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ft *".V v ^ If A '"|>(v-v* * *f 'J; A < * ?** <.-3 ' /? \\' <*? ?*?<?* ^ ?A -v^trr nU-tr IV ('. IC!IJjiL"Y, Pfi'pi ii'tor. Ti-::? ?is of 'srusciii? rio.\: | OSli YM ;!!. Sl..Vi; SIX MON'THS, 73 I rr>.\T.i; F >1' i .W>r\'!'5iS? ?V) l'r NTS. | I?.iterfid "( <'/" C-i//jV"?? P?j.v' 0-ice ?r.<! Siwi'tJ C'"t* M>U MdU'V. | T:H'!!xiHY,.;ri,Y ID. ism I':iM' ir\- '?.? >;< siti.i ii:?'i?likr \[ ? ; ;ti L'l_? <?:ktu llort^'on tltc i'lKSTj Tliaril-iy Xijht i>i ow,* m m'Ji \Y. i:. Jic'JUKl J!!T. otcioi n ry. it lights of Honor. D:!vvM bourn: Xo 12H, Kxratrrs ok I! iVOit. llliVt'S Oil ill* /*7r?t ;U|?l Hunt M"!I<1 iy at S oVIik'!:, :it the ?>pora 11 i. II. At.n wok::. U.'jwter. Ammmn I/'tj ?m of Honor. Aha us "nirvnt. X >. 010. A. L. of Ff.. jnvtsar their Council iJootn, (third ll<> >r of the i);i mm I lousei. on Hit* Si:roN!> and Ritr ;tji UVd-i.'s lav Hveninjrs ut 7? o'clock. Vis'timr I'tCflhoron always welcome. Jty order of the < 'omi mandor. I. II. Ai.kxamiki:, Score'a ry. I?i: K .1. MKY.VAXIilK, I). i>. Th s eloquent and nl>lo I'ivine p:i<sed from the scene of his onrlMv our or to t!?.?? bright hev<n I* o i duly 1st, and his retinitis were laid to. test on Tim siiav uiict'ooon in our beautiful Cemetery, after most; impressive oxercis.-s in tho Methodist 1 Church. whore ti very lar^oand sym- i pathizingf assemblage of every do- 1 nomination testified their affection ' 1 or iiim. Dr Meynar.lio was no ordinary man. Sir king in physiognomy, 1 with an eye <?) hrghfc tint it betok 1 onod the intensity of his na urc, and j' w>th u springing :iti 1 elastic stop 1 and erect carriage, ho was, while ' slight of staf,urn, yet a marked looking man. Fervid of soul, he was impetuous nn 1 impulsive; warm nil I | generous in nature, and in ad a and i held frieuils wherever Jjc went. j 1 iis inte.ioct w is far beyond the ; average, and noted for its perspicui j ty and breadth uf thought Gifted | with u high order ?-F oratory, lie had j the power of moving men with m.?g- | nctie fervor. lie corul>i ed logical force -.villi fancy, and in the field of dialectics or letters ever made himself foil. He was a cultivated scholar ! and delightful companion. As a wo.leer he was untiring, and as nn administrative cfticer very efficient He lov d the cause of his Master i.ml for folly two years labored ! w th unremitting diligence in His vineyard; in fact broke himself down, lie had man*-, many sore trials, but bore them with patience, and resignation, cheered bv the promises of Him who never fails II:s people in their darkest hours. HiSi religion was n sheet anchor 1 hat, amidst the toss insisami conniejs vi tuo ?mea ui trotibl". held him all the firmer to the Rock of Ages He served the Church on circuit ami station, and as Presiding Elder, with all of die zeal and energy ol his nature, and his "good works do follow him.