The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, October 09, 1890, Image 3
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Wntta rereived the nominatiou for h
liny kill were nominated for County Ci
McCaskill and Hamuioud will ha\ e to
Commissi oner. The third primary v;
of October, aud the Executive Cornmi
day to tabulate the returns. The san
last elections have beeu re-appointed 1
report to the county chairman for box'
3ft? Jonrasl,
I). C. KIRK LEY, Proprietor.
TERMS 0ESU RSCRIPITOXT
ONE YEAK, $1.50; SIX MONTHS, 75
CENTS; FOUU MONTHS, 50 CENTS.
THURSDAY, OCT. 9.1890.
Plnenix Hook and Ladder Co.
Meets at the Opera House on the First
Thursday Night in every month
W. It. McCltKIilIlT,
Secretary.
Knights of Honor.
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Honor, meets oii the Firn and Third Monday
Evenings, at 8 o'clock, at the OjHjra
liouu. I. II. Alexander, Ueporfer.
American Legion of Honor.
Adams Council No. 910, A. L. of IT.,
moets at their Council Koom, (third floor
of the Opera House). on the Second and
Fourth Wednesday Evenings at o'clock.
Visiting Bretheren always welcome.
2By order of the Commander.
il. H. Alexander,'Secretary.
It is Only in * City,
Where you can find audi an e'epant,
fine assortment of ladies' dress
poods, as yon can see at Hanoi Hros.
It is our business to keep you posted.
l)ou't Forget
The dime literary entertainment
to be given by the Sonbe ms to-morrow
even ng at the residence of Rev.
P. V! Boraar, for the purpose of raising
funds to complete fnrnishing the
Baptist ('Lurch. Refreshments will
be served.
Plenty PointsIf
you would only read our locals,
yoa certainly can not make a mistake,
for we always advise you to go
to Baum Bios. for the best assorted
stock. This is the best point we can
give you.
Married. j
Hershman?Hanlon?On Wednesday.
September 24th, 1890, at
the residence of the groom's parents,,
252 Hndson Street. New York, by
Rev. Philip A. H. Brown, Alexander
Laru Hershman, of Crnden, S. ().,
to Jennie J/illie Hanlon, of Philadelphia.
Too Cheap!
Neighbor, so you have another
complaint. We sell too cheup you
gay. Well, we do not do business to
suit yon; we snit ourselves, and are
determined to please our enstomorp,
as we always did, and this is the reason
why we require such a big stock.
Stop criticising, neighbor.
Balm Bros.
llettle Bernard Chase at Opera House
next Tuesday Evening, Oct. 14.
An almost perfect performance is
promised bj Miss Chase's manage,
ment this, season. Her supporting
company is the very best that could
possibly be secured, the. new play,
'Uncle's Darling," has been a sue
cess everywhere, and the scenery is
very Gne. The famous Golden Gate
Quartette, a roost excellent musical
organization, will also appear in the
play introducing songs, dancep, med.
lc)s, and many brilliant opeiatic
selections. A clean cut comedy
production, entirely free from the
( lightest possible taint of vulgarity,
will be presented. '
"Uncle's Darling," which will re
reive a strong product-on nt Opera
lie uso on Tuesday evening next,
will be under the personal supervision
of the author, Mr. Chas \V.
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School Commissioner, McDowell and
uuinissioners, and Kirkloy for Auditor
run in (he third primary for County
ill be hold on Saturday, the 11th day
ttee will meet on the following Tues- {
ie managers who served in the two
or the third. They are requested to
es uud tickets. I
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J i iou msn 10 aec
Fifty piece* of elegant bluck dress i
goods of all grades, go to Buuin Bros. |
This is our point
Turn Out ami Help the Hoys (
An entertainment will be given by 1
tbe Phoenix Hook and Ladder Com- *
pnnv on the 21st in*t. A nice pro- '
gramme has been prepared, ami all
who attend will not be disappointed, jj
Wo hope our citizens will turn out t
and lend a helping band to onr hoys 1
They Wi.nt new uniform?, and when <
they get them, will paint the town
red.
