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? ? whore. Tbc N?w? Front Bterj ?? # Houtu vmn it*a. ? FWo car loads of elook were shipped from Anderson county to the 8tal? Fair for j exhibition. ?Tba Anderson Milltai7 Aeadossy now ,bae 91) pupils on Us roll, end etter Cbrlst ' nu this number Will bo considerably in crmij 1 ?A Jeraey oow belonging to A. Q. Mp". Spartanburg, |it? 7.140 pounds of milk (or 898 gallons) in 118 date. ' S?** !'*?? ' pounds of milk per dey. This U ? foed4r of tbo dairy worth baring, _Thi number ot deaths in Colombia for tbo wook ending Nor. 17th, as "P?*1*1 ^ 'tbo nndertakera, bate been: Whites, 0; colored, I. Tolil, 1. A sample of Ibe first bale of cotton ever picked from the Held by machinery wm 'brought up from Charleston and placed on 'exhibition at the 8iate Fair, by Mr. W. H. Fober. It was grown' In 8uuit?r county, and picked by the' Mason Cotton Harvest ing Machine. Jerry Oox, the condemned Georgetown murderer, has' become bold and defiant, add says ''If any matf Bays he will be bung he'ls a lisp" I hat he fhas promised bis God not fo'go ou the gallows, aud he don't intend to." ?A par'y of school boys were out gun ning in Anderson county last week, when a jrun in the bunds ofC. H. l)od<en was acci dentally discharged and lodged fifteen shot 'in Jan. ? thaw's face and shoul e *. Mesnrs. J. B. Sit ten and .James Hun. t*r. of 1 eadleton, hate purchased Iho nite Of the old botet, burn d ittl a p a eanun 'ber of years ago, and i'dteod erecting a com modious hotel nt an early day. They will 'have t tie bouse reudy for summer visitors next year. ? Tlie Hon. Giles J. Patterson, State Sen ator from Chester county, was married to Mrs. Mary V. WlnsuiUh in Uicbland coun ty on last Tuesday. ' ? * ,?j ' Other State*. ?Frank Stubh, aged Id, while out hunt ing near Monroe, Louisiana, on Saturday, accidentally shot and killed bis companion, 'Jos. Johnston, about the Bame age. ?Thomas Lewis, a deal mute, shot Hollv White, at Goals. Fla., on 8atutday. Both oolored. ?There were olghteen.deaths from yel low feVer in Havaua last ween. The pro 'potlion of -yellow fever pases among the ?fthippiog Is reported largor than usua'. ' ? The strike or the shoemakers in Phil adelphia oontinues. Three hundred em* 'ploycea Of Thos. Harris & "Co. joinod the ^Strikes on 'Saturday. ; 1 ?The San Fernando Cottvu Factory tn Tlalpan, near the City of Mexico, wna de stroyed by fire on Saturday Fivo opora 'tives were burueti to douth. Lost $000, ooo. ; ?At Jersey City, N. J., tho freight de pot of the Central ttuilrond or New Jersey, together with twenty-five box cars loaded, 'and avast quantity ofinisoeUauoous frelgo , 'was burnetl ou Saturday mornlug. The ious will probably be $160,000. ~ ? The New York banks now holi $7, 878,17b in excess of It gM requirements. ? Eight thousand u?en have been t in own out of emp'oymeut by' the depression in the iron trad* in Pennsylvania. ?Ira H, B'ge'ow, of Boston, who ob soondered' somo months ago. is found to 'have taken ot) $0,000 hclonjjins to a ttust estate. 4' ? 8eyen tonuracnt Rouses wero burned in Chicago on 8aturdey. One man perished 'in the flames. Loss $'20,000. ' ?At Madison, Ind., King & Masser's flour mill waj burned on Friday night. Loss ',$20,000. ? 