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thk W Oakobk BAFTirrOuirnrM.?M. K. Bro*U -rmmmii mvolunHrvkMMInit jtabbMh In Jan. mmi]?*?'1W?1 tf<Md a y evening before?*^? Communion. tturun?or? welcome. BenU ***** i mii nil i i''' "'' ir V" OA^lDKN, 8. C.l JULY *8. 1883. ^oTlh^lJfSSoOO school children In this country 10,000,000 are enrolled in the public schools. \1 For tho L*4l?s. . Just opened at U. Baum**, 100 piece* choice Laoos, Including Dlssuu, Duche**, Orientals, Torchons, Ac. Cull and ex amine them. Postal Notes. A mall rouio has boen established be tween Chesterfield and llartaviHe In Darlington County. The carrier made his first trip last week. Admitted to Ball. , Wash McQIrt, the sloynr of Berry Fisher, was taken from jali on Mondny on a writ of habeas corpus, for examina tion, and Judgo Koiylww admitted him to ball In the bum of $1,000. SSflfor piques and Cheeked muslin IWiM ?l?to 10 eta., go to Vtllcplgue'u. is ?'-> ? A Candidate. We have received n copy of tin? Co lumbia Kvcnlna llcconi. As Its title would indicate It is published dally, In ihq evening. It la full of.-news, ami , "gives promise of u useful career, We wish Its uucess. -?? Removed. Capt. Clyburn iina had removed tho two old houses ImeJy bfcJow the.Clyburn Block, from Brpad struct, arid has had them placed on the line of tho big .ditch <6n nls lot. 'Their removal has Improved the looks of that part of Broad street very much. Acknowledgment. Wo aokuowledgo wUhthnnkaan Invi tation from our frleudsln the Gtiimtrerry section, to attend ihvlr pkin|c on, Satur day laat. WovTe^etpiir liiAbll'ty to bb, proBcnt, but know that tho clever people who hnotiato that amotion gavo u ruyld good reception to tholr gncMts. : ?> .'V,: ' V Turnip Seed. Attention U called, to Dr. F. L. Zi?mp'g advertUeuieut of flulftt'H fresh turnip need, which appears in anolhor , , column. Dr. Zuinp's imputation furjfur nlshlng thobe?t quality of garden aud lield ficedtj is too woll known to require comment. Thoro in want or sued should . on him nt once. The Hotel Windsor, Charleston, 8. C., G'. T, Alfordj* pro* pi tutor, Is the house for our frlciidft to aiop.ur, when thoy visit that city. The room aro elegantly furnished whh en -:-f-11 n|r of Council on Monday o ?rriVr with ili? Horned t>f ilcaltb regard* MHBilni <i?ir\Uiy oi i. e. i; which has for some time huOiMOla lit tlio niafket. |..At lite Ohlei W pollee I*; officio I ispuotor of t!?e market. His authority in' tho promlsos hits,- unfor tunately, heretofore Nn so Indotlnlte . that lio Or Aiiy one else might iVelJ he?d tate before enforcing any supposed rule "Oqun^ll hi that direction. ? " ? Of*- VlUejitaue has n full unci bojinM fuMlne or India linens from 15 to 83>{ i# OU. ? ? ?''' ??^ Excursion. A colored exourslon, consisting of rov. <?' on ?iir loads o( young and o!d? arrived Eilll C.?.nden fvom Orangeburg at 10:30 o'clock yeftterduy morning. Among the Vxcurstouliiu wa? u poutlon of one of the Orangeburg colored Urecotnpunte*,- The oconelm for the excursion whs h base bull match game betweon tho ?'Mostons" of Cauideu and a vUliing company from Orangeburg. There appeared to be but Uttle money In the crowd. At least, i little ot It was spent, If they had it. 1 ?" 1 > + s * [y Fitly Cent*. The publication of n monthly paper, U> be known aft "Tho Bridal Wreath,*1 wl|l be commenced at Camden, a. 0., fell about the l&th of August, duvoted to the dlaseiuuiMthw of useful knowledge for the unnmrrltyl. The pile? tflll be only BO cents a year. For specimen copies of <TMt number send your address to "Brl d?! Wreath Publishing Co," Camden, 8. O, No speyimeu eootts will. bo sent rfscpVee lifter Hwt Issue. Mingle tipples ton W? cents. Agents wanted.,, liberal com missions, -^yV' " _ . ' Dr. Moore. rvortflotor "UuatU from Am by (lie lu*rt<1 ot Wjwh edm," Win roricfam). Tho >?> 8*iovreiUhrttthebiltl?tliH(l nohMrutwl HrWo pnfMi otfeof #tiih lotftMU' l? oJnW riiO the Other tfirou#ii o rtkall Into the br?iu, taftii tho lHUer.l g_Jpp|it4ll tlcntli oniuert. Ulteiip HolotiH. M A g?ntl*?i>iin from tho lower edga of C!Vo*?tcrtl?jld county crow Into town o?