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THE KKRS1MW GAZBTTE,' Fit AN K 1*. HKAKD, I'KOI'KIKTOH. sinsCRirTiox, i-ni ykak, in aj>sanc>:. J C.VMDKN, IS. C., I KC. 13 1S83. THE LEUIM.ATLUK. We liatl hoped that tlio legj.0 ature I would get down to earnest work imnie- i dlatcly U(k>ii Its assembling, but we fear I our liopes have not been realized. It in j true there has been Home work done, but not near as p-.veh as might have been done. Few nets have passed a third reading In both branches. Wldl?< there has been a large number of new bills Jut-odined, we are sorry to see that so many bills of a p;*lvato nature have occupied the atten tlon of our lawmakers In advance of more Important Interests. The House has refused to open the Stock law question In any of the coun ties. A bill to declare it a nflsdemeanor to um> tho horse, mulo or mare of another without permission will pass. The rail roads o/the State have sent up a petition asking tint repeal of the railroad i-oid mis sion law. The Senate has rejected a bill to re]>eal the civil rights law In ihis Sta?e. A resolution to call a constitutional con vention has passed its third reading in the Senate. The public school system is receiving some attention. A bill to en act a divorce law for this State tins hern defeated. Tho lien law ia up again lor conbideriltton, under a bill providing for Its repeal. A lively time may bo ex pected when ti o railroad laws come up .ior discussion. It Is thought the legislature wi!l ad journ next Week, hut wo fall to sec how . they can complete tho work already on hand lu that length of time. BUYING SEED LOTTO X. A bill is now before tho General As sembly, which provides for n licence in ordor to purchase sued cotton 1 ti Orange - burg county. If such a measure be rt constitutional one, wc hope to see such a bill pawed effecting every county in the State. A licence Is required from all denlers In spirituous liquors, to ho paid to the county wherein suvh traflu' Is to be carried on. It cauuoC reasonably be denied that the traffic In wed cotton is a nuisance and a curpe to our agricul tural in e*est?. Such being tho esse, we cannot see wherein the passage of such a law us the one above referred to would |fl be I u conflict with the constitution of K this State. Tho State Is bound to pro W tect tho property of hor citizens. Tll? LIEN LAW MUST GO. It is indocd gratifying to note the fact that tho House of Representatives, on last Tuesday, passed a bill repealing tho noxious Statute known as the "Lien JjUW." This net, If concurred in by the Senate, will take eft'ect on the first of Juhunry, 1885, We are sorry that the .good effects of this repeal \ylll not be felt At an enrller (fay. Such an act was pass ed by tho legislature a few yeais ago, but tho next legislature repealed the re pealing act beforo it went into ofl'ect, thereby continuing the "Lien Lav" in force ? and It has remained in force ever 8tnce. Adultkiutiox o I food la a growing .jHsgraoe in the United States, whore thu people eat more Impure and unwhole some matter than anywhere else In the world. As long Jas the black art was confined to the luxuries it made little difference, but tho necessaries of lifo nro now tampered by sotno of its most cun ning trloks. The many adulterations 6f flour and sugar represent a vast amount of vloloua enterprise. Startling analyses and repeated exposures of these frauds ?eeut only to increaso tho daring energy ?f their perpetrators. The baby horn in a poor American family to-day starts life