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?VMCJurnox, %2 m* vjsah, in advanck. <vt'* "????.? -yr;?.-rv. .y.t. ;, CAMDKX. 8. C.. JOLY'SO. UB?. ,1 H'lllU 4v* I t&*In purchasing or order ins/ good*, or in making inquiry Concernlug anythino advertised{a thd paper, you will cottfs? ? favor oh the publisher, as well as the oil vert iter, by scaling that you saw ths ad vertisement in Thk K kkhh 4W Qa&CTTK. _ PUBLIC KOADb. , j ? We have heretofore several limes In these columns urged upon the attention or the people the wisdom of making good pubiio roads, says an exchange. Tbe farmer In directly Interested In se curing good roads, because be bus to travel over tlicm, whether gotug on bur iness or pleasure. The town?1?re Indl reptly.Interested in the question, for the more easily the products of labor reach a uvirkut the livelier and freor trade is. The so ison of the annual road-worklhg in now at hand, ami road-overseers should use their utmost efforts to get the highways In good condition. Prob ably the most Important point to be ^alnod?ami It Is Hi: one usually least considered?in the proper drainage ol the contiguous laud to the ro*d. In the llrst place the road-bed should bo graded eo as to slope from the. centre towards euull side. Should the surrounding land be low and llat, dltcheb moot bo cut to carry off the water, -olao work will be ' thrown away in raising a grade. For, if water stands constantly on both sides, the roadway must become wet, and with the passage of wagons and other vehi cles over It be cut Into holes or worked Into an Impassible bog. It Is admitted that the road law s generally are defec tive and Inadequate, and the greatest vigilance and activity can only partially .attain the end sought, good roads. A lew scraper." and plenty of shovels, fur* j * ttlshcd by tho county, and a good doal of attention and supervision by the olHcor? themselves, will bo found wise and economical expenditures, both of money and time. One of tbo greatest needs j>t the South Is the Immigration of small farmers?agricultural Industrialists, who, to quote a homely saying, "live at home and board nt the same place." The attention of such men In all parts of tho world is turulug towards us, and ' that community which offers such in ducement n as good pubiio roads and public schools will seouro them ns cit izens. Good public roads are a public blessing, conducive, to the prosperity and happiness of the people. Let un usual efforts be mado toward securiug - such this summer and fall. ?>? V.'.-j" 1; V??. < ? ?' ? ? ? iBsmnni i papsp. h 0BX. KBKNEI^iNirtflB COLLKLV ? Eolow we glvo the i\Teto* and (7ourter*$ feelings and position In regard to Gen, J. D. Kennedy and tho Colleotorshlp ol the port of Charleston: "The Collector of the Port of Charles ton having been appointed, we foel at liberty to apeak of tho candidacy ol One of Uie unsuccessful applicant?,Gen. J<Win jj<e Kennedy'f of Rerftha w. *: * : tflite geritfemaniias been aconftptcu ous leader In the Demovratlo party for a number of years and has richly deserved I recognition of his political servl ' t|? Is ftilly realized In Charleston, considered that the Collootor bo Hi > State, Gen. Kennciiy'i'ttt* in tho Domocratlo cause. H he is In |>rly(Vte it|90t but it Is f to be doubted that lifi lonit-aftd , faithful service, In far more dangerous times than these, will before longrcoelvo - n just and anfllctont rettaM.'' ii After nil the speculation ntul bard feel ing regarding who should be appointed to be Collector of Customs for tho port Charleston, un nppolniment has at iUitt been innde, ahdiMK$?8 prophe M tied by some of the wise onos, neither one of the original candidates was tho luoky mat). In splto of Influence and Wm&WiW of biffnertUol friends, thoso gentlemen wore set aside, alul on tho i?5th Inst. th6 President appointed Mr. Theodore I>. Jervey, of Charleston, to the position, and pdilco will again "rclgu In WurMw," Mr. Jervey has long boeji suooossful business man In 0* native ? ?