1 1 ' ?Atlanta's new time is 22 minutes slower than tho old. ?Tho wharves and wa< chouses of the American Line Steamship Company in 'Philadelphia wer6 burped on 'Saturday. -Loss $100,000, also th'e now handle facto ry of Dlsatod's saw mill, loss $60,000, and a cigar slord, in tohioh perished a feeble .minded young man. ' ' ?The Apostles of Temperance id Ar kansas hare, foi some little time,' been on gaged in a systematic and indefatigable campaln. Little Rock is the present seat of war, and thebatcle is being actively waged. It appears tUat about sixty oanvassers ai e In tue field, and they hiive obtained no leBs than 0.000 signatures. Many men who refused to sign their' petitions have been astsn'shod to find that their wives and 'daufcnteVtl had been prevailed upon to do so by thp persistency or oanvassers. ? Tho railroad companies of Kentucky will make an effort to secure tho repeal by tbe Leui lature of the law creating ft rail way oom tu iss ion. * ?A dispatch from Dallas, Texas, says (hat a south-bound passenget train on the Houston and T?x ? Central Railroad jump ed tbe track durihg Thursday night just, Sortb of Chootaw, precipitating the engines nd baggage abd express onrs through a trestle. The fireman was killed aud the engineer and baggage atid express messbu Sr wero severely injured.' It Is rumored at oonvlots employed a^i laborers placed ? track In suoh a position as to cause the wreak. ? ...... . JfOlltlOftl. W. H. Morrle, the ttoadjuster who killed A Democrat at Wakefield; V*.,' and was th night to have been lyoohed, bu turned Up ft rid surrendered. ' . ?A Beaton paper roughly estimates that Butler'e uneuooteaM campaign oo?t Llrn 2 126,000. ' J ? Proeeoatlone far frauds In tho lato eleo Uon hiiVo lioon irjHtit utod in Philadelphia. ' ?Several libel null* have grown out of 1 the recent political campaign in Massachu setts. ? ? Prcetdent Arthur eaya it la aettled that the Demooral'o nominee for the Preaidenoy 'Will noi (fuwo from eaat of AllegMeuiea, and that the coming campaign will be fought oiit in Indiana, Ohio aid New York. ' Ii'? Onmirni: ? -A aofeplcloua perlbn whom a London polioemWn ordered to "move on" proved to (a Lord Derby. ?Mr*. Langtry wm auddenly taken ae> rf?t>aty ill while in her pnlaoe oar at Ham ilton, Ontario, on Thuradnjr. Bhe la suf fering from uervblia ptfostratlon. 8he was to have appeared In the "Sohool for Scan dal" In the Grand Opera Home, but had ta jjoalpone tho poiforVnanoo. ? ?The husband of the fat girl who re* <ah!1ydledln Baltimore has aold her re Rain* to a doctor for $46. A brother of ia girt hae'eiaftad B*et with * pistol de terained to perforata hia brot her-in?law. ' " 1 " * ' Korean. ' ' ' ? HereafUr the rt?UH aale of Intoxlca (tag llqubra cto Credit In Prueata will bo tonatehed by withdrawal of the license. r 1 The Methodlate of Gana-ia iinve delib erately atrickan tha awful word "obey ' from tha mafriago aervtea, and now all the woman tn tha Domlhlon will aelaot Metho dlat ministers to maVry them. ' ,ri uj.j. I. ? t-ga-rr > ? Faaat Lmia'a PorutAR Momtiuy.? The December number brilliantly closed the sixteenth volume of thla highly popular fcaagaatae, and now ta lha time to eubeorlbo Ibr tha doming year. Tha opening anlole i by Bei\Jam|n V. Abboit, embracing a meat ?tarMtlo| hlatory if "Tho Chief Juatloe of ^ flatted Rtatee<" with- nine portrait# and ???tallone. The otfcar prominent lllaa I Article* ara, "Memories of lachla," - Howard Kusaell; "Plasrro and tha tha Inca Empire," by Alfred If. ? Ihnd ''Calcutta, theOHy of Pala Mctor M. Holllnewortb. Sanet K. i deaerlbae "The Kitchens of Our arid |to*l Roth van >"Btig> J." A new aerial, entitled, "A to Etta W.