The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, August 21, 1890, Image 3
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!> tt-p TCi >rr'^ '? *?:?; i
e** Vtf* ttv^tt j
I? C. XI7?KM;\\ Proprietor.
tkkSs of stbsciuptionT
0\K YKAit. *1.50: SIX MONTHS, 7.
i'KNTS; FOL ii MONTHS, .">0 CI NTS.
TJUiitsiuYi Avwrsrei.isau
INwnix Hook and Ladder Co.
M.vls at the *()|K'r.>i Ilou>?on the Kirst
Thar ilny Nit^ht in everv inontii
v.*. U. McClvKMIIT,
Secretary.
Knights of Honor.
Df.KaL3 Lodok No 12-1*2. Kxmhts or
il ivoic, mo?'ts on th am! Ilnnl M??? I
ilny ICveniu^. at S o'clock, at the Opera
11I. II. Al,kx\\m)i:h. Reporter.
American Legion of Honor.
A:ums Coupon. No. 040, A. T,. of II.,
npcNar tl) 'ir t'nunoil Know, (third flo--r
qf the Op'ra lloii<oi. "n th<* SKfOvn nn<!
P latrn wediysutav H von i tips1 at 7* o'clock.
Visiting Brothpro'i ftUyavs welcome. ,
Ijy order of th.? Com mander. I
.1. II. Ai.kx.vsuk*. Secretary.
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!)rjghtff rro?fi?rcti5 Ahead. J
]>% |?r?*f*rnt uppeqmnoe Hie pro ^
rreta fur Imwumko this f? 11 are bright- f
I f th>?n f<ir inany v-firs oust. Tli*
merchant are living in ami
fitfrnt'tlve qoek? n' goods, in anliei .1
pat Ion <?( goo*. trade; good crops are
l?ein?e tnude, and I lie gen?rul outlook ()
is fjnltc tueou raging. I
Oettimr Keady.
It is rrfre*.hiug ami encouraging to I
see tlic improvements going on in b
t lie way of repairing, painting, brush u
ing up, and 'lie general preparations c
^ejrig maije by our mereliunjs for Hie u
HWHI* R* M,e V!" tni1?:
|)i|sjne^3 is $|)t;cjjit}'te<]. np'-l ^entiling
8 ftps t po nt Unit way,
At WMvilh' -?*t tidltiialAy
I ton John J. Hemphill, our Repre- !
sentative in Congress, will be at the ?
meeting to be held at Westville on
- J :t <- o
Saturday, L'UM ins:*m, mm it ?
hoped that a large crowd will be in l<
attendance to bear him 9pe?k on the r<
varions important po!it!cul topics of;;
p* jJtty-dof'HpjJfrlafM'lbj: tlieiye^lja- ]"
IflW/tfftd Cjtnd\|j.ileV fop ' |V|P "Vfiffef: ft
untv oftic.eg ?po i^ny dtniifU lu 1
da so, will uidrcss the jeople u:j
tlut manion, 11
w
An Omlstdon.
In mak'ng mention last week o:
the great prepaiation* being made
by the Musers Unnui Bros for the
invitowjle- fet ,
IllPf }$?{* r8H?i! jj
to tfipir ?iprstA?r? diipfirvipenb tp be f
devoid exclusively to the wholesale ^
trade. We understand that tin ei.. ^
terpr;9ing firm purp se going Urge- ,
ly into llie wholesale, bus ness b? ail {
lines in which tiny deal in addition fl
to their immense retail trade.
~fff Hpfftft* I1
? 4tifi first qf cpttpn of flip atw J
rrop br?>nght to 0*mden was gold on
Friday la?l by Mr It, T- TFuesdel, ?f
West Wnterce, and was bought by
Messrs Springs, Heath & Co., at 11J !
cents. I he bale weighed 5G.j ponnde
?i -lo-aiil n? middlinir Mr
mm \i (id i KiBovM ... 0
Trosdel is a veteran farmer. and i>
*t:ii toavo> au o^cei.tjonally f>o?
ih .1 ? ti c .. .'*n , lioimllj tin.
Mive V* LJjht on 1|.
A a the Sul Treasury scheme is
just now the subject of much disiu?.
