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XKWh MOM ITMYWIUKL a ' Cleveland's .worldly possessions eci.sUt of only 96,000 worth of personal property. He kM ao ml estate. This di?po?e? ofa recently olrcuieted Mory to the effect that be was poeseesed of a fortune of $1 (XT000, upon a greater parf of which he paid bo tuxes. ?Forty of Lbc Republican newspapers wbloh hare bolted {Maine ba^e a circulation ?f 1,720,094.* ? f %y;, ;?.< ^ ?Tbe wetfb of the United ei:ile?Uf50(. or $1,000 to eaph Inhabitant.. 'ivWffcs maiu building of the Jllfc'CiHeens Exhibition Is in iwceereepeeU the most g* AMkabU eaiftoe ever built ku thU country,' wsa rs has succeeded; at a moderate cosVjw &?*:, duoing the largest single room, every part of wbloh ean be seen from eny point, of whisk there is any knowledge. The bu?4 ing ie 1,878 feet long, by 9u6 feet wide and ooyers 8& acres, or ll.aeTCs more than the Philadelphia Centennial. Exposition of 187th J Thtre are 1,JW3Q0 square feet of door apaoe, Inoluaiug gallery. , . ?Many of the strongest independent pa 1 an of thearc enthusiastically sup-, portvif Cleveland,, ftbn Reforu> Club of Boston, wbioh is composed of many of the leading mea'oMdiu>aaohu*oU?, aud which woe organUM on account of (he disgust at Blaine's nomination, will endorse the Dem ooratle nominees. If Beast Butler does not oppose Cleveland, it la' not at all im* probable tfcet Muosachusetts will vote for C.etelsud. There ie throughout tho oonn try a determined opposition to tho Republi can party, and.a feeling tint It must go. ??During the- recent. severe persecution Of tftf Jews in Russia many of that race do - parted for Cyptue. They did not And the suooe** In Ibat island that they locked far, and have now returned to Odessa as destl tute British sutyeots. The British Consul General at Odessa has undertaken to send then to tlielr homes Id the interior. ?Thor oldest delegate to the^ Doiuocratio National Contention this year is Dr. Urigh Terrtll, ef Virginia. who is ninety-two yean of tge, served In the war of 1812, eu ter id politics In Jaohson's first bampaign, and went first to a National Convention as?% delegate? lis 1844, to x oto and work for Henry Olay. -*Il Is estimated th'at typhoidftvercauses 16 per cent. of the annual deaths in Wales and England. ??I>r. SobwelnAirth, tho welUknown Af ?:JWM^M|ftyoUow fdttr <? qu?i au7D^n<???r?i^e# hare at Alaiattan. The people ure dec ? ???horin? ^V? 9f t1^?4f5wia cam '&?{'? (?*V ;>ii?;% '??.?' . ~k<4Upoteb from tho City of Ittateo [itiit b?d M . rO appeared > are flealng from authority* of Her c>u( n quarantine on ftonora line. Th.y examine e^ery train oars to "be fumigated before al iafe'a ifcta yet ippeared at any of the 6ulf porta.*; V"': >Pi?rcebe?a walking can* that wm made from tome of the -timber of tbe odlit ohurob built on ^merioan ) oane U 120 yean old and ?ai to the Bishop* father many i by obe of tbe Dootor'i aumeroua J8%*' i&Wr?. i ??( ?' y.y.HVt* } V >) OommitUe of the froo A will begin % xnualon on Tiberias <a the point ftgwf-'-'vN'' > I In an average Ufa of works ;f >000 daya and mofo. 641m 2.000. W&lki - rest of ike Jjpt'-i ?Thirty-two million dollars worth of randy 1? inannfnotiiml in tfc* tho United ?India pay* ?600,000 eaob summer to transport hor ofttoinlB fronuhi torrid low* landa topooler.uplund quorterB. form for the army has boen will be adopted ut the itbing to tho'tr6op>. It is but in betfet faille than j-tnovo sensible as well as itta bti'Jp* take* tbe plaoe of bl*>k for AO infantry on the panlnloon.; <^,ISBhW?e. Op|||ftro fnood with White, ~ " for non-oommissioned <;? ^ I- ,? ; > \, Ol the.Blitth Regiment "to the reunion of Ibe ?; 1886 by an esourMon i ^lel^to some of the 'hich illustrated the Is gallant old regi I fdib* Juue 7,002 J .filling lon> of ilnMb obtain lis law tl ? rr?"r ' ? v?JO|i ^"'M-wipin.payiaga^r Nr,inlila??un feo and regular '**- (mm U*M> Ufo, <M?d on mwm. H *? ?oVw* with 1UJ JHi the mmm m ? 