(ty/^e.ls credited with having enter. |||?a the Cteti redo rate servlo o as n private soldier, and dolhg hlft ditty like a man m n.f1 w. HIT THEN AIL HtJlMRELY ? 7 ? I The Newberry ObUtvir aptly romarka that "some of tfi'op* who oontcnd that jV tl^e Constitution requires free tuition In the Scuto College and who hold up[4hwj ^handR In holy borrow At the bare thought vf violating that sacred Instrument, to illy*?disregard Its provisions when It 'tsthebr Inclination to do so. They uted at the last session to provide for taking the census, although the Constitution explicitly and unequivocal ly requires It. They have felled to pro. vide for e^knpulsory attendance at the public school!,-Although the Constitu tion r?qHres It. Ahd they have tolled estsblWu a State reformatory forjuvo ough tho Constitution . ... HMR Ot IIKM. ll.H.OIIAM. Ml*f ? wenrjr Btrugglo, Uen. Or? 11? *t liuit "gom- totfcft bourne from whonoe ? Ho truvele* mfcy end Although At one time hi* hand foil htAvlly upon I the d*voted South, ??i A |>eoplf, tho South I holde him no mnllco nor ill will, now that hU Benton en) power own liArm no *U>re, oven wore ho Inclined (o liumlll % e that Motion Against which h*ftuc<fci< |8| fullj tfonftnried ; Although there mey bo tliowJ who Cnn not forget.nor forgive m i* individual* Wh^t hehAd onu*?<d 11 tern to iuffef. 'Abe South may honotfibl/ Join In avequuun to hl? departed w>%M ^.inu" i if iii ?iyp.y l?Atri liti recently bad ??, ,p?v eighty *hon*nd-mm eo ttd hertelf l?g?1Jy f: froni !??r huafoud, end tho dour Subtle Mill b??* io pny for It ell. nation, Kxecutho i at the office c day of AqruM n*xt at; H Ult meeting U newiiaiy,!! irmiige menu mutt be made for au election to All said vacancy. Thk Law provides that the County Auditor shall receive a certain ainoin t of pay for each assessment of property, and an there wmi no assessment made tliU year, it was held by souie that in conso quence, tho Auditors of tlie different counties In the State are not entitled to receive pay f?r tho present year I lie Attorney-General, however has set the question at rest by deciding that eaph County Auditor Is Justly entlthd to the pay provided by law, even though there be no assessment made this year. The meeting ot the State Agriculturn Society and State Grange, which la to be h >ld it Beunettsvllle, on the 5th day of Atig'ist next, la nn event which should receive tlio serious consideration of our people, a* Its action tuny, and probably will, have considerable to do with the progress and success of our people. DIVERSIFIED I.AUOIl, Competition Alltl capital are what Cnmdcn stands soroly In need of, and the building cf nnotlur railroad, will/ In our judgment, bring tliem to How many of our people will attend the meeting of the Agrlcultuinl Aesoy! , atlon to be hold at Caiuilen next Monday f ADJOIMNU COUNTIES. UUMTEK. ?Rot John Kirjhaw held service in the church of tho Holy Comtnunioa last Sabbath morning. ?Chpt. John Reld not only keeps fine itjck and oholco poultry, but is making hit* -mark aa a farmer, llo has the finest field of corn in this county. ?Mr. J. A. 8ohwerin has opened a ooa depot in rear of the mirket. ?Oalifornia prunes and pears are very muoh sought after and appreciated by the cit s.