:on pro fiml con, will not some of
our farmer Trends who have s tidied
,he subject enlighten our readers in
retyhW^e!
and one that wwy do nut
und-vstand. Wo will gMly give
place in our columns for the purpose
of explain tug the scheme.
iThe ltapti?t (burch*
The congregation of the fhmulen
Imp bew1
fy promt of the handsome appear
? ? . f
Iincc or Uieir IlUllbe ui nvismi;, -n VII
hri9 recently undergone a cou.plete
overhauling and repainting, The
seating capacity tins been considerably
enlarged, and other important
changes have been made which adds
mnch to the convenience and general
appearance of the building.
Rev Mr lloinnr, the Pustor, has re
tnrnod froui a visit to the family of
h.s father at Spartanburg- and tori- 1
dfriestoholdseryited'aV thfe pbtirt
Ilotisb on Sunday'jpofpjnga j^pd ^t
fhe Pre^jtcriap (jiurch at night.
IWtil his church is ready for occupation,
which will be only a short time.
Rev Mr Botnar has been conducting
a protracted meeting at Mt. Olivet
the past week.
A Distressing Accident
As the freight train which runs be
twecn Camden and Catawba Junction
on the .1 C's Rail Road was
neariDg Lancaster about 1 o'clock on
Saturday last, the engine jumped
the track, canting a nio9t serious
nn.l ininrinrr c<.vPt'?1 ln>ri;nno
ni rti* ami niju.u.b -wr?.VVM. ,
imue of them seriously. Mr .lame
A. Gerald, a brakeman, bad his right
leg broken in two places, the thigh
near the Ixxly and the leg below the ,
knee. lie was brought to Camden
that evening, and his leg was ampu
rated just below the knee. The
muscles of the leg were badly bruisk
ed and injured, and though his case <
^ is considered critical, he is doing as ,
K well us could be <xpectcd. Mr K.
1 >. Gciald, also a brakeman, had ap |
ppB ankle severely sprained. Mr 1'iers.in.
the engineer, rtns severely scalded' <
and bruised. Tlic Voloieu fireman. 2
"NVidiamsi was also badly'ecalt^ed and h
h-nised. | ,, "jjj
I The train consisted of ten cars. |j<
F four of which were thrown ;ftoin, Uie.ll
track, and it is said the* tpgineia ab |
ino?t a complete wreck i> s- r
The two Messrs. Gerald are son* t
of our fedlow-townstuan, dMr W. C. Jl
GcfuM. and the heartfelt. sympathies it
?(f#>iur entire contuunMy go ont to t
him and his family in their sore affliction.
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i?*-Ka.:i; D";t;< < r.itl<- ? !?! .
" lie members of DeKalb l)e?wn:at' c
Club are hereby requested to meet
at. tin* opera Mouse on Mon-iav evfiling
tie?;!. 2.~>th instant. nt I! o'clock
or the purpose of?? oetiii'^ delegates
<o the t ountv Convention.
.1 T. May, President.
>\>stvlile Democratic Club
The members of tlrs Clnh are r<rqncsted
to meet on S.t'irduv. 2>M
instant, at 4 o'clock, for the purpose
of electing ilcieojiit'K to tlic ountv
Convention which meets on the -!Un
instant. \V. F. Kcsskli., Presd't. j
Oakland Democrat it* Club
A meeting of tins Club will he lieM
at Stokes' selionl house on SiturdnJ
28 d instant, nt 4 o'clock p.m., for!
the purpose of r looting delegates to
the County Convention to be held on
ihe L'btli ioetant
I, T. 110T.t4.vyi), l'rcsd't.
YVuterco Democratic Club,
A tnoeting of the Wateree DemoLT.it
c club i? hereby culled to be
Whl at the Opera Mouse ne?;t Tuos
lay evening at G ;'10 n clock. for tin*
mrposo of eloeti- g delegate* to the
'guilty Convention, and to transact
inch other business ae niiy come he
ore the ohjh.
C. \Y- DmonMOBK, I'resd't.
fooling or County Executive Committee ,
A meeting of the Executive Com >
nittee of the Democratic party of
Cersbaw County will be held at the
tpera.l'o ise in Camden at. 10 o'clock ?
. m. on Friday the 29t.li t?f August. s
'residents or representative mem- <
era of clubs will present the names
f three members of their respective
tubs to act ^s managers of yhe npjitfvy
election
,ii& n, uouim'E, ;
Chairman ft*- Committee,
C?U fur a Primus E led leu
In obedience to the action of tin*
ratio Executive Committee of v
Lershaw County, the Presidents of (
e var'ons democratic clubs through* ?
lit the County are hereby" ordered |,
> hold a Primary Election nt their ,,
?spective club precincts on the i!rd ..
