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Church Directory.
Methodist Church, DeKalb street?Rev
R. L. Harper, Paster?Services at 10} A. M.
and 7} M. on Sunday; Prayer Meeting Wednesday
at 4 P. M.
Presbyterian Church, DeKalb street?
Rev. 3. H. Hay, Pastor?Services at 10}
A.M. and 4} P. M. on Sunday; Prayer
Meeting on Wednesday at 7} P. M.
Episcopal Church. Rev. R. F. D. Per.
ry ?Sunday, at 11 o'clock A. M. and3} P.
M. Wednesday, at 4, P. M.
Baptist Church, Broad street?Rev.
Robert Thompson. Pastor?Services at?11
A.' M. and, 7 P. M.; on Sunday. Prayer
Meeting Thursday at 8 P. M.
MEETINGS.
Wateree Division No. 9, S. of T.
A At tend the Regular Meeting
ft Tk* * ? m
/^c\ 01 your l/ivision at i emprnmrr
Jpjgj&L Jin/I on MONDAY evening
/jia^\ next, at 7' o'clock,
f BEZQCa By order ot the W. P.
j. m. ;gayle, r. s.;
ilocaitsewst
Death of a Beloved Minister.?It is
with profound grief that we anuounce the
death on Tuesday, at Union Court House, of
the Rev. F. Bruce Davis, in consequence
of iujuries rcoeived from a fall from a horse.
His funeral will take place at the Episco.
pal Church, on Friday, at 11 o'clock, A. M.
Dr. E. C. Hughes.?We are pained to
announce the decease of this estimable gentleman,
which occurred on Tuesday night. ^
Two such losses as we have sustained have <
saddened the entire community. (
Detention of tiie Train.?The up
passenger train did not arrive in Camden on
Monday night until after 12 o'clock, which '
rather brings it to Tuesday morning. The 1
cause of the detention was the run off of a (
freight train on the main line, which pre- '
vented them from reaching Columbia at all J
on Monday. ^
This was nrettv severe oft the railroad
? _ ^
men. but they seem to stand it remarkably i
well.
r
Tub Temperance Lecture.?Gen. J. B.
Kershaw delivered the lecture on the occa- 1
sion of the fourth public meeting of Wateree
Division, No 9, S. ofT. Owing to *
the inclemency of* the weather, the audience
was not so large as it would otherwise, in all c
probability have been, but the Division was (
out in full numbers, and several ladies, be- c
sides a considerable number of other persons 1
were present. G. W. P, A. M. Kennedy, t
occupied the rostrum with Gen. Kershaw c
and directed the ceremonies. The Rev. A. i
K. Durham opened the services by a prayer.
After an ode by the choir, the G. W. P. in- troduced,
in a few words, the lecturer, who
held the most of his audience closely for a c
half hour. After the lecture another ode
was sung and the G. W. P. proceeded to deliv.
er a short but very earnest address, calling J
upon those whostand alooffrom the movement :
to join in it, and give a helping hand against 1
the terrible curse of intemperance. The '
Rev. Robert Thotnson then pronounced the ^
benediction, after which the ceremonies con- I
eluded. It is boped that great good will be ^
done by the public speeches. They stir up
the community on the subject and keep it
prominently before them. In a few weeks,
it is hoped to have anotSer public lecture by
one of the most celebrated Temperance Lecturers
now in the world. We will recur to
this at a subsequent time
?,? T?v Oivvdu Rr rofUr.
IV lAA'l AlbHO< avava
ence to a notice published elsewhere, it will
be seen that the time for the payment of the
taxes without the penalty has been extended '
to the first of February. This is grateful
intelligence to tnaoy of our readers.
Freshet in Wateree River.?<)n Saturday
last, after the heavy rains, the river
began to rise rapidly, and all transit was
suspended from Saturday until Monday,
when persons came over by Peav's ferry.?
The lower ferry, however, was impassable
until Tuesday. The freshet comes at a time 1
when perhaps it will do less damage than i
at any other. Some of the planters will lose
a few bales of cotton. i
Cold Weatfier.?On Friday last, in the
afternoon, a very fresh western wind arose
which soon cleared the sky of the many clouds
which had lowered over us, but left instead ?
one of the coldest spells of weather we have
lud this winter. Saturday and Sunday 1
were beautifully clear but terribly cold. On
Mowday it clouded again, hut still remained
exceedingly cold.
Acknowledgments.?We beg leave to
acknowledge the receipt of complimentary
passes for 1S73, over the S. C. R. R. the C.
