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I LOOAL ITEMS. 1 Our Mails.?Complaint reaches us B that the journal is not received rcgularlv at some offices. We have been gMog special attention to the tnniiing of our papers, and can assure our friends that the fault is elsewhere than in this office. Still we thank them for giving us tho information, that we uiay in turn stir up tomcbotly icho is sleeping on post, j Religious ?Sunday was a beautiful day and the fervices at the several churches were largely attended. Specie Payments.?On the last pay day the South Carolina Railroad Company paid off its employees on the Camdeu Rranch in siltrr. * Grange Meeting.?A meeting of; Pomona Grange willl be held at tha hall of Flat Rock Crangc, No. 45 on Friday the 5th of April. Rklioious Notice.?We have been requested to state that Rev. P. G. Bow., man will preach in Jone*' Hall on the third Sunday in March. Carpets! Carpets! Rugs! Rugs, at H. Baruch's.?Avt Union Meeting.?A Uni<?n meeting of the Baptists of the M<>riah Association will he h"!d at Sand Hill Church l ' in this cotintv, enmmencing on FriJay the 29th of March. j \ccipfnt-l Snf otino. -Poli<Vtt)Rn W. II Cir'cr, cj'or-d accidentally shot i himself in tin* hand Sunday evening with a pistol which he was handling; carelessly. ^ "'nettle Drum"?'There will he si "Kettle Drum" enp rtainment a: the re?-; idence of Mr. W. D. McD..wal!, this even:n?. Admission 25 ets. Proceeds to be applied t? a henevo'ent purpose. BiAfTirt and) iijify jf nret-lvcR ai.d children liv nsinp Sluiner'* Indian Vermifuge twice a jesr. fl ortns ruin the complexion. Entertainment at Flat Rock ? k We liave been requested to announce that th" Liberty Hill Social Club will , give an entertainment at Flat Rock on Thursday the 23 h instant. The Roai s?A recent visit to the country enables us to say thct the roads have not been in such a lad condition within the last twenty vcars, which it i t about a* far back as our memory goes on I the subject of roads. i Shawls! Shawls! at greatly re| duced prices at II. Baruch's Dry " Goods Emporium.?Avt Another Death.?Mr. David II. i So.ith, who had been rick for many , month*, died on Friday night. Mr. i Smith had served for several years on I the police For*c of Camden, and was a 11 man of upright character. j< K I Bacon?N? vcr before have we known ! bacon ns cheap as it is now. A ten dollar bill will buy enough to do a man and his family u whole year Bead our , advertising columns, and you will see j j who has bacon f<>r sale. Death of an Oi.d Citizen.?Tt j is with regret that we chronicle the death of Mr. Klisba Holland, an ?g?d and esteemed citizen of this county. j He died on Friday last, st his home a few miles cast of Camden, after a lin- i "Awnff illrtAta Attention is called to the advertise-:1 ^ ment of Mr. W. S. Alexander, Photoi graper, in this If tln-rc are any, persons in tl is plaee who wish anything i in his line of bu?ioe?. tber vrouhi do w?dl by calliog at nuce. All of his work is warranted Anotiie* Cavai.rt Company.?It is intimated that the orga-izition of another Cavalry company is contemplaf ted by the young men of upper ami middl" Kershaw. Whatever promotes; a spirit of manlinea-) among our youth should be encouraged. Off.?'J'bc railirg of the bridge over Granny's Quarter creek, on the River R >ad. has been removed. The attention of the Ciunty Couiurs-ioncrs is called to the matter, as tin* bridge is both high and narrow, and in its present condition rather dangerous. Stand by Tiilm.?A convention of the people of the town should ho called to uiakc nominations for Intcndsnt aud Wardens. Everybody should attend I and S'^e that nominations aro fairly I made; and th?n everybody should stand by the action of thu Convention. Mens Unlaun dried Shirts, the W best goods for the money to be found in Camden, at II. IJarucb's. Tub Ninth Fkrsiirt ?The Watcree river was out airain Sunday. Though not as h'j;h as it has been on ore or tw<? other occasions recently, it was nevertheless a full crown freshet. This makes the ninth freshet in the Waterec this season. ^ Nkitiikr child or adult can have a rosy. bright complexion when worms exists. Striuer's Iadinu Vermifuge will remove the warm* and ytui/> tU sjriteok The Staple.?Several waeons heavily