The Kershaw gazette. (Camden, Kershaw Co., S.C.) 1873-1887, October 04, 1883, Image 2
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Tfe? Ktw* From Everywberc*
Boat* Carolltk*.
?Columbia'? wiWr supply is so low in
censequci ee of a brokeu gate iu the water
work* darn and Iho low water in ths titer
'that ell liens are wurnod^to use it sparingly.
The deaths Id Columbia for the week en- j
dlug September 29tU numbered four?two
whit* ?bd two colored. ( <
?The 8oiith Carolina 8yncd will xneel In
Aadoreon on October 24. > _;y/ - iAtV?
?'The' dwelling house of Mr. Joab Lewis
la Oconee oounty was destroyed by an In
oendlary fire, last w*ek fy&ht}*' "
?It is'said thata number of negroes of
Oconee oounty conlttaipUle removing to
< Arkansas soon. Dissatisfaction with the
Btook law Is the causa assigned.
?The jBuptlsis'are talking of building a
church at Prosperity. They have over $900
and * one acre lot subscribed. -
corrosjiomicut of (ho Ploronce Timet, I
writing fry in Marion, e?ys: "The liquor
'trafBc of ourlown itidoomed. 'Tlio cltttens
aro agitating tlio wet and dry question, and
1 ilioro Is' uo doubt, with the proper efforteof
our temperance people, a drjr tioket ooulil
be easily elected," - '
?Thomas Young; of Paris Island, Beau
fort oouniy, wnn -fatally wounded by the
accidental discharge of his gun whilo hunt
ing lust wook.' *. . ? ,-i-4
Other StMfca,
?Georgia legislators' do hot menn to bo'
imposed tipon by base Imitations of Miter.
The legislature lias Just passed a bill obli
ging hotels' 'Which tiso 'oleomargarine to
nave displayed in their room's, their' olfioc
and oo their bills of faro tb6 -words, * -This
?hotel uses oleomargarine."
?la borlng' an artesian well in Monroe
eounty, Miss., a petrified log was struck at
'ft'depth of 214 feet. '
?New cot h ls1 eelling In Mississippi at
85 and 40 eta per bushel. ?' So says an ox
change/ ' 1
' ?Florida's taxable property in 187?
?mounted to $21),471,648 whilst this yeai
It will Aggregate $5(5,000,000, an iaorcas<
<tt aearlylOO percent.ln four years. Thii
is a wonderful exhibit. '
' ?Great sUooess hi* been aohievod dur-'
ing I ho past "yertr in r entering Hi 6 levee
'system of fioulsinha to a high state of efficl
enoy. The embankments rented the great
?flood* of last year better than ovou the most-;
eangulna' ouuki UaVo expeotW.
1 The Doinocratio 8tato Central Comniltte
of Virginia hold a meeting at Richmond,
when ft thoroughliuterohange of views was
'hod alto the brsl mdanrf for 'carrying the
approaching State elcctior. Some''or the,
'members expressed themselves as being
MOgulae of vlotory in November.
p ?Large quantities of fertilisers are be
ing aold In .Bast Tennessee in violation or
disregard of *he recently enaoted law. The
law requires that all fertilisers sold in this'
Stale shnU coirie up to a oertaln standard,
and before It can be bold a tax of CO cent*
Kr 'ton shall be paid ' to the inspector,
ere lafe'threo inspectors for the State.
?Callturota'a vineyards ire rivaling her
mlneaftaaeoureeof profit.
*'* ?'the colored population of Charlotte Is
In ft Btnto of great alarm about a m/eierioun
\oolored tattn who ta'iild to perambulate the
'?UreAa afie^datk In womWn'a olothing. The
?woman wilt not venture out after tun down
'and ihe man Heck polioe csoort and go
feefcrlly armed. * ?*? ?' ? > ?>
1 'lAon Abbott, the Domoorallc candidate
for Governor la New Jerxey, Is gaid to bear
IIM resemblance to General Grant. but,
not euougb,' ft 'Jersey < paper remarks, to
hurt his chancoa tor Ueotion.- ? ? ?
llr?. ?? ? 1 f( < ,
- ; Xn General.
?It is estimated that nearly a million of
bushel* Oysters have beon destroyed on
'the variobs dysier bars thfls season by some
janaooeuntable malady. * '
" ?iUnderwood^s counterfeit reporter, an
authority on solos and paper money, de
clares that the postal'notes as a piece of
?work are a discredit to the government. As
a whole they are a lamentable falluro, ns
they have-already been raised so as to al
. most defy deteouon. > This, If true, will
make people ohary "of uslAg tjieyj. "
? ? i?fir. H. Webster Jones, the Chicago phy
aiciui who lias {liven up a practloe worth
?; ??poo,Arn n. ?uuiiier man's wiivj and
eloped with her to Australia, is a grandson
of ?(oah Webster, th6 loxlcngrapher.