-as of Sumter. ?Mr. E. J. Dunne's (cam ran away en the stmts of Sumter on Thursday morning of last week. Little harm was don?, UMOAITBB. ?Mr. J. A, Hasseltine, as old and re? speeted oitisen of Lanoaster, and for some time proprietor of tbo Oatawba House, of that place, died on the U8rd lost. OBmitnriiti.r>. > ?There was a plonio at Bills Bridge on Lynches river on the 26th Inst. ?A boy by the nnmo of Copeland, a neptrtw of,Mr:.F.-Wbitv was btuen by a' mad dog on the 14th Inst, ?A stroke of lightning killed about twenty feet square of growing cotton on the ilaoe f Mr. R. Tuoker, last week. ?A very old woman who has been living oh Mr. J. 0. Readfern'a plaee for many years, died very suddenly on Sunday morn ing last. & ?Mr. B. F. Hunt ly, who lost hit arm In a cotton gin, some years ago, haa cultivated fi teen acres of cotton this year, doing most of the plowing and hoeing hlmaelf. \;;V. Jf AIHFIKLU. *???_?? V :, - ?The erop prospeots In Fairfield county re very encouraging, although in some teo? ' as rain ba# been needed badly. With ohe tw6 good showers the orops will be the ?t I* years. I' *?\03V?32y?vS ^ , Waif-*l-\?--^V;^' ?', f 1 !**Wt W. P. Horaedj, of Wlmiaboro, plan ted a tree in bit front yard un; the 1st day of?Jtort<fyl88#$>Peering willow, th# bran ches meMtyltJg two wet In length end one ?he wM|' aodoVdlng to thai evidence, not guilty, A strong petition caused him to commute the men'? death-sentence to Im prisonment Tor life. The crime lor whloh they were tried was the killing of a little piloted girl, a daughter of the woinap. . ;,,v if;jy V^j The Story of *Kolw?tIIoy. Wltile White, a boy of seven yeara, has been afilioted with scrofula ever alnoe he was throe months old. His soalp was laat year A eolti mass of soree.'- One of hla eyes were permanently Injured, and his jaw tun ning in huge soree, In Boptomber lost he commenced taking Swifts Sjpeolfio under rty direction. To-day he la a fat, robust tfoy, h?? Jaw la well and hla head i* eovered .with a fine ooat of hair. There la a little dryneM about the soalp. Thla ll th* only sign ofthe tcrrlbla'^ieaso remalulng, His mother deilres me to thaok the proprietors of Bwlft's jSpeolflo very heartily, and says she Is so gtatetol that words oan not ex press It. This Is a remarkable our*. 0. W. PARKBR, Bremen, Harelstn Co., da., Feb 12, '86 fHlfcgOSt lief. At tho suggestlou of Dr. 0. i?jar. kor I oommenood the use of 8. 8. 8. 1 ha*e eo muoh Improved that my nearest friends soaroely know Mo. .'It Is a wonderful medl olne. It hM restored my little b??y to per feet health. Mas.JF. jr. Whim. Bremen, Qa., Mar. 2,1880. 1 suffered intense agon v from eoiema on my hands and areas for seventeen years, At "mpwfto unable to nee them even to pul my clothee on, During the time t tried all known remedies, but without ^benefit. Fix weeks ago I began taking Swift's Bpcolflo, and hate (has far used soven bottles. Today titer* is hardly a traoe or mark of any kind visible, and durtng this period t have ta ken no other medicine or used no eaternal appllanoo whatever, ao that my oure la en Urely duo to Swift's Speolflo. 8 AbBHTSOtt, 7 Park Plaoe, N. V.. Mar 21. 8ft. Swift's Speolflo is entirely vegetable. Treatise on Blood and Hkln Diseases mailed flree. ' -j Tne Swirr Srccirio Oot, Drawer 8, At lania-OMf-W5?'''