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THE KERSHAW GAZETTE. < FRANK P. BKARD, Pkopriktob. iVMCurrioN, $2 ran teak, ? adnakck. ? 'i ?" .I1 i wad ? 8 i a at CAMDEN, 8. C., JAN. 10, 1884. . i ? II ?> - T-T~ 1999. In one respect 188$ It like all other years? a great many notable events hap pened In it. Aooordlng to die annunl reviews, always published about this time, this is tue striking peculiarities of 'all the years. The most remarkable year 'would be that about wblch the reviewer oould say : "During the past yerr noth ing remarkable has happened." A small number of great men and a groat nura" her of small men always die. Then there 'are great fires, great floods and great ca lamities of all sorts. _? Now and then a year shines out be yond and above others, like an electrlo light atove the gas lamps. There wa* 1493, the discovery of America; 1620, the landing of the pilgrims; 1815, the "fall of Napoleon, otc- Then there are Ikmous "cholera" years ; years of famine, drought, heat, cold. But aside from # even these, It is a pretty dull year In deed in which man or nature doesn't furnish interesting matter for those who survive to read It. If Are, water, wind or earthquake doesn't provide It, man's jealousy, revenge, ambition, carelessness Or timidity, causing scandal, panlo, mur der, or some catastrophe, will generally, during the course of twelve months, save ^people from dying of having absolutely nothing tp think of or talk about. * Muoh like the rust of them was 1883. Statesmen, politicians and philHiithro "plsts have died. Gairibetta early hi Jan uary f'Dore, the artist, also; Wagner, the famous oomposor, ex-Governor Morgan, W New York, and ex-Postmaster Gen eral Jewell in February. A. H. Steph ens, ex-Vice President of thoox-Confed ?racy; Prince Gortschakoff, ex-Chan 'Oelleroftlio Russian Empire, and ex Secretary and Senator T. O. llowe In 'March ; Pptcr Cooper in April ; Bishop Peck, M. E. ChUrcb, in May; Tom Thumb and Anthony Trollope, tho nov elist, in July ; Judge Jere. Black, and the Count of Chambord, the last of the ^French Bourbons, in August; and Gen eral Steodtuan In September. Tho famous or notorious events were tho gfoat earthquakes of Java in August, destroying 76,000 lives; the destruction 'of a whole Swiss village by a landslide In January; tho burning of a circus in Russian Poland, the samo month, at ^vhloh 400 lives were lost; a panlo at an , exhibition hall In Leeds, destroying sev eral hundred school ohlldren ; tho loss of tho odoan steamer Cambria, sunk in the Gernltiu Ocean with 300 or 400 persons ; 'tho drowning of sixty persons from a Iklllng wharf near Baitluioro in Augdot; _ a cyclone thb samo month at Rochester, Minnesota, causing a loss of twenty-five or Ijhiriy lives ; the month's strike of the telegraph operators during Ju>y and 'August; the burning of the Nowhall House of Milwaukee lu January by which seventy-flvo lives were destroyed ; the shipwreck of tho steamer Manistee en Lake Superior in November with , tweuty-flve persons on board ; the vlcto |ry of the Falso Prophet In December; the beginning of the Frouoh-Chinese war in September ; the opening of tho New York and Brooklyn bridge and its paulo In May ; the osoapu of the star . irouto thieves lu June; ?atul the passage 'of a civil sorvloe bill In February. Of tho things which didn't happen, the list perhaps would bo quite as long and quite as interesting. Among them It is worth wfylle to mention only the euooess of the Kcely motor ; the erection Of the Bartholdl pedbstaT; tho recogni tion of Mrs. Langtry as an aotress; the provehtton of strikes and low wag6s by ia (protootlve tariff; tho overthrow of Christianity by "Col. Rob" Ingorsoll; the arrival Of Von nor 's prophesied storms the completion of tho