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<, t'2 f KK YKAll, IN AUNANCK. t 8. C,f JUNK 28, .1884. rr ? ? w? , anywwi ?, you will confer a well at the od~ on taw the ad iaw G vy-rrrit' )?ALP0LIT1<;^ of the New York Domo ivention fit Saratoga lust week fnctory. It has loft the ooun loubtos to whether tho Demo-! i party of the Empire State will cast, their vote at Chicago for Cleveland I or not.. Again, it la highly problematical ,* Mf. John Kelly and Tammany will ^Support him. Altogether, things are in gather a muddled oouditlon at this writ ing, and unlets there U more harmony (ptd unity tn the p?yty In New York, it glvee rather a backset to the boom for the Reform Qovernor who combines so many qualifications for the Presidential candidacy. Alas, the uncertainty of human calou ^ttlonand the perversity of humau na ture! John Kelly defeated Hancock In ,1880, and if he maintains his hold on Tammany and forms our alliance with the Blaliie people, the Demoeratlo party cannot carry New York. Kolly Is bold and defl&ntwnere he has a purposo In view, and tbat purposeIs hi* own aggran disement. Ho la almost omnipotent Among the party-managers and strikers In N4W York. The only man who de fled and thwarted him was tfcidt derided "and aooffed-atold man, Samuel J. Til 'den* In 1.870j at 8t. Louis, Kelly, work 'ed with'^ight and main agalnstTildqn's 'nomlnatloif, and predlotod .all aorta of direful calamities; but TUden scorued l?la efforts, whipped hi tn Into line aud oarrlod tho State. V One of two thlngs| 'should ho dp no. Kith or conciliate him or drive him out of the party. It la tlm< 'for adeolslve step otic way or the other it ia a shame and disgrace that one mau should so control the party in New York . perato effort to play the role that Arthur 'did in 1880, and let Kelly manipulate the lojpal offices there if his henchmen will V^pport the Republican. National ticket 'or refrain from voting the Demooratlo 'ticket, which amountato tfoosanjo thing. ^Then, too, at Saratoga the friends of Flowers, ft jolly, good natured, rich fel low whose YresldentlaV bee is born of his ' monoy and fostered by It, played the "role of mar-plots by urging Ms claims to 'Xb* Wport of $e ?#w York delegatlonf >t,Chtpag9. What wl)l bo the outcomo of all of It /emalnstojteseeu. At present it Is hot very encouraging. Old as ho ia, feeblo *? (hey claim he is, ye have not faltered In our opinion that Tilden was" tho atroHgcst candldato the Democratic par P, ' .ty hadr If he'And aooepted tho nomina tion, he would have been oleoted. We thought his mantle would fall on Clove land. In tho light of the proceedings at 'V.Kx1 iSsi h&R L>*M /'/?; jSaratoga we fear it la not to be so. Bu we will ^opo fop tho host and triist to n| wise conclusion out of tho complication.! W ? ? 1 =s=* ' THE STATE CONVENTION. This representative body of tho Do-| m fnocracy pf South Carolina assemble* ' aeen f>t the procecdiugs <&f the .Varlbus jr. conventions that no nominations ,ifcte efflcors will bo made. This #v&WS Its work down to tho election if eighteen delegates to tlio National _at CI" <}^ijiit that oarnost and Will bo soleoted, and 1 dignity of tho party resented. Thoy .vllt __i or special policy to ond that of doing all in i'nominate the host men on id most Satisfactory plat on very muoh tho pro ng bur dolegatea to ^particular line on j&y<)nd asserting tho of a gradual rcduo #4 It may conduce to entire oountry with suddonly any partio Wo think tho National 111 bo adequate to dispose stlon in guoh a mannor as to leafc Juatioe to It. --K; & oonfldence in the good sense mutton to bolluvo It will do both In the soleotlon of .jo adoption ofr?flolutfon?. iLlJili?.Uil*3S*ft 1,11 [JNTY CONVENTION net last Friday ai?d after if chairman and selecting i State, Congressional am itlous, proceeded to dls (gundthe Convention county officer#*; * V e?lm consideration invention deeldod, Ion to 84 rontlou plan. MM sii'iJ m m ? ?iw ttrAtthe Couven % nad6ptlt, It yloidfl ...njorlty, and wtjjt as awc?' to promote the the success of tho Imary plan honest ? now l)o ptit to! and lek ua all ?M' The figST* I From the Chicago HonUd. June 21.] . Artnod with an order ftrom the sheriff, a passsrjs^& jsw #MOondyoUKi to -Dr. Warr?nV ^lP xh# ''Doctor*; ut in the door with a big Ho cup *[?