. ' ??The Journal ofCommeroe thinks an in
quiring Domeoratio administration will find
serious defalcations la the United States
mint. ? "
11 U-The Presldont has Issued a proclama
tion Declaring that the World's Industrial
"and Cotton Centennial Exposition will open
?n the first'.Monday in Deoomber, 1884, at
New Otleans, continuing until the 8rd day
of May, 1885.
?.The Apaches are making therasolves a
souroe of trouble to t he Mexicans. Chiet
Jtt oomes out to the towns and tra<JoB with
?the people. He appeared at a 'town near
El Paso, Texas,a few days ago with 000
braves, and had targe sums of monoy and a
number of watolies, which he had ovldontly
plundorcd from his viotlms. The Mexleann
have a body of troops engaged in quietly
surrounding him and his baud, while boyoi
?al oompanles of United States Infantry arid
.cavalry hate left 8aoramenlo,Cal, forCasos
Orandca to assist in the capture.
' ?Tho Secretary of War says no one will
bo appointed to sucoeed General Hunt in
command of the Department of the South
at present, as there is no officer of suitable
rank now available f?.r that duty. The bus*
idea* oftbc department will be oonduoted
for soma Hut* under the dlreotion of Major
General Hanoook.
- ?Lord Colorldg* Is quoted as sftylng that
"Governor Duller Is one of tho most oliarm*
tog man l ave* met." <
1 ?Eaoh of tht two leading hotels In Chi
?ago shines about 600 pair of sto?a a day
for about $60.
? ?There Is nomn lalk among the Republi
can dado* of nominating Heojafain Drews
tor's ruffled pantalettes for President. If
this movement should he suooessful (he
Democrath will bo o impelled, In self-defense
to nominate ft Terns ipnn-u Texas man
who Is known to oarry ft horse pistol In his
hip pooket.
-;^{<w2Sott'GrantMtyn ho would rather see
Oonkllng President :han anybody, but if *
-Demoorat Is to bo eleoted bo would profor
HandalK i/ ' >
-It ts Sftld that ox-Senator Conkllng
protoiee to ?nter polities again as soon as
ht lifts aoeumulatod money enough to se
cure hlltt a comfortable living. \ ' !?
'orolgm. "?
?The Jlo.fhehllds aro said to hold $400,
000,000 6f United States bonds, Baroness
iturdett-Gontta Bortlett $20.000,OOU. the
Duke Of Sutherland $6,000,000 and 8ir
Thomas Brassy $6,000,000.
?"Pteddio" Gehhnrd, the Amor loan t?r?
teotor of Mrs. Lnngtrjr, has appeared !u
Paris, where bt ft sinauiar coincidence,
that profoKsienal beauty and amateur ao
tross to also sojourning. -ft ? ? ! '
( _Tho Queen of Boumanlft Is to bo ?di
vorced beoauso she Is ehlldless.
'?Russia It making Klfjantlo preparations
for war on the Austrian and Qermun fron
tiers Thersvolutlon In llajtl Is no Jokaj
the latest reports the (Joveriim ? (roops
geiiing (he worst of it. ''Wars and runftrs
': ?A new nj?!?in for lighting the cnirnn
t>es to the Bue* CenAl hM been Adopted.!
Klght nIn0-foot Apherloat gAfi I, Cftohl
to hum three mbnlbe, three Axed HgM* fol
burn two month* end three large holrlornl
fbr etorlng |M A??d Ailing the buojrn h*r?l
been orderfd, nnd email gut-work* will l.0
Greeted *1 Port ???!<!. It In propoeed to ex
tend the 8/rtlom to other partn of tho oanel.
?The use ot onrriur |>>Kootis hue aIkaj?
been ntleftded with oonilderehls (longer
from btrde of prey. The uhineue protect
their plgobdt by 10 their tall* a
ootnpnot body of roedq, eight or ten in Hum
ber ?nd Very light, wUlch in the pMNag.-'fcf
the pigeon through tlto ulr emit a shrill
whittling ?ound lufllolontly^ttt?n*A to joa?
wat (be WuuM'lie <lepred..i?r?. Jfhe (lef
un* Are about. w> Adopt this elmplo end
'ieUvo pi tin,
THE KKRS
? CUaCttUTlON, *3 FKK YKAU, IN ADNAJv'CK.
