The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, October 23, 1890, Image 3
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I). ('. KIKIlLRY, Proprietor.
TKRMS'of SUilSCHlLTIOX: I
ONE YEAR, fcl.SQt SIX MONTHS, 75
CENTS; FOUR MONTHS, 50 (T NTS. I
THURSDAY,OCT. C:j. IS<)<>.
PJurnix Hook and Ladder Co.
Moris at the r?porft Moii<? op tl.e I'TitsrJ
Timr>dny XLht in eu-rv nsotith
\Y. U. ilcCHKWHT,
Secretary.
Kiiig'ils of Honor.
De'CaUI tjodl.ii: No l'ju. kniuuts of
II iVoii, mec's on 'ho Fir*? and /furii Xmu.
(1 iv* HJvoaiu^. :it 8 o'clock, at the Opera
liouse. i. 11. Alexander, lieporter.
American Legion or Honor.
Adams OounciIj Xo. 940, A. L. of n..
mio at their Council Itoom, (third flo. r
of fie Opera Housed on th? Skcoxd and
Fourth Wednvs.lav Hveuings at ?J o'clock.
Visiting Urctheren always welcome.
By order n? the ( oiumiunler.
jl. II. Alkxaxu^r, Secretary.
Camden Cotton .Market.
Wcdue.-'iUiV eveuii)*,'. Qclolier 22nd
18U0:
Market weak
Strict Ij' W .Mid l 9 1-1G.
Middlings, 9 3-16.
Strut .M oldiitigs, 9 5-l'?.
Good M doling*, 9 7 16.
If You Wish to See
Fifty piece* of elegant hiac's* dress
poods of u:l grades, go to B.iuin Bros. 1
This is our point.
l
Notice to Presidents of Democratic 1
Clubs 1
"We hare been requested to Plate '
that tli? Democratic Clubs of Kershaw
County have been assessed outdo
lar each for campaign purposes,
and the Presidents are requested toi
rolled the same and hand it in to
the County Chairman at ?nce. '
i
11 is Only in a City,
TV here you can find such an e'e- r
gant, fine assortment of ladies' dress i
goods, as you can see at ban u Pros. ,
It is our business to keep you post- ,
ed. c
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Dig Democratic Dally at Lancaster. t
General J. D. Kennedy and Mr
W, J>. 'j ranthnm have been invited j
to address 'he Democracy of Lan- ?
-aster Countv on next Mondav, 27th (
instant, at Lancaster C. li. It 13 j
said tii s will ho the bggost I)etno-la
oratie demonstration ever lie! I inj,
Lancaster county. The Democrats s
of that ^aliant of county never do ,
things by halves. t
Plenty Points
It' you would on'y read our locals,
you ce>taiuly can not make a mis
take, for we always advise yon to go
to liautn ! :os. for tlie liest i.ssortud '
stock. This is the best [mint wo can '
give you.
To Our Subscribers.
Considering the shortness of crops
last year, the stringency of money,
and the hard times generally, wt
have re-rained from dunning. Hut
now. since our country has been
blessed with good crops, and money j
matters are easier, we feel con- ,
sfrn ned to ask those of our subsrrb
bers whom we have indulged so long ,
and patiently to call and settle the (
small amounts they are due us on (
snbscription. Kach of these amounts are
small in themselves, but when ,
put togtther they help us out won- |
derfully.
We take this occasion to return |
,1?who luivfi sn kindlv I
liiunno vu UJWV^ ? ? - 1.
remembered us lately and made our
hearts glad bv payi 11^ up and re ]
newittg their subscriptions (
"The Old Keliabhv' ,
Through s'orm and tempest, and '
in the sunshine of prosperity, the I
tried old liitii of 13aitin Bros, lias I
Ftood firm as a rock in Camden '
This, the fall of 1 Sl>(?, finds tiieni j
agnn in the lead, marching under '
their old and tried ban net?low <
j rit'ts and honest dealings. Never !
more varied and cheaper let of goods 1
have i ceil brought to our markets '
than they have brought this fall.
They intend to keep their big trade
and enviable rej ut ition. Go t<? see
them and be satisfied. So says the
Chronicle. j
More ltain.