>?? before him. A (lender figuro in sblrt sleeves; ft spl?,did head of silver gray hftUvout with ft "bfcfag? and parted la the middle; an aristocratic face, a keen bluo eye, a largo none, a gray beard of perhaps two weeks growth?otherwiso facial and personal neatness?mado up the picture. ?The Herald man recognised his viotio at the first glanoe and extended hie band through the ban. "Frank, how are yout" The ex-Goveruor lookeda moment in be wilderment, and then a pained look came over his free. "My 0?,* ho said, "is this youT" ? Thirteen yeare ago the Iltrald represen tative, then oonneoted with a Now York paper, bad represented that journal at two 1 session? of the South Carolina Legislature. Franklin J. Moses at the first session was tipeaker of the Assembly and tho avowed candidate for Govornorto sucoeod tho oar pet-bag Governor, R. K. 8oott, of Obio. Moses was elected Governor to suoooed Scott, and held the offico three yoars. He was a power in the Soutb. Young, biil Uant, unscrupulous, ho wielded a torrible power for mischiof. He was not a oarpet baggor. He and his father and bis grand father wore born on Palmet'o soil. His family wore among tho most respccted in South Carolina. They lived at 8umtcr. Frank, the son, and afterward the Ciiiof Justloo, the father, joined tho oarpet-bag gers. Tho old man triod to do what was right in tho elcotcral contest of 187C, and in ? a measure redcomed himsolf, but for Frank, tho Governor, who had consorted with carpet-bag and negro thlovcs both in tho 8tato Government and Legislature, there was no forgiveness. When Hampton camo to bo Governor, Moses, tho carpet baggers and the vultures generally fled like thieves &t the sound of a policeman's rattle. When "Dr. Warren" bad recovered his surprise at meeting an old South Carolina aoqualutauoe, his first question was: "Arc you still a newspaper man?" and bis next imploring words wero: "Now don't mako this any worso than it 1*1" The Herald man smiled at th? thought that suoh a fall could bo any ivorso, but he promised not to refer to tho "Doctor's" present troubles. "I only wanted/' he said, "to know 11 you wero tho real and gonuino Frank Moses?" J "Yes; here I am," said the ex-Governor, J "It is ft little, different position from that Jou first saw mo in, hut don't think too, ard of it. I ain't ail bad, nor am I wholly | without hope, I don't ask any old friend j to trust mo. I reoognlte the disgrace of it all, I inus> fight my own battle, and just now fate scorns rather haid. Now, ploaso dup't tear me all to plcoes, will you?" The tone with whloh this was said would move an obelisk from Its base. Tho Herald man replied that he cured nothing for the ex Gevernor's troubles in a nowspapor sense. He did want to retail old times and ask af ter old acquaintances during the good old days of polf and plundor in tho Palmetto 8lato. "What, for tnst&noe, has becomo of Governor Soott?" bo asked by way of start ing tho oonversaiion. The "Dootor" looked a minute through his bars as if engaged in a work of Intro speoUon. "Oh, yes; Soott." he said. "Well be s down at Napoleon, Ohio, lie got out that murder sorape by paving handsomely tho wldcw of his victim. When ho did that the Jury called it an 'accident.' Oh, Ssott ao.ted honorably in that as ho always did in everything." "And Cahlozo?" pursued thtf reporter. "Cardoao is a Spanish mulatto, and is shorpor than ohaln lightning. Ho was oonvioted of malfeasanoe and bribery ^as pardoned by'Hampton, and is now a olerk in tho treasury department at Wash ington, and is one of tho