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White Good a, Embroideries, Laces 'Table Danmaka, Sheetings, Towels Caaaimeres, Cottonades, Linei L stock of Shoea and BHppers Full stock of Trunks and Batch ^ar tiMasx&snm Clothing. Full stock of JUdies' Hats. Fall stock of Boys' and Misses1 ^^eryUiuig che^p* cash. j Ji-ir, U'f1 >. I III 'I. jLl.Laaeg ' ?i. i~i?? 'Mm r C?ui4cu p0st QfltOfe^i .>?// ' ~ 'ippis l0M?9p.in. :cj><m oaHuaday frorufi.to OnefbjPiOne |)m tommunltojjre it hit residence, adjoining thotowi Jfctmden, dn Thfctntiuy .morning 1ms In the78lt1 ftnr of his age. ItecoMe w?i a *>t? tff.the Hon. Hanry. Deas,. ClmrMon, whp;waafor many year PWldWfil SUto TSenato-a #entle-| man dlst I ngidahed allko for his eminent qualltlee as i statesman Arid '** k rcpro , tentative gentleman of hU day. ?Dr.'Ddaa graduated rrom tho S. C. College In the-class of 1814, and at once entered th6 olllco of I>r< Simons ns a| student of medlclno. Ho graduated at the Med lent College of Philadelphia audi went, to Jftsi:I?,< where lie took a course of lecturcfl in the, medical bcIiouIs. After .having niudo a tour of Europe, hV com " e practice of medicine in A Ww yean later lie mar-1 Miss Ellen' l>oiiglas, daughter^ofI the lato James Jv. l>ouglas, of Camden, and.removed flr?. to .Montgomery and . then,to.Mobile, Ala., The climate prov veer 1838,,and resided here tihWl the e?f Ills' death Crowned with the ty of a noble ind uaeful life, he was Jeml a "beloved physician," and hie imory will long be cherish ~d with the ' tendorest affeotjou. > ^pr. Deas,was from his early manhood a faithful and devout communicant of tho Episcopal Church, end hold the or flee.of Warden of Grace Church for over | forty years. Those who knew him best can beat attest his puro> and elevated chflBtlan eliaraeter. Ho was Indeed a . He iert surviving him sons and dangl ?era, and their childrc?. to whom he has transmitted the nerltngo of a good name and the example of an honorable, pure and upright life. } v wm ?>*', ? -i >? Li HB. ISAAC B. ALEXANDER. Died, at his home In Camden, op litpn day morning, 19th 1 net., TJk-. Isaac B. Alexander, In the Tord year q{ bis age. Too death of u good man and a good citlxen is always a calamity, especially is,It so when wp are called upon to lay In the grayo th^body of brio who h** boeil hh-mlili-d with this collimunlty so [long as Mr, 'Alexander .waa? , ;???.< /Mr*,Alexander, was bom In Oamden on theSfith or January* 1812, and had resided in the place of UlsJuHtlvlty nenr ly tho wholo or a long and useful life, lie Wiethe oldest ton of Drl latino Alox - Retiring In dlaposltloti. amiable In ohsraoter and industrious In basils, lie was a num among men. lie fovmed the! | centre or,domestic happiness around the rib-stone* and spontaneously the I oftefkmlly shared'the power of his <pi!ot and cheerful spirit. - ? , NeaHy lialf a ecu tury ago be connected himself with the Methodist church heie, andfora number of years was a pllhtr Nlilhe church, tilling,a position on the Official board and constantly attending ? House of >Vorshlp. Ills lire was toilful In Its consldtonoy and attract i In its sweet Simplicity and pnrlty. Truly a good man has gone, and' the hearts or our people throb wlthpnlu all their loss. On Friday last) he was sti-lokon with paralysis wbllo ongsgod In hi* favorite" otutlme of attending to- his apiary. Ho tlon'oTProVl^dence wUh^ohrlkthin^or^ wis- & i bound htm to earth and bade him we - low or ewrnal )rf?. ' his aahes. <i%> SBSS-SSSSSS . .. j'afe wlde-aw the Iniportance of aetlve work n< ^g cotton Is the order tf the dap, ntls are goodi but in some phicsa || U dying out. There Is not at planed aa there wMs last has improve HSp thf ?V t OKMKRAiM*ri hear of a and ii fcnkra HeVe horses and mules psw ??? zzrz ' ram i a better state nil <H?r next membeia the itnpbrtsnoo of re. it>i<i? 11 tons >i,frioAt.-wAs to politics, we at ?r It Is yet too soon to agtt*! i for thn nfttsrs ant behind ly "laid by," and thon all of u? eaii i a hand and make things lively* I t heard one person fevpr the plan of nomliiatlnit county fi> candidates out as yet; they >enlnd the bush. fit. ? There la very little slckneSa I way. Z. m a*..?We are sorry to learn oil I of HHk J. 8. vOarduer. Mrs. I "WW .5il it are pleased to say, Is ^ hjslta. 1 mentions the ot^Of th? Ollixrt, of m ,?)>.? \W, ?i ? ?i' "? ? h i "i ? "ffi v&f? TottaJ. tifcj 9L Or?ne, ChterBti^n? of tho V*} db'CW. B. K., for-k oopp of th Richmond State oootiilnfiie ?u interact h?r nrttcle on tlie #*w rodd width U sow to bo built to GwMV |?jU'^otru:V ' vu>l> hjje u??; -gun | tihi< ! ? '.'? ??& AqmM Parndo. nJ v*. meitt of-Onaidtiii will lako pluce n?xi Mornlny afternoon.. .The companion wjl form.on Broad street, near the DeRtilt Ifoiue^ot 4p..tu,. i.; v- .ir twiiiii.'.