11A N K' F, BKAHI)? 6UBSO&IPTIOX, $2*1 f CAAIDEN, 8. CWVt*y 84 J?*. m.v.Be,gB?_ n?l ?-i? 'a . .j !?>..'?.? V^mlit pnfchaitngor or<UrlH^ gbods, or i* tnukitta inquiry concurniH'j ut*yU*in<j adeertital in thi* paper9 you *ill confer a favor on the publitf. \ atwell at the. otl cm tUtr, by itlttHrj'thht you saw the ad ; fl^OyKIJ Ci-Iiyj5l,AND, pc N. Y. ."? "i?* .'jl'HOS. A. WIiS'L>IUCKy^ Ol! jNpi*** ? >?*-? -J '.1 1?il.Jl'J.'.!" 1FIU ' r,$ % "THE UAZBTTE" FOB THE CA** .t. - .\ij? i \ ? ? l'AHJN. The ensuing political campaign piom lae* ID be one of ihueh int- vest, especial-: ly. tii reference to natloual affaire, and every .voter hi Kershaw county should keep himself posted us to events trans * >, 1 l i ft Si / '* '"'i VI plrlng.. Iu order to place the current news CHoii week In every nook and cor ner of Kershnw county, but more espec ially to extend the circulation o/Tjik Ga 7K1TK, we propose to send this, paper to all new subscribers until November 15th. 1881-, for tile stun of Fifty Cents. FOllM) AT LAH'll The return*of Commander Scliley of ourimvy with the bIx survivors ot tho Gregly expedition, which started thtfe years ago in search of the North I'ole, has created considerable ? excitement. This expedition, Commanded by Lieut. Ureely, after encouutorlnjf terrific perils and suffering to a degree almost without parallel,, came to a wretched oml last year and out of tweuty-llvo or more who cbiupoKt'd It only six survived, who were found n month ago in Smith** Sound Almost de/ul and but for their rescue at the time Schley found them, would have perUhed In less than forty-eight hour*. Two expeditions had gone after them land failed, and this laatooe came la to IVoo of doing *o. Of *11 the absurd w*?te J of money and loss of Ufa, these arctic i expedition* take the exoedauoe. Mouey nd live* euougti have beau wasted ahd st upon them iu the last lifty jraan irely to prove their futility and useless 'tfeleutfe may be benefitted In a re, but not onougli to oowpsMato. _ la a good doal oC false national pride nixed up with It* ami It la tUne to oall * halt. If anybody In future wUhea to try It, let bin* do it on his ^wn book, but lit the government bold band* off. Suobmana* Beunett with more money than tbey know w hat to do wlili way send Stanley to AJYiea or DeLong to tlie irodo regional but the first oongrcsamau or seoretary of the navy who propoae? sueh an expedition should be taken out and shot. Tbia finding of Greely must m*ke Chandler and the Republican par ty Aal good, for It la about the ouiy thing that the party or any secretary ot the navy under their administration has done alnoa the war, except to steal, mon ey, wink nt fraudulent contracts, or feather their own nests, like old Secre tary Hobeson. < MSN UUTliKH, Considerable speculation is now bolng indulged tn to know whether Butler Is a oaudldute on (he Greenbaok Labor tioket for President. If be thinks there is h ghost of ft showing he will soil in, or if ftkOfthgftta additional notoriety by It, j He U Addling around to see what his chances