^' -'' Si Sp' Wti?t Vou WrtHt to Know. , Everybody wante an honcat answer to th(a aim pie qmmtlonWhat la the boat medicine to regulate tho ;Jm?woIs en?< ooatlvoncaa Hint bllloiianoa?< ItOlp tlio di gestion nn<l give atnongtfi to the whole ?yntemf^ People a*k u? till a every day. we answer. Parker'* Tonlo., H I* plena. i tMt icrt. ant to the tMto. Alt the children like -^VvJ ?p:k rmiiroadkh HPB.tKH. !m My wlfo has been a gr?at attffaratr from Catarrh. 8?v?tal phyiloUn* and various pa'*at taMloiaM w?re r**ort?l to, yet tlie rilaeaae ooiUnuad anabatod, nothing appetf* tog <0 make any Impretalon' upon It. Ifer oonKtliatlon flaallf b?oame implicated, the potoon being In her blood. 1 aeourod a bottle ef ft. ft. ft. and piaotd Mr upon Ma t?e, and to our ?urpris? tl?r pmamaat bagan at onoe. end htt rwo*. .%jx i"fB "iU."'rr ffrtWMS?- R.P.OOM*T" toKOWN CHMIOAt CO., BALTIMOKR, MD. Pleasant Board AT Liberty Hill. The undersigned wHl receive a ifmited number of Boarderta: during tbe summer moutha. Fur furlhfct information address A. P. July0t2 Lidkbty A. P. BROWN, Hill *. t5. JOB FEINTING. 831 ' ' 1 If You Want BILL HEADS, 'Go to The Gasette Office j r08TERS, Go lo Th ette Office. If ,You Want . STATEMENTS, Go to The Gasette Office .. "\ If You Want NOTE CIRCULARS, to The Gaiette Office. If You Want % ?? PROGRAMMES, / do lo Tho a?MUo Offi?o rgyarrr'*? >?? . ?>' '?' . . f-'3i2eiB I . .-. ? .v>:^ j i.. ' '.'. AWik wmb Mp ?1! ira; ' i GoieUe onioo j If Vo? W?o ^ | !R HEADS, ' Oo lo The Oeaeite Offloe '. < '' ?;?, C \ ??Sr M . ? ? '-v - '. IS: *&', '? V>:*" % - ' ^ lfYouWftnt BETTER C1RCULAR8, Oo to The Ofizolte OlUce If You Want ^wvwawST ?<:. ?; ??3 ENVELOPES, Go lo The e Cflioe if You Want > NOTE 11EAD8, , ? ? Go to The Gaiette Office If You Want ... NEAT WORK, . Go to The Gaiette OfQoe" ] ? ?*>. . WKfei/Rs fM ?. "^V- -;W If ton Want . BUSINESS CARDS, ! Go to The Gatetle Offloo ,> ? ??. If You Want - ? J ; ... . . ? ? LEGAL PR1NTINO. f* * ' ? t.. <"' ? Go to The (liiietta Oflioo vktii If Yea Want m PRINTING OP ANY KIN*, ?HUPP- i;#!* ?. ' ? ? ? - >'nv'y a?^ Go to The Ghtotte Ofl&oe Sra8wt':rtfi'..?v.'i'J.w ?>-'?' Where It will be eaeotHedwi promptly, ncM $$??!%?.' IS<?. ->.c'v :u 'U ? : '?"'?? >' ' ly, oorrootly end oheaply ah ?t eny office In (he State. IIOADDUTY. find Supervisor* and Overeeera of mn.i. 4re hereby iotifted to htm> ell ?bo ro*d?un der their o?re worked end put In good or. dor InimtvllnlHy. By Order of the ttoAvd of ttounfy Com* SilSp w, t ?. w6ukman. W mmm CierH&.o.o fmarn JameOvJ Lot*, gi, Lot*, William Lot Lot*, Alfred Lore, Smyrl, Mary Lov Lot*, Mm. Bom, John Rom. Mary Smi Itr Ik>to, W illlain Lot* Essie Lot?, defend*)^ TO TIIE DEFENDANTS. by summoned and wer the complaint in this set be filed iu the othce of the L, court of common pirns for the snle0Uai a id to ecrvo a copy of your sne^eL, ta< complaint on the aubsoriber at bUVj04 [n Camden #. C. within twenty dny? ?ertiee hereof. exclusiTe ?!' the tin scrrice, and if you fail to answer plaint wlihintho time aforesaid, li tu< rhe rcitcf-dtrtmodcd in the" cotu^lv I tiff in this action will apply, to.tb^ in the ooi TllA Dated Camden 8. C. April cr the f juob COIU plain-! uft for A, D, ilniiff* M & Plaint To the dofeudant, Samuel uotlce, that the summons aud horeiu were filed in the office of t of the Court of Common I'lcas for County ou the seTenth day of Jul 1&85. . J.T/U.4 July 9 tO . ;^M%lnil j Atty. ti'y. plaint Clerk ei#haw A." 1). AN 0., J. BLAKE STEED . nKPBESENTlNO KNOOP, FREEtflCH & CHARLESTON, S. C. Issues Exchange on Charleston! jjUy Cotton at highest oish prices. \ |0*Offio? at D. W. Jordan & Co.