with the prospect of oatlng moro ihan the proverbial peek of dirt said to bo destined for every human stomach, i Onk of the most, amusing incidents in the great farce now being enacted In the Untted States Court at Columbia Is the testimony of on* Anderson Bowcn, who figured in this County a few years -ago. Apsit from ,fho interest, which our entire people feel In the progress of these political trials, there Is nothing of a pe culiarly Interesting aspect In tho evi dence of the aforesaid Itowen, beyond the amusing and ludicrous manner in which Bowen gavo his testimony. The people of West Wntfcroe, In this county, remember Mr. Bowen quite well enough to enjoy tho Joko. Tbk advantages of tho Southern St:itos continue to attraot tho greatest attention. They offer Inducements found nowhere else. The South has all that is neces sary fer town n fact urltvg purposes, and tho marvelous richness of her soil makes her the theatro for agricultural Indus trie?. Ih a fow yettrs we may expect to find her the workshop and farm of the ? Utyted States. V . Thr champion Jury-pabkcr of t?.?> /^nineteenth century? District Attorney Melton. ."-I.!1. PHES8 EXPRESSIONS. < ^ Tfi? Only ainle la Hi* ITatom > . (Oreenvlllo News.] WS would like to m??o the proposed dlvoreo law debated. Kouth Carolinians are junlly ? proud of the fact that tl?1n I* the only Htnto In the Union in whlnh the marrlatrn tlo In really IndtRsotubln "until death do us part," An llonMt iKMm Humeri. 4 (Anderson Journal.) Aa honent ls*ue Is now rained between tho "Pomooraoy and Republicanism, ono that t ha people een understand, and thnre U )n*t time enough new remaining fbr nil wmtk fcneod peoplo to stand from under. r /'Sl^aa1 I-ton I.aw. ' (Union Times.} t\ We doubt If there wilt ever bee bettor opan ? lag for a Legislature of Month Carolina to re peat the lion law tliitn tho prnson't prospeots ft vei the repeal to take effhot either l>ec?m- j be* 1st, ?Wi, or January I, Ifrtf. ttee farmer* will He bettor proparod for It then than they ever hiwo been. In (hot, theyaro preparing fhr It now, by ?owt?g a large are* In wheat and oats, an?i in mtMuic their own hO^S. A larger numhor of homo talwM hoti have been filled In this oonnty this yea# thai* any year' eluM the war, end a general H\>t rtt prevails among the farmer* end merchant* to g?t Along without Riving or taking liens. The persons mo?t benefitted now by the law are the manufacturers and i 4>< Iff# In fertilisers. This yoer they have ) jn;??d all the mone^, out of the rnral seotlon? U .(IvMiatoanrt lofl iir "poor Indeed." ? 9.1 m " JOHN GRIFFIN CARLISLE. THE SPEAKER OP THE HOUSE OF KEPKESEN TATIYES. A HlMtnnian nml l'MrllinnentMvlttn ? Kl?vn> teil l?y lll? I'Krt.v from iliv IIoii*u <if tin* Kt-iif uctiy l.<Ki?lutur? to lliu lllgllitkt Olllcc of t lit- I'ort .v-KIrJi Ut ('OlllCt'CNH. A SKETCH OP HIS LIPE. lion. John (j. Carlisle, representing the *Hh district of Kentucky in tin* pres ent (. otigress, !s i:o\v t'oi't y-oitjlit years of age, seven veins nt' which he has serve*! !u (Jonirn-.-K witli Increased dh'-'.inction cactMerm. Soon alter entering ii|?on | I his lir-? term in 1 >7t> it was cooce-V-d i?v j : I hi* older member.