best olerks there. Been promoted three or four times. You know he always was tho best accountant we had there. If ovpr I wanted n corrcot statement of anything I relied on Cardoso." Here tho ex-Governor allowed himsolf to wander off into retrospeot. Ho slrotohed his legs and scorned to forgot his surround log*, ''fell you who I mot tho other day " he said, "at the Palmer IIouso. Dr. Neo gle?remomber him? Comptroller, you know, undor Soott and under mo. Woll, sir, Neagle oamo up to mo and says, 'Hollo, Governor.' Now between you and mo that .WftB noliny tltlo lust then, nud I looked at him hardr^^^j-h^^r^y^'Prauk, don't you know me?' Woll, I didi?l gleaud I woro like brothers yoars ic^c Then ho told mo bis u.nne, and I alwiost fell in his arms. Neagle has changed so nobody would know him. (Trown stout and gray, and rather deoropid. Tim Hurley you romombor Tim. Tim has gono to Eu rope, ^Tim was a jolly Irishman who oamo down there whon I was Speaker, got into the ring and made money. Tim was golnir Jo play it fiti*. He was going in for 'home improvements' and to beoomo a oitisen of tho soil. H? stole through tho lobby and tilW to ourry fhvor with tho homo poople fcy buying oltv lots. It didn't work. Poor Win. He had ft suburb off Columbia called ?Hurleyville.' I guess it'a been sold for taxes a dozen time*. < Tim has gono to Eu rope. Nobody know* whither ho itf rioh or not, but I guess ho sAved enough out of the .general -wreck to make himself oomf6rlable. Remember Parker, the treasurer?" "Well gfcrker ii in Phlladelphto-rloh, I believo! Ho and 'Honest' John Patterson always trained together, Patterson is In Mow York. His famous epigram, "Five yoars of good I stealing yot in South Carolina.' did uot oomo true. Remember John Dennis?" ! ' Yes. "Well," said the ex-Governor "tennis Is at Yanktoo, D. Ttfhaa a big bur -1 iness there, ftud is rioh, of oourso. Cass1 Urpentor, the carpet-bttg editor, is In Deu- I Prank added, with bitterness. "Old Dlok Carpenter, the I Judge; 1st i seo, I detit know where lie Is ill "Pa } *\* >,lm Ro,fo Rl the Convention, h.!l^ th?, "-Governor said, with ft laugh. ' WorlhlHgton, tho olfl ool leCtor at Charleston, Is ft olerk in Washing ??w St V here?ltho Convention. So 1# Woodruff? remember him??the scoun drel that turned State's evidence on us all andgot into jail himself??he is ft Wash Ington ole?k. "Somotlmes " said the Gov* omor with ft bitter smile, ??! think it would havfe been better for me If I had A*4 got * clerkship. JiS n UM * ***' Oof* hnt * <1A ? ?!\a * corrupt ert>, J?* * r,^ht ?oy* ,httt ^ bulk Of the stealing, the horrible orlmelro legis lation, tho awful corruption and deflanoo of v*n 8oulh Carolina's debt to $22,COO,000 was beA>r? I oamo Into the I Governorship. I had nothing )o do with Soott artd Park Wand John Pfttteraott and their New York man> Klmpton. Thev were tho ones that piled iL defi up. liSZX lejs no doubt, I used to buy nigger* for to do ftnythlnkT * * ? ' greftt .H ?w?o- an wrong, 1 know. My life was mined. I was made an outoast. I did not dare even to go baok to Sumter. I had to meet my own tether la secret. 1 am now an eutoaat, a mlsora ble, wretched Jall>-btrd, but even with that feeling I oan eee my errors and blame no body but myself, f eay?(thls with the old k,fJ o? ?^?-Va up," eald the genial deputy at ?Hure, "and E wftnt my Weh." M man, bad, therefore, to btd the nor of South Carolina adieu for the allaa "Dr. Warren," obtalnl n^l25 \n.l $17 from an . two ':L is Mid that she and her hmUy will hare nothing to do with htm. . $ ?' I KjV ri , *' /?