Laded with cotton cauie into town on Thursday morning from Lancaster and Chester Geld. The merchants, we believe, said there was ' little trade in it," and the owners of the staple in most instances got the cash, put it into their pockets and went home. That Puzzle.?"Student" fails to solro the puzzle published in the Journal of the 5th instant. He gives one 8-1.80 and tho other 87.20. Let him try ayain, remembering that the onethird spoken of is not of the whole amount, but of the share of him whoj receives the least money. Pet sever antia omnia r'neit. It' the wretch who stole that thermometer from a residence on Broad street last week, will return it to it? proper place, he will not be prosecuted or in anywise exposed. Otherwise, the law will be enforced npainst him ; and, under the recent itatute, burglary is punishable icith death. A word to the wise is sufficient. Por.s a '"ather lore his children? Not much when he knows ihat worms are desroying them, and he fails to make the small expenditure of twenty-fire cents I'm ona bottle Shrincr's Indian Vermifuge, which weuld rclicTe the whole family. The Lnrcaster Ledger states that Mr. Charles One then, fonneriy a citircn of that county, tut living for some time pas' ? car Th<?mastown, Miss., was kiiled t? a oetrro tiian on the 18th of January. The nrpru, it seetus, had been guilty of tome lui^couduct towards tke fnntily <?f Mr. Cnuthcn, who in attempt * - w/?aaiwi./| n V?].\war rm?n ifi10 "im icuiitu a i/iwn tiuaj . an axe. which resulted in his death. A Good Hot Gone.?Little Edward MnthN, ihe youngest son of our townsman. Mr. G. M. Mtihis died, on Friday n'ght, after a loop; and paiuful illness in the 16th year of his ape. Though of au exceedingly delicate frame, the deceased was held in the highest esteem by all who knew hiut on account of his amiable disposition and manliness of character. Taken Up?A thickset white man with light hair and heard and blue eves, who seems to be crazy or idiotic, and who had hem annoying the ptop'e of Westirn Wrteroe for some time, was taken up and brought to town last week by Mr Alt Ivabon, by whom lie was turned over to tho proper authorities, flic uufortunate man docs not seem to know his name or where he is from. j In the ik Ladies Department " you j will find an assortment of trimmed and uiitriotincd Hats, Ladies Underwear at H. Barucb's.?Avt Where is He??Wc are frequently ?i?kfd : ' What has become of Putts ?" fihf vn?n<? oenilcinau answi-r for I?im?eif? Wc hope thai, since the triumph of the straighout Democracy, to which he contributed *o materially, that he lms not retired permanently to his shell. His services will be needed spain this year. Becoming A housed.?From all rjnarters comes the news that the Democrats of Kershaw County are becoming irouBrd to the importance of standing together in the next campaign. With the rank and file of the party independent candidates and other ptomoteis of strife will find no comfort. The understanding is that wc must win this rarArson?We luar of scverul ca?cs a! anon over in Sumter county, but do not Lucw the names of any of the sufferers. It n ight be of interest to those whom it most cones: ns to know that the law has ben so amended as to make arson, burglary and rape punuhabio with death. Perl aps it would he well to catch a f. w of the yil'aius and make examples of them before it is generally known that tlie law has been altered. Married.?On Wednesday lust, Camden surrendered another of her favorite daughters, in the person of Mtss IDnic Nibs, eldest daughter ol Mr. A. Nile*, who was led by Mr. Wil1 s W. Mickle, of this ouuty, to the oi...r Piv.?d.vf..ri:iii Church, where! ?' --- ' I tliey were united in the holy bunds of matrimony by the pastor, Kev, 8. If. Hay. The many fiieuds of both tiie 1 bride and groom tvis'i that their wedded life in;.y !?c long and rhuractericcd by unalloyed happiness und prosperity. That Ommiiis.?On Tuesday last there wjs nti innovation m Catuden. .Mr. J. A. Armstrong's new omnibus, painted in alt the colors of the rainbow, and drawn by four dashing steeds, appeared tor the first time upon the street*. The bus is run in the iuterent of the DeKu b House, and the credit of its construction aud finished appearance belongs to th? carriage factory