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f fe' K A X K V.I IK A HI), I' ?OMOmiPrtO ?*, ?2 I'KK y-kau, is adnascb. . $3jM HT'? f r+'uuUit or ordering goods, or in miXJciy iMUtty concerning anytMna ^WW'winy unyminv C P?P*r, von telll confer a Wsker, <tt well as the ad iluti that you sato the ad faTutt Kkbaiuw Oazjcttk. gga?i. i. .".'.in.' i.? u11.111. ? IT HUHf Be In pursuance or Invltatloua cent to luaay prominent citizens In every sec tion of Iho county, R mooting htm hold Ht the Court I louse lu Camden on Mon day Inst to consider tho advisiibllltjvof fending old to forward tho oonstrujfcoq . ?f the Palmetto Hull road, which, when completed, .Will ho almost on airline route between tho Nortb aud South This ro?d t? now nearly com ply ted to Choraw, lu this State, and If ald<- from this county can bo obtained, the prospect t? bright ffr auot her mil road to Camden by the next winter. Tho mooting above referred to was presided ove^y-J. T. liny, K*q.; Mr. O Q. Alexander being Secretary.. Tho object of tlupttO<iK beluga tnted, re marks urging tho Ituport^sfee of Action x on tho part of our people wero tnado by Messrs. NV. D. Trantham, H. Buuts, E. Miller Boykln, 9. B. Adams and W. Z. I.oltner. 's; Abetter from Mr. 1\ZA, Wellford, vloe president of tho .road, statiug that if old wopa given, work would bo begun oh tho route from Cheraw to Camden at ?n earlydoy. / < ? '? Tho following amendment was offered Adams to a motion made by ltr.Traiilhiuu: "That It Is tho sensei of this meeting that tho 'town of Camdon should lustre bonds to the extent of $50,000, nnd the county of Kershaw to tho extent ol $100,000 to further tho extension of the the Palmctt?liullroud Iroin Choraw on through Kersliaw. county Via Camden, to accordance with an act 409 pus sod ^py the session of 1884." The following whs tho original motion by Mr. Tranthum. "Thftt a ooiumlttee of three bo Appoin ted by tho Chrilr from onoh schooldis trict In Kershaw county to ounvnss their roepoctlvo school districts upon the sub* joot of the proposed extension, and thut a mass meeting of tho oltlxens of the county be held lu Catmlon on the 10th ol March 188V' Under the forugoiug resolution the ? following can viujaers were appointed: School District Wo. 1-A. I). Kennedy, , Jno. B. Qoodalo and W. M. Shannon. MuC'? Wn a^it q Cook and p,5gAl03t,-Joh0?ou. No. 4?B. T, MoOoy, Alio nnd A. M. I)ui:n. .; ,fM No S?J, J< Josey, \Y. XV, Ilenron and b.V. PooWel. No.6~J.u Briice, D. M. But-hunc ?i<iJo?pi. \vnt,y; No. 7-^Dr. J. Ci, Klrkloy, Jt. G. I lor ton And U.N. Jottos. < I Ne. 8?L. L. Oiyburn, J I>. Gardner * audF. M. 8tevenson. f. a. BoU, Henry Trucsrtel ? :mmmw iyhiuiker. ^ : , No. 12?T. \\\ Tihng. John Burdell and Alfred Bre'vnrd. j :Th6 motion and tho aniendmout were adopted. It wis then moved that a oommltte of Ave be,, appointed to dm ft an addreas to the pooplo of tlie county Upon the tmptgtance of the proposed ex tension of this railroad. Tim committee Mro Messrs. W. D. TranthHin, H, O. Carriffon, II. Bautn, F. W. Kid ridge and H. It. Adams. Upon motion the meet ing then adjourned. ? !. ?? $5?MAwWsrrriimiirk ?ur l,rL'aicU"11'' ffc uiay not oome within the next two year*, e*te?med oonteinpo^y.