TomUy ir. S? t.teuihcr, ij htpig |j.e *
5th' ty*)* stpH'moftili, -ur n'tji^lpqci
}r al {.h^i County oiliccs In Uc filled 1
l ?ho ne*t general election,
i^or fsrUu r Information and par* '
(hilars the l'reaidents of said clubs c
HI call upon 1
J NO. R. GOODALK,
County Chairman. }
County Convention Called.
Ail the t^emocratiq-'c'flWf'lp Ki-;: 1
h^\v t'oflnjy* i{fe"notin.if that {
pohYent'un of the Vieipocratip par '
v is palM to meet in Ca (len on 1
he y|)th day of August at 12 m. for 1
he purpose of electing delegates to '
he State Convention which tssem*
lies in Columbia on September 10th, |
nd also to elect delegates to the du i
1 cial and <'ongre6sional " nventio: t,
ilfl. f?r HiffBtM.tfcil"
timi- wsy com,j before th?
^invention.
'l^e various Democratic olubs In
he County are requested. to meet
md elect ilt legates to the Bald Conn;v
Convention ou the basis of two
for the club ut lur^e and two for each
wenty-five ou its roll.
i?cf-pcctfn{ly - I
" yt5.?;lgh0fialk,
Quwnty Chniru'HP.
Xotlfti ntiuu In County Chairmen to ( all
fount)- Convention*.
IIK*!'Q!'AlTtHi*'F TMR I
Statr Dkmuohitic Ex. Committib, >
CoLmnu, S.C., Aug. 10. 1890. I
To Tl? Couni ? C'
4>y ^(jointjofn ttf t||'8 OomtniiteP
Cue call, a? already made, for tho
Slate Convention to as9entt)lo in the
City of Columbia on September 10,
1800, was dn'y confirmed, and the
Secretary w?b ordered to notify you
to mill your respective Cou.ty Clonygqtlonft
tTtgothfcV aliiTelect. ftn stria!
conformity to tho Constitution, your
delegates to t'.e said State Couventiou.
Your special attention is directed
to the second proviso in the amendment
(tSfe'8) to the Constitution, Artide
XII, which according to in format
on received by tiiis committee,
has been either ignored or misconstrued
in several instances by Cour.^
ty Conventions which ..have electeu
d?!0fr?t?q tri bnfli tlif? Aiiorntl, nnd
i, ~ v, r>~r ir:;wn-i , . ?m
gtmfcefnbej: CnpyeptiH1J8 . without.
Iiftviug ipst given ''notice of the sam?>
in tlie call to elect such delegates."
By order of the State Executive
Committee.
J. b M. Ii:jiY, Chairman.
G. Duncan Beleinoek, Secy.
Barnwell, S. C.
Weather Crop Bulletin .
The South Carolina Weather Serv.j
:ce, in co operation with the Unit d
States Signal Service, furnishes the
following lor tiic week ending Saturday,
Angnst 16 : ltepoits from various
parts of the State show that
while there has been a slight deficiency
in rainfall, teihperatmo ami
sunshine, the weather condition ol
thep.st seven days have been, upon
the whole, more favorable for the
crops than were those of the preceding
two weeks. Cotton is beginning
to open anil set-tos to tc recovering
from the bail effects of the recent
"rnniy t-pell. All vegetables and
other crops are icportod in exceileot
condition. .. . a .
A $20 Silver Certificate Counterfeit.
\V>j?H?ijcjTtrN. Aiignsh lG.^'lfhfo'skjret
P?-xv|ce in advised oflfehc nj)peafv
^nce in. x?liC Smith of <u very. |;of>r
^onntiicfeH $20. sillier Certificate, 'it'
s ofiJtlieiActrof l,,tthriTiiryl?&'th, 1S7S*
?erieSi <.1880. check ' letter-' C, B? K.
Brnocs fleeter, 'add A!.'W. 'WyMatf.
treasurer, witlfa portrait of Dcedtnl'.':
rhe entife \Vnpre^*:on' ;is fery io'did- 1
iiJct ntid' lifts inot the appedranee of1
iaving undergone vHiat'itt kliown as
lie' wahlYing process. It is a photo;raphic
pioiluction.
Subscribe for the Jouuxal
F. Oil;? v lto ta
. Mr*2i. T. t'obi: or. :i;ul . hii.lrt n j
, fro visiting Irion.Id ;t: ih.r'.ingtor,.