of Mr. M A. Mails, the painting being the work of that accomplished artist, Mr. J. G. b'ra iklin. A full line of liiaek Alpacas just received, and offered extremely low, at II. Birucli's.?Avt Arrived.?The uniforms for the | Kershaw Guards arrived on Wednes-. ; day, Mid the corps may so.?n he expect- j jeJ to appeal in public. Arrayed in j 'cadet grey, the coats having three rows !?f buttons in front, and cut '-a In ticalloxc tail," the Guards wiil present an i iai poking appearance. j Waiti.no ? Many rraal! planters, who ! will be otherwise unable to proceed, J are waiting paticmly for the re-enact- j uicnt of the lien law. They can give : no security for advances but their prospective crops, rnd uutil the Legislature docs something for them, they can get nothing. Not Our Fault.?Our Liberty IIill friends must not blame us for not having a report <?f their entcitainuieuts on 1 ihe 14th and 15th o*" February. Wej did our best to pet a report from three residents of the Hill but laiied. Besides, | wc have two repular correspondents up ihere, who have been "poinp to" write us whenever ''anything of interest occurs" for the last four years. and with v hose handwriting our printers arc not v?t f.miliar. However, the en'errninncnts ar' said to have been fup-rb, and ve tneun to po the next time and write ur own report. Arrbsted?Jake Patterson is a hronie thief. He scarcely pets relieved 'rem the clutches and majesty of the r.w fur one crime bcf.re he commits .other. J.ike's la?t exploit was his at mot to aval a slice of bacon frou Mr. atnes Jones, on last Thursday. Jake 'isdotcctcl in his nefarious practice y Mr. George \Y. Garland, nrrestcd by .'oliccin ?n Netting, and e?uini;tf< d to is old quarters?'.he jail?by Trial 'ustice Ilav. By the willinguess with which Jake plead puilty. we may iuftr that he is net displeased with Levi's are and treatment. | I Our Merchants.?The merchants J f ..aiiuinn ! Iirt most />fllpr- ! pricing and public spirited in our south ra country. A call upon litem on be- ! half of my worthy object never passes unhesdcd. This has been proved in , 1 sn eminent degree not only daring the |( trying campaign of 1876, but also on; many other occasions. As evidence of " thrir enterprise, it is but necessary to 1 mention the many stores which are ' kept constantly filled with seasonable j 1 goods of all kinds at the lowest prices, j * and to state another fact, vi*.: That1 Camden is the best interior market for j cotton in the South. Who says there j is no enterprise in old Camdeu ? j ^ A Dastardly Thick?One might ji recently, while a few guests wero cn- r gaged in pleasant courersation with t Mr. George Aldcn and family at their t home, some miscreant, utterly lost to ' very elevating influence, found enjoyment for a moment, in seeing how well } iie could strike the front door of Mr ( AlJen's residence with tiling-shots. I Five shot took effect?four lodging in 1 or breaking costly glass about lb.'door. J a?il one penetrating tho green-boose, { One shot?an ordinary size buckshot? wts found, and from that it was inferred that the siimr-shot or 'bean-shooter' was used. Such conduct cannot be too severely condemned, and the Town Council should adopt stringent measures to pre* vent the use of such things. 1 1 Independent Candidates.?Mur- I ray, of the Anderson Intelligencer, d>es not take much stock iu independent f candidates. Ilcar liiur: | An independent candidate in the com- 1 ing canvass, is a mau who is indepeii- ' dent of any principle? ?r, in o'h-r ' words, he has no principle. Kortu lati.y \ for the good of our County and State, J the Dcm 'craiic party of this County in : independent of such unprincipled hu- ' man scum." And ngain : ? _ i "The uian who runs as an independent candidate this year docs so becausj ho cannot get the endorsement of the good people of the County, and because his desire for office is greater than his 8'df respect or his patriotism. He is a first- J class hypocrite, and is unwoitliy to bo ( trusted in any position. .. /'..I f 1 I LHAIMA li V/Ul? JJ. U . i nvivix'u, j Rev. J. (i Richards, JC. Thompson. ' \V. K. Thompson and J. W. Floyd, I Ksrjs., of Liberty Hill, were iu Charles- ' tort last week. i ("apt. W. L. DcPuss went to Lancaster last week for tLo purpose of attending the regular tciur of the Circuit Court Mr. W. A. Ancruut rsturocd Satur- 1 day from Charleston, where he had been on n brief visit. It waa our pleasure to meet in town the other day, our old friend, M?j. J. S. Miller, of Chesterfield. Messrs J J. Mackey, W. T Harrett, F. L. Pnclps, J. F. Hunter, Z. 11. Shiver and W. S. Smith were in Charleston last week. Puettt Sever*.