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fflB KBRSBAW GiZBTTB. KKANKP. BEARI), I'kofbuctob. ?opmnufTioir, |i ru^to, in admavcs. CAMDB?. ?. C., /AN. 8, 1884. ?M?ipaMMeBn==s3 AFBW TH0UWHT8. Now that we hav? entered upon anew year, it may not be amiss to say a hw words to our leader* upon a aubjeot of hnportaitoe io every one. Ttie past year was one of great nilafortane to our agcU oulturUts, and, indeed, to every depart mcnt of Industry In ,our county. Tho long-oontinued dronght which visited aunirner bat ipade Itsell severely ' (tifit In every line of bqsimps. Mot only ;fles the farmer suffered on aooaunt qf the abort crops, but the merchant, the law yer, the doctor, the mechanic, *pU fwn % the printer has felt the efforts .this Kteat misfortune. One thing ,1s spre and certain? our people fUI never be a pros perous, well-to-do peeple until the sys tem of making cotton their principle de pendanoe aji a crop, .Is fU>jindonpd. But, here ootnes one who says that be.ls/qroed ' to plant oqttou principally in order to obtain ofronwfv.mfj pn his business. This Is, Indeed, a sad .commentary upon' our system qf farming 1 So long as ' the farmer baa ty dqpqivJ Mpon gi ving liens on his crop In prder to carry on the bus- - Iness of farming, just so long will our formers continue to ,tye tke servants of those over whom thuy should be mas tort, Just ^o long will they have to work from year to ye*r, under the burning heat of t^e ^Tuly suns, to find themselves at the close of each SMoqesaivo year, Jy, no mere pros^orous condition than they were when tluy commenced?and in puny cases tynph worse off. flhe credit system hju .been and still Is the .w 9f tW? ptyijt w<i J# f? )on* ?s it Is continued will pur people be poor Mid dependent. If the farmera of Ker shaw oonntv would boldly determine to run their businesses this year In tho most economical uinnn.pr, eschewing llen**o<l nwlngandselllngltttlo odds and ends on tht^r ^?rips, living, J/ need be, in the plainest manner? they will have found, when the next year opens, that a gieat deal hat been accomplished towards emancipating thom from the Suicidal ~ ' " " ' A Kt76nu> find tolomt) night wu that in whtyli the dark gates of time opened to rfcfelve'th# gh<^*t of the dead year 1883, and a young and radiant stranger rushed forth from the dark chasms of eter nity, andfnj^red on Its course. May nil . be at^e to say of the imssjng year, at Its close, that It ^?a been u happy one, that tta oouro haa beon one of Joye ' ,an<j joy. Though some alight clouds of adversity ?ay h?ve oast a shadow over the pros pects of some for a tlmo, as the end ap proaches, let ,us If ust iJ*t under t)je gui dance of a klud ' PpvJdenjw the too ting of the prfftpjo^ year may partake of the glorious halo that has surrounded the setting sup for many weeks past. It u estimated that when corn worth 80 oentsabuth*) fcfed to fatten hogs, the pork produced ooats jthe fHrmejr Ave cents a pound. If this be a true esti mate, many of the farmers In this county are losing money when they seU pork wt T oenti. Corn It worth one dollar per - bushel In any farmer's barn In this coun ty. $o, you see, If pork oos?? five oonts whan corn Is worth fifty cents, It Is worth ten cents when oom la worth one dollar a bushel. Put this In your pipe and ainoke It, ye formers who are selling off your home-made meat. Prksidxmt Arthur, upon a recent vial* fa Vaw ;York, kww alarmed at the danger which ne was lufbrmod had threatened him upon a previous visit to thatolty. It seems that a crank wss found loitering about his room In the Jtlfth Avenue Hotel, and