* IaJLk mS?1 four.il from Ocfor Mm. a! B. Smith Wt on Tbureday last on f visit to Bock HAII. ,Mr..Paul Workman tins returned to Mi kome in York county after spending sonto time In Camden.. Mr. A, K. Umkii concluded to take a short vufenrtowfrom his arduous duties. He ntarted for lilt old home at Kock JU1M on Saturday morning, to be gone a week or so. MifH llesslo' Thompson has been vl'itlng Mends In .Columbia Tor a week or two past. As she expects to roiuain absent for the next fortnight, he? plaoo In the Baptist choir will be vacant cor that length of time. Mr. and Mrs. W$ddyv C. Thomson a:eon a visit to the up-country. Mr. 0. L. Winkler returned iVoro his visit to Bummervllie on Tuesday last. Ho evidently has hod a phtasaut time of It, Judging (roiu his htippy siullea. Mr. T. ?. Shannon pnld a visit to liU friends tn Camdon on Tuoadav last. QlaU t> ''hoar yon iverc hero, Tam." Sorry you didn't vail to see us. Mr. S. M. Kosenberger mul bvlde. af ter-a pleasant tour through several of the Northern State*, reached < 'anulon lust Wednesday, and wero cordially greeted by their numerous frlonds. 139"Parasol* In endless variety, from 13 cents to $1.00, at Vlllepigues. Consignees by Express. t? The following persons hove express packages remaining In (lie express olllce ut ( amilen July '23d 1885. '<*. WI,U:ini8, p. H. Boy kin, J. C. Blair, 6. Miekle, (,'. W. J lor ton, K. Miller Boyklu, James Kirklaml, George May hew, E. <./. Ilimes, A. E. Johnson, J. 11. Stephenson, L. L. Clyhurn, P. V. Galther. \V, (J. Young, J. II. Elliott, J. A. Kibler. Destroy That Sign One mny feel that hn'p getting old. but he uaturaily dislikes that anything about his appearnnee should advise others of tlio fact. Yet nothing does ttils so effec tually as thin and tailing hair. No woman wants to innrry a man, and busi ness firms hesitate to employ a man, wEo ?how* this fatal sign. Parker's llulr Balsam is worth to you In this re gard, more than Its weight In diamonds. Uselt, and liavo plentiful aiid glossy lintr. . Many, have had every traco of .grayness removed ?.ud bald spots covered by ublng a single bottle. Health, Wealth and llitppinefts . Arc more Intimately connected with a sound stomach and good condition of the blood than most people suppose. Thin blood moans weakness, languor and mis ery. A dyspeptic stomach means ail the horrors yon ciin think of. Brown's Iron fitters means euriebed blood, good di gestion, ..healthy appetite, sweet sleep and vigorous strength. Mr. Henry Hal lam, South 17th street, St. Louis, says, '?Brown's Iron Bitters relieved me ot dyspepsia, purified my blood, and guvo me an appetite." Thousands of others testily iu the same way. 13^(3rent inducement* offered at Vil leplguu'*, lu Victorian lawns in at' gnUlOd. . ' The southern Boout. 'A'ho Baltimore Manufacturers' Record wyi: "Tlio outlook for bunlueeq in the jtfritUh j-) now very promising, Jtureiy IfeyWhaVe llitf^ proepcuta lor growing Oropa been wvp encouraging ut'tho South than W l'tx^?nt? Kvory Indica tion point* to 06rn and cot ton uiopt^'thb Mqwafc'evoi' mod need, %Wlo for rice, iugaft^lrult '*nuAVe?*t& bleu it is <ihito gratifying. With abund ant orowrploduor " rnll?*brui<inHtiuf?c W^T^^etiteroiiutf ei'a'of g wtfjip't lite m i ? ? i ClitfrcU Sof^s. There ?ro now in tho South Carolina Mc*hod1*t Conference 168 adult inlsstou nry societies, -with 8,074 members} 00 Juvenile societies, with 1,688 members? totul societies $18, with 4,768 moinbora? life member* 44, honorary life natron 1. In tho lnbt year the women's Missionary Association of the conference had col lected $5,lAQ.nO, unil filnco Its ot^n'.Kn tlon In December, 1878, tho conference has contributed to the work of saving the heathen world $21,016.65, which Is ubout one-ninth ot the amount contri buted by tho Woman's Missionary So ck'ty of tho Southern church, to wit, *183,425.3*. KSF'TCsryptlnns luwns at Villeplguo's nt bottom price*. Lint of Advertised Let tern. Tho following Is a >|?t of advertised letters remidnlug It. the poatofflee at lunulon, 8. t for the woekeuJlug Tuly 18th,1885r Mrs. Harriett Burgess, Tom Cousnr, lAhmaet Cook, Jimmy Cantey, K. B. Christmas, Krvln Dees, Andy Fletcher, J. K. Gardner. Mrs. Mary Si, Gay i, Nuamrtth Harris, it. T. Hullo, a. B. Mnrry, John Mitchell, John Morris, MUs Adlade lloberson, James Shields, Mrs. Tomoado, 55. M., Turner, Lee C. Williams, Mliis Bell Whltaker, ftev. J. D. Yates. , Persons calling for Iho Abovo letter# Will pleuse any that they wefe advertised. .. D. C. Kikki.ky, P M. Advice to Mothers. Arc you disturbed at night And broken of your rest by a slek child suffering and trying with pain or cutting toeth? if ?o, solid At oooo and get A bottlo of Mm. Wwsww'8 BOOTlUNO Hvrvv tok Cmh. urmn Trktiuno. Its value Is Inealcuhi* I bio. It will rolled tho poor little auft'er Of Immediately ? ? JX?pand upon it, moth or*, there Id n# mistake about It. It Clttardysentery and diarrhoea, regulate