Washington mon ument, and tho dlsoovery of the mufder Wre of a sooro or two of jpersons In all parte of the Vnltod States.? Ex. ? * ? - Uhcljs 8am reduoed hU debt $110, 000, 000 iMt ycnr and It stilt rerfublng It. ' In owning up that he didn't knew what caused tho red Hufisotfl, Professor ^fioomls, of Now Haven, sot an example of frankness which the other astromo 'met* Might well Imltuto. ; "tfft.'ii. Gborob Washington's memory ) s honored 111 many different ways; the grave of hta mother, tu Fredericksburg, Vh.v, lies negleoted and unkept, a prey to *elle?hunters and vandals who mutilate the parttally-oorapleted monument with Impunity. Bullet, shot and pehell hate toll Aided in the disfiguration, and grans 'and weed* crowd the tumfott. ' 1 . ?%#?? ? - - - - tiao*ou generously goes ahead oar ing tor the maimed and disabled exoon Yederates Who weut out under the Geor gia flag, pensioning thorn in SplU of criticism and regardlesa of "political ef fect." Those who have lost a leg above the knee reoelve $100; below the knee, $75; arm above theelbeW, $60; below the elbew, $40. These payments are now fcslugmade by order of the governor* \mdsr th act of the legislature. ??M tU WtrM't HuppJr Of Otttoa, N*w Yo*?, January 5.? Th? tout vltlbU ?apply of cotton for tho world 1? 8, 441,071 p*)tltolyl?t yoar; |tooolni? of ooUoi at ?II intorlwr town# 89,49ft bales; rooolpt* *om plantation# 1W,270| crop la tight, 4,421,105. 1 5 OcHMfMimUTe Cotton btetomtnt. T?a following te tho comparator* cotton V atatotoont for th# woak ending January 4, t, SUl*.?8':irkpr1; Btport.fcr the wook' 182,979; uMi work ***? *?W,4?7 ; tb nm? <UU lMt jr*nr 2,Wl,7(>8, Btook a all Unlt?d SutM port* 1, 274, 670; >lfft**ar 964,0*4; .took it all town* 5ll,fll8 j oamo Urn# |m( ynr ?took at IAverpool <179,000; aatna ti?o lMt ?ir 740,000; .VUok of'Tmo kio$l for Ortot Brtut* 879.0001 *mo tlmo *aaoke?t?r *ark?t. I [A?o?f ?*??, January 4,-~fht fftt tnfan, " Ootnmotolol nrMole *ay?/ Prfooa aro preaafctquotatlOna aro *irlon*)y mlp/ Yarn# aro ?to*dy. ? - ?w-' ? ^ ADJOINING COUHTXM. ... ., WBUKQXOK, Tho Town Oouaoil of Darlington k?T? pal **?* ?' Ut u *** U?t ^ ??Lu!SS!,*m "" t~" ~ JSf ^co?d iMUlment to tho (took of the HrlingtOB factor/ U being prompt!/ paid. !!# .?? tor ,,T,rtl 7wr? ?? . i. L? brld*# ?w P?* Dm Rivtr, li#4 at bio homo ob Friday, 28tb ult. .!?'? B' *?"7 bw glnnnd at hi* steam nlll at Cypress 402 bales of cotton this year. Oat orops in over/ direolion ore promis. ng. A large ore* planted and tb? plants veil adyanced. ? Died, near Cartersvllle. Dee.89th, 1888, Mr. Joseph Commander; aged 88. Near tbo gall/ ohurob, Darlington conn s' M?rs 1888' Mr' Mathew ?*u; aKed The Darlington .JVwi says that the tenant former* in the Carters seotion of that ooun iy will have hard times nexty<ar, as they have made no provisions, and the cotton Jrops in many cases did not j>ay the rent. The Darlington Ntwt says: "Mr. Q. G. lehnson and faraiiy, who sold out and n.ov 9d to Florida tome two weeks ago, has just returned, and is now of tbo opinion that South Carolina is the best plaoe, after all." SDMTKR. On Friday, 20th ult., the besuty and Dhivalry of Providenoe turned out in force, ?t the tournament, grounds noar Mr. Char ley Williamson's. Mr. Jas. Carnes won the first prise, and orowned Miss Viola Biackoy Queen of Lore and Beauty; Mr. Wm. James, the Seoond Knlgkt, crowned Miss Llsiie Phillips, First Maid of Honor; J. A. Doykin, Third Knight, orowned Miss Annie Doby. and Mr. 8ara Shaw. Fourth Knight, orowned Mies Minnie Green. There is some talk of starting a ootten seed mill la Sumter. Tho town of Sumter cliargos $000 a year for barroom licenccs and requires drwtfKiBts who handle wines, bitters or intoxicating liquor of any kind 10 pay a lioense of $200 ft year. &ANCASTKK. There