( Jm a*! 8*%!* Of Jar SI ^ l$!f j t5 a tl *1: health and avoid sickness. Instead of feeling tired and worn out, instead of aches ctid pains, wouldn't you rati er feel lfc?h and strong t Vou can continue feeling miserable and good for no thing, and no one but you*o ;1. mil; can find fault, but if you are tired of that kind oflife, you can change it if you choose. I getting one bottle of Brown* Iron Bit- fm nam, and taking it regularly W j. I ?' according to directions, ' vi? Manillas, Obto> NoV.it, ?M<. W* HMH Vst. isS I havftnowtaVcrtonftnott!* .M<i g kiir*Mrt akjuil -T^W In. aljt iinff bmck *11 ?tl out of my WMit, **4 I h*vo ft SSLsmr* Jomh lAUIMUU Brown's Iron Bitters is composed of Iron in soluble form; Cinchona the great tonic, together with other standard remedies, making a remarkable non-alcoholic tonic, which will cure Dys pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria* Weakness, and relieve all Lung and Kidney diseases. M* 1 AND Kraft t FOLLOWING NEHKjS v'- ; INDUCEMENTS!! Bse&< m i ite Goods. White Piques pin oord only 6 ccnls. Victoria Lawn at bottom prices from 8J to 80 cents, 8ATIN PLAID LAWN nil over lace re duced to 60 conta per yaru v,Indian Liuou good quality al 16 ccnts. ORES GOODS.: it*- '*? - ? V, r ; II Lace Bunting only 18 ccnts., Tormorprioo 26. ??? 'SV jik #''>'-?* v ? . RAW GOODS! Ice line of Gents' staple and fancy shape s at the sweeping reduction of 20 per ? to close the same. U line of Ladies and Children's custom i shoes, every pair warranted. Clothing Department, f mw ? . A neat pair of Coltonndo pan(s only 76 oeuts. A bettot^ualhy only $1.00. 8uits (8 plcoc8) from $*.80 to $20.00. A full lino of dusters offerod at oo?t. - ' |<ow I# the lime to-huy trunks and valisca for tho aumiuor travel and Villepigue's '<ir'pt i ? '?v' ' '? '*i j'r ?. '' . ,oe to secure cheap and good one?, onoe. d to my customers: If you need ' in tho Abovo lines as weU as any ktud oibry Uoo'ls, Shoes, Bats, Clothing and Groceries, X feel safe in saying, Ibat ft will prove a mutual benefit to inspeot lbs ??' ? ? T% '':'' '? iiflWSwM I ^?HBP A Request. 1UOSE WHOM I HAVE ACCOM MODATED IN THE. PAST, AND WHO A*tB STILL INDEBTED TO WILL PLEASE MAKE SET. TLEMi)NT. INKED THE MONEY. AND PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT I CAN GRANT, NO FUR TUKIl OIlKDIT TO ANY ONE UN LES8 TO TUOttf WHO HAVE AL* WAYS PAID PROMPTLY AND WHO MAKE SPECIAL AR. fcANGEMENTS. W. If. ARTHUK. & ?t xtf&r/y- mm v </ Kf>-r *? ->? x '< ,ii Kws:1: "?> gp-i' tiSi siTW PAPER! ?WILY N?W# Ann Covmibe. ' V Tim WiaxLT Nkwr and Comukr. 111 '* . L.SQ" ? A yitAB*- 'i"". $1.50 ^MAR A*fo A HALV A TlSAR. A l)oi>t>AM AWD A Haw a Ykar. lo,-' ?>it VkovritB 75C. * Mojftu* 75 Cmsm. Btx pf ?A0ES! 12 PAGES! PiOil OV Nuw* AKD COMMMMTfl, ? la l'A<IHB Of NkW? AMD CoMMKMTS. LtVUMOLI/niUTKRi gf:* ft .'i? :fJ -v r ' ; km $18 go extt* copy ftro of ohart?. . r*rlY? Oociim, one yeor.... $30,00 Dally Edition of lh?* Neww Mirier', tlx moiiilm, f?? ... ?y Covim, one year .