the stomach ?hd bowels, ourts wind col' lc, softens the gums, reduces Inflamma tion, And glvea tone And energy to tho whole system. Airs. Window's Booth log Syrup for children tootlilug Is pleas not to the taste, Miuf l? the brenerfpllon of one of the oldest nod best renin lo nur ses and phyalctAha In the-United States, And la for a*l4 toy all drhgKta? through out the world. Price 15 cents a bottle. KUTThe Indies aro especially Invited to examine tho beautiful lloe of white goods of moot ovary dist'ripilou at P. T. VMIoplgiie^^wMUfiilMtfllgl Hnako Hterlea. ft .? It la no uqoommon tiling to hear of ?j now-n UULO 8SIE Cww# JmBHP point ou the river i urday, when a Joll, plenty of lUh to oat, eral Invitations have wo will bo glad to SCO 'I'HH i present. Mo will be properly cared I ; 'C*ow.-Both corn and cotton prop*, are looking excellent, and to;la thegraa?, >/k'i't V M FWlHoet - Huvr IiOts Br Fibk:?l am traljf sorry to bo called upon to chronicle the total detraction by life of tbo residence of Hr. Fred. &i. Stephenson, which oo curred about midday on Friday, 17th Inst.' Wifllo he, together/with other member* of bU fluully, were sitting in tlio front piazza, about 19 o'clock, smoke was nottoed. emerging from, the ?*>of. At ouoe the fact forced Itself upon Mr. Stephenson's mind tlut his lesldonce whs on Arc, but the flames-had made such headway that It was utterly Impos sible to check tliooi. The building was entirely consumed, and nearly all the furniture. Very Utile clothing, even, was saved. The kitchen whs also com pletely destroyed, together with all ot ItscontonU. Mr. StcphenBon had fGOO insurance on hie dwelling and $200 ou the furniture; Injured in tbo Germanla. Ills loss will rcnoh not less thuu $1,500. lie has the sympathies of this commu nity. Personal.?Mr. F. M. Stephenson and family are staying at Mrs.' Moure's, t?inee tho loss of their residence by flro la it Friday < Crops?Arc reported to lw> in excel lent condition. We have been lia\ing plenty of rain lately. Thanks.?Mr. . Stephenson roqueti* mo to extend his thanks to those ot hi* friends who so persistently and kindly aided In efforts to preserve Ills property from destruction last Friday, lio wlil ever remember their Kindness. Scribe. Tiller's Ferry. In Eiuion.?A correspondent of the Wnteree Mcaaetujer, froio this section, misrepresented Mr. L. F. Peebles' Hue Held of cotton by saying lie had 12 acres, when he line 30 Heron as high as that correspondent's shoulders. * Chops?Are hs good as they have been ?t this reason of the year for many years past. Mas. Eij/.kuktji IW.ackwkw cele brated her hundredth birthday on the 4ih Inst. A picnic was given her by descendants and friend* ata spring half a inilo from her home. ' The old lady wulked to und from the din tier. Mot Just Learned. According to statements made in "The History of Charleston," published fcy the First National Hank of Charleston last year, some of the citizens of South Carolina Inhorlt a propensity for trying to defraud their creditors. The work says that a mercliHiiC of Charleston, UMWrt A. 1'lym, on April 13th, 17Slr published n niont pitiful appeal to his creditors to pay Idm o per;tei?l. of thuir h.m'est obligations, so that ho - might bo enabled to dispatch two ships which he had been detaining In that port for a year because of "fair promises of tlmtfc who are vvealtliy.and should be honor able," to sqiid him produce, and that ho was only one of many suqh. Kershaw Connly 8. 8. Convention. Tho eighth annual S, Convention, (interdenominational,) of i^urtdinw coun ty will bo held.at DatnusuUft, church, 10 miles above Camden, on Saturday ami Sunday. August 1st and 2nd. Ah inter c.-jt lug programme has been, made up and we are gut1!? thnta very pjqfcsant tithe Is in Store tor ail who attend; Tho > good people of Damascus know Jiow to do all thing* up III h loyally hcfyitabh* *tyItv aa Wo have oftotf.pad ihe^leasareof re A. CauUmn, J. T. Cautheiv, W~F, Hu<. cel.'Av Owens, L.>J<..Oiybn?'n J. A. Mc DowhII} The tollowlng la tho programme: Saturday auo.Ist. 1. organization, 11 a. 2. Reportx of Sunday schools and methods of work. . s DISCUSSION, } 1st Subject,?''What Ih tho proper or ganization of a Sunday school, and how should It be organized ?' ? 2nd Subject.?"What constitutes an eftlelen't teacher?" 3rd Subjtiot. ?"Whatcoaietltutea an ef ficient Superintendent?" * SUNDAY, AUO. 2nd. 1st Subject.?'.'The relldx of the Influ ence of suui]nyschool work." 2nd Subject.?'"Tho 6Ut)day school Is tint intended to come between the ltmpon nihility of parents to theli/ Children." Mot A] I'ofuon. I am ft coppersmith ?