-'hiovio pie nro very, very untlent ^nd love* ihu party enough to endur* h grant'wrong from It. But It will coino. Wl.et^ij It; will oomo before or after a dluiktrou* po* Htleal revolution we viOniot tell* but U ||^ will $ Pi' *' V If Uie people who oonipow the tiemo cratlo party will the diuiger in tlip*, tuke the ooutrol of the pnrtyfrom n ae leotbody of lender* mid rov<ir*e mtuiy tdeu and systems now In Ufte, democrat 1:*(* lo rule In IJototh Carolina will be ftirpet # Jr tiated lndoflntt6ly. Oilier ?vli& the eX< M |tfrl?h?e ot Virginia will bo repeatiil Xfiws. %ki '?? i>':? aievax Cabinet oftteers or headi Of department! are tho mwt important of " floe# In th? gin of % l'nwldent. 2TO Aaalatafit Beoretarlaa mid tlie luadi of vtrloue buroaut lit tha f^pHrtiiintib a^? jpjt v alio appointed by him. &uoh head* Of v v bureauaare, for ln*tanoe, In tho Treas ury Department, tho Treasurer of tho United Htatea, the CommlMtoner of Cut JgH Wait, the Commlwloner of Internal Rev ^V^OMOt the Ilegliter of the Treaeuryand In the D^artmant of tlie Interior, the A'emmlMkmerof the General I,atjd 6l . #<;o, the UHninlMlfuier Of Indian affair*, the CommlMtoner of Petition*, t)^x)om* tnlUlomr of Patents and *b?x Ooiwhlli i loner of Kducfttlou. Tlie J'reeldet* ap >lnt?! thtf flwt and Vedond uomptrolljfa id Hie tig Auditor# Iff the Tittra*t? ;; Hudlti the llepartnieiit of Idea Ha heml-the Attorney,; -U6aMoli?t|a Holloltor Grmr.il, vWtMHi Auorit#y GrtVeiri<l## fwar r Holioltoi'i, atid an Kxtunluei' of .i. i.u.f Aai'kuilture U of rtioni eioatlon* aftijl Ifa l? appointed by '&w: '-h'"'. h fnr Hampton I* right room fbr log-rolling la _ L?t th? appoint** bftVjfelocted^by, p*H tlon tkutl rucoti>mendarSoo. The people b#Ttj ccrtnitt rights.which ?houliT be res pected. ? ?Turn PAMflnrro HaimkudU ? neo**? sity to Kerahnw county; and we believe the people will note * bonded debt, so cured liy fir*t-raortgnge bomtfc of thm rood, to bring It to Chtnderi noxt Whi ter. Nothing 1 ess I N?th 1 tig more! Sooth Cauolixa'b exhibit at New Or foftus U wdd to enrpuse tbat of any other State. The" I'almotto State should feel proud of her Industries and resources. A1M0IN1NU COUNTIES. ' . DAKLIKOTON. ?Bcports from ell scctiop of Darlington County indicate that the oil crop has been badly damaged, if not completely killed. 8ome farmers report the second planting killed. HUBITKll, ?Messrs. Ayoook A Son, of Wedgefield, made last year, on 480 aores of land, with tJpeteeo plows, an average of 22,924 bales orootton to the plow, together aith suffi cient patulous for stock. This is equal to about 426 bales of cotton on 480 acres' ?Philip E l'armeloe, Joint proprietor and editor ot the Sumter Advance, aged 48, is dead. VAIKFIELU. ?W. B. Dunlap of Fairfield, agel soventf three, dropped dead while walking about his premises. ?The Newt and Herald advocates build ing a narrow guage railroad from Wlnns boro to 8helton on the Spartanburg and Union Railroad, in order to get the benefit of the Western couneotlou with Clnciuatti, Chicago and St. Louis Wiunsboro Neict and llerald "The lien law Is said t? be looked upon by metohants as a worthies* security. In faot, no mer chant in town, it is said, will furslsh a planter with supplies upon thTs security alone. The farmer who comes here to get supplies without having personal or real property to pledge by way of mortgage for the payment of suoh supplies stands arMh ei slim showing to get a 'lien opened.' " VBWTKHFIRLD. ?Mr. Jackson Williams, a sltlien of Lancaster oonnty, was killed at Brewer's' gold mine In Chesterfield County on Fri day of last week by the caving in or a pit in which he was working. LANOANTKIl. ?The oitliens of Waxahaw toWnship hive offered a reward of $100 for infor mation that will lead to the oonvictlon of the party or p?nies who burnt the gin house of Mr. II. N Clyburn in that town - 'ship on the night ol the 10th ult, ?Mrs. Nanule Rone, a most estimable and kind lady, died on Sunday, the 16th Ult., of ptieumonir, at the resldenoe of her husband, ('apt. L. K. Rone, in the Pleasant Valley section, ?The oats crop in Linoastor is nearly ' all killed by the freese and wheat has bc?n baity tnjuiud. In a number of cases oal* was sown three times bofore stahds could *'?