) Mr ('. !i Winkier and IV.in' y ire
I visitimr i:> Kiniirorv'lle
Mis .1. I!. Vinfirm fir. 1 "liii.lron
and Mi\;s I I^ Wall iee. ??r?? enjoying
the mountain breezes of Ashevi Itj.
We were pleased to see Major
Adams. eonlraotor 01. tln-.'i <?"s Koa-i.
who pan! a living visit, to liis home
this week.
The t'n.c is gol Car distant, when
we will spo fho fleecy staple upon
our streets nn.l depot.
A pleasant gnme of foot, ball was i
enjoyed ijy the young men on Mon.
day evening.
A parlv of young 1 adies find gentlemen
enjoyed quite a pleasant dance
at the residence of Mr K. S. Nettled
on Inst Friday night.
A train of roiorad excursionists
eiune vp from Charleston on Inst
Tuesday, accompanied I?y a military
company and hand of muse.
Chief of l'.?lioo Ilohison is having
some good work done on tlie s'reets
hy repairing the sidewalks and cut.ting
down noxious weeds, Ac.
Will not some h'g hearted whole
souled mortal appreciate the eft'ort
?f the local reporter and send u? the
atcst from your section,.
The town of Yorkville is cons durng
the ad visibility of establishing a
ivstern of waterworks. Why Can't
i-aiiidon have waterworks, too?
It is stated that Col I;V,y h^s bee.. f
lotted thai, tf'l.e uein nds the ap-j
w'rieuHnces of the old Committor,
Shitioqal Committeeman Haskell will
me out a writ of injnnct'on. restrainng
the treasurer from deliver ng
inne.
Kfii'e ( liiiirninn Ilovt. sava that lie i
v 11 not reconniae the now Kxocotivc
i'ommittftc appointed by the August
'onvention. and that a majority of
lis committee hold the same vie*
md will i?rn it the authority .,t U;? 1
dluT '
tijo lijad to political proferment
n the path to honor in this country.
man Can bo condemned for seek
tig political honors. The people
ionfer those honors upon whom they
liink best.
If advice would nvike a man rich,
lie farmers would be millionaire
riiey are Dfivoi". mvyice v.u side"!?. I
"rh if iatyy e.i>( v pMiticini',"?, preachers
mil t'uo press. Farming these days
is a gcg l det>i lj' e rnnnir.ft u new*.
papeprv^evnry ono thinks he could
make a, blooming success of it, except
those who have tried itItch,
Mange, nnd Scratches on
human or animals cured in 30
minutes by Wool ford's ; .c;.r\i ja.;y
b'^joPj. r.viri< -faila. yblp iVy
V>r L.^rap JJr-qggeai, Camden,
The I/>utar| le Courier-Journal
speaks of the present sessi-'ii of our
National Legislature as the 4\first
session of an American Congress
L:-K I i.~ i t.1 ; 41.
wincu mis oeen uujii iur uic express
purpose of raising a political campaign
fundj p '* " ' ?l- i
:i inv;r;
hjogiisp Spavin ^inimai t rcnp>YC8
u)l Hard, Soft or (Moused Lumps
and blemishes from horses, Blood
Spavin, Curbs. Splints. Sweeney,
Piing-lione, Stifles. Sprains, all
Swollen Throats, Coughs, Etc.
Save $50 by use of ono bottle.
Warranted the ni^si. ;*p.fido?Lb
iUU 1 ?oid i by Br,
F, Uigeropi Ppbgyist, Oaradbn. Lot
the Alliance not grow discouraged
at defeats. Slio.uld any of
our plana fail, let the forces only be
drawn ' IT t*?e field to re-form for a
ne v and ni^re determine \ attack on
,rue gtii-nglUUds' ?>f 'tiinn^puly. Victofy
will*come, b.nt-it will be after a
long and hard tight. The work of
the Alliance has already home fruit,
anil prospects grow brighter all along
the line. Keep up a campaign of
education, co-operation andorganiza
tion.?Alliance jocain.
Secretary Maine says lliat the roportsjnow
circulated to the effect tiiKt
he intends to resign liis' porltylio in
>Ir Harrison'* (Jnbipet are without
fentydttiop.. IJe feel* that lie is in
1 sympathy with hi* party and has
not t'c slightest idea of resigning
from not vc work. The inter,
viewer could not get a word from the
astnte Maine Statesman ftH to his in.
ten ions about the 1S02 Presidential
haudi ap.