-v-:.,:. ?Ifh'l "*-. ?f?? wil l. >} riji, >t *<-, . B>pititj| 'yyiwit. . rhiji/} in ?ut j ?on We complimen tary cnrd of Invitation. ?. l?l>; ?K"' '^'(lilVK). : ;t ,'iv4l ua|iii9i o? Cf? * iviiiv# ? ' Th* BuptUt Sunday Reboot wjjtt go their minimi bnskei picnic to-day. \ thank (Ae committee for * -eoraplitne .11 J'JJflU i<> *? BhoOllMf lUtOlU Vl b:i< (t;?.,:t "?IVe tanderttnnd that It U prob.ibloithnt the'iIGerthawiOhiarda w.!l? enguee liii.a Bhdotiiig match pit tlwdth ofJuly,,nWo hope tM|r will eoh^'opttheprowtltjpn, sitnUiivJteiihu IftdteaJU) wlmetisjlmoxci fcta. Bjrtbo byjwbfttabowttbi^riuyio ?$!*??: orouf' ?f.v <>M> ?:??:? ... ? <;. ? yVi> ,?!> 'i? ??:^n? \ >> ,i I'lAMntlon , Layj. Wt , i ?. /.? Ar.id; ?UWiai'ofn rooeipt of'* nentlr gottdn up book of poems written by Mr. B^tO. rltomieem>t ?u ?]d It'w Wtrly dny. ityajtpond^,,K/.ti ,.. Kilns Stephens^tbo colored man who had the mlflfortuno of receiving a fatal injury on tiie 20th of I)?ceml>er last, while engaged In the government work of cienning.out the .Wttfereo river, and wl|D hits becii tpnttricfl. to hfr( lied bter feince, died Inst Monday, Just five months from the.tlme lie had his shoulder and collar bone broken. 'V.Vf' V; , For Hale. f ? Improved Vineyard Keller Skates, very little used, , at the Novelty Book Store, at less tbah factory prices. Onlv a few pnilri left'.' ^ To Be Discharged. By Executive clemency, Minor Shrop shire, colored, Reu,t to the penitentiary for life, from KershaW county, ft/r tiie cHme of burglary,'.ivjll bo disehnrged from 1 in prison men t on tlio 1st of next 'Mnih& ; ' ? ,* :'-i> ' " i I <M ? I (i I ?. . A Ciiuiiig Afl'ijlr. Our thanks nro due to Mr. J. It. John oon, the popular hatter of King street, Charleston, fur a prevent in the shape of a neut orange walking cane, during our visit to that city Inst. week. Don't for get to call on tiiis house when you visit Charleston. Ifiver obliging and ncoom .mpdiwlng, you. will be sure to And them reasonable in tho prloUi Which thoy plaec upon tueir goods. Must Not Be Uepeated. The keeper of the cemetery has been instructed to keep a special watch for persons breaking I ho shrubbery, cutting itawers; hunting with dogs or guiiH in the cejnotcry grounds, or noting in any Other'iywf!not in accordance with tho rulesof the Association, and to report thcrh at once, when they will bo prose* cuted to the utmost' extent of tho law. The stealing and other nets of tresspass that have occurred heretofore must not bo repeated. Onr Public Schools in 1888. : From the annual report of tho State Superintendent of Kducatidrii wo obtain tho following ligures concerning the. public schools of this county Inst year : ) There wero 01 schools in operation, hnv-?l wentf asrf Colored males 753; colored temntes 711; tytpt o6lorod 1,404. - Excess of colored over whit? uupll*, 298. Total males 1,847; total females 1,288; grand totnl 2,080i Total amount- paid to teachers during the year $7,633.92. A Sample of Many. Wo are In receipt of a postnl card pro position from a pomuifitylal;college (?) In Kentucky, whloh is ?o ridiculously laughable in Its content* that we propose to expose It. This proposition' Is to the ?mm . of said college (?) the proprietor of that puerl^ Institution will |yiy Us the sum' of on? dolMf. Wq n#8frwaste postage | Hon. J. B. Kershaw, tho president, TOtasiiowite usefulness which had attended tiie work of tbe society In the daya that aro past, and urged the necessity for work In tbls Inviting field again. I Mr. A. M. Kennedy then ottered a so rles o( resolutions looldiyt to the re-or ganlxatton \>t \ifooloty; which were adopted. h. Imp!***litt Addresses were made by Revs. W, W. Mills, 11. M. Mood and M. K. Broaddus; after which the following officers were elected: J. B. Kershaw,.. President; Av.M* Kennedy and ,1. T. Hay. Vice Presidents; P. T. Vlileplgue, Secretary and'Treasurer. 1 j,\t ' ' ?r ~ M7. ? t ? t A ' , Personal. r . I ' Momi ?. 8. It. Latham,AY. A. Sell rook: W. F. Perkins, J. T. C^ttrell and K. J. Solomons attended tho Meoklenburg Celebration at Charlotte last Tuesday. T. Hsy, J. D. Kennedy aud * . WofH'iyM are In Columbia this Court 1 "WWilWi 6fi tho Supreme .. ?.r ?'? .?* Auditor of tiie S.C*Kallw*V tio., spent last Sunday and Monday in f?antd*n.-> 'V';:- v? We had the Measure of 9 call yssfcer*, day from ^ Calhoun, Abb.i^! villa, who I* theodltor of the Abbeville Department of the Saluda Argus. Mr. Ot Is oil his way homo from tho meeting of the Press Association, and oall* by way of c!a*w)tah to visit hit sister, Mrt. W A. Auotum. Col. J. It. Abney paiAed through town oh Monday last. Wo underatand that Kit M;: rii: Perry fit the ensuing term of court. A. A. Ollbert, of the flagging pnwiod through town last Monday on hN way toNew?