*' As a patriot, he loved the old State, and at the c ill to arms in 1801 entered her smvice- as Chaplain, and ifiithHilly woiked until fulling health caused him to resign. He was an earnest advocate of the cause of education, and so highly was ho esteemed as such that Le was elected Trns tec of the South Carol na University, and was for t vo years t hairman of the Hoard. Horn in the city or Charleston May 21st, 1820, and educated fori he bar, he became c nverted at a ramp meeting in 1S-1S una jomeo me South Carolina Conference of the Methodist Church. From that time to the day of his death, his record, ministerial v and us citizen, belongs to t he history of the Church and State. As prou-her, officer, citizen, friend, husband and father, l.c spent hiu life, and around it cling enduring and lender memories. "How blest the r gl;tcou3 when lie dies." Watorec Democratic Club. The Waterec Democratic Club, C. W. Hirclunore, President, meets this evening at G o'clock at ths Opera Ilonse. Kvcry member is requested to bo present. A Trip to the Croat North West. We present to our readers in today s issue a very interesting communication from Rev M. K. Broad us, who is mak .njr a tour through the great North West, which will be found interestint* reading. Mr liroa* tins has prom scd ns a contribution every week or two ilur.ng his truv1 - T President Kagill s Address. We publish i:i full to-day the very able an?i instructive address delivered by 1'ieshlcnt Magill before the Ivcrshaw County Farmers' Alliance on July 4th. It will be found to contain a vast amount of in formation, and we consider it cue of the ablest productions we have ever seen from the pen of .Major Magill. Cnly one Sunday Kail. On and after Sunday next there will be but ono incoming and one outgoing mail on Sunda\?which will be tiio incoming train from the South and the < utgoing mail North. There will be no mail from the North iu the evening, and no mail going fcouth from Camden. Eucklen'3 Arnica Salve. The Km Salvt? iu i lie world for Puis, jrruises. Soros, Ulcers, Salt Khcuiu, Fever Sure?, Tenor, Chapped Hands, Chilblain-, Uorus, and all Skin Eruption?, and positively cure? Pile?, or no pay requirid. Ii is guaranteed to give perfect s-ii i.-dact i >? or money refunded. Price 25 ctuts p-r box. For Bale by Dr, F- L. Zump. Yoni* I?,-.:s D-n.ioc. rnt:c Club. A new C!m?. whs nr-rsniz? I -n ''ntn ! ?len <<n last W'ed.ies !hv even'ncr, w tli I aitnui- To in"Uibeis, called tin; Yonne | 'dens' lVru -emtio Club. Pise !" ?1 I low n^ i llb-ors were ?lcotc 1: K. I) I lilnkenov, IVesidcn'; .Jns. ?#. il*ii o. Vice Pre-dd ml; (*. S. Miif-iiiis, SeeI re'.-irv. t'onnwttce mm membership, i -'as. Ilnilc, ). J. Irooda'.c, Helton Owen*, (). S. liiifjfins. Member ??I Comity Kxecnfc.vc (Jont i iUeo, Jas. L llaiio. Campaije. Day in Camden. The <i.i\ Ims (umi.t and gone, and we are yfl.-i I ??f if. While the crowd was quite a lnrtfe one, we have never seen a more quiet find orderly {pitherinii of tin* people of Kershaw County. ]3ut such scenes as were emu-tod by some of the audience dnrinir the speaking we hope t.o never witness nurain. There l as been su.-h a cry ajra nst "intolerance,'' and for'-fair pinv," we .U.l urn mi Cein-ife Such conduct. Our columns nro too crowded for u=5 to give as full ;in account of the meeting ns we wood like to. With out comment, w? ?ive the headlines with sho t extracts from the three lead ug daily newspapers of the State ?the News a,id Cnnri r. Columbia Register. ami tee Charleston World, aii'I ct. our rentiers form the r own conclusions: Fro:,i the A ties and Courier. "A Ptrniijliout Victory?Kershaw Dives Tiilm.'in a Jiluck Kye?I ho (Jo-ions Democradc Ihi'lv at Cum-, den yesterday? \ Sc n-eitionril Scene ?Tillman trios to mnko Karle Apologize for Accusing him of r:ilschoo;l, hut fails utterly, and wriggles out as host he