are. If he can defeat Cleveland by rtinulug he will run. He is h Demo oral for success, or a Republican or a | Greenbuekor, as It suits lilm. The trulh (she la a political hermaphrodite and I hM ho chore Idea of political consistency than a hog has of heaven. Wonderfully nblo, and possessed of large means, wlih a black hoart and vulgar disposition, he | would turn against his owu father If he thought he could make a point. We hope he w.lll leave tho Democratic party. I lie is by Instinct a traitor and a renegade In conduct, and only alllef himself with ] parties-to betray them. 116 was in Ohl>> j cogo two weeks sgo airing himself like a i turkey coyk, and yet Inst Week was re ported as hobnobbing with Arthur to carry New York against Cleveland. . He should be driven, from the Democratic fold with a whip of scorpions, rihtl made go where hbbolongs. He laadUgrw-H humanity. Lot titm ruif with his Greenback ticket, Tl?ni party Rultshlm. We idori't want him. His entnft^ better than Ids friendships. I /i.j,A v ? ? :i- ? ? , V >/ ' TUB lNl)El>Efll>KVr TtEl'UHMCANH. Tho dejection from tho Hlnlno-Logan ticket from present appearance# appefcrs to be formidable. It Is o^rtalhly no vainglorious or idle Movement, add while not over snpgulnti of It to to very large number*, yet w* ehhn.ot abut our Wos to the fuet of Itajkuportanoe on the Kepubllcanprospeo ts/ when such men M Curtis, Hciiii/, and Mn-lr allies in JWew York, Boston, Hartford. and throughout the Wcst,bHck?d up by the tyfa/i9si>7Wrt?V Mart*?1* m?kly and >ucik write hi opposing the Republican nominees, there Is (6ive him! meaning In ;lN These people have to ail talents and purpose's, ,bur?ed their boys behind them and are- unsparing hi their dtiiuft cihtlona and erUlolsms of the nominees. It bortfcs no good to Blalbe, and the **e publloah m.inageri^ while attempting to d*rW*, are at Itio same time very restive SOU uneasy under It. ?uoh Influences M Mm? .contlnUallolf <*f, br?dn and ,yerV? command Is not to be Sneered. at. It nhonld not initke v\* relax ? ntngie ener gy', or beg)i) to t row before wo are out Of tho woods. ? Wo have a wjly;foi t<> meet, and duugeroufe demagogues to <>n Vho tt'erir. 'domocnttlo John Koliy Stfd' liesit Butler, In our Judgment, are now working neuretly to defeat our norolnM*. They are both able shd wide awattfc hten and on fogging ?1W Indlari*. They WOM Jmth Alkitghtered at rMcngttrohi feel if hiost keouty.' AVo are proud of the action of our conven tion In theirnasc, ttnd believe that the ?ra)ght forward and manly manner fit Which they were dealt with will redound more antlmdro to our credit. We hppe ihal'lh this campaign svbry southern man, however lofty or humble, will be AS discreet as possible. The prospect of iforeSse of (ho Independent iimvr i Is good. Wo would liko to see every good, substantial voter In the mmm >. cc ..i u is ?Bd raUylng to clielr ?iip(K>r(. Let the good'work go ou. m* i BLAINE'S LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE. The knight of the toiled plume has written hit letter accepting the nomina tion ji* thv Republican. candidate. -It is a long and stilted doonmoot, vritftn In high flown style and yet very plausible. It evinces considerable shreyrdnesa, and Win keeping with tl*e oharatter of its author. Its key note fttaken from their platform, and to. pnt htttoelf squarely definite, he followa almost verbatim et liter.'