CAM DEN, 3. C., OCT. 4, 1883.
ifiiiiiiiH''''5w ?IPmrpSmib
ri{E811)ESTML NOMINEE.
Some hnvo named Hancock at
the UeiMocv.itlo nominee in lC31.'0tSiera
have named ^IcDonuld, llion again oth
ers have nrimevl Hew litliHiulnll, And
several piefer Bayard. It Is too early
yet U> make nomination?, but us it la be-J
lug done'we wfll nn'y a'few words as to'
wliiit style or mnn iho party should nom
inate ami t?ar who comes neurcst to till
Ing tlie bill of nil who Iimvo been fhus tar
nniued.. We take T( ns conceded Chat all
of tho dlfitlnguUhed gonllemcn whose
admiring friends nro pushing them mo
of ' lio highest nud purest clmiacter?
men wllliokit fenr or rttproach, and 'who |
will reflect credit on tho imvi/ If they
bccoine its ttuudarw-bearci', but they n:e
not equal In capacity, piudenceor states
manship. Our nominees for oucu more
miisi bo u s'.aicxmau, "bold, unswerving
j and direct. No half way i>ollcy will do,
nor time-serving, but devotion to tlie
constitution uihI the demand of the limes
lor economy, retrenchment mid purity ol
administration. bound on finanyo and
tariff. ho must be equally eonunl.ted to
civil service reform. Just, true and able,
lie must by his conblstent political record
in the past, give nn augury of what Ida
eourso would bo for the future. Any
nomlneo will have h hard light for the
Republican party cannot be : ousted from
left lntreuchmuul by plHtform stump ora
u> y or fireworks. The man who bents
their man must Imvo the confidence of
the business men and moneyed men of
Clio country as well as the masses,, and
must by the conservatism of his churn *
tor and record neither shock thu one or
Intimidate the other. In fine the earn
pn'gn Is to be conducted In such n way
us to show that a change of udmlnisiru
t'.on will not unseule voters, disturb
commercial circles or mnko tho people
worse ofl', or tend to revolutionize any
thing 8tiTo thiu&s that are bad. It should
give promise of nn eru of Increased pios
per\y, peaco and harmony. And Ks
1 ntler must be In nocoul with this Idea.
Tho best, highest, ablest and most e. -
ill tod statesmanship should be combined
in I s leader. Who is the man? We sny
Thomas F. Baynitl. )f he cannot be
nominated, who ? lien? We say Josep'i
E. McDonald, of Indiana. ' ?
'l'HE VICE PRESIDENCY, ,
IiIiasVku.i bu%e'?ted luata Sot'ihern
iuu.i of e:^.l ted can'HCUjr ami ablll y
ithoulu bo placbd on the P.ebldeul'il
ticket next year. ^nmar, Gordon, and
others havo been named.
We H^ioowfch our coteinporarlcs who
say no. ' ?
The bouth Is net for placo, but a re
turn to methods of good governm.en ? ?
perfect peace and prospevW- and U
lighting as a private In the lank*, along
aide with tho patriotic States of the
North und West, who are for the same.
Sherhus able, true and puulotlo sons,.but
obey are not natural offico seekers, and
thoy w?l? do their duty for the great
oauso without the glLter of Presidential
aspirations, for wo wish no additional
prejudices to spring or give a pretext to
Kadtcal conventions or onitora lo wave
tho bloody 'shht'any ihqi-o.
Fahmino ccrtnliily litis Its reverses and
drawbacks, but amid them all tho firmer
may tako hope that rfter all he U secure.
Fanning Is tho 8iifcst of labor. The soil
does not go into bankruptcy, and always
pays lie owner according to tho' efforts
madu to Improve and fructify It. Nor
doos tho farm embezzle anything. Ait a
dobtor It can be trusted, as a cle.k It can
bo relied upon. This Is more than many
business men oun say. The soU always
pays something, and If the laws of na
ture are not violated by tho owner, the
farmor will not try to put Into operation
the absurd notions of science, falsoy so
ua.Med. The farm docs not stop before
tho work Is done, though Its owner
sometimes does.
As a busjness, then, farming is safe;
it can be depended upon. It w'll give
tho farmer a good llv'ug for himseil and
family, and something over for money.
No one living can fare better than the
farmer, lie hus the choke of everything
ihat is made and a boundless variety bo
suit all soasotiKaud all whims of appetite.