were 27 real estate transfers en tered in the county auditor's office last month. A fight ooourred at a colored festival at Jim Jones , on Friday night, in tho Wax haws, in whioh a number of persona took Pistols, knives and rasors were drawn, but not used to any serious ?xtent Whiskey was at the bottom of the difficulty. A sou oi Mr. 8amuel 8mall, of Flat Creek Township, aged 14*years, was.injured on the i ult. Medioal attention was given, but after a week's timo it was deemed necessa ry to amputate tbo foot. faikfikld. Cotton stealing seems to be "just the stylo in the northeastern portion of the oounty. Three bales of good cotton have been stolen and disposod of in that seotion within the last two weeks. It is alleged that the parlies in all tho oases have been apprehended and arrested. Nathan Smith, the oolored man who was nA t kn affray 80lue weeks ftgo at fUdgeway, has recovered . MrDrti?5Shrl,8tma8uW1ek at W??dwardV Mr. Grev Doulware had ono of his eves eo" ^i?red by ths explosion of fire Mrs. Sallte Brioe, wife of Mr. y0UnK Jfi? * ?! 'Woodward's, in Fairfield oountv hid K??,n lhe 26tb u,t* Mrs- Br'oe had been confined to her bed for several A AF m?*!? 1! ?f.?,iigeW,aJr Lod??j No- 80. A. F. M., on the 27th ult., the /ollowinir officers were regularly Installed for the on. suing year: 8. F. Coopor, W. M.; F M V'k MoQuatters, J w John Molntyre, Troasurer; J. A. 8imn8on' f""!"/- '{; p s D.; H. L. CrSmp : Ion, J. B ? ? B. M.ioheli, J. r. 8milh, Slew ards ; John Coopor, Tyler. MORTGAGE SALE. South Carolina ? Ktrthaw County, Fannie Johnson to W. W. Whtlden & Co. ? Mortgage of Heal Estate. Under and by rirtue of a power of saVv contained In a mortgage exeouted by Fan alt Johnson In favor of W. W. Whildon A Co., and assigned to mo, whioh mortgage is dated Maroh 20th, 1881, and reoorded In the Clerk's offloe for Kershaw oounty, in Book 4,Q. 0.," page 267 ?8, I will Bell, at publlo outory, before the Court House in Camden, within the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in February next, the foi lowlng real estate : That lot of land, lying and situate near th? town of Camden, County and State aforeaald, oontalning two and one-sovonlh aoies, (2 1-7) more or less, bounded North by lands of Dr. F. L. Zemp, East by same, South by lands of Dr. Baruoh, and West by lands formerly of J. M. Deoaussure. -> MARION MOI8B, Assignee, J. T. Say, Jan 10 Attorney. f MORTGAGE SALE. Lavlnla Bykes and Alflred Bykes to Baum Brothers? Mortgage of Real Estate. By virtue of a power of sale contained In ? mortgage executed to Baum Bros., by Lavlnta Bykes and Alfred Sykeft, dated February 7th. 1888, and reoorded In the office or Register of Mesne Conveyanoee, book ??If. H. pages 664 and 666, we will sell at publlo outory to the highest bidder, in front of the oourt house in Camden, dur ing the legal heurs of sale on the first Mon - day In Fsbruary next, the following de? sorihol real estate: * - ALL that piece, parcel er tract or land and building* thereen, situate, lylbg and being in Kershaw Oftttvity, South Carolina, con taining eighty aores, more or less; bounded north by lands of Llndy Dinkinson, east by 1 lands of Sally Brown, aoutb by lands of | Mark Anthonjr and west by lands of Snow Damps*. Terms ?ash. MERONBY A BEARD, Jan 10 tdi Agents for Mortgagees. MORTGAGE SALE. Margare\ Qardner and James Oardner to Baum Brothers.? Mortgage of Real Estate. Under and by virtue of a power of sale oontained in a mortgage executed to Baum Bros., by Margaret Gardner and Jamas Gardner, dated Maroh 8th, 1878, and re eorded la the offloe of Register of Mesne Oonvoyanoa, book "E. K pages 206,- 20fi and 807, we will sell at publlo outory to the highest blddtr, In front of tho oourt house I in Camdon, during the legal hours of sale 1 