--An exchange says: While a jinny of young men were sjieakI ing of a very pretry lady Thursday nigh', one of them remarked that lie *ie peculiurly hlesstd that night, by linviuu (lie pleasure and hrnor of escorting her to] church. At which one of the other* i I, it , looked like it "Hose" by the side iv "Jiimea J town weed." Tiiefortunate mint remarked." j | "Tea and u very pretty Hose' indeed," "Hut," atitl the other, "It was u dog-goue i bad old w?4." HrcvlflM. More people than do'lars were in town Saturday. Council are having lit tree* on Uroad street trimmed. A genuine S iu*h wind and a heavy rain on \Ycd11c3Jay night. Hunting parties, game or no game, j are frequent in this community. A Lancaster man Mja there are via-1 ibic signs of iuiproTcrnent in Cauiden. Several prisoners are in jail awaiting trial at the Court of General Sessions. A n.an was in town the other day on a hunt, it is supposed, for Charlie Koss. Everybody who expects to live through the summer is grtting his garden ready. 1 Eggs arc selling in this market at 10 ceufs per dozen, and the price of poultry is also declining. Evcryl >ody who went to Charleston : last week, was delighted. General McQowan's speech is said to have been simply grand. Camden has been visited by a larger . number of "Commercial Tourists" this ; season than for several years. The "turpentine whoop," which is well k dow o to many of our readers, may i now bo heard ultno?t within the limits of Ctmd?n. Horse trading is being reduced to a j fixed science in these parts. Heads [ i win; tails you lose, is the rule that genor- j tliy prevails. j The prisoners in jail will be glad when be time for holding court coiuen. Many ?f them have alr.aJy been couG:i?d i uauy months. The County Coiamihsioners should epair the bridge over Sawney's crock. >n the Buck Hill road, xs it is in a very ianperous condition. He who differs with you is not necc?mrily the subject of abas*. We adliirc the man who can rise to the digI lity of respecting an honest difference of ipinion in another. Mr. WoUt, the painter, has put upon ho south side of the Bunk building a ? 'Broad street Directory." He conteni-' )lates putting another on the southwest i :orner of Broad anJ Hutlcdgc streets. A Western editor throws up the iponge with the remark that ' it doesn't >ay t) run a newspaper iu a towu where lie business men (?) read almanacs,; )ick their teeth with herring* tails and i idveitisc on the courthouae door." The f,'otton "Market. Camden, S. C., Feb. 2C, 1878. j The market for the pet week has! recti rolle r depressed in price, but the 4 eccipts have not fallen off any. We 1 juotr price as closing on Saturday at Of 0 10 cents for Middling. Sales for the reek 277 bales. An Important, Aot. The following aer, which has recently | roomie a law, makes some important hanges in tn the dutit* of some or our[ rublic officers. It will be seen that | Judges of Probate will hereafter sell all irop-'rty ordered to be sold by the Pro-1 rate Court, instead of the Sheriff: ^e'.tion 1. Bf it mart)(I by the Senate 1 lid House of llepresontatives of the ' ?tale of South Carolina, now met and litticg in Ceneral Aasembly, and by lie authority of (lie game. That an net [ o alter and atuend an act entitled "An 1 ?ct to revise, ?in ?lify and abridge the ! rules, practice, pieiuiii<r atiu tortus m rourt* in this Stut?," approved March 13.' [872, be, and the same is hereby, re-1 pealed. Sec. 2. That on and after the passage if this act all sab s of real estate or per- j mnal property under the order of the j Probate Court shall bo made by the! Judge of Probate; and all sales under! he order of the c-urt where the title is ! o b? made by the Clerk of the Court, dial) be made by the Clerk, mid all other uJicial sab s shall be made by theShcrirf is now provided by law: l'roiilerf, NoJtiltg ncroiti contained hIiuII effect the isles under execution issued out of the rourta of Trial Justices, or those to be nadt by executors or administrators. Approved Febuary 2. 