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The Evening critic., 1882-10-06

A SETTLED WHITE WO-
w man, situation to cook, wash and iron.
Apply TO Mrs. Randolph, cor. 10Th and SITS. N. W.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-06

VXTANTED-A LADY WOULD LIKE SEW
IVY ing by the day or week. Address Minnie,
The Evening critic., 1882-10-06

VNREE SCHOOL OF ART-ALL PERSONS
II interested In the establishment OF u free art
school, are invited to call at the National Acad-
emy of Fine Arts, Corcoran Building, 18th st..
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WANTED-Msce Naneous.

VTANTED-A NICE HARDWOOD BED
w room set, or part of q set Of furniture; also
new and n bargain Address Furniture, with par
tiCulars, Critic office. ocB-3t
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Let US talk Railroad Now.

Now, since the exciting election
times are over, let us renew the rail.
road question and not let it rest
until we get another road. The
business interests of our town de-
mand it, and the prosperity of every
interest in the county is dependent
upon some other means of outlet
than the South Carolina Railway.
Any of the proposed routes-either
to Ridgeway, Charlotte, direct to
Columbia, or from Columbia to Gam
den and then on to Wadesboro, N.
G. We are surrounded now by
railroads, and we must get some
connection with them or our town
will go down to nothing. 1t is a
duty every good citizen owes to his
town to do everything he possibly
can to advance its interests, there>
fore, let us work and talk up railroad
until we get it.
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A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat
should be stopped. Neglect frequently re-
suits in incurable Lung Disease or Con-
sumption. Browns Bronchial Troches
are certain to give relief in Asthma, Bron.
chitis, Coughs, Catarrh, Consumptive and
Throat diseases. For thirty years the Tro-
ches have been recommended by physi-
clans, and always give perfect satisfaction.
They are not new or untried, but having!
been tested by wide and constant use for
nearly an entire generation, they have at-
tained we'll merited rank among the few
staple remedies Of The age. Public Speak
ers and singers use them to clear and
strengthen the Voice. Sold at 25 cents q
box every. ~:
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A Correction.

A Correction.
Mr.. James Jones, the courteous
and efficient agent of the South Ca
lima Railway Company at this place
has called to our attention q little
article which appeared in the Jour
NAL of the End, in which we in SUBJ
stance said that the freights on the
above railway had been nearly dou-
bled, and that the merchants were
complaining greatly of the same.
The rates, as we are informed by
Mr.. Jones, from Camden to Charles
ton on first class goods is increased
about five cents per hundred, and
the other classes of freight in pro-
portion, according to their grade
There was no disposition upon oar
part to do the company an injustice
and we most cheerfully make the
correction.
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The Usual Result.

;.,t ., ~ don;od th,t oooE oawinc
~ 10 ~: 70 oe ueu .Ia s. .usS ;O..aut sou ~
nachine % ls one u lne moIs oapS.,S impT. an' "p
purtenances OF tue mouern nosseIotu
we tnougnt we aad eoou macnlae IL
our household until one day the agent OF
the New Home presented himself at our
door and proceeded to deliver an grafton
upon its characteristic merits. :.
But" we answered, our macnlne
serves us nicely ana SUITS US weli' anu we
90 not care ior anotner
Ihe agent nows'er, oeggeo tne Prisiege
OF leaving one OF ms machines WIN US
Tor the iadies 70 tEy
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Malaria Uhills and Fever, and Bilious attacks
positively cured with EmorYs standard Cure
Pils-an infallible remedy; never fails to cure
the most obstinate, long standing cases where
Quinine and all other remedies had failed. They
are prepared expressly for malarious sections,
double boxes, two kinds Of Pills. containing
strong cathartic and chill breaker, sugar.
coated; containing no Quinine or Mercury:
causing no gripping or purg1ng; they are mild
and e1icient certain In their action and harmless
inau eases they effectualy cleanse the system,
and give new life and tone to the body. AS
household remedy they are unequaled. For
Liver Complaint their equal is not known one
box will have wonderful effect on the worst
cases. They are used and prescribed by Physi-
BY mail, Is and so cent boxes. Emory's Little
Cathartic Pills, best ever made. only IS Cents.
Standard Cure Co., ia Naussau Street, New
York.
June 6. Y2.
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He Wanted a Drink Badly.