on tho first Mondty In February next, the following detorlbed real estate : ! All that piece, paroel or treet of land In Ktrshay oounty, South Carolina, with buildings thereon, esntaihing two hundred and fbrty <240) aores, more or lees; bound ad north by lands of W?. Dabney, east by lands of Ben|, Johnson, south by lands of Oaret Anderson, west by laads of Arohy MoOlester. Terms eash. MERONBY A BEARD, Jan 10 Ids Agents for Mortgagees. X Must Have Money. I hereby oslt upon all who aro owing me Air professional services to settlo their ao obnnta or make satisfactory arrangements with mo oonoerning the same. Those who fell to do so, need not expsot my serrioes tfntll snoh arrangements are made. TkUU *<mtitt. J B, W. ITAtf.E, M. D? jn 10*81 ? > Hat Rook, B. 0. ,~V tit . THE "TRAM CIGAR." U> best at Ave and ten SCHOOL BOOKS. I have on Lund ? supply of the Text Book* adopted for on in the pabllo schools of this 8Ute, and ?m tolling Ibrm ftt Now York wholeoftle price.. JOEL HOUGH, jft 2-8t School OoMlttioner. : c. C. HABENICHT, (8uooomot to John 0. 8eegere,) Wholesale and Retail LIQUOR DEALER. Manufacturer of Ice and Soda Water. Agent* for Portner'e Tlvoii and Bersner A Engel's Boor. Beer In PatentBtopper Bottles a specialty. 1<?? 166 -Main Street, COLUMBIA, B. 0. Jft 8 DISSOLUTION. THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore exis. tins under the firm name of BAUM BROS. Is this day dissolved by the withdrawal of Mannea Baurn. All parties indebted to tbe firm will settle with II. Baum. MANNES BAUM, HERMAN BAUM. Thanking the customer, and friends of the firm of Rauai Uros., wbloh is this day dissolved, I take this opportunity of notify ing tnem that I will conduct the business a ,i heretofore in all of iis branches HERMAN BAUM. Camden, S. C., January 1st, 1884. Last Notice. Notloo is hereby given to all perwns in debted to mo individually, or to mo as ad ministrator ofjtho estate of L B. Stephenson, that unless their notes or accounts are paid, or satisfactory arrangements inado in ref erence thereto, by the first day of January, 1884, the samo will be placed in the bauds of au attorney for suit. This notice is final. Deo. 18. F. M. STEPHENSON. Beef, Fork and Mutton. ' fho undersigned is now selling choice beef by the quarter at 6 and G cents ; choice ouis from G to 10 cents ; pork at 10 cents; mutton at 0 and 8 cents. Call on me at the market; de 18 tf C. NELSON. NOTICE. As the Peabody Fund has been with drawn, the patrons and citizens are urgent ly requested to attend a public meeting to devise ways and meauB of sustaining the Graded School and making it n flourishing institution that will add to the prosperity of our town, at thu Town Hall on Friday, 4th January, 1888, at 8 p. m. f Jvo. D. Kknnkoy, Ch'ra., Trustees, -j W. If. R. Workman, (.A. vV. Wittkowsky. 8 END FO.l PRICK LIST. MoELREE'8 JEWELRY PALACE, King Street, Ciiakliston, S. C. Largest Slock, Lowest Prices in the 8outh. Repairing a Speciality. Send me your Deo. 18, Watches. Agricultural Implements. Call at W. A. Ancrum &Co'a. aud see their sortment of Agricultural Implements ? Reapers, Mowers, Self-bindin Reapers, Harrows, Plows otc, Geisenheimer & Watkins V DEALERS IN GQ0CM&IBS9 WOB&CCO* &C. We beg to oall attention lo the fact that we havo constantly in t?(oro a FULL LINE OF GROCERIES, whioh wo offer te oustomers at as low prices as can be obtained at any store in Camden. Our stock of LiQLUOrs, Lianors, Is of the best brands and art worthy the attention of the public. Jtea^Be sure to givo us a call, as we are satisfied we are able and willing to pleaso you both in quality of goods and prioeB. Geisonheimer & Watkins. an. 26-tf R. N NRICHBOURG, (SUCCESSOR TO WM. GLAZE,) 126 MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, S. C., PKALKIl IN FRENCH GOODS CONSISTING OP Toilet Sets, Odor Stands, YaBes, Card llcoelvors, Flower Stands, &o., Wedding Presents, in Sterling Silverware. Frenoh Blaok Mnrblo and Ornamented Clocks. Watohes of every make and style, and Jew elry of the most elegant design. 