^PIorro, Is oon. ?> there are ahort Stories, , Pee aas. etc., by M. 8. Kennard, U. Dm*l*a?r K. H. Gunnison, I Hereto*, Oaorga Meredith, M. ft. ete. Tha tlioatratl?Me-hra refy , and few portedfeale preaeht 186 |*e of a?eh 'attract We and Iritorest* * 1*,iee, 5(6 cents n numb to o* "*'"?d. Mill fa*** Wsim' and 67 Park Naee. N?w t >' t,. m : THE KKKSHAW GAZETTE. FRANK P. BEARD, P*OF?irr?i?. SUBSCRIPTION, M m YgfB, IN ADSAXCX. x -i- / ? ? ??? . -? ? i < ? ? . i .p? ?? ??? i ^ ? CAMDKN, 8. C., ?0 V. 18BS. THRKK MUST BK HARMONY. There seem* to be a disposition among many of our oonteuipororles to complain and find fault with the Deiuocravy on account of the recent disastrous elections. This la In our Judgment entirely wrong and can result l:t no good. An Impor tant lesson can very easily be learned froin looking at the manner In which our political enemy *x>nducia himself af ter any reverse that befnlls him. lie dees not sit downr fold his arms, growl, snarl and complain, declaring that his i lenders hare bungled and fMllen short of 1 tbelr.duty, but ho buckies on ufiesh his | armour and stuns for a new fray wUli renewed eneigy, t'ud redoubled ne/ve. We have ofien wondered, yes iloio than that, admired, iho toracuy ?r?(^>ull dog persl^iencv or the Republican party when to an omslde obsci ver nil seemed dark and dlftcoui aging. Thev by no means surienUer at the first repulse, but as we have just said, they always press on 16 overcome what ihey have lost. The sins of this parly are sufficient to overwhelm It, and liurl It Into a vortex of des.riiCiion, but they have by dogged force held on long af.er all seemed lost and still :etalu to h very great extent the power which they took at the begin ning of our iaie war. So we can draw comfort and help lioni tueir examples, and If now we will grow bright and cheerful over the result of Ohio and Vir ginia, Instead of weeping over New York, toe proHj>oet ahead will by no means be discouraging. Uni.y and hai mony, work and icsolute determination U> win, will turn out the cormorants, mid restore the Government to Its pvls. J ve splendor and gloiy. Lei us then be up and doln^, leaving aside all biek e lugs and distentions. THE 8TA1K FA IK. We had the pleasure of a.temUng the S-ate Fair ?hrce days li'jt week, at d were glad to note the wonuer/ ul sucee. s whh which Itreiiil.ed. The euhibi s in the stock, the poultiy and ihe m.?Mt'uerv department were bet er than at any e vious fa'r we have attended. Tiie nuu. ber of v'-sliors was largely in e::cess oi" previous yea'?. The management desei ves great ered't for the admhaole manner in wh'ch .lie fair of 1833 was conducted; our only point of civicism being In ?ho licensing of swindling games ou tiie grounds. It wuuld pay tiie people who iuiond llieso fairs to con: . i'ou o , no, amount of money raised by these licenses, rather than have these fakirs on the grounds. Unless something is done to avert a recurrence of what was to bo seen In this rcspoct, we oplno that tiie annual Su>to Fairs wl" grow loss popular In public favor. FrikjsP Todd, of the Anderson Jour net, puts It about as nicely us could bo done, In reje ctee io the dui.v of the De mocracy o?" booth Carol?. >a in ftlv'.nft rid lo J?e poisons soon .o bo :>-'ed in the U. S. Cou/t at Coin tub^i, iOi al'o^od politi cal o.Tenccs. Meie is what be si'ys : "Tlio up-cour.i v Doinuc.."cy sliould noi overlook i'?e inct that fcl!o\v Deino ovata f'i oin otbor sec. ions of the Biftio a.o to bo avrn't^iiod fo.