>erry. Wlten Be returns ha vlli bring bin brkla with htm. Onr congt "tulatfoiM are ox tended. LteUT. ADOLiMU'H ? . rrri' 'niT--. . Lout In The Arctic Heltons. uvxs yt n g ^ j if tftr/. At last Uic flrst vessel of the Greeb sHellef Expedition, the 4Bt*rf' baa ?mU*m lor tho Ardtio regions on ri*<hum(in< ?mlratoh of rescue., 'l>o oft^er. vessels ?till suryiMra theynrty yet be rescnWi and returned^ their country ami (VteHds . It wIM bGflefnetnbeml that the'Grecl) expedttton set-Out in inldstumuer ue?rl> three ye?r?)?go to man OiUof tho I'oliti station*, established for scicntlftv .jMtr Kpv?ratnaiHSjOf tin worltf,. ,TUe "party left the ahtp Pwt*u? ly end b'J followers lor eoni# tlm'e.'riHd (m*i reperWwero >r?oelv*dt.tit' tht Wni and Navy Dcpertmehts that' the party were In distress. An, expedition was lihnicdlnteJir fcMt to their ; relief, whioli ?ii8 cqrx?pell?4iW return ,>x|tliput?ccom? K?rd to tho fatMnd'VMieHeat missing tfprty. Xlie' detail J of'tho organization and equipment of the present expoditlon by OonKrewlonat action. aro .fully known. Lieut. Greely whs born in Massachusetts, ?nd ts about forty A-eflifl of aire. ? > Ho is lot it graduate o^nny of, tl?u military icHd?i)ile3, ai?*J ho entered tho \Var as* a )rlvHtb. ' Ills military record' 'wan bph mtble, and he rose in rank up tO Flfftt PilWitenrtntJ lri 1885 ho was biwetod Major for "faithful and1 merlkoi Ions ser r.oo.M' Jfe w'Ny'ihftdc uuptain on.the 4th >f April, 1865, and-on the 22nd of March, 8(17, be was honorably mustered out. Jpon I be reorganization In |8M bo wiib issigned to the Fifth Cavalry, and bo urne First Lieutenant In 1873, which is lis present rank. . 0011 ANNUAL REUNION* Jorous Journalists loin lit n Jovial Jannt.? The tenth artnunl'meeting of the 8. C. State Press Association was Hold in the city of Charleston .Jbn Wednesday and Thursday of .Inst week. The mvcttng was attended .by tibout: tweuty .of the Journalists of the State, and, a most de lightful and charming occasion this an-, nuirt reunion Whs. ' ' In anothor part of tfilM l&suo we give In dcbill the interesting own to which overtook us, and shall here only allude to our reception and the hospitalities ex tended to the ''gang" on all sides by the Hood people of the "city by the sea.*' The first session was held on Thurs day morning at the armory of tho Wash ington Light Infantry, which had been kindly tendered for'the meetings of thu body. At this session invitations were read from n number of sources, tender ing courtesies to tho Association; all ? f which wore rccclV6d with hearty thanks. In tho afternoon our patty, accompa nied by a -number of ladies, embarked im tiie steam tug Monarch, as tho guests of the City Council, and enjoyed a de lightful ride around the harbor, passing near Fort Sumter and going up the CJooper and Ashley rive fa. Jtcturning to the city about 7 o'clock, wo had about an hour of some tort of reft, when we attended a banquet given !o the State Press'by tho Now ?C Courier company; This wa6 in tho ordinary of Iho Charleston hotel, and -a morn jovial iiid happy nssemhlHgo around the boiinl ?au be found nowhere. Capt. F. W? Dawspn presided In his usual graceful und happy manner. Eight courses were served, aa per a most tempting bill of. faro. Toasts were announced. Oftort foci .witty speeches were mHUe.fmy, <bout midnight thoiionfiiany psftfed;"afr? twf having enjoyed an bveuhtff pleasure. / . On Thursday, our gay party'Visited, , Sullivan's Island and w?*nt dl#0t tu,,the' ' New Ih'ighton Hotel, which is now very nearly finished. Here a charming view of the mighty ocean met oup eyes, and a couple of hours wuve spent in most pleasant pasttiino. \\oshall havo some thing to say of this i?oW eutofpriso in our next issue. After * bountiful Htnch prepared for the c ccasiou bjrMr. Bui n hairi,. tho propvWtbr, and Mr. Ueorgo A1 ford, the mat ager, the company 'cm barked on its fJturn trip to the city* which Was reached about 2 o'clock. On the way to o?tr hotels i wo. stepped at the Palmetto Brewery, where a pubstanr! thd repast was.spread tor ,the party by Mr. ClftURson, the proprietor. Ah lu-r ppoctlon of the brewery was had, and wr repaired, to our hotels to takte a brief rest from the e^o1(en)bntti Svltl^h we had en* eohntcrtul throughout tho'day. In tho afternoon, Col. O. Irvine; Wal ker. president of tho Charleston Cottoli Mills, called fbr us with5Carriages and gave iib a pleasant ride over the city,. A visit to the cotton factory was made, and an 14*? 11r spent In viewing the workjprf of the machinery; Col. Walker ujsolfeswfg a deep interest In ,ou we called dress '' Altogether Jurtinrty hid a most de lightful visit to Charleston. <4fsyor Courtney1,'1 Capt.' Dawson, AUlernjan Bavkley,:ci<ii'k of Council Simony Cp), Cv lrvfito Walker, ^! 4>thdr*, were un tiring if) their efforts to mske otir visit \ driightAil ono. A Warm invitat on y^ni extended to us to meet next y?