.tini the method pursued by its pavers. ? It would appear aa though ha hhrt written the platform idmself. It sounds well and every sentence is found ed off on. the square ; and compass style of a podagogue. ; In discussing the Issue* of the day he shows hi# Wonted ability, und tvhile it has an apparent air of frankness, there is absolutely nothing in It that londs to make one think any more of tho Infamous party as now or ganized which Blaine In his character truly typifies. In regard to our*bonie affairs It Id the same old twoodle, prom bring much and aasurhig everything for lilt* party. Their weak and damaging record as to plunder, defalcation, misrule, tyranny and shameless profligacy, be* of course, studiously avoid* mentioning. The bin luess disquietude owing to Be publloan inismunugemont and the partial paralysis of our inifuetilea and the al most complete ruin of our shipping In terest he pssees by, while Jits sophistical und. illogical treatment of the Tariff la farcical in the highest degree* . The truth Is Blaine is uot a profound or logi cal statesman, but A bold, dashing, wire pulling politician. Wei look forward with aoum> curiosity to see Logan's letter. He la the prince of blatberakitee, and we expect to see him mount bla organ and grind out 6unci<dito1 Njid gascoiutdo by the yard. Doubtless his appeals to the soldier element of the North will be such a combination of whsndoodle and mon key that It will prove only laughter and contempt. Xk?Department ofAgriculture desires to make a full exhibit at the New Or leans Exposition of every water power for sale lu this Bute. If the owner* of these properties >111 give their assistance |u this matter, tt will doubtless prove of great beue^t to them as well as to the Btate*. , OPUKOUt* OP tiUE PRESS. TIm Coating Strugtfle^and the Meaiiln* 1 Philadelphia. Times.] Lot none uiUuad?ril&ud tho lin* or tbe great ooulllct that to upo*\ us. It lovoivaa a swooping poMtlwl revolution-not merely the (reliefer of power Ororn pue pollvloel par ty to uuotlior, tool the revolutionary ovor Uirow of the worst methods sua purposes 91 iwtb parties aud the triumph of the beat Id apt rations or every political faith. It If not ?Imply Whelbor there shall bo a Republican or a Democratic Pr?iddenl.nor la It * atlrug gio to make Jamea U, liiuiuo or Grovor Cleveland tbe CbloTMaglstrato of the Repub Ho." A revolution haa dawned upon both partiea and It baa been born or aupreme no? o'.aelly. Its needs have been lavlabiy strewn by the ?Republican abiisee and Demooratlo follies Ofthepaat half generation, and they have bean watered and nourished and grown toaoparent harvest time by the dls? tin oily opposite men and measures doolured by tbe two Chicago Conventions of 16&4. Mako tbe Caadlrta^oa Speak Out. IBarnwell People.] Mow that so many offloes are to bo ailed and so many men are willing to nil Ihum there sbuuld be a general out turu of tbe people. Tho candidates should bn Ipter viewed, examined and orosa examined us to their V|ew? and expectations en the duties of tbe offloea to wbloh thoy aspire. Past *<ir vloealn war and peaoe nroall very good but future tor vices are what wo are looking for uow; In the upper oountlo* candidates lor the General Aasarably are being questioned aa to their oplnlortaon iho different import tantmaasuree that will ooroe up for dlsout slou at lt? next session. The member* fioin that section of the Bute will be posted and prepared to ndvoonto their view# and will know that they represent tbe opinions of their constituent*. The peoplo here, ir we do not mluUiko the temper or the times, would