>*?, lx_ V * -^' . *. ' "/ t -J, ; *> - n^v-'-.' i J OPINIONS OF TUB FRESH. A Very Illiberal and IaMlirut Spirit. [Laurensvllle Herald.] Wearouuabletoseo why an editor mutt necossarlly "make polltloal enemies"should he "occasionally oppose predominating in fluonoes." Wo would regard It a very illtb eraland intolerant spirit that harbors pollU leal enmity agitluBt an editor who has the courage of his oonvicUons and ape*-a out against "predominating lufluenoes," especl slly lrhe believes suoh influences have an evil or damaging tendency. Wedonotclalip to be more independent or fearless than Others, but we would not care an lota for the enmity ofany man. orsetolmon.who wonld think less of us politically, or otherwiao, be* cause we may differ with them in matters of publ'c r?olloy, or of local intorest. While It would bo pleasant to bo in accord with "pre dominating Influences," wo see uo reason why an editor who la honest and outspoken In his opinion*, ahould Incur the displeasure of those who may not agreo with htm, or be deterred from giving his opinions on all propor occasions. On tbla very point a friend said 'o us, not long alnce, that while ho had somotlrces differed with us on certain quoa tlouH, ho never thought any less of ub thero for, becauso ho bolleved wo were ainoero iu our views aod expressed opinions. The Cotton Supply. New York. June 21.?Thototal visible sup ply of cotton for tbo world Is 2,280,818 bales of which 1.4 7,318 balos are American, npalnsl 2,41*3,525 bales and 1,407,818 bales reapeotlvel) last year. Receipts or cotton nt all lutcrloi towns 2.008 bales, Keoelpt* from plnutatloni 804 bales. Crop in Bight 5,618,bales. Advertised Letters. (For week ondlng Juno 21st, 1881,1 Mrfl. Mnrlrv AtklnKOJ, I Ueorjjo H. Krowor, Anderson Clarko, John ChesnuC B. J. Cnu. K. U. OhrlnmuB, ftlrw. Muriti Hiilo, MIhs nimi Hiiyes, Honry jotluiBon, Mrn. M. JoIiuhoq, Robert Mnrtlu, Mrs. M.O. AftUaslclU. John W. Mnhnfl'oy, Joseph Moore, Mlw? II. L. Xsouden, A. C. (touting, MIhs Ilottlo BtrAlford MIbs An Rhoeintikur, J. V. Welsh. ? Mihs KIUu Williams. in calling for the abovo pleaao Btato that they aro advertised. E. H. BROOKS. P. M. Hotel Arrival!*. Latham Housk.?D. Fltcglbbon, Jr., J. T. Bailey, H. E. St; John, W. A. K. Faikonor, J. 8. Nixon,.). B. Bolin, R.J. BoilU, XV. K. lflt BurdjMcO. Willis, F. M. Stopbeutou, Ii. It. PhaskLeslik's Popuj.au Monthly for Jult.?'JL'hls mngaxlno la m\Uy what Its name claims for It, nud each number f>houlct increase Its populari-y for tho publisher 18 constantly aduiug to its attractive features. The contributors to this number are: J. N. Ingram, Ifivort A. Duyokinck, Dr. Robert Brown, Herman Mgrlvule, Mrs. M. 12. VUUi Sherwood, Philip Bourko MnrstonrHponcos W. Couo, Alvun 8. Southworth, T, C. lrWln, Etta W. Plorco, nud othor celebrated writers; and tho coutents ombruoo articles of groat lntorostand replete with lnforinatlon, oto., and a miscellany Instructive and entertain ing'. "Australia ana Its Colonial Confederal tlon," "Tho 8ons of Liberty, and New York City in their Time," "Two American Ships," "How Plants wore Distributed ov6r tho Kartb," are soma of tho leading features of tho presont number. Thcro are 123 quarto pages, ovor 100 illustrations, and a beautiful* ly colored frontlsplooo, "Tho Feather in Her Cap " Prico 2oconts, or 12.60 a your, postpaid. Address, Miu). Frank Lmlib, Publisher, 63,63, and 67 Park Plaoo, Now York. FOR SALS IOjOOO Rushols Choloo White Corn, 4,000 nushola Choico Rust Proof Soed 1 ftOfl "ALBS EASTERN, WESTERN ,UVS.S and North Rivor Hay, A. BEQUEST, 28 teuton Street. CHARLESTON. 8. C. DtA.URIST and MEAL Manufaclured Dally $.? fir Bl & ?3 3 & ?3 * i si i % ills ?? imm agsrs i &| b-^b-8 b s2 fe-S-s e sslllBilHaiS i rt w s p | ' EI: ' AMUR!. A. NKf.RON. Ml WIS A. NELSON SA. NELSON & CO. WiiotsaALB Dbalbus In B00T8 AND SROfiS, NO. 23 IIAYNM STItKET, OH AULifiSTON, S. 0. Apl.*l yt. Wll! J' 11 PI 9 rnmm ipiiipli WHOLKSM?3 DRUGGIST, 131 k 133 MATING BtKRBl, (!II Alt I,KST0N, 8 0. \ r HHHHfll <- *.y -y ? i > ? - . k t. ? ? .,. t w . ghg.^K?