?? School Dletrlct Wo. 1 during the Aacal year soinmeiK log November i-t. 1088. The Auditor WA4 not tiled of U)? levy. 1 Col. C. W. Itei-lert, of the Forest Fark Res tan rant, Ht. T.ont?, Mo., was entire ly cured of rlieumaMsm by St. JnoOha An ? f.*. - .?.? . ? ? ? - ? BBSS IIASUO* ?!!<??. Mute I ??* ? Ex-Cadet J. C. Whit taker MM to Camden on Tuesday. ? There \\*rm oolv three prisoner* U> the comity JhII last Tueoday. ??Never scare off a fljr with ? club when a feather will do *? well. ?" There It n land that i? hotter than thin," if iu any consolation tor you to know it. ? Life heroine* useless and Insipid when wo no longer have either friend* or enemies. ? Paralytic stroke*, heart disease, and kidney afleciious, prevented by the use of Brown'* Iron Bittere. ?A temporary promotion ha* taken pine*! with the ' Junior editor" of 'Ihk GAZKrrK. lie is now the "senior." ? l'lie art connoisseur nnd exhibitor, Prof. Cromwell, was cored of rheuma tism l>y St. J.i cobs Oil. ? .Vor/olk Virgin ia >i. ? North Carolina leads all the South ern Stales in the number of graduates tit \\ est Point this year. It lias four out of lift V-t w o. ? N u rsliig mo^liit-* gain strength by using Brown's Iron Bitter*. It net* like a charm in restoring t< ? health and strength oversti'iiioed nature. __ ? A college secret society, the Delta Kappa, confuting only ot women, has bee. i organized ..t Albion. M. !?., college. I lie nex; thing is to see 'cm keep a s< - cret . ? It I* too early to predict Just what style of parasol will be fashionable the coining reason, but tliey will he worn, as UHtml. just high enough to rake oat a man'* eye. A book of <{50 pages h i* been written to prove 1 1 1 a t sh.nks do not cat Imuran being*. Tlie author of tin* work has de clined an offer of $1,00U to jump into the harbor at Key Wo*; and scale the dis pute. ? liays the Brooklyn Eagle : Mr. J{. C. Moore, of M?*?*r*. Veriuuu Ac Co., 81 New street, New York, was almost in atHully relieved by St. Jacobs Oil of t>v vere pain follow lug an attack of pleuri sy. The remedy acted like magic. ? If you me going to subscribe fur th? ?iVetoa and Courier , or renew your sub scription to the same, yon can save yo ir self the trouble and expense of making the remittance yourself by leaving your order* with Mr. ( . W. Birchnioiv, at this office, the. authorized agent lor llns place. Ice lfonse and Beer Bottllnir. After the 24th of April we will sell Ice at 2 cents per pound in small quanti ties. 1 edit* in blocks of 100 pouudn and ovei . Beer at Charleston prices, delivered at house*, ice house open on, Sunday from 8 to 0 o'clock iu the morn ing and from 11 to I in tin- afternoon. J. L. 1 tosr.N dohf & Co. A Hnlf Dollar Trial. Mr. Ernest King, editor of the Fall Uiver, (Mass.) Sun, thus discourses up on the merits of St. Jacobs Oil : "Suffer ing with rheumatic pains 1 was Only. "Mi* for remedied. I rend of St. Jacobs and said here goes for a half dollar trial. I bought, a bottle and before It was half used the screw-wrench pubis had gone and troubled mo uo longer. ? ? ? New Books til Half Cost, Persons desiring to purchase any of the following named book* can procure them at this office at the prices named: Reynold's 3rd Headers .30 ?1th " .40 Swinton's Outlines Wot Id's History 1.25 Psalms and Hymns ( Presbyterian;' .35 Life of Garth-Id 1 00 Lessons iu our Language .50 (juackenbofc' English Composition .45 Sw inton's Word Amdy^s .35 Methodist Discipline# .25 Testament* from 15 cents lo .50 These books are all new and are Offer ed at less than w holesale prices. Distinguish* d Visitor*. Editors Fr. Melchers, of the Charles ton Zeituiw ; T. II. Clarke, of the Cam den Journal ; F. P, Beard, of the Kkr rhaw Gazette; Slili II. Brown, of the Cirintian yetghMr ; Hugh