* obtained, and the flnnl failure, with the lmposvr^)itT rosowing now, renders f> very light 1 ? ? ?' i ' The Month Carolina An AgrMwmt R?nohc<l by the Conjtren aleimt Dsltgatlun, Beuator tlsmpton K*CaptoiW/ i* ' *>. ? (?Special Dispatch to Tht N?xos and Cou rier.) ^Wabiuhotom, March H, -"With tho ex ception of Boilttor Hampton Uio $outh of tito several candidal!** wore read atitl considered, and each member stated Ids view* lii regard to the candidate to be esuechdly favored. u.jjlhore y/w no actual ballot oast and without liiuuh deluy the following gen tlemen were selected to be named should the rcoummendatIon of (lie delegation be iMkad for. Collector of the Tort of Cluirleston, Albert II. Mowry; for col lator of Internal revnnnc, D. P. Brad ley Of lMcktnn; for district mt mej, l.eroy P. YOunntn* of Columbia; for United States imtrslml, E. Miller Boykln ofCanvltfn. ; Snatched from the Grave* Mrs. Sarah K Turner and bet* mother; Mrs. P. E. Bryan, for nineteen' years rod' dents of Humboldt. Tenm, make the follow lag statements as to the merits 6f Swift's Speoiflo. Mrs. Turner's esse is well known la the oommnnily. She says: ??I wa. tttBloted for two or three years with Eosema end Eryslpelaeoombined. My whole system was broken down, my strength and apps?lie gor.o, and I became as help leva as a child, being lifted ffom plaoe to tfaeebv to* frtendi f -?v* M as a Child, being lined from lace by my friends. 1 was treated by the est physicians In the community With >dldo of Polish ?B,d the other neufd remr Swift's 8peclfle, haVfnt reodved m pam phlet fn.m ?*? rooeivea ft phlet frtm the eotnpany detailing Its mer. Its. The fiMt half dosen bottle bad the ef feet te bring haek hope to my heart, and the thought of being well again brought Joy nnd gladness to the bonsehiUd. I have , taken AUegeiher 24 bottles. The sores have of hottse ^ort "(Swlfue speclflo, Wioncetl* h^lleve, snatohed me.ftom tbe grate* and I iSgismSm? mailed ft-ee > < >? Tan 8wirr BritojMoCo , Drawer 8, At? le*ta,Qa. *y j* ^ k . Tito Htnta Mnprema Court. **eeutk*S"kaiN?*U it* SarYiy-CowntU llttMs ifcCfowmn M<^ Executor, et The plaintiff oontssa thak by the dccres of notnta daetded hy that Ueoree are mt?ed by V??ai the obJ^it??janr I tbeiSYeflfVli v iTiit n the executor*# amount, and no ?Vi*M?c? iieut beluw'*modi0?sJ. Opinion by l Hapten be r R, \W. Chestnut A Workman. Lgrl?w, lir, PlainMtt- Meeara. Hay, Leltoer, for * * J I I want to l>o a l\ M , And with the P. MV stand; Alt Ink pail on the tablo. . A stamper In oiy hand. Ami there before the letter# I'll work with glowing face, And thank the great nnteriitled For giving uiu the place. ? .1 i Oue Bottle Instead of a Dozen. "And it took only one bottle to do It," Ism Id a gentleman, speaking of Parker's Hnlr Balsam. J lirnl a run of fever, And when I got well of that'my hair began to full out so fast as to alarm me- I re ally didn't know wlint to do, until one iday a friend said, 'Try Talker's llnlr Balsam.' That wa* some months ago. What surprised me w?.s the fuct that one bottle was enough. 