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swrmir ws&a. We we well prepared to fix you ! i off iu befitting Sunday attire at a small outlay if desired, and even our finest articles of wearing ap parel are greatly reduced in price. There is nothing so refreshing to i the mind and body as to, present a neat appearance in a nice new suit, shirt, collar, cravat, hat and shoes, gloves, walking oane or um brella, on 8unday morning. We have everything requisite to a full outfit, and you can rely upon our prices and the quality of every thing as represented. And why should you roam about buying one thing here and another there! Cer tainly, if you find some things cheaper you are more than ' likely to fihd something wrong about ft j that will make more than the dif ference. We can supply you and give you a guarantee that will make your purchases perfectly safe. What more could we do! W. L. ARTHUR <fe BRO. LOCAL AFFAIRS. ?aeh Snbeequent Insertion. tisirtea Vast Office. Pout OHIoe hourK from 9 a. m. to S p. m. Money order department open from 9 a. m. to i p. m. and from 3:80 lo I p. m. Northern matleloaeeatSp. m. Southern and Wee. tarn raatle oloee 4JK p. *n. Mall oloeee Bun aajr at(p,m. open Sunday from 9 to 10 a. B. H. B HOOKS. P. M. flit Thaaks " V ' ' Are tendered to Mr. W. C. Young for I a fllce oyster stew sent to this office yes terday for lunch. Fire Hollars. The Ladles Monumental Association thankfully acknowledge Ave dollars front a gentleman who does not wish hi* mime mentioned. Mas. H. Baum, C'h'in. ' ~u i. . Tr-i^? v - tSTFor flue photograph*, go to Alex ? Muter* ' Mar4>ts*t'ksks*s, Mr. T. 6. Myers has left at this offioe n specimen of his crop of srtlchokea which exeells anything In the tame line which we have ever before seen. JUw toUmjL % , , ? Mr. J. T. 1 flay has been appointed afeeut Mt Camden for the Corbln Bunk tUK Co,, of New York, and announces In this Issue that he Is preparodLo negotiate loans on mortgages of desirable farm r h"Mta- ' OF" For life-like photographs, go to , Alexanders Gallery. ?Ifli Water. The recent rains have ouused the Wa . teres torlteto a considerable extent. * ThS rlver ivas so high on Monday as to bar passage by the feiry bout. ?' ?il Ml (BaM4M? .. HI nee our laet report, the price of oot tOM hae ad vanoud about ? quarter of * cent til Camden. The reoelpu have beon , freed w for tlil? week. B??t grmlcn -? quoted at centa In Cantdcu to-day. W|, M ? A atnall red cow, with split In our. A suitable reward will be paid for Informa nt Uou leading to lior recovery.' Apply to J. M. WlM.IAMS. I>ta1h of Wiley Albert* After a aeason of aeveral month a of | auflferlng, Mr. Wiley Albert, ait aged ettiaanorWeet Wateree aeetlon of this) county, departed life y<*aterday morning ? about 1 o'clock. Mr. Albert was about 66 yeara of age. Maaadtd, The Alarm of lire waa sounded on laat Thursday evening, eatiaed by the breaking of a lamp In tho store of Messrs Wolkovlakie A Rot hols. The fire was; promptly extinguished ? Ho damage was ! done, except to a few pieces of furnltuf*. Wm Mrt, RvtehklM. that Mrs. Kjlsabeth HotrH ;??. wlas, who, In years fjrone by, waa well ^kno#b In Camden, as being a peculiarly > leeeentrto Individual, and who waa Wtm \ the lunatic asylum at Columbia about y two moatttt ago, died at that Inatltutloii ween. A jfeff lall* ill The county commission*** have petl* tinned the members of the legislature from this county to hrtvo ?-^?aed at the |rt*?nt aesalon of the Gen ' Assembly, a bill providing for a *(*<< .to raise jjinda for the purpu&e of buouitig a new rww pnnlivr ftM Arrived iL.u u. 2f& *? ? mlnlntor of th? rtllgioiM Iwbor Nhd Mi *tlmi feftwOHMKm Mr. ?r?Ml hlinMlf wnlimtlon, bwt tb?Wi rtf rtf> m w?ll. While til? ?P*VJ! y* ftUti Picked 1 Pro?Uceca*y. ?Thanksgiving day . ? Bead Th* Qaskttx. ? Gin th?n>? to-d?y. ?Head Dr. Reynold's card. -To-day to Thanksgiving Day. | ?Not quita four weak* to CbrtotoM*. ?Last Sunday was "Old Maids' Day.'