True,.he must work but it is work that
lias, or inay have, nuiov and frequent
intervals of rest and roorcatlon. There
Is'drudgery, but it Is not ceaseless *t there
Is a heavy and exacting labor, but ic is
admirably distributed throughout the
season, coming a little at a time as need
bo And tho rewards of farming?of
good farming, at least?are certainly fair,
frequently almost prlnoely. Tho fa/irrer
need not continue a pool: man. Farming
does pay.
t- .
ntmuAi Ooort Met*.
. (Andttaon Journal.)
Tho Bouth doean't doftlre a plnoe on the
Presidential tloket, only demaudlttf the
nomination ofgood raou, and it is certain
tbatlhouaandaofuien North and Went, who
would vote the pohiooratlo ticketoiherwhM,
would fly tho twWk ahould a' Southern man
be nominated} btnoe, l*',Domoorattopaji?ra
?hut down on tbla Idle talk About the proba
ble nomination of Ilimpton, (Jordan, i/i
mar, oriiotne other prominont Houthdrnor,
lor the VloePrenldonoy. It In all a wnsto of
valuable ink. Hitter glvo attention to des
viioj.im; ik ini-jiiir of iiiwiiK.ni/iiur nit differ,,
encoaoii tho tariff and other qyoCloiiH Into
ivnolld platform that over/ mnh can atand
on who la opposed to Radicalism and It# >>;r ?.
CiVfjiUlOri of ohnoxlouii method*.
>. . I I J. .. <' ..I....'1.11.it
El press <?nn*lguces.
Packngun romnln in tnooxpmw oflloe oon?
?.'?{ned U> the following person*:
P. o. Donnell,
J. W.Ttollin**,
J.Tilliiy,
J. L. Jluflo.
Motile B, Nelnon,
floury T. Jobnuon,
Jas. MOKalo,
P.J, McOowart,
W. M. Kolly, ^
Mr*. W. L. IJOpftllB,
W. It. Klrklnnd,
j. y.'weiob,
&1>. Oal titer,
. H. ilrewer.
A()v<?rflm>d Irf-ttoin.
(Koi1 Wftck Wllng HaptornliAr ftttf, lf?T)
Ronlwnre, M. I Jol.nrton, Ktmloy
CnKton, Hnrrell Ktnutor, John
(,V>ltlor, Jnok | I,nmiiert, Wrl?hl
ilutiKl), Hon | Poi-klns, Frank
Wmtth, A. H.
In cnllltiK for tho nbovo pl?**o AtAto that
flioy uro n<rvorll*otl.
M. Hi imOOKH, P. M. ,
'* i14 ? f0' j ?
!T?*espass > ice?
p 1 hurebf forbid nny otto limiting, Anhing
Or o>tirrwi?e trespAssing on IaihIs ftwrto?l or
Matrollwt by n,o. II. U. OAFRJdON.
' v , I
^ ? >.. . ? .HL -
BipCENNEDY
Fire Insurance Agent,
Represents the foHowlog reliable oomp?
nAe?. *hd Is prepared to write rUks vpon
Dwellings, Household furalture, Stores,
Merclnuuliso, etc., si current rs4pt.^
L1VBRPOOL, LONDON ft GLOBE,
NEW YOBK LNDKKWR1TKR8,
FIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHfLADKLP'A.
NORTH DRLTI8U ft MERCANTILE.
ffirlUtlug succeeded to the ftgesey for
merly conducted bj MoDowsH ft Kenufdy.
I solicit a continuance Of the pfttiooftgv
heretofore In-stowed apou said firm*
B. O. KENNEDY.
JFor the Season.
??Rid Cloud," a tbcreugb-bred Avrf
sblre Bull will ?land ihl*,iMioDinOiB<l(n.
Apply at tbo store of
' W. A. A NO RUM 4 00.
The Bootes
For receiving subscriptions to (ho oapitol
stock of "Enterprise Building and Loan As
Hockivtioa" uro now open at tTie stores of I).
W. Jordan & Co., \Y. L. Arthur & Bro., Br.
F. L. Zcinp, J. 0. Nun and m the oflice of
Tim' Krrsiiaw Uazktte,
FOR SALE.
. Desirable residence on Broad streef, in
C uuden. Terms easy.
ALSO,
A trooi of land containing 100 acres, with
two dwellings, outhouses, good spring, and
orchard; about 3} miles from Camden. Ap
ply to ' Frank P. Mkakd,
Real Estate Agent.
Save Your Feed
by using
Sinclair's Feed Cutters.
The BfflT FEED CniTERjn the lartet
We have JubI received an invoioe of these
.celebrated and popular Feed Cutlers, wliioh
we offer at reasonable prices.
? p. W. JORDAN & CO.