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Wonderful. 4
Such a stock of clothing for "Men 1
and Boys" as we havo seen at the 1
the "old reliable" Hanm Bros" can (
only be found in a big city. The I
like has never beon seen iin Camden
before. Think of it, a good Boys'
suit?a good one?for nenotv-five
cents; and they sell awfully fast; (
on'y a few dozen left. Notico the f
pointer. ;
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We have Boen .10,000 yards of the ,
best round thread Plaids at Buum
Bros., which tliev offer at 5c per yard, 5
And they have eleven accommodating '
clerks to wait on you. i
The Honor Roll. <
Tho following names make up the 1
Roll Honor of the Camden Graded
school for September: '
Boys?Thomas Nelsot, Dcssiq <
Puvia, A Hie MeCreight, Alva De. 1
Pass, Eddie Truesdell. Maurice DePa?s,
Will Nelson, Lewis Yaughan, i
Eddie DePass, Yance Boswell.
Girls?Susie Linning, I ena Kirkley,
Hattie Deboaehe, Ella Zemp,
Marie Walker, Lottie Dobv, Tinnie
Rharaes, Margaret Whitakcr, Daisy
Truesdell, Etta Haile, Callit t'ureton, I
Edda Airants, BessieGorald. Alethea
Iluckabee. Bcssia Jordan, Margaret
Garrison.
New Raisins, Currants and Citron
at W. J. JoN*L9\
"The Old Reliable."
Through storm and tempest, and
I in the sunshine of prosperity, the j
I tried old firm of Baum Bros, has
stood firm as a rock in Camden
This, the fall of 1890, finds them
again in the lead, marching under
their old and tried banner?low
prices and honest dealings. Never
more varied and cheaper lot of goods
have hcen brought to our markets
than they have brought this fall.
They intend to keep their big trade
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hum fuviuulu rejHII-muuu. mo to sko
tlioiu and be satisfied. So says tbo
Chronicle.
A lot of ordinary quality Table
Knires and Forks at New York price?,
bought from bankrupt stock, at
W. J. Jones'.
The Urunibliug Neighbor.
Yon are not satisfied yet. neigh*
bor. Now you say, that you know
we do a very large business, and
that you are aware, on business prin
cinles. that larye nnrelnisoH. and
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those for cash, roust bo bought
cheaper than smaller ones on a credit,
and in that way we hare the advantage,
and we can sell our goods
cheaper en that account,, and no
doubt that accounts for the large
business we arc doing. But yon
criticise our presumption (as you call
it) in calling our establishment like
the Sterns and Ehricks of New York.
Yon say that this is simply ridiculous.
Well, neighbor, do not worry over
this. We never claimed that our
establishment is us big as those above
mentioned. We merely claim that
one who visits our city-like establishment,
must be FCipinded of the
Stern and Ehrick store. That is
what we claim. BauM linos. .
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iicruarktibte Bc.seue.
| Mrs. Michael Curiam, lHaintinld, 111 ,
' iimkrb ilie aiiileiiieiii thai hhw cuiiglii cold,
hich doit led >!i t?r lu ig<; 010 iv.it treated
j lor a nri'inlh by h-r tamiiy physician, hut
hut grow worse. Peloid hershe was a hep |
trf nr ini -</( Ms'impli tt an?l thai no medicine
c iuhl cure her Her druggist suggested
Lfr King's New i?i?c?very lor Consumption;
alio Untight a hull c and to her delight
found herself Umieliird from ftr-t dose,
fchic coiniiiiied itn line an 1 alter taking ten
h.tiles, found herself aoiind and wall, now
does tier own housework and in n? well at
she ever was,?Free trial bottles of thin
Great Diacoveiy at l?r. 1\ I.. Ztiup'a l>rugstcrc,
large billies otic and ol.
They nrc hound to keep the lead;
they have prepared for it; they Itnvc
bought a noble atoek of goods for
cash, and will give you the advantage.
Tliey always do what they say.
See what the Chronicle Bays of the
old reliable Baton Bros., unsolieitod
by them. The Ch- oniclt is not afraid
to speuk.
What kind of insinuations are we
to make when men who claim to he
Democrat', men who have hold
prominent positions, assert open I v :
"We'll hot support or vote for the
ticket nominated ice'll beat you with
the ni'jytr, yet" yt)
Flonr, from $4.50 np at
W. J. Jones.'
If v n wi h to seo the nicest and
finest stock of Dress Goods ever
brought to Camden, go and see Daum
Bros. It will surprise yoik for the
like you have never before seen here.
It reminds one of the Altaians and
Steru3 of New York.
The Greenvillo News says the
Marion Star is the only newspaper
in the State that endorses Judge
Haskell's maifesto and indicates a
purpose to support the State ticket
announced last week as one to be
nominated by the Kepublicaus, head*
Bd by Judge Haskill.