* ?For a good rubber coat go to Bam berg'a. i ?4U style* and grade* of hosiery at Bamberg*. ?Buy grooerles at tlie "Little Store, " aud save money. ? Bamberg baa only a few more of the M>9* overcoata left. ? Walmer's patent self-fkatenlng twin bed aprlngs at Bamberg'*. ?Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Cap* at reduced prlcea, at Bamberg's. ?Sharpen your carver* tbla morning* preparatory to dissecting your tbanka glvltig turkey. ?Bamberg hui a large lot of furniture which he will sell cheaper thau any house In town. ?If you think we do not need the little turn you owe this office, you make a grave mistake. ? One agent for a Virginia nursery has arid fruit trees, Ac., to the amouut of over $700 this season. ? The eldewalke on Main street need more repairs. .Won't Council see that the defects are auuulled? ? < 'ourtlng Is sometimes called spark ing, because the real tire doea not com mence until after marriage. ? Our State legislature met on the 97th of this mouth mid Congress will meet on the 3rd of December. ?The large business done by our young friends, 1ft. H. Slinmonda ? Co., ahowathe benefit derived from adver tlslug In 'I'm Oazirrra. ?How some of our exchanges can con sistently advocate prohibition aud yet have their columns Hlled with advertise ments of whlaky houses, we cannot ace. ? Horry Progrttt, _ ? 141st received an assortment of Wire Spring Mattresses and new styles of cot bed* at Bamberg's, <nd don't forget when you need any furniture or anything else to give him a call. ?A Colonel in the South has commit ted suicide. If all the other Colonels had attended bla funeral the report ^wouid have gone forth that there waa another rebellion. ? Boston Olobt. ? Among' the jurors who are to hear the political cases In toe U. S. Court at Columbia, appeara the name of *'llece klah Kills, Camden.'* There la no such person living lu Camden* : ?Not quite two uiontba yet, and the ctrla can do the propoalng. It'll be l<eap Year, you know. Muster up oourage, girl*. We know several bashful follows who are anxloualy waiting for the time, j tflTAlexauder, the photographer, Is turning out some flue specimens of work. Call and ace tlieui. Per Sato. A flue, five-year old bay mare. Ap ply to J. S. Kliaine, at store of Arthur <& Bro. St Co it uol I'M Doinp. At the meeting of Council lust Tues day evening, h full board being present, acoounts amounting to $70.38 were or dered to be paid. An ordinance to raise supplies for the year 1884 wait read the first time. We understand that about $2,100 will have been put upon ths Are depiirtmeut by the first of Jauuqry ??i i . ? Church Festival. We are pleased to learn that the two entertainments given by the Indies of the Methodist Church last Thursday and Fri day evenlugs were quite successful, both Hi a social and financial sense. We un derstand that the not proceeds of the two evenings amounted to about $12ft. A wreath was sold by votes, to be awarded to the most popular young lady In Cam den Two hundred au?T eighty -eight votes were polled, ami the wreath was awarded to kiss Fannie L. Joins. Ml lltori Matters. At the last regular meeting of the Kershaw Troop the following officers were elected: J. L. Halle. 1st Lieut.; 8. B. Latham, 2nd l.leut. ; T. W. Lang, 8rd Lieut. Wo are pleased to know that thU company Is now well organised and has promise of prosperity. The next meeting will be held ou the first Satur day In December. We are gratified to learn that steps are being actlvoly uken towards conducting a Plume brill of the Mershaw Guards, which Interesting event will likely occur ?bout the 16tb of December. Atlhe same time a oompany of ladles will manoeuvre the (Settee -with brooms, undtfth* oonilttttnd of an efficient lady captain. Already about twenty young ladles hsVe. entered the ranks for the broom di III, and the occasion promises to b? an exceedingly Interesting one. Capt, Shannon, of the Kershaw Guards, has received the sum of $6S 38 from the Adjutant General of the State, as the quota to which the Guards are entitled irom the State appropriation foi the mil Ula. ^ , v;> " ? * ??? Persoaal. Maj. K. K. Sill, County Auditor, at tended the oonventlon of County Audi tors and Treasurers, In Columbia, last Monday. Mrs. Ht B. Rankin and daughter, of Wilmington. If . ?,, ft re In Camden on a visit to relatives and friends here. jjjT Miss Annie B. Kemp, who Is aUond* lug school In Columbia, came to Cam den last Thursday night on a brief visit. She returned to Columbia on Monday, Col. JattM* TitunM*, Supervisor of the 8. 