1S78. I 0 U F. Mb. kihtor ; Of your kindness i will lonfinue to avail myself, und occupy n iluirt space in your vit'uabltf columns, for >ne or two more issues, in order' to sny louicthing more in behalf of Old Fcllow-diip. The order lots far its government a paranoun:, fundamental law. embodied in a written constitution, domed from a federal bead?I be (J ruud Li of the United j Slatis?and it exercises executive, legis-1 Istivc and judicial powers During its recess, the chief officer, the Most Worthy lirund Sire, is vested w ith executive powers j within constitutional limits. From this great heart of the order, flow, nud are dis-) tributed, the powers and (unctions which j are po sessc 1 and exercised by its subordi. I uate agencies, the State, Territorial, and Colonial (Irand Bodies, their sphere of nc j tiuti being confined to their geographical , limit., an.) from thl>?l> lioilipM !ir? tfllOSCni repr?'H<*niativcs t? xlio Grand Lodge of the j United Stales, nnd by these are the Suitor- j dittale Lodges created, subject to a ritual, j and general legislation common to every ' Lodge throughout ilie globe. Meniborn in | good standing in a Subordinate Lodge eri. | danced by proper tint hot ity, ii a passport to admission into any other Lodge, where- j ever situate 1, and to assistance from it, when the brother vrbo dtsirett the one, or j aecds the other, makes known hie charac- ; ler. la reference to tnainberahip.?The gen- j rral qtalileations for iiie nbcrihip in tiie order, ii prescribed in tlie following words . "No person sliail lie entitled to become a me aider of the order of Odd Follows, except free Aliite miles of good character, who have arrived at the age of twenty-one vests. and who believe in a Supreme living. the Creator and Preserver of 'be universe. To this requisite is adde I, health of bo ly and mind, and any deception iu this regard, would vitiate the contract between liiiA and the Lodge, ana-iahjtel hi? to^a** [tilsiou. Fidelity on tlie part of the mem- j bership not only to the laws and oblige-; lions to the Order, but to the^laws of God, 1 . Ilio laws of the land, nnd to all the duties ' of citizenship, is strictly enjoined Good i faith toward each other, lair dealing with ; their fellow-men, arc firmly, yet fraternal-: J ly. enjoined, and lore for truth and honor, I ( as cardinal virtues, is earnestly commended. I Odd Fellowship is a moral, not a religious organization. It is one in which men of many sects may cordially co-operate and j labor upon common ground for the relief of human suffering. It does not array itself against the Church?its lodges are not the council rooms of enmity to rel'gious, civil, moral, or social organizations. Far I otherwise. A'l its ericles and instructions i on these subjects, find their warrant and authority in the divine law. The halls of meeting are not political arenas, [n tba lodge rooms of the Order, politics find na congenial soil, and all those partisan differences that engender discord , and strife in the outer world, are left out. side of the ante-room. The members meet as a band of brothers, not as a political banditti, and discussions foreign to the interests nnd purpose of the assemblage is entirely inadmissible. < As a marked instance of freedom from ( all sectional strife and animosity among Odd Fallows who fully appreciate the spirit 1 of the Or ler, may he mentioned this fact : That is the Grand Lodge of the United Statss, during its several years of meeting, when the entire country wan convulsed, ( the acals of the whole delegations from the sixteen seceding States were left vacant, uot one liaing occupied by representatives frotn the non-scceding States. They were , held in trust for the absent brethren when ' grim vissged war should have smoothed I his wrinkled front," and the absent brothera were ready to enter into the fold again. The first who resumed his seat in the Grand Lodge, after the war, was representative j Glen, of Georgia, and frotn the hearty, i brotherly welcome given him, he taid he was at once reconstructed. One of tiie chief ends and aims of the Orderis to allay human suffering: it, there- , fore, war? against vice in all its foims? ' intemperance, that "gigantic crime of crimes." is condemned by the entire spirit, if not hy the direct letter of the laws of the order ?if a member so far forgets bis 1 duty to hi * Go I. Ins country, to bis family 1 a ,d himself, as to "put an enemy in his month to steal away his brains," he renders htmarlf liable to suspension or expulsion. 