$50.00 nd the Dally Edition of The New* id Courier, twelve month*, free. WEEKLY NEW* \ND COURIER H ;<,?? ' CIIARL1MTON, H. 0. i. ".. -? '.Hi' I ~ ew Omnibus. lit Way For Passengero, Ulrtj rMnintly plcoml an omnlliui to ran In oonneotlon with ilie Detolb Ifoueo, 1 rwkpo.'iriilly Molloii a almro of the pniro nute if Ihe pulilb. Tho 'bun will meet nil imIm, nml \tlll eonvey pnMongera (o or frrtni'lho depot from or to *ny p?H of <)?nv dendr Kirk wood. ApUi-3nj. I 0. NKMOWON. The only quick and poaltlve blood poUon | remedy on earth, for the immediate aud per manent care of alt forma and stages of Blood Dlseaaee, Scrofula, Old Ulcer* and Sor**, Skin Diseases and Uumora, Swelled .Glands and Joint*, Rhoumatlam, Kidney Complaints, Ca.1 tarrh, Femalo Troubles, Syphilis in all stages, Hereditary Taint, and all disorders requiring in unmtstakablo blood purifier. It does not contain a mineral or vegetable poison. One bottle gives positlvo proof of its magical power and superiority. Thousands of wonderful curc# made at homo and abroad, mailed in book form, (Toe to any address. No ono can donbt the magical power of B. B. B., after reading tiie testimony. Large bottles, $1.00, or 0 tor $3.00. Call on your druggist, or addrees, -?? ? BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga. . w. c&rBtm#L AND df. JS, SMITH, Cotton Buyers, Clyburn Block, - - Camden, 8. 0. Represent J. M. Ivy & Co. and pny highest market pricos for all graven of cot ton. ; Oct. 2-Gm. DeKalb House J. N, Nicholson, Prop'r, CitJt mjsjv, S. ?. J?"Nowly painted ami re-furnished throughout. j 8SFTables best the Charleston and Cam- ! den^narktts nfl'ord. t3f"*Iiack: meet all trains mar 6. G. BART & CO., 66 | | 67 | | AND \%. | 60 | MARKET STREET, Charleston, S. C. The Largest Fruit and Produce House in the &9Uth. Import and keep constantly on hand Ba nanas, Qpeoanuts, Oranges, Pineapples, Apples, Lentous, Nuts, Knisdns, Potatoes, Cabbagos, Onions, N. C. and Ya. Peanuts. Orders solicited and promptly filled. Wm.K .Nelson, PROPRIETOR OP The Georgia Nursery. CULTIVATOR AND DEALER IN r^iir I ALVA GAGE & CO., Prop's. North Bast Cor. Market & Church Streets. Ibe packed for the country n specially. 100 lbs. costs, freight included, $1 10 160 f- ? ? ?? ?? . 1.26 ia Camden or other points of 8. C. R'y. i^rlce by tho carload at lowest rates. ALVA GAGE & CO., CHARLESTON, S. C. Remodeled id Newly MM hatham Mouse, U CAMDEN, ?. 0. Transient Board $2 Per Day. Ample accommodations. Table supplied wiili the best the market affords, Every attention paid to the comfort of guests. Connected with ths House is a ftrst-olasi Ha vi, win oh is orderly kept. llaok to and from the dopot, Fare 26 cents each way. Feed and Livory fltable on premises. 8. 0. LATHAM. Proprietor. Special Notice, I regret to be under the necessity uf no tifying my Mends, that in the preseut stringency, I will be obliged to oonflno my ?.'If to A gtrlotly cnsh business. This will apply to all who Imvo had aooouate with me heretofore. * 1 am grateful for pnst patronage, and ask for aoontimtanoe o! the same upon abote basis. Very Bespeoifully, ROUT, M. KENNEDY. 1886. , HARPER'S BAZAR. ILLUSTRATED. 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JUST OPENED A COMPLETE LINE OF DRESS GOODS, FLOWERED SATINS, ~ .V? < yu hmburg'edgings, HAMBURG ALL-OVER WORK, * % LADIfiS NECKWEAR, SILK JERSEY GLOVES ' CALICOES, LADIES & GENTS'SHOES, LAWNS . CLOTHING ORGANDIES GROCERIES . HOSIERY CROCKERYWARE LACES FURNITURE. EXAMINE THESE GOODS BEFOSH BUYING. ft BAMff, csuq - o-gr -r ^ . /*r*" X5 p^i 'J?