The Celebrated "Leader Brand"' of
Tobacco for aalo at the Opera House
Store.
The New Vork correspondent of
the Philadelphia Lt-iytr says: "As
an ilhi'tiation of the remarkable political
strength of Kx President
Clcvelaud. the words of a prom incut
DiMnocratie husiness man of this city
will be of interest. This gentleman
does not life Mr Cleveland, and is
very frank in expressing lbs dislike;
in fact Mr Cleveland disappointed
his ambition for high political position,
and lie therefore has no reasons
for grutitndo towards him ami no
hopes 'or Intnrc favors from him
Vet lie said to your correspondent:
"I regard Mr Cleveland sift the strongest
nmn po^tihally in t.?i? country.
iThc DemioCvatifJ'ptortiy must1 honiiinatc
l'dnt'iff 1802. 1 Tl.ohgli not a
Ctevelaffd than'iny-el/, t'shall favor
Ihii hotrtinatidh,'because 1 believe he
lis tilt? WAl'hl'at''strongest candidate.
I V # ^ . | | w
land I' b67:6ve*bc couM be oleced.'
17/2 ilian' UT?o said' this lias nhimdan'oc
'ofiniJucRi'e in the city of New
" ' ' " '
^acljjlen's Arnica Salve.
Ttn? IJesl Salve in ihe world for Puis,
Bruises. Sore#, Ulcers, Sail Klienm, Fever
Sores, Teller, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Krttpliotia, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay rt qnirttl. It
is guaranteed lo give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price -5 ccaia per
box. Fur sale by l>r. F L. Zetnp.
! 5. ? *i!iirn*; '!' * I I s*. 5 "? Iii , I '1 .
ili t!vC;< I lit* - I.i.i In .i s-.li.' .iij'i? c *1 I
1" i ;i. 'Mi i*. : ?-; ? i -v.i irr'tlHil
f : .f" ' ml'- vhy^iftiiTi, >?t,i j
|n:t jfffnv iv.-r-i-. 'i"in ) 'i. r ?'.( wiuni
t(f$ r?r in, .j ,v/.i.-i/m s/i , an.I i liui no ini'.li (
cilit* iio'ilil ciri-ht r ilri* lirnjrjjisi sucgoMeii ,
I'r Kind's Now i'i5onvorv f*ir ''i-.timunfif iotr j
sl i* l. n:;*li- i i .|i!> h i lii lii*r .11*I;ijli i
fOiiii-i ln*:>?'!' 'nfi.ili'.il Irnm n.>i i|?.i>?*. j
Sir- ci.ii in .ill it- 'i**.- ?ii I a iirr 'nkuijf in. [
*. "I.*. Iiii'i i -tomoU I'i'.iliil *iti*l noil, tin to
I,,.., In.i- .. f i| ii.i'i ji*ivi.( I; -ii. i it* a* v*.'] ;| I
In* i*vrr '*??. ?Km* imhI Mies '-t ihi j
(I tvn' !'i*i,iii rj .1 I'.*. K - . iii j**.. I'r tjt- I
slori*, Inr^t ! it ml $1.
Harry Mocsiors
Wm Tiiniiini.!*. i'-v-niimMer nf Mavilli,
Iinl , ?*.rifot: !C'oi*t?-ic l!ili.*r? has ifntio
mini* fur nil* I't'iu nil Mhsr tnril initios lannl?iin*il,
for thai 5 in! foolintr nr.Mii>: fron
v. t --..i i 1.1-* i..i.n i
f-riui'i' Hit'l " nr.kiunfi, i?f *nn e plnce, ?hjr>:
44Fiiul Klrcir.c Filler* In he the heel KM
iicy nii'l Liver ineiliciue, mule me feel like
? new iiiiin." .1. W. (Ur-liiT. !iirlw*ri
rnemlihM*, sum 8 10* (i, *>?v?-: lllrctric Hi*,
ters is juri 'lie tiling lorn mm who is nil
run <luwn nti'l ilou'i whether lie liver
ur <11??; lie f?>? :?>! new e'venffili. poo'l ftppetile
mi-! ielt just like lie liuJ n new lean
?n life. Oiilj filks ft Will*, ui l)r. F- 1..
2r'.rii>}>'f Liugriyt /.