>y trAde, nnd during & aerlra of yaara my aryie (being bare when at'work} have absorbed a wonderful amount of metal poison. Hiving & aorofu loua tondenoy ftvm. my yoWtb, the hm ill partlolea of oopper and b^aia would got Intn the aorea, and by this prooeaa th? pol aon was conreyed into my blood till toy whole 'fcyotem became inrfeoted. I wah treated with the old rcmedioa of mercury and Midi potassium. Salient ion followed, my teeth are all loose In my head, my dt* geatWe*o>rgaos deranged, and I bava baan helpless in be-t for over a year 'with mar* ourfal rheumutlsm. My iAldta7 war? all Rwollon, and I loat tha usejot- my arms artd legs, and beeama helplesa aa an Infant. MJ |Uffertng? oeoamo HO JnU'iito that It wm Irnposstbl* for cce to jrs*t. The dootors advlkod me to go to th? City hospital for trestmrftt. This I could not bear. A Mend! w'-'o hss proved friend indeed, urged me to try $wift,'s pptolflo, believing It would cure me. Others 6l*o<rutag?d me, but 1 scoured a few bottle*, mod have now mMi two doicn bottled. Xhe first etfect of tfro raodioine wm to bring the pditfotf to tbo surfaoe. nnrt I broke out ftU(over in running sores. They soon disappeared, And my skin oleared off. My knees, whleh bad bo come twice their natural sue, h?ver?*umod tbslr Usual ilse. and ara suppte as of yore. My arms and bands ays an righj, again, and oan use them without pain. The tn tiro disease his left a!I .parts of iho body save two uTeets on my wrists,, which are healing rapldlv. t am weak from long oon* rtnemeut, but I have the ??? of a)I my limbs. This medloine is bringing mo out of thl greatest trial ef my life, and I oannot And words suflletent to express my approbation of Us virtue# and the gratitude I feel thin 1 evsr heard of It. Paraa B. Lovn, Augusta, Qa. Jen. 0,1886. ? 'SWMVs Hpaolfto Is entirely vegeUble. ? treatise on Blood',an(i 8kln IHismws malted 'k? . - :l< - Tit* Bwjjt Krisoirto Co:, Drawer 8, At lanta Oa, ^ , I Frank Lkabift't Popular Monthly for \n iunt<>pou? with m r?*<Ubl? And profuMiy in ^durUttjO on MurtlioliM'n ?lAtUt?.,by imMBTotvnMnd, "Within ttio tftiogerftoll, lsnbre*ty, hlMorloul' or ortioie with ton illnttrnKont. 10* or the united ?i?u? ca-| on "o?ir Mtf, Jfol M rny injjN or A. I'.it Ina?A ? ?? ' ?The market U well supplied with watermelons. . ?Money, money, money. Oh! where baa to all gone ^ ' . ?There are a number of 'commercial tourists on the road. ? luesday lu tbia mouth.. ?Crop news Is still gooriv, although there are yet ?o*ny. Held* In the grasa. , ?The new (Barnard) comet Is visible In ^the Southwesterly sky. Look out ?Who will bo the first to present a sample of thefo early sweet potatoes? We awidt a replv. ?The a nniial session of the 'Grand Division So; 8 6f Temperance was held In Columbia yesterday. ?-.Newspaper* ought to tio what they can to put both, aides before the . people, and ?ld intelligent judgment. ' ' > ' ?Now Is the time for planting early turnips. Dr. F. L. Zeinp furnishes them fresh, good und eueap. ?There In considerable complaint tint the chickens nru dying with cholera In cllftoront portions of the county. ? M ? If von m e going toplarit Kuta Bigus they should go In this month, 'l'hcy are tine for cnule. Try a patch. . / ?Jlt-mcmbfr that forage was. never ?C!irfer in this county than at the pres ent I line. Save all the buy you can. ?Mr. Flke, of Cherokee Spring*, euughta white ground squirrel last week It whs perfectly white and without a ^trijh'. % ?Spring uhieken* may now be had oc cnsioimlly, if u person if- able to pay u rotiml price for them. They bring from 15 to "25 cents. ? It Is said that in England lovers re main engaged from three to live years. They don't have to buy Ice cream for their girls, though.' ?It Is hoped that wc will have n short spell of dry weather now, in order that our farmers may he enabled to get tiio grass completely out of their crops. ?As stutod iu Inst week.'a Gazkttk. Pomona Grange, No. It), will hold its next- meeting with I.ibcrty 11 ill Grange on the 20th day of the present month. ?Don't neglect your turnip patched beenuse yon arc making good corn crops. Turnips are good for man und beast, and there is a lull supply ot seed In the stores. - ?A learned innn onoe put it:"* MAd? vortleitiig I? the keystone to iucooss'."' Some ot our merchants uppcftr to be groping around in llto dark lo And tho aforesaid keystone. ?Now is tlie time to lay in your Fall supply