8pooialitles-~John Foloy's Gold Pens, Pen cils and tooth pioks, and the oelebratcd Pebble Glasses and Spootaoles. HTThe only place in Columbia where can be had a strictly ftrst-olass artiolo of Table and Pooket Cutlery, Bators, Barber's Shears &o., of Joseph Rodgers b. Sons, And other well known Sheffield Manufac turers. HAM 8AUSAQE <ti Jolly. Very nice and oheap, nt D. C. KIRKLKY'S. LAVORING Exlraots, Jellies, "Pickles. Sauces, Spices and fine Confeotionery, 'or sale by I). 0. KIRKLEY. Genuine German Kainit MID OTHER FERTILIZERS. Tons genuine German Kninlt ? dl reot Importation? and ail other fertilisers, for sale by HERMANN BULWINKLK, Kerr's Wharf, de2fl Charleston, S. 0. ~ no&mxjr Smoking Tobacoo ? none better fo* Pipe and Cigarettes, at 1>. 0. KIRKLKY'S. Fine Cakes and Crackers. Walter Wilson's celebrated Cakes and Crackers?the finest made? Just received a splendid assortment, fresh, by Sep 27 D O. KIRKLEY. Undressed Kid Gloves, Undressed Kid Gloves, nt half price. Try them. At BAUM BROS. Tomatoe *. 81b Cans of Tomatoes 1ft oents, 2 Cans for 2ft oents at W. A. ANCRUM h CO'S. iW CROP MOLASSES. lrleans Pancy and Medium grades by W. L. ARTHUR & I?RO. ? - y : " i - ? ' Butch Herrings. MIm ftnd ohftap, at MUM BROS. V.' AND STILL THEY COME! "What Comes? Why new and fresh arrivals of good-i tvery week at the store of L. M._$mith. The undersigned begs respectfully to call the attention of the readers of The Gaekttk to the excellent stock of gooeds now in store and constantly arriving. In Ladies Dress Ooods I offer special bargains ;'having as nic? a line as cuu be found in Oamden. In C Icil ir g Hats Boots and Shoes I am prepared to compete with tbo quality and prices of those who olaim to be the only Clothiug and Shoe dealers in Camden. In Groceries, Crockeryware, Hardware, Harness, &c., I challenge competition. lerit would be well for purchasers to call and examine my extensive and varied stock before buying. on t pretend to make a DLOW, but I Am prepared to ofier inducements to purchasers. Ij. Jfl. SJWTMM. W CLYBURN. FIRE INSURANCE AGENT. Representing the following well known Fire Insurance Companies, is prepared to writo policies upon Dwellings, stores, Mer chandise, Mills, Cotton Guts, Sco., at our rent rates ; HOME of New York, GEORGIA HOME. COMMERCIAL UNION, of London, STANDARD FIRE OFFICE, of London. ROCHESTER GERMAN, of Now York. dfTlio patronage of my friends and the publio generally is solicited. W. CLYBURN. Save Your Feed by using Sinclair's Feed Cutters. The BEST FEED GUTTER ill tie Maitet. We have just received an invoioe of these celebrated and popular Feed Cutters, which we offer at reasonable prices. D. \V. JORDAN & CO. WANTED. COTTON SEED! COTTON SEED!! I will pay (16} o(s ) sixteen ami one-half cents cash per bushel for 10,000 Bushel* SOUND DRV COTTON SEED, delivered to me at thin plaoo before the first of next November. Will exobange Ootlon Seed Meal far Cotton 8ced. H. R. BOYKW, Sep. 20-6m. CAMDEN, S. C. Butter: Hwtter // A puroartlole, at BAUM BROS. Fancy CanMes. A large and select assortment just re ceived, nioe and fresh, by 1>. C. KIRK LEY. ^ ; * ? * M SIATEUQABD OFEDUCATIQH 5,10,15,25,30 CENTS, Spellers 12 CentS, FOR SALE EVERYWHERE WTEW Crop Raisins, Flge, Currants, Clt 1^1 ron, Dates, Almonds, Walnuts, But ter Nut*. l'eoan Nuts, &o,, flto., for sale by de 0 D. 0. KIRKLKY. NOBBY AND NICE! Something New For Camden. First-Class BAR AND RESTAURANT. DELMONICO! DELMONICO! DELMONICO! The attention of the readers of Tna Oa KatTK Is respectfully