0. tt'r, Co., spent a couple of hours In Camden last Tuesday. The Col. is a genial gentleman, and we at* al wsys glad co meet him. Mr. Thomas Chesnnt, of Florida, a nephew ef otir townsman, Gen. James chesnut, Is on a visit, to relatives In Cs hide n. We understand that the Camden bur will e<?ft fte IntMed by the rttiitovnl to I our t6wh of. Mr. fbwoian, n lawyer from Darlington. Capt. John Wllkw, of the Meek ten. berg Iron Works, Charlotte, N. C? hM mtsi&wx ""*'"? *' Mrs. M. II. MoLaurln left yesterday for her home In Texas. Capt. L. L. Clyburn, onr wide-awake representative In tfcejeglslaturo, passvd & We wereghtf totiion the strsets, a fW w day a ago, nnr gonial friend. D. II.Mo fitttrln, formerly a dUaen of Camd*f? Mo. toys he Intends to 'go West." We learn from, the gylvenla ?*?) 7>i I spAoaa that Mr. W. J. Doffnll, who re cently spent about a year with relatives in Camden, was admitted to the prao tlce ol law In the Superior Courts of Georgia last Friday* having stood a ored Itabta examination. 'if Judge Jf B. K?r*haw, Oept. Z*?h Cantey nnd Capt. E. M. Gilbert bare been appointed to the meeting of Mexloan wqt survivors gfc Washing ? reporter fox Tin Qoxm haa In terviewed the Senator and Members of the House from Kershaw county, upoa the ?ityect of the Speakership in Coo grew end baa obtained the folio ring r ? . Senator Leftnersaye: "The people of South Carolina have elected to Congreas aaen of high politi cal Integrity and ability, whoee duty ft will be to take care of their Interests In that body, therefore I am unwilling to do or my any tiling In advance of tnelr action that might nave the tendency to forestall their judgment In the preodaea. When Congress meet a and the election for Speaker ooines off, they will of oourae be preseut and ready to tako advantage of every circumstance that may arise Tor the benefit of their constituents. At this time .and away from the scene of ac tion, liew can any one safely undertake to prescribe for them a proper course of aotfon, either In reference to men or measures? As for myself I would not oonaent to represent any constituency unless I were left free to act as my con science and judgment dictated, and there fore cannot exact more than this from my Representatives." Representative Boyklu says: "In selecting a Speaker for the next House the Democratic |>arty should stand firm on the principle of ??tariff for reve nue only," and m man pledged to that re. form should be elected, thereby pledging the party before the country to that pol icy for the campaign of 1884. In my opinion any Sont i?rn Rei r ??mutative who votes for Mr. Randall gives his In fluence against the best interests of the pemocratlo party." Representative Clyburn says: "I am opposed to the election of Ran dall as Speaker, because I do not think lie represents the sentiments of the party to which he claims to belong. I believe Mr. Dibble to be an able man, but when he puts up as a ple-.i In defense of his po sition the fact that Randall is entitled to Ills support on personal grounds, I take theatand that lie.ls stepping beneath his high office as Representative from the flrst Congressional district of South Car olina, as Tie does not .repreceut the aen tlments of his constituents. When a person elected to All a representative office, faila to rtpreaent the people for whom he Is agent. 