Wilson, of the Abbeville Pretn and Banner ; R. R. Hemphill, of the Abbeville Medium-, T. B. crews, of the LanrensvHIe Herald, ai.dM. B. MeSweeny, of the Hampton Guardian, reached the city last night on their way to the annual meeting of ibe State Press Association which will gather at Oaffney City to-morrow. Greenville is delighted to receive, these worthy rep resentatives of the press, and bids' them all welcome. The Nuioh also welcomes its esteemed cotcmporar lis, nnd hopes they will have n pleasant gathering am: an abundance of success. The brethren have had so much fun belaboring each other for the public amusement during 1 he past year thut they will enjoy the private good fellowship and hand-shak ing lu which they are wont to Indulge behind the scenes. ? Greenville Nmt Outlook of (ho Farmers. It Is gratifying to iioto the encourag ing outlook of the farmers of Korflntw county lit this tlnio. The out crops have proved In softie Instance* quit* h falluru, but the eotton crops are very encourag ing. The corn crop, n most Important factor AltlLthe farmers, Is also very good. It Is to oe regretted, however, that the Hi-ea of corn Is not an large In proportion a* It should he. Our farmer* hnve vtfrv sensibly taken adviyitHgo of the good seasons we have been hlessod Villi iind have sown ? goo<l proportion of their Itinds In peas. With the excellent qual ity and quantity of grns?o* thnt him grown tu our county, combined with the pe* vine*, fodder, it"., the amount of provender that will be harvested this year will be In a large measure snfflolent to meet (ho demalids of the fanners dur ing the coining winter and earing. The greatest difficulty entailed upon our planters at this time I* thekcarolty of good ?'"i m hands, and In consequence of which the erop* In many Instance* are not as clean as Is desired. But inking the whole matter in consideration (he farmer* oart Justly congratulate thein selves upon the encouraging outlook of the present year. Heal Estate Transfer*. During the month of June rtie follow tug transfers of real property were re oordod lit tho VOiinty Auditor's otflce : John lloweu, Sr., to Joel Gardner, 196 acres In No. 12, $150. James Htewar( to II. V. Jumper, 10 aoreeln No 14, 110. Kdwi.rd 8111 to Kobt. A. Miller, 247 acres In No. 0, M Wb Hugh Young to Jndson N. Young, 100 acrce In No. 8, $10. Mary J. Willi* to Mary K. Thompson, / WW acrea In Wo. 10, $*,000. W. J. Reynold* to SCIIsabeth IMnyer, 60 acre* In No. 9, $R0. Walter K. Heed to Mary A. Cionpbell, part of town lot No. 1?3. $400. Wiley Albert to llenry Rotau, 117 8 100 acre* In No. 11, gift. Fftuule Nachiuaii to John R. Oondtde, town lot No. 1,047, $1,000. J. 3. Cloud to II. M. Ridley, et al., 400 acre* In No. 11, gift. The Hlnklng Fund t;ominlsslon to An thOUT White, AO acres In No. 2, $100. John H. OchHlale to .lohiiuna lluckabee, psrt of town lot N<>. 1,03#. $600. Marshall McOraw to ldarv Harden, IlftO acres in No. 11, gin . .lohu Bowen to Ann Ifeliecca rinver. 1070*^ acre* In No. 12. gift. Hame to 3:imr, '<0 ucres )u No. I J, gift. ?U' ? I III! Ill III Tft? "JW*w4" an 4 Ue fw ^TbtlhvuDili IMlii A'mm need* no Innovation from u?. For onc-thlid of a oeoturjr H h?t? made iu regular weekly ?ppe?r?uc? M thousands of hooiet In the Soutli ? au ever- welcome visitor. It has kept p*ce with the requirement# of *d viuioed Journalism, unci each ?ucceedlug y??r lus w I ui?ssed marked improve i Dents, |Dd to-day It rmik4 with the best weeklies published lu this country- This mammoth sheet von wins 8 pages of read ing matter, comprising nil the newa of the week, telegraphic dispatches, Sine news, agricultural items, original, seri mIs. >lc. In addition to a first-class newspaper at a moderate' price, the pub lisher offer* to each yearly