pteier hearing from the oaiidldat.es .what they Intend tw try lo do ratber tban a history ol what th*y have done. The past history of the Wtale Is glorious hut It la An ivhed hint spcech making cannot add one Jot or iltlie to It. Tbo future will be what we muke it, worthy or the pasl Ifour people de si>rve It nnd nht If we arc notaagood aa the ipen who lihvt gone betore us. A0J0IXIN6 cotmriKg. i DAKUKdTO^, -r^fha dumoKG to brldgoe and oa use ways Cawr* ,ouiy' wa|nount sLt'Pl*^.Mumher or liana *lhduxed In tbe Oltrk'a offloe todate. la Buino 3,000 i?>aa than t?t 'ho mi the time last year.' ? UMOAITBR. -Mrs. Lydla Walters, wife of fciljoh Wal ters, ngcTTftbout 70 years, died on the 8th Inat. if?,?,,avMfi.teiinn ol August. is -NIr' Arotwi Rlnpliolori, tin and ami AdverllM < (Fo?weak ending Juty i*b,iM<.i )Wfl, tighten, ? ft EK- v ~*r""'fa7,1 ?jvVj fj' 1 ; .TIm =5 JMHI WSmmiW v *>1 sff} ? fw*1 '"*? " 1?? f You Wttt >*?<*?<. ?, c-^tV ??<?,!?:?, v ? >j6y UWW*m*r ?;. Uo to The Gasette Offioe . I ^ f 'V '?* ?' * *?-? .? '"<* .. .j ^ V 1 If You Want \\' ? jt , "<?> - ' ? ADDREB8 CARDS, * ?.-> ??'?' -1 ?.?</ .' U*i{"..: .. ! Go to The Gssetto Offioe [f You Wmt BU8INESS CARDS, ? Ho to Th? Ge?ette Offioe. If You Want BILL HEADS, Qo to The Gasette Office II * vu .-'ant BANK CHECKS. Go to The Osteite Office. If You Wont ENVELOPES, Qo to The Osteite Office If Yon Win LETTER HJtADS, Go to The Oateite Offioe* If You Wont LETTER CIRCULARS, Go to The Gazette Offioe i I . . If You Want v ' NOTE HEADS, Go to The Gaietto Offioe If You Want NOTE CIRCULARS, Go to The Gasette Offioe. If You Want PROGRAMMES, Go to The Gaxetle Offioe. If You Want POSTERS. Go to Th etle Office, If You Want statements. Go to The G&sette Offioe. If You Wool PRINTING OP ANY KIND, Go lo Tho Gasette Offioe. If You Wont NHAT WORK, ' Go io The Ou?U? Offioe. ????' ? ? ' - ? i? v^/Cf-,4 Whore it will be executed aspromptly, nest ' Jf a .^45*' /'? T' M ly, oomotty snd ohofcply ss hi ? i ' f. ? V. iAjr j ' * Any offioe la tho Bute. FOREAI/E 10,060 BwiWHd Ohofo# WhlifCtertJ, ' I >000 SSf*1110h<>,#* rroot "*** ?>600 t ttuUn llr??!. OHARt!wSJon; t .< j. ?*-?WRT And MRM4 lfmnaftotnr*) Dally HAY. On# o*r1o*4 of besl Timothy TUj for *al? y II. MVlit , V ' . TUB* ? I M Oh.:*!. l. m.^smitn , _ . , . to call wMw of Tire Oomi DOW ill r - '-??>+ In ? >' k* Ladies Dress Goods j*b i u. spooial bargains I'havlng U aloe i uau be found iu Camden. Am m In . . ? 0 lothtag, Hats, Boots and Shoes 1 am U oompete with the quality tad prlees of Utooa who claim to be the ?nly Clothing and Shoe dealers tn Camden. In > Groceries, Crackeryware, Hardware, Harness, &c., I ohallenge competition. MTIt would be well for purchasers to oftll and examine my extensive 4nd varied ?took before buying. 89*1 don't protoud to make a BLOW, but I am prepared to oflor inducement* to putohaeers. L.Jft. SMITH. Pragressire anil Profllatite Fanning Require* the u*e of improved mmmu. Having the agenoy iu Camden far tome of the heel Machinery made, we are prepared to All orders for, /.? .? CHAMPION REAPERS, MQWEfeg AND SELF BINDERS, HARROWS, PLOWS, i ORSE RAKES, CULTIVAT0R8, and all kinds of Farming Irapicioehie. As to the 6Upcrio> Wy nftliewe implements we refer to Dr. 1). L. i>cS?iii??i>re, K. Hi Oautey, L. L. Clyburn. U. II Boykin nn>< many others. ? We ?r? also agents for ROAD CARTH eto.. manufaolured by tbo 4 C" Ort 8prhif Company. We are still handling Corn. Hay, B?onn Oats, etc., in large quantities, aud sell ai bottom figures. W. A. Ancrum &, Co. P. T. Villepigue Besides offering all winter goods at pnm< cost, I am prepared to show to all who oai appreciate A BARGAIN a ftresli and seleo teu line o Spring and Summer Good; consisting in psrt of DRY GOODS, 8TAP*LE AND FANCY, SHOES, ALL KXNI>8, HATS, NOTION8, and GKNT8* FURNISHING GOODS, Also o ful) line of * family and Plantation Supplies . An inspection is earnestly requested before buying. P. T. Villepigue - ? UOV-pVil'* * ?