1 think he should step ?down and out.' " Representative Bethune said lie had formulated no decided opinion upon the subject. ALL OYER THK COUNTY. Went Wateree. Newt Items are very scaroe over this way ; hiu) short crops make money scarce, too. We hnve about a good half-crop of cot ton, Mini lire about through gathering; the moat of It beiog already sold. Oata are being towwl rapidly, and a large area Is being see<led. it the voice of the farmers of tills "ter ritory" were taken, It would be found that they are almost unanimously In fa vor or repealing the llcn law. We ap preciate the bold stand taken by Ths Qazkttk on this question, and hope our members to the legislature will take the bull by thet-irusand vote unanimously and unremittingly for the repeal of this obnoxious statute.- Leave It to the vote of the people, and this law would be blotted out faataater. ,t. A good many of our people, especially those of a more darker shade of color, have the Qeongla frver. Several have already gone, and more will go soon. Ajax. Tlllei *n Ferry. Married, on the "25th Inst., bv B. 8, Newman, E*q't\, Mr. Mills Kelly to Miss Eliza Blackwell. Wm. King, a son of Mr. Wiley King, was painfully wounded by the accidental discharge of his gun while hunting. It teem* that he dropped his gun, oauslng It to explode. The load entered his foot near the little toe and ranged obliquely upward, cutting all the bones and lodg ing against the one existing from the big too. Married, on the 22d lust., at the resi dence ef the bride's father, Mr. Henry Brown, Mr. Krvln King, of DHrlington County, to Miss Nancy Brown, of Chet tertleid Co., 8. <j. X. ? Liberty Hill. The residence of Mr. I;. C. Thompson, which was destroyed by tire on the 18th lust., was Insured for $1,200. Ills loss, in excess of tho Insurance will rcaoh at least $1,500. Lynclmooil. The oat cropa are looking remarkab'y well. A large area has been planted. Cotton Is all out of the fluid and we are about to go Into winter quarter^. It Is reported that l>r. McKay Intends to ereet a bridge over Lynches River i<t the alte of the old fiilis bridge. The Dr. Is putting up jn new turpentine still just across the river, and It Is presumed that this ineitsure will be adopted for his own convenience and advantage. The board of trustees In School dis trict No. ft met last Friday, but trans acted no business of Importance. Nothing more of interest at this time. R. E. P. Bhayler'a Hill. A railroad meeting will be held at an early day to agitate the subjeot of build" lug the proposed railroad from the sea ooast to the West, via Gaffney and Ruth erford ton* ? tiraany'a Qwarter. A meeting of the railroad oommittee, consisting of T. J. Cautben, L. L. Cly burn, Rev. 4. O. Richards apd W. K. Thompson, was held at tho lealdenoe of Cant. L. L. Ciyhurn on Monday last. Railroad matters were fully and freely dlsouased, and It was agreed that ineet lnga be held at Fiat Rook and at Bhay lor's Hill at early day*. Oommuriloated. TM TmprMM CrfcSAde. Mb. Kt>)nco?:? The movement In be half of temperance Is fast iprandlnc through the entire country and many or tlie towns In South Carolina have spoken In He behalf. When CHntden will feel lu happy Influence la a question that should be seriously considered by every < well-wisher for the prosperity of our people, old and young; but moreespccl ally the tatter olsss. In years past the ?ause had inany advocates. Cannot the , same prominence be again riven to the causer Friend* of tl?e suffering moth- j ert, wives anil sisters, Is It not time to be up and doing for those who are wending the downward roadf Cannot some of the old war horses who In past years thundered their anath emas ftfalnst the greatest curse of the nineteenth century be Induced to come to the front armed with the thunders of the moral vatlcan and enlist every true lover of his race In a crusade against a habit that Is Ailing our prisons with criminals, guilty of the most diabolical crimes, originating front drunkeiiess. not to speak of the dire effects predui-ed In the homo circle, caused from what Is held to be moderate or fcuhionabU drink ing, regardlvfft of the faut that It has been the gUui of (athton that has mould ed many uohle forms to the sr inblance the brute. Amti-Baocmu*. Dr. C. F>. Jtloo, the manager of the Mutual Reserve Fund, for North and South Carolina, has Induced over sixty of the beat oftlsen* of Kershaw to Join the Association, and theroby secure pro visions for their families In case of their death. ' ?; ; ? , The large list of Members, In the Car olines. attests the popularity of the Mu tual Reserve Fund Life Association In tfaeet ttuoet. adjoining coinrruw. MUliitttov. ? Darlington county to out of debt, and will beglu the new year with a sur plus. ^ LAKOAVrU. ? The oounty commissioners bare re commended a levy of T uillto for county purpoees a reduction of S mills ftoos butt ywr'i levy. ?Twenty drunk* In Iowa tost Sunday ?an unfavorable commentary upon a dry town. ? Ltdgtr. ? Fnrraers are sowln&a larger crop ?