- of the House that M r. I 1 artiste was ( I *v-. i i 1 : t? . i to become a een I iiiil hgnre In intional politics, and time has verllled the wisdom of their prophe cy by his elevation to the speakership of tho hotly in which ho has so brilliantly figured. j Tht) contest from which Mr. Carlisle | has Just so successfully emerged is a vic tory that brings hiin into formidable prominence H8 an excellent probability on the Presidential ticket of l?tU. With in cr) iionr after his election by the chu ? ou ? tor the speakership there were not u I lew emphatic In their opinions that the pre. ??em honor wmk only step to the Prts'tlonoy of the Senate in 1S5>">. In other words, it I* churned th;\t Cit lislh w ill tie the Democratic nominee for V ic?j- Pros ule nt next ye.ar in combination with some northern man for the Presi dency. thus uniting the two great sec tions ot the party, North anil Smith, j J he northern gentleman to complete the j the ticket 's not named, MM t AKLIM K'k VtKW* ON TAKIKK. Your correspondent sought an iirer view with the netv Speaker and found him willing to frankly express himself <j>n subjects for future legislation. "Mi'.'t arliele, do you consider your se lection for Speakership an endorsement I y the Democratic p.irtv of yonr refor matory views on the tariff." "Most emphatically, yes. I was the only enndidnte'for 1 lie honor of represent ing my party's policy on tariff, Messrs. Jtandiill ami Cox both holding views in couMistcnt with our position on the pur poses of a tariff." "Do you mean 'tariff for revenuo on ly '*?' " That is tho const Ituent principle, to be regulated, however, so us to protect, our borne, industries without 'o-terini; monopolies. l-.r instance, \* e f.houM haven high tariff on manufactured pro ducts coming in competition with home ludusti ics, with a low larul on raw ma terials hoi at tai liable in our own cot in i r v." Do you anticipate auv attempt, in tije present Congress to n-vi'so the '??vlstin" laws on this suhjeet ?" "Tlmro will probably he no effort of the kind until t, change In the political complexion ol the 'Senate occurs. I l,e lieve, however, that the fptrsii.,n wrll he approached sooner or later intelligently am! for the. best interests of the country at large." itcnoKs ritoM tick CAUprs. on had quite. a walk over In the caucus, Mr. ( arlisltt?" "Ju*t whal I knew would take place, sir. Mr. Randall's arirnmcnt for sun porters was I'aM-.e on so-called 'business interests.' Heavy Pennsylvania capital ists and high protect ionists en mo flown heie and oaid to their representatives : 1 00 must vole for Handall or the mer cantile in teres in of :!:?? country will ant ler. Our worklngmen, and wo as the employers, expect yon to do It.' . It. was tho threat of the bnjjot box that holds the votes.tjuit the ivorklngmah casta to elect a Congressman, and it worked very nicely with about fifty members, but over one hundred nt' my supporters and tfuriy of .Mr. Cox's thought, different I k' and i he result is what" has been a cer tainty for several day s," "111 courtesy to your' antagonists will you place Mr. Hamlall and Mr. Cox on the most important committees?" 1 have not given the subject of eotw mitteo organization much thought, hut my distinguished competitors "will re oeivo duo recognition in. that matter. In n>y 45nnvass tor tho Speakership I re r u it 'unklnjf any promises j?nd l shall reorganize tho committees with material that will Inure to the good of "'?<rMtiy partisan benefits, " "hat have you to say about the sec tional cry that was raised against you during the canvass?" ? "Nothing miii-o tlmn n,0 day Is past when such tactics in politics will nid t be cause oi ??y faeiiou springing it. 1 oe wai- Is over nnd the pubilo tire sat isfied that Mason and Dixie's lino has long been obliterated.'