subscriber a copy or auv of the published novel* of thy MomtHj .Voir# Library free. Sub script loo .two dollars h year, in advance. Address J. II. E*tl!l, Savannah, Ua., or get Hie agent here to forward your sub scription. ? Lawyers, have your "Briefs" and "Points mid Authorities" printed at Tut: G A7.fi tk Job Ollice. Pomona (J range Meeting. The Pomona Grange will hold its next meeting with the Slilloh Grange on the 3rd Wednesday, the 18th dny of J.ily, at 11 o'clock a. in. A lull meeting in de sired. W. K. Thompaok, Soc'y. P. G- No. 19. ? " l"n at lliuh.md of Mine" buys his groceries at "The Little Store," always j^et* good goods, and saves money bv buying il *ui thcte. A l'rc.cl I (toner's lest. Marion, S? ( ., Mmli 15, 1S80. H. II. Warner & * u. : Sirs ? 1 lu?ve been (rving some of your Safe Kidney and Liver Lure in my practice, and tiud il to act tike a charm, N. t . Mvkphv, M. 1). 'Hip Comity S. S. Convention. Mu. Kditoi:. ? 1 he time for holding Che .-ixib annual Sunday School (.'onven tion id Kershaw county is fust approach ing. The convention will beheld about the tirst of AngiiRt. and feeling that those meetings are essential to the Sunday school cause in Kershaw couutj'. 1 am constrained to make au appeal through i!i?j columns of your paper to every Sun day school worker to aid as Uir a* iu their j.o.vcr iies, to make the convention one of great success. The executive com mittee, upon w hn:n rests the responsi bility of preparing the programme of ex ercises. have not a* vet made any report. This is also a very important uint'er, and it is earnestly imped they will not delay in the work imposed upon them. Let lis have the programme arranged, and let ever j *cho<tl in the county send as many delegates as I* possible. Ami again il may be well to urge upon each school the necessity of furnishing the convention \\i;h statistical reports. The meetings t hat have already been held in this county have certainly prov ed of decided beiicllt to those tt'lci atten ded, and now that the time is near at hand for us to hold our sixth annual meeting, let us all who consider our selves members of the convention, and nil who fqel Interested in Sunday school work, exhibit a new zeal, a more deter mined eft'ort, to make our next meeting oiid of deeper Interest and of greater bencllt. When we consider the large number of children, to say nothing of Hie older ones, who are not iu anywise engaged in Sunday school work, we should be stirr ed to ii greater Zeal. Tile gooil of ihe Sunday cchool cause demands il, then let us not be recreant to the sacred duty imposed upon us. By these meetings many go >d impres sions are made, ami the co-opera' ion of many are enlisted thereby . We are en gaged " good work, and may we not "gtovv weary in well doing," hut ui iy we be failhtul lo the trust .c have es poused. A Pint.. U. S. Postal Notes. On and after Monday, the second day of. July. 18811, a single domestic money order may he Issued for any amount, from one cent to one hundred dollars, inclusive ($100.00). but fractious of a cent must not be introduced into the amount of a money order. On and after the second day oP^Jiily, 1883. the fees to he charged the public for domestic money -orders will bo as fol bnvs : For orders not exceeding $10, Scents. For orders exceeding $10 and not ex ceeding $15. 