* i ?al on t vfiiped-np ohai?e3 in the U'H ed S..ne3 Con t at tin early day. S ets should bo '..ke.i at onoo i o assist them in ;>? ofiiru# e.llcioiiv defense, for they ihkod persecution as mtioli for ou.* beneilt as their own. Tliei. sin Is their devotion to Democracy and honest ^ovei uuieiit, and the fact that no ono in our limncdhite midst has bce.i ar rested aho.ild Induce ns ;o assist more cheerfu'ly those who aro less favoroil than wo aro. ''Now is Iho ll.no o act.'' Kershaw county Is for. umito In not hnvl.ig a. iv of her clil -ens arraig.icd un der t lie">c charges. Bin, wo must re member (hat tlio Democrats In other counties who aro lo bo Med, deserve not only Iho moral, but the material, support of our people. Kershaw county should como up to the full meusu.'o of her duty. Ouo hun dred dollars from this comity should bu given. Tkk Gaihtt.* opens the sub scr'ptlon w)th llvo dollars. All moneys entrusted to Mils ortlcc will bo ucknow* lodgod in our columns and turned over to tlio couu.y chairman. Who will add vO the sum aboyo subscribed? Emory Spkkrb, of Georgia, who con victed tlio KuKlux tn tliHt 8t:iic, litis boon chosen by Attorney Gunernl Biews ter, to aa*Ut U. 8. District Attorney Slolton, In tho persecution of tho elec tion cu?os, nt Columbia. , Mr. Hpeer* Is a brllllnnt orntor, and will doubtloss uso hlo talent to obtain as many convictions In the approaching political persecutions as ho possibly con. The State will doubtless seo that equal legal ability It brought to boar in defense of the accused. Ad fortified Levels. (For wttk ending November ! 188V Benneit.T.1, MeLoo.l, Minnie Oovton, It. B. Not and, T. M . "all.N.0. Porklns, Frank i,l>?lt?r Hl.nrrtnns. linger nhort.Orandlson Turner. Jbhn B\ " ' Charles K. Wall, Mrs. Hetty , I?evy Wages, J. B. (For wook ending Novontber 17. 1WW.) Arthur, O. V^. I Kln?, Hlchard Aklen, w. II. i | wIlfloe.Hamuel Harfleld, SB. 55. I Young, Wolas. In ealllng for the above please state thnt they are advortt?od. ^ R. H. MtOOKH, P.-M. I'JI.i.j jli.x.1. J-i.i Jtuwas? To The Front ' ITl! A Bran New Stock. - ? i ? - lUtlnit opened business at tlie store late ly occupied by W. a. Anorum & Co., and having purobaaed an ENTIRELY FRESH STOCK OP Plantation Supply, Family Groceries, &c>, t beg mpsotftilly to ask ths patronage of ?ay Mend* and tb? purchasing publio gen trally, *''?.?? < ? < <? ' f3T"PUase oalj and *xamln? my stock. John Doby. ???. i?. ~ * 2 ' - ; Tr?ct of land aU mllw nit of Cmm1?d ?? the Darlington Road, cont Mining Two Hundred iM Ninety (290) wni. For i torn* ftppl/ to v W. M SHANNON, m Not. li'.iL Aitoracj u Low. 81b Con* of Tom\lo?M 16 6ootf, 2 Can# for 26 o?aU at Vt. A. ANCKUM * 00*8. WEBSTER'S In Shegp, Russia oad Turkoy Bindings. ? * THE STANDARD. llTVrWeMw^thuUt.OMWordt, .Ur JE| JL 8000 lumTinn, and k New Biographical lftctlonary. Standard In Govt Printing Office. 