# wheat and oata than ever befoee. ? The people have become reconciled to the stock law in the Lynches Creek section. More big fat hoc*, and more milk aud butter than ever before. rAlHriUJ). ?In Wlunsboro, Wednesday nighty Ave dwelling* were entered by burglars and had various articles stolen from them, while attempts were made to enter seven other houses. I ?A tenant house on theplantatlon of Mr. John 3. DousIhm, Iii Fairfield coun ty, was destroy eu by fire ou tbe 17th. A four-year old colored child was burn ed In the building. ? Mr. Andrew Mc<;lellon, aged 116" years, and Mrs. Martin* Wilson, a young widow of 27, were inniYled at Bllhewoou, Fairfield county, 29. C.. on Sunday, the 11th Inst. 'l'liey are honeymooning In New York t Uy. May the*uov\sol De cember long linger In the lap of May. CUKNTiariKLD. ' ? An outbuihllng on the plantation of H. P. Dnvnli, near Cheraw, containing 400 bushels ol nn n ?nd a quantity of fodder was burned ou tho 90th Inst. Loss $1,000 ? Mr. John 8. Miller who lias bet-a very *lok for sometime, Is now Itnpror Ing, which his many friends will be glad to hear. ? Corbin Banking Company. TbeCoibln Bunking Company, . of New York, Is prepared lo leud money on mort gages of desirable farm lunds nov 29 lm J. T. HAT, Agent. LAND FOR SALE. 1 offer fer sale a iraot of 658 seres of lao4 one and a half miles from Csoidea. Oaa be purobssed at a reasonable price Apply to F. F. BEARD, tf Re?l Estate Agent. A CARD. * *f Having bought out Dr. C. J. Ditnlap* lower store, one door below (ho Camdea Bakery, I respeotfully aollolt (he patronage of my friends and the publle generally. In addition to a Full Line of DRLGS and MEDICINES, I have for the CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS a varied and large line of Christ maa Gooda, auoh as TOILET 8BT8, VASE8, CUPS and SAUCERS, DOLLS, DOLL CARRIAGES MOTHER GOOSE S GAMES, &e. Alao a full line of Toya, from 6 oanls np lo $2. S. M. MErJtQL9S. no 29 1884. Harper's Weekly. . ILLUSTRATED. I Harper's Weekly stands at the head of American Illustrated weekly journals. Bi lls unijartlsan position In politics, Its adruf. rable JUum tattoos, Its carefully chosen serl* ale, short stories, a ? itches, ana poems, con tributed by the foremost artiste and author* of the day. It carries Instruction and enter, talnment to thousands of Amertoin home* It will alwayi. be the aim of t e| job i lu- a to matte Harper's Weekly the iu,?t pnpulat and attract I vo family newspaper In the world, and. In the pnrauaneeof this design. K!,E?Sfn.t ft tmprovem. nt In all i those features which have gslnei f< r It the ^ra^of>reat?ersPR,by BnU 8Uppurt of lu Ukr*e Harper's Periodicals. PKB YKAHl HARPER'S MAGAZINE. H 00 HARPER'S WEEKLY, 4.00 HARPER'S BAZAR, 4 00 HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE, l.fiO HARPER'S FRANKLIN SQUARE LI BRARY, One Year [M numbers] 10.00 Postage free to all ausorlbers In the United States or Canada. Th# Volumes of the Weekly begiu with the first Number for January of each ye?r. When no time la mention*!, It will be uademtoort that the aubsorlber wishes to 00m o.eace with tkeNumw next after the 1 eoelpt of order, fll exM*ae fprovfdlng the rwfgh* ^oes'not* ex' owed one dollar per volume, for ?7.00 per vol* uine. Cloth Cases for eaoh volume, suitable for blm lnf. w ll beaeftt by mall, postpaid, on receipt or$l.0?eaoh. , Reinlttanoe* should be made by Post-Ofltoe Money Order Or Draft, to avoid obanoe ef lOHH. Newspapers are not to oopy this advertise ment without the express ordai* of Hahmb * BHOtHMIM. Address HARPER A BItOTHERS, . New Y ot\. I^STISIU HUH ?TBC|^ or FaaHly and Fancy Groceries JIJHT OPKNKI) AT TIE ?LITTLE STORK." 