@ 'v>V fry : so; 'h - ' * I have Just received and opened up the handsomest line of Ladjt^ DRESS G-OODSJ , ' ' '' .. FOR SPRING and SUMMED WEAR That oau be feund anywhoro. They com prise all of tho latest and most fashionable designs..and tho ladies will be surprised to learn-how obeap these goods are being sold ?almost givou away. My stock of a AND OTHEft Fancy Articles Are unsurpassed. The ladies are earnestly requested to ootne.and sco these goodB, and wo are satisfied that they will bo oharmed. I have also opened up a large steok ol ready-made . Clothing For Men and Boys. Wc can suit any one, both in material and prioo. A very largo assortment of Of all kinds for Men and Boys. Be sure and call soon and see what bar gains 1 can give you, R. M. Kennedy. SCHOOL NOTICE. \ A meeting of the taxpayers of School Dlstrlot No- 1, will be hold at Town Hall on Monday, June 80th, at 12 M? to con sider (ho question of levying a Spcoial Sohool Tax for tho ensuing year, J. D. KENNEDY, W. I!. R. WORKMAN, A. WITTKOWoKY, Board of Trustees. June 12th, 1884. 8t FORECLOSURE SALE Llddoll & Co. vs. II. A. Pato and G. F. Pate. By virtue of tho power and authority oon? forrod upon us in tho dood of Mortgage ox eouted to us by II. A. I'ate and C. r< Pate, dated April 12th, 1888, and recorded In the otlieo of tho Reglstor of Mesne Conveyances, for Kershaw county, book J. J., pages f>2 to 64, we will offer for salo, at publio outcry, before the Court House door, In- Camden, 8. 0., during sales, on Jh?Jixa<r5hnWayin July noxtTTlrt-^ojiil^, Yog dosorlbed property : One tract, pteoe or' parcel of land, situated In 'the county of Kershaw, and Btatc of South Carolina, con taining one hundred and feovon (107) aor.os, moro or less, unto the said H. A. and 0. F. Palo belonging: bounded north by lands of the efttato of Hiohard Outlaw, deoeased; east by lands of J. W. Stokes, south by langp of J. 11. Stokos, and'west by lands of r.jTiuu. One mouse oolored rnriro mule (subject to ? prior mortgage.) Ono Neblot and Goodrich 46-saw Colton Gin. One 12-horse powor Steam Engine, com plete with nil Its altaohment*, (on skids.) Ono number ono Saw Mill, complete with all its attachments. One 48-lnoh Circular Saw, 00 feet India Rubber fceltlog, 10 inohe* wide; one Boss Cotton Press, Terms oath; purchaser to pay for papers. LIDDBLL Si CO., by W. H. R4 Workman, Alt'y. juuol2-tds. SHERIFF'S SALE. J. I). Dunlfip, fti Adm'r, Plaintiff, ) VH. V F1 Fft. James W. Arrants, Defendant. ) J. J>. Dunlap, OS Roo'r, Plaintiff) ) * vi. v Fi Fa. Jftnes W. Arrants, Defendant. J Under ftod by virtue of executions lodged fa my offloo in the above notions, X Will of Oor for sate, at publio ofttory, in front of tl ? hourt House in Camden, within (he legftl nours of sale, on the first Monday in .luly sext, ftil that tract of land rituated in Ror haw county, Ststs of South Carolina, con taining foiir hundred (400) aoref, more or less, bounded by lands of Mrs. 8oarborof B. Boy kin, Jferaos Reynolds and others. Let led on and to b< gold *? the property of Jemec W, Arrants at the suit of the above nfttned plaintiff*. JOHN DOBY, June 18th, 1884. S. K. G, Goisonhoimor & Watkins DEALS 118 IN traocMtUMs, LtQVUMS, TQMitCCO, SC. We beg to call attention to the' feet that W? have constantly lb Stor* a FULL LINE OF GH0CERIE8, whloh we offer te customers at a? low pfloeft an ean be'obtained at any store in Camden. Our stook of Xilauora, ? Liquors. Is of the best brands and tire worthy the attention of the publio. MpTBs sure to give us ft oall. as we are satisfied we ftr? ftble and wllllog to pleaso you both in quality of goods arid prloes. Goisenheimor & Watkins. ftA. 26-if Dr. John W, Cofbett Physician and Suroeon, OMm ?i DcK.lb tl.ai., Oamaon, ?. O. situ. f. m ' ? ^ * W r Conies? . y now -end fresh arrivals of goods wee? at the store of _ M._3mith The undersigned begs respectfully to oell the attention of the readers of Tub Qasstti to Ike excellent stock of gooeds now in store end constantly arriving. In ' ?' Ladies Dress Goods . ? ? . + r - . *'? ^ I offer apodal bargains;!having as nice a lino as oau be found in Oamdeu. :"TH t<iX> In ? ?? C