* CCp^^c/D ^3?ei OmO^ psj CO ^ E?i &a w wtq >H >-i >-l >H Cx3Cs3pt3f3q u:ud:a<M <^5C^)C^O LJlULJU) SQPSMffQ W. F. PERKINS ANNOUNCES THE ARRIVAL OF ?I JYew Stock of Groceries% JLiQMors* If*ines% Tobacco &?? The unprecedented rush of business al our establishment makes it necessary fcr u4 be constantly in reocipt of Now Goods. JflU LiQHor Department Ib always supplied with th# best. The "Standard of the World" and ,4Goldcn Rye'' are late addition to my #t.ock..Y )'/?, 4ftxVJ0 Keo t, (imI"" _ TTST^A., - - GKEiO:R,G-IJL. BUILDERS OF Engines and Boilers. Baw Mills, Grist Mills, and all kinds of Mil* Machinery of the latest Improved styles, Shafting, Hangers, Pulleys. Gearing and Jour nal Iloxcs. We have a Targe assortment of Patterns, Sugar Rollers and Gin Gearing. DEALERS IN Engine and Mill Supplies, Circular Sawe, Files, Gumniers, Swntfes, Globe Check and 8afety Valves, Whistles, Gauges, Steam Pipe and Fillings; Pabb.it metal from 10 lo 40 oents. Belting, Lacing Rubber, Hemp, Soapstone and Asbestos Packing, Oil and Oil Cups, WrenoheB. Emory Wheels, cto AGENTS FOR Eolipso Double Turbine Wheel, Koriing's Universal Injectors, tho best made. Bradford Mill Go's. Portable Mills, Nordyko & Mnrmon Co's. Plantation Corn and Feed Mills. Atlas Engine Works and Erie Cily Iron Works, Portable and Stationary Engines. Kunkle's Pop Safety Valves. Cloud Creek 'Mill Hooks. Iron and Brass Castings, and all kinds of Ropairs promptly done. We cast cvovy dny and are working abeut one hundred hands. 0. MAYliE*V j. MILTON MAYHEW C.MAYHEW $c SON OolumlDia, B. o. marble: works. Manufacturers of and dealers In all kind* ol American and Italian Marble Work. tt^QHANITK QUARRIES AT WARDS, 8. O. ?3uMANTKL8, MONUMBNT8. TABLETS & IRON RAILING furnished at lowest prM *t|_POLI8IIE1) GRANITIC WORK, either foreign or native, to.oider. t3?Correspondenco solicited, and satisfaction add promptness guaranteed. biax Wilson, Childs & Co. PHILADELPHIA WAGON WORKS, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. ManufaoturrfrB of all kinds; of" PLANTATION, CITY, FREIGHT, BUSINESS, EXPRESS AND SPHUt WAGONS, TRUCKS, DltAYS, CARTS, TIMBER WHEELS AND WHEELBARROWS. W. GEISENHEIMER ' DKAX.KH8 IN eaocsaiMS, . ziqvqbs, ratmesm, *c. We beg to oall attention to the foot that we have constantly in store a FULL LINE OF GROCERIES, whloh we offor to customers at ss low prloes as oan be obtained at any storo in Camden. Our stock of Liauorii, XjlqLiiors, Is of the best brands and ar? worthy the attention of the publlo. f9~He sure to give n* a call, as wo ar?> satisfied we are able and willing to please you both In quality ofgc/bds and prints. W. GEISENHEIMER. an. '26-11 PIANOS AND ORGANS. Oamden Music House. W. A. FRIFP, Manager. MAflON A HAMLIN. KflTEY and STAN DARD OROAN8, at manufacturers' prloes. The Mason ft Hamlin Improved Upright Pianos otsh o# monthly InsmUmctdH Give me a oall. NEW ARRIVALS AT m a. <bEB&&<a*s< OLD CORNER STORK. I have J ust returned from market, whe* I purchased a heaty stock of all KINDS OF GOODS, At Iho very lowest prices, nnd I intend to #1*0 my oustoiners the benefit of my low prlood purchases. My stock consists of SPRING AND SUMMER DHY GOODS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY, kvy' Th? bent mak* and iMoni styles of KO^Ttf iirtd 8IIOB8, CLOTHINO, HAT8, &o. arooeries! In Clrooerlcs 1 havo ns flno a stock Ah can 1)0 soon In town. Hardware! For I'lnntation, Garden nnd Household imo. Full lino of Baddlery nnd I1nm?H9. In fact. I have pat almost anything you oan call for, ami am determined to soil CHEAT FOR CASH. Cnll heforo you buv el?? whore. I)spglng und Ties alwny* on hatid. Highest prlcrrf imid for cotton in cash. ?. i ?' W (J. d'RRALDj;:-nm At (he Old Cornet Store, |)R. I. H. ALEXANDER, DENTAL SURGEON. Broad Street, CAMVtiX