may." "I* nns the turn t?f llie straiiihtont Democracy to-lny, and really it was very pleasant inleal to have the nnmhers and enthusiasm and hurrahs so strongly on the right side, and observe the disqui itid countenances of t!?e opposition." Froi.i the Columbia Register. "Kershaw in bine?She joins lticlila-d find Fairfield in the Anti-Til -; man column?A Rousing meeting of Siruiig Anti- till man Tendencies? Boisterous at times, but the Tillmanitos acknowledge to being the disturbing eiement?A lively tilt be hveen Captain Tillman and t'o.onel Etrie.' From the Charleston Wurld. Camden Confused?l?y the Howies we! Shouts of Boys in the front row ?TheRing reduced to terr.b'.e st"aits ?Children allowed to disturb the Reformer?The Chairman finally orders the boys off?A heated Colloquy between Capt Tillman and Col | I'jirlu"?"The laurels Tillman has 1 won all over the rotate did not wither | at Camden. Although the candidates I arrived last night iu the midst of an ovation to Karle on tho part of the townspeople, yet when morning came the farmer voters began to roll in from the surrounding country, solid for Tillman. The County Chairman, Mr S. C. Clybuin, say?, that taking the country and town together, it stands about TOper ccnt^ for Till" mau." County Alliaac3 Meeting, T c regular quarterly meeting of > " ?- i.' * ah: ItlC iversiiaw ounuty l armcis .-xiwnnce was ho'd .at tlic Court House in Camden last Friday, 4th inst. The following officers were elected : .las. II. Magi!', President; Alex. B own, Vice-President; Joel Hough, Secretary; G I/. Dixon, Treasurer; W. It. Bruce, Chaplain; J. W Foyd, Lecturer; C. M. Alexander. Assistam Lecturer; J. It. Davis. Sergcantnt-anns; J. R. Raloy, Door Keeper; T. It Copeland, Assistant. Door Keeper; -T. L. Rrasington, Business Agent; Joel Hough, County Stock h lder State Exchange; Committee on Good of the Order?W. F. Itced, J. C. Rollings, W. F. ltussell. Executive Committee, S. Boykin, M. lloti-h, O. TV. Mo ely. President Magi 11 wis eloetcd a delegate to the State Convention which meets in Greenville on the 4tli i Wednesday in this month, with Mr S. Boykin asnlternalc. There was a full meeting of the Alliance and considerable routine (business transacted. The Alliance is determined to make a success of the Cotton Seed Oil Mill. The sub-treasury bid was endors ed Attention, Democrats. A Convention of the Democratic J party of Kershaw County is hereby ieallol to be held in tlie Court House tin Camden 0:1 Friday, the first day of Angus*, proximo. The Conven tion is ca led for the purpose of re 1 organizing and electing delegates L< the State Convention to he held ir Co umhiaou the Kith of Angus' next The various Democratic Club* ir the County are hereby instructed 1< send delegatos to said C?>nvent:or upon the basis i>f two for every twen tv-five members and two at large fwj the whole Club. The Convention will be called tc order at 11 o'clock n. 111 S. C CLYHUUN, Ccnntv Chan man. C. W. 1>incHMJUE, Secretary. 1 * ir??i i\.....?......