89,000 copies in Public Bohools. Bnlo SO to 1 of any other series. T>Tirjf|1?ldtom?k*?r?mllT Intelligent. JDJbOX Beit help (or HCHOUB8, TKACUKBS and SCUOOL8. Webs tor is Standard Authority with Uie V. 8. Supreme Court. Reoommeuded by the 8tate Sup'ts of Schools in 30 8taU-?. WARMLY INDORSED BT auch high authorities ai Prea. J. M. McMryde. 8. C. Collego. Pres. H. K. Shepherd, College o7 8. C. Pres. J. U. Carlisle, Wofford College. Pres. O. W. Holland, Newberry Cc . ?. Prof. K. 8. Joynes. 8. 0. College. Don. K. M. Law, King's Mt. Military 8chool. Col. A. Coward, State Suu't Education, 8. C. Pres. Kemp 1*. Untile, University of N. C. Pres. It. L. Aboriietliy, Rutherford College. Prof. John Manning, Unlven-lty of N. C. Pres. T. H, Prltchard, Wake I orest College. Col. Goo. W. llalns, University of Georgia. 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HERRI AM * CO., Pub'ra, Springflold, Moss. w w SETK GREEN. What Tito Great Fish Culinrltit Snys. 1 Last winter I went to Florida and while there contracted Mnlnrin in a very scvcro form. When I roiurned home I went to bed and remained there until spring. My symptoms were terrible. I hnd dull. aoh ing pains in my head, limbs and around my back. Mv appetite was wholly gone, and I felt alack of energy audi as I had often heaid described but had never experienced. Any one who has over had a severe attack of Mniaria can appreciate my oondiilon. An I failed to got any be.?er I determined to r y a remedy made by n gerlleman in whom I had the greatest oonfidenoo, 1 am happy to pay it effVoicd permanent relief and that I am well to-dny through the liiflut-noe of Warner's Safe Curo. After such an expe rience I con most heartily rcooairuend it to all Mifluierg. Established 1854. Full Soason, 1883 Mcl>or, Bwb if Co, King & Hasel Sti., - - Ciiahlmton, 8. C. 140 Church St., - - - Nttiv York City Wo bog re8pootfully to nnnounco lo tho peoplo ofjCershaw county the arrival of our FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND CARPETS. Not in many yearB havo we plaoed suoh an immonse assortment before the public, livery departmont ? WHOLBSALE an?' RE TAIL ? has been stooked with new and do sirublo goodv, and wo guarantee our prloes to ho n? low aH offered by any Arm in the South* rn States. Dome*tlo Goods direct from the Factories. Woolen Good-* Irorn tho Great Auotion Sales. Silk and Dress Goods in endless variety. We are at presont doing tho largest and most suooessful Carpet and Window Shade Business In the State. Good Brussels Car pets 76o per yard. Mail orders receive prompt attention at the ruling prloes of tho day. If you do. not know ua nlt-rady it will be to your ndvAntftgo to make our ?oquain Utio*. ' We want your I ratio. MoLOY, RICE & CO. $5,000 Benefit Paid In Full. Dr O. D. IffOK, flenr.ral Aynnt Mutual Itrtfirvs Fund Ufa Association : l)KA!t SlK.? It fflV?'H I HO pIotlAIU'O tO ntne that V. 8. Jot'dmi, dcuOHMCt*, wmr liiHiiml in tho Mutual Houwvo Fund Idle AmooImMoii fW $<1,000, nud Mint the olid in whs promptly pnld In All!, Tho AeftocUitlon Ih a good one, nml I cheer* fully tecum mono It to tliiorto who ooi> toiiipluto lu*urlng their IIvom, ha ontltlcMl to tho confidence of the JX'OpWJ. S?pt 18-8S, 4m. Camdkn, 8. C., Sopt. 2Cth, 188.1. lteftpect fully ipeet fully, II. (i. CAlUUrtON. Corn! Oornll J^OIMOM'8 VOTTOM ANO OOHN IfKM tilizrh. AND STILL THEY GONE! ' '?: '** ?.v ?.'