upon being ar. rested stated, that he Intended to treat the President as Gulteau had served Oar field. We have no reason to doubt that the JProslden^ spent several sleepless nlghta. iiJ Now that the objeotlonal features In the railroad laws of this State have been expunged, wo hope Mr. Koblnsou will push forward the Palmetto RaUpwd, t torn Baleigh via C;nmd<;n, to Columbia and 8avfnn#h. This, It appeared, yriss the Mat stumbling block lit the way of building this road through this State. >Ve Shall now see what will bo done. ' " inn in i ? ?? " f Tint crimes nml cnmnkles occurring In South ' Carolina during the holidays juit past are truly appalling. Inmost ?cm* whJ?kcy ha N?n Ht if?e bottom of It. Kven In ?omo of til* ho-qhIUA ?.?dryf> town*, murder has been committal and the publlo peaoe outraged. It It time put 9" If tt to be hoped that Senator Butler'* proposition to give eault United States PP A row Statement of the cotton mills In'fcofeth Carolina shows that 4,600 p*r aons are employed, ^nd that the va)pe of the annua) product Is $9,000,000. The ? V; Southern ootton footor$es consumed lsst t year <11,000 bales, being an Increase over the previous year ef 00,000 balee. They ku yy ^ . ,, t, - A km deubtod theoonsumDtlou In th? lot; {n Chnrl*?to% lent %o?*k. .ss^ssb artsje ' sgaalK1** *|i?i vault )9S9 has ' been an Oplntky ono for ihe Insurance comtMhlMi or a nun-. a private secrets ry , with a salary > A ' jiVjf X\A\?. * A . Jk, ? Brent* 9t Kershaw l? J8M. lilMBT. i T? iQ Alden, M colored man, burned to death la hU oabln near Cam den. 9? 8Utk MOW. (all of u* NHOI NNtlti 10? J. B. ohaw, Esq., a prominent oltlsen of wKiw Kerebaw. dM. 12 ? Death of MlM Henrietta D?L*on oe >* 4MM4* --'vi J'*., 16? Hesldsno* of Charles Engllab, la Ik* Antloch eeetlon, deitrared bjr fir*. 28 -Death of OoL D. W. Jordan. 14 ? Dwlk of Drury Bojrkln, of eastern Ker sbaw. 16? Deatb of Daniel Bethune, pne of tho oldeei oitiiene of the oouuty. 19? Death or W. R. Malone. ' MARCH, 9? Beventb oaow foil of tb* season in Cam den. 11? New calaboose opened to tbe publio iu 0*raden. 12 ? Detth of Mid. John L. Jones, of Liber ty Hill. 14 ? >li\). H. |C. Du^ese elected Colonel of tbe 4lb regiment, infantry. 17? Colored teach era' ' pounty convention held In Oamden. 80? Oliver Drislow hanged for tbe murder of P. W. KloDowall. "? APRIL. 2 ? Election for town oounoil for Camden k held. 0 ? Town Couneil ef Camden Installed. 10? Departure of dlsaatlafleJ European lm. migrant* for ike*Weat.' U? Meeting of Pomona .Qrenge fit Turkey ' Creek. 18? Death yf Tho/nss I. Jones. 21 ? Wateree Orange. P. of H., organized. 28? Terrific storm swept over the oouuiy, uplifting buildings, trees, &o, 24 ? Freshet in tbe Wateree. NAT. 1? First step taken to build tbe Wateree bridge. 10? Corner stone of tbe Confederate Monu raert laid, with nmsonic ceremonies 18 ? Temperance society orgaulied at Beu ' lah. 24? Wateree Bridge Company organised. JUNE. 8? The Confederate Monument arrived at Camden. 10? Death of Wiley Moore. 20? Unveiling of the Confederate Monur '' ment in Cainde.n. Largest orowd ever as sembled here. Military companies from Charleston, Orangeburg, ' fiumter, Dar lington, Columbia and Winnsboro toojc part in the grand military parade. 80? First watermelon of the season brought to market. /pir. 4? Kershaw Guards reorganised. 27? The fatal ioe oream poisoning in Cam den oooutrvd, by whioh about 00 persons were seriously poisoned and one death ?ocurred. Armstrong's stables burned. AUGUST. 1 1? Meeting pf pointy 8unduy school con vention at Damascus ohuroh. Mr. Q. 8. 8f)bmeteer, of Charleston, died in Camden. 