*?r; It Charleston, with a?HUvance? of a It atf;^r welcome. . ' j Next week we will continence a series of shoil articles , concerning fepcMrir things, spt'bial cvonts, special per*orts, wC. Hftrtf At Work. ? Our fnrmort lire evidently making cot ton while th? son shines. The streets prosent n tnoAt desnltit* Mini deserted up penritnee, 'rnil very little business Is bo lug ^Ono by our merchriitU. Tho nb s?n<'o of our fftfrnmr' friends indicates that they nre lAntdlng their filtrate* In f*rm labor, whloli U a good onion for the future.1 Important Office. i "There l?no tOOre Ithpbrthnt offloo tW the jrlft. of the county thart thatof Couiw ty Commissioner.' Above nil oth?wf this position requires good businessnmn^ agement, sound financial ability end lit dependence of Ntitlon In public affnlrs, regardless of future elections. We be lieve we voice ?Ii4i m-lit I inn it. of thO?pOO plb of the oounty at Inrge when wo ex* press the deslro to see tho present etll elent board of County . Commission^a j re-elected. They imvn done mupn to bring the oounty .out of the ineshis ,6f debt, and we ere gratified to know that the of editors of the oounty are being ? v v ? - . ? H/mll menus, let tbo <Domoor?cy: rti eleofc tho prssent Incumbents, ' ( ' V '/ ??? Ifl.l , . t{ Tntft* auk six candidates In tho fle|d for Congress (Tom tbo Fourth DltftUft. ?:?,?! :.i; *? ' "i'7, r- ? ? " ,r <trfj 9 'iif ibr*Vmtvd I .J*."-ii ;.?? . VMl b?'? C*?1fcla of tlieWeaver .FlorlO**;:,) 1 Auolhte'r Atlantic ttvititifchlp liH? gohf down I;. tuid-oeeanHndoYerono hundred fid tHMy jerioiiehnvu'^^lfctd-fhelr jlvea for tHi the otlleor In hnmedhiteehMrge of the ill-fated vr<?el hi tli?iibi?<of>h<jr oQllliion wltlY?n sailingtwHc.i- Oeeub hprrOraotthlsehar aoter naturrdly.orwrtf thell.qUify, ft Who wna to.blame Y? i. The woild m .'iiatpral V*Infers;.where!Aheru appeiira to h*V? iweg curuioMnwMAv, PMr( w< >the 9fJ fleers and erew, Unit, tlifw p#pM?ln, of.,a| ?hip H8 Wir jren^oiwjhlu hefd,f^owld^nr Vhe.o^Uloifm a.hofrftrr nianft WW*) A* oltfW W Uo^Mfll gent-VIf thV Ulsa*ttt?ft|JW-,WW kmJ rtVWhMq to tff'5Wrtift\b* Attributed *ho 'tohibW lortw-'HW ttfst-'followed ofo*ti upon the ortwh of the cwO V?*?els. That this olHceir \vh? one-ef the rescued, while Captain Sadler porlshcd with all the pita* sentfewbut ono, la an apparent Inference that lite latter wn& not ut flio moment more: prepared or,capable of,,savin* his own life than were those \yho auU'gred hl8towo>/,nta,.i .i t . ) . . ?;;?/ ...Captain J*. >y, Sadler Vbhth plftcq was Yarmouth, tJCoglnnd., , J{p was a little he befcUHie tho'ctliutrtuildor'of ? teaeoW Ilia rworitM a'nttvlgntor beghh Hilh the oaptujncy 01 u ship lulling bet\veuri GMa? fr>w ana Nova SeotM; ,' T.ater ho tiota matiflcd ft large fmlp''between1'J.ondon u in I the East 1 iul ion. He then became connected with tho "State I due" Com* |lahy ?s Captain of the'Htate bf Virginia rind' the State of Indiana successively. I>ast Duoomber tho Company! assigned Idin to the btate of Florida alter ItB be ing overhauled M his suggestion, When lost the State of Florida was on Its return voyage, from New Y?r}t to Uluscow, the 11 rat time under his command. . ? (.'-ottonin Cuuilettt''"-' - .v" - ? | 0<>od middling cotton Is bringing IOJ4 cent* in Cs&den tb-day ; though scarcely 11 bale or the.' Staple1 Is now brought to market. ? Lumber from Virgin Timber, Wo arc prepared to fllhonlers for lum ber from vIrglrt tiuilwr.W# claim to have the only mill tn this vicinity, saw ing exclusively virgijv tlinlnn\ Those, who know the difference will appreciate this tact. . OnIci b left at 11?0 Bf>re of W. L. Arthur & lJro. will receive prompt attention. Pkahok cSt Arthuk. Jail Notes. There are; at this writing, eight pris oners Confined in the county Jail, as fol lows ? '< P. D. Galthrir, chilrged with forgery. ' Wllmouth Fit-ids and Matins Patter son,.'charged with gambling. Mary llolllman, charged with Infantl oidu. 11 illrd Blackwcll, charged with assault andt hattery.j, ( . ?? ? .lutrUraham and Joe Perkins, under 30 days sentence for violation of contract.. .John James, non-puyiueut ot' poll tux. Attention, Salt Pond Doili. Club! The uiembors of itylt Pond Deiuocratlo Club mre requested to meet at Salt Pond pn Saturday, May i?itlu at 4, o'clock, p. hi., to reorganize nnd ckct delegates to the county Convention, iW'order:" j A. A. Boykin, Pres. > Democratic UonutY Convention. tv .: 1 , .j ?^.Notice Is hereby given that In accor (tanec. with a ^solution of the Executive rahVmltt.ee passed on May 8th, 1884, a Convention of fHe* Dentocrnifo party' of KeVaftii\V CpMdtV will he held, at thy, Court li'mise Irtf ChnnWi. Jon Friday, th>j 20th clay of Junehext, up 12' 6'olock m.. for the putyoau df'tileotiftjg n-'coumy bhalrtnad attd 1 f eloetlng delegates to tjie; State Con volition jand for suoh other ptirpoees as the Convention may defih! proper. '<!i . .?';<> j '?