11. : IIAV? yu't seen the Break fatt 7'nUe. oue oft! e brightest and most spailling humorous new-papers in existence ? It " improves with every number, an*! makes friends wherever it <goes. Tho lireak~ fun' 7\ih'e uiny be hud ihrouifi any newsdealer, or specimen copies can be obtained by addressing, ]']. I*. Hrown ? Si co., Publishers, Cincinnati,Ohio,and ' enclosing stamp for return postage. 1 Btsnor Marvin's "To the Kant by Way of the West." Marvin's Lectures on the "Errors of the papacy," nnd Ilev. Eugene R. Hendrix's "Around the World," with j ( introduction by Bishop Marvin; price of 1 each book $".00. ftgjrAGEXTS WANTED t everywhere. Send amount named to Lo- s OAS I'. r.llil.-l. ui inc nuivvnit i Publishing House, lit.. Louis, nml get sain- i pie copies of either, or nil three, with terms ! to agents. The hooks are selling rapidly. ( Some ngents hare fold 50 copies in a single day. "Bishops of the M. E. Church, South," n Stool Engraving of Bishop Paine, Pierce, Wight man, Kavanaugh, Doggett, McTyiere, I Marvin and Keener; sizctoi framing 10x20 inches, price $2; nlso separate engraving of Bishop Marvin for framing, 11x14 inches, , price SO ccr.ta. AGENTS WANTED everywhere to sell these splendid portraits. < Send price named for asmplocopy of either, or both, with term? to ngents. Address f The Advocate Pcbushixo House, Saiut s Louis, Mo.^ { Consumption Ccnr.d.?An old physician, retired froui practice, having had placed in his hands by an Kist India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the sp-cdy and per- ] raanent cure of consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all throat and lung affections, also a positive and radical i cure for nervous debility and nil nervous complaints, after having tcstfd its won- ^ derful curative powers in thousands of cavs, has felt it his duty to umkc it t known to his suffering fellow*. Aetua- v h d by this motive, and a desire to relieve human stiff-ring, I will send, free of charge, to all who desire it, this receipe in 'terman, French, or Knglish, with full directions fur rtnnaring and using. Sent by tnail by addressing with stamp, naming thin paper. W. W. She- ^ rar, 12G I'owere' Block, Rochester. N. Y. ? HAKR1GD. j; Married?At ilie residence of thebride's [ father, on i!:e 17th instant, by Ret. Robert ' j Little. Mr. .John B. Hitter, of Cumberland county, N C,. and Miss C. E. Mungo, sec- . on>i daughter of William Mungo, Esq., of this county. ?? ? . *7TS - -T -* ' "" .r?rrj Mtt Kd:ti?k: Penult nie, through the columns of vour paper, to thank Mrs. Martha Brown, of Liberty Hill, for copies of ^ the $'out/urn Prittyttri-tn and ChiU'tn'f f FrttnJ. All Mich favors are thankfully re. u Cciet'd from the* friends of Snbbath Schools. Ketpecittiily yours, { S. J. Benton, Sup't. P. H. S. S. Shaylor - lliil, Feb. -Jo. 1*78. v Miini(*i|?:il Nominations. j ( Mit. Ki?iTo:t?With a view to pleas* > imr all persons and parties, and securing 1 that hnriintiy so essential to the wrl- 1 fnre ol t'amden. you will please an- J nouncc tho following ticket for In- j tendant and Wanleus of the Town oI Camden at the ensuing election, subject r\ ? to tlic approval oi tno tuoTcnviuu, should one be he held : * ( KOU INTF.NDANT, 1 HERMAN' HAUUCH. roll WAUDKXJ. t. j. l?aul-'ll'li>. w. l). t kant ham. It. k. wall. ] k. ii. dihklk. i And ob'iure Manv Citizens. < Mb Editor; Please submit the fid- ' lowing ticket for the consideration of the voters af the Town of Camden : 1 i roil INTKNDANT, D. C. KlItKLEV, ICR WARDKNS, S. 15. LATII.1M, M. A. MKTT3. e. h. d1iible. k k wall. i . Special Notices. You can always find a bcautilul assortment of Tics, Embroideries, Lacis, Cuffs and Collars at II 11a^ ruck's Dry Goods Emporium.?Aft Corsets arc sold remarkably cheap at If. Darnell's.?Avt Be sure to get your Clothing and [lata at the popular store of II. Ba~ ruch's.?Avt New Styles of Ladies Cloaks can be found at II. Baruck's.?Avt Bear in inind that you can always purchase goods cheaper than the cheapest at the extensive Dry Goods Establishment of II, Baruch.?Avt A full line of Hosiery for Ladies, Misses and Children very cheap at it. Baruch's.?Avt The largest and decidedly cheapest stock of Boots and Shoes that can be found in Camden, at II. Baruch's.?Avt Procure one of those beautiful sets CP T.'