25? Fnrulf' carload of watermelons ever re oeived in Camden. SKPTBMBBQ. 1 9? Work ooyimenoe*} on the Wr.tereo Bridge. 11? Annual inspaotion of the militia of - ' Kershaw oounty. OCTOBER. ^0? Death of Mrs. J. W. Walling. MOvanniB. 6? Railroad meeting hpid in Camden, in' furiheranoe of the O. & N. C. N. O. R. R. 16? New bridge over tbo Wateree opeued to tbepublio.* 10? L.C. Thompson's resldenoe at Liberty Dill dostroyed by fire. 28 ? Death fft Wiley Albert. DtOBMQKU. 8? Death of J. M. Williams. 8 ? Camden Ferry sold, ^nd rlosed up the following day. ? ITurewell to 1888. fare (bee well old eighty-three, Yoar checker' d r?oe ie run, Your Joy And woe, your hours of glee Will never mey# roturn. But where are they, the lov'd and lost? Obi where ar? they, iheyoung, theglad? On life's rude ooean tempent toss'd, Or in the oburoh y/krd lojd. Closed are the eyea that sparkled bright The heart* are atllltd In ailenco drear, That might have tbrobid with oifr'p to night And hall'd the new-born year. Ttye Manchester Market. 1 Manoiirstir, December 28. ? The Guar dian, In lie weekly oomtnerolal article, says; ?'There has boen but Utile business in any of tha departments of trade, Prloes are fir a all around. Yarn* made from Amerloan ootton hate been steady and oooasionally one-sixteenth of a penny higher." Crop Kutlmntpa, J. R. Dodge, Btatlstloian of the Agrloul tural Department, has Just completed pre liminary estimates of the prinolpal orops of tho year 1888, whioh are to be printed Wa a" special report for Deoember. They ?bow pat potatoes, as well aa all other ybot?? and oatt, harf grown luxuriantly and yielded abundantly. The average yield of 0or? per aore' for tha present year, Mr Dodga aera la nearly 28 bushels, * ur, more exaotly, by preliminary eaiimatea, 22 7-10, whieh ia within tweWjr per cent of the av ?r " Tbo wheat crop Is slightly In exoees of 400,000.000 bushels aoa tho ootton product is shown by the Deoamber returns If about 6,000,000 bales. Then? will bb another in vestigation after ^he ol'sa of the ootton har vest and' tha ahlpmenit of a large port'.en of tha orop, whan preolse reaulta oan be ap proached more ftMtrly than baa hitherto bpen possible. ] ? ^**T?Mw'aXAaAaiiian>r .rmumr y i? *1 togttbtr Ul? moit M>Mtb oumbtr ?* liavs .Si KuKa'k"?;;? SX"r3a ft?." {nP?,lailZn"iS.,?gifd',r n!?? KA^zlSP'P ?twaved and printed ??* '"*ndl *o Maul* "f?t?ri?oiW In now the only mma* Thl^Ll ?? *??**** thwe At*blon-plut??. Hut ?teKgp^?inou?dm^ sm4&s mmBs A<|r*rtl??d Uitttn. <for WMk tndlng Doxmbtr 90. IMS.) ?A'.ggaLg.gi.W** ,Utt 9 S.H. BHOOItn.P. M. ipftu. ?* Pi WutiimnJiu-o-i!j(iLi.^HL.'|i".n< xyi^iaji^ French Candies, Al low frtm, ftt liAOM BHOS. j SCHOOL BOOKS. . I k??? on kad I supply of lb* Tut Book* adopted for UN in the pabUo aehool* of ?blt Blato, tad am tailing ibem al New York wholesale prices. JOEL IIOUOH, . ja 141 j'.y Bobool Commissioner. C- C. HABENICHT, (Bucoaaeor to Jbho C. Borders.) Wholesale eud Retail LIQUOR DEALER. . Manuf&oturer of Ice and Soda Water. Agenta for Portner's Tl voll and Benntrd Engel'a Boor, lioor lu Patent Stopper Bottlee a auoolaliy. 