Agricultural Implements.
Call at W. A. Ancrum & Co's. and seo their
sortment of Agricultural Implements?
Reapers, Mowers, Self-binding Reapers,
Harrows, Plow* eta.
1882! 1882
GRAND SPRING 0PENING1
' OT
FINEST CLOTHING
AT
Cheapest CloU^ing house in Ibe oitr.
9STA full lineof GKNT8* FURNISHING
GOODS always on hand.
fggr Celebrated ??Manhattan" shirts?a.
durable and well made garment?ia a com
fort to the wearer. To be had at
I. BLANK) PopuUr Wbier,
240 King titreet, Cfiarlkston, 8. G.
RODSON'H cotton and corn fer.
TILIZBR.
ROBSON'SCOMPOUND acid phosphate
' Those grades aro rich essentials, oonstttn
tlng flral>olas* iirtlolo*, carefully prepared
from best materials. Our long experience
tn the trade, together with Prof. Buepard'a
analysts, are gnarantces that they are adupt
ed to the wanw of consuinors.
For sh e ut market rates lor ca*h, time or
cotton. J. N. ftOBdON A SON, (M East IJay
TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE COUNTY aREASURER.
Kpr?liaw County, August 23, 1888.
Notico }$ hereby given I hat Iho uffico of
(ho Treasurer Q.f Korshnw Coumy will b0
open at Camden from the FIRST DAY OF
SEl'TltMDER, 1888, Jo tho TWENTIETH
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1888, iuolusive, for
the oolleotion of Stnto, Cjutnty, School, Poll
and Special Taxes for the fjsoal year com
mencing November I, 1882,' together with
tho ponalty of Ave per oentum on any un
paid Installments of ono half whloh were
payable lu May last.^.
The rate of taxation is as follows :
For State purpoaos, 4?^ mills.
?' School ?? 2 " "
" Ordiaary Co. purposes 8 ??
" l'gb, Bohool indebtedness, 1 "
" County indebtedness 2 ??
14 Special sobool lax 1X ??
Total :...14>?
All male oitlzens between the agon of 21
and 60 years are liable to a poll tax, unless
exempt by law.
Gold aud silver coin, National Rank notes
and United States ourrenoy received in pay
mont for taxes. Jurors and State witness
tiokets received for ordinary County Tax,
' C. C. 11AILE,
Aug 23. Treasurer Kerjhaw County.
Tomatoes.
81b Cana of Tomatoed 15 cents, 2 Cans for
26 oonts at W. A. ANCftUM & CO'8.
Established 1804. Fall Botison, 1888
McLor,MiC*4f Co.
King & IIobcI 81s., - - OuAitLKSTOK, 9. 0.
140 Oburoh St., - - - N?w York City.
We heg respectfully to announce to (ho
poople of Kershaw county thearrival of our
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
OP
DRY GOODS AMD CARPETS.
Not !? many your* haro wo plaoed euob
an immonao aaaortmont before tho public.
Ktory department?WIIOLB3 A LK anrt 1US
TAIL?hftB boon atooked with new nrtd de
airable gooda, and wo guaranteo our prlcoa
to be aalow an offered T>y any Arm in tl>e
Southern States.
Domestic Gooda direct (Vom the Faolorlca.
Woolen.Gooda from the Groat Auotion Sales.
Bilk nnd Ureas flood n In ondlosa variety.
Wo nro nt proscnt doing 1)10 largent nnd
moat successful ,
Carpet and Window Shade
Kindness in ihe Stato. flood Brussels Car
pets 76o per yard.
Mall orders reoeite prompt attention at
the ruling ptioos of the day. .
If you do not know us nlreftrty it will bo
toyotir Advantage to mnko our acquaint
tunoe. Wo want your tmdo.
McLOY, RICE & CO.
8epl 18-8S, 4m.
Oow Peas Wanted.
1,000 Bushels of COW PKA8 wixntoil by
W. ANCHUM & CO.
Corn! Gornil
Host C(/ltN selling nt 80 c??ts per husliol
l W. A. ANCllOM k OO'S.
"Attention
18 IWVITED TO MY STOCK OF
Family and Fancy Groceries
Anil other drsirablo goods, wliioh I am de
termined to *ell ?l
Lowest Possible Prices!!
A *haro of pufelie patronage Is respect
fully solicited.
Good* UcliYoroU free of chtrg* la any
part of town.
P. 0. Kttkley.
June 28. ? '? : '
GENUINE PAC-SIMILB? Proralnmt Let.
icra, ALL whltoonaMuck ground.