New Decorated Toilet Sets, at
W. J. Jones'.
For the largest assortment in black
.roods ot all qualities you must go to
Baum Bros.
Baum Bros, certainly have got the
argest stock of new and elegant Carlets.
You must go ami see them.
If you want to see a real genuine
vnoiesaic estaunsumcni go 10 i>aum
Brop.
Why do yo? go to Columbia and
Charleston to buy Furniture, when
he old reliable Banm Bros, have such
m elegant stock" They can certainy
plcuse every body.
The duty of all Democrats h to
jet together and eleet the Democratic
.ioket. This they will do, and B. R.
rillmnn will he the next Governor
>f South Carolina.
Wonderful! Whoie in the world
:an you buy bleachod long cloth at
tc. per yard? Go to the old reliable
Banm Bros . of course. There you
?ill find 50,000 "yards, which they
>fler only to customers at four cents
>cr yard.
ONE DOLLAU WEEKLY
Buys a good Gold Watch by onr
"llnb Systom. Onr 11 Karat patent
itiflfened gohl cases are warranted for
20 years, Waltham or Elgin moveiient.
reliable and well known. Stem
wind and set, hunting or opon f:icc,
Lady's or Gent's size. Equal to any ,
575 Watch. Wo sell ouo of these
Watches for $25 cash, and send to
any address by registered mail, or by
Kxprei-s C. 0. 1).. with privilege of
sxumination; also by our Club System
at $1 per week.
Our Agent at Durham, N C. wrifes:
,4 Our jewelers have confessed they
ion't know how you can jurnish such
wurk for the money."
One good reliable Agent wanted
in each place. Write for particulars.
Empire Watch Co.,
48 &50 Maiden Lane,
New York.
OPEEA~HOTJSE.
J. L. BRASINGTON, Manager.
oioij&.iEotxxsrGHETTIE
BERNARD CHASE,
Supported by a Fine Company of Dramatic
At lists, Mid the Famous
Golden Gate Quartette,
In her Latent, Best and Great Play,
"'UNCLE'S DARLING,"
A Roinanco of Alaska, by
Olias. w. OtLasc.
"True friends, like ivy clinging to the wall,
Stund side by side, or both together fall."
Special Scenery for Three Entire Acts !
The Great Shipwreck Scene 1
The Wonderful Ieo Glacier Scene, with
Grandly Illuminated Aurora Borcali?.
Prices 25, 50 aud 75 Cents.
Ono Niirlit, Tuesday, Oct. 14.
CITATION-South
Carolina?Kershaw County.
lfy J. r. iuickio. i ronuie ditiigo.
Whereas Archie "W. Hagins made
suit to me, to grant him betters of
Administration of the Kstuto of anil
effects of Kdoiond 'Meheod
These are therefore to cite anil
admonish all anil singular the kin*
dred and creditors of the paid Ed*
inond Mc..cod deceased, that they ho
and appear hefnro me, in the Court
of Probate, to bo held at Camden, on
October, 20th next, after publication
hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,
to aliow cause, if any thry have, why
the said Administration should not
be K...nted.
Given under my hand, this 6th day
of September, A. 1)., 1^90.
J. T. MICKLE,
Judge of Probate,
An Ordinance
l'.ovlding for tlie preserving and
protecting the I*ubli<: I'ropei ty
I HE IT I>HDA INKD BY 'I IIK IN.
| TEN DA NT AND W AII DENS of
j tlie Town of Cutnden ami by the
I authority of the same,
j Sec. 1. That from ami after the
passage of this Ordinance it shall be
unlawful for any person or persons
to paint or cause to be painted any
advertisements, signs or paste or
cause to be pasted any paper ndvor
tisements or notices of any kind on
any of the lamp posts or any other
pioperty belonging to said Town.
Sr.c. 2. Any person po offending,
upon conviction, shall he fined not
exceeding ($1U) TEN DOhLAR'5, or
to confined not exceeding CM))
TWENTY DAYS in Jail, or hoth a.ti
*!,? aiV.npdtiAn ??f flih Inl^ndfint.
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Ratilien in Council assemble-! this
C?l:i day of October, A I>., 1890.
JNO. W. COKBETT,
Iutendaut.
J. L. IJRABixaTOX, Clerk.
J. D. KENNEDY,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAVV,
Camden, S. C.
Olficc on Law Range, in rooms
over the County Treasurer's ollicrl
New Arrivals
OF
Millinery Goods!