10 cents. For orders exceeding $15 and not ex ceeding $30, 15 cents. For orders exceeding $30 and not ex ceeding $40, *20 cents. For orders exceeding $10 and not ex ceeding $50, 2'> cents. For orders exceeding $")0 and not ex ceeding $60. - 30 cent-. Foi orders exceeding $G0 and not ex? cecding $70, 35 cents. For orders exceeding $70 and not ex ceeding $N0, 40 cents. For orders exceeding $30 and not ex ceeding $100, 45 cent*. Postmasters are Instructed 'to r? fuse to Issue in one day to the same remitter and lu favor of the same payee, more than three money -orders, payable at the same post ofljeo. The green thrcc-cent stamp will have been In use thirteen years when the new rate goes into effect next October. The two cents ride of postage will go Into effect October 1st. The stamp w iH he mutulic color. The vignette is copied from the east of lioudon's Maine ol Washington. VAIKI'IKLU. The caso of W. D Aikon vs. the County CommiNslonerH of F>tirlleld was, on Friday, Ilia 15>h ln*t , tried before Justice Ciub ouri ; MtiMin. IliiRfldnie k llngxdnl* appottr i log for the pUiiititf ami Co). J. II. Klon for the di fondant. The no" Ion was on aooonnt of alleged Injury to She plaintiffs bugpy I from the had condition of one of the public highways, Tim jury found for the dttfen. dants. The plaintiff appealed to the Circuit Court. Kdmund llrice, colored, wog lrl -d find convicted before Justice Neil on the ohnr^e | of cruelty to animiils, The defendant wm fined $10 or ton days in the county Jail. The defendant, howuver, managed to en* oape, and ho may yet-go unpunished. LAMOAITBR, | The htdgtr ventures to n*nerl that I^in? pister is th? worst policed town in th? State, and says If one-half of h?r inhabl. tanse don't haVe typhoid fever this summer, If tht numerous aulsanoea ere not speedily abated, then she can stand Anything. Mr. L. O. Splishury, superintendent of the Halle Qeld Mine, exhibited In Lanous ter last week three bird of gold, enoh weighing 1 ,210- penni weights and worih about $1,100 eaoh. This was the result of not quite three weeks' run at the llaile, and serves to strengthen the oonvloilon that the mine Ingrowing rioher and rioher the further It Is developed. The Halle Mine ha* long been considered one of the richest mine* in the South, and hears a splendid reputation. The crops In (.anoMter are looking well. The oat nrop, a'thmtgh i.othing liken* good as lust year, will bo nearly an average. Wheat is good, the plly Is that so Utile was sown. Fruit is falling off and the orop will he very light. liABMNOTON. The psrlinglpn Cotton Manufacturing Company l|f? organised by Ihe eleotlon ol eleven directors, Ths sum of 6150 0<H? In* already been seen rod. There is $ir>0,000 more fn sight and svallnble, and it hnp'U prospect of $100,000 tpore. ?It is admitted that thn household 1 1 in t rnttd# tlm newspaper, Is more en lightened than the one that does not. k 8Mr?ttie aUtwrg. A Ifm mmd Moh > hwl Th*>ry on OMo/tJUitMl ,?T(A? J**. If anjroue had informed Queta Sliubelb in h?r palalvl daja thai iki could ba?e been aeated io b?r palace ta London an* contented wlih Sir Wnltor Kjleigli in bia .North Carolina ban*; receiving a repl> from hi in without an bour'atim*, ?U? would bar# declared it lo b? a miracle. And yet, had thejr lited la Ibe pr?a?ut d mj. (kit ap parent miracle would nival readily have been witnraaod and not teem at all elntitge or unnatural. The truth la, new principle# br? coming into exietenoo, ood ihe opera tlon of niaujr law* unknown in ?)*e paat ia being full/ understood in ibe preaeul. lu no way dooa ibia faot com# mora forcibly to the mind ibau ia ibe care and Irentmeui of the huuiau body. Milllona of pooplehnve died iu the putt age* from aoaao i nsig<> i (i - caut or ciflilj conirolled eauae wliloli is thoroughly unJaralood now aud readily baudlcu. Consumption during Ibe euiire past hue been considered an incumblu di? case. And jrel it ts demonstrated inai 11 hits been uuii ouu be cure<l, e*eu Kfler il lm? hail a >ong ruu. ? Dr. Felii Oswald hut, just contributed it uotuble article uu this subject to the Popular Scteutitio Monthly. 