> ?Yj 1 The clubs will be - entitled, to the. fol lowing reproHontntion : .Two delegate* nt large to each olpb ami. two idejegutpa ; to every twontyrfl^ roflm^^r ,s| The Presldiyits are urged to have a thorough orguul/(atlpn of 1 heir respective'' club J i. r:.. ? KmJ 11 it \ '-J1 For Hrtln. .) >u . i iv 1 A few bushels of choice speckle pens.' Price $2.00per busbet. Apply t?? h >i- ? ??lift- ? A. Ht' SANUKHH, 2t ?rujt! h?t. .0."" ') ? - J.1 i ? A '.<? '** r> ??<; turn r - :? *' Juror* For Jane Term, ,. , , , ? ' * *? The Jury ConmdrtdoliCrs meb nfc th'o court, house last Monday* nnd drew the neiU .ji tries for the June tf?n |of: court lor Kershaw Oounty, who urn as follows: <M fnii'vy a-wrrrjubomi il ?*<-.* T.-J.-Utf#!!,*'" '<m Jolih Blythor: ; W; DJl&ykh,, John I.j lltohlo, ? 1 Jfi.'B. i 'urtei*. .?> Owrdner<i?H - IV V iUeplfcu*, j. ImS m fl'V^W. Brown, ? AvOib8on, IM ???'' mttE 'f. J/KlrifliHfl, ' , ctkAUb. The n*mw? of the ?orvq throughout U14 Knuik llHmmohd^ A. A|. 1>*MW> us - [^wl^AJ.Tni^el, *rn?k fs?aoin , , J. A. riheorn. t S ? Jolui C.JfU'od, Nltyh Notik.?, T. 0. JJufloiu. fit Qy#*' r , f>jR< IWlfcM, ., i, RiO.Ford, W?iA?. Antrum, , B, D, Hea*h, WAtUflr?Wrtto J KotynUoHy ? ' kln|ld;?M' , 7rry... JfciHioi* to^PUh, <; ?I. M; licOiHiiu, \Y. 0. D^htOn, J ufeoM. ''" ' ! u ... ??siJ0?r Krvlii.pMk John A. Sowall, J. A. Fftlkcnborry, ,J. A, JkloDowotI,'" r>4HlVl?J KsMm;,jr. C, Ti. ftrwdloy, JoftA'ph Mtoklo. IfettUndraM. i 1 - Why do oonnOlMtotirt go to the T)*l monloo bar when th?y wnnt ?om?thlng really good? Hvc*it*e they nro aIw^Vh uortMln to K?>t the v?ry beet ut itiut plnoe.' * * ? !'*<' ? '? " '1-Hr, ',?>?'? {*,!.' ' .. : ,f, .,, Ice! loelt '? "i jr, >'???>* ?!W0 heve r#<?elvdd n cnrloed of tee, which we offer ?t mero reasonable tKte? Hunt vim be obtained elkewhero in Clltti don. toeenn be obtained on ? Knnclnya from 0 to 10 o'clock >t1111 from 11 to 1 o'clock* i'j . mKoskhdorf A Co. I '' ' ' *> ?*>> j ?Floured nnns veMngeat If. Bftum'i. Im '.r . >' i -Ji i > i;' i I Bun<*y wllf W ^Democrat?, Htti?nd youT olab ???*? Jgrffrl* edging* and Insertion* ftt It, rrrn ?. ; -i??-i^60 pUloet.flgUrod'iHwna, nil prtocf, ^H. .!? ? .' ' ? '. ?fhiktflo'wdr present ? beautiful appearance1. '" " x ?W> W i":? ? " i. 1 ' ? : -v . ? -v, ?Thoroaro.4l candidates for . public QflooU^wntaoljurg. , . ?Mi-n who have many friends aro en* an i ob of tbtlr own fortunee^ ?Our farmers aro,1bu?.V'chopping oat cotton add planting bottom com. vuTrrThe |Mlk Jer??jy glove* . I Of 0P?r* 4h*doe have arrived at H. iiaum's. ,? iiit-JComfbrtnbta plank aeate have re cently been'put up In Ilaaipujn Faik. > ' ?^rom"pfeae'rit Ind lent l&iip, ^tallk and peachee" will be papular this hummer. ' ??'111 a agnail Ofa HprlngcMokcn would be ajWulcoiite.fQMUd PPVJW* Ju*t> now. ? tiT?* >Utt< i?rrrW?e pj-oapect for ft-uty.fchla year, tak |P4^tfv(>>cou?)^rj|': _9?? an ayp^go was nover -fiuf ?? U>,- i*.w. , r?i.i v'l . ( ' ?yy1? Checked uiitnsonkn, piques^ India UnonK'victoria lamie, n specialty i nb If. iBaum't*. fit tt.f, till u i;;?, j-u .1 .*!, i iw-m&o '(^ni/)ipn,nni.^Vr^.w;?ible &> , y>lglu)?l ly., , M* i #?? 1 i:1 ?ld?i>.!-.?l:;ili-ll J;i> orear ??WveW Peruodriit ImKershawi oounty should attend; the toeotlnga of hie cllibs regularly. ^-l4ih'town clonic now uaed In the iowct' OverVo jvn'llall n*^* bought about t>io yei(r i8i7. ? " ", "u. j . ?>lr. l^jQro ftldi j? laying a pretty rcald^hee biiiU,on,t)^Kalb street, facing U.ampton.pjuV., , . >?! ki-Now la the time to got :yctir job ivork dono. ? Bend .ua your orders; for anr kliid of ni intlmr. ' 4fA Refreshing rain felf in Camden tA&t'Mondky night, pi'ohtJy to the bene fit, Ofgardeu and field crops. i-.i.M? :11 ;? , ?The furthers havo l^een making good g?e of the ifflcent line wcathor, an(l mn6h work has been accomplished. ?County Auditor Sill la making his rounds through.the county for the pur pose of receiving tmt returns, . ?The Supfcme Court lurs decided that tho homestead exemption Is not good against a distress warrant for rent. . >i j'tu-. :. '? , -rrTbero ore six cases from this county to be heard 011 appeal In the Supreme Court of the Suite at Columbia this \vc6k. ? ?A fullllno of nun's veilings and other desirable dress goods in all shades, with tiimndugs to match, at 11. Bourn's. ?T^f Ilauiburgedglngs and laces at II. Baunra are pronounced th6 'pettiest and cheapest line over shown in Cam den, * ? , ?If, for any'reason, you wish your pap04- 'discontinued, "settle up," and the wish shall be promptly complied with. . ? #\ ?Work on the streets Is progressing well, bitches are being oleaned out, bridges re-adjusted, and side-walks lev elled. , ?The fla? mors have been having a fine time for work recently, and trom what. We can learn tho most of them are up : with their wotk. ?When a farmer farms rightly, Ills | soil Is constantly growing better, his pasturos thicker, his fields cleaner, his Wife better looking and ills own nenrt more tender. ? We are Indebted to Mr. .1. J. Hard for a late copy of.the Fort W? rth. Texas, Gazette, which is a largo, t'o ibie-sheot weekly, and contains reading matter in Urge supply. ?The fair given in Richmond for the home for disabled Confederate veterans netted fll.OOOIli the first two days that It was'opeir. It will probably add from |8,000 to $#,000 to the fund. ?All sorts of fnncy. cooling nnd In vigorating drinks chii do hxcl i\t the Del molilco bHr; such its mint julips, milk punches, cocktails, whiskey punohes, toddles, Blinds and smashers. * Tliiro In somo consolation to news paper men to know that bl.ackberrles will sooi) bo In Che meantime, hoWev Oft we will have to live on faith and the prolines of our delinquent subscribers, ?