1 . INCLUDING l?im, 6iim, . I *?"; jRl Lard, S :v> Batter, 'J Flour, 0ri* Maekerel, (new orop) ? , ' Soapa, 1 1|| ! Royal Baking Powder, Jelliw, Sardines, Salasea, Toqfatoee, Cora, Peaehee, Pineapples, * - Potted Ham, Buokete, Brooms, Blacking Alt Grades Chewing Tobaeee, Best Smoking Tohaeeo, , Cigars, Matches, Con. Lye. Applet, Lemons, Cabbagee, 6 Potaioee. W 0 will be prepared to parok and grlad coffee fr4ek every day, after the 16th of Sept This will be a great eoavanleaee to housekeepere. Gooda delivered promptly to any part of town, free of oharge. A share of yo*r patronage t? aeked *>r. . r f jKARft, I rop. WILEVSHEOLN a charge. fro THE rilBUG. Hi bow ina Md|? w?r fkMm Blm is mi ni igjii tli ?miiiiinl if Mr. Alex. A. MeDowall keeper. ^The roads ?mi i?niAw f tl< Wtdp in la good order M that 4ki titer eaa te croesed at aay stage tflluviltr. Ike following ir? ?k.r- r?. JJ 4 <? M AO 19 " 4?) It - ?? u I ,* ?? lft ?IftrjV#:-, 16 4 horeo oatrkjB ' . * 60 ? ? ? . 40 t ?? ?? 26 I ?? ?? _> 16 I mm ob k?m or other uImI 10 I fool BIIKMIf 6 1 led bono or anil 6 1 eow or other drimulMl 6 Por further Information apply lo H. 0. CARKI80N, Not. 16-lm. Treasurer NOBBY AND NICE! Something New for Camden. First-Class BAR AND RESTAURANT. DELMONICO! DELMONICO! DELMONICO! The attention of the reader* of Th? Ga bbttbI* respectfully called tb|he fWct that, with the beginning of a new bullness season, we hare wade great improvement* to the only FIRST-GLASS BAR la Camden, baring added Mgfij to oar ?took of ' fT LIQUORS, TOBACCOS AND CIGARS. We are prepared tosnpply the wants of all, from a tingle drink ton pint, a quart or a gallon of good old liquor. Give us a call. We wl*h it dlatlactlv understood thai our WHITE RYE WHIPKEY It the genuine Pennsylvania White Rye. aad that we do not eell corn whiskey, mixed with rye whit key, and oall It "White Rye." CSTDilnkt mixed by expert*. OUR RESTAURANT It something new for Camden, aad tuppllet a want long felt. Here, at all hours of tbe day, and until late at night, you can get BEEP8TEAK, w HAM, EGGS, OY8TBR8, PI8H, GAME, Etc. Prepared by a flrs'-olass oook. The patronage of the public la eordlally solicited. ? ? Rosendorl & Co. 45 Yoara Befbr* the Publk). THE CKNUINK SB. O. Keimrs rjVBB PILLS. "*?-'? ' - ? tot m curi or Hepatitis, or Liver Complaint Symptoms of aDisewedLlvei; |)AIM in the right aide, under th? i edge of the libs, iacreuet on pre* i ure; sometime* the piia is in the let vide; the patient it rarely able to lit >n the left side ; sometimes the pains felt under the shoulder blade, and I frequently extends to the lop of the shoulder, and is sometimes mfstthrf for rheumatism in the arm. H* stomach it affected with lost of appo tite and sicknett) the bowels ta gen eral are costive. hwsImK alternatl* with lax; the Head la troubled wit* pain, accompanied with a dull, heav) sensation in the took part There It generally a conaidtrsbls lose of mem ory , accompanied with a tation of baring toft undone soma thing which ought to have been done. K Might, dry cough It sometimes at attendant TWfc patient complains of wearinest and debility i he la easily Startled, hit feet art cold or burning, and he eomplaiat of a prickly tenia tion of the tkint hit tpsritt are lowj sad althouf h he la satisfied that exer. use would be beneftdal to him. yet he can scarcely tutamoa up fortitude enough to try it In fact he distrust! every remedy. Several of the above symptoms attend the dbeate. but cStei have occurred where few of them ex* i*ted, vet examination of the body, after death, has shown the uvsa tc have been extenaively deranged. ACUE AND FKVB*. Dr. C. McLaxt't Ltvxa Pills, in CAtat or Aoua and Favxn, wher, tftten with Quinine, are productive oi fhe moat happy retulta. Na bettei cathartic can be used, preparatory to or after taking Quinine. We wouH advise ali who are afflicted with the diseaae to give them a rata twal. For all