Most StyM Hats,
THE PRETTIEST PLURES,
And a Largo and Attractive Stock of
-* -m TT-w-?TT-?4r
Can Now be Found at
is. T. B. WALKER'S,
Who will lake great pleasure iu show,
ing them. 'J'ho ladies and the public
generally are most cordially invited
to call and inspect my line of Millinery
Goods, which is replete in every
particular.
Prices marked down.
Mrs T. B. WALKER. j
YoToTmlvE 1
Without Eating,1
And If Yon Want
A BARGAIN
TRY ME,
And I will convince yon that I have
the best and cheapest
GBOCEBIES 1
Ab well (is TIN WARE. I n'Bu
Imvo rri>od cheap (ROARS hnd TO*
BACCO. Don't forget the place
JOSEPH 0001)ALE.
Irc-EffiMB
IS NOW RECEIVING
A LAUCIE AND HANDSOME
ASSORTMENT OP
MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS
00NSIST1X0 OP
LADIES' HATS & BONNETS,
ALSO
CHILDRENS' HATS & CAPS
OF EVERY SHAPE AND STYLE.
Ribbons, Flowers &. Feathers
ALSO, A PULL STOCK OP
ZeDliirs, Eiroiry Sift, k
E^BUTTRRICK PATTERNS FOR
SALE, AND STAMPING DONE ]0N
SHORT NOTICE.
Mrs. S. JWLED,
Mch 20?
furniture!
furniture
W. F. MAGUIRE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
359,361, 363 UPPER FLOORS,
MAIN STORE 2305 KING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
? ? i TITTT T T 7JVTD
WK C'AKIil A r ujuij
FROM THE COSTLIEST TO
THE CHEAPEST, AND ORDER
DIRECT FROM THE FACTORIES.
Feb 13.
~ SHUT UP
AND
QUIT TALKINC POLITICS
And have voukold buggies pain
TED and HUMMED to look ami laHt
as well as a new Buggy, at otic-fourth ot
the o st of a new one.
None tat tlie Bsst Material Used
All Wood and Iron Work done by the BEST
WORKMEN.
An Experience of 32 Years
Convinces mo that I can plense you. GIVE
ME ATRIAL. Respectfully,
b 91. holmes. 1
Adjustable Duplex Corsets.
\\fiy these Corsets have conquered all
competitors:
Tl.nv fivn 'i/liiwf'ililrt ilin liiaa l?v &tr?in ami buckle
"*v ",v/ "j ~?r - and
can bo made to tit any form instantly. Tliey have no
bones to break over the hips. They are made with double
seam and will not rip. They have double bones and double
steels.
JWLOIVJEY KEFUNDED
For any Corset not satisfactory. Beware of imitations and
infringements. Be sure tbc word Duplex is on every
Corset. The great popularity of the Celebrated Duplex
Corset has tempted unprincipled manufacturers to sell
worthless imitations.
A full llTIA
Thompson's Glovefitting CorsetHandsome
Line of '" 1
Dress Goods, Silks, Ribbons, Carpets,
Hugs, and everything: to he found in a
First Class Dry Goods, Shoe, ?
Clothing & Hat Store.
Handkerchiefs, Towels, and all Linen Goods, imported
direct, and we guarantee 25 per cent, less than any
[louse here or elsewhere. A part of these Goods have arrived,
and balance October 1st.
Big drive in l?ibbons, and endless variety at 33 1-3 per
3cnt. less than value,
OUR BLACK GOODS
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Are complete, and prices lower than ever, ranging from
~ 14 - 4 1 1 t
LO cents to $1.25?every price guarantceu.
IKIIID GLOVES.
Full Stock, in black and colored dress and undress Kid,
3very pair warranted except our 50 cent ones, which are
tho best ever offered for that money.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
flmvmlfthn and lower than ever, notwithstanding an ad- -
vanfce of 15 per cent, in leather.
Our custom Goods for Ladies and Children will arrive in
a few days. Every pair warranted.
Wholesale Department *
" ~ ' 1* - 1 J - ..1 1.1 ...... ..... IwiAkVA /?. _
All Uouiuiy iVLerciutiii S MIOUIll WU 111^) UtUV'A v vi i
tiering off, as I will save freight to them.
Our Olotliing Stock
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Is full of genuine bargains.
Cliilds' Suits from $1.00 up to $8.00.
Bovm' " " 3.00 u " 11.00.
Men's " " 3.50 " " 20.00.
Pants at all prices.