1?? IMMslu Btreot, COLUMBIA, 8. O. j*3 DISSOLUTION. ?THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore exls ling uiider ibo firm name uf BAUM BKOS. is tbie lUy dissolved bj Ibe withdrawal of Mannas Baura. All parties indebted (o the firm will tenia with JJ. Beum. MANNES BAUM, HERMAN BAUM. Thanking (ha ousiomora and friend# of the firm of Baum Bros., whiob la this day dissolved, 1 lake this opportunity of notify ing tnem that I will oonduot tba business an heretofore in all of ita branches 11 EH a1 AN BAUM. Camden, 8. C., January 1st, 1884. Last Notice. Notice l? hereby given to all pentons in debted to me individually, or to me as ad ministrntor ofjthe estate of L. B. Stephenson, that unices their notes or accouutsare paid, or satisfaotory arrangements made' in ref erence thereto, by the first day of January, 1884, the lame will be placed in the bands of an attorney for nit. Thu notice it Anal. Deo. 18. F. M. 8TEFUEN80N. Beef, Fork and Mutton. The undersigned is now telling choice beef by the quarter at 6 and 0 cents; ohoice cuts from 6 to 10 cents ; pork at 10 cents ; mutton at 0 and 8 cents. Call on roe at the market. de 18 tf C. NELSON. NOTICE, As the Peabody Fund bos been with drawn, the patrons and oitisene are urgent ly n quested to attend a public meeting to devlita ways and means of sustaining the /Graded Sobool and making it a flourishing institution that will add tb the prosperity of our town, at the Town li all on Friday, 4th January, 1888, at 8 p. m. ( Jito. D. Kknnkhy, Ch'm., Trustees, -j W. H. R. Workman, I A. ?*?". Wittkowbky. SHERIFF'S SALE. Tocsr & Dial .vs. E. M- Boy kin, Jr. aud 8u sau M. Lang. ? Exeoudon. Under and by rirtuti of the abovo execu tion, I will sell on the first Mond >y in Jan uary next, at the court house doer in the town of Camden during tho legal hours of sale: All .that piece, parcel or tract of land sit uated, lying nnd being in the oounty of Kershaw and State of South Carolina, con taining ono hundred and forty-nine (149) aores, more or less, bounded north by lands of Estate of Chesnut, east' by lands of estate of Chesnat, south by Town Creek, and west by l%nds of estate of Chesnut. A I. SO, One Steam Engipe and Qixtures. One Cotton Gin aud Tress. Ono Corn Mill. Levied upon as the property of E. M. Boykin, jr., ut the suil of the plaintiffs. Terms cash. d?ol7 JOHN DOBY, 8. K. C. MORTGAGE SALE. ? William E. DeLoache, Trustee, to 8. C. Cly burn.? Mortgage of Real Estate. Under upd by virtue of a power of eale contained in a certain roortgngo executed by Wi'.liafti E. DeLoaobc, Trustee, . on tbe lilth day of December, A.'D., 1881. And re oorded In office of Register of Mesne Con veyance for Kershaw county, in book "O. O.,'*" pages 497 and 498, I will proceed to ?ell at publio outcry, to the highest bidder, in front of ike oourt house door in Camden, on tbe first Monday in January, 1881, dur ing tbe legal hours of sale, tbe following real estate: All that piece, paroel or tract of land oon. taining fifty (60) acres, more or less, situa ted in Kotshaw county, Slate ofHouth Car olina, between tbe DariingtQn road and the Blaok Rivtr road; bounded north and east by lands of Henry tliuson; south by lands of Q. L. Dixon; west by land of E. W. Davis. Ttrnis 0H?h. 8. C. CLYBURN, Deo. 18-tds. Mortgagee. MORTGAGE SALE. Nellie Perry to W. C. Gerald.? Mortgage of Real Estate. Under and by virtue of a power of eel contained in a certain mortgage exeou'od by Nellie Perry to W. C. Oerald ou the 1st day of October, A. D., I860, apd recorded in office of Register of Mesne Conveyance for Kershaw oounty. In book "P. F.," pages 018, 611 and 616, we will prooeed to tell at public outory, to the highest bidder, In front of the court houxe door in Camden, on the first Monday In January, 1884, during the legal hour* of sale, tbe following real efctate: Al', that certain lot or parcel of land, sit uated in the town of Camden, oounty of Kershaw, State of South Carolina, being one half of lot numbered nine hundred and ninety-seven (997) on tb? map of eald town; bounded north by lot