lotbingr, Hats, ? Boots and Shoes I am prepared to nompeto with the quality and prices of those who olaim to be the only Clothing and Shoe dtalers in Camden. In Groceries, Crockeryware, Hardware, Harness, &c., I oh&Uonge competition. * would be well for purchasers to oall and examine my extensive and varied stock before buying. t&'l don't pretend to mako a BLOW, but I am propared to ofier inducements to purchasers. I,, mil. SJMTH. Progrcsswe and Mlablc Farmina Requires tho use of IMPROVED MACHINERY. Having the agonoy in Oamdon for sorao of tho best Machinery made, wo are prepared to fill orders for ' <* CHAMPION REAPERS, MOWERS AND SELF BINDERS, HARROWS, PLOWS, HORSE RAKES, CULTIVATORS, and all kinds of Farming Implements. Ah to tbe superiority of these implements, we refer to Dr. D. L. DeSaussuro, E. Bf Cantey, L. L. Clyburn, B. H. Boykin and many othors. Wo nre also agents for ROAD CARTH, oto.. manufactured by the ''C" Cart Spring Company. We ere still handling Corn. Hay, Raoon, Oate, eto., in largo quantities, and sell at bottom figures, W. A. Ancrum & Co. P. T. Villepigue Besides offering all wintor goods at primo cost., I am proparccl to show to all who oan apprnclnfo A iiAllGAIN a frosh and neleo teu lino o Spring and Summer Goods consisting in part of DRY GOODS, staple and fancy, SHOES, all kinds, HATS, NOTIONS, and GKNT8' FURNISHING GOODS, Also a full lino of Family*and Plantation Supplies An inspection is oiirnostly rccjucBtod bcforo buying. P, T. Villepigue. I j " ; ' ? ? ?? r ? ? ' -? ? ? ? ? ... ?. H. U. Parker, House, Sign and Ornamental PAXNTBR. ? 4 Having looked in Camden, bogs leave* to ?ollolt business in his line. HP**Refer* to P. W. Eldredge, R. M. Kennedy, D. O.-Klrkley, W. M, Shannon, and others. ' OP*Gel my prloes before giving ont your work. tSfKalsomlning and Presooe Work a speoiallty4 tJjTOrderi left at the drug store of Dr. 0. ?/. Dunlap will be promptly attended to. Tomatoes, 91b 0?ns of Tom.to.. 10 0,010, 2 Cong for 25 oents at W. A. ANOllUM & OO'S. NEW CROP MOLASSES. New Orleans Fanoy and Medium grades Pot sale by >W. L. ARTHUR A DRO. Genuine German Kainit \ND OTHER FERTILIZERS. Ton# genuine Herman Kalnlu-vll reot Importation?and all other fertilisers, for sale by ? HERMANN BULWINKLE, ? g Kerr's Wharf, ??? Charleston, 8. 0. - "? -? ' ' a' A. R, TH0MLIN80N, ManufWotarer of HARNESS, of jffitery Description, SADDLES, BRIDLES, Eto, MoO. SADDLES, nf.w and old. T.BLAKE STEEDMAN, RKPRRHRNTINO KNOOP, FREEBICH A 60., CHARLESTON, S. C. Tisuss Bxohango on Charleston. Bays Jotton at highest OMh prices. -OlBoo <4 i>. W. Jordan * Co.'s, >1' --V7 * v-->'' * $ T 1 - Mill I Attorney At Law, f# C# ???? < Hating rMDmed tho practice ?f Ihe Law, Will b? plMUMd to aee my old clients t?n<l Viend* at tuy office in the Kevitw building. SIS Feb. 31. 1884. At tent i trG i scum ? All who plant want fresh and reliable seeds. I, therefore, bog leave to call atten tion to the faot that MY STOCK -OP? Bui8t's Popular Garden Seed IS ENTIRELY NEW AND FRESH, | And there la no sueh word as fail with these seed if season Is favorable. 25 Years Experience Warrants this statement. The following is a partial list of the largo variety kept: CABBAGES, COLLARDS, GREEN GLAZE, BEETS, RADISHES, SQIJASHKS, TOMATOES, TURNIPS, OKRA, PEAS, BEANS, ONION SETTS and EARLY GARDEN CORN. ?ALSO? REED'S FLOWER SEED. Foil Sale By DR. FRANCIS L. ZEMP. FEED, SALE AMD LIVeF STABLE. Having leased (he oomimnodious STA BLES attached to tho DeKulb House, I am preparod tofu: "Ish eutfita in the way of BUGGIES, 1'IIAETONS, &o., for pleasure drives. HACKS attend upon tho arrival of nil trains. I aio lso prepared to do hauling of any kind. also "keep on hand a full line of HARNKS8, BUGGIES, & WAGONS, wh'ch I can afford to sol! at lower prices than any other po-?on in town. 1 will havo Cb hand throughout tho sc. son a lot of HORSES AND MULES, purchased specially for this market. Buy evs will find it