?? -r r . ? ? ??; ? ? What Comes? ' r - i > Why uow And fresh arrivals of goods every week at the store of B. M._Smith. The undersigned begs respectAilly to call the tti'eulion of (be readers ofTuit Qazkttb to Ibe excellent stook of goouds now in store and constantly arriving. In Ladies Dress Goods 1 offer special bargains ;Jhnvi ng as n'co a lino us cau be louud in Oanulen. In Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, I am prepared to noinpete with the quality and prices of those who claim to be the only Clothing and Shoe dealers in Cmnden. In Groceries, Crockeryware, Hardware, Harness, &c., I challenge vompotiiion. narlt would be well for purchasers to call und examine my oxteueive and varied stook before buying. WaTl don t pretend to make a BLOW, bui I am prepurad to ofier inducemouts to purchasers. B. Jtl. SJftlTH , . * The "Georgia Major." Never In War ; Always in 1'caco ; And anxious to be In Ibe mouths of his oountrymon. The best 60 oigar on tbe market. For sale by ^ D. C. K1RKI&Y. Notice to Debtors. Ism now In Camden and desire to hnvc all nooounls due me olosod. Pernon* Indebted to mo must come and arrango iliclv matters. Nov 1 \V. 11. HUDSON DARK BROWN Deposit* on tbe teetb and near ttiq edges of tbo gums are removed with a few applica tions of WOOD'S ODONTINE. It sweetens the breath, hardens tbo gums, and withal contains nothing tbioh can by any means injure tbe enamel. Try a box. 8old by Druggist*. W. C FISHER, Wholesale Agent, Aug. 16. Columbia, 8. C. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. All those lots, and buildings thereon, known as the Loo f?n?l Wossenger lots, ly ing between York and King St. It will be sold as a whole or in building lots; To re sponsible partita envy terms will be offered. Apply to C. BELL. Nov 1?11 ja W CLYBURN. FIRE INSURANCE AGENT. Representing the following well known Fire Insmanoe Companies, is prepared lo write policies upon Dwellings, Stores, Mer chandise, Mills, Cotton Gins, &o., at our rent rates : HOMK of New York, GEORGIA HOME, COMMERCIAL UNION, of London, STANDARD FIRK OFFICE, of London. ROCHESTER GERMAN, of New York. ?HP"The patronage of my friends and tbe public generally Is solloited. W. CLYBURN. Save Tour Feed t>jr using Sinclair's Feod Cutters. Tbe BEST FEED CUTTER in the MM. We havejuat reoolvcd an Involoe of Iheae celebrated and popular Feed Cuttora, which we offer at reasonable prtoea. D. it. JORDAN & CO. Agricultural Implements. Call at. W. A. Anorum kCo'n. and aee their norlment of Agrioallural lirtplementa ? Reaper a. Mo were, Belf-blndln Reapers, Harrows, Pluwa eto. nmVt HAIR BftLiAi The Pe*>, !?? n?H KcocxmiikuI Hi,. I>fe??l< a. Kern ra'l< n Rosier# Ijlrt jromliful eolor ptc pair. sor. ?n<l Si ?iro? hi MmitCS: FUrwIon f?ln?ne. A M?r ?n.| MiWiiitly Irv frtii AM |1 ltd# irtfwiw. I'rk.KI wt.1 '.w. PARKER'S GINGERTONIC A torn' f Mity IMIcIm that I m r * t m . If you ?ro ft tneclmiilo or farnttr, worn out with nv?-wf>rV. or ? mother run (town (>y fmnily or bou^o hoM <lime? try I'amkmm'h Oimork Tonic. 1 f yon *r? n hwytr. mlnWtcr or btulne** m*>? b?tutn<l l>jr mnili Mmin or tnxiou* tort* <1o not Uko intoxicating ?limtil?nU, but ?tM I' a kkir'ii Ck.on* Tonic. 