Will. 4l./? evnunlinn /if nnn ilnv W/> I
M ILll tiiv; caw j/wivu vi ' ?*/ ? .. ^ ,
have bad about two weeks of beauti
Jul weatlier for cotton picking. It (
commenced raining again jester lay, <
and from present appearance it is |
likely to continue for some days,
much to the regret of the fanners
whose fields urn white with the
fleecy staple. We have been in- <
formed by farmers from different sections
of the county in the past few
days, that there are many fields. f
cotton that have never been picked
over the first t me. Fortunately
there have been no sterns or heavy
winds to blow it oat, and a few days
of favorable weather would be of inestimable
value to the farmeis just
now.
The Negro Vote and the Farmers.
"It stands to reason,'" says the Jack
8ouville Times-Union, "that the negroes
in the country districts are mo
going to be whipped into thesuppott.
of an Ultra-Den ocrnt like .Indue
Haskell without at v tangible reward j
in view. Th? v krow that their op-!
j osit on to ;br Tiliman. except by
support ng h regular lie publican nomicee,
won d prodm e Mm ntin< st ani-!
n osity on the part of 'he fa run rs.
\ h se gf od wiM is (.1 ri-st importance
to tl em. They know thai til y would
1 s* m'?re than they co-Id gain, :nd '
t-a", they w ?n!d provoke \ioieucej
The (.'"uiiiljling Neighbor.
Yon are nut s-ul sf!'ed yet. neighI
hor. N; w you say, that y-.u know
1 wo do a very large I) siness, and
that y<m are aware, on <>us iicsh p'in
iciples, that large pnrcti-iSes, and
IIlose f?>r cash, must he boeght.
idicaper tlian smaller ones on a credit,
and in that way we have the ad.
v-ntuge, and we can sell our goods
! cheaper ?n t ?t accounr, and no
doubt- that accounts for the la rye
ousine?.K we are doing' 13ut you
criticise our presumption (ms you call i
it; iu calling our establishment iikei
lite Sterns and Kiiricks of New Yoi k. j
You >av that tins is simply ridiculous, j
Well, neighbor, do not worry over |
this. We nevi r claimed that onrj
establishment is : <s big as .'hove above j
mentioned We more v claim that j
!); who visits our city-like estubl sit. I
meat, must he reminded of t.i-e
stern and Eliri<k stoic. Tlmt is
what we claim. Baum Bros.
A Splendid Showing
At the annual Church Conference;
of the O'Uidcn Baptist Church held '
iltcr 9erviics on Sunday mornino i
last, tin* Treasurer's report was ;
read sliowi? p rcoeip s and expen ti ;
lures lor the year ending September!
3Uth, lor Pastor's salary, ni ssions. |
edncalio . Sunday solioo , andinei-'
denial expenses. amounting to!
?2.063,32. Uf this amount, .-omething j,
over s2.)0 were contributed to the',
cause of missions and < ducal: or. 11
I here is also part of the contributions j
by tiie ehhdrcn of tue bun-lav'
School not included in the above |
amount.
'Jhe members and congregation of!
this Church are to be congratulated
upon the excellent showing thus i
ma ie, notwithstanding the stringency j
luring ilie past year. 'I heir house j
>f worship has been t eat'y and sub. j
y repaired, ami its unproved j.
ippfearancv and comfortable arrange- j
neut can hut make them fee] proud j
if the goo I work they have accoiu .
dished.
Tito following resolutions were f
inaiiioon ly a I op ted :
Resolved, 'J hat the thanks of this j
ongragution are due and the same are
jereby tendered to the officers arid <
embers of the Picsbylerinn Chnrcli *'
>t Camden, for theusoof C eir house
if worsh'p, kindly tendered us
lunng the past summer, while our
jwn wis nude going rep-i rs. i j
Resolved. Tltut the Church Clerk *
?e directed to transmit 10 the officers f
imi members of the Presbyterian j r
Church a copy of this r solution.
The Pastor, Rev. P. V. Bomar, ,
md Mr T.J. Josey were elected r.s
lelcpites to the San tee Baptist Asloeiatioi),
which meets to-day (! hutslay]
at Suiumerton, Clarendon
:ountv.
Too Cheap! c
Neighbor, so yon have another
oinplaint. We sell too cheap you
iuv. ell, we <'0 not do business to
uityou; we suit ourselves, and are 4
ifctermined to please our customers,;'
as we always did, and tiiisis the rea- '
son why we require such a b;g stock. *
stop criticising,-neighbor. 4
Baum Bros.
The 3Cs it ail Road Shops. J
From an interview liad bv are jt
porter for the Charleston W' rid with 11
soino of the cfticials of tbe3'!'sR:ii L
Road a few days ago, we learn'hat
L'o'. R. A .Johnson tow says that}
the Company shops will he built, at j4
Cult eshurfr, Ky. If we are not mis-iK
taken, sometime ago the shops wen r
promised to Johnson City, Te in , f 1
tiie people would vote the additional '
subscription asked for and extend 1
the time for the completion of t'u- 5
Road to that place.