called to the fact that, with the beginning of a new business season, we have made great improvements to the only FIRST-GLASS BAR In Camden, hating added largely to our a took of LIQUORS, TOBACCOS AND CIQARS. - We are prepared to supply the wants of all i from a single drink to a pint, a quart or a gallon of good old liquor, (live us a oall. We wish it distinctly understood thai our ; WHITE RYE WHIPKKY la the genuino < Pennsylvania White Rye. and that we He i not ?e(l corn whiskey, mixed with rye whis key, and oall It "White Rye." tJJTlhinks mixed by experts. The patronage of the publlo is sordlally Rolloited. ftMiiltrl A 0?. , rtti i, W. B. Welch. Lanier Eason. WECH & EASON, ? Dealer* In? Choto?|F*inllj and Plantation Groceries, WINES, LIQUORS, 8 KG ARB, AND TODaCCO. 127, 129 Meeting and Soath-weat corner Market 8treeta, CHARLESTON, 8. C. Send for price llat. No obarge for Dray age or Packing, Oct. 26. -3m. CRACKERS! CRACKERS! Wo hare on band at all times, and are oenstantljr receiving FRESH CRACKERS of all kinds. W. A Ancrum & Co. ?e22tf Established 1864. Fall Season, 1883 McZov. Sigb & Co. King & Ilnsel Sis., - 140 Church St., - - - Charleston, 8. C. - Nkv.- York City. We beg respectfully to announce to tlio people of Kershaw county the arrival of our FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND CARPETS. Not in many years havo wo placed such an immense assortment before the public. Every department ? WHOLESALE nn>< RE TAIL? baa been stocked with new and de sirable goods, and we guaianteeour prices to bo as low as oft'ered by any firm in the Southern States. Domestic Goods direct from the Factories. Woolen Goods Irom the Groat Auction Sales. Silk and Dress Goods in endless variety. We arc at present doing tlio largest and most successful Carpet and Window Shade Dullness in tho Stale. Good Drussels Car pets 76o per yard. Mall orders receive prompt attention at the ruling priccs of the day. If you do not know us already It will be to your ? advantage to mako our acquain tance. We want your trade. McLOY, RICE & CO. Sept 13-88, 4m. Attention IS INVITED TO MY 8TOCK OF Family and Fancy Groceries And other desirablo goods, whiob I am de termined to eell at Lowest Possible Prices!! A share of publio patronage is respcot fully solicited. Goods dolivcred frco of charge in any part of towu. June 28. D. C, Kirkley. Cow Peas Wanted, 1,000 Bushels of COW PEAS wanted by W. A. ANCUUM & CO. J.BLAKE STEEDMAN, REPRESENTING KN00P, FREERICH & CO., CHARLESTON, S. C. Issues Exohango on Charleston. Buys Cotton ?t bif^h est cash prices. fggrOifioo at D. W. Jordan & Co.'b. Chas . C. Leslie* Wholosnlo and Kotnll ljoaler lu Fish, Game, Lobsters. Turtles, Terrapins, Oysters, dbo, HiuIIh Nun. 1 and U Klsli Market, CHARLESTON, 8. C. Offlce, 7 Market Ht.. oust of East Bay. IVAll orders promptly attundrd to. TKKM8 CASH OH CITY ACCEPTANCE. 1882 ! 1882 GRAND SPRING OPENING! or FINEST CLOTHING S. BLANK., Cheapest Clothing house in the oitj. IQTA full line of GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS Always on hand. 0&*Celebrated "Manhattan" shirts? a durable and well made garment ? is a com fort to the wearer. To be had at t. BLANK, Popular Clothier, 240 King Street, Chaiu.bstom, S. C. No More Illegible Willing. Why? Beoause REMINGTON'S TYPE WRITER enables every man to WRITE LIKE PRINT. For oiroulart and specimens of type writ ng, address J . 