? n TT T} H r urs or J." ur v^ape.i at n. uai uvu c. Blankets, Oerpa Flannel, Flam uul Twilled Flannels, Cloths and 2assimcres in large variety, very heap, at H. Baruch's.?Avt A full line of Handkerchiefs and rlosiery to be had at II. Baruch's. Window Shades and Fixtures at [I. Baruch's.?Avt Call for the 50 cent 2 button Kid Cloves, in all desirable shades, a EI. Baruch's. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. _ PHOTVH* K AVlIS! W. S, Alexander's GALLTERY Will be open only two week* lohjrer. and iny person desiriup l'MOTOORAl'HS or' ??RKOTYPES would do well to call upon I iiin within that tiu.c, gfccj- All work warranted. feb26 Notice, -in? -? i. All persons noiumg ucai vi wum; Commissioners of this County, lirn-vn on Jonald McQueen, Esq., laic County Treas-. trer, nrc requested to furnish a list of tame, describing iheni by numbers, dates, imounts, and the fund ou which they are Irawn, and exhibit the originals to W. H. H. Workman, Clerk of the Board of County ^oraRiissioner?, immediately. W. It. WORKMAN, Clerk. Feb. 20-1 f. Vegetine. NOTHING EQUAL TO IT. Soi'Tii Salem, Mass., Nov. 14,1?76. J. R. Stevens. Dkar sik: 1 tiave been troubled with Scrofula, .'anlier, au-1 l.tver Complaint for three years. fotfetncererdM me any good until I commenced ising the Yeoetine. I am now getting along lrst-rate, and still using the Veoxtine. I conilder there la nothing equal to it for such ouplaints. Can heartily recommend it to every tody. Yours truly Mrs. LIZZIE M. PACKARD. No. 1C Lagrange Street, South Salem, Mast:. VEGETINE. Prepared by II.K.SteveuM, lioKton. Hants. Yigetinc for sale by nil druggists. Gfrent Bargain* in Goods, j The stock of the late firm of Kennedy & Joykin will be offered, at their old stand, it and below cost upon private terms, for lie next two weeks. After that time, they vill be sold at auction. J. T. MAY, Assignee. W. M. SHANNON, Ageut. Feb. 26-2t. Notice. rs 1 _ : _ 4 l.n?lnn Kaah lrnlrrn.I tllia I 0111 [>1111III UUTlUg .-vv.. - ifficeof'lie breaking of window glass by he use of Sling Shots in the hands of idle ind malicious person?, notice is hereby ;i*en that the Ordinance prohibiting the ising of Sling Shots will, in every case eporled, be rigidly enforced, and the paries offending will be arrested and punshed to the extent of the law. E. E. SII.L, Town Marshal. police Tows Marshal'* Office, 1 Camiies, S. 0., Feb. -o, 1878. | The books are now open at the Council1 'hauiber for the reception of Town Taxes; or the fiscal year 1S78. nnd will he kept | IJK'II 1111(11 I lie 1OI tl I11IV UI .naicu u?i, ifter that date the books will be clused and locutions idHUdl against all delinquents. All persons keeping Livery Siables, and .inning Vehicles for Hire. Draymen, llackIrivets. Auctioneers, and nil persons lisile to Special Tax under section ' ! of an )rdi:tiicc to raise supplies for the fiscal rear 1S78, are required ot once' to take out icenscnnd pay ilie special tax. Failing to J otnplv, the law will be enforced in every j use as specified in sections 10 and 11 olj he said Ordinance. E. E. SILL. Marshal and T. C. Jailors IHsniissery. Notice is hereby given that one month from late, 1 will apply to James F. Sutherland. Judge 1 ?f Probate for Kershaw couuty, for Letters J Iismisokt as Ad ?lnlstrator of the estate of i Nathaniel Hough, deceased. Feb.Sd-tt NE1I. F. (IRAIIAM. | Application for Homestead Mrs. Mary I,oui?a Davis, w idow of James , M Davis, of the county aforesaid, haTing ! ikd a petition for Homestead, for herself itid minor children, in the Personal Prop. ?rty of said J nines M. Davis, notice is hcrel?y given that said Homestead will be laid iff on the iweniy-fifth day of March, A. D. 1878. unless cause be show n to the conIrary before me at my oflice in Catudcn, 8. C., at or before that time. J. F. SUTHERLAND, Judge of Probate Kershaw Co. Feb. 19, 187'J-td. Lfttew Dismittttory. Notice is hereby given that one month from date I will apply to Hon. J. F. Sutherland, Judge of Probate for Kershaw j county, for letters distuissory as administrator of the estate of Jefferson J. Hall, deceased. HARRISON 11 HALL. February "?ih, 187H. 4t Biscuits. Parrels of liieeuils for sale by 3U BAt/M W&4. M JTd fill tti'l/rm h-j mail ami gmir'nilei their 9 M la/t arrie/tl in goo,I ruuitiiiun, PJ .' <! J2 Rnf?, IJ(JiCTcnat*ariel;ei, fur - f|.w t3 iVt SO Vcrtcns?.