Wei', < amdvn ought to he iri good i f
lipail yi.t. When the construction! g
al'the Road hegan here, with the aid1,
of our liberal subscription. the shops ?
were located here?on paper?!.y = t
telegraph. They were then moved i i
to Rock Hill, then to Bluckshnr ,'<
lien to Johnson City, and now (to i x
tit) moved to Cattlesbnrg. And I (
probably they will bo m<>ve<i otinp-j
the Road as it progresses till the |
Jtlier en 1 is reached, when possibly |
I hey may he brought hue!: sniper '
nanently located at Camden. Youj
sec?
Wonderful j (
Rurh a stock of clothing for "M- n j?.
uul Boys" us we have; seen at the; *
tl.e "old reliable" Baum Bros' can: i
">nlv be found in a bicj c-tv. Their
ike has never beeu seen in Camden 11
before. Think of jt, a good Boys' jl
mit?a good one?for neneb-ti e l
jents; and they sell awfully last; [
m y a few dozen left. Notice the
pointer.
The Population of the State
The official report of the census of!'
South Carobna for 1S'.)0 places tej;'
population at 1.11-1,101, an inere so j'
of 157,584, or ol' 15 2 per .cent. n '
the current decade. The ineron e
between 1SG0 and 1880 was 10',- j
8G0, or at the rale of nearly 21 peri!
ccn'. for each decade. The dilt'eronce
in the two rati s means simply, :
and only, that. least 58,1)00 of the'
people of the State have not been |
counted hv Mr. Power's enumerator.?.?Spiirtunbury
Herald
i I
English Spavin Linima- t removes
all [lard, Soft or Cnl In tired l umps!
aikI Blemishes front horses, Blood
Spavin, Curbs, Spli*>ts. Sweeney.;
Bing-bone, , Stifles. Sprains, all
Swollen Throats, Coughs, Kb*.
Save $50 by use of ony bottle. I
VA nrranted the most wonderful Blemish
Cure ever known. Sold by Dr.
F. L. /.emp. Druggist, Camden.
3Iar;y PcJ S'itiS *7c broken
town from overwork or hoiuulioM enre*.
Brown's Iron Bitters rat.aii.sb-o
ij-Btera, cidJ digestion, irctnows ex-. .'is of uiie.
and Cure! ktmlarlft. Get tbc geuuiiie. '
Vaseline lie .it s Soap
A friend ix.ine a fe?. months a*,'o
told me bow t < shave e>-si!y and i
painlessly, and I have never shaved i
in u harbor's shop since. Ti e plan
is to i se o 1 or yreaso instead of
soap t'? prep-Te the chin an ! soften i
the hear !. Vasel no is the most eonverven',
and it s! oul 1 be rubbed in!
quite freely. Tlion \v t h a l<e?*n j
v z-ir slinvimr can he done q ioklyl
wi h <nt. a snspicio i of pain. Ac i
first I couldn't reconcile nivaelftn!
doing1 without the orthodox lather!
and used soap after the vaseline hud
been applied, lint the soap is really
unnecessary, and shaving with |
vaseline is cleaner, as well as!
< - ? - i ?i..., : n I
poMamer, ami worn- i* unnr i>? ux
point, tln-re is no irnbil.ion wh-itever
to the skin.?Nrw Yorlc World.
C.'oing- a Xiggering.
Apropos of the present political 1
complicati ns in this State, an?l tho
meiiocuvering of tlie Haskell independent?three
blind mice?bobtail
ticket, wo submit the following anecdote:
l't-rlc.p- before the tdes of
November ?o sliall :il have to i" italf
the citrish and <r?> a nioii?*rin?j. j
Manv years mjo there w s an old J
darkey w';o used to fis i on a nek in j
the Mississippi li ver. He wr?nhl.
jier out upon I)is rock and take his
' ait and lijfbt hi' pipe and fish for
cat-fish. One day ho swung an unii'uaUy
big cat. and in t.be struggle
he cat pulled him off the rock and
lie was drowned, and the poet of the i
local newspaper had Ibe following
.'ont'lef describing the catastrophe:
The neighbors never roiihl make on!,
I5v fie ai<! of ?.ii theirfigurine.,
Whether the nigger went u fishing '
Or the cat-fish went a-nigguiing.