1 expected to Uite lip a dozen." Clean, highly perfumed, Inot oily, not h dye. Restores original Icolor. tSTBIack and other shades of jerseys I cheaper tiiuu any other house in town at 1 Bamberg's. "Rough on Cou^h*." Ooidt HoreKTr,?l,?MHCoi,*h'" ft>p <-ouf?ts. LlquldX ' H?"r,,0,10wl- T'oucI>?: '?Rough on Rata.' beu'-b1,!^,0^?'??. roaches. fllca.nntit. Druggiifu ",luul"' ohlpmunkB, gophers. j&c Heart Pains. 1 'HOUGH OK CORNS." "aoCUH OK Paik" PAnOUBBD PI.ASTKB; aoh?? Duiui'V^' &Tod' ?>? beat for buck Muralgla"" ,D C,,C>1 or rheumatism, THIK. jioPLB. WKO0PJN0 COUQIt, ? ?? ?? ' . MOTHERS. X.IFE PRESERVER. "W?flM,U MuWSSL >our1)rr,P on II re J try weak ipou? UoHSWt'r.,r does direct to ?'ROUOU OH TOOTHACH K*" ' FhSn!S?.o AeJk fnrr-n^f-iral*,n.r T*>?thaohe wOTsfc&ft*f ?? Tooth-ohe." W?*TTTWOMBN. jS: " ? v OATARRilAL THROAT AFFKOTION9, Fh rct^i", iSSf* " " * <?eglis; ColdiC ho re Skfi^Wb? LloulSaj"OUgk ?a Cou?,f^' Tro! WfgK nrcu.".; > TM* IfOFJt OKTHiflPl Children; stow In devefoduiii mwny* and UellJW IEft gh on Cp&$Ww.'iSSf "Houau ON PAIN" ronoi.'KKI) I>I.A?TJUt. fttrenthenlng: Improved; the heat for btiok* noue patii In ohcutor slUpfrUcumutlsni; nou i (ilulll " * ' -tit?Hte i j ,T Town Election Notice. (?OIIKCIL Oil am OKA. Camden, 8. 0., March 8,188ft An eleciicn for. lutendunt no.I four War dens fdr the Town of DNiriden ia hereby or dered to lie hel<Ut the Cotinoll Chamber on the (U-rtt Monday, the sixth diy, ??r April next; The polls will be opened at Go'olook A. M.? and close at 0 o'clock 1*. \1., (be snrae day. AH male persons I went v nan years of age and upward who hnvo resided In tIlls Hlale one jwr aod in the corpora's limits ef the Town sixty day* ne*t pr?-b<; ding said eleotlon, (not otherwise disquali fied) and who h>iVe registered will be enti tled lo ? Tola. A registration of tbe qualified voters will be held at the p'aoe above mentioned, f..r three days preceding said election, to w t; Th; r*day, Frila* and Batu day, April 2nd, 8rd and ith-.Tlie llnoke for Registration will be 9peiied at 0 o>leck A. M., and close lit 0 ?i c.oo* P. M,, each cUy? No person will ha allowed to troto who falls to regMer within the lime prescribed. The ballots muot be strictly In aooordanoe with (lie requirements of the State law In reference to ballots?r>* plain while paper fire inches long and two and a half indies wide, without mutilation'er soratchei. The names thereon can be wholly written or Wholly printed, or partly written and par ly primed; and without tiny other d egna ting mark than the name# of the candidates and tho office for which they niay be ran* nlng. All bailout not meeting this requlrc "> Mil, will he thrown out and not counted, Meiers. F. 1* I'helpe, M. Oimell and J. t. ttraaington fit hereby appointed to eon ditot'f an I manage said Registration and eleotlon. D <; Kikki.bv. Clerk ft Treasurer. Citizens Meeting. . Tlte voters of (he ToWn of Csmleo *r.< hereby rerjueyted to Meet at Towa Hall on Tuesday the )(Hlt af Watch insl., at U o elock A. M., for the purpose of nonHm* frng an Intendant end four Wardens to *iWe the ensdlng year. By order ofCottMll, l>. C. Kidkut, ' ? _ Clerk k Treasurer. ? . ...I! lt h_.Y . |f Choice Family Groceries. ' "%S8Sfta4y""1 your jFamiltr butt&tles. Welch ft Bason W jtid m Meeting St., oor Market. Nor.O.Utn. Charleston, 8. 