! A HKKI'CM or CA HT.IHf.K'fl MPK. j\f r . Carlisle \vn? burn September Bib, 18!b">, in Kuntnn county, Kentucky. I i ">h curly days were sj>ent In Accurlng an ed ucation such n? the country schools ot those days aflnrdod, nt the same time supporting himself by liis own labor. An opportunity was presented and young Carlisle began tbo study of law in Cov ington. At tbo end of two years !><* was admitted to the bur, In 1858, and no rapid was bis riso In the profession and so great Ills popularity Willi tbo public thai be was elected a member of the Lower House ot the Kentucky Legislating in 180-1, a Ktnte senator In J 8(10, and again In 1801), lieutenant-governor in 1K71, serving until September, I87">. Mi. Carlisle was then relieved from tbo lieutenant-governorship by his elec tion to tlio Forty-fifth and Forty-sixth 'Congresses. lie was returned to the, Forty-seventh Congress, In which he he carfle a conspicuous ligure, and now be Is Speaker of.tbe Forty-eighth. Personally Mr. Carlisle is qni'o digni fied, *yct very com tcous in milliner, And impresses ono with the opinion that lie is a character of more than ordinary ability, hy nature and tm-t a brilliant leader and conscientious politician. The country at largo will anticipate Ids ca reer as Speaker with considerably Inter est. ? ? ? - PnMertt# from RerstiAM*. We ^ have before us tbo tlOtb annual report of the South Carolina Lunatic Asyluirt, bf which we see that there are nt prenent In Hint Institution tltKl patients, of which (lumber 11 are from Kershaw county, as follows: 5 white males, It white females, I colored nude and 2 fe males ? rt mules nud f? females. Of this number fl were received during the lin eal year Justelosed : t A'hlto male, :t white females and I colored female. ? While carelessly ' handling Ids gnn on last Thursday, a Mr. Moore, living a few miles Kant of ? aimlen, bad his left I blind badly torn by tbo accidental dls- ! charge of bis weapon. Ife was also; Alight! v wounded on his left thigh. If, | Is | OBsiblo that Iho hand niny bo saved, . but It will bo badly deformed. ? Journal Town Hall, December 19th and 20th. Grand Entertainment K0R TH1 BKXKKIT Of Til R Kershaw Guards, p&c.w/s ifastuR, ON THK KVKNINO OF tHK 19th. ON THK KVKNINO OF THK 20tH. Twenty of Canjden s Prettiest Young Ladies Will take pari In the Broom Drill. In a?l<ii( <-n to thfe abo?e u'lrnclions, there will bo REFRESH ME NTS served during the Jay and evening of the ltfth, 20th find 21st. There will ulso lie offered for sale during the evenings various articles of FANC Y WOK K, etc. Mus<c will be discoursed by tbs Kershaw Cornel ]5.:ih1 during the entertainment . AJa.itiion, 'lb ceuts. Reserved scuta 3j ceifls. Last Notice. Notice Is hereby given to nil persons in debted to ine individually, or to mo as ad ministrator o |i he of L P. Stephenson, that unless their noted or accounts are paid,, or satisfactory arrangements made in ref erc:ic: thereto, by she first day of. January, 1 HS I . the sauic will be placed in the hands wl an aitorney tor tuit. TJii* notice it final. Deo. 13. F. M. STEl'llBKSON. Beef, Pork and Mutton. The undersigned is now Felling choice beef by ihe quarter at 5 and 0 cents; choice cuts from ?3 lo 10 cents; pork at 10 cents; mutton at 0 and 8 cents. Cull on meat the market. do 13 tf C. NELSON. Santa Claus Headquarters. Christmas comes but orice'fc year, And every fellow can get his share of TOYS AND FANCY fiOODS, At DR. P. L. ZRXU' Q I) HUG STORE. GOME ONE! COME ALL!! And see for yourself the han Isotno displny (lint Snnta Claus l.as made. VASES CUl'S A N D. S A UCI'RS , TOILET SKITS. WAGONS, WHEEL I) ARROWS, CA UTS. CARRIAGES, DOLLS, DRl'MS, *c. The 5 au I 10 cents counter is full to over flowing with an endless vmiety of beautiful toys for the children. (j&R. I<\ ?t* g&.wP. Application for License. Notice is hereby given that I will mnko application la the Town Council of Camden for a license to se'l spirituous liquors in said town during the year 1884. Dec 13, '8;;. J. F. SMITH, Application for License, Notice if: hereby Riven that wo will make application to t be Town Council i<f Camden tor a 'icennc to sell spirituous liquors in aiild town during the year 1884. Dcc. 18,'8:j. HOLLAND & HALL. APPLICATION FOR LICENSE. Notice Is hereby given that we will make application lo the Town Council of Camden for a licensc to soil spirituou# liquors irit sai 1 town during tlio ve-ir 1881. GKISfcJNHElMISU k W ATKINS. Doc. 18, '8!L APPLUATION FJR LICENSE. Notioo is horeNy given that t will make application to the Town Council of Cnrodeti for ft licence to sell spirituous liquors in satd town during the your 1881. Deo. n, *8:5. W'. F. PERKINS^ Aot. ATPL1GATI0M FOR LICENSE. Notice ik hereby (fiven that we will make application to the Town Couuoil of l.'?md?n f ir a U';en ?;? to sell spirituous liqueurs in said town during the year 1881 Doe. 1.5, ' 8 i. UOSKNDORP & CO. MORTGAGE SALE. Will in n? 10.. DcLosehc, Trustee, to S. C. Cly burn. ? Mortgage "f Real Estate, Und- rand Ly virtue, of ft power of sal"* contained in a certain flSortgage executed by Witliaitt K. Del/>ache, Trustee, on tlio IHtU day of December, 'A. D., 1881. and re corded in ofhee of Register of Mesne Con voymieo for Kershaw county, in book "(J. pages 497 antl4M8, 1 \\ill proceed to sell at public outorjf, to tlie highest bidder, m front of tho court house door in Camtlen, on (lie (I rsi Monday in January, 1884, dui - in(fM lie legal hours of sale, tho following re.tl estate: All that pieoo, parcel or tract of land con taining Hfty (f)Oy sores, more or less, situa ted in Kershaw county, State of South Car olina, between tlie Darlington road and 1 1? e niack Ri v* r road; bounded north and en si tiy lauds of Henry flingon; south by lands of U L. Dixon; west by land of 15. W. Davis. Ti rms ensh. 8. 0. CLYRIJRN, Deo. 18-tds. Mortgagee. MORTGAGE SALE. Ncllio I'erry to W. C. Gerald. ? 'Mortgage of Heal Estate. Under And by vir'uo of a powor of sal contained in n oerttiin mortgage oxcott'ol by Nellie I'erry to W. 0. Uoraid on the 1st day of October, A. D., 1880, and recorded in office of Register of Mesne Conveyance for Kershaw county, in book "P. P.," page* (lift, 111 I and (ID'i, we will proceed to sell at pmdio outcry, to the highest bidder, in front of tho court house door in Camden, on the first Monday in January, 1881, donna tlio legal hours of sale, tho following ri al ostato ; All that oertain lot or parcel of land, ?it iiftied in tho town of Camden, County of iTershaw, State of Month Carolina, being one half of lot numbered nine hundred and ninety- seven (9W) on the map of saiil town; hounded north by lot of \V. L. Del'ass, south by lot of 8. Wolfe, trustee, east by Rroad street, west by lot of I'M ward Small. Toitns cash. M F.RON BY A BRA RP, dec 13-tds. Agents for Assignees. SEN D FO.t PRICE LIST. MoELRKE'S JEWELRY PALACE, King Street, CitAnt.Ksro*, fl. C. Largest Block, Lowe?t. Prices in th<t Soui h , Repairing a Speciality. Send me your Dec. 13. W niches. FQS SALE. I Tract of land six mile" cn*t of Camden on iho Darlington Road, containing Two Hundred and Ninety aere?. For terms apply to W. M. SHANNON. N. ?. lftHt. Attorney lit Law, ' . -- \r AND STILL THEY COME! * ** <.4> ' * '? What Comes? Why now and fresh arrivals of g?vJi e v. ry week at Ihe store of L. M. Smith. The undersigned begs respectfully to call the attention of the readers of Xm? (?a?KTTK to the excellent stock -of goosda now iu store ami constantly arriving. 