<-?!? : I '? tmMm I . m.; H. U. Parkor, Howe. 8lflB aad ^Ornamental PAIW 'PUR?' rate MTGot mj prtHM boft?? giving ool your work. t , c ' fflrKulaoininlog t*4 VtMOOO Wotk ft UpeoiftlUy. v MfOrdWi Uft at tho 4??g atoro of X>#. C. J. DttnUp wilt bo promptly MUndad to. Tomatoes. 81b Cab* of 16 oftnts, "ACnnn for W. A. ANGRUX & CO B. . **M i<? ' ill ?'i > 11 i ll n'n NEW CROP MOUSSfiS, Now frioftO* f???V ftnd Mftdlurtt grftde* For aalo by W- L ARTKOR A BHO. ?ft ..\/.it"V-Wi'l.?-.??.?J ? ?' - \HD OTHER FERTILIZERS. -?Tom gfcnatri? rWh?*'gfttn1t~-4l. left importation and *11 othor ftrUHa?t?, ***** BTJtWMKLB, . Urr'* Whorf, Ton# Rfenalno ?WU0?-M< aauum Jj ? > | L, in. Ill nfr im?Ul I f Uifrl . i'i^i./i I S'.V fL. A. R, THOMLINSON M*nufk?tarar of HARNB88, of Kv*ry l>tsorir>tion, SAl>DIjteS. BRIDI/KB, Etc. mM Okfcrlwt on, H. 0. MoO. rtA I>DIiR8, Mkw A*rc> OLD. TmpotUr* of RogU?h BatHi**, Stotl Bit*, pnro, fMvrm*, gto Ftgtoty Mw MlMrooto 187 Meeting fit,, nop 1 fy CJHARI.wrdN, B. 0. J.BLAKE flTBflDMAN, HKI'HKHKNTINU KNOOP, FREEBICH 6 CO., CHAIUIT0H, fc C. Tasaei Exohango <*n OliarlfMon. Buy* tot urn at hlghoflt oaah ptlftra. ?garomoo M Dj W. Jordan & Co.'A. ?am ?/;vj> T .Connors, At law, S. C. the prftotio* th* U?, to mj old (Iimii a&d lathe Itmim bulldlag. At to n t i c i G ricum All who plaut want freah and tellable ?hJi. L therefore, Ug Um*4? c*U attea UoatolhafrMlhaA MY STOCK . ' i "..' ?or? Bulst's Popular Garden Seed 18 BNTIBBLY NEW AND FRESH And there la no tueh word aa fall with theee aeed if seaaon la (hvorable. 25 Years Experience Warrants thla statement. The following la a partial list of the largo variety kept: CABBAGES. OOLLARDS, GRRKN GLAZE, BEETS, RADISHES, SQUASHES TOMATOES, . TURNIPS, OKBA. PEAS, BEANS, ONION SETTS and EARLY GARDEN OORN. ?A L80'? REED'S FLOWER SEED. For Sale By DR. FRANCIS L. ZEMP. FEED, SALE UNO LIVERY STABLE. Having leased tho ootnmtmidio>j3 STA BLG8 mtaohed to tho [><Ki\lt? Hous<*, I tun preptt\ed to furnish outfits in the w \y of i BUGGIES, PHAETONS, &c., for pIcnRtii o drives. HACKS nttond upon the arrive! of all Irnin*. j I am Uo prepared to do hauling of any kind. j . &OT-1 nlso krnp on hand a fuil line of ' 11A UN ESS, BUGGIES, & WAGONS, ; which I o?n afford to *ol! at lower prices than ouy oihvr person lu Iowa. I will have on htincl throughout tho sea son a lot of HOUSES AND MUI.KR. purchased specially for this mailt*'. Buy ern will find il to ih9Ir interest, to nail ou inn before buying. Aug 9 ly, W. 11. ELMS, Ajtt, DARK BROWN Deposit* on (be teeth and near tbo edgos o* thogmnu are removed with a fow implica tion* of WOOD'S ODONTINE. II rtweeiou* the brs-.Mh, hardens tbe gnats, and withal contain* nothing which can by any meaus injure the enamel. Try a box. Sold bv Druggist*. W. C. FISHER, Whnlesaio Agent, ' Aug. 16. Celumhia, 8. C. A Rare Opportunity To invest is now offered by I hp Bale of one of thi Finest Farms in the "Land of the Sky." PINE FARM In the Beautiful Valley ef the FRENCH BRlMD, containing 296 acres. Splendid Meadows. Farm in higb slate of cultivation. Most convenient arrange meni of Modern Farm Building. Farm Btooked with Fine Cowt, aud toe VERY BEST AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY. Only two milee from (he county seat. Cborohes and good sokool near by. Addreea J. A. Forsythe, May 18 -tf. BREVARD, N. C. DeKalb Souse J. N. Nicholson, Prop'r, V &. C. tOTNewly painted andj fre-furnished throughout. IfllTTitblei best the Charleston and Cain* den irflrktttalbrd. ttTHaoks meet all trains. mar G .