During the election it was hard
FOR the-boys to get a drink, and they
rss0rted to many tricks to fool the
barkeepers who were afraid of being
caught by Council and severely
dealt with. The following was pick
ed up on the street the other day,
and shows one of the tricks resorted
to. We give fictitious names in
place of the real ones but the original
will recognize it at once:
Soulh Caroltnd-Kcrshaw County.
Personally appeared before me John q.
Smith, who, being duly sworn, on oath
ssys that he will take whisky and soda in
his so help him Jupiter.
Sworn 10 before me this 7th day of No
vember, 1882. JOHN q. SMITH.
]. S. SINNER, Notary Public.
The Court concurs in the above.
To ]. P. Skinfint or any other lawful
dispenser of spirituous liquors, greeting:
Whereas, it has come TO my knowledge
that whisky and soda are necessary to the
health of the subscriber above, these are
therefore to command you to forthwith send
by the bearer gal. Golden Grain and two
bottles of soda. In this fail not. or fear
the penalties that may arise from the ne
glecl hereof.
Given under my hand and seal this 7th
day of November, 1882.
]. s. SINNER, N. P. L. S.
Order: D. Backing is hereby authorized
to execute the above.
The spirits came upon the requi-
sition being presented.
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BreV1t1eS.
Fine Photographs at Alexan'er s
Gallery.
New moon last Saturday.
Mosquitoes still on the bite.
Plenty of fruit in market.
Last Monday night was stormy
and clustering.
A choice line of confectionery at
T. ]. Barfeld's very cheap.
Christmas goods are already being
displayed in some Of the stores.
New Buckwheat and Maple Syrup
for sale by W. L. Arthur & Bro
What has become of the Green
hackers? It is hard to find one now.
The eight box system works like q
charm.
The Greepback "rag baby" has
certainly gone where the woodbine
twineth.
T. J. Barfeld is selling Bagging
and Ties very low for cash.
Children should not be allowed to
play with or handle matches. Much
mischief may thus be prevented
Now, since the election is over, it
is hoped that everything will quiet
down again.
The net earnings of the South
Carolina Railway for the year ending
June 80, 1882, amounted to $780,
66O.
A very large stock of Crockery and
Glassware at II. j. Barfeld's, very
cheap. .....u.
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Homicide.

HOMICIDE.
On Saturday last Allen G: Ward,
white, had some personal difficulty
with Coleman Crawford, colored,
when he fired upon Crawford, in
Aicting a severe wound in his side
near the back, from the effect of
which he died that evening. 1t ap-
pears that Ward who was the watch
man at Mr.. Workman's turpentine
still, had been on bad terms with
Crawford for some time, Crawford
was also employed at the still as a
"COPPER" and Crawford had threat
ened to beat Ward wherever he met
him. They met in the street on last
Saturday, with the above result.
The wound was inflicted with the
same gun that James Clyburn used
when he killed Alex. Sheorn.
Coroner Goodale held an inquest
over the body on Sunday morning,
and the Jury returned verdict that
Crawford came to his death from
the effects of a gunshot wound infict,
ed by gun in the hands of Allen
G. Ward.
1t was a surprise to everybody
when they learned that Allen Ward
had killed a man, for ever since he
has been around Camden he has
been known and looked upon as one
of the most peaceable and inofensive
men in the world, never interfering
with any one. He was very weak
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man, physically, having been almost
al deaths door ever since the war
where he received a fearful wound
in the breast, and from which wound
he is still suffering. It is greatly
regretted by every good citizen that
this fearful tragedy has taken place,
but we are not acquainted with all
of the circumstances, and we forbear
comment. MIR Ward is now in Jail
awaiting trial at the January term OF
court.
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N. Dirty sawasr, Of orangeburgs
who lost an arm in the Confederate
service, was unfortunate enough to
lose the other arm last week by hav-
ing it cut off i4 a gin.
Sparks from the engine set fire to
large pile of cotton seed at MIR.
". D. Boykin's gin house last week.
The hands succeeded in putting out
the fire before any serious damage
was done.
Fox hunting is the favorite sport
now of the young men below Cam
den, and they are enjoying it to the
fullest extent. Foxes are plentiful,
but fox hounds are scarce.
1t is probable that j. Hendrix
McLane will now return to his prop
er calling in. life and leave politics
alone. He was no more suited to
the position of Governor than a
monkey would be to preside over a
military academy.
A cat knocked a loaded pistol from
a shelf in Louisville, Ky, on Tues
day. The pistol was discharged
when it struck the floor, and the ball
pierced the heart of a little child
playing with his toys.
Liver diseases, headache and constipa-
ton, caused by bad digestion, quickly
cured by Browns Iron Bitters.
Thanksgiving turkeys will soon be
in demand. If we had to depend on
some of our delinquent subscribers
for money with which to buy one, it
is probable that we would have to
tackle crow instead of turkey.
It is estimated that courtships
cost on an average twelve cords of
wood each; it is claimed, however,
that parents are willing to go that
much in getting husband for their
girl as ten years of old maidenhood
costs more than one courtship.
We wonder if any one in this
county will have the ''cheek" to say
he was intimidated during the re-
cent election? It is reported that
the affidavit mill is already running
in some of the counties. The best
place for these perjured scoundrels
is in the penitentiary, and every one
who fails to prove his assertions
should be Immediately indicted and
seit there.
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TUFTS Pills A Sugar Plum.