*:ni?u jui(\v s 1h.111 jreuioci <mc v iiiif. At tlie meeting of the Ka'ey's Mi! Democratic Club, held on the 2StI of J hup, 1890, the following resnlu ions were offered by Joseph We* and passed nnanirno.slv: Ke?olved,jTh>it wo endorse the plat form of tlio .March Convention r ru will support Capt 1! R. Tillman foi Governor, and that wo wi 1 not sup port nnv cand date who is oppose< to the Farmers' Movement. Ro olvcd. That a ropy of thcs< resolutions be fent to the county pn pers and request publication. Joseph West, Presd't. Joel Hough, Seo'y. Now is a good timo to subscrib( f jr tho Camden Journal. i iiurntotiy Pcmm-mLfe C.'iil). Tlannony iVmicrstic Olid' met at ; Ulvflii'^ale school ' o on Monday, 11In-i'.Olh day of .Tune,-for the pnrj po.se. of re oryanizinjjf. T e f I'mvintT t-fTl *ers wore elected: -T. \V. Mnfcler. Presi?lo?.t; R. D. Will am*, Yiee-Prei-ideiit; [J. W. .IcfTooaf, .Secret Ml v. In; following preamble an 1 r^so. 'ntion was ottered by ^lr I*, M Wil I >un* and uniuiiuionsly adopted In liiir finil: Wiir-ro.iS. a (lelofr.n'ion of fannersi met in Pin mont.li of March, in t!i?? city of (.'olnmhin, and whereas said farmers in <> ) volition assembled did adopt certain re--o!utions and ? phi! form and nnionjf other tliin-.r*did p oseur, the name o' C pt. R. It. iilliiHn ns a cand date for Governor, subject to the Slate nominating con vention. Peso'vol. tlmt we heartily endorse the action of the March convention and. nlodim our votes and voices in support of the flumo. W. Hl'tler, President. R. P. Willi vm.s, Secretary. A NXOCNCKM HNTS. For Ihn Legislature. Ma. Kurroit:?I res j>eot fully announce I ir.r?,lf a? u Candidate. for election to the | House of Ib-prosentntivas, upon I ho FnrmI e Movement IMutfortu, -ubjicL to the J&lion of the Democratic primary. W. F. ItlfcSKLL. For County Tnutsnror. Having noticed llio very frank letter of Onjd. J. 0. l ollimrs in d*c)inin<r the notni nation for tie L'-jjislatuiv. his many friend-claim the privilege of ItoroLy nominalin*j him for County Treasurer, lie is in overy may capable to tiil said ofllcc. and if rnaonti"inem led by the I>i imoomtic primaries, his appointment to said office will insure us a squaro, honest and efficient County Treasurer. MASY FKJKNDS. For County Commissioner. Mil I'ditoi::?We respectfully nominate Mr. llcnry K. Heard for tho offiee of County Commissioner from West Watcreo, believing that ho is not only competent, but that our section is entitled to rcpre-cntntion in our County government, Mr. Heard is in fnl! sympathy with the Farmers' Movement, and was wininmnunlii endorsed by the Salt Pond Democralic Club at its iiiectinT on the 2$th ult. ^r.% -*sr? ? mnr? O VOTERS UiJ' \v i \> i For County Commissioner. It is well to trust a true, a tried and faithful) public servant. One who has worn the laureland worn llicm with lionor to himself and credit to hiscountv. Wc have such a person in Oapt .A. A. ftovkin, of West Watoree, whoso fidelity to duty, and faithful performance of the same, eminently qualify him for this duty, lie is a successful farmer himself, a trood financier, and in full sympathy with the farmers' reform movement. Again permit us to say that while County Commissioner lie was I assiduous in his duties, and crave especial attention to the roads and bridges. Let's have him and oblige MANY VOTERS OP WEST WATER EE, For School Commissioner. Ma. Euitoii ?I hereby annonnco myself a candidate for the ofiice of School Commissioner of Kershaw County, subject to the result of the primary election to be lifeld at such a time, as the County Executive Committee shall direct. B. B. CLAIIKE. For the Legislature. Mn. Editou:?Permit me to announce that I am a Candidate for re-election tc the House