^*1 J... Kennedy & Williams, Fire Insurance & Collection Aieots. Oamden, 8. O. - W-m. uoamlgM* l are this day form ed a ooptrtnersblp undtr.lhe Arm nemo of Kennedy ft Williams, for the purpose of Concluding a i, I General fire Insurance AND ' Business. following ntrong end tile#: ' York, N<ON, of Loudon, ?Nt)ON ft pLOIIB, ItRWRITJBRK. ft MHKOANT]l,R, tOrlMW. And are prepared to write poUo?? ? upon Dwellings. Hfores, toerchandieo, Mills, Cotton Gins, and other propeHy, iU out - fetif rates:' ' ; a-.:. b. o. kknn&dy, D, H. WILLIAMS. Jr. Change of Business. Having Ibis day sold my entire insurance business to D. R. Williams, Jr., t oheerfolly reenmmend bim to my Mend* and fbrmor c?w?omern. Very Retpeetftilly, WAI. OI.YJiURN, Fohniary Lr>th, 1684. If. RKNL ro.t PRICE LIST. Mc'tiLHKK'S JftWRLRY l'M.ACR, King Klrctl, (jhAei.ssroH, S. C\ Large**, !?took( lowest )'y l'Hc#s in IbeSoUtb. ttvpniriog a Hpeoialfly. Srnd roe jour Loo. 13; Watches. ?v V I. H. SIMMONDS & GO., -KMUI SM9LM *JTM F*#Cr GROCERIES, Provisions, Flour, Fruit, Produce, New Orleans Molasses, CHOICE TEA, Becker's I >! ? ? Raising Flour GHEESE AND BUTTER. Our-ossortuient of CONFECTIONERY is at large and complete any in town. ma mm am? see* m CF FINEST GRADES. Satisfaction guaranteed ?t all time*, or money refunded. No presents given, but fuil value In nil xoods. W F. PERKINS ANNOUNCES TUB ARRIVAL OF ?1 JY&w or fjtrocerics* IjiQUors, ff*ines. Tobacco AY. Tuc unprecedented rush of business at our establishment makes ii nccessary for ua to be OOUh!ft?jil> iu tecftpi >f New Goods. Is nlwnys supplied with the best>. The "Standard of Hn? World" and ''Golden Rye" are late addition to my etook. Jfltj lAqnor Department i the be?K are late addition to my W.F.PERKINS. . KOUNDKY,f'X'-H Feet. MACUINUSUOP.OOxKO P?ei. BOILKIt SHOP, Wxl? F?t, George R.. LOmtoardl tto oo.? FOUNDRY, MACHINE AND BOILER WORKS. AUO-USTA, - - GEOEQ-IA. Bf'ILDER3 OF Engines and Rollers, Saw Mills, Orlat Mills, and all kinds of Mill Machinery of the lateat improved styles. Shafting, Hangers, Pulleys, Gearing and Jour nal Boxes. We have a large assortment of Piwlerns, Sugar Rollers aod Gin Gsari&g. 1>EA LERS l^ Engine and Mill Supplier, Circular Saws, Files, Gummers, Swages, Giobe Clunk ana Safety Valves, W histles, Gauges, Steam Pipe and Fittings. Bahbet metal from \0 to 40 ceuls. Belting, Laoing Rubber, Ilemp, Soapstone and Asbestos I'nekuig. Oil and Oil Cups, Wrenohes, Emory Wheels, eto AGENTS FOR Eclipse Double Turbine Wheel, Kertlng's Universal Injectors, the best ui'nlc, Bradford Mill Do's. Portable Mills, Nordyke & Marmon Go's. Plantation Corn aud Feed Mills, Atlas Engine Works and Erie City Iron Works, Portablo and Stationary Engines Knnkle's Pop Safety Valves. Cloud Creek Mill Rooks. Iron and Brads Custiugs, and all kinds of liepairs promptly done. We oast every day, and aro working abnui oue hundred hands. Conaree Iron Works, COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. IMPROVED Circular Saw Mills, SIMPLE, CHEAP AND DURABLE. We use the celebrated Friotlon Feed on i\U our 8aw Mills. We use Ibo very best ma erixl ii> their ooustruolion, and spare neither labor nor expense to render them as near perfeot as possible. We Warrant all our worU to be well made and of good material. We would liKe If you would compare the following figures with those of other manufao turew aud see if we do not sell you a better and larger Saw Mill at same figures: PRICES No. 1 Mill, wilh SO inches, Saw. Id feet carriage $275 00 ?? 