1 Ifyoutiav* I)vM?p*U, fUwnmatwin, KMney or i I'rlnnry Comptmnl*. or if you ar? with ony ditontar of tb?lunf?. MotntCh bowel*. Uooil nr narvM you con bo eur?d by Pa*kbk'? Oik?hh Tofcic tfvouar* wetting away from nc?, diMlp-tbm or t nny&MaMOr weaVnew (ui.l reutitra ft itlmularft lxh?V (iiKOnn TokiC at onc?: it will mvignr.tta ami buikt I, jou up from llt? Am dvM but wl.l iifrerlnioxlciit* | It ?AV?d *j(iiMlre<t? of liv?? it i'.i." ? iv ? ? ? i. n . } HI?rOX * CO., IM WMII*.* fl? *,? Ym?*. f*<. ?*t ' MM 4vlU* ??'?'. M (II itvtkri M? 1 1 . dftlUTiUTiSd |,ol I.Afi >.**. TO THE - - 9 la I be? to call U?e atteutlon of i)i? baying publ'o to my stock of * Groceries, S 5 Canned 6oqd8, 1 Confectioneries, Tobacco & Cigars, wbtoh I am prepared to tell at prices Income petition with any houttti In Or.uuteu. Mr. John H. Dye atid Mr. Ji?men R. Do Loacbo are with mo. and they will l>e pleased to have their friends cull upon them. I ?n.1 have also opened a New Market at the little bilck building formerly used by Mr. Hmltb aa a cotton oulcv, where may be 0011 ?>an;ly found , FRESH BEEF, FRESH PORK, FRESH MUTTON FRESH SAUSSAQE, CI11CKEN3, TURKEYS. V ? BUTTER, KG OS. ETC. *3_Tho patronage of (he public U solicited G-. S. HIGGINS. A Reliable House to Deal With. W. U. Welch. Lanier Eason. WELGH & EASON, ? Dealers In ? Choice Family aud Plantation Or ?cer'.va, W INES, LIQUORS. SKQARS, ' AND TOBACCO. 127, 129 Meeting and Soaih-west corner Market Streets, CHARLESTON, N C. Rend for price list. No charge f>ir Dray age ot Packing. Oct. 25.-3in. CRACKERS! CRACKERS! Wo have ou hand at all 'iines. and are constantly receiving FRESH CRACKERS of all kinds W. A Ancucm & Co. se22tf DR. FRANCIS L. ZEMP lnvi'.es attention lo his largo assortment DRUGS and MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES. WINDOW GLASS &.PUTTY, DYE WOODS AND DYE SYUFFS, &MSPS, CmMJfEYS, & tf ? WV CSS, K3I1SIS OIL, EK. A full and complete assortment of GLASSWARE. STATIONARY, TOILET ARTICLES, SPONGES, FINE PERFUMERY ana SOAPS. Brushes of the best makes. l3fi?"*Pre8orl|?tioiiB and Family Revipett carefully compounded at all hours. OlNtmi MC.*IMIL R? P r om Inen t U? l?ri, ALL white on a blaek ground. tinware who attempt to p?lm of IMITATION, BUBOTITIlTIOVorW ORTII LKHH soo4a which ytot4 them ? I.ARCIER ritOPIT, None aro genuine without the tar 8 A F E. II. II. WARNBIl At CO.. Rochester. N.T. J.BLAKE STEEDMAN, REPRESENTING KNOOP, FREERICH & CO., CHARLESTON, 8. C. Issues Exchange on Charleston. Buys Col'on at highest onsli prioes. gfcjjTOffico at D. W. Jordan & Co.'s. Chan. C. Leslie* Wholesale and Retail beater It. Fish, Game, Lobsters. Turtles, Terrapins, Oystors, dbo. Stalls Nos. 1 and 3 Fish Market, CHARLESTON, 8. C. omco, 7 Market St., east of Kast nay. 40T-AU ordera promptly attended to. TERMS CASH OROlTY ACCKPTANCE. 1 gBrano spring opeiM? FINEST CLOTHING AT flSSi "TtT* _ A TVTTJC XJ,I . Cheapest Clothing house In the oltr. |fir*A full line of QRNTS' FURNISHING GOODS always on bind. MFOelebtated "Manhattan" shirts * durable and well made garment ? la a oom fort to tho wearer. To be had at t. BLANK, Popular Clothier, '240 Kin* ''?* ni.w>rf\n. S. C. h More Illegible Writing. *J*y1 Because REMINGTON'S TYPF WliiTHR every man to WRITE LIKE PRINT. To* circular* and specimens of type writ ng address J. D. TRKNflOI.M, 81 Broad St., Charleston, H. C. Bele Agent for Bouth Carotin-*. Arg 2-flm. Plantation to Rent. Tl e nnderslgned offers for rent for the year 1884, the DraWeford planlatlon, 16 mfl?