of W. L. DePase, south by lot of 8. Wolfe, trustee, east by Broad street, west by lot of Edward Small. Terms cash, MERONRY & BEARD, dec. 18-tds. Agents for Assignees. SEND FOA PRICE M8T. MoELRKE'8 JEWELRY PALACE, King Street, Crakliston, 8. C. Largest Stook, Lowest Prices In the 8outh. Repairing a HpeciaHty. Send me your Dec. 18. Watohee. Agricultural Implements. Call at W. A. Aooruu ftCoV And im th?!r aortment of Agricultural Implementa ? Raapera, Mow?r?, Self-bindln Km pen, llarrowa, Plow* at*. Geisenheimer & Watkins DBALRKA IN emocM*iM8, LtQVOMS* TQW&CCO* 4C* We b?K to cell attention to the fact that w? hate oenatantly la atore a FULL LINE OF 6H0CER|E$, which we offer to ouatomere et aa tow price* an oan b* obtained at any atore in Camden. Our ?lock of Xilouorai, It of tht boat branda and ar? worthy the attention of the pnblio. jMBTRa aura to gite ua a eall. aa wa ara oatlnfial we are able and witling to pleaae you both in quality of goods ana pricee. Geisenheimer & Watkins. Ja?. 26.tf AND STILL THEY COMB! ?VtLV.-vi'iM ? ?. f. mmnm What Comes? Why m? and fresh arrivals of _gooU ? titty week at the ?lur? of L. iyi._Smith The underalgned bega reapeotfally to Qall the attention of lh? Nkdirt of Tmh Qaut^i to the excellent clock of gooeda now i;o atora and constantly arriving. Id Ladies Dress Goods I offer ?peelal bargain a ;*having aa nice a line aa oau be found in Oamdan. In Clothing:, Hats, Boots and Shoes, I am prepared to oompete with the quality and prloea of thoae who claim to be the puly Clothing and Shoe dealers In Camden. In Groceries, Crockery ware, Hardware, Harness, &c., I ohallenge competition. t&~ It would be well for purchasers to call and examine my extensive and varied atock before buying #6aTl don't pretend to make a BLOW, but 1 am prepared to ofter inducemeuta to purchaaera. ?. Jfl. &JMTH. W CLYBURN. FIRE INSURANCE AGENT. Representing th? following well known Fire Insuiftnob Companies, is prepared lo writ* policies upon Dwellings, Btoreu, Mer chandise, Mills, Cotton Qlns, &c., at cur rent rales : HOME of New York, GEORGIA HOME. COMMEKCIAL UNION, of London, STANDARD FIRE OFFICE, of London. ROCHESTER GERMAN, of New York. U(f~The patronage of or friends and the publio generally is solloited. W. CLYBURN. Bave Your Feed by using Sinclair's Feod Cutters. The BUST FEED COTTER ill the Maitst. We have Just received an invoice of these celebrated and popular Feed Cutter*, which we offer at reasonable prloes. D. W. JORDAN & CO. WANTED. CCTTON SEED! COTTON SEED!! . I will pay (161 etc \ sixteen attd one-half ciots oaan per bushel fur 10,000 Bushels SOUND DRY COTTON SEED. delivered to tne at this plaoe before the ftrst of next November. W ill exohange Ootton Seed Meal fer Cotton Seed. , H. R. BOYKIN, Sep; 20 -8m. CAMDEN, 8. C. MMwtter ! Hwtter It A pure nrtiole, at DAUM BROS. Fancy Candies. A large and select assortment just re ceived, nice and fresh, by D. C. KIRKLEY. STATED QAHD OF EDUCfflTIQH 5,10,15,25,80 CENTS, BEST^NDCHtA('tSr Spxuxbs 12 CxmtS. ^^Bookb &ood FOR SALE EVERYWHERE WJ"KW Crop Raisins, Figs, Currants, Cit i^[ ron, Dates, Almonds, Walnula, But. ter Nuta, Pecan Nuta, &c., Ac., for aate by da H D. 0. KIRK LEV. ... ? t .. * t-v./v NOBBY AND NICE! Something New For Camden. First-Class BAR AMD RESTAURANT. DELMONICO! DELMONICO! DELMONICO! The attention of ill* read are of Th? Oa ?xttk la raapeotfully ealled to the foot that, with the beginning of a n?wh(nlmM?M?n, wo hare niacin great Improretitenta to lb* only FIRST-GLASS BAR In Oomden, having addad largely to our qtoek of UQUOBS, TOBACCOS AND CIGARS. Wa ere prepared to aupply the wont* of all from n alngle drink too pint. * quart or ? gallon of good old liquor. Giro ua a Mil. Wa wlah It distinctly understood that our WII1TK RVR WlflPKKV if the getiulno Fennaylranlo White Rye, and tbnt we do not aofl corn whiskey, mixed with rye whle key, and call It ??White Rye." tffDiinka mixed by oxperta. The patronage of the publlo I* oordlalty solicited. IMWIWI 6 ??. ' ' 1 liuY: W. H. Welch. Lauier Kasoo. WEGH I E4S3M, ~Dm1ot U? CbotosfffcaUy and Plantation Groceries, WINES. ^VT LIQUORS, SUGARS, Tahd tobacco. 