C. k A. R. It. and the G. k C. R. R from
V. P., A. h. Tyler, Sup't. Jas. Anderson,
and SnpV Dodamead.
Prof. Icon Javeli.?This modern Valentino
Vox gave quite an enjoyable exhibition
at Toin Hall on Saturday night, con.
sisting principally of exhibitions of his powers
of ventriloquism.
Our brothei quill, W. G. Kennedy, Esq.,
of the Sumter JVnr*, ''went for'' Mr, Javeli
last week, and pronounced him a humbug
of the first wat*. We presume this was a
' set off"' ngaint the Watchman's severe
criticism of the Ckapman sisters. Or it may
havo been bccausa prof. Javeli refused to
give complimcntaries to the carrier of the
Xeu's and "dtvil." The Prt>f. exjilxios it in
this way: Since Sumter has had an opera
house, the critics on the local papers have
grown very keen. *
In the main, however, we incline to the
belief that the Prof, is? well, not exactly
what he says he is.
Taxks, Taxis.?The citixens of this
County, being either very patriotic or very
much afraid of the pcnalty; continue to
crowd the Treasurer's office, all anxious to
pay their taxes. Notwithstanding the great
I inclemency of the weather, the office has
been full for a week past. \[Nearly 820,000
have been collected.
Not all gone Yet.?J. A. Armstrong
dosires to let it be distinctly understood
that all those fine mules which ho brought
with him are not sold as yet, bat that he I
still has a few for s&lc at the DeK&lb House
stables.
Although he has sold several fine pairs of
horses, he still keeps on hand a choice supply,
warranted to please.
Convening of Court.?On Monday
last the January Term of the Court of General
Sessions for this County was convened, i
Judge Carpenter presiding.
The Juries were organized and the Judge ,
delivered a brief but comprehensive charge
to the Grand Jury, who retired to their room
for the purpose of considering the various ,
bills presented to them.
J. 11. Hankie, JiiSq., tno Solicitor, was ai.?o
present, *8 was Mr. Grimball, the Stenegra- ,
pher. There being no cases on the docket, jj
From previous terms of the Court, and the a
i rand Jurj having made no presentments, t
he Court was adjourned until ten o'clock, .
IFuesdaj morning. c
The State is Tom Taylor, and The State
* Henrj Boykiu, both for assault and batery
were heard at the same time and occupied ^
he attention of the Court up to the hour of
idjournment, which was fixed at 3 o'clock. .|
Messrs. Kershaw for the defence. Mr. *
Leitner for the prosecution. r
The case was resumed yesterday morning f
ind after a rigid examination of witnesses >
tnd able addresses to the jury, a verdict of
lot guilty was rendered.
This, our readers will remember as the Ku
ivlux Case of Ilenry McRa.
On Tuesday the following cases were
riod with the annexed results:
The State vs Jack Johnson Grand Lar;cny
Mr J. B. Kershaw appointed by the
?ourt, for the defence, Mr. Leitner for proscution?guilty?
Fhe State vt Isham Harris, for robbery of
i'ie person, Mr. Lining, appointed fof the
lefence, Mr. Runkle, Sol'r. for prosecution,
lot guilty.
The State rsJack Johnson, grand Larceny
?Mr. J. T. Hay appointed for the defence [
Mr. John Kershaw for prosecution?guilty jj
if petty larceny. J
Builders' and Contractors' Special {
Notice.?Doors, Sashes, Blinds, Window [
ind Plate Glass, Builders' Furnishing Hardware,
Mouldings, Stair Fixtures-, Marble and
?late Mantelpieces, Encaustic Floor Tile, j
Drain Pipe, &c., &c., at lowest wholesale
irices, at the great Southern Factory of P.
P. To ALE, Charleston, S. C.
Sand for his price list. [2m]
LOCAL DOTS.
Weather greatly improved.
Council meets on Monday next.
Town Taxes are now due and payable. i
I
County Commissioners hold a meeting on l
Monday next. j
Court will probably adjourn on Friday, the 1
U inst. '
The Sheriff makes but few sales 011 the ,
first .Monday in February.
Prof. Walker, instructor in penmanship !
is now holding forth in Columbia. <
G. G. Alexander Ksq, has also gone to i
Columbia, to work at his old trade?print-j
inSJohn
F. Arthur, Ksq. formerly of our J
town, is in Columbia, working on the Kven- j
iug Hsrald. 1
Ebenezer George, against whom a war- j J
raut for robbery was pending was discharg- 1
last Tuesday, the Grand Jury finding "No
Bill."