to their interest to call on mo beforo buying. Aug 9 ly. W. H. ELLIS, Agt. DARK BROWN Deposits on tbo teeth and near tho edges of tho gums aro removed with a few Applica tions of WOOD'S ODONTINE. It sweetens tho breath, hardens tbo gums, ami withal contains nothing which oan by any means injure tho enamel. Try a box. Sold by T)ruggista. W. C- FISH Bit, Wholesale Agent, Aug. 16, Columbia, 8. C. A Rare Opportunity To invost is now offered by tho sale of ono of tho Finest Farms in tho "Land of the Sky." FINE FARM in the Beautiful Valley of the FRENCH BROaD, containing 285 acres. Splendid Meadows. Farm in high stato of Oultivatlon. Most convoniont arrange ment of Modern Farm Building. Farm stocked with Fluo Cows and tno VERY 11E8T AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY. Only two miles from the oounty soat. Churches and good school near by. -^--^VddreHS T Forsyjthe, May 16.-If. BREVAIlO,-& C. DaKalb House ; .. ' ; ? ' r J. N. Nicholson, Prop'r, 8. ?. ??? ? . . ?SyNewly painted. and| |ro-furnished throughout. - i: jpSTTablefl beat the <Jhar1oston and Cam den marketfi Afford. OTHaoks meet alt trains. mar 0. ? ?' I I till ? <? ? I . '? ? I I.I I ? II I. . y t Kennedy & Williams, Fire Insurance ft Collection Apis, Oamdnn, B. 0. . |?y~Tho undersigned hit* this day form ed *'6ot>arta<nr?bip under the Arm name of Kennedy ft Williams, for the purpose of j oonduotlng.A General Fire Insurance AND Collection Business. Itaproaentlng tbe following atrong and Well known Companlwi OKOHOIA HOME, HOME of New York, COMMERCIAL UNION, of London, MVBftrOOL * LONDON A OLOBE. SEW YORK UNDERWRITERS, * OHRMANIA, NORTH BRITISH ft MERCANTILE, CRESCKNT, of N?w Orleana. And are prepared to wrllo policies upon Dwelling*, Ht<,rfM( Merchandtae, Mllla, Cotton Oina, and othor property, at cur rent rates; B. O. KENNEDY, D. R. WILLIAMS, Jr. ... , ,? Change of Business. Having thla day aold my entire inamanoe buatne** to D. R. Willlama, Jr., I oheerftilIy recommend hint to my flienda and former ouatomera. Very ll?aproifnlly, WM. CLYBURN. February 16th, 1BB4. tf. BEND PO.i PRICE LIST. MoKIiRKK'fl . JEWELRY PAL*CR, . King Street, Charmuton, 8. 0. Largeat Stoftk, Lowest Prloea In the South. Repairing a Speciality, Solid mo yotir Hi";. 18. Wa?ohea. t I II J-Ji 1 Li-?UJLJX? H. H. SIMMONDS & GO., GROCERIES, -DEALERS IN F&JVCF i ? --m '?m Provisions,, Flour, . ^ Fruit, Produce, New Orleans Molasses7 CHOICE TEA, Hecker's 5 3If- Raising Flour CHEESE AND BUTTER. Our assortment of CONFECTIONERY is as largo and complete as any in town. ?9BMm& am a $e@ams CP FINEST GRADES. Satisfaction guaranteed at all limes, or money refunded. No presents given, but fuil ralue in all goods. W F. PERKINS ANNOUNCES THE ARRIVAL OF ?1 JYcw Stock ?/" Groceries* JLiquors, JV*incs. Tobacco &c. ! Tbo unprcoedonted rush of business at our establishment makes it necessary for ua (0 bo constantly in receipt of New Goods. ?ffly IAQnor Department la always supplied with the best. Tho ''Standard of the World" and "Golden Ryo" aro late addition to my stock. W.F.PERKINS, FOUNI3KY, 50x21-1 Feet. MACHINE 81IOP, GOxOiO Feet. BOILER SHOP,40X120 Foot,. Oeorg? H. H.oml>ar<a db Co. s FOUNDRY, MACHINE AND BOILER WORKS. JLTTQ-TTST^, - - GEORGIA. BUILDERS OF Engines and Boilers, Paw Mills, Grist Mills, and all kinds of Mil^ Machinery of tho latest improved styles. Shafting. Ilangors, Pulleys, Goaringand Jour nal Boxes. Wo have a largo assortment of Patterns, Sugar Rollers and Gin Gearing. DEALERS IN Engine uitd Mill Supplies, Circular Saws, Files, GummerB, Swages, Globo Check and Safety Valves, Whistles, Gauges, Steam Pipe and Fittings. Babbet metal from 10 to 40 oents. Belling, Lacing ltubber, Hemp, Sonpstono and Asbestos Fucking. Oil and Oil Cups, Wrenches, Emory Wheels, oto AGENTS FOR Eclipse Double Turbino Wheel, Kurting's Universal Injectors, tho best made. Bradford Mill Do's. Portable Mills, Nirdyko & Marmon Co's. Plantation