FcrMalaria, Liver Trouble,
or Indigestion,use
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
Jpyl
j|p| HEALTH.
fell STRENGTH,
fill
H?Ji'
iTg HAPPINESS.
IT ?$ mmm
. ? !? I t-isi . i-o
iita, Hviutit m I Jiseii-.ss i iis'ti
j<:?tion, l?it>iwy. psy,
i i.-'iw!" ta?u Ti niuiiliirU'CS. I'evwi,
lli u.i ilistasc iisu <?if i!e<, iit.K>ianm,
j.lr ii.ji'iii t-., Mill: i iN
j.iltria. ''I'.v-thals, itliUUUUltiam, hV!.;lUsi|
IT 13 BSMSffFUl
tn!" i.. ii'i:-; iv'l I ?? : < ;.nnovii?if oninji|.;int<.
virf>n th'* .ji' m::s is >,? :>isi!y
i. sm-l, ii l.aa i.;i . } J' .i auilVrii:
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us? ,' uo.?\ '>j f t* o prtH-t cf ail *'
* io inj!hi'.ir r 11 *!Ui. U> u
$99TSSS -LrCTBOPOISE 5c,
12d KilMG STHfefc?,
:?^5?U:>>ton,C.C. !
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tipc iMQiiaAMP.f AnPMP.v
i iju iuu?;innu.u nukiiun
Provlclenco Washington Insurance
Co , Provid ;nc:f, K. I.
Sncinty Insurance Co , Wow Havout
Corn.
Fidelity Vnv iafuf.ftp.ni vx, 5ft\f j?;
South 7)^0^ " ?j
i \(ovll/- kul'.kotpthly inp-him !
1 the jurtilic :Itii.t fhotv yopvo-tttnt liio above
popular an<l iie-itg fire ltisurance Oompsnl****,
nr.tl oolicli n shara of thair patron
ftgnJ.
L BRASIXtiTOX.
Aug 7-tf ^
tiiomrsqx
^iitiul 4^ip?'ou|li?if. i
Siier City, Cnatiiam.cfo., N. C.
! ,\ first class koarmno school,
;\ with military fkatukrs.
Health tut nro! bea'ititul location, with
nkw ruilhini), elegant fur(\i(uv{t uwl
ft zIures. One o' t Ite h??j fAutppe^ School*
in the ?rt;iij. 'i.'uc.r.~...aa nrrOara'ion for It
j GttbLr,atf|:i'KA OfelW<Jr HHSINESS.
Fall Tbrip Vio^iiis'AM(rn?i 'Jii'n.
' Semi fur Mustmle-l f!siia!njrue of Piwth.
J. A. W. THOMPSON, Sup.
SHUT UP
AND
QUIT TALKING POLITICS
! a N*'i) riayvn y a qi< n uuo o uw l* \ I\
l\ Tr.U HO'I TRIMMED to look anil la?l
ks well ivu ft now Uua>;y. u( one-fourili o'
lUo c ut of a now one.
Nose bit tie Best Material Usei
All Wu'mI >u?'l iron Work Jonohy (be REST
WORKMEN.
An KxpiTieiice of X'2 Years
Convince* tl?ut I can plcas-c you. GIVE
ME A TRIAL. Jlerpectfirly,
l\ M. HOLMES.
PflTTIPYflM W. Ii. Donnlnn Shorn are
VxlUlAVJi* wn.rrttntcil. uml every pair
liUa kin n in no u nil price mam pel on bortoin.
. m:?
cvb Bb.a i^vvvjLng
$3 SHOE CENTLEMIENj.
Pine C?i? 11" it 11 <1 LicimI Wnicrpi-?of, U^fttn.
The excellence nnd wearing (mailt Ipsof-'Oil* *lp?
cnutiot tie In'ttcr shown thtm by tjic'aiwiii? endorseincuts
of Its thousands of cotpttnpk ?vafcrs<
Se.OO (leuiiLne UjuHir.sevjed, (.p elegant and
O stylish dn-*T*siihc ^fitch commend* Pself.
$>*.00 Ilitnd-Mi vV'td Well. A. line cair lioo
tillcfjuitJled fur stvle nud durnliillty.
$0.00. <l?hl+y'?ur"Well Is tbo standard dress
"v. ' siu>t, at a popular price.
J^J.CO I'olierinitn'ii Hlioc Is especially adapted
O for railroad men, farmers, etc.
All mado In 1'ouyreM, liuttou and Lace.