4 In ' ' Ladies Dreis Goods I ofier special bargains ;JhaVlng as n\ce a lino as cau bo fouud iu Oaiujey. In Clothing, Hats, ? Boots and Shoes, I nm prepared to compete with the quality and pno"s of those who claim to bo the ouly Clothing and Shoe dealer* iu (J?mden..i In Groceries, Crockeryv/are, Hardware, Harness, &c., I challenge competition. essF-it would be well for purchasers to call and examine my extensive and varied slock before buying 'Ion t pretend to make a II LOW, but l am prepared to ofier inducements to purchasers. L. .W, FIRE INSURANCE AGENT. Representing tho following well knnwn( Fire Insu'aoce Companies, is prepare I fo write policies upon Dwellings, jjioies, Mer chandise,. Mills, Cotton Qins, &c., at cur rent rales : HOME of%Ncw York, GEOHOIA HOMRi COMMERCIAL UNION, of London,4" STAND A It D FlUE OFFICE. of London. . ROCHESTER GERMAN, of York.,*, ?W"The patronage of, rnv friends and the public generally is solicited. AV. CLYBURN. Save Your Feed / by using Sinclair's Feod Cutters. The BEST FEED CUTTER ill tie Maitct. We have jnst received nn invoice of thes? celebrhted and populnr F<ed Cutters, which wo offer at reasonable prices.* D. W. JORDAN & CO. WITH A $ Bran aNew 3 took. Having opened business at the stove late ly occupied Ky W.' a. Ancrum & Co., and having purohaacd an ENTin^LY FRESH STOCK ^ OI" ? " Plantation Supplies, Family Groceries, &c., I bejr respect fully to ask thn patronago ofl my IrieiYds and the purchasing public gen ei jilij'. Please call and examine my stook. ? John Doby. H No* 15. ... > . ADOPTI THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION 5, 10,15,25,30 CENTS, '* BEST^^PtST- ? Spellers 12*C?ntS. ?. Books (iooD&$ FOR SALE EVERYWHERE T$?T F.V^Ornp Knisin*. Jigs, t'urrints, fit [/^| ron, Dales, Almonds, Walnuts, Mut ter N?t#,**P#oan Nuts, &e., &o., for Bab> by de (jr.. D. C. K1KKLBY. THE MEAT DP. DM LEWIS. II In OutRpokon Opinion. Tlio very mnrkfd tPMImoiilnl* from ffol |ri(" i rofi'i-'urt, ri":rir><'liil>ii> l'l> y i-Iciii mm, mid otiioi iri-otlrmnn of intPlllKcnco .itnl < hnnn - t<>r in i he vulun of Wii rin'r'? h \ !?' I* (,'n ro, pu i> INhi'il In |||i? r-illtorlnl coliliunn of our li<"--t ni'w?i?i|ii'rii, linvo xrenily surprised mr>. Mnnv iif Ih^niitriilli'indn I know, nml rrn?l< 1 ok llirir loMlrooiiy I \vii< 1 m |?ni I lo inir chiiH ? hiiiii' Itott lew of Wnrnpr'n HA l''K Ciiro nml km ? Iv /?? it l\?><ili|?>?. I took liown, *wrtl? lowing I lift o llmrft tlio |lrcKirllici| t|iiuollly. I ii'ii oni|?li''il i ln> hi oil lc j in* l.q nol Injurious, nml ? ill frnnkly ndd llirtl if I found inV?cu tin1 viciloi of it vorloim kWlnov irouMn I ?Oio.inl !???{? I li I ?? po^pnml Ion 'f'lio truth Is, I lln> iiir-hiul profpKMon xlniiil* <lft/,<il nml lioipi. in i'if> pip??'iii'<> of moro Uiiiii onn ; kidney m:i!ii'ly . wh I ip I lir tpsi I nior. v of bun - ilr< 'l>! <>f I n !<?' il?PHf lind v? I y ifpiilnbln Ken- i 1 1 ?? 1 1 1 ?? n iiiii'll v Iphvph roon to iloulit I lint Mr. II if. 'A'nrnpr lin? fallen upon mm of tfiovn A Reliable Eoiss to Deal Will?. W|H. W?leh. Laoi#r Kuson. ELCH SEASON, ? Dealers In ? Choice Family and Plantation Groceries, w;ne3, LIQUORS, SF.GAttS, . AND TOB.vCCO. (127, 129 Meeting and So3th-we?l corner tyrket Streets CHARLESTON,* C. 