0. w. H. OMArgR. t, B, o'naiKM. fHam a- O* Mir ten, WHOTiHSAIiH OROCtCRS, W? Kaat Bey 8t? CMAgtntTON, 0.0, ?r fbr Kxtom'H PreoituM Trenton Craekere. an* \9, \f. FRANK P. BEARD I'Hbltc. All calls ptanpity attended, tarnutdneM em mated to hie baeds wll receive prompt and carefol mientloa. I ttr^wlgiattention to rigthi of, Dower. i.nir JSJ fi?j >v r+?w<me*,. ? i in.11 r. ,? . n.tcojy. 50,000 u:ooo 50,000 ??. .' iITiMTIOiM 2Q Do*?ii A.xch for Mil* by H. UAVM. i' L_ f 2 t?rt> POTATOES. 25 bbl. Karly Rom for sulo by ' ? U.BA tui jrr.ijfM#. H UA 1A||A lb? Hams, fin* olieap for sale by ?d A. R. THOMIiINSoijT Maaufuotui - r of h ' HABNE88^f Kv.fy Dworiptlon^l . SADDLES. BRIDMK, tbdj McC. SADDLES, new and old. Importer* of English SiMidles, Steal J Uts, Spurs, Stirrups, lite. v; \ ri gABa ^Factory And salesroom 187' Meeting I Vl a?p 1 ly > CHARLESTON, I ? ?. ft. ? V<v , ? y C. BART & CO., | 5G | | 67 | t AND | MARKET STREET, % Charleston, S. C. Tb? Largest Fruit anil I'rQ'luoc ilouic in Iho South. ..r-yiK 3l&?' *' Import and keep constantly on han3j w. nanas, Cocoauuta, Oraugea, I'incnpbU*, Apples, Lemons, Nuts. Knislns,' Votnk>ee/j Cabbage*, Onions, N. aud Va lV?nu|s, H Orders solicited end promptly filled. Hemotfcied and Newly* Fori Latham JUc CAMDEN, 9.0. Transient Board $2 Per ? Amnio accommodations. Table u, with ore best the market afford*;', attention paid to the comfort of Coniieoted with the Hou?e is a B?iR, which la orderly kept * Hack lo and from U)? depot. ?*" ocnta 2*oh WH7* Feed aud Livery S(ab]e oh PP?t. . 8. 11 LATHAM. tyS ? ? ? ? . '_JP ; ?' lift ULBKKN ?, WKl'?r ? ' ? ; I r< WHOLESALE 01 Aod Jjealero ?EOyi8iONS. LIQUORS, TO Rnal >aN8FUu3l?B Meeting St not, cor. Horlbeo aug.lSly OHAHtV - FOE SALE 10,000 IUiKliolH Choice White <v 4,000 ""?hei-ChoIoo.llu.HtPrvo *>VW oat*. ? arc* 1,500 fits 8?8m.gg*.:KN .??. cMiiMl c. T umiMK/VLJ^fenufWeiaml 1 ?iiy eca 28 (|nten fttrcet ??.UUI Notlue is hereby given Ibnt *11 order Rued on the publio nahool fund or Ki r county for the list fisoiil yoir, ?vU| * on presentaljou nt I he ofBclt ^r rreunuycr. The balance duo ?n puHt-dno nobool elaini* wit) kltto tun. ? JQj^in \% e*ocM*tait ? LIQVOMS, TOBACCO, #C. Wft b?g la ?U ntl?ntl?N 10 We h*?e roiiHtnnlly id More h FULL LINE OF fiHOCfimlb; which we offer io cu?1otn#m M M low f?rie?? M c*h U obintne'l ?? ony ??ore ?h Oat eiook of It of (ho Wet br*n?ls und ori worthytho - W. 6EISENHEIMER. M. M-ll " " I ??! ? ^i1' 'l'^1 ' ^ I t. BLAKF, 8TEEDMAN HEPBM*Stl*0 ' KNOOP, FREERICH &. CO ?>/ uminitTaa,?. uitton m hljchrM Mth ! ?> iTMAS 00008! * Aj?4 miii.?1 M f$7 iMr. Zemp's i brought n b?K ?t ook of pretty HO M DAY ft apeoifio ;inatruclion? lo ihavethem at the Lowest ?rices, j nccouuV of ib? ''hard timca." j iltfe',. ,'i, yl |8 AND SAUCERS, MANTEL OINAMENTS, MJaP$&MF^ " ' hep FIVE CENTS GOODS, TlfiN CENTS GObDS, PKlt FUM ERIKS, 1 TOILET ARTICLES, M*' * 1 $;Call and.Inspect thcao gooda. DR. FlRANCIS L. ZEMP. ~ST#(|S, .ATTENTION! All persons'Indebted to B M: Smith or to L M. Smith for the year 1884, ?tre hereby notified Ihat tliWr nolo* and nocounta have tan placid in :|Im bands of J: T. Hay, At torney at Law, (of C?tnde?. 8. 0 , for col lection. and tl?Vy are requ>stfd Id make npM^pMf^>aeltluinent. 5 If not aettled In thirty days, cIaiuim will be put in nail. Uco.4tb.4i. 1 L. M SMITH. PIANOS kND ORGANS. Camden Music House. W. A.ERIPP, Manager. mason a hamiIin. estkv hiki stan. DAlll) OllOANrt, ut inanu(MuiurcrH> (tri^ea. Tli? Mmntt ft Hamlin Intnrovoii U(>Hjclii Pianos Ottlh or montttilv l?n? nt? - (jive chIP?? t 'tv i.kJ\. y hul? 5Art el?