$3 & $2 SHOES lad)lis,
have been inos: favorably received Store Introduced
uud the recent improvement* make tlicin superior
to any shoes sold ut the to prices.
Ask your Donler, mid If he cuunot supply you send
direct to factorv enclosing advertised price, or a
postal for order fdnuks.
W. J.. UUl'tiLAS, lliockteu, Mil*s.
11IBSC1I BROS.. Agent*.
. * 1
i
? t
| f'ljVHirnrf Ajif Qo]oj
h mam utifllliilg l/ul &iioj
a THE '
MP M
? TO MAKE 1100.11'OIJ
FALL AMD WINTER GS39S.
We quote below a few of llie many bargains that can be
found at
HEADQUARTERS
For Press Goods, Piece Goods, Ginghams, Calicoes,
Lawns, iVe. A lew pieces ol" Wool Uhalhos ill. l"J i-ze.,
worth 2f><?. Four pieces pohioge ? stylish designs?minced
to V'i l-3o.
A moo assortment of Figured Lawns, good quality, at
5e. per yard. Splendid assortment of
INDIA LINON3
And Victoria Lawns, white, ranging in briee iViun 5 to
35c. per yard. "We have also a few puiv# of those nice
Qnrl nTiilrlrArts' Craitsrs
tVMVi w w?
Left, :ii from 25 to 50 per cent, below co.?lt Men's Straw
Hats at cost. Men's light colored Stiff Hats at 50 and 75c..
' Masons porcelain lined top I'm it .law, quart and half
gal., at $1.00 and $1.25 per doz. respectively,
We have just received two bales of Oheefced Homospnn?
good quality, which wo ayo eUlbrmg at 5<\ pec yard.
Oomo af o.ncc nipt 8?o *he harvest of bargains now being
joAurctj at iho Gilt Edge Store.
BARGAINS IN WHITE AND SLACK LAWNS.
To arrive in a da\ or two a splendid assortment of White,
lllnek :iiid Piain Lawns, ranging in price from 15tn25cts.
Special bargains in *li(> nU<>v\> n* the goods were
ht.nobtap hvs G*aa their runic and will he sold the same
vw
PBOPS-IETOH,
PATRICK ft? ?
MILITARY INSTITUTE, # '
VTF.iuT SV&'Uftf Op,ENS && i'TKMBF)R A LAKGL AND IIANDNOMI'll
l r hWMlnr location. Healthy ?li- ASSORTMENT OP
main. Pure watir. Social, moral aroT reFull
carps ( { competent Instructor*. Unto* LINER? & FANCY ROODS
reasonable. Apply {W catalogue.
Col, 1U11N B. PATRICK, OON'SISTIN'O OP
Vr^cipHl. 1
Iterverslty of Soi Carolina, LADIcS HAJt8sf B0NN?TS?
AT COLUMBIA, S. C. A
.. . ... PUI! HRFMQ' HATQ H PAP^I
Graduate course, unucr-grauuitu! num. umilwiiuiiw iiiuw, ^ v
tea for liegrefp ? 'J lilornr\* ami o scientific. ,.ri tmt.vhv on ? nu ,,
Also shorter and elective course*. I'r?f,s ?* ^ bllAPK ANDblTLR.
"ional course* in Law, Pharmacr, Vctorini ? Tj 0 T lL
niDDons, rlowers & reamers
new infirmary, # v ^
Tuitfn^ fee, $t0 per session; other foe*, ALSO, A FULL STOCK OF
Mm, Mroifef? Silk, k
hnnrii, $10 to S12.50 per month. 1'ooms
. ^cuitrrick patierns for1
sale, and i stamping *DONE30li;
Sessions opens tir?t Tuesday in Octolier. CliflU'l' Mf)I'll h
Entrance examination* h*M th* preceding dnUl\l 11L/1J L' Li.
""k- *" M' . i Mrs. S/TWtED.
I I coi'ivm .
Jleh 20FOR
RENT, |?? T^TTT
mo !i careful tenant. tli?* Hon** in Kuk- jTlG3/S3/Ilt) Jil'iliK
I wood known as (JOODIK CASTLE. "
Tonus advantageous. Apply af The} rr?-*rr*Y-^a
llolikirk I tin. jv21-1' ' ?
imp'ERagency^ I|Af WnoihnY)
Persons wishing to sul**dbc to any fljjj | j jj M w |"!/1 if' fj f
ncwspnpiM\s or periodUvAis in any i>art ilvl XJt vLLvJLivX
of the country, wjJJ w^k well to eall on
rac before doing I have the agon- IS
ey for o er 'newspapers ami poCOLD
AND BEPRESHlHfi
a 1 popular novels. Come and poo me.