Tnilna Pumpnfer invon most of iuir 1
" ubv v-. r~ ?- o
young lawyers an opportunity to flesh their
maiden *words, at tlrC Court of pensionsSeveral
availed themselves of the opportunity
thus afforded.
DIAMOND SPECTACLES.
ffSHBSESpectacle*are manufactured from "MINl'TK
CRY8TAI. I'EBHI.ES," melted together, and arr 1
called DIAMOND on a<*-.ount of their harduem and
brilliancy.
It is well known that Spectacle* cut from Itrazllian or i
Scotch Pebble* ar.- very inJuriouH to the eve, becauac of
their polarizing effect.
flaring been tented with the potaracope, the diamond
lenaea have been found to ailmlt tlfieeu per cent. Ices
heated raya than any other peht.tr.
They are ground with preat aclentlftc accuracy, arc j
fre- from chromatic aberratlous and produce a bright- 1
sni MB UBUimurai V, ?imwu u>.v iiriuu- miainc'l HI I
SpecttolH.
Manufactured by the.Spencer Optical Manufacturing '
Company, New Yosh. Kor *aie it*
J. A. Y()t*NO. Camden, S. C.
From whom they can only he obtained. No peddler* I
employed.
The great demand for these Spectacles has Induced
unscrupulous dealers to palm an inferior and spurious
article for the " Diamond." fireat care should lie taken |
to aee that the trade mark (which i? protects I by Ainerl- ;
can Letters Patent) are stamped on every pair.
September*!. i?m. i
Per f'u merle*, dc,.
German Colognes; Floriila Water, Lubin's Extracts,
Fine Toilet Soaps, in large variety.
Dressing Combs, do. Foy sule by
I ?<rr^b(fT 23. HODGSON & lA'NLAP. I
BRIGGS &'BROTHER'S "
illustrated
Floral Work!
FOR JANUARY, 1873, NOW OUT. Issued Quarterly.
The four numbers sent to sny address, by mall, for 25
cents. The richest and most instructive Illustrated and
Descriptive Floral Guide ever published. Those of our
patrons who ordered Seeds last year and were credited
with _>.*, cents, will receive the four Quarterlies for 1873.
Those who order Seeds this year will be credited with a
subscription for 1S74. The January number contains
nearly too Ksch yvinos, Two Sfpkki: Colored Platkf,
suitable for framing, A also Tinted Plates of our gorgeous
Floral Chromos; information relative to Flowers,
Vegetables, Ac., A their cultivation, A all sm h matter
as was formerly found in our Annual Catalogue. You
will miss it If your order SEKdS befofe seeing BKfOos A
Ilno.'s QUARTERLY. We challenge comparison on
quality of Seed ami prises and sizes of packets. Our
"Calendar Advance Sheet and Price List fob 187a,"
sent free. Address,
4w BRIOOS A BROTHER,
SEEDSSfEX and FLORISTS, ROCHESTER JL"Y. 4
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rpo THE WOKING CLASS, male or female, $00 a I
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icpsYCOMANCY or SOl'L-CARMING." How either
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together with a marriage guide, Egyptian Oracle,
Breams, Hints to Ladies, Wedding Night Shirt > Ac.
K queer book. Hddress T. WILLIAMS A CO., Bubjsliers,
Philadelphia.
IDOHSTT
Be deceived, but for coughs, colds, sore throat,
loarseness, and bronchial ditllculties, use only
Wells' Carbolic Tablets.
Worthless Imitations are ou the market, bnt the on
r scientiilc preparation of Carbolic .vut tot i.ung meases
is when chemically combined with other well
:nown remedies, as in these tablets, and all parties
,re rant lotted against using all others.
In all eases of irritation of the ntncous membrane
hese tablets should lie used freely; their Cleansing
ml healing properties at ? astonishing,
lie warncp and never neglect a cold; it is easily cared
rt its incipient state ; when it Becomes chroni c the
tire is exceedingly difficult. Use Wells' Carltolic
rat>lets as a Specific.
JOHN Q. KKLI.OOO, is riatt-st., New York,
Sole -Agent for United States.
Price 25 cents a box. Send ror circular.
["lie immense sale, lC,OOOin onomonth, our
I ivingstone 28 years in Africa*
* having. PROVES it above all others, the book the
I ASSES WANT. It goes like W11.D-KIUE. Over GUI
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NOTICE?He not deceived by misrepresentations
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of our ugents. Pocket companion, wortii $10
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OR. SCIENCE AND THE BIBLE.