of letter head*, bill heads, envel opes, &o. . Send your orders to us, and wo guarantee satisfaction In prices ami quality of stook used. ?It is universally concdert that the heasons this year has been more favorable for tfio fanners limn they have boon for u number of years. ,lf tney, continue a mouth longer we may expect a full crop. thU fall. ?It is well for thQ hunters to remem ber that tho open season In whjch game may be shot does nut begin, according to'" the Amended Statute, until the ist daj? of Heptemhur, being* month later than formerly. "r ?Tho county Sunday School Convew tlon to bo held at Damascus wjll-.bg.it good on* and there will be a Wrgo borhood attendance.^ i It Is nrobs*l mo?tof thouppolutvd speuker#a iPf? WnMa you over #b*wy man who owes you* thrtt you ui to-.rjws ovevlu; Walk"? * us feel sovry?sprry for the umt? I ?A July fly Is said to be the connect ing link between animal lite Mud pro fanity,* reputation whleh I# likely to be strengthened by the vicious character Of the teeming kwarms of those househofd pests which aro noiv overywhore pres ent. ?Kggs arc plentiful for tlio summer bcii&oii. Some of them have evidently Vouched their mature dwya mid are strong enough to remain In one place nnd force evoryono to make liniMUal Iviste In getting uWay ftom their 16m' ity. ???' " ?Goldsmith' Maid, at tho height of her glory, for a joke whs tnkon from her quarters through ft back street, l?d to n public place ami put up hi miction, the. spectators bidding In good faith uuill the price was run up to $84, when Botno one connected with tin* stable bid $35, tiie hammer fell and sho was Icd-awny, ?V, hen corn Is In ohecks with straight \ rows both ways, something Is gained ny ' running tho cultivator from ono cdrner ofti>o Held to the other. The frame must be sot narrower than wlioti culti vating tho usual way. but (lie tooth will cut closer to the hill nnd will destroy weeds that would not othcrwUu bo reached. ?fn n Stftte so ble#$fcd with tho fruit* of tho eHi'tli ub is Mouth t;?rollnii, om?. nlng establishment should bo erected In every county to utilize tho largo surplus of I'rults and vegetables that t?ro now praotlotiliy wasted. The Southern two* pie ?re Just beginning to realise tiielr j groat Hdvnntnge, and the mntuvlal growth of this Hooilon will bo rapid n? goon as the smaller Industries mm de veloped. i row do editors man ago to collect thelf due?" asked n fair Imly friend the other dny. "Inwvorhcar of Uiem qt\+ terlng suit agnlnst creditor*, as tho mer chants do, mid tiio wonder to mo Is bow they got along." "It la a wonder to tint odltorA themselves how they do manage liometlmea," Wo replied, while her pfttor explained tho riiatter by saying, "'1'bey pay 'em with pumpkins.'' If the truth were known, some ntwppnber debtors do not even ottter the puiripMnt for pay.?tflortnce Commnnlcated. , , -w' $he clttxen* of Keirhaw donnty n*e notified by thn Conntjr ?.:hnlrin?n of the i'OmotiMfgi Forty Hint they will bO.OA|led upon ?u..n to ?>hof*e cUnw maker to aorve the unexpired term of iteptfeeentative Doykln. Thie forci bly remind* tut of our an*molon? condition. The enfranchisement of the negro hni mined the voice of the while man, arid mruio Jt pbeM Hii.In tor 'oodrt hottMring*,' tOftaloCtour oflf? (H.i-H, i.iki tbur render popular election*! n I tarro. The ne?ro VOt* la tho bugaboo lifted1 by the "ring" to fWroe white elect"'* to vote tor their candidate*. Ho ?-pimnt to oftlM dare*to otfoiKl. fie would only irnmolnlo hlmftOlfUpOn tl.oMinr of tvnlh in hlHnniiKiil nary efToi la to expoae the profeee'oual nm n i puintom of county oooVfntloti*. And yet. tor hie temerity he might enjoy the eweet e?n?olatlonjof 0<Mng a martyr sacrificed in the CAW* of liberty, concerning whom ft im* be?h trutbfhily Mid thatth.it "ibetr blood oonriAhen the tree of llbefty/ that typtcul tree Which represent* they ft separable com panion of freedom. This tree wns nevor in gre*t?r need cf nourishment than now. Then ?krlnirAn vnur mairivM *??) ui rtirtJSa ieU Mhlli it? expfctttfoii Attn 11 ?IH v?out , voMlgo or tvrannr, miki until there httP<pWP? )Ort lf> all thin i>iv>i\<t Hinl fcindlur tho tllftropiUnltlQ imboUco* <>Y iri'<nlpulut<>rtt of nmnlnw 0<. M*y they, llko oh'iu r.. f oooui'nlion u ,vr* (UecoHdiiry to l>? mkm tn thv oXereiwi <>r t heir riftht >uh? llioin from tfmlr inh SiKfiS??sM ?** iStSSi i money to ??? lalbio Bun !*? properly qiiwll :>e voter* Ttaf* wn? >. mhapt ? if ?rt? ?u>" tow nv ker? 10 I o v vol I uk ?vr?y tin; n, Out tl wa* not excluded some of our men frntu'lho ballot, loniut h?