D?wtra of dealer* who attempt to palm ofl
IMITATION,8U1WTITUTION orWOHTH
LK88 good* which field I hem n LAHtiBR
I'UOPlT. None aro genulno without tho
C3T SAF E.
II. II. WAUSUU A CO.. Itochoatar. N.Y.
NTIRELY FRE$)1 8T0C|?
OP
Family and Fancy Groceries
JU8T OPENED AT
THE "LITTLE STORE."
INCLUDING
Sugars,
Coffee#,
? ? Teas,
Lard,
Butler,
Flour,
Grist,
Meal,
? Mackerel, (now crop)
Hoops,
Cheese,
Royal Raking Powder,
Jellies,
? Sardines,
Salmon,
Tomatoes,
Corn,
Peaohes,
Pineopples,
Potted Ham,
Buokets,
Broems,
Blacking,
All Grades Chewing Tobacco,
Best Smoking Tolmcco,
Cigars, Matches,
Con. Lyc.
Apples,
Lemons,
Cubbages,
Potatoes.
Wo will he prepared to pnrch and grind
coffee fresh every day, after the 15ib of
Sept This will bo a great convenience to
housekeepers.
Goods delivered promptly to any part of
town, free of ohurge.
A sharo of yottr patronage is asked for.
P. P. ItKAKl>, Prop.
' WILEY SllEORN In cliargo.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
aBBBJVVI&U.B, St. C.
The Original and only kk?>ond oi,a?9 hotel
in the oity. In Centre, on line Stroet lUil
way. Rooms largo, oool, calm, olean, ?in
glo, double and en suite.
givb'ed. YOUR.CHECKS.
Wo will make your stay pleasant, you
must make it protitable.
W. R. WHITE,
PROPRIETOR.
W CLYBURN.
FIRE INSURANCE AGENT.
Ropro?onting tho following woll known
Fire Innuvftiiofc Compnnlos, 1? prepared to
wrlto pollolcH upon Dwelling*, Htorofl, Mcr
olinndino, Mills, Cotton Gins, &0., nt our
rent rales: '
HOME of New York,
' GEORGIA HOME,
COMMERCIAL UNION, of London,
STANDARD FIRB OFFICE, of London.
ROCHESTER OERMAN, of New York.
WJ^The pnfronnge of my frlondu And the
publlo generally 1? soltolted,
W. CLYBURN.
FEED, SALE AND LIVERY
ST-A-IBXjIEL
Having loosed tho eommrnodloun 8TA
r. i,i: ; nttaohcd to the DeKalb llouso, I
Am propnred to furnish eutfitH In llio wny of
BUGCIIR3, I'll AETON8, Ao.,
for i>lot??ure drive*.
IIACK8 Attend upon tho arrival of nil
trains.
I Am also prepared to do hunting of any
kind.
tf&~l Also koap on hand ft full lino of
IIARNK88, lJUOOIKS, A WA00N8,
wh'ch I onn afford (o sell ftt lower prloes
than nny other person In town.
I will hAVO on hand throughout tho noa
ion A lot of
IIOH8KB AND M1JI.K8,
?
purohased ApeoUlly for this market. Buy
er* will find it to their interest to call on
mo before buying.
Aug 9 ly. W. M. ELM8, Agt.
Rare Bargain!
\ hrivn for dftlo two CoUon Gin* nod n
flulioflald l're??, In gdod ord?r, whl jH nifty
bo hrvl in a bargain.
An|i|> lo ; , J. J. HARD.
JtU I Ml
Everything is Confided tiat.
AT THE DEr/UONICO BAK.
Milk Punch nt the PeluidulooBar.
Mint nt the Deltiiouloo r.ar.
Apple Toudy at the Delmoulto Bur. ;
Sou* Cocktnlla ut the Delutoulco Bar.
< i in ami Kock At the Dolntonlco Bar. ?
Hock and Kye Ht the Delutoulco Bar.
Km FHojw at (he Delutoulco Bar.
Clnrrt Fuuch at the Delutoitic* Bar. "J
Mixed drink* at tho Delutoulco Bar.
Sherry Cobbler# at tho Dolidonko Bar.
Apple Ciller oil Ice at the Delutoulco Btir
Beer on Ice nt the Dclinohlco Bur.
Spcclnl arrangements made with fant
lllcs for Beer at the Delutoulco liar.
Jau 25.
NOTICE.
Our stoie will he closed Tuesday, (he '2nd,
and Thursday, (ho 11th of Octobor.
1UUM BRO'8.
CRACKERS! CRACKERS!