<i'liIf.Tcntvarictiw, for thco fcC Ri |5 llxHst A Re<liiiii'< I'Unti. li ?r.rts.f >r il/0 fiU f-Kt (0 (Jcraaiiimj. IS dilfcrcot varictien. fu?- fi.es El \M 12 Tiibunuci. all flowering Lull*, lor tl.%) 51 US 12 <llail:"la>.all U >wcrinR tiulbi, lur - fl.to ?J .55} ? CircatioBj, * splendid r.rti. fur - $ 1.09 Bj FTA O I/si-Jt Fl urerine .StiriiM. i norti, f.>r $1.09 Cu fcij A hundred other things cheap, ft-. f-\. An CO 1 i.u tr?u J Cetnlofw free u> all ifp'.aaX Jw j fr'fif AiBO. an Immense Stock of Fruit K L-T* & OrnDnicntsj Troosi tvorsreens*! 9 J? f. hrul3B. otc. A 8l-i.ag? catalogue ot trees, i :S tie.. suit is-j>?r? poet lilt free. 24th 9H TIT 1 \TAC1 Be tail price #900. only I860. I'arlor r A NIIN Organs, price $J7S, only f 105. Paper i IflUUU trce. D. F. Beatty. Washington, N.J. i For aca.se of CATARRH That fl VNFOhD'S RADI:<'AL CURE for Catarrh will v/ v .not Instantly relieve and 9Mjh?~fef 9 .speedily cure. References, " r Ifienry Wells, Esq., Welis, Fargo & Co., Aurora, N. Y.; iWni. Bowcn, Esq.. McHaiton, Grant A Bowen, St. mm'^k. Louis. Testiinonlala and V Treatise by mall. Price , with Improved inhaler, $1. Sold everywhere. WEKK8 j* POTTER, proprietors, Boston, Mass. tk I f % nr I f X n My written course I \| I 1 S 3 I _ P" of treatment spec. X V/ E I fc?idiiy relieves dyspepsia and all stomach disorders caused by Intemperance In eating and drinking. Effects permanent. Cures in six out of ten cases. Course of treatment {10?$3 when ordered, the remainder whee the patient Is cured, or when the vain* of the treatment Is known. State case, enclosing sec. In all letters of Inquiry relative to the treatment. Dr. N. Stoker, Lock Box 1,019, Port Huron, Mich. ME?O?I:Y A KKKD, Auctioneers. CAMDEN, S. C. Orders solicited anl satisfaction guaranteed. febl 2tf DeEALB HOUSE BAB! A First-Class Saloon'.l Only lite REST BRANDS of Liquors served ta customeis. Business STRICTLY CASII. P-itrons are requested to have the money with them when they call for drinks. febl9-3m Xoticc to TrcspawcrM. All persons nre hereby warned not to trespsss or enter upcu my lands on Pino Tree Creek. Kershaw couuty. Persons disregarding litis notice wi'l be prosecuted, febi 2-31 P. B. PERKINS. Garden Seed! Garden Seed! BUY BUIST'S FRESH AND GENUINE GARDEN SEED! All Kinds for Sale by DR. P. L. ZEMP. febl2tf Corn! Corn ! Corn ! 4 0AA BUSHELS COltX, 9tltlU For sale by febl2tf BAUM BROS. Sheriff* Sale. Britton and Miranda Holland to Isaac F. Holland ?Lien on Crop. llv virtue of an execution issued under abCT# named lien 1 Kill sell on the first Monday in March at 12 o'clock 51., about thirty bushels of corn. Terms cash. JOHN I)OBY, S. K. C. Febry. 12?td. Seed Potatoes. Of all the popular varieties, at 40 cents per peck, at W. A. ANCRU.M & CO'S. febl2tf To TrcstpaiMers. All persons are hereby warned not to trespass upon n.y lauds, situated immediately north of Camden, for the purpose of cutting wood, gathering straw, or for any other purpose, without special permission from me. Parties disregarding this notice will be dealt with according to law. feb5-4t* CAMILLA It CAN'TEY. Ready for Business. NEW STORE AND Entirely New Stock ERASIN&TON AND NETTLES HAVE Till: PLEASURE OF ANNOUNcing the opening of their NKW STORK ut the old stand off) AFT. J. W. McCURRY, where tliej* have just opened An Entirely New Stock OF FAMILY & FANCY GROCERIES, Consisting in part of Sugar, Coffees, Teas, Flour, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Canned Goods all kinds, .Lilies. Pickles, Ccmfectioneries, Cigars, Tobacco, Aud all other goods usually found u a FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE, Highest market prices paid lor all kinds or Country Produce. Always ready to pay the CASH for Cotton* BRASINGTON & NETTLES. Sep. 20m3. Axes. 1 of; dozen axes, mttM for ?-a!? bjr j*?M MU WQ*