<| ben ex* bad no right to do . vrhnt U the rrnper ol negro voting?for po rtion Villi negro**'. Their >t uiN>n principle; the ruco ?ll their pntltietd nets, mid ps Hhuisfimlfo the goutlicrn blind them n? every uppeul or hnnor. Tbcrefoie ? one rem?Oy--dt?fruuchl?o "Bnll by tho hornd' ut be Kt*r<i with the Indian Ion* as race an nxoiilaiu ?t. he will be h disturbing nerve m?ulpuli>ifi3 ui , . itloiiH us r himaboc. to *t'voters*wlth, mnl i<>rr?? them nominees n'leolcd by ttio . ghkyueaiu>. V "Wells*..! and vtj vuusnt (??if. ^ssMi r in.-tumult I60. 1 ?ittPWJltl OK It 14 t ' b^u^T18' I}'lco*roachc"* ni08' ants, I J Heurt Fi.1,,8. PaSplUtleC l)r<i|>f>U:nl rtwcUlnu. Dlar-lno**, ^WSSrA7?jfe,"""?" Rough on Corim.'' Atk 'or ?Velf*' "llouiih on OoniH. 1'k-, Quick.oorj* cure. Hard 01 t>oll cum", ??nitiiu-Fnitn." Quick. cot ..Kite cure, all Kidney, nirultter Rita UMimrx 4Mkc-Asc*, fiotldhis;, Irritation, I rtume. Orav ^H^rrli of 0?c Biudder. 81. Orugglsia. V I Urd bug., VHm. rilos. rohr en, unU, bed'huga, rnln, mice, oVi^ltau'" J V>u"Us'clealcJ ou1,"K"11*'' Thin People. \ tvriMW' restore* boalib Dyspopiiu; IfeaduuUo, .Nor lfou*b ou Palo." il,: <*ollo, cramps, dlarrbran, I rains, headache, neurnlxiu, t. Rough oil Pain I'luslor*, ?i: r-ijjfcWKBna VM?jh*r?. iryoti aiWuiiiH^. broken , worn out una ne?voun,,<i? "Wells' Health iteuowor."il Ij|f? I'ro*er?er. ;fcoxtng 'your grip on life, try ^ wn^Wvr,'" Goch dlrcut to PBgBSKlr^' Hough on JPlilaa," Cuieii Pllnror^?l,emorrl)old??, Iteblng. Pro truding, HtCUInft, Inti-runl oi otlu r. Intor knjUjMQ Exllrnul Itemed y In cuolt package. Bttre eure.Mj. Druggists. I ; Byiftny Women. XiNUlos whjj vrould retain Irewnness and vl> vaolwrulU Culfto try''WellH' llouivh Uc* nowor." . [??Rough on It?h." "'iron Hnmors, eruptions, t rhuum, iroatod /col. j,oo OstHrrli." ?pdor* at one. Complote lo ratten, nltto mifjualcd hert*. Sore Throat, Foul . _o ot file Natkyi. Children, \slow In dtvolodment, puny. oriiwny'aW delicate, Use ??'Volla' ilouilh teuewer." I >, loflntnatlnn. all KM npialnis, cured by "Bu ? n?w..? Wtohes." ?''..'Clears them out, alio fifav.-' ? m % Turnip ?' $2 IP lho Ingf. crop and are I in tra roliublo tlmn old ?: ? >" ?ullAblo for thl* 'SEED ,V : ? it order to give snlUfaotion, f$my*Unien to 8 %. Zemp. K BB mm Wa jfe jfewOWN'S mkfti: the tens and system; in the iriches the blood i disease; in the id the tfhock ?ge*. can disease be revented as by system in pcr ' * . BHOWK'9 ensures per dthrough i:., J< isons.it disarms frofti impure miasmatic air* prevents Consump~ '?--- and Liver Pis \. \ , lierlin, ?sq? of the V>wn Arm of AA Attorneys, U; iuUding, Washlng Z.t writes, Dec. 5th, . .? f uta plen* ^IhttlhAviwwd *?1 Ittn BUUw for m* roos troubles, rotk, with of v! imitations, iIron^it^ on having ?. imposed on ng recom* t? gemtifte in made only by the Brown Chemical Co. ftltimorV * Eg Si n Job Printing, ?| or EVBUT UKKCBIPTIOX, MiitfllH N?*tly and Vrojuptly, THR OVTICS OF m moat mm, . c^.i iacjurr.ru'. %k amcf?y yflSSS^X.PwfiMroVy1-^ v " ? FRANK P. BEARD, Auctioneer , [May be found at GAt*TTB office.] Offer# bis services to tbe public as Auc tioneer In any branch of that business. jy The palro: a^e of the public will b. fuliy appreciated. . To School Teachers. The regular setni annual examination of Applicants for certificated for teaching iu ihu public schools of Ke?>huw county, will be hold at ihu office of the School Commis sioner, in ihn Court Uou>e, at Cumden, on Thursday and Friday, July 2nd an<l 3rd. No other examination Hill be held by the Dourd of Examiners before January next. JOEL HOUGH, June 18 Chairman iiourd Exam'r's. ? ???_' 1 sis bS&5 !^o ?! fctTE ??"Jill#*"8* fllif sJ ?51*11 ?s S'S.S^ s s: - ? ^slS * " iJU-s: MMW H3 ? "W n E -9 f$?3L 13 WH5EH5LS. Tho TQLICE GAZETTE will he mulled *eeuroly wrapped, to any Address In the Untied Htuteb lor three months on rocolpt of ONE DOLLAR. Liberal discount allowed to postmnnterR, MXenix and clubs. Ramplu copies mulled lice. Address ull order* to ?HIOH Altl) IC. FOX. FRANKLIN tiQl'AUK, N. Y. TOG HOTEL WINDSOR, King Street, ? i -???" '4v ' ?. ' i Doors Soutl? of Academy of Music, J J tl^STOlfy SO. CA. pile WM out tm\' it on all - with r l #0 <.{Jm ftp* dry, ?lry a mljjletUnhi. >'o inuko the UOTeJL, WINlWOR what liar Ionv been wanted, ?v Htrlctly Faint.y hotel, no llnvto'r wilt bo Hold on too premises. - ?' ltates tl'Sotof.'