TUFTS PILLS are now covered with vanilla
sugar coating, making them as pleasant to
swallow as little sugar plum, and rendering
them agreeable to the most delicate stomach.
They cure sick headache and bilious collie.
They give appetite and flesh to the body.
They cure dyspepsia and nourish the system.
They cure fever and ague, costiveness, etc.
Sold everywhere. 25 cents box.
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fothers Mothers !
Mothers

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with the
excruciating pain of cutting teeth? II 50, 30 at
Ing SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor little suf-
ferer mmediately-depend upon It there fs no
mistake about it. There is not mother en- earth,
who has ever used IL, who will not tell you At!
once that it will regulate the bowels, and give
rest to the mother. and relief and health to the
child, operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe
to use In all cases, and pleasant to the taste,
and is the prescription of one of the oldest and
best female physicians and nurses In the United
States. Sold everywhere, rs cents bottle.
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$l29S 10

"
EXPENDITURES.
July q By amt. brot. forward, Sal %
Aug. 10 BY p'd Camden Journal for
printing, 1850
19 BY refunded B. D. Gerald,
fine, 800
19 By p'd managers Railroad
election, 400
19 BY paid Thompson Glenn,
work on. guardhouse, 2s5
.19 By paid police force to 18th
instant, 1900
10 By p'd street hands to date, % 80
81 By paid O. s. Ellis, fine re.
funded, 300
29 By pd C. L. Moseley, clean.
ing well, 200
20 By paid Camden Journal for
printing. HOO
SOBy p'd W. Fl. R. Workman,
fine refunded, 200
Sept. By paid T. A. Moore on
pump contract, 20o0
II By paid express from New
York, 20
II By paid street hands to End
instant, 1927
1S By paid W. C. Gerald acct.
merchandise, $50
q By pd C. L. Moseley, clean
well. 200
By paid J. A. Armstrong feed
ing mule, 10 IS
81 By paid T. R. Brown, work
on cart, 125
Oct. 2 By paid Camden Journal for
printing, $500
2By paid T. J. Williams smith
work, 37O
Nov. 8 By pd 7. A. Moore on pump
contract, 1000
By paid 7. A. Moore, work
on Courthouse pump $500
oBy pd W. s. Smith, lumber
and work on truck house, 33 IS
8 By paid police force to 18th
September, l4O 73
8 By paid street bands from
9th to 23rd September, % %
8 By paid police force to 18th
October, 1900
8 By paid street hands Sept.
30th to Oct. 2lst, % 80
II BY paid street bands from
2Sth Oct to llth Nov. q 60
II By paid clerk & Treas. SAL
ary months 81 so
13 BY paid clerk & treas. in
cidental account, 5464
13 BY balance on hand; 263 S5
$1,29s.19
Respectfully Submitted,
D. C. KIRKLEY,
Town Treasurer.
We have examined the above report and
find it correct.
(Slgned) s. NJ. ROSENBERGER,
8. NJ. WILSON,
GOmmiHss.
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Third Supply.

Third Supply.
We have just received our third
supply this Fall of the celebrated
Milburn" Wagons. The just mer
it's of these wagons are making us
large sales in them. We can show
by practical illustration, that they
last longer and hold together better
than any wagon On the market.
They are not always at the shops.
W. l.. Arthnr & Bro.
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Fire Alarm.
The alarm of fire on Monday
evening was caused by child
throwing lighted match into a pile
of straw which was in the rear of q
store on Broad street. No damage
was done, as the fire was soon ex-
tinguished.
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Land to Rent.
Es.ate of Bsrveu BoyEin.

lam prepared under the orders u the
Court Of Common Pleas, for Kasehav
county, now to rent cut for 1888, foa toen-
ing purposes, such Of the lands Of tSs ees
tate as come within the incoming ead Scopo
Of said orders, to such person, ns :noy do
sire the same.
J. NJ. DEsAUSSURE, Reosivep.
Masters Office, Nov 9, '32., At.
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z. of n.