We have on hand at nil 'times, and are
oenstAiitly receiving FHK8I1 CRACKERS
of all kinds W. A Ahokum & Co.
DR. FRANCIS L. ZEMP
Invites atluuilon to his largo assortment
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
PAINTS,
OILS,
VARNISHES,
WINDOW GLASS &.PUTTY,
QYE WOODS AND DYE STUFFS,
CJHJFJfJVJgrS,
hSMP WIGKSt
IAMBH KEM3B3S OIL, EfJ.
A full and complete assortment of
GLA8SWAKE,
STATIONARY,
TOILET ARTICLES,
SPONGES,
FINE PERFUMERY and
SOAP8.
Brushes of the best makes.
|3f* Prescriptions nnd Family Reeipet
carofully compounded at all hours.
Ho More Illegible Wriiing,
Why? Becauso REMINGTON'S TYPE
WRITER enables every man lo
WRITE LIKE PRINT.
For oiroulnrs and specimens of type writ
ng, add rets J. 1>. TRENHOLM,
81 Drond 8t., Charleston, 8. G.
Selo Agent for South Carolina.
Aug 2-0aj.
DARK BROWN
Deposits on the teeth and near the edges of
the gums are removed with a few applica
tions of WOOD'S ODONTINE. It sweetons
iho breath, hardens the gums. and withal
contnfns noihiug ?vhicli oun by any moans
injuro the enamel. Try a box. 8oid by
Druggists. W.CFI8HER,
Wholesale Agent,
Aug. 16. Celumbia, 8. C.
I CAN TELL YOU HOW TO BE
YOUR OWN DOCTOR!
If you have a bad taste in your mouth,
sallownoss or yellow color of skin, feel des
pondent, Rtnpid and drowsy, appetite un
steady, frequent licadaoho or dizziness, you
are "billons." Nothing will nrouse your
Liver to not on and strengthen up your sys
tem equal to
SIMMONS*
OR LIVER AND KIDNEY CURE.
Removes Constipation,
Relieves Dizziness,
Dispels Siok Headaohe.
Abolishes Biliousness,
Cures Jaundice,
Cures Llvur Complaint,
Overcomes Malarial blond Poisoning,
Regulates the Stomach,
Will llegulnto tho Liver,
Will llegulaie the llowels.
THE LIVER AND KIDNEYS
can bo kept perfeotly healthy In any cli
mate by uklug an occasional dose of
SIMMONS' HEPATIC COMPOUND,
the groat Vegetable Liver and Kidney Med
loine.
DOWIE & MOISE, PnorniKTons,
Wuole8itle Druggists,
Charleston, S. C.
For sale by Dr. F. L. Zemp, Camden, 8. C,
NEW CROP MOLASSES.
New Orleans Fancy and Medium grades.
For sale-by W. L. ARTHUR A BRO.
J.BLAKE STEEDMAN,
UEPHR8ENTIN0
KNOOP, FREEItlCH & CO.,
CHARLESTON, t. C.
Issues Kxohnngo on ClmrleBlon. Buys
[iotion nt highest OMh prloos.
ft^rOflice at D. W. Jordan & Co.'s.
BUIST NEW CROP
Seed
IMPROVE!) RlA'A DAOA.
LAROK WIIITK NORFOLK.
WHITE FLAT DUTCH.
WHITE AND YELLOW OLOHE.
OOLDEN HALL.
YELl/OW ADKRDEEN.
HWKF/r OKKMAN.
WHITE HANOVER.
YELLOW 8TONE.
WHITE EOO.
RKD T01?, und olhor*.
For hivIo by
Dr. F L. Zemp.
Registered Swine.
I Imvc for snlo ao??rAl RrglitlorAd Hnrk
ih iro Itonrn nnd How8,< Poriigi-uO farnlHliod
Jo 28 (f .1. D. MoDOWALL.
Take Warning.
I Agnln worn All porfx.im AgAinftt lron
pAflning upon Hie ''Bolwoni" plnoe nenr
Cftm(1?n, for Any purpose whatsoever. I
hOT* oau*>0d (he gato to ho looko<l nnd nny
ono who molest* tho look or remote* the
KAie, or in Any manner treepAhRen upon the
pAHturo, will he <IcaIi with Ao.ionlmg to
law. J. I). MoDOWALIi.
Je ?27 if
Chan. C\ isenile.
Wholesale Ami Hot nil l?enlcr In
FisUlarao, LoMcrs, Turtles, Terrapins,
Oysters, ctoo.
? Mtulm No*. I nml J KIhH Mnrkrt,
CIIAritF.MTON.H. <\
Ofttoo, 7 MnrkctRl., onnl of Kn?t Tin/.