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roinan and child wants to read it. It is endorsed by
he Press, and Ministers of all denominations. Sales
mmense. Agentareports??2?w?so?s7 ami 9<5ej>ies
per week. Oreat inducements to Agents. Emplurnent
for Yonng Men, Ladlea, Teacher* an<t Clergyman
n every county. Send for circular. Also, Agents
ranted for the
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A NEW CARPET.
*Thk Curat Wo.vder?The New England Carpet Co..
'Stahlwhed over a quarter of a century ago, having ,
upended pinch time, talent auil money to jireducf a ;
ityflsh ami dnrahle rurpef at a low price; afteryphrwof
xperlmeuting wjth the heat artlzana, have brought out
i carpet which thfjliave unwed and will he known as
JER.MAN TAPESTRY, lietng an exact Imitation of
lolld Brussels, the tlrst thousand pieces of which, in
inlerto introduce them, will lie sold for 37 1-2 cents
ier yard. Samples sent by mail on receipt of 10 cants,
ir live different patterns for 50 cents.
NEW ENGLAND CARPET COMPANY,
373 Washington-st., iitsaon, Masf.
c nno,umiiol hr anv known rcmedl. It wilrtRnlicale, ^
extirpate aud thoroughly destroy all poisonous mhstait esin
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Ik there want of action In your Liver ami Spleen? !
Fnlcss relieved the blood bccoim s impure by deb-p-rio ls <
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Have you a Dyspeptic stouiach? t'nlrs* dfcjL.ik.h is i
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Have you a weakness of the Intestines? Von it re in J
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Have you a weakness of the rterlne or I'rinarv Or-!
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rated form. .
Arc you dejected, drflwsy, dull, sluggish or depress- '
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uid bad taste in the month?
For a certain rcinc<1y In ail these diseases, weakne; s?s
and troubles; for eleansinc and purifying the vliisled
blood, ami Imparting vigor to all the vital forces;
r??r building up and restoring weakened constitutions
' JURTJEEBA
ivhieh is pronounced by the leadinc medieal HUthorlties
>f London and Paris " the most powerful tonic aiidulierttlve
known to the medical world." Tins la no new
ind tintiiisl discovery but has been long used ly the '
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Don't weaken and Impair the digestive organs bv ea- |
thartics, and physics which give only teinpoinn relief?indigestion,
flatulency uud dyspepsia with pil?siiud
Mildred diseases arc sure lonuniw imn u--.
Keen the Idood pit t'Hiiil health in !i- -urt il.
'.JOHN <,?. It I'latt s;., New York,
Hole Agent for the United State*.
Price One Dollar per Dottle. Send for circular.
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formation on subject* ?f general Interest ever offered
<> II"' puMie. 'i'lie Iwiok ia solil by agents, who are mrw
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town ill the t'lilteil StHtes. ami no Agent eun fall to <lo
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our agent* tie' exclusive right of territory, one ol our
agents sold i:w eopi. s in eight il its, snot her sold ::r>3 10
two v. e? t.s. i ittr agent in Hurt font solil :t'.i" In one week.
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J. It. limit .'? flYDF, Polishers,
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itpt?tjr. _
Apjilcs. OriiiiKcn, Ku nanus,
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lUHlSk^MXBHLJNf *
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This unrivalled Medicine is warranted not to
ontain a single particle of Meiictirv, or anyinurious
mineral substance, but is
PURELY VEGEAlSLE,
For Jt'OiiTV VfiAIUS jtbas proved its great
value in all diseases of Hie LIveb, Bowels and
Kidneys. Thousands 6f the good and great in
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f andpeculinrpowcViiipurifyingthcl3i,ooi>. stirnui
luting the torpid Liver and Bowels, and imparting
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! SIMMONS LTVfiKRL'Ot'LATOHisacknowledg'
cd to have no equal as a
. LIYEE jpDIC^J, .
If ^onfnifls fnuT meryKl elements, nevhr unit- |
cd in the sauig happy proportion in any other1
prepnfMbft, Airt a gent le -oniltnrtie, a wtnderful
Tonic, ap,unexceptionable alterative aud a
certain Corrective of all itnpnritie* of the' body.
Such signal success bus attended it use, that it is
nowj-ecardgd as the
GREAT* PNFAir.FW PPEOtFTO
for Livf.r t^ovpf.\i^T and the painful offspring
thereof, to wit. Dyspfeia, Constipation,
JaunditjC, Uiilious aU^cks, Sick Headache,
coHe. m Sjnriw 'SlAilt STOMACH,
Heart Hum. &c.. Kc.