Il. of 81.
Ir meeting of DeKalb Lodge
i will be held next Monday
kt 8 o'clock sharp All
hre requested to b. prvcent.
I. Fl. ALEXANDER,
5, 1882. Reporter. .
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Connections.

Choice French and Plain Candies, Nuts
of all kinds, Raisins, Prunes, Currants.
Citron, Flavoring Extracts, Spices, and
everything pertaining to this line Of goods.
All fresh and at low prices by
D. C. KIRKLEY.
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OBITUARY.

DIED, on the Goth October. 1882, at the
residence of her brother Thomas R. Ma
gill, Esq.,, of Charlotte N. c. in the forty
ninth year Of her age, Mas. JANE FRASER,
nee Miss Jane Magill, of Lancaster county,
sc.
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Obtained.

Obtained.
I'D of Trustees of School
4 l held a meeting on
&ay evening and elected
&Turnipseed as Superins
l Principal of the graded
amden. He came very
mended by Col Hugh
and others as a most
able teacher. 1t is
he will take charge OF
Monday, the goth.
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Our Voting Strength.

The following table shows the
number of votes polled in Kershaw
county in the recent election for
State and county officers. The great
discrepancy between this and the
Congressional vote was caused by
the large number of votes that were
not counted on account of their hav.
ing been placed in the wrong boxes.
A large number of registration certi-
fcates were also found in the boxes.
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White Frost.
On yesterday morning we had a
heavy white frost in this vicinity. It
nipped everything in the way of ten
der vegetation, and makes us feel
like winter has really come at last.
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sock

Clothing, Gents Furnishing
|, Hats, Shoes, &c, cannot be
sed. If you need anything in
ne we shall make it to your
L to trade with us. S. A.
n & Co.
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Mortgage Sale.
,'.'.S r.''., !; : ','..,' a..s Mortgage

Under and by virtue o. o power Of sals
contained in the abeve nentieaed mort
gage, will sell at public eatery 10 &ont Of
the Court House In Conden, GA tho 0rst
Monday in December next, 81 that pared
Of lsnd on the eerner Of York and broaa
streets, being port Of lot Ho. loes. and
hoving front on Breed ptroot Of tsoaty-
two feet, and runpias beek % Yefh ptrest
one hundred and eigatson feet.
Terms cash; purchaser 10 poy for papofs,
NARY A. CAHPBELL,
Nov. 10, 'S2. Assianos.
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The Cotton Market.
November Is, 1882.

The market is on the down grade
again. We quote the best grades at
94@1 cents. The supply is only or.
dinary.
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MARRIED..

TEAM-McDOWELL.-Ont the 9th inst,
at the residence of the brides father, by
Rev. T. G. Herbert, Mr.. J. ]. TEAM and
Miss HATTIE E. MCDOWELL, all Of Ker-
shaw.
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ANDER, Proprietor.
er year in Advance.

aunication pill be published
#AL unless ,Oe are placed III
name of the author.
,ot responsible for the uers
j. our correspondents.
J. |uunications for personal ad
targsd for at the rate Of one
Fch.
|tions of Candidates in. usual
led one inch, FIVE DOL
charges are to be paid strictly
no exceptions ,rhateusr '0'H be
} Sales, Mortgage Sales. etc.,
head of Transient Advertise
t advertisements must be. set
,y,
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NA@-II
emDtible Ace,

|ort time since some 6end, with
i fear of God or man, before
set fire to two
stacks of fodder belonging to
henry G. McLeoa, who lives
Camden. No clue as to the
ty of the villain has yet been
led.
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urned to Death.

|1esday of last week, a little
aboy named Derry Nelson,
] Mr.. D. A McDowells place
kmden, was burned to death.
IS that the mother of the
gone to the well for water,
Ing her absence the little
wled into the fire. He was
urned that he died in a
es.
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CIean Gaah

Gan be saved by buying your Groceries,
such as Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Lncd, Mo-
lssses, Butter, Cheese, and everything slso
from D. C. KIRELEY,
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See Here.