1 ?? 3b " 16 " 2H& 00 '? 2 " 40 - '20 " 80-J 00 *' 2 " 4* " VJ " 82b 00 ?? 8 << 40 " 20 " 8M> 00 ?< 3 ?' 48 " 21 " ?7b 00 ?? 4 " 60 " 24 ' 400 00 ?? 4 ?? 62 " 24 " 420 00 F.xtra Carriago, ?B 00 per foot. The abov mills oornplete to main bvlt doo 1 ly JOHN A LEX AN DIM, Proprietor. ESTABLISHED 1H2'j. Wilson, Childs & Co. PHILADELPHIA WAGON WORKS, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Manufacturers of all kinds of PLANTATION, CITY, FREIGHT. BUSINESS, EXPRESS AND STRING WAGONS, TRUCKS. PRAYS, CARTS, TIMBER WHEELS AND WHEELBARROWS. ASHLEY PHOSPHATE COMPANY, Oliarleston, c, BMAI.T, OHAIN SPECIFIC. n highly tinimonlated nijd complete Fertiliser for Wheat Oats, Ilyo and All small grali> orops. A8HI.BY ARH EI<KM PINT, of superior not I/Ity mid emolenoy; n, very c'lonp tunl excel-, lout rertlliv.or for small urato, use wltli cotton t.i-nrt or nalilo mumiro to supply Amnionta. KI?OATW, ol highest urtule, product or lliu Duo Atomizer. ABHLKY AOID PUQMPHATFi I.KOFOMWII AM, K A IN IT. ABHMSY DM80IiV?l> MONKS. CiXTTON HF.Kt) MR A f,. sound and frcsli. TI5HMH. Illustrated Hand Hooks, Agricultural Prlmerw and good nitioleft on A<d? Rleinout, Kulnlt, Kluutx and I'chk. ndtlrees The Ashley Phosphate Company, Charleston, S. C. J. C. ROLLINGS, AGENT KOIl Stationary and Portal! Steam Jinnincs. BIIOWN COTTON PINS, WINN8HIP COTTON GIN, With FutbiRft an? Oondbnhrrh, TALBOT k 80NB KN9 INK'S, MONARCH KNGTNKS. SIONNKK & WOOD RNGINB3, BOSS COTTON FIUC8S, SCnOPlKLD COTTON PHK88. PlNDLKY COTTON PRKSS, COHN a no WHEAT HAW MILLS, SHAFTING and PULTiKYP, And aII kindii of mnohlnory. nuro ro 01II and h^o my price* boforo p?r ohmting any kind of mnohlnory. J. O. ftOLM'NGS. Camdkn, S. 0. Remodeled and Newly Furnished, tMl/hvm% MirUfW, CAMl\*N, H. (J. Transient Bimrd $2 Por Day. Amp1?J ftCconitrtoilatloim TaM* nippllnl with the b?*t IhO mnrkpt nflnrit*, P,rery Mtontton pr?M to tho <ioinf?>rt r.f (riioot# Oonn^lcl wtlh lh? Moiidfi In ? flvnJelnft* R?\R, wM?h lt> ortl?rljr V*>pt llftek to Worn ?ho depot. Pur* 25 j ??n?n t*(th way. P4?d tiftd HlfthU on prom mo*. R. ft. LATHAM, Proprietor, 01.0 (1R58) ESTABM8AKJ) Charleston loo House? AI j V A G AGE & CO., Ma* kef, oor. Ohurob 8t., OhfirlMort, S C important and f'Mnper*, Whnlfinalo nn<\ Kolail Pealon 'n X a 32. fo? p?oUc?l tor iho rfttintry a specially, loo (>y Ihn rue-load r>I ;ipcolal rMOft. W#rMM;** SI&tt&Et (JmABr.nrrON, J5. (IKOftOF. T. AI.FOKO, - - - Manager, UaIm $2 and $V ftO p?5r l>ay, Tl?ts favorllrt Family IIoiimc, tniiUv iH new mAnagemtnt, i* recontmpniled for tha exeeUonco of ll? coining and l?omc-llk? coniform ffm airy nnd welt ven'ltalcd roonw have JiiiM boon newly oarjelcd ami elegantly furnixlird. OR. T. BERWICK LEGARE, "n'"FP"KTrn TQr P .J?/JtLi_L>i J?LCD ~L 7 Graduate of tl?o Baltimore Colletco of Den* la) Htirgwry. Oflloe- HrK U.B "oi'sK. Entrance. on ' r-?a-t .Street. ?h >i. criAvRK. t ? o'nnu.M 4*6*11 fee & O'lirien, WHOM*3 v IiK (JltOCKRfl, iO.'i P,\?t Bay PI., Cnnm.unros, n. C. AiniU for Kxlotn ? Premium Ui0..ion Crackers. ?>?,