'Send for price list. No charge for Dray - 01 Packing. Oct. 25. -3m. CRACKERS! CRACKERS! We bave on bund al all times, and are constantly receiving FKESH CHACKEK8 of all kinds. W. A Ancbvm & Co. se22tf Established !So4. Full Season, 1883 McXtOV, JZice tb Co. King & Hasel Sts., - Cuaulkston, 8. C. 140 Church St., ? - - New York City. We bog respectfully to announce lo the people of Kershaw county the arrival of ?ur FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND CARPETS. Net ia many years have vvo placed such I an Immense assortment before iho public. Every department ? WHOLESALE an*' KE TaIL- luis been stocked with new and de sirable goods, and we guarantee our prices to lie as low as offered by any firm >u (he Southern States. DotneMio Goods direct from the Factories. Woolen Woods (rotn (lie Great Auction f<ales. Silk and Dress Goods iu eudless variety. W'o are at present doing the largest and most successful < ? Carpet and Window Shade Business in the State. Good Urusselq. Car pets 75o per yard. Mail orders receive prompt attention at tho ruling prices of the day. If von do not know us already it wilt* bs to your advantage to make our acqu*in?i tnnc*. Wo want your trade, ' McLOY, RICE & CO: Sept 13-88< 4m. ' V f * ' Attention IS INflT 8TO(fo OF Family afl? Fancy Groceries And other desirable goods, which I am de * terained to fell at Lowest PissiBle Prices!! A, share of ptiblio. patronage is respect fully solicited. ?4^jf Goods delivered' freo of charge in any part of tbwn. ' ,y %, k Juno 23. <D? Klrkley. Cow Peas Wanted* 1 ,000 Bualiols of COW PEAS wanted by W A ANCRUM & CO. J.BLAKE 3TEEDMAN, REPRESENTING ?? KNOOP, FREERICH & CO., CHARLESTON, S. C. Issues Exchange on Chnrlesion. Buys Colt oft at liighes I cash price*. fitijrOfhce at D. W. .Jordan & Co.V 4v. ' .4 C7* tjCHlie , t. Wholesale and*ftalM) Uealor It. Fish, (lame, Blisters. Tnrlles, Terrapins, Oysters, efco, Btalln Nod. I and 2 Klsh Market, CHARLESTON, H. <\ Omoe,7 Market St., east of Knst Uny. AH orders promptly attended to. WTERMH CASH Oil CITY ACCEITANCK. 1882 ! 1882 ? GRAND SPRING OPENINGl f OF - FINEST CLOTHING AT ? SU 3E3I^ A3NTXSL, '?Chen pest Clothing house in Ibo oily. I^-A full line of GKNT8r FTJRN18H1N0 GOODS alwiiya on hand. fl<?5f~Colebrat?(d "Manhattan" shirts? a durable and well miWe garment ? is a com fort to the wearer. To bo had at 8. BLANK, popular Clothier, 240 King Street, Oil a hlkhton, S. C. Ho More Illegible Writing, Why? * Heeause KKMINOTON'S TYPE Will run onahiex overy nmn to WRITS LIKE FKSNT. *i*For eireulnrs nnd specimens of typo writ ng, address .1. I). TKF.N IIOI.M , ill Urond St , Charleston, S. C. Rrde .A guilt for South Carolina. Aug 2-?lm. Plantation to Kent. Tho im-lersigned offers for rent for the y*sir 1884, tho Orakcford {limitation. 1ft m il.ove Onroden, containing 1 , 1(H) no res, nboul iVK) in ftilli vrttioii. Terms ?hH ?ftieior v. Will knso toY ft number of ve?rs, if deslrod. Apply to W. OIAUUKN. .hi.. Nov 1 nt ('ntoddn. Tho "Georgia Mnjor." >\ '< Never In ^'<*r ; Alwiyfl in I'ence ; A nd noxious to lie In ihe motiiliH of ll is OOnnlrymon. The best r.?j cigftr on (ho in oriel. For ?*le by t>. fl. K 1 1! K f.KY. I DARK BROWN DepcPiM on ttio teeth no I near llie e Itf"* of (he gutns i\r? removed with a few applica tions of WOOD'S i ) l)ON I I N M It sweeiees tho broftth, hardens Hip (rums, mi l \v>thnl eoninins nothing ** li i ?: !i can t>y miy ni?in< injure tho enamel Try ft lm< S?