11 u regard* cousuuiptioo ns pultuounry scrolula The impurities oftlie bljod pro duce a constant liritutiou in the lungs, thus dfutrvyiu: their delicate tissues and ohus ing death. 11 19 theory snows c inclusively ilia: consumption is u blood disease, it bus iia oiigin pi uiiarity in a deranged condi tion of the kidneys or the lung*. that purify the bloo l. Whea the kidneys or liver ar<' diseased they ate in a tore or lacer.itcd siate w li.cli communicates poison t" ev??ry uuure ol b.ood ttiat parses tlnough llifcat Tiiis poisonoin blood circulates through the HVslt'lli aud comes to the lungs, where the poi&ou is do| o i ted ( causing decomposition i*i tue fiuely formed ceils ot the lung*. Any diseased pa tot'ttio body has contamina ting power, aud yet the biood, which is the lite ol ibc 8)'SK'.n, is biought into ill reel com Cict wmi i bene poisoned org ms, thus csr i viog contagion lu ull purls of tho bo.lv. Bishop Jco.-ie T. Peek, 1) D , LL D., whose death lias beeu so recently i egrew ed, is re poned 10 b :i * c died of pneumonia, which medical authi)iilie> u tin in indicutes a dis eased ooii>iitiuii of liie Uidcey s U is well kuowu. moreover, tu it lor several yours lie bus been (lie vichiii of severe kidney (rou ble, and tile pueumonia which fiually tor in i mil ed his life wus only (be lust result of the previous blood poisoning. The deadly matter which is lift iu (he lungs by the im puis blood c:ogs up and finally oIiohUs (he patient. Whcu this is accomplished rapid ly ii is ciilli-d pimitnoina or quick consump lion; wlieu slowiy, cmiisuio pilou, bu( in any event ii is the result of Impure biood, cai/l ci by diseased kiducys and liver. 1 nese are facts ot science, and vouched for by nil leading physician of (lie day l'.iey show tli o ue?irabiliiy ? nay, the ne cessity, of keeping these most important organs iu poiteci condition, not only e ln siiro health, but also to escape death it \ias been fuliy shown, 10 the sat ii- faction t.f nearly every unprejudiced uiind, thai War iter's Sale Kidney uiii Liver Cure is the ouly itnown remedy that can cure and keep in heali h the great blood-purify ing organs uf the body. i( acts direotly upon these members, healing all ulcers which uiay ha/o formed in them and ptaoing them in a condition to purify ami not poison the bloou. This 19 uo idle statement fur false theory. Mr. \Y C. Bench, foreman of llifc Buffalo, N. Y-, lUibber Type Foundary wus given up lu die by boiii physicians and frieuds . Fur four years he had a terrible cough, accompanied by night tweats, chills, aii'i all tue well known symptoms, lie sj.eiit i s as.?u South aud found no. relief, lirt says: "l linaily concluded to try War ner's Sale vjure mid iu threo months I g tined twenty pounds, recovered my lost energy and nty health was fully restored.' The list could be prolonged indefinitely but enough has lie mi said (o every sefferer from pulmonic troubles, that there is no reason io no discouraged in the least, and that health can be restored. ? Dog Notice. Oi-KlCli OF CHIEF OF POLICE, 1 (. amoks, S. C. , July 5, 1883. \ Fair ivarni. g is hereby givon that u 1 dogs found in i be town of Cmadcu without liie colliir prescribed by law, will bo pc reuip only dealt With This notice is final, and parties :ntcr?.stcd should govern them selves accordingly. By order ot counci1. T. WHITAKHR. jy !j '2t Cultf of Police. AN ORDINANCE. ~ BE IT OHBAlNEU by the Town Council ol (,'ninden. That any one not a resident ot the town, who shall engage in peddling or selling ai retail or who shall tako orders for the fuiure deliveiy of any kinds of goods or merchandise at retail, except omin try produce, shall pay a tax ot five dol lars per day, l"ii dollars per week or twen iy -live dollars per year Provided, however, (hnt the provisions ' of (his ordinance shall not apply to (be nr l tides enumerate! In Section bix of an or diuanee emilled "nn ordinance to raite supplies for the ye> r A. 0. 