>KM?\t Hiie of Murk uit<l l?t clofluAt fltf ;' urojt. BuamtfuMfHlfliiA In Vclvot Ti?[>e*try ft BiuWel* CnrptitH. . ?>?? Uai?bwr?il lUmbutw! H ? mm i '? aoiii^ liii'u(l4o?)? ntylcn. i i ? ? ? Fuvnlturv! Fnriiln?n>! $$;8elHi?K Ht>i? wicrtftcn. ?*;$, .'*?/. ?i<i WfegAttft!. llllggle* J .. A t M;u?UflU'tHn- r'u IN'loe*. ? ? Choice Frtiiv.v MallUriW ('lnH'otytws w?tl 1 foM aMM&i *5 ? Qj, I k 5? I I r. /? ?P B. Glenn, CONTRACTOR & BUILDER, r QAMDJSjV, % C>; (JfPUntt and entimntcj furnlshrrt nml1 control* ??de for My .tylea of. bfick er fwmt <)?. 80-0m, ??'.vtn'\\; 1 'iv. Depc.il. on the Welh end near tl.f, d I ho tarn, nre removed with ? few *pi> i?n' cont?in?li.rrT. Injure fTto enftfoell ^ ft. 'Ylflfltijt Uttt'.ier. BAKER BROTHER0 BAnXift BwJlUSiBtbt WmtolM ftlMIMM Oft} I E'tanoH & Organs, (From hnvlntte, N. .) * 'tlllf rei.* ?VMu Cnniden <mly ' Order* left ?l the OjttftTfM fftee wilt re VCTB '^'*A ?>u' five (irotiVpt nl tent ion. fintUfftbtlon guar nteed in every Instenoe, , W Vt'.'' '!.-)]*$i?ii j't <(? t')< ?* ACCOUNTS IIIIIST llli IMIII. The M?i6h or the f*\i hta MifHi wHM R.lnpt tint 14Mm# nplMfttt ffroeeedlM^O'?1 p W'ji r pmSmpw &/iI of itteoHiW, Htl.t ^e It#. 'Upore tit thnt Wp ?mm wfwwm. 4Mb S0.21 B J. TIIIJKSDKL, M. I>. rM;;.h,y-^u\k ??? WY??> - j ?fCHton $eeagWai$# I I am MOW pnvinn the hi*!.*! nnrke [need ony* hero tftblh lit mite# of Pond** *0(1 have them hooted *jr?e1f. l&fcjliffi * COTTON18?ED MEAL ?tw*y. en hnn<l, *nd *eH M ftUnutoturtn* prleev; or will t*thit*j(? CtHlwfi 8t??d )lM for Cotton 1 U fV*t i B?ok* furuUUel when deetted F. VHIepigun, oelO . Afent Cherlel'.om Oil M'f'g Co.1 Fruitland Nurseries Augu?tf?fci.;7: The rtofck of Pratt Trtar, GrApe VlttN, Kvergroene, Oraetotntftl Phrtit*, pUn'.*. Ao? ndepted to end' Okpfettly >trewn for the 84uthera 8t?t?4. lO ^Mrtiwtniljr Ur*e thi. ??neon. Pnrtlen ?!telrlii|? HlinWe et<>ck iWttfd tend ue iheir enlem, fieotl Tor rett doNrtrlptite oat?)ogn?< A-ldreitt,' ., *>?; i% llKHt KMANH4 Aug. 14 4tn Au|tt?to flu. 6 a In, UNO lug ?' tux lavrruu ] r%plm-i t?JsS?^?Sfei? we J '1 ll '? ???<? Uiat *,trt^5Lk,u> M?V im? lou. We tbEfe" m"Au" rrKn?1 MMMiei?2?r,ii ff'11' WeM n,,d SISRfSy WWPilkw, .Our f.'y.-jrv:-'": twinwmion,.our ^W&Mssixb. 1 Atlanta, June IS, UN W eeu handlluK 11. B. lt.ouly a few mot take pleuaure In a*yin? tt U aunt ail otbar Wood ltemcdlea. 11 ?vfttf ve? mtr cuMomora entire eatla? factl wo ohcerfblly rcoomntend U tu pref i> any other Blood Purifier. AflltBH A MOOBE. Drug?UU. SSUMAXNt* PHAKMACY. Atlanta. June 10. IMU,. HI ?>?'???<! hiindliiiK the B. It. It., will out throe or four month*. It grown to n populnrliy, und It* wiles tucrc?u?> ed w , (hut I hnvo to buy It In uroaa lotslMIb uulte rapidly. Tt T1IEO Si HUMAN* Atlanta. June 18,1881, Iho pant. few month* i have alven B. Iv?rr lemn In thecoro of I'lood 'Ma- I eaaainhealtntlnfcly pronouuoe It a cafe, 1 ? urinlcM and. speedy Blood l>urlflrr, fuliMIng the confidence or the public. Myeier* are delighted with Ha eneot*, antfiunnd ban ho wonderfully Inoreaa oil puVe boon oomiiollod to buy by the fn?t la the bout koiIIhk blood remedy hi v W. A. OKAHAM. Druggiala. Atlanta. June 13. 1884. the anlo o'B. B. U. largely oil the Ir.&aiSd P? a IllpOd Purifier we condition It llatui.' '11" one of the bkht telling tutfe we bundle, v SHARP BROS.. Drug*l*ta.,_ ] &edy & Williams, Insurance S Collection Agents, Camden, s. c. 'h*\ undersigned Iihvc ilii* di?j? Torm tntlj^rftliip uuder the firm <>? y fc WiHlnme, for the |>urpo?