$30,000 W0ETH OF STOCK
Ihmght at bottom prices and being offered at the lowest
notch of littleness.
The following gentlemen will be glad to politely wait J
upon their many friends and customers: j
Messrs. J. 0. Nicholson, '
, eocene vlllerujue.
.T. S. Riiame,
F. 1). Oamrrell,
J. It. Kirk lev,
J. J. Workman,
J. 15. VVeldon,
P. K. Winkler,
Together with the PROPRIETOR OF T11E
GILT EDGE STORE.
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flflJTtfiTAlI W. Ij. DouuIiih Shoe* are
uaUllUll wnrrnnl?4. aud every pair
iuk hie nnntc nud^prlce ntamped on bottMB*
$3 SHOE GENTLEMEN.
Pino Calf and J.nccd Waterproof Grain.
l'ho excellence and wearing qualities of this shoe
;anuot he better shown than iiv the strong endorse- J
ncnts of Its thousumls of constant wearers.
Kfi'.OO Genuine Hnnd-sewed, an elegant and
O stylish dress Kline which commends Itself.
|>s.OO llund-soxved Writ. A flue calf .Shoo
4 unequalled for stylo and durability.
S0.50 Goodyeer Welt Is the standard dress.
O Shoo, at u popular price.
tO.BO I'olicemiia'H Shoe 1*especially adapted
cP for railroad men. formers, etc. '
All made In Congrisu, llultou cud Lace.
53 & $ 2SHOES lafd?,1S,
?vo Ik en most favorably received sluco Introduced
lud the recent Improvements mako them superior
;o any shoes sold at these prices.
Ask your Dealer, and if lio cannot supply you send
llrect to factory enclosing advertised price, or a
postal for order Hanks.
W. S>. DOUGLA81 Rrocktos, HI ass.
HlRSCil BROS., Agents. I
CLD NICK WHISKEY CO..
SUCCESSORS TO;
JOSEPH WILLIAMS,!
Wholesale and Kef ail Dealers in
0L3 MM
PURE COPPER DISTILLED
WHISKIES and BRANDIES,
PANTHER CREEK, N. C.
JRDERS SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY
FILLED. N|
K'b27-ly
HI
the - J
OMLY PERFECT If
towhsm v .FAMILY
USE. I
Send fo~ ''ir-idar and Price L st. <JI
VV11 EELElt & WILSON M'FG CO "
Atlanta. GaJ
Fir Side by G. 0. YOUNG,
>Iuy 15- Camden, SC. r
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t STRENGTH.
HAPPINESS. |
TESTIMONIALS.
5Ir*.S. F. Cha|<bi, PresideM "W. C.T. 17.,
ay*: "The ELKCTP.OFOISK Is a panacea for
nervousness, brain fatipuo ari.1 pcnomldeblllty.
I foul It a duty to say: try the ELECT IiOPOISE."
Her. ST. W. Fitmntida. Sumter, S. C? aavs:
"mm. k. li.it, been iimIiiktlic ICLECTIUiPOISE for
malaria for several months, and at present her
health la cxccMeiit."
TV. O. Mhh>r, Pres. Sibley Mills, Anensta,
(hi., nays: "I have used the ELECTUOPOISK for
Heliitie.-i, and am one thousand per cent, better. I
rccuuaiaiml ks use to nil shullurly affected."
T. J. IfnrilaiToy. Charleston, 8. C,says:
"Three weeks" use of the ELECT itOPOlbE relieved
ljle of chronic sciatica."
nr. Will. N. Klntr. Sit W. 4MiSt, New
York, stays: "I liavefouiul the ELbTC UOPOI&E
nmost wonderful curative agent. 1 would conshier
inv professional skill crippled Indeed without
M.
Krv.t', N. 5lorrovv, Hawthorne. Fla, says:
"Four inoiitltT use of the KLECTltOITlIBE
restored me to heoltli from ft complication of
broneliitlis Catarrh, dyspepsia, and torpid Hver,
with a gain of 4t) Ihs. lu weight."
Southern Electropoise Co.
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CHARLESTON, S. C.
8?> now Advertisement >ezt lwuo.
Afflll M and WHtefcoy HablU
nrn ^?1 EjMeund ut homo
11 I WT HI outwUu. Book of parSi
| | W |Vl licularaw.>nt I'HKE.
? l?.M.\VOOLLKY,M.I>.
w AIUuUjCIb. Udioo Ml/% Whitehall at.
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