... Milk Shak8-1
6CN C FOP OU " C ATALC . J C ANO CR.UU "I f. L ZEMP'S. I
ATLAS ENGINE WORKS'
INDIANAPOLIS, !ND. .Wiuj
j. p. Kennedy, HaaBSgl
over the Comity Tixnsu'rer's olllco '
: r J { > ~i ,] 5 -0 iV f
FKJEBITURE
M* I- MJlfifHBE
rfr M c *Wf*rxi2^i*8
WHOLESALE 110 RETAIL,
359,381,383 UPPER FLOORS,
HAfN Gll'iT' 3!-) KING STREET,
CHrtPkli.SiOfi, t-. G.
V/E CARRY A FI LL LINE,
FROM MI-: COST LI USA TO
THE (J UFA TEST. AN J) ORDER
DIRECT FROM THE FACTORIES.
I'itW iii
OLD NIOK WHISKEY BU..
sL('('?;>.>!>!?. > 'i U
JOSEPH WILLIAMS.",;
Wholesale and Kef ail Dealers in
US?y W!I*A
PURE COPPER DISTILLED
WHiSKlEii 3M mm,,
PANTHER CREEK, N. C..
ORDERS SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY
jS?XL.'JCj'jSD. .
feb27-ly
U AiUUI (A&JL1U1 U? _
With an experience of over 21
yearn. we still on hand a full
stock of (JOI^INs'uud CASKETS,
from cheapest to I.lie highest j?ri< ca.
We eel! pluwperMImn any one in
town, (iivn us a rail and he convinced,
lor wo cannot he undersold.
E. i, SlcCrcight i Son.
Sept. 22-l.r.
hew invention"
llii'_";e ami wagon lires npvl. without
f-nltho: and woi bug, ami tire
!.o|? h<ih a pp nerved jn lima by
memo of my new tiro upset or.
lleprdnn", painting and trimming
done to order at the iWci t.V old shop.
J W. HUNTLEY.
fmm- fllAH.
* Mint 1* f 9 f
THE
rtwsv raccscev^T
i vni,ilui
50?q
fflMliaY USE.
Scud for Circular and J'rico List. <JJ
W1 i K KLl ilt & \VI liSOX MTU CO *
Atlanta, Ga
IV,v Snl.; I.y (J (I. YOUNG,
A ay ( auidcn, S. C.
Vate Cotton Seed Oil Mill anil
fertilizer Company.
NOT I CI'! is liPtvhy fjivcn t ln:t fix rT.iysr
nfn-r dnfe the !:o -I:: of Unhft-ri it on
to the Capital M<K-k of tin* WATMltKE
GO'ITON S!Ci:U oil, Mil,I, AND Fblll
TILIZEIJ COMPANY rvill l>o open at the
Stoic of Messrs. llauin Itros. in ttie Town of
Camden. S. C.
SAMUKI, P.OYKIN,
,1. A. I.'AIION,
M. A LUX AN !)! li,
w. b\ nrrssKu,.
a \i t.irvv
Vf. ''
II. *>. ('.MtkiSON,
I'oan! ..I Cnrptu.itnrs
('.uiidcti, 'X <, May *Ulii, lfc'iMJ.
~ CAR LOAD"
J I;ST IX, AXI) TITK TnhIkM-nn
'no supplied in ANY
QUANTITY.
\\c. Xics. Rwvrs.ons, Sc ????Jio<l nt
re*ls!f?*i| Til v.
I'l-n.nw hnvin-r f'vshi-ioirn:, hnttov,
&c.. whioli iii'T '.vi ti piiitTil on Ice,
cnii In- afoon.mo'lntt'il at? sn.;i!l lvmunoralioii.
?2y"0n4i?mft<5 or.rt pyt loo on F.t.ndays
from 11 a. in. to J o clock )>. m.
V?\ aKiSENHKDlEK.
8 3 IB?M.nutWniEkcyHabits
IS il $ ?L"??Si ticulhr-:... i.t I KK?.
* 1 ktmmr o i Ji.M.WMOl.l.nv.M.D.
WAil&ulatiiU. uluco WiiUiltttll St,