* of In** . jetteia! Fire Insurance i[V anu ejection Business. " lieHfUling lite following Mru'.?R Hint we lit own Corap'tnioiiJ ' HOME. . ' 1WK ' of New York, ?KCIAL UNION, of London, WOO & U)Nl><?N & QI.OVK, l'OHK UN DBK W lUTKFS. - rw?fe . v ? 10R1TISH & MERCANTILE, ?? NT\ of Now 0 ? loa?H. y1 Andre prepared to wrlio polioies upon Uwlnga, Stores, ln?rrli?vidiee, Mill*. *Com and other properly, *i our ? > f V B.'O. KHNNEOY, ? I B. u WILUAMSi Jr. U. SEED OATS. VT' ' 1 ft. BA RUST VUM Te Georgia Pacific Railway if ftWoriU? rotitu to rtafttVtt. 4,a<. win ublo dully trnHm, ??ssftw: >ft.v*>ffc.;>jg>fo - *1 S Ml*. 8. fllWfcATT, ' |?K I*-un?onRpr Aenut. AtlHDlM, On, *1 N, Gen. r?BBong?r Au't. > lllrmliigltiitn, AtA. " Rup't, UlrniliiKhmn, Ala. Charles T .Connors, Attorney At Law, EtlijrC&STBM, $. C. Having resumed (ho practice ef the Law, 1 will he p'chHod lo pee iny old client* nnd friomU n't nty office in tlte Review building Feb. 21, 188^. J. C. II. CLAUSSISN & CO. STKA M CRACKER B.VKEHY AND Wholesale Confectionery, CHAHLE3TON, 8. C. i ; ri!F3 koVELTY BOOK STORE. COM MEKOTAL STATIONERY, SCIIQOL 8TATIONKKY. * ,FANCY STATIONERY, LKTTlitk PAPER, note paper, FOOLSCAP PAPER, LEGALCAP PAPER, \KNV ELOPES,. PENCILS, PENS SLATES, INK, &o.. fee. AT TIIB NOVELTY BOOK STORE. K? # <?.. ? ./ ! w. e&rmmjv Mt. SMITH. ? . Cotton Buyers, 'fllf bur n It look, - - Camden, B. 0. " WKni J. M. Ivy & <k>. ami j>ny k?t |>i'loOK for nil grndew of uol 0cl- 2*f,,n RMmhllnt Tailoring ?*?4 Clothing Houm/'^ in Amerk*. | WANAMAKER BROWN, OAK HALL, Philadelphia. A Ml Mm MMnpt?? of' M. S. IsAMBKRG, SALES AGENT, * - ^ Camden, S. C J ?.*.. , ,:j ? . . r r w,\ .*?t| I- ? From-. nU dUU I Mi owning * rtduc lion of 15 PER CENT, on ?xclu?i??Jjr winter g<xA$ JLANKETS, BOOTS, n<sR?vMMn>n. CLOTHING. FLANNELS, UNDERSKIRTS, &C.. DRESS GOODS, &C. 1 JUth IbU sweeping reduction I Iter bo ooBtrftdiotioa 10 saying they ire (1 (oods ?? (he nsrket. C*U eorly if yoa would roop the benefit or tbeobovo 1 Examine my stock of . "" hats, ftoc the cheapest to the 1 * hf '?v -v ' Especial attention It called to aty Grocery Department, consisting, In part, of HEAVY PLANTATION SUPPLffcS* Together with CANNED GOODS, CEOS SET BLACKWELL PICKLES, ^ . LEGGETT'S FAMOUS OAT FLAKES, COINED BEEF, SAltDINES, ? ROYAL BAKING PQWDER, | TEA, GRljj^ AND BLACK. All goods delivered daily, free of charge, to all customers eith< Camden or Kirk wood. P. T. Villepigue, F PE RKN ANNOUNCES T|IE AKLUVAL OF ?1 .Veir Stock ot Groceries* *i iquors+i nes? Tobacco I he unpreoedenttil rush Gf biiMnesp at our establishment iiitkeb it uec, t?utly ic <?t Now Goods. ?ft?;/ Sj#^ *4Department l_ ? ?' ?? ?; :?B tb aiwiiy. -upplied with the belt. <3T I'll-. ?i .?? I;vr nt' ?')? V oi-U" m, ' '< olden Bye*' nrejate addition to my|I % F- PERI POUNDUY, 60x2U Feet. MA> H1MKBlIOl*. SOxSW) K<*|.. ?. . DOILEH 8H( eaeorse R. LOmttard FOUNDRY, MACH1N1 AND BOILER AUGUSTA, GEOH^ V.Pll.i>KUS OF En^U^ And IV # ?w Mills. Grlit Mills. and ?1l3l Sta'chliicry of' fbe !??('?>? imp*6V. >\ ?t\ ?<- ? >\f?in?. Hungers. Pulleys', Qi ivU Kitkop, We linVti i* tfifgo h^rinti iM i Patterns. Sugar Holler* sod i 'ljjEAl.KIU IN i*?*?; und >;7i; v. - rinuinr Smve, Piles, Gun'( (il-iVo Oliock -.ami Si?Vv*> V?l*?<??; wI r i ... <, .ugea, fctcnm I'Jpo arid Kit* rnviftl frarti 10 >o 40.?ent>? liiHiny,. Ni-V >: Hubber, flemp, Soapslone/ looking. Oil nwd-OfHyiri* 'tfhjM-i Fioiry .WJbeela, eld. aOBNTS F<>H Kolipsvi Doiii '.