<>i ? I tiy DiiiKRbis. W. (' KISIIKK. \Vhol<>m?l<? \gent, A u((. 1f>. ('will Kibin, S. ('. reaIj bstatk' rou sai,b. All theso lofq. find buildings thereon, known as the l.ee and Wosnonger lots. ly. jug tielween York Ami K>ne St It will he Hold ftp n whole or in hnildwig lots. To rr. Rponsildo parties easy term* wi I lie offered. Apply to (}. HKIX Nov i ? 11 jft JR. M. KEXXEDV has a very large an-d complete as sortment of 1)R Y GOODS for the Fall and Winter trade, and desires that his. friends and the public, generally should be a drifted of this fact, and in order to carry out his desire he has reserv ed this space in "The ?Ga zette" for thcU purpose. If e is offering bis large, stock of goods at small margin above cost, and all who con template making purchases in his line ivill do well to give Jiini a call. A. D. KENNEDY. Hardware A Speciality. Embracing ?v lino of Planters, Carpenters, ninokHmiih and Coopertt' Tools, Cut Wrought, Flooring ami Finishing Nwils, Pocket and Table cutlesy. r ? ? : BJfF GOQB&f STAPLE AND FANCY. SADDLER V, * WILLOW WARE, CROCKERY, Suitable for the trade. HATS AND CLOTHING. POWDER. SHOTS AND SI1EBLS, Especially adopted for Rreecli Loading gunp. Groceries! II EA T %y A J XI) FA AT Y. TEA8-SELECTEB WITH CARE. Tobacco and Cigars. AT BAMBERG'S! You will find nn elegant slock of Clothing, />*?;/ Moods, Hoofs anil Shoes, HATS AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, And in almoat endless varieties and style*. Having purchased largely In the above lines, and having access to RKAf. IJAMOAINM, I am sure thnt 1 can afford to offer bargains to customers. In addition to the above, I have a full stock of Furniture and Mattresses Which cannot bo bought at as low figures as I am soiling; at. My Stock of Hosiery, &c., is Unsurpassed. Trunks and Valises in largo supply. MTHK flIJKB TO 01 VK MK A CALL. BAMBERG. Oct. i ? lim. W F. PERKINS ANNOUNCKH THE AUUIVAI, OK ?I J%*e w Slock or 4* ro< cri ex* BAiguors* I fines* Tobacco Ac. The unprecedented rush of business at our esl ablishme nl rnakr? it neoessnry for us te c'insiaiitiy in receipt nl New floods. JUff Ijjffuor fPcjHtrf nicnl Is slways supplied with Ihe best. The ''Standard of the World" and "'Golden Rye" are late udditiou lo my stork W. F. PERKINS. Feb 19 - JOB PRINTING. (SI If Y ?u Want LEGAL PRINTING, Go t? The Gazcttn Office. If You Want ADDRESS CARDS, Go lo Tlie Gnzette Office If You W aut 111' 81 NESS CARDS, Go lo Tbe Gazette Offioe. If You Want BILL HEADS, Go to TLc Got?i(e Office, II You Want BANK CHECKS, 0 o lo The Gnxelte Office. If You Want ENVELOPES, Go to The Goietlc Office, If You Want LETTER HEADS, Go to The Oareile Office If You Want LETTER CIRCULARS, Go lo Tho Gazette OfEco i + ? if You Want NOTE HKAD8, Go lo The Gazelle Offico If You Want NOTE CIRCULAR, Go to The Gazette Offico. If You Want PROG RAM M KR, Go to The Gazette Office. If You W*nl POSTERS, Go to Tlie Gazette Office. If Yob Want STATEMENTS, Go to The Gazette Office. If You Want PRINTING OF ANY KIND, Go to The Gazette Office. If You Want CORRECT WORK, Go to The Gazctle Office. If You Want GOOD WORK, Go lo Tko Guzetlo Office If You Want GOOD PAPER, Go to l'he Gazette Office If You Wnnl YOUR MONKVH WORTH, Go to The Gazette Office, I f Veil Want PRO MI T WORK, Go to The Gmtllo Office. I f Vou W (i til NKAT WOKK, Go to The GmiHIp Office, Where il will t>r ezernlril r? promptly, ni ut 1 y , corrrotly ?n<l cheaply nn nt any oIFicp in the Si r? I ?? . g6y~()rf1em hy mail will he promptly at. lenrle'I lo. A<llroij* f. i\ iu;a kd, Vv