Corn and Feed Mills. Atlas Engine Works and Erlo City Iron Works, Portablo and Stationary Engines Kunlilo's Pop Safety Valves. Cloud Creek Mill Rooks. Iron and Brass Castings, and all kinds of Repairs promptly douQ. Wo cast every dny, and arc working about one hundred bunds, Conare? Iron Works, COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. IMPROVED Circular Saw Mills* SIMPLE, CHEAP AND DURABLE, We use the oelebratod Friotion Feed on all our Saw Mills. We U90 tho vory best ma crinl in their oonstruction, and sparo neither labor nor expeuse to render thoin as near perfect as possible. -We warrant all our work to be well madn and of good material. Wo would liao If you would ooi..paro the fallowing figures with those of other manufac tures and seo if wo do not sell you a better and larger Saw Mill at samo figures: PRICES: No. 1 Mill, with 80 inches, Saw, lf> feet oarriago....'. $275 00 ?' 1 ? 38 ?? 18 ?' 286 00 " 2 " 40 " 20 44 300 00 '? 2 44 44 14 20 44 R2b 00 " 3 44 40 44 20 14 360 00 ?4 3 44 4ft 14 24 4 4 87b 00 44 4 44 CO 44 2 4 44 40 0 00 14 4 ,4 62 44 2 1 " 426 00 Extra Carringe, $3.00 per foot. The abovo mills cnmplnto to main b**lt. doc 1 ly JOHN ALEXANDER, Proprietor. ESTABLISHED 1829. Wilson, Childs & Co. ? - -PHILADELPHIA WAGON WORKS, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Manufacturers of nil kinds of PLANTATION, CITY, FREIGHT, BUSINESS, EXPRESS AND SpRI^Q^ wagons, trucks, DRAYS, CARTS, TIMBER WHEELS AND WHEELBARROWS. ASHLEY PHOSPHATE COMPANY, Olaarleaton, S. O,. BMALLGRAIN SPECIFIC, ft highly nmmoitlated and comploto Fertilizer for Wheat, Oats, Ryo and all small grain orops. ASHLEY ASH ELEMENT, of supoflor activity and ertlolenoy; ft vory ohoap and excel lent fertiliser for small grain, uno with cotton seed or stjiblo mauuro to mipply Ammonia. FLOATS,of hlghost grado, produot of iho Duo Atoml/.or. AHHLEV ACID PHOSPHATE* GENUINE LEOPOLD8HALL KA1NIT. ASHLEY MWBOLVED HONES. COTTON HEED MEAL. Bound and fresh. tgjuFOIt TEltMS. Illustrated Hand llookn, Agricultural Primers and good artiolea ou Ash Eluinout, Kalnlt, Floats and Peas, addross ? ? v'< The Ashley Phosphate Company, Apl lo om Charleston, 8. C. J. G. ROLLINGS, fAOKNT FOK Stationary and Portable Steam Engines. BROWN COTTON PIN8, WINNSHIP COTTON GIN, With Feeders and Condbnhkrb, TALBOT k BONsljlNU INK'S, MONARCH ENGINES. SKINNER A WOOD ENGINES, BOSS COTTON PRESS, 8CIIOFIEI4D COTTON PRESS, FlNDLKY COTTON PRESS, CORN and WHEAT MILLS, SAW MILLS, ? Shafting and pulleys, * And nil kinds of maohlnory, Ho miro lo ouII and noo tny prices boforo pur* chnfting any kind of maohinory. J. C. ROLLINGS, Camden, S. C. Remodeled and Newly Furnished, /y?( hum M/ounc, OAMDKN, fl. C. Transient Board $2 Per Day. Amplo nooommodntloTKi. TaMa unpolled whh the beat tbA mftrket Afford*. fcrory Attention pntd to I he oomfort of gneftta. Conneeted with th? Hottfte In a flrnt-otnRH IlrtR, whloh In orderly kept. II 10k to and from tho depot. Fnre 25 oenl* each wny. Pe^d and Mvery RtAble on premise*. 8. B. LATHAM, Proprietor, OLD (1853) EBTABLISABD Charleston Ice House* ALVA GAGE & CO., Markot, oor. Churoh Ht., Charleston, 8. O. Importers and Bhippors, Wholesale and Botail Dealers in I O !EJ. low packed for lho country ft specialty, loo by the car-load at special ra(6?. Wetv*as.r Motraw* Cll ARI.RHTON, 8. 0. JF.OROK T. AI.FOHD, - - - Manager. Rates $2 and $2 60 'per Dhy, This favorite Family House, under 1(m iow management, is recommended for the ixoollcnce of its ouislno and home-like lomforls. Its airy and well ventilated ooms havo just been newly carpeted and ilegantly furnished. DR. T. BERWICK LEG ARE, JDE)2STTIQT .1 / N I A m | J.| ^1 gW ,mIm y Graduate of iho Baltlfoore College of Den sl Hurgery. OIBeo? DuKALB IIOUSH. Kn<ranoe on Broad Htreet. v. h. onAraa. T. a. o'rhikn. Charee # O'Brien, WHOLH8ALE 0U00KB8, (06 Fast Bay St., CMavimyom, 8. 0. Agents for FiXlom's Vrerolum Trenton Jfaokors. aug 101 y