of Representatives, subject t( the approval of the Democracy of Korshnv County at the primary election to Ikj licit at such time as the County Executive Com mittoo shall direct. W. D. TltANTIIAM. For the Legislature. Mr. Editor:?Please announce, wiiliou consultation. Mr. Tiios. .1. Kirklund as; Candidate for the Legislature upon tli Farmers' Movement pint form, at the ensn ing primary election, and we ask such en dorsemcnt of this nomination from all sec tions of the county as must impress Inn that the oflioc seeks the man and duty foi bids him to refuse this call. M ANY VOTBKS. For Tirnsuror. Mr. Editor:?You will please, announc , the name of ('apt. f. C. Made for re n| poiatment to the oflicc of County Treasii rer, subject to the result, of the ensuin Democratic pritnarv, and oblige ' MANY Fill ENDS. i For Auditor. Mr. Editor:?Please announce t he nam ( of Mr. Daniel 0. Kirklcv as a suitable pei son ior the endorsement of theDemoerati voters at their approaching primary clec i i!... ,.r iVnniv Afi mm iur .viciiiwi ui iwt.iimh viuiuj* ?.?. : Kirkli'v is eminently qualified for this pas lion, and should lie receive their recomine: dntion or endorsement, il will be his htjil est aim to discharge the duties of liisoflic faithfully and lo the entire satisfaction < the public generally. T1IE PEOPLE. ; NOTICE "" s Applications will bo rcce'ved fo the Rental or Lease of tl.o Camdoi Opera House Store for one year, wit! . the privilege of three yearr, all hid ? to be handed in to tho Clerk of Conn \ oil by the first Monday in August. By order of Council, i .1, W. t'ORHETT, Intcndant ) J. L Buasmgton, Clerk ) July 10?til : SHERIFF'S SALE. ) South Oaiiomna, ) KiiitsiiAW County, j Carrigan & Sih-ox, against John Mc Lean?Execution. Unilcr anil by virtue of the abov named execution to nie directed, will sel1, at public outcry, bef'.ae th Court House in Camden. S. C , with ' in the legal hours of sale, on the lira 1 Monday in August next, the 4th da> " all that piece, parcel or tract of lam t situated in Ke;sha\v Count', Stat aforesaid, containing one hundrc< ' (lit(i) acres, iuore or less, bonnde ' East ami North K ist by lands c r Mrs M. J Elliott, North and Norl West. West and South West b * lands of John i>. McCaskil, Soul and South East by lands of Mrs C ? J. Pei kins, Levied upon as tli " properly of tho defendant, John Mc Lain. Tcrni3?Cash. jamks l. iiaili:, Sheriff Kershaw Co. July 10-td Subscribe for the JOuknal* fill T EPE STORE' 0 y JVURU&J& 0A Jtc^Aiv.^4 i.?ULw? A liiii lot of Black Silk, Colored and Fancy 1'AIIASOLS ofVered &M :,f,; &as-v] a\s tfssi; A ?s *=sl m- -1 -N <1 HA A^V.\?t,wl l?f II V/l/1 lir?f IJ111 /if ! JLO CK'Sti, .LilCNlJ \umiis ?uu wiiuium <ti. ?i iv?<u.i ..... ... from 25 to 50 per cent. Also in 1 his lino to arrive this week the following unheard of bargains: 24 inch Elk Silk, Silvorinc bandies, worth $1.50 at $1.15 20 ' 44 " 41 44 " 1.00 44 1.25 25 44 44 44 Umbrellas, 44 2.00 44 1.50 20 44 44 44 44 44 44 2.50 44 1.75 Examine at once our 10, 12^-, 15 and 25o. while INDIA LXNON BIGE At Bottom prices. Full lino colored Cliallics from 5 to 0c Bii?