*#*AU nrJor* lirtfntpUy ntton.Uit to.
?TKHMA0A8U OKCifrY ACOBPTANCB.
R. M. KENNED Y has a
very large and complete a?:
sortment of DR Y GOODS for
the Fall cwd Winter trade,
and desires that his friends
and, the public generally
should be advised of this
fact, and in order to parry
out his desire he has reserv
ed this space in "The Ga
zette" for that purpose. He is
offering his large stock of
goods at a small margin
above cost, and all ivho con
template nut king pwphases
in his line will do well to give
him a- call.
A. D. KENNEDY
Hardware A Speciality.
Embraoing a lino of Planters, Cnrpcntors,
Illnoksmilh Anil Coopers' Tools, (hit.
Wrought-, Flooring and Finishing Nails,
Pocket and Table Gutlesy.
BMrmQmr
STAPLE Am) FANCY.
SADDLERY,
WILLOW WAIIE,
CROCKERY,
Suiiablo for the trade.
HATS AND CLOTHING.
POWDER, SHOTS AND SHEEL8,
Espcoially adapted forBrfteok Loading guns.
Groceries!
HEAVY AND FA JVC Y.
TEAS SELECTED WITH CARE.
Soars &wd Sso Est
Tobacco and Cigars.
A. D. KENNEDY.
AT BAMBERG'S!
You will And an elegant slook of
Clothing,
/>r?/ Goods,
Hoots and Shoes,
HATS AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
And in almost endless vnrletios and styles.
Having purchased largely in (lie above lines, and having aooess to RRAL JM^GAINH,
[ am euro (hut I can afford lo offer bargains to oustoiners.
In addition to I he above, I have a full atook pf
Furniture and Mattresses
Vhioh cannot be bought at as low figures as I am selling at.
My Stock of Hosiery, &c., is Unsurpassed,
Trunks and Valises in largo supply.
rarUB surb to GIVE MB a call.
T) A MttPD/l
Jt# JhL JMlJD JCi i
Oct. 4?Om.
W F.PERKINS
ANNOUNCE T11B ARRIVAL OP
?ft JYcw Stock, of Groceric
MAcinars, WHncs. Tobacco trc*
* ? ? " ??
The unprecedented riiftit of huninonn nl our establishment mitkes it necessary fvr. un to
be constantly lo receipt of New Woo ls.
Jflt/ MAuuor Department
In nlwftys supplied with the best.
Tho "'Standard of the World" find "'Ooldon Ityo"' sre Ut? Addition ?? my slook.
W. F. PERKINS.
Peb 19
job rsnmife,
?1??
If You Want
JJ5QAL PRINTING,
' Go to The Qasette Office.
If You Want
ADDKE88 C^RDS,
Go to Th? Gaxe|te p(Boe
If You Want
BU8INK88 CARDS,
Go to The Goiette Office.
If You Want
J) ILL HEADS,
Uo lo Tbo OaxoUe Office,
It You Wont
pANK CHftCj&B.
Oo to The Ga^et^e Office;
If You Want
ENVELOPES,
Go to The Oaietto Office,
IfTou Want
LETTER, JI?ADS,
do to The Oaieitc Office
If You Want
LETTER CIRCULARS,
Oo to 7he Garotte Office
If Yqy JVaot
NOTE HEADS,
Oo to TUo Qdiftio Office;
If You Want
NOTE C1RCULAR8,
Oo to Hie Gaiettu Offico.
If You Want
P HOC] II AM M K8,
Go to Th? Gacetie Office,
If You >Vnnt
POSTERS,
do lo Tho Gaxetto Office:
If You Want
8TATEMENTS,
Go to The Gaiette Office.
If You Want
PRINTING OF ANY KINP,
Go lo The Qozotte Office*
If You Want
CORRECT WORK,
Go lo Tho Gaielte C ffic%
If You Want
GOOD WORK,
Go to The Gaxette Office)
If You Want
GOOD PAPER,
,S
Go lo The Gniette Office-}
If You Wfvnt
YOUR WONF.Y B WORTII,
Go lo The Gaxette Offlei
If Yeu W?nl
PROMPT WORK,
Go to The GaiotU Offi<
If You Want
NKAT WORK,
Go to The Gitxeite Offloi
Where il will he executed promptly, n
|y, correctly and ehenply A* kt
l^ny offioe In the
ffcjy~Or<l*r* by mnll will )>? promptly
fo. Atldreftt *
F. P. BEARD,
CAMDEN, fl.