Best Cream Cheese ard Macaroni, Mince
Meat, Jellies in glass and s pound pals,
Preserves and Apple Butter in 5 pound
pals, Mackerel in Kits and retail, ty
D. C. KIRKLEY.
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New Crop Molasses.
New Orleans Fancy and Medium
grade for sale by W. L, Arthur &
Bro.
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AL ITEMS.
hy Should They.

3hy Should Iney.
3oman can do satisfactory work
lin is dull the nerves unsteady,
axed and they feel generally
Why should anybody drag
work in this condition when
|arker's Ginger Tonic will at
/, give them the strength and
I'm their duties satisfactorily
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Look ut This.

Brunswick and Jumbo Hams, Very nice
Coffees and Sugars, oil grades. Lard Ba-
con. Flour and Molasses. For sale by
D. C. KIRKLEY.
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Something Nice.

Canned Goods of all kinds, Gelatine,
Baking Powders, Condensed Milk, Pickles
&c., for sale by D. c. KlRKLEY.
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Batter, Eao.

Best Goshen Butter, Cooking on, Lard.
Cheese, Picked Salmon in s pouaa cans,
for sale by D. 9. KIRKLEY.
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Legion of Honor.

Jar meeting of Adams Coun.
! of H., will be held next
hay evening at 8 o'clock
BAl members are requested
|esent.
S. M. RosENBERGER Sec.
hber, 16, 'S2.
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Fruits, Etc.

Apples, Bananas, Oranges, Lemons, Co.
coanuts, Irish Potatoes, Onions, Cabbages
&c., for sale by D. G. KlRKLEY.
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b! Dry Goods!
Et the most of them for your
! S. A. Arnstein & Go.
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fally Shot.

tally Shot.
st Thursday, while fooing
! pistol, q colored boy named
Hon or, was badly wounded.
| {stol was accidentally dis
b and the ball passed through
just aboye the knee. The
is not necessarily fatal, but
ry painful.
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lay night an alter
N what is known as
b the other side of
a Mac Parker and
both colored, in
was cut with q
that Mac had
me money, and,
It he was getting
lim for it, when
Indignant at the
led, Immediately
This pocket and
bss the shoulder
not yet been
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kply of Ladies Jackets.
a fair assort.
ktogether with. a full
Dolmans, &c. S. A.
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An Explanation.

The delicacy, fowery and lasting fra
GRANGE of Floreston Cologne explain why
it is such q favorite with the ladies. Z
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reliable non-alcoholic tonic medicine,
useful at all times, and in all seasons, is
Browns Iron Bitters.
Up to this time we have had 80
little frost that not even the most
tender vegetation has been hurt
by it.
A few mosquitoes are still singing
sweetly around us. Perhaps they
want to stay and spend Christmas
with us.
The S cent cigar sold by T.. j.
Barfeld is the best for the price to
be found in Camden.
The mast in the woods this year
is enormous, and hunters predict an
unusual influx of migratory game
pigeons, ducks, geese, etc.
The election is over, it is true, but
we don't lyant our delinquent sub.
scribers to forget u.s. We want
them to come up with the cash now.
The marriage insurance associa.
tions have collapsed and swindled
everybody who was green enough
to risk any money in them.
Bacon has at last taken q down
ward turn, having fallen two cents
in ten days. It is about time corn
was falling in price, but it has not
come down yet.
The hams sold by T. j. Barfeld
at 18 cents per pound are as fine as
were ever seen in this market Go
and try theLl.
There is rejoicing all over our
States at the result of last weeks
election. Corruption and rascality
can take a back seat again, and we
hope they WI stay there forever
Sam Lee proposes to contest
Mackey's seatin the next Congress.
It is to be hoped that Mackey will
be ousted. He is too great a scoun,
drel to be tolerated anywhere.
The penitentiary now pays hand.
some revenue to The State. In Rad
ical days it cost the State $4,000
per annum to keep it up. Quite q
difference between Democratic and
Republican rule.
Under the local option law, the
people of Sumter viii vote upon the
question of license or no license on,
the LIST of Ieiber. Both sides;
S5;9
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1882-11-16

Not7a drink, not sold in bar-rooms, but
reliable non-alcoholic tonic medicine,
useful at all times, and in all seasons, is
Browns Iron Bitters.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1882-11-16
Statement

OF D G. Kirkley, Town Treasures, fses
July 22d, to Nov. 18th, 1882.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1882-11-16

Up to this time we have had so
little frost that not even the most
tender vegetation has been hurt
by it.