* reduction in MENS' STRAW" HATS. BUY THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED ^.m?T?TTir(C1 C1TTTT>'TC1 1'j1j n?ivijroo mi i u.i.n, PEERLESS IN FIT, PEERLESS IN MAKE, PEKRLESS 1N*T\I ATE RIA L, <fc PEERLESS IN WEAR, Only for sale at. the Gilt Edge Store. All sizes from 12 inch to IS inches. Money being scarce we arc offering special bargains in all lines. PJB2 Cheaap at 10c. only Sic. Full and new stock Ribbon all new shades and widths. nnunr riiv QHftfS USJ*13 u saw i uiswE.v . Until you visit "the Gilt Edge Store. DONT BUY CLOTHING I Until you vis it the GILT EDGE STORE. P. T. Villepigue, PROPE-IETOB. ' A THooco^f Tlt.inlr.W^ & WW&W.1& i ** JLioaowuu A this is now receiving Mill ll _ A LARGE AND HANDSOME W (fli i ! Pi 1 assortment op ! MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS -c.? consistino op j COLD AND REFRESHING LADIES' HATS & BONNETS, Miik Shake, childrens' hats & caps l ckprhpt ft* on evebv shape and style. ' "Limeade' ^on$, ^0WefS & ^efS * also, a pull stock op JiOW BEING HKRVBD flfltoirj gi|j[ & > ~Ep"N7"Tr,T:? "V?P) A ' .c . ? ctbu'itrrick patterns fop nr [ I 1WM SALE, AND STAMPING IDONE ZO? Of. r. L. ZtlWi o. short notice. I CAR LOAD Mrs-s- Twta. JUST IN, AND THE Pn1>- flfGB-AnM 1 ? ? / lie eau be supplied in AN Y * *VV *r \ QUANTITY. s Pic Xics. Excursions, Sc, supplied at Persons having fresh meats, melons, but- Iff JJf f tcr, &c., which they wish placed on Ice, tl Ir-afr===yK^^N can 1)0 accommodated uta small rcniuncra- jL &>' ^"Customers can gat Tee on Sundays ? w! GKISEXIIEIM Kit I f ateres Cotton Seed Oil Mill and * Fertilizer Cipj. Iff! "YTOT1CE is hereby pi von t'ml six days \ IK [ j '' ii after date the !looks of Subscription ??pfi to the Capital Stock of t!?e W'ATEBKE ~ g d COTTON SEED o|L M ILL AND FEU- lllilir^L j TILIZKR COMPANY will be at the ^**43 (f Store of Messrs. Bantu Bros, in t he Town of . Camden. S. (J. _ " SAMUEL BOYKiN, THE h M. A LEXAXDE I i, I O/iLY PERFECT & uY?Mnn' SEWIMG mzmiSM II.o.(MiiKisoN, ^ in**.,. * Hoard of Corporators. IJQPj Cnmdon, S. 0? May SOtli, 1890. * 1 VJULJ. _ Sen. ? rcuiur a. ti I'rio: i. s'. Tho Camden Journal and Southern E-.LK & W iLSON M FG CO. - Cultivator one y nr for $2.00, paid For ft I.-by 0. G. YOUNG^' i in advance. * May lf>- Camden, S. C. p?p>A-?--k^ H Ite!^ <&& Save the Pennies, end the Dollars wili save themselves! llflUIQ Tiny our Sbors. wbirb are made ; ilU Vi ? ?f the very bestmaterialsmoney , can lmy. Every pair is sjnnrautoeil '<> ft .Hid way. C'li.'ujirsl, been it*Hi'*;,* will out w-ar ;.>iv other ii'ioor.. Wc ( r.oi only obiiin rnr Shoos ara llio uusi, miij, warn ::t liiuia to 1>c so. I 3?. 15. C /V SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT, i is, IB. WALKER II A3 NOW IN STORE A Full & Complete Assortment muhmi CONSISTING IN g LADIES' HATS AID BOOTS AND J CHILDllENS* HATS AND CAPS, ALL ON THE LATEST DESIGN & FASHION. ALSO "* v M 1 - ? ^ I "* HlOOOns ciriu retiuicio IN GREAT VAitlEXV. AND IN FLOWE EtM My Stock is most .Superb ?Surpassing in Beauty anything of t!ic kiiul I have hitherto hn-i i i Stock. All of which will be sold at r:iT^ to suit the times. Mrs.iiT. B. WALKER. OLD NICK WHISKEY GO.. SUCCESSORS TO JOSEPH WILLIAMS. Wholesale and llctail Dealers in ? ? ??- ft n rr\ !H *# PURE COPPER DISTILLED IBISKIE 2113 BBAHDHS, PANTHER CREEK, N, C, ORDERS SOUGHED AND fRQliPi'LY ^XXji3La3333. feb27-ly f MUNiCiFAL NOTICE. r?AI!l NOTICE IS 1IEHEI5Y GIVEN ]_' that the Police has orders to strictly enforce the Ordinances of the Town. |>articularattention to be given to the Sunday observance Ordinance and the Ordinances prohibiting gambling, profane or obscene language, or any other disorderly conduct. By order ol' the Inlondant. II. T. ROBISON, May 1-tf Chief of Police. I A (M/ ^ HU t'JO CMS v i CHOKES or BREAK8 THE ROLL THE CELEB RATED 'COTTON I* 111 Has A!i LATEST IMPROVEMENTS Including llal.