127, 129 Hn(Ib| lid 6e|lh<w.Mi corner tyarket 81 reels, CHARLESTON, 8. C. Bead for price list. Mo charge for Dray aga or Packing. -v Ool. 26.- Km. CRACKERS! CRACKERS! Wa bava oa kaad atall times, and are constantly receiving FRESH CRACKERS of all kind?. yf. A Akcbum & to. ?22lf Established 1864. Fall Season, 1888 Mc&or, Mica if Co, , King k UuU St#., - - CaABxavron, 8. C. 140 Church 8.1,, - - - New Yea* City. I We beg respectfully to announoe to tbe people or Kershaw count/ the arrival of our FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND CARPETS. Not la many year* bare we plaoed such an immense assortment before the publio. Every department? WHOLESALE an>t RE TAIL ? has been stooked with new and de sirable goods, and we guarantee our prioe# to be aa low as offered by any firm in tbe Southern States. Domestic Goods direct from the Faotorie*. Woolen floods Irom the Great Auction Sales. Silk and Dress Goods in endless variety. We are at present doing the largest and most successful Carpet and Window Shade Business in the Stat*. Good Brussels Car pet* 76c per yard. Mall orders reoeive prompt attention at tie ruling prioes of the day. If you do not know us already It will be to your advantage to make our acquain tance. We want your trade. McLOY, RICE & CO. Sept 18-88, 4m. Attention 18 INV1TBD TO MY STOCK OF Family and Fancy Groceries And other desirable goods, wbloh I am de termined lo sell at Lowest Possible Prioesl! A share of publio patronage is respoct fully solicited. Goods delivered free of charge in any part of town. June 28. D. C, Kirkley. Cow Peas Wanted. 1,000 Bushels of COW PEAS wanted b j W. A ANCHUM & CO. j. BLAKE STEEDMA.N, REPRESENTING KNOOP, FREERICH & CO., CHARLESTON, $. C. Issues Kxohauge on Charleslon. Buys Cotton at highest oath priocs. gfcjrOfflce at D. W. Jordan & Co.'s. Chan. Cm Leslie * Wholesale and IteUtl Dealer li. Fist Gap, Lobsters. Turtles, Terrapins, Oysters, ? too. Mtalls Noh. I and *i Fish Market, OH AKI-iEHTON, H. C. Omco, 7 Market Ht., Mat of Kuct Hay. 4VAII order* promptly attended to. TKitMH CAHIt OK CITY ACCEPTANCE. lfGRA!ND SPRING OPElASI? FINEST CLOTHING S. 33T <A KTEL, Cheapest Clothing house In the oity. iarA fall liaa of GENT8* FURNISHING GOODS always on hand. JGT* Celebrated ??Manhattan" shirts? a durable and wall made garment ? is a com fort to the wearer. To be bad al t. BLANK, Popular Clothier, 240 King dtraet, On ailrston, 8. C. No More Illegible Writing. Why? Because REMINGTON'S TYPE WRITER enable* a*ery man to WRITE LIKE PRINT. For circulars and specimens of typa writ ? ng, address J, D. TR F.N HOLM, 81 Broad 8t., Charleslon, 8. 0. Sele Agent for South Carolina. Aug 2.0m. Plantation to Rent. The undersigned offers for rsnt for the year 1884, the Ihrakeford plantation, 1ft miles above Caw ? n, containing 1,100 flores, about ftOO In cnll.*ation. Terms ustufnototy. Will lease for a number of years, If desired. Apply to W. CLYBURN, Ja? Not I at Camden. FEED, SJU M LIVEHt * ' >t ? ?'? 