bilious derangements, and ai a simple purgative, they are uneq^aled surwaaa *r uasvavsaaa. "ft# geaaiae. in mw N|ir . lv?ry boa t>?? a r*d wax Mai ea |K? H4 wttk the Impmstoa Pa. Malta's Ltvas ?Jhtts. The fsaalae MctAna't tivaa Pills Wi the aigaatMss ef C, Melons tad Flsmiin Baca, mi taa mmmm the geaaiae DS. C ?mm^VX^SSS Imitation* of it?e asm? Mi c Lane, SWM pronunciation fiAnpmpfl * wmJLJSUi Xa JL iB Of every description, suitable for the humblest cottage to the grandest palace. The largest mid the Hurst assortment, from the mutt beautiful design* of Velvets uml BruMeU to the least expensive Ingrain*, shoWu nt our store. We have L*ompleted Nrraiigements with one of the largest Carpet Houses In New York to supply uh with mII the hew designs, as tliey appear, and to Mil all our orders at price* that will enable us to sell you Car|>et* as low as you could buy them nt any retail house lu New York, or elsewhere. We show you this Immense Stock through it new mid very practical Invention, called Croft db Peterson's "PATENTED CARPET EXHIBITOR." BATJM BROTHERS, ? LRALERS IN? ? , ' Dry Goods, ClofhUifj, Notions, Boots and 8hoes, Ladles' mid Gent*' Hats, Trunks nnd Valines, Fancy and Family Groceries, Furniture and Carpets, Wagon* nml Busies. All of which* we sell us cheup as call be bought froui any other house In the country. ^ tSTlMcMW call and examine our stock. *^( C^A-IMIIDIEISr, S. O. ffl. H. SIMMONDS & CO, ? DIAlElt IM ST&9&M stJTD FANCY GROCERIES, Provisions, Flour, Fruit, Produce, New Orleans Molasses, Rice, CHOICE TEAS, Bicker's Self-Raising Flour, CREESE AND BUTTER. ? .;iv .* Our assortment of CONFECTIONERY la m Urge and complete u any la town. . rmmm Am meARS CF FINEST GRADES. Satisfaction guaranteed at all time*, or mono/ refunded. No presents given, but fall value in nil gaoiin. 1883. _A-T? 1883. BAUM BROS, OAMDBN BAZAR, YOU CAN NOW FIND THE LARGEST STOCK OF War Gooos, Soots *jvs> Saoss,\ ftieormMG, H*T8t Staple and Fancy Q-roceries, S**&LM&r Haax'*8s, Bsa? wanm, Caoctemar Gm8bw**k, Fva/etrva*. With a great many other artiolc; wbioh will make a home attraotlve. all of which oan be bad at reasonable figures, and we have no donbt but we oan make It to your interest to call. Very Respeotfully, BATJM BROTHERS. ' Mil ? Aff. If. KIM ARB' 8 CLOTHING EMPORIUM. I have my fall Mook of FAM, CLOTHING for MEN'S, YOUTHS' , 00Y8 and CHIL DHEN in CA8SIMERH, CIIEVIAT, FLANNELS and #ERGE ?uits. GENT S FURNISHING GOODS AND NECKWEAR. Tbie line of goods is also romplete in all Its novelties. My Steok of GENTS' FINE 8HOE8 are seleoted with great care. Low Quarters and Oattsrs in Calf and Malt Kid. %i\ yyAll orders promptly attended to. la COLUMBIA, S. C. OPPOSITE GRAND CKNTBAL. npl2G Dutch Herrings. Nloo ud oh cup, ?t DAUM BROS, THE OAHDEN FERIY ?; With U landing*, franoklto, fat, rop? and olheraooompftnlmenta It oftrid for ?nla or I mm, lid way bo treated for privately. If not dlapoaed of before the flrat Monday In Dooouber next. It may ikon bo offered ot publlo out or* before Iho Court Houeo door. W. H. R. WORKMAN, Clerk Board Co. Contu'i. (Jot. 18-81. The "Trade Cigar." 2 for 6 oenta; food *? moat ft oant oImm. Alao, LOB WIllTK Smoking Tobaooo. hard to brat nt five and ton oentf * paokago, at D. C. K1RKLEY. NOTICE. ?All poraone holding olnlma agalnat Kor ehaw county, arialng during tho preaent or fbrner fieoal yoara, are required to hand tbom In, properly attteted, on or before tho ftrat day of >ovember next, to b? audited. Bjr order of tho Doard. W. H. R. WORKMAN, Oot. 4, 4<. Clork Board Co. Coin. J. fi. II. CLADSSBN & CO., 8TKAM. CRACKER BAKKRY Ann Wholesale Confectionery, CHARLESTON, ?, O. RUSSIAN SARDINES They aft nice, at BAl/M BROS. For the Season. ??Rwo/Ctowo," a thorough-brod Ayro ?hlr? Dull will Hand thU.aoaaon InOamden. Apply ?t tba a tor* of W. A. ANCftUM k 00. FEED, SALE AND LIVERY STABLE). Having ' looood tho oorommodloua flTA BLB8 HUeM to Iho DeKalb Uouee, I am prepared loftirnleh outfits In tho wo/of BUOOIF.R, PHABTONfl, tie., for ploaauro drive#. HACK 8 attend upon Iho nrrlval of oil tralna. I am alao prepared