/rho colored people of Oamdon had theM annual plupi<* oxcurslon to Middle ton latt Friday/ .The railroad agent at Cannon sold a largo number tickets to tbQ>p*rty. The, (are wae only 50 cents for,tho round.Iffip., -MVe shall be greatly obliged to the secretaries of the different democratic clubs, If they will-promptly furnish us, > .^^te ovrpot-u t^aay $4 _ _ . and smoke bouses In,the northwest, seems that mules fed Out of these cribs haVo a decided tendency to take on bono . . ^~As tho question of nominating Hhte bfflccrs In June will probably be dis cussed' In the County Convention it, would be'well for, the Pemoor^itlo clubs to give an expression of opinion to, ena ble tho oonvontlon to ?ot In aocovuance with the ylo.\ya.of Uio majority, . *~AbbUt iJInoty delates fi'6ni flonth (;arol|i\a attended tho Southern Baptist Convention at IMlilftioral '?> The 'Ubtyb MlsslHff, Boafd reported that the total coiWriblittohg for* ihe your were $50,414 < frotrtfloUth Carolina/ 0,988. The For etgh Mission Bom hi reported) the lotal ewntrlluttltow, Of thll amount, 8011 M? QaWdlna contributed $7,COO?'Aliere Iff teamed a<bril?nco.oni hand for the first named Board of and a tyU* Hilt on hand lor Foreign Missions or WftOt; The next meeting, of the Con vention will be held at Augusta, On., m May, ,1885.,,. 5,1 -~tty X'Vlttie concerted .action n6w,| our cltlzehs have It 1ft their power to mike life much more pleasant for the remainder Of the season.' Those few Wtartn (Inv? will afford * Iptendld oppor tunity fAr spotting the'nihn who says, "Is thW ho* enough forjrow?" and they, uottld ell be killed beforb the really warm weather seta In. A < stitch In tli.no M(ve* nine and a little prompt action now w 111 not Only nave na much annoyance, here after. bnt will prevent the spread 6t jlhb. pernicious habit among the young. 1tJr any one has n ltesoim or destruction whfeU they are not Using we \>ould like to'b6r row It for onr own private 11*5 urijll some publlo action Is taken. Uf* Writing p?iper?, pen*, Ink, lw\<l ptoncllrf, utMinpt, Ao., for lido lit the Novelty Mook Store. ? , . :?? ".j.*!! > f.j .? , ? ?*; * MpMrtOnfrylU fielder* for mdr, at \i*hOle?Alto prlocn, i*t the Novelty Hook Store. I The Attention of l4idlen ?And nil oliieftnbout to pnrcln??n any thing lit tho HMtlo.nerv Hue In rei>peetfm ly celled Uv4?pretty line ofpHpetrlegJiMt opened til the Novelty Hook ft tore, At tWtaeft ranging front 40 cent* down to 19 Cfentft* o) t < *m . n : *, , . ivi<!: that d It would probably. b* mfb to ??/ twice ?a'iniuy vewpvreand WndeiVI been sold iMFkisiVskl during *hls year to date u were disposed of during the whole of laat year, 'i'he more that la seen of the practical benefits to be de rived from-the toe of th?*e i>?bor-saving maehluea the gutter will M cbelr popu larity and consequent aeles;*" ' > f There are one hundred and seventy five hands employed In the graultoquar rlea tn FalMleJfl county and h monthly payment off?,000.'v < .u-.< h ,.\hit.;., ft toitotoAtarmm. ?? Mrs. J. W. Rolling* died at het home near l'leasant Hill ou the 8th Inst,,,alter nil Ulneee of |cea than ouo day. t Iff r death hue greatly saddened the hearts of the p?opiei>f-Vl^u>? Hill. > I The small grain crop la reported ip? excellent in every .tectlun of the county. Cotton.Is. coming >|ip.,rapidly anjd the stand, so far, la said t$,pe good., ir ? v . The plonio of the palmetto School near Jjtalle Gold Mine will oome oil' on the 24th Instant. , .? The bnlldine of' Flat Creek Baptist ? Church. will txj lqtto the |o\ye?t .bidder -at 12 m. on May 31st.,<,S}?u 36 fvet by $Q feet and .14 re. it high.. For any Infor mation address A..J. Knight, Fliu Crcok. ^ UAKLINOTON.,; , , . (i ; . Lilly Smith, colored, who was copvlp ? ted Im Darllpgton,.County, iu 187j, of arson, bap bo?n pardoned by Governor ^'honipspn,,?j8he was rocomufwuded ,X0r pardon by the. Directors of ^he JNinltep tjMry oh-acw>uht,6f phy sloql hiiihUltyl , M, M?rvo, of Io'dl)i, oftty-s ? rc wurJ of (|150 for arro*U with proof to o'ohvipL of the puillcs who set.CLre to Ufa fables, .. ?. ?' Died, near Hnrtevilly, 'At'ay 8th, 18S-J, Jaiueq,;?ou of G. ^. ^d Mary