.OO per day. Liberal termB mndo by the week or month. With many yours oxperlenco, wo promise to mII who fti vftriin with I hoi r patronage, a pleasant homo while In Charleston. riinytt, *?? o.T, ALFOiti). Manager. Hlllfilllif? llSiillHit V rt g-3, . <y +-? J3 i ?rida p The Greatest and the* Best. Minions and Mar, flfow 'rlfprk Observer, (KftTAnS.tHHKD 18-W.J Undenominational, , Uneeotorlon. Kv*ng*llcftl ftnd Nnllonnt. NO piper In tlin OOttntry )>tt? a moi o ?xpe? rtenced and *btecorp? <>i <*<iiu?rv. Beelnee tho regular Ml I tore', tho ohwervM hn??hnetor pout fontrtbwTpr# nrnY rorfM pmidcnUi nil over th?? World, And foreign in)MlpnAr1a?, truvmcr*, xohoHwrtr; dtvlneN.poeieand lltptnry m*n ami womon "Tho j>?pflrtm*nt*of AvrlnnttaW,DnHlnew, *nnd*y rtohool T*R?hlng mid ItoiiKliHttt Work SreOondtiotM ??y oxpert*, *fho writ* otearly hiiu to the point. Tito Ownvfr doe* not flit IU eoluiiitm with (our cmdjh uud ?Tho NKW YOnK Q&ftKRVtfK In A LIVH JlfKWfcfrAPRR. Par'nt?hinv e*oh wcok ; A RKLtOIOUft ?HRET. tall oflnttraetton,ineouragem4ntnnd truth; *ml a HKrur.An HllKI.I', containing nil tho new*. *>fle? W.Tft ?er yoftr. ftpoctftl term* tocler <l,Bpo?tft?en CoplM Fr*e. Addrenn New Verk Observer, NEW YORK. FR*NK>. BEARD JVOtarv M'ublic. All Oftlto promptly Attended. t<TDto?<new enirueted to hie hAtide *11 reeelte prompt end careful attention. ilTSpeoUla n ? ? i urights ?#f Dower. WW'*:.?.'.. ' A. R. THOMLINS(IN * Manufacturer of . HARNESS, of Every Description, SADDLES. BlUDLKS, Kto. MflCJ. SADDLES, new and old. Importer* of English Saddles, Steel Bits, 8pura, SUrrun*, Kio. Factor* nd salesroom 187 Meeting S4,. aep CHARLESTON, S. C. DR. T. BERWCK LEGARE, DB1TTIST, Graduate of ttio Baltimore College of Den tal Surgery. - Office?DkKALU HOUSE. Entrance on Broad Street. CLOCKS! l_havp jml received and openod up tho handsomest line of CLOCKS tliat has ever been seen in Camden, and my prices are lower lhan ever. If you waul a real fine clock at a low price, uow ia the time to gel it. I have also rnoeived a full etook of new and veiy handsome QOLS and SILVER WATCHES from both American and foreign makers. My stock of IJEWELBT is very full and comploto, aud hns to be seen to be iippreoiatou. ll embraces every* thing almost thai a lady or gentleman could call for. ,1 have the largest stock' 01 Spectacles to bo found in Camden, nnd ran suit any e^es, young or old. 1 have aluo a very full line of Musical Instruments, such as VIOLINS. ACCORDEON8, BAN JOS, HARMONICAS. &o. J. ?V. Leffrand. w. i?. chafkk. t. s. o'nnir.H. CUafee & O'Kricn, WHOLESALE GROCLRS, '205 East Buy St., Charleston, S. C. Agents for Extoro'B Freniiuiu Oraokers. am "HOW TO SAVE MONET." $15 FOR $10. 820 FOR SI a. $25 FOR $15. WATCHES! Elgin or Waltiiam watches in SOLID 81LV BR DOUBLE CASES AT AIJOVF- PRICKS FOR 60 DAYS ONLY. EVEllY WATCH WARRANTED. CENTS SOLID (JOLD WATCHES FROM $25 LT WAllD. For PARTICULARS WRITE McELREE'S JEWELRY PALACE CHARLESTON, 8. C. Special Notice, Cloates AT A SACRIFICE. I have * large slock oftho above goods which I will dispose of at greatly reduced prlocs. Call and see boforo purchasing. R, M.vKennedy. . attention, Farmers! I bog to announoa to tho farmers of iMb and ntljwining eounlie*, Omt I iun ngunt for som<) of tho boHt ninnufucturui'8 of Steam Engines, Reapers, Mowers, Cotton Gins, Cotton Presses, Vnil all klmlfi of agricultural maoliln?ry, ?ind nm propnred to supply them at lowtst posfllMc prices. Information and priccB gladly furnished on application. Corn, (torn, Hay, &o., on ootr-nlRtilon. I also kri*p a full Block offrenli G ROUE KIRS. ISTI' lunuc glvo ino a call. R. C. JOHNSON. A pi. 23-3m. The Chesnut Mill, Ample Facilities for Business. SAW MILL, Lumber of All tklndn supplied on nhot-l notloo. Lumber from 0*k, Hickory, A?h, ft a., a npvolalljr* GRIST MILL Ts supplied wilh ?Ho fftmoufl Cologne Rook, celebrated tor Iho superior quality of nivM produced. . i*'i? n wood of rvll kind* delivered in any part of Camden. The mills nro tinder the management of Mr. Allen Mcdtin, ?m expjricuood Duilder, Mwytr and A*ill mad. J?