11 1 * "f">T* "? I I 8T A.ZBXjZE3. Having laaead tba eomtnmodlotia BTA BLWt attaohad to the DrKelh llotme, 1 am prepared tofuruleh ?utfltii In I ha wey of MJUQIKM, PllAlTONfl, ho., for bleaeure drive*. IIA(3K8 attend upon (lift arrival of all trains I ara alao prepared to do battling of any kind. ?Or I alto Veep on hand a full line of lIARNKHft, nUQOlES, k WAOONB, which I can afford to Mil at lower price* than any other portion in town. I will hava on band throughout the nee ton a lat of IIOR8RA AND MUI.KH, purehaaed ?paotally for thl* market . Buy ?ra will And It t? thalr intereat to call on ?a before buying. Aug A ly. W. H. BLLI8, Agt. Corn! Corntl Baat OOIIK eelling At 00 Httl par btnhtl W. A. AffCRUM h 00 B. JR. M. KENNEDY has a ?? ?. ry 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' he advised of this fact, and in order to ca,rry 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, a nd - all who con template making purchases in his line will do well to give him a call. A. D. KENNEDY. Hardware A Speciality. Embracing * line of Planters. Carpenters, blacksmith and Coopers' TooU, (hil, Wrought, Flooring and Finishing NuiU, I'ooket and Table (julleay. BET GOODS? STAPLE AND FANCY. SADDLERY, WILLOW WAKE, CROCKERY, Suitable for tbe trade. HATS AND CLOTHING. POWDER. 8HOT8 AND 9HEEL8, Eipfsoially adapted for Breeob Loading gun*. Groceries! HE A VY AND FANCY. TEAS SELECTED WITH CARE. &QQTS SmOJBS/ Tobacco and Cigars. A. D. KENNEDY. AT. BAMBERG'S! Y?u will find an elegant atook of Clothing 9 Dry Goods, Hoot s and Shoes, HATS AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, And in Almost endless varieties and styles. Having purohneed largely In (he Above linei, and having access to REAL BARGAINS, I am turo thnt I can afford to offer bargains to oustomers. Id addition to the above, I have a full stock of Furniture and Mattresses Which cannot be bought at as low figures as I am selling at. My Stock of Hosiery, &c., is Unsurpassed. Trunks and Valises in large supply. Mr UK 8URK TO 01 VK ME A CALL. BAMBERG. Oot. 4 ? <im. W F. PERKINS ANNOUNCES THR ARRIVAL OP Ji JVew St ode or Groceries* MAquovh , Wines. Tobacco Ac. The unprecedented rush of business at eur establishment makes it necessary for us to be constantly in receipt of New Goods. JfMy lAuuor MM e par intent It always supplied with the best. Th? "Standard of the World" and "Golden Rya" are late addition U my stock. W.F.PERKINS. jtB ruRfuw. ir.i . If You Want * LEGAL PRINTING, Go ta The GasaMa Offlo^; If You Want ADDBES8.CARD8, Go to The OaseUe O.ffiop* If You Want DU8INES8 CARDS, Go to The Gaiette Office., 9 It You Want BILL HEADS, (Jo to TLo Gazette Office, it you w?ujt DANK CHECKS, Go to The Gazette Office. If You Want ENVELOPES, Go to The Gatetta Cffice, If You Want LETTER HEADS, Go to The Oaiatta Office4 If You Want LETTER CIRCULARS, Go (o The Gazette Office If You Want NOTE HEADS, Go to The Gasetta Office If You Want NOTE CIRCULAR8, Go to The Gaiette Office. If You Want PROGRAMMES, Go to The Gaietle Office. If You Want r08TER8, Go to Tli? Gaxette Offioe. If Yon Want STATEMENTS, Go to Th* Gasette Office. If You Want PRINTING OF ANY KIND, Go to The Gaaette Office. If You Wait CORRECT WORK, Go to The Gaiette Office* If Yon Want GOOD WORK, Go to The Gatetle Office If You Want GOOD PATER, Go to The Gaiette Office If You Want YOUR MONEY'S WORTH, Go to The Gatette Office. If Y?u W?nt PROMIT WORK, Qo (o Th? (JftietU Offic*. If You Want NRAT WORK, Go lo Th? Gwx?l(? Offlof. Wh?ro it will 1>* eifculnl ?* protnplljr, n*nt ly, corrfdly ?*n<l ohmply ?* at Miy offio? (n the ftt?t?. 0^~Or<l*rn hy mull will h? promptly ?t ttndtd lo. AddrtiMi F. P. BEARD, c ?- v-KmOk