188:)." This ordiimnbe shall lake ellewt Immedi ;\(ely. and uny, ptvrsou violating this Ordi - nat.ee shall lit- subje ,t. for each offence, to a fine* of not less than (en dollars or ten day imprisonment, or both, at the (litcri tiun of the council, Uni i lied in Council assembled this 2nd day of July, 1888 DC K IKK LEV, 1 J.C. R9LL1NQ8, Civ rk St, Tien*. j lntendanl. ' The "Biggest" and the "Best." ? j-t ? A FIRST- GLASS MAMMOTH NEWSPAPER, For one year, and An INTERESTING NOVEL, FOR $2.00. The Savannah Weekly News, A mammoth vtieet, fWxM Inobefl, con tn I n tiiK H oagee ot reading matter, comprising nil the New* of the Week. Telegraphic T)Ia? pnieb??H, accurate Markot Reports, a won ?kMed Agricultural Department, Original Kerlftts, u page of SOUTH CAROLINA, GEOR GIA AND FLORIDA NEWS. It IH HOV a UMML Mr?R. To the farmer, mechanic, or artisan, tho business or professional limit, who buM not the edvauUMtee ?Kit Unity niHlt, It l? * paper by wntoh be ran be Informed of event* trims nfrlisy in the bu*y world, whether In hi* o? n fttate or In the most distant parts of the *'?n addition lo a nret-elsse newspaper at a moderate price. offer caoh yearly sub scriber u copy of any of the pub lulled novels ot the Morning Hewn library free. Subscription, tV"Wri year In advance. HubnCrlptlons cuiu Mp Mnt through local agents and pontmusU-H, or direct to J. IXVSMMlri'. ft Whttakcr H'reet. fiavannali. On. IV. 1*. SHANNON, ztrToajrmr * r Mu?w, CAMDEN, 8. O. Having been itppolutei Attorney for the "Scottish Land Moil gage Companies," for Kerabaw county, I am prepared to receive application* for loans on real estate. ma 18 lm Save Your Feed by using i Sinclair's Feod Cutters. Tttc BEST FEED CirnER in the Maricel. We h?*e just rpodve [ an Invoice of these celebrated and popular F'eed Ovitters, which we offer lit reasonable pvtces, D. W. JOKD-V^ * CO, 1 1853. lOil. 1883. ALVA GAGE k CO. CIIARLBSTON ICE HOUSE. Market, cor. Church Ft. Charleston, S. 0 ICE ALWAYS ON HAND. Ice peeked for the country a apcclahty. Ice by c>tr-lo*'J ut special ratea. Lowest icarkei prioca guaranteed. A flue stock of crockery ?vnr?. horse ulioc*. naiU. coffee nulla, axe*. LatcheU, buckets, mw>, augers, po^cet knives, knives and forks, apaoua, acrews, locks, bingt-a, drawing knifes, and vorious Art i - clee in this line too numerous to mention, by D. C. K1KKLEY. w ULHKKN k I'IF.PEll, WHOLESALE GROCERS ao4 dwAk-rsiu Provisions, Tobacco, k 107 and ICO KhpI Bay, & ? 12 CIUKLKSEON. S. C. ?i Can f. I hog lo luloviu in y friends that I am now with Mr. U. C. Kirkljpy. where I will lake plensu.'e in having them call. \Y. W. LOVK. The Grralnt Journalistic Success of the Age. 4 The liumorouR department of Trxu? Sift I ii*c> are simply unequalled In tl.u or any at t:?*r t'tum try.? Hern Id. Ti'Mi.s ?>ifiui|{s, which 1h quoted nil over the world, I* noi only ti very funny paper, 1ml Ik mi cnriU'si, progressive puper.? lte^lsler, New Haven . I'luin, Texas Sifting*, n weekly forty elifht column paper, contain* every week , bo-Ides Its Iju morons sketches ami comic IlinsirutloiiK, u volume of reliable Information about Texas Kxaell.v what Intending Immigrants, furin ers. clerks, nx-chunlcs and capitalists want. Hamiile cobles uf Slfllnjfs will be mailed lo any address by Sweet & Knox, publishers, Austin, Texas. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. The co-partnership heretofore existing between C. J. MeDowall ami 1J I). Kenne ly under ihe firm name of McDowall ?tid Kennedy has been dissolve! by mutual con jciii. The Insurance business offsai l firm will be curried on by B. 0 Konrvedy C. J- Mc DOW ALL. B. O. KKNNKUY. A large and select stcjk of chew ing and nmoking tohurco, cigars, cigarettes, ;igir holders and omokerH articles gener illy. For pale by D. 0. KLURLEY. Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, "lckacha, Soreness of the Chest, Cout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell' ings and Sprains, Burns and Scalds, General Bodily Pairs, ? o'jth, Car or, J Headccho, Frostoo i'o'jt ai d Lars, and all other, Pains and Aches. Vn rr^porutliiii UN rartli cqualj P-T. Jacob* On. ? i a xn />?, miff, aim filr mid rlimp Kxtmuil luitly A lii.il i-nluiU but tin? couipHintlvclj rllllig iiiilljy of .VI ( ruin, nii'l ?vi,ry oil* on n?*rln n ? {!)? pxln iitii hiiTo clu aj) ?tnl j??ilivo proof of It* l.ilmr ? iJirectlno* In Kl?vi>n I^rmicgr*. BY ALL DRUGGI.sTB AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE. A. ^TOGELER & CO., f'abim??r. Aid.. V. B. jL? Parkers Haih Balsam PatkflM tl>? ii??t f wlldl.mi 111 It VKil?rt Ihlf Itotoi-r ?n,l l Nptpt Fnlls to ItoKlwr# '? " " r ' ' lo lb* youUilul culof. "? Cr?r or TRmuJT il.nir | . ?Hl $| Mm* nt till Get (lie1 1- i llostj uiMfter, UMfcM, K??dr?ke, HOIIIi.ftln and I many of tho U*? medicih<* known Are I ?? re com- 1 lanoi Into* moticlno of tlich varied arn) effective I power*, a? to make the Created Wood Pur 1 fier ft the f tot tte?M ft/Nire* f Ki.tneyi, m If vmi ate ?ny disease, iim the Tonic to-day. It will rurelv h-lpyoit, Remember! it U far inferior to Hitter*. EMence* of Ginger and other Tonic#, a? itbt.llda up the ?y?tem without Intoxicating. 50c. and $1 lb**, ?t?ll dealer* In drug*. Noiveienuiuewiiliout ???nature nfllMtox it Co,,N Y. Keml tor circular I. A RXK *AV|N<1 tK ft) VlNft Tllfc DOM. A K ?IXK. l0lli@lamSy[ 1 uvinoHio ^ w* <v j "**i va Nr?H3MH??I3HX i. * ? ? ?.-. ? ? 1 1 ? .i i M * ' CHARLESTON IRON WORKS & SALES ROOMS. .. GO o_-> S3 p ' ^i'lT " ' /?*.<?. SQ7 IT PLAIN SLIDE VALVE and OUT.OFF ENGINES, MARINE, STATIONARY and PORTABLE BOILERS, SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS, COTTON GINS and PRESSES, SHAFTING, PULLEYS, OOG GEARING, Steam and Hand PUMPS, PORTABLE FORGES and BLOWERS, BELTING, PACKING, OILS, FILES, and Goneral Mill Supplies. HUGHES' AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF ENGINES, for Electric Lights and other purposes requiring Rteady, roliable and economical power. This is the simplest Automatic Engine in the market. Repairs by Competent Workmen. Charges moderate. GEO. "W". WILLIAMS SON, Writ* tot Trlccs and mention this pnpcr. CllflflCHtOfl , 8. C? BBS'.' Cream Cheese snl Maccnroni, Mil co Men), Jellies and Preserves in 5 lb I ails. Msckeral in kits and retail D 0. KIRK LEY Ro?m)\'s lorroN and coun fkk TI1.IZKK. UOUSOXS COM POUND ACI D PHOSPlt ATK These grades are rich ensent Inls, eonstitn* t i i) k tlrsl-ctass articles. eiircfull> prepared from host material*. our l<?tm experience In ttio trade. together wlil? Prof. sliCpord'M iuialjr?|M, tire Ktianwitco* that they are udapt" td to the wiiihh of consumers. Kor sale at market rules tor cash. 1 1 tr? r? or cotton. J N. ttuiisOM at HOS, tii fciust U?y PROFESSIONAL NOTICE. Tbe undersigned have this day entered into a copartnership for the practice oftheir profession. Dr Moore will attend to all i lie general practice. l)r. Deas will only attend to liis office and obstetrical business and when called in consultation. It' Dr. Mooro in absent when his obstetrical eases occur Dr. Dens will attend ibein if desired. L. H. DKAS. M. 1). A. A. MOOllE, M. D. Nov. 23 r J , 1882. D.W. JORDAN &G0. Tli? dent h of our Benior pivrtner, D. \Y. .Jordan, will make no change in the firm name or style of our business. The sur viving partner, II. O. Cnrrison, will manage the business and will etidenvor to cjnduct it In eveiy manner Bn'isfuctory to its pat rons. The II on ho owes its success in the past to PAIR DBA LI NO, GOOD GOODS and LOW I'lUCES. This will be its inotio In the fu ture. Responsible parties in need of advances oan be accommodat ed . ?