lo do hauling of out hind. tOrl alao keep on hand a full lino of IIARNK8S. BUOOIKB, k WAQON8, wh'eh I oon afford 10 aol! at lowor prlooo than any other person In tpwn. I will have on hand throughout tho mo* ?on a lot of t . IIORRKft AND 'mULKR, purohaaod apoolnlly fa* thla market. Buy er* will And It to tbolr Intoroat to call on me before buying. Aug 9 If 4 W. If. BLUB, Agt. Fina Cakaa and Craekera. Waller WUaou'a oelebrated Cakea and Cnu)k?M-Hho (llioat nindo? Juat received o aplendld aoaortnaont, froah.by R?P IT D, C. KIRKLEY. Undressed Kid Gloves, Undressed Kid Gloves, thilfpvl.io. Ty Ihoiu. At BAUM BROS. >. u m m ?. tu. p. m. SCHUIVLCOr PAMXUDl TRAINS. TO COLUMBIA? raou ooumniA sssswu. TO GOAKJBBTOV. sssasjSj<Mu^ t?k? D?VciiR2^J"Uo* ?5J;2 FROM CHAMJMTON. Depart Charleston r.SO ii?* ^m^*? JunJuon 11.63 Due Ctnidto i.flg TO AUGUSTA. KSKas3S4..?K? tsj:2 Due Augusta 7.16*. m PROM AUGUSTA. Depart Augusta Alt a. m ue &ES'n J ttncW?n , ilia. m Uue Oatudeu (j,; x p, u OONMBUT10M8. ?.sarsa-sssaa: finaaufts; sSaHiffiil w>? CbirlotU.(MuBibi?lAAM|iuUItellroid to and from a^lpoints North iT>* lb ways, by Iw?^viu*c*md*? Mdarrlv. 'Of *1 in* Connections toade tlAuctiiU I# and from : T* ???*?'? "? ?. s^^K.r^n.'saas?. sis with Charleeton *?d BaYk&Mh Railway for Savannah and all points Houtb. Conn eel lona mad* at Blaok villa with Barnwell R, R. to and from Barnwell by lr5).lX,on..AW* pTyuioa. y TIIROUuirTlCKTtTBtoallpolnt?,ean be purchased by apply Ins to J. JONES, A??n I, D.o^"ja-.sEwaS^& Geisenheimer & DgALKBS IN GfiOCJMlMS, uqwms. We beg to call attention te , we have constantly in at art a FULL LINE OF whtoh we offirr te omtsaew all as ean be obtained at any stoi Oar stock o t Is of the beet brands _ attention of the ptibllo. 10" Be sure to give oa a eal satisfied we are able Mid will! you both la quality of goods , Geisenheimet & Jan. 26-tf W. CCTTON SEED! I will pay (164 eta) eliteea i ?h per bushel cents eaah per SOUND DRY COTTI delivered to me at this place 1 of next November. Win exohi Seed Meal rer Cotton Seed. M. R. BO1 8ep. 20-8m. List of Tsxt Bee Adopted for < he one af the PnbMo j the term of Ave years from Sept oi Renders? Appleton's, McGuffey'n Hwln ton's. . . ;? Supplemental? Monticth's IV, put Reader, jobonnol's Geograpfcal Shepherd's Historical Readqr, ' .Reading Charts. tHtstorles? Davidson's Hlst6 Carolina. Derry's United 81 Primary United States und C ted States. Bwln ton's Outline History, in two parts. Geographies? Appleton'a fit Maury's Itevlited Series. Arithmetics? Robinson's L Primary, Sanford's Interim? Common School Analytical, tlcal. iv,-. Grammars? Sill's Praetieal L*/| llsli, Whitney's Essentials for lil| Ke<-U end Kelloca's Series, i ? Dictionaries? weboter's and V Writing Books? Reynold's. Hi, Spellers? Sw In ton's Prliufcrt Word Primer, Swinum'a Wol4 ton's Word Analysis. Drawing? Krusl'a, Bartbolotu Muslo? Song Bells, Bona wfl Agriculture- Lnpton's Stems pies orSclentltto AgrioulF November 1, IMS. If, Butter! Ami A pure article, at BAUM French At low prloes, at BAUM Tea Bi? t Something very aloe and Toilet 8ele, Odor Vim, Wedding French I Clock*. WntoHe* of ?ery make ?a4 0 Irl#, and J*W elrjr of the moel iltmm deelgn. Bpeolftllllec ? John Foley'* Gold Pni. Pm. oils and tooth ploka, ad III* celebrated Pebble QIiih tad 8?e?t?el*a. MTTbe only pUee in Colombia when wr be hid * etrfetly IriMkM art lei e ilt Table end l'ocket Cnllery, B??or*, BerWl Shear* Ao., of Joseph Hodger* A Bone, and other well known Ahefteld Manufac turer*. R. N. RICHB (8UCCK88OR TO WM 126 MAIN STRICT, QQL9MX BILL Smoking Toba?*e~n?ne better for PtM nnd Cigarette*, ll D. C. KIKKLKY'B. JPlMMcar CmnAieu* A Urge *nd eelect Meortment J net re. ?elved, nice end freeh, by b. 0. KIRK LEY, The Holidays are Coming. And now le the *%ne to pt*y*rt fbr (hew, Flneet variety of Iropleal IVnU )n Ik* ttmret. Freeh f*r?6?e ettrj week. BANANAS, COCOA NUT*. ORANOKB, MALAGA ORAPM. Northern Fmlte. Apple*, Flge, Peanut*, R*I?(m, Mate, Citron, CtifNMMfc Order* Ailed wlih dUpatch. a. b ajevt <8c ad (X) 18 An), OHARf.KSTON, 8. 0, |HW'i.o%vsr