Regulate the Liver and prevent
5 CHILLS AND ELVER.
Simmons' Liver Regulator
Is manufactured only by
,T. H. ZE1L1N & CO.,
MACON GA-, an'I PHILADELPHIA*
Price $1.00 per package: sent by mail, postage
paid,
Si .01* Prepared ready for use Sl-OIL find
$1*60. MOr ? SOLD
BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Beware of all counterfeits and. imitations*
December 12* - *? .. , ogt
Notice of Dissolution.
THE co-partnership heretofore existing bctttfcrt
Josejtb 3. Vloud and Ptarjclp 1, /.omp,
Jr., has hcbti dissolved by mutual consent.
CLOUD & /KMP.
>.Mt perlfMw bavine elui*>? Kpaiust the said'
co-partnership will receive payment upon presentation,
and those indebted will make payment
to the undersigned.
JOS. S. CLOUD.
"December ?i. tf
EMPORIUM
1 ot
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THE BEST
STOCK OF
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DRY GOODS,
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and Caps.
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')# .all ** li lf /TlUlfcl*? : j
? " Call ond Examine the
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:r. AS-XJOd; j
Seasonable Gopds,
AT CHICKS WHICIl
ff* > f/.; i
l)eiy Compctilioii(
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AT TI1K
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CASH STORE
tij ) / , f . *# .t/ :j.
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or
JOS. S. CLOUD.
Oil# and PaiiHs
llestl.ard <>il, f.inswdOil, MnciiiuHlil, Train j
(111, Kerosene Oil, and Pj'Iriis Tiirpeftine. lies
jNnUv Willie Lead, and all oilier colors.
1 calr 1?v IIOPOHON & IH" N LA!'.
T\vm o v?rl Mnrli oi r? AC
. JLfl uca cuiu iuciuwino
I. . - |
AJI71- Imvcjti*! recei v< '.fri the Northern !
| *f Market . th" larjni, , of
/Jnti/K, M&licimi, J', i , < til a, I <>y- j
I Vl/ui*. Tsntt!> . f'oifvi
; tine*s Spice*, and l)pr~Snfisy
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i ever brotirrlit to Hum market.
| Ab the ilipoft Jn|y his been rnluoej 011 tnnpv i
I articled. Vie eon .sell cheaper than over Loi'i?re. j
not><;s<>x & Dt xNJiir.
j November -H. tf
Cotton Seed.
i * ?
vtlo, lius!i?'1-i of Col ton Seo.l, il n]>
. i>licil fui' soou. ni ;U?
I cAWEtf PT'EAM WOKKS.
.J ?.
R EMC
J JL. ?rr
Takes pleasure in informing the people
try that he lias removed his FINE STO
occupied Messrs. Cloud & Zenip, just opp
oilers his Goods, consisting of
Dry Goods, Clotl:
HATS, BOO
Hardware, Tin^
* A 1 i M
uroene 01 an Jana, uar]
At prices which defy Co
Branch Store at the Corner.
Where Mr. JOHN H. ARllANTS will h
and giving the best of bargrins. Aiso.
Brancli Store fit 3
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Remembe . ; J
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Oeneral)lferehan(li?i
- Doecuiber 5. , . ' . -
13-a- a; i j- in - ;r:C
CALICOES,
- (BEST PRINTS,)
Men*!nine. Slnni'mio-nn
UJ,V?UI.?UV
Dnnelle, American Star,
il#.; J .. .' M -I '
(ALL FAST COLORS,)
At lii Cents ncr Yard.
,s,
COFFEE,
AT 20 I'EXTS PER LB. i
GOOD FLOUR,
EVEN 1 on A I! PER BARREL.
.
BACON SIDES;
At Eleven Cents ]>cr Pound.
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And all other Goods in proportion, at I
A A STRAUSS'8,
One door above Col. Jordan's Warehouse. '
W. D. LOVE & CO.,
W'Ot'LD ANNOUNCE TO THEIR FRIENDS
ami PATRONS, that they have ruovcil into
Their New and legant Store,
orn-e of jVain and Plain Street#, ,
UNDER THE WHEELER HOUSE,
Whore they have opene 1 their immense stork of
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
Selected wilh the Greatest are.
And comprising the BEST MAKES of Goods
to he found in
? ir 1
Domestic or Jt'oreign Jiai-keis,
To which we would invite tlie attention of fTie
inhabitants of Camden a ltd gilie surrbuniting
country, knowing that tye can furnish them with
DottC'l* CrOOClN,
}- < at /
3L.52SS PPilCBa,
than any house in .South Carolina.