^9~Guano Acid Phosphates an 1 Ger man Kainit for sale tZT Give us a trial Feb l-2tn, D W. JORDAN & CO. Corn! Corn:! Best COHN selling at 80 cents per bushel at W. A. ANCRU.U & CO S. Cow Peas Wanted. 1,000 Built el s of COW PEAS, wanted by W A ANCRUM & CO. nowsr F&QMBtt 150 1r/\ Bbls flour niee and choup it OU BAUM BB09. 150 meeting ol this Association will be hold on Wednesdny, April 26tb. 1883. nt Yorkvillc, SC. JOHN FOB REST. M. D. Recording Secretary Geisenheimer & Watkins DEALERS IN G&OCJS&IKS, MQWfUS, TO Ha V vo, &c. We beg lo oall nt ten t l?m To the fact that have constantly in mure n FULL LINE OF GROCERIES, which we offer to customers nt a? low price? a* oan be obtninetl at any vu>? u\ Cauiden. Our itook of / Llatiors, XjiQLUor?, Is of the best brands nu t art w-irtby tliu attention of the public. JfcaJTBe iure to ghe tin a omM. h? w- ?r<: satisfied we are able end tolling plmse you both in quality ot gm.ds and prie. * Geisenheimer & Watkins. Jan. 25-tf Everything is Confidential. AT THE I>RLMONl< O B A II. Milk Punch at the Delnumlrn J?:u . Mint Juleps nt the fteltuoiilcn Bnr. Apple Toady nt the Dolmonleo liar, ttotlii (Jocktnila nt the DpIiiioiiIco liar. t;rru unit Hock nt the i>?*lin?*til<o Bur. Koek Altcl Rye nt the Iklnintilrn Bh; . Kg# Flipps nt the Deltnonit <? Bar. <;hnet I tttU'h at the Deliuonh'M 11,11. Mlxetl ilrluk* nt the iMmmiico B:it . Sherry L'flliMcrti nt the l>elmoithi> Hal . Apple Chler on lee nt the helumnho Rut Heel* on lee nt the l>fimonieo Btr. Special MrrMUgeiuentu made with fam ilies for Beer nt the Deltnottieo Bar. Init 2f>. The Hugh 8. Thompson ClfJAW At D. 0 Klrkley's, Only to be tried to be appreciated. W-AJEsTTIBDID. 15,004) TONS COTTON SKKD Highest cash price paid for cotton *ee<i dellv(tr?Ht In carload l?t* :U sny it. H. l>ei.ot or ftWfttnbont landing In Ho (*?.. On. or N. 0. fttotieet cash price p*M for kerosene, lard and whiskey barrels, FOR SALE, COTTON RfcKD MM M?. Tho best and ohuayeH fnod for alt klmi* <> stunk nnd the cheapest and best fertilizer mi thn market. Write for pamphlets contai utm< ntmlyslK toy l>r, O. U. 8hephi%rd, Htato rhrm 1st. Mint directions for use to nit ahi,fj*t<?n on. m-k'o. co.. f. at-., Charlemon, H. f. do?. 7 till 18 83! OlL.OTIHIIIIsrG-, SHOES, Headquarters for Hardware. 3 DIAL IMPORTER AND DEALER IN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN HARDWARE & CUTLERY, Iron, S'e-l, Nails, 0:??ti.->?s, Mill Stones, Bolting Cloths, Smut Machines, Circular Saw*, Mill Iron*. Suft'ir 1'ann. Carriage Building nn>l Tnnnning Materials, India Rubber anil Leather Ueltirijt. Carpenters, Blaoksamh and Tanner's Tools, Housekeeping and Fur nishing Hardware. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Lime, Cement, Piaster. Paints, Oilt, French and Aiinrican Window 0 ass Guns, Pistols, Shot Bolts, 1'uwJer Flasks. Powder, Shot, Etc. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, * COLUMBIANS. O, S3y~Th? business of the late JOHN (\ DIAL will be (.'uniitiued as heretofore by tho undersigned. MARY A. DIAL, Executrix. Ja 11? ;tin i-'t '.ji .f. I-. 1 1! ui i M < M J? 0) I A. D. KENNEDY. Hardware A Specialty, Kinhriicti'K n lin* of r*1?? litem, C*rp?n f*r?. Hlnckftnlth ninl < .oojmmV Tools. ( lit, Wrnujrht, Flooring mnl Finishing NhIIm, I'oekfJt <? 1 1 ? I 'I'.-tliii ( iittlery. I)KY GOODS! Staple and Fancy. 8 A DDT.F.UY, WIM.OWWAHK nrxl ('KO( KF.KY, Suit mUI** for I >??? trio)'*. HATS ft CLOTHING. rOVVDKH, HViOTS'AND 8irKIJ,8, K?p? flwlly for .Breoch I/?*d|nj Oiiim. GROCERIES! Ileavy and Fanny. Teas jfalvrffifl. With Care. TOBACCO AND ClOAftK! A. D KENNEDY.