* abort Camden, oontalnlng 1,100 aores, nboul 600 In cultivation. Terms satwfnotory. Wilt lease for ft numbor of year*, If desired. ' * ? ?? ? X ??7. ...jv K. M. KENNEDY has a very large and complete as sortment of DR. Y GOODS for the Fall and Winter trade, and, desires that his friends and the public generally should / be advised of this fact, and in order to carry out his desire he has reserv ed this spacc in " The Ga zette" for that purpose. He is offering his large stock of 'goods at a small margin above cost, a nd. all who con template making purchases in his line will dowell to give him a call. A. D. KENNEDY. Hardware A Speciality. Embracing a line of Planters, Carpenters, Blacksmith nod Coopers' Tooltt, .Cut. Wrought, Flooring Ami Finishing Nails, Pocket and Table Cutlesy. imr mo&sr STAPLE AND FA JVC Y. SADDLERY, WILLOWWARE, CROCKERY, Suitable for the trade. HATS AND CLOTHING. POWDER, SHOTS AND S HEELS, hspeoially adapted for Breech Loading guns. Groceries! HE A VI AJY1) FANCY. TEAS:SELECTED WITH CARE. ffi&ars Smottsf Tobacco and Cigars. A. D. KENNEDY. AT BAMBERG'S! You will find an elegant stock of Clothing , Goods, Boots and Shoes , HATS AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, And in almost endless varieties and styles. Having purchased largely in the above Hne?, and having aooess to REAL IJAKQAIN8, I am sure thi?t I can afford to offer bargains to customers. In addition to the above, I have. a full stock of Furniture and Mattresses Which csnr.ot be bought at as low figures as I am selling at. My Stock of Hosiery, &c., is Unsurpassed. Trunks and Valises in targe supply. HTBK SURE TO fllVE MB A CALL. BAMBERG. Oot. 4 ? dm. W F. PERKINS ANNOUNCES THE ARRIVAL Of 4 JView Stock or Groceries , lAquors . Wines. Tobacco Sc. The unprecedented rush of business at our establishment makes It necessary for us t< be oonatautly in receipt of New floods. Jtiu IAQUor MPepartment h (he best. ' are lalt addition to my W.F.PERKINS. f?b 10 Is always supplied with the best. The "Htand&rd of the WorlJ" and "flolden Bye" art late addition to my stock. gaMWCTi. i ?? i n?ar? i JOB ?BDVTIH?. ? . ? ? ; ? *? If You W^nt LEGAL PRINTING, ,<2o to Tlit Gazefjte Q4?t If You WaoC ADDKE88 CARDS, Go to The Quillt.Olot1 If You Want I1U8INE88 CARD8, Go to The Gazette Office. If Y ou Want BILL HEADS, Go to The Quelle Office, It You Want DANK CJHECK8, -Go to The Gazette Office. If You Want ENVELOPE8, Go to The Gazette Office, If You Want LETTER HEADS, Go to The Gazette Offloe' If You Want LETTER C1RCULAU8, Go to The Gatette Office If Yoa Want NOTE HEADS, <? . Go to The Gazette Office If You Want NOTE CIRCULARS, ( Go to The Gatette Office. If You Want PROGRAMMES, Go to The Gazette Office. If You Want If You Wont POSTERS, Oo to The Qaxelle Office. STATEMENTS, Qo to Tli* Gaiette Oi&pe, If You Want PH1NTINO OF ANY KIND, Oo to The Gaiette OfKee. If You Waat CORRECT WORK, Oo lo The Gaiette Office. < i i If You Want If You Want GOOD WORK, Go to The Gaiette Office GOOD PAPER, Go lo The Gaiet)? Office If You Want YOUR MONEY'S W01TH, Go to The Gaiette Office. J If Yeu Want PROMPT WORK, ^ Go to The Gasette Office. If You Want NKAT WORK, Go to The Gaiette Offie*. Where It will he executed a.i promptly, neat* ly, correctly and cheaply a* at any offloe In the Slate. Order* hy mail will he promptly at tended to. AddreM P.P. BEARD, CAM DUN, B. 0.