1). THEN HOLM, 81 Broad St., Charleston, fi. 0. Sele Agent for 8outh Carolina. Aug 2-Cm. Plantation to Rent. The undersigned offers for rent for the year 1884, the Drakeford plantation, 15 miles above Camden, containing 1,100 acres, about 500 In cultivation. Te \ns satisfactory. Will lease for a number of years, if desired. Apply to W. CLYBURN, J*., Nov 1 at Camden. FEED, SALE AND LIVERY STABLE. Having leased the oommmodlou* STA BLES attached to the DeKalb House, I am prepared to furnish eulflts in the way of BUGGIES, PHAETONS, Ao., for pleasure drives. HACKS attend upon thn arrival of all trains. I am also prepared to do hauling of any kind. *?ri also keep on hand a (Vill line of HARNESS, BUGGIES, k WAGONS, wh'oh I oan afford to sel! at lower prices than any other person In town. I will havo on hand throughout the sea son a let of HORSES AND MULKS, purchased specially for this market. Buy ers will find It to their Interest to call on me before buying. Aug 0 ly. W. H. ELLIS, Agt. GornI Corn!! . Beat CORN selling at 80 cents par bushel it W. 1. ANORUM ? 00 0. JR. M. KENNEDY has a very large and complete as sortment of DRY 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 carry oat his desire lie has reserv ed this sjtace in "The Ga zette" for that purpose. ITe is offering his large stock of goods at ct small margin above cost, and all who con template making purchases in his line will do well to give him a call. A. D. KENNEDY. Hardware A Speciality. Embracing n line of Planters. Carpenters, Blacksmith and Coopers' Tools, Cut, Wrought, Flooring and Finishing Nails, Pocket and Tablo uutlesy. pur ? * &sr STAPLE AMD FA JVC Y. SADDLERY, WILLOW WARE, CROCKERY, Suitable for the trade. HATS AND CLOTHING. POWDER, SHOTS AND 8(1 EELS, Especially adapted for Breech Loading guns. Groceries! HE A ri AND FANCY. TEAS SELECTEDI1WITH CARE. &Q0TS AND SmOMSt Tobacco and Cigars. A. D. KENiNEiDY. AT BAMBERG'S! You will find an elegant stock of Clothing 9 A Vry Ooods9 Hoots anil Shoes, HATS AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, And in almost endless varieties And styles. Having purchased largely in Ihn above linen, and having access to REAL BARGAINS, I am mire th*t I can afford to offer bargain* t? customers, In addition to the above, I have a full stook of Furniture and Mattresses Whloh cannot be bought at an law figures as I am selling af. My Stock of Hosiery, &c., is Unsurpassed. Trunks and Valise* in large supply. IW~BK AURK TO fllVK MK A CALL. Oct. 4 ? (Jm. BAMBERG. W F. PERKINS ANNOUNCER Till? ARRIVAL OF ?fl JYew Stock of Oroi cries* MAquors* Wines. Tobacco The unprecedented rush of business al our establishment makes it necessary for us It. be constantly in receipt of Now Goods. Jflyi IAQTior Department \ the best. are 1st* addition to my W. F. PERKINS. Is alwayp supplied with the hest. The ''Standard of the World" and ''Golden Rye" are lats addition to my ?took JOB PMKTIHO. ?ni If Y?u W?ut LEGAL PRINTING, Go to The Gated* Offioc If You Waut ? ADDRE88 CARl)8, Oo to Th? Oat?U? Oflxcf If Vau Want BU8INES8 CARDS, Go to The G&ietto 0(fie?. If You Want BILL HEADS, Oo to The Qutlli OtEco, It You Want BANK CHECKS, Go lo Th? Gaiette Office. If You Want EN YELOPR8, >? Go to TU? Gaiotte Cffic?, If You Want LETTER HEADS, <3# lo The Oaiatto Offlc If You Want LETTER CIRCULARS, Oo to The Gazette Offioe If You Want NOTE HEADS, Oo to The Gaiette Office If You Want NOTE CIRCULARS, Oo to The Oaietto Office. If You Want PROGRAM MBS, Go to The Gaiette Office. If You Want P08THR8, Go to The Gaiette Offioo. If Yo* Want STATEMENTS, Go to The Gaietle Office. If Yon Want PRINTING OP ANY KIND, Go to The Gaiette Offiee. If You W?t CORRECT WORK, Go to The Gftiette Offiee. ^ If Yon Want GOOD WORK, Go to The Gaiette Office If You Want GOOD PAPER, J Go to The Oa?ette Office If Yon Want YOUR MONEY'S WORTH, Go te The Gaiette Office, j If Yen Want PROMPT WORK, Go to The Gaiette Offi 1 If Yon Want N RAT WORK, Go to The Gaiette Office, Where It will he extouted ai prompt]/, aeat* I y, oorrrolly aad oheaply a* at any offioe In the State. Order* by mall will he promptly ended to, Addreee '$Li F. P. BEARD, /jt ?> 1