Sample3 sent on Application.
jg?t7?Mr. Y?. J. AR HANTS. of your city, is
in our employ, and will bo pleased to hear from
his frit-lids, at the <!!!.\N!) I'liSTUAL I)IIV
(i(?oi>s i:stabi.is!i.mi;ntof
W. D, LOVE & CO.
Columbia, October :?1. ftm.
ft
GOOD NEWS
TO
110imKE?P?R? !
Holiday and Bridal Presents.
CHEAP? CHEAP?AND I>rRATH.H.
IWOlI.D respectful inform nil my customers
stud the public generally. thntiu addition to
to the stock of Mcvcliaud's'c bought ?>( diaries
Klias, 1 have imported through hiui,
Direct from Scoilaixl.
a well selectod stock of the latest styles of I inen
Damask
Table Covers and Towels,
of the following widths:?
21x80, .wx.d, ("IxtW, tWxfiU, 72x7J. siixfcti.
<.t!>x"0. 08x104, 90x108. 80x11*2, 90x120, 80x140,
Ot?x 144 inches. A now supply of
Keady-iviaae uioming,
Woollen and Cotton [Goods,
Of evory <l#$et-if?li<,fi, consisting in part, of fine
.\1|>nrciw. Merinos nil I PeT.niiies, solM ami fancy
colors. Also, n well ?elegte<l slock of
Boots, hoes, Hats and Caps,
For women., men ami cliiMrcn.
rockery, ooper's Ware*, Hardware anil
aildlcry.
A lull n^oifmont in ilio
Grocery and Provision Lino,
nlwin * c!i !i?ml.
T.< tillici . Sl.octna'.i'i s; Tool-. Sc*\
tut II 1lid Jy.V N". f:?ll HII'I M*u
2H. TOBIAS.
SoVfinbii 1<J d<h Itu |
> V A L.
11AUSS
of Camden and of the surrounding counCK
OF GOODS to the Store formerly
osite Dr. Young's Book-Store, where he*
ting,
TS AND SHOES,
Yare. Ci'ockery,
I: . . :t. . ?
penter' Tools, &.
inpetition.
in t-lie Workman Building
c found, rcndv to wait uii his old frionds,
layosville, S. C.
I. A. STRAUSS'S
p lore, opposite I>r. lonug.
tf
TRY MY
COFFEE,
5 lbs. for $$>sae Dollar.
COFFEE,
5 lbs. for ONE DOLLAR.
*
COFFEE.
?lbs for 0\E DOLLAR.
0
( *) , x
And other Goods sold in proportion,
at
A. A. STRALWS.
GOOD FLOI R,
EVEN DOLLAR PEll BARREL. .
AT
STRAUSS'N.
Piedmont and Arlington
Insurance Company,
OK
i ir_.
LVICIIHIUIHl, VH.
ASSETS
#3,OOC >,000.
J
W. C. QASEINGTON,
PRENIMA'T.
I jOSHCS
Actually paid in Kershaw County within
Three Years,
$28,000,00.
I tafcc pleasure in saving T liave returned
to the agency of this popular Company. No
difficulties will oxim in future, as to llcnetT1
1? 111! _ - I 1?11 ' - 1 - - i
ais <u i oiicicsf as i suan pay especial ."mention
to that branch of the business.
1 will always he found at my Offlec
on liroail Street. Camden. S. C.
W. CLYMJRN, Agent.
January 1(>, 1ST J. ti'
Security Life Insurance and Annuity
Company,
Ol' IVow York.
OIUIAMZKH lSf,2.
CAPITAL 83.000.000
1NCOM K... 1.500.000
Paid to ithiws and Orphans of
deceased members.. 1.500.00ft
Insures on all popular and reliable plans.
i.ous HI KKl-'KSKK,
(icneral Acont, Charleston, 8. O.
CIlAKliKS V I'KSAISSCRK,
Audit. Camden. S. C.
.January Hi. tf
& r ?? $20 I'KH I>.\V! wanted! A
?/ ?lapses . t' woi kiiiL' ]n-i j>Ie. of cither sex
voting or oM, make mot money at w ork for u
in ilu-ir spare moments. or all the time, than n
any tiling elre. I'artici;'; t * trie. Addle*!* (5
ST I.\ \ t'i>., l'ortlnnd, Maine.
Si^>ii mhevlu. l?in.