- TitvW'. H li- rl Kortlng'sUniversal Iiye^ made. IJr??|i'or?l Mill fin's P rtAbiy.. M?> ># ?NnrdyVe It Marnion Co'h. I'll and PeWI Milla/AibiM Rtiplnf 'York- and Krie Oily Iron Works, Portable aa^ Engine* ' Kunkle'tf Pop tfafniv Vn v. - Cloud <"!reek tVllll Rocks, "? .Iron and Bra<ts iVi'witn?*. and all kind* nf liopuira promptly done^ We' and are wnrkitig i\h?Uf nno Immlnd hbnd*. ' y. ? , . ' A NEW &r&0L -M i ? i or ' ? ? ? & Ml iiM >"' mmm* ^*!:m *m mm Y.'f'.t-.ML. "BHto MS #?'?&? ? rM'A ?, ?y-i. *??-???#> ?v* > V *' r Agt. M (>.?*? r I'm j>> i;v..^' Store.) (in l OX:imi'ig 0,y .-??? ?!. (TV All fis>vii pomls mill ye].'- i !?? ? ?? \\i. n- t?i>! torn figures. J. IX J>If AS, ,Agt. C.MAYI1KW - J. MILTON MaYIIKW C.MAYHEW * SON , Oolumtoit^ IS. O. -;J M A R B L 13 WORKS. W SfniuilhcinvrK oi nn'J ?, In utl kind* ol " ?' ; ? American anrt Itai; u: Garble Work tf^ORANITKClUAUlUKM AT WAKDH, ?. C. - . _ ?i?,M.\NTKUH, MONUM KNTrt, TABLKTM A IRON UA11.! NO furnlRlieri at loweiii prj? ? *l?POLlHilKI> URAN1TK WORK, either foreign or native. to older. ?1i_OorreH|>ond?nce Rollo'ted, and on lit* Miction and pron>i'!'fR? uuariinlced. ?.??T1* I Wilson, CM!sis 8c Co. PHILADELPHIA WA83N WORKS, PHIKADKUMH V, Pa. '? i \,l PLANTATION, CITY, Kfli-:li;!T V j-;l :.v, \\>v i X i'JRESS AND 8PRIN0 u ;r DRAYS, CA11T8, Tl.Mlu:. v> i; , w IIEELBAUR0W8. - ashley mmm mwm* diarioston, ?:3. 0*% ... Sjli RM.MX OR A f 1ST BrBOIFIO, ft lil?lily nm?i<.; ? v. to Fertilizer ftif WhMI OuIn. llyt and nil khiaII grain orojm ... AKtliiKY AMI HLKMBNT, ormipcrloi* ar." -i'v .. < ?;. ?> very ohrnp and e_, lent ferllll*er for <?inttll grain,On? Willi O'Mtoi, < . r . .?;? ? >.u ire to .supply Amnion I KIA>ATH. of liUhfHtgrade, product ol tho Due Ac ? ? r T1., AHllI.KY AOIU I'HOHl'HATK- fli * cK>M>HtfALT< KA1NIT. AHllI.KY IHKHOI.VKl) HONKW. . 4 ... . i MKAf..l?Ollh4*n<lfr?MllMS TF.RMH. UltiMraUd Hand Itnokn, Agr? '.-m ?" ?. tiH and good article* on F.lement, Kalnll. FloaUmid l'etw nddrenu The AshleyPliosphate Company, Apl Charleston, -? - - NEW ARRIVALS AT w. r. 6MB&WS OI.D COKNKll STORE. I hnv<? jn?t returned fram market, *htr I pur< tinned a hoary stock of fill KIN))S OF GOODS, Al the Tory lowest price* And 1 intend to jtlvo my enecornerH the benefit of uiy low prtcod purchase*. My stock conaistfl of SHU NO AND SUM M Kit DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. II081 KitY, &?. Tie >>rst innVo and latest styles of IJO*$T8 and 8110KH, CLOTHING, HATS, fto. Grrooerloa! In Urooorle# 1 have as Aire a stock t?? onn be Been In towm Hardware! I'or llmtiitllon, Oitrddn KBd Household uhp full 11 n?? of Saddlery and Hume**. In fact. I liftvo y(?t nImMl anything you can onll for, an.1 *ra del?vmln?d lo sell CHEAP FOR CASH. Call before you bay elsewhere. Bagging and Tien always on hand. Highest prio<-< paid for o&tton in cash. W C. ? BR A LO At ih? Old Corner Store. ffeKalb House M J.N. Nicholson, Prop'r, C*juaM.v, 8. CV gCfiTKewly (minted mi<l refttrtiiat . throughout. JQT'Tables >>Mt the ClinrleMon ?qJ ' "''h den umrktU afford. ... 7,i WT Hookf meet fill Iroingi' tkiar o PIANOS & ORGA BY THE BEST MAKE ? / ;;fS Now rirtwo* S210, $220 nnd upwar New Organ* $24, $05 nnd upward. _ fptii term# and loweit prloM eter knotrs Htondnrd InMruMtnl*. l>KIdVKRKl) FHK101IT PAIB/ Don't fail to Ret our prictft tad teri fore purchasing. Remember we p*y wiih,nit increftno of prioe, AddYt?4 (J/QIIX k 80| 213 King Hireet, ChftfUitOft I no 4 in (i The Best OATH you hate mr Men for tsls bi dell. H.m fSfir,