A. Kl)-? gore; aged' 18 month's. A convention of the Democratic pprty of Darlington county is culled to.inuct at tho.Coijrt liouw>, oa Tuesday, June 17, ,j884, at l^,o'olq^k Al., to cloct delegates io the Htatjj, Cougresflonul And Judicial Conveiitippa, to'etyct a County 'Chair man, And eoutti'm \ri6oibera of th? Kxee utlvp ,Cpi nhtlttee'to eo-Ve fov rho ensu lughvo'ychre; and to tranaatc sdeh other buejnesi as tho Convention may deem prop6V. job mimim. ????? If You Want < w LEGAL SPRINTING, Qo to Tbe Gazette Office. If You Want ADDRESS CARDS, Qo to The Gazette Office If You Want BUSINESS CARDS, Go to Tbe Gazette Office. If You Want BILL HEADS, Go to Tho Gaaolto Office It You Want BANK CHECKS, Go to Tbe Gazette Office. If You Want ENVELOPES, Go to The Gazette Cffioe; If You Wftfi LETTER HEADS, Go lo The Gazette Offloe* ?# If You Want ' LETTER CIRCULARS, ?' ? . I , ' . Go to The Gnzotle Office ' ' * ' If You Want > . NOTE HEADS, .<?? ii.it ? ?; ? . i Go to The Gazette Office v. U. '?????? ? I ; I., tt You Waft I- W NOTE CIRCULAR8, i . Go to Th6 Gazette Office. ? V";!: ' |t. ? If You WAnt '? ? ? i? if z.'. l rjis {. : . i, , PROGRAMMES, * fckitf frftKette Office. /<' ?{ [ * f U . M ; it'$W Want ?; "7; / ' J( \,\i. y POSTERS, '? Go to The Gazette Office t * ' ' t i ? . / ? ' " ' ' ';' v , ?; * ? > . ; ? " ' * If You Want .1 ' ?. * STATEMENTS, ' . ? -i. ? . *? ? ' i it C v . , Go lo The Oaxqtte OIHoe . i t ?1 / ? it' If Yon ffmt PRINTING OF ANY KIND, '? ' . 11 , do <o Th? Gmc?H? Office. If Ybti W?rtt NRAT WORK, ' ' ? { ? Go (o The Gnxette Offio*. ?1- "" ' Wh?rti It wHl b? nn promptly, ?fi 1 ? Vfi.i 'r it ',fiU ' .' ll' M ly, aorrMUy ?*n<l oh???1y m ftl If" ? #"( any officio thtBUte. l;*<? ' * r i j;/i )? /? , ? ; -?-:?'? *? ? ? '.f ll'/t.t :tfORlAliE 15Y H. BAUIM. "?i?- mv ?'rTi 0. MAYHE\V.' ?' i J| MILTON MAYHEW C. MAYHEW * SON, " OC>l1WL3t3aLt>la.? js. o. ?' MARBLE WORKS. &TanufUcturer<?Ofiuul tloulerti In all klntfsoi . I '<. > .?? . , ..Ajoi^rxcaijL awd ItaUan Marble Work. ? W-ORANITK QUAHHtRt* At WAR1)K. H.O. ? . ,t, ".taiMAOTltrj*, NtONtTMRNTH,"*Alll^KTV* A IKON HAILING furnished nt lovreit prlcos. !* '*%.PC)LIrtllKO OUA'NITK WORK, eltliur fornixn or native, to oidor. ' W<W2oft?*ponU*ucc KoWeltod, anil mtitAfticilon i\rul promptneM Kimfontccri. mny I, ? , , | - mt. 1J884' GRANb SPRING OPENING!1 ? 4 <( ?.<; ? i oy ;; . FINEST CLOTHING i: i a? i ? m.' . Cheapest. Clothing lmuno in tho oily. II lino of (jSKNTS'.f UllXlSlUftG GO*t|DS always on hand. Q&fljftltobtatod "Manhattan" shirts?a duratyo and we'.l made garnioul?Is a com fort to tlio wearer. To he had at ' S. BUNK, Popular Clothier, 210 /tiDii .Street, Cu a u lkston , 8. C. One e?ir1or.?l -?f best Timothy Hny for pale by II. ll.U'M. _ Cfoas* C. Leslie* Wholennle mul Hetall Dealer In Fisb, Gam 6, Loltsters. .Turtles, Temp Oysters, cfco, Statu Nor. 1 nud 2 lrlsh -Market, CHARLESTON, B. C. Q(Hec<7 Mur.ket Mt.. cast of Knst Bny. ^All orders promptly attended to. TEKMS I'ASll OH CITY ACCEPTANCE. M. A.. METTS, Exclusive Dealer In Harness, Bridles and Saddles, Buggies nud Wagons. Whipps n speoinlty. Broad Street, CAM DUN, B C. tSTNexi north of J. W. DoPnss' 9tore, moh 27 3m BRICKS! BRICKS! lOO OOO"""" bapm mios. Drug AT Store r Plat Hock, S. O. Drs. Haile & Truesdel, Prop's. Tbo undorsigned Inko p'enEuve in announ cing that ijiey have opened a MtUf* &TORE at. Flat Rock, whoro will constantly be kepi a full lino of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, And such other goods as nre-usually found in tills lino of l/u^nesH. fcS9~Phy8ioians prescriptions carefully and ftocur<tiol,v compounded. w We resp?otfnll.y solicit ft Bharo of tlie patronage of tlie pubiio. HAILE & TRUESDEL, Registration of Electors. Notico Is hereby given thi>t aflor (he fir* Monday in July next the books of registra tion of Ketsliaw county will-be oluseil. Un til that time, tbo book* will bo opened at my office In Cam'len, on the first. Monday in cuolt month, fur the purpose of register ing snob electors as lutvo arrived at ago since bust gunorul election. , ' (W. A. ANCRWf, Supervisor of Registration.? TAXHOTIOE. OFFICE COUNTY TRKA8UKER, Camijkn, 8 C., A^ril 14, 1884. Notloo is hereby given that Iho offico of the Treasurer of Korshow county will be open at Camden from the FlR8f DAY OF MAY,,1884. to the TWENTIETH LAY OF JUNK/ 1883, inclusive, for the collection of State, County, Sdhool, Poll and Spediit1 taxes for tbo fiscal yeiir commencing No vember 1, 1884. ! The rate of taxation is as follows; ?' For BtaitJ purposes, If'-wllla ' ? " Sfihool '' <? >'? i' 2= "??';Ormn*i,irCo fuit|losfs ? .. 