#fOr?lcrH left nt rny or ftl the mill will receive prompt attention. H. 0. GARRISON, Apt. 28. PHOPRIETOR. NEWS A.GENOY. SjJuBSCtllPTlOiM received for oil News paper*, Periodical* nail Mngttlnett it Pub itRfre' f>rlcoH, liiformrwtan on application At TiIrUaSKTTN olllco. PLOWING! PLOWING!! Parties living in Ihe town or vlolnlly ivhOk may wlsli to hftvo plowing done *t r?ny Imo Are respeoifully wtked to call on mo. I am no* prepared for doing moh work, and my prloc* will bo very reasonable. J. B. C. Mol>OWMLL DESIRABLE TOWN LOT von SMLM2, I offer for sale Hie lot ftt the southeast ftornet of DeKtlb and J.ytllefdl) slreel*. fills properly o-ui bo boufM t.pon reasona i.le terms upon application ?'n f, IlEARt). C'OUTJt CABOL1NA KAtLWJ O PABfiKNOERDEPAT SCHEDULEOK PA88KNOI On ana ?rt?r March Ut, r r? I m will run M mi low* ur lloe. <No trainsar? run on Oft! ou Huudsy%. BUudard tluie TO 1 TO COLUMBIA. Depart Uamden 7j00a. ro 4.00 p. m Depurt Cunulea Junction 8.4-1 a. m. #J0J p. m Duo Columbia ll.liOa. m KLWy.at KROM CX)L\JMHIA. Depart Columbia 7.48*. *n. 5.27 p. n? Due t^amdcn Juuol'n 11.(2 a.m. 7AHp.n? Due Camden 12.65 p. m. 8.? p. ui TO CHARLESTON. Depart Camden 4.00 p. m Dei>*rt Camden Junction 6.21 p. m Duo Charlestoa V p. m KROM CHARLESTON. Dopart Charleston 7.00 a.m. Due Camden Juujtlon 11.12 a. id. Duo Cuiudcu 12.66 p. iu* TO AWOUBTA. Depart Oimileu 7 00 a in 4.00 p. m Depart Caimten Junction 6.M p.ju Ouo Augusta 8-U> p m 10.40 a. in - UJIOM ATTOU8TA. l>opart Augunta 4 4-5 p ni. II 00 p m,7 IS p. m Duo Canulen Junction 11.12 a. ui Duo Camden 8 25 pm, 12.66 p. tu CONNECTIONS. Connections made at Columbia with Co lumbia and tircenvllle Kallioad both ways to and fruin all point*on that Road and ou llie Hpartanburg, Union & Columbia & Hpar tanburg & Asbevnlo Railroad*. ui?o >\ 111* (ho Charlotte,Columbia.& AuuuMu Uallroad to and from all potn'n Nurlli, both wnyc, L>y train* leaving Camdeu ut7,U0uui.,nnUtirrlv Iiik at 8.25 p. m. Connections made at Auguntn t? and from all polutn Wen and Houtli via Georgia R.lt. and with Central R. R. i Connections made at Charleston with/"* Hteair.er* fur New York ou Saturday** AUq with CharloHton and Havnunuh Halfway (ttf Hi)vannt>l\ and all points South, and with kick merit for Jacksonville and iioImIm on ML John's rlvor on Tuesdays and Saturday*. (.'onneutloiiH made at lilackvlllo with Harnwoll 11. R. to and from DaruwoJI by train* on Auguatu Division. Til ItOUOH TICKETSlo all points, ?nn ? purchased by applylnx to J. JONES. Agent. Camdon, b.C. JOHN n. PECK.Oon. Manager' D.C.Ai.lkn Uen.l'aHa Auont. Have Your Repairing Done . AT THE OLD RELIABLE WAGON m? BUGGY SHOPS 0. V. KETTS, Proprietor, CAMI>EN, 8. C. Tho undersigned lakes pleasure fo an nouncing to !l><! puhllo that ho bna taken charge of (ho WAGON' AND BUGOYBHOPS of M. A Mm?, whore, with competent as. sistnnts, be is prepared lo do all kind* of work in Lis I.im ou short notice and at rea* ?onabio terms. Repairing Done on short uoticc had in workmanship manner. Horseshoeing. Careful atlontion givon to horseshoe* ing. The patronage of the publio is respect* fully solicited. V.'Uki over twenty-fire yfarH ?xperlenoo in the business to which I call ycur atten tion, and with oxpcreuced assist antf, 1 feel confident of giving entire satisfaction to oil who favor me with thoir patronag*. O. V. H T8, racli 2-tf. Jm$.> '-/iHUVn? sZYEULr fflQVSE, CnARLlHTOK, 8.. C. '.OTIO F T. ALFORD, - - - Manogcr. Hates $2 and $2 CO 'per Day. Tlii? favor^e Family House, under He d-.v mtungenunt, is recamoieuded' for the xooiiriKo of its outalno ond home*l)ko <X^itifuHH. It? niry and welt ?ventilutcfi ryoms iiuvejuBl besa ncwiv carfcted t.uJ J, C. H CUIMN& 8TBAM CRACKER BAKERY AMU Wholesale Confectionery CHARLESTON FOR SALE 10,000 Jhinhnls Choice WliHe C orn, 4,000 Musholn Cliolco Husl Proof >(od 1 Knn HA MX KAHTKHN, WOTKUN urn) Norili Illvcr May. A. BFQUKST. 23 tintcn Rtr?et. CI I AIILEWTON.K C. tl.9-.OKI T nmlMEAL Miimift?cuir??<i Ihvl'V Jltfj Stock of HARDWARE is complete. ML Mt.I U*fM COMPLETE STOCK OF Spring Goods JU8T RJECEIVRI) BY W N. T, fllRDV & CO., EMBRACING Dry Goods, Roady-made Clothing Shoes, r -and Straw Hats. We onll flpeclol altnntion to Our Souttan Shoe It is nuperlor tonny other KM) for Btiengih, lHirtibtlily and Comfort. KIvmI* the French Mot Kid in 8oftt|t8?, l)ef?uty nixl PinUh, It will turn writer end it HOCK I'ROOF, r? ^utility not poeaeued by nny other leather, Superior Kid Gloves, t ho bent for the money In Comden. A full Htook of GROCERIES, of every kind ; ivlao HARDWARE, CROCKERY W AUK, 8ADDLKDY, llAHREflfl, nor?. And the bent brand* of Flour direct from the mnnufftotut vr?. opl'2-t!m nm CURDY &. GO gth I I il luiii ?t.i'lr.'li-i . I,. I .mi. i DARK BROWN ' '"V' ji }*' Pepr Mts on the teeth nnd near the #JgM of tlie flnm? are removed with * few np^llen tionn ftf WOuD'fl OfcONTlNB. It eweote..* the hrenth, Imrylon'* the ftun*. nnd witl?r?l oontninn nothing h.ch oan by ?ny mennn injure the enamel Try ft box; Sold I>t l>.iijrgietH. W. 0. FlailF.R, V holeeale A Kent, Aug. 16. umbin, ft 0.