-inop Wh?fl on Brush winch Insures ovou speed. Tula feature la peculiar to thin make of Gin an.-! to usod on no othor. Are flLLY UI'ARAXTBEUend lie Delivered FHEK OF FKFTOIIT at any R. R. Station or the landing of any Regular Uceamboat I.lns In tho South If wo ha/o no Agent near you, address tho General Southern Agent, H.W, HUBBARD S?'S |j??MI?SeiOOB s?* ci W&MU. STAS9A88 ] SCALES ? eight paid, full, Trarranted. Otber COpcrtl^UMclr low. r.u^Jitc*, lir.lUri Aii't K#?4 Grludlt.s Kill* fW.L'L'BlUKD.Urul.Soutti u Aitut.A'.l-nia.Ca.ur U&!lu,T*i. llCiSf IMUEMTinM HCW in 1 Li? i :uit. ]]'.i??-iv and wagon tires upset with o it until)# and wvld.ug, and tin b ilt h -lea preserved in rims hi ra ans my in-w tire upset cr. ivcj a r :?Lr, painting and trinnuini done to order at tin: .Melts' old shop J. W. ilUNTLKY. FOR SALE, ON' KASV T Kit MS. IIOIASK AN'! l> rounds on LyUlcioa Si n et. Cuiiuii'n S. i ., formerly occupied !>y Mi.-s Sail; C.icsniit. Applv lo J. (Mi KSNTT STOi IVTON'. <1U5 Will nut Street, rhiladelphia, I'a. Apiil Ui?U i'CJDRS, SASK a BltHCS a y -r . --S 3 ^ \ ....... RESOLUTELY THE BEST! GENTLEMEN'S SHOES, 54.00, ^2.33, S2.5G. *2.00, ;'>?? f'i-tst f.n lovtne rn?? t.ni'iiiiir M. A PAOKAPn A P'i.'S si?>r<. S"c i.itr .; tn.|> mi l?itt"ui So;:t l>y iti.i ij '.ii ri?cip( i !' |n i. <>. M. A. PACK AMD A CO., Urockton, Masr. sit ibr Camden. - ass FUSMTUEE! FUEHITUEE! WHOLESALE ADD RETAIL, 359,361,363 UPPER FLOORS, MAIN STORE 2385 KING STREET! CHARLESTON, S. C.J g WE CARRY A FULL LINE, FROM T1IE COSTLIEST TO THE CHEAPEST. AND ORDER DIRECT FROM THE FACTORIES. Feb 13. 'GEISENHOMER'S BAR. , m HAVE EEMOVED MY *ES[;Jy TA1JLI8IIMENT to the store two doors above the old market, where I have opened a FIEST CfcASS EAR. I keep constantly on hand the finest ijuuiii ire vi WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, and TOEACCO. Be sure and call on mo if you want, some thing nice. ~ JJ20"RJEj *VT?S?TI AND I he:EE TO STAY, Ami better prepare/! than ever to supp:y yon with TINWARE or repair stuno. All work done at low pricey. I can !?e hand at the fltc.ro one door nbove Smith & IJaH's, where I solicit a eall from von. fcl>27 JOS. GOOD ALE. aOSi'T FOMET TO CALL ON J.J.VVATKINS ' AND EXAMINE HIS STOCK OE CHOICE GROCERIES Con-isting of Sn^ar, Coffee. Flour, 15nco*>, Ijai'il, Molasses, Cheese, Potatoc, an?l everything usmtllj' found in a First Class Grocery Store. All of which will be scM at prices to suit the times. Nov 7-tf A.J). KENNEDY. HARDWARE! HARDWARE! ^FECIAL ATTENTION PAID to tliis branch of business. also cviiKiEs run. line General Merchandise. i Ulld 6if 8 lifi FS > With an experience of over 21 i years, we Mi!! keep on hand a full stock of COFF?NS arid CASKETS, from cheapest to the highest prices. \\ o sell cheaper than any one in town. Give us a call and be con-. vinccd, lor we cannot be undersold. ' E. 3. McCreight ? Son, Seiit. --' if. r f ffiiSg * d i w 15 $?3P? jv???s?l i ? & t l"a & "?^^4 iii.r< j r i/'i OUR O^iTALOGUCi?n.> S-T.ICr S ATLAS ZmiZZ V/OBKS, !MtH Ar?APOLIS, IttD. ! antl Wlitslcey ISa^ its I 0^9 iiuiuh H-iit t'Uki:. AtluilLu, Uu. Uuicc WliluLuU til.