5 ' ?? P?ib. School indebtedness, ? I, -v " County indebtedness 2 " Total.,..i.. vm...1A ?? Rpeoiaf Hcltool Tax Diat. No. 1, 1J mills. All male oitlxens hot ween iho ogen ot 21 and 50 yOArs are liable to a poll tax,,unless exempt by law. / /, . Cold and silver ooln, National Rank notes and United Riaio* ourroncy rcocned >n pay ment f<>r taxes. Jurors and Hiate witness tlokotn received for ordinary Opunty Tax. O'.C. 1IAILB. Apl. 17? Treasurer Kershaw County. Lard Oil. , W? Wvo on l>nn?f a ?upply of Lai'd 051, for ttroAilttit machinery, . (j . ; " may 16, . t \Y. A. AtfCRUM k CO. CRAZY PATCHWORK! .??T w *J ? I" t Having n lArgp *?K?riw?nt,of reihnftni* una pl?tie* of uAmlfeotnObroeftuftd ftllk?, rtnt lnn nnd volv?U, wo uro puttlnu tlieio up In nnftorled .bundle* and I'urnlMiliiK iitoin for "CfiiKy Pktbnwork" MnU, Tldlc-n, Ao. l'ltokttgo No, l-~fAK hntidftome bart' nlMt 10 *|ll<?, pnll mi nnd hroOMted .. . - ?? i?oiiipntd'for Wponie In poMnl^noWor 1-cont fid o ?x<) /UlvCWOll (MITOfrmt). .1 nnl Uip thing I... .... mont xnpurh pattoro of fftpoy work. HfciH Htntnp*. rn<1kA8f? No. a?Contain Intc U?r?* tlOien A*miioh ah pnokngo No. L Kent post paid for ?l.o'i, Tih-ijo ore nil of vhG very nn?M aiUlltJf And oonnot b? equalled At Any otlior lilllt wotnHin I lift |I, H. lit-, threo Mote* our ?rloArt. tl)?y.will piotmo Any tody. Otio ov lofAiwfty* oflttfcM a down nfor*. v tad tan* MoOirtilOf Fanoy WoVUi" with 400 llhiHtfft" Uonit *ml full limtfuotlont for nrtletlc fnnoy work, ImrtdHomoiy bound, p?ftipnld. M fi?, DrdAf hOw. AddriMw,Tub ll00liibfi-tr.R Biik (Jo., Ko?n**teiy N. Y. IOA 8 ? tft ; { FERTILIZERS. 100 All&utlft' Aeid, 100 Atlantic Phosphate, 100 Owl llmnd 1'honphate, The beat roodo, for sale by II. HAUM. C C."H AB ENICHTr ~ (SuccofKor to John C. Re^ger*,) ? ? WIioIoraIo and Hulail ? LiaUOR DEALER. Manufacturer of Ice and Soda Water. Agonts for PoVtnof'ii TIVoll and Centner & KiikuI'k Hour, llwr In I'fiumtHlopper Mottle* sispoctuliy. tr.t?I(i0 Mni ii Street, COLUMBIA, 8. C .U\:? Geisenheimer & Watkins DEALERS IN Gft QCM&IBS, &IQV0&S* TQli&CCQ, AC. We hog (o call attention to tho fact that vro have constantly iu more iv FULL LINE OF GROCERIES, which wo offor to austoracrs at as low prioes na can bo obtained at any store in Camden. Our stock of Llq.nors, LlQLUors, Is of the best brands and art worthy the Attention of the public. JteiyBo sure to give us a call, as we are satisfied we nre utile and willing to please you both in quality of goods nnu prioes. Geisenheimer & Watkins. an. 26-tf ? t ? .R ,N RICHBOURG, (SUCCESSOR TO WM. GLAZE,) 12G MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, 8. C., DKAI.KR IN FRENOH GOODS CONSISTING OP Toilet Sets, Odor Stands, Vaaea,- Card Receivers, ? ? Flower Stands, &o Wedding Progenia, in Sterling Silverware. French lJUck Mnrblo and Ornamented Clocks. Watches of every moke and style, and Jew* dry of the moat elegant doslgn. Specialities?Jolm Foley's Gold Pent, Pen cils and tooth picks, and the celebrated l'ehhlo Olnanet and Spectaoles. C3f*The only place in Colombia whore can bo had a strictly flrst-olass artlole of Table and Pocket Cutlery, Daxors, Barber'B Shears &o., of Joseph Rodgers & 8ons, and other well known Sheffield Manufao Notice to Tresspassers; I havo heretofore warned persons from, trcspaHsing in any'manner upon either the "Potty Neck Plantation" In West Wateree or the "Stockton Place" ut the ??Bellmont" placo, below Camdon. I now git? notice that horeanor any person found trespassing upon any one of tbo above plaoes, fo* fish* Ing. hunting or any other purpose will be made to sutler for their defiance of the law. This is the last nolloe I Intend-to give, Mr pastures are private pfoperly, and all itock hereafter found therein will be, dealt with undpr the Stock Law. Feb. 21. ? J. D. MoDoWALL. J. (!, II. CLMU & GO, btbam cracker bakery W- ? ? ' ? V Wholesale Confectionery, CHARLESTON, 8. <\ ?I :?? BGIIKJMJLBOK PA88KNOER TRAIN* ?,!X! TO ( oi.i;mjjia. S:!S?S fljr-a FROM OOfcOMniA; fteptttllViturtibloi l.ili'lm' AlUn m ' WuhJunot'n iIma'm, TjId'a! l?iu c?m4?n v Td C'llAIlLKftTOllJ " ? P Depnrt Camden ' : 4lA?*? I)<*P?irt (Mmilfln T miction ? ?7 ?' IS r>ueCh*r.?Wto:? iSJJfcm KltOM OKARLKHTON. Popart ChnWoMon ?<} \ ?(*>+ m JiSSfiSlrtSa>j|;s: , tO AUGUSTA. ? ' Depart CftVmlfert , iiih l>ppnri cmiulen Jnnotlon I'M b l)?io August* , , TOC , FROM AUfil/aTA, Dftpnrl Au^uMm ' ?' < Sf*'i m I>uM;nnut?i> Jiirtctlbh ' IliSa! m Du? Ouroderi < IK ft 8 CONNRfttiONK. m A-1" 10 a. Ill ins m ff.A5 p. m. ,> ,^^PB Conn tot ton* mitdl?tA?inil%jM Af?d|fo nil point* Wot ft nil Houlh vlitUeorirlft M. J nnil wltli Central R. R. OoimwtToni, wmU at CtmrlMton *?th Btonmor* for Now York on HwttmUyt Alio wltH t harUMon and fMvaAttnfe jFUtlway fnt * Havnnnuli unit ?U pwnt* BOutU. fcoU With Moninftrn for JuftkiHiuylil* una Point# on HI. John'* i lvnr on Tnom'fty^ijyi fetnraMy*. 06nhM)tlo?Vn>IMl?. M. Bl??|y)|l> WHh Uttrnwi'll R. l\ to nnA fVoTn imrfawell by i3mwroHte>? ? ?' ? rouN A,P*CK r>, v. A m.^n . ?en. ra*?, A??ni. w ttUnV? of All fclhdit for *>l? at tli? Novojty JI66k' . |9T Envelope* At 3 cent* A n?ok?M At