?Edgof.e.ld Advertiser.
Jloney in Tomatoes. *
Our townsman. Major A. II. White,
d.'Liiind thisvear an acre in tomatoes!
<>r tItrs Canning Factory from wliich
m cleared a handsome profit IIipent
?u in the cultivation of t he
tore and the gathering of the tomaoes
cost. $!<>.20, makng a total ex- .
jense of 1 ii 20. lie "fathered from j
,h?* acre H40 bushe's for which he
ibbiinod 2 ) cents per bushel, or
jiiS for tiie crop?leaving* as his j
irolit $.)!.SO?Rock Ilill Herald. I
Fow absurd for newspapers to |
mblish ''Holes for Husbands." Any
>ort f wife can prescr be better rule.or
a husband than he can find in :i ;
icwspapi r
Says on eminent pliysici in : "So
ong as men uncover their h?ads hi
lioa'res, hulls, just so Jong
:atarrh will be a national ailment,
nid !uen silver frmn neuralgia and
o'onchial affections. There is no
uore sense in a man removing his lut
than there is in a woman laying >
iside her bjnnet.'' t
V
"If you want to go to s'eep quickv,"
said a Chicago phys eian the
jther day "drink a half pint of hot
vater or hot milk. I don't say it
vill act in every ease, but I will renin..,
mw /.,\ini.-in Mini, if will net in
"IV "V vw.... .V __ ...
light cases out of ten."
The Alliance asks the assistance of i i
,he good women?the farmers' wives
?in its noble work, and welcomes
heir presence and membership in 11
he order. No stood work has over.:
ifcpn accomplished by man withont |
.ho encouragement and aid of woman, j |
At. a recent meeting of the Trustees I j
if Clemson College J. F Duggur, of
Starkvillc, .Miss., was chosen assistin
t director o: the experimental st.i- '
,ion at $1,2<?0 a year, ami 1'rof M.;
15 Hardin, of the University of V.r j
r:ni i, whs elected chief chemist at a I'
iiilarv' of ?2,500.
i i
The bogle blast of pure nndnn-h
ilut-rat.cd f?. moo racy calling its [ I
i\ nr.pafhizc.rs and supporters to make j'
ea-ly fray, has been sonmlcd by the- |
>mu Democratic Executive Com- j
nittee. Its clarion notes will be.! (
ie--rd all over the Slate, and a re
iponsive answer will co ne from the j
noimtHinH to the sea as the Domo-j
rare host, rallies to down Haskell!
md his indoperident cohorts.
The farmer who says be has not I
hue to read a paper that is laboring
o support the cause in which he is
nost interested makes the aeknow-i
edgment at once that he has turned ,1
00 much of his business over to |
>!hcr fe.lows This position is aj
ir.in.l mistake of the farmer. Jloj
ihould endeavor to conduct his busi-!
less so ti:al, lm can have time, to !
end, and b. so -loiug ho cm postl
1 tii>elf iiu questions wherein he will J
>e atile to cope with the other iel j
ows who are speculating at his exien.se.
11
ONE HOLLAR WI-KKLV I
J>nvK a go al Gold N .,tch bv our '
'lnb System. Our It Karat patent]
stiffened coll cuM-s are warranted fori
Li icni". Waltham or K!<.:in move-j
......I i-..lI-. 1, i? .in 1 weil known, ."'tern i
tvii.fl :,n.l set. hunting or open laco.!
!-?uly*s ??r (i>'in'ft K pi.tl 1<? any
>|.) \\ ilt.l'll. Vie S-i 1 Otjy 1)1 t'lfrft*? :
U'iitoiiift lor $'J5 rash. send to
rsny ad-!r?-:<? by rr^i-icrcd us:i!, or !>v
Kxpre-s l\(). with pviviio;.:?' ??rj
examinut ion; nlso I)}' our < lub k*ys>i
Lciu :it Si per week.
Our Ajyvnt at Durham. N C. writes: j
" Our jewelers hare confessed they
don't know how you can j umiak such
Work fur the money.''
One ?jou(l reliable /lyent wanted
in each plane. Write for particulars.
Kmimuk WATC.I CO.,
*16 i& oO .Maiden l.une.
New York, j
Bueklen's Arnica Salve.
The Ileal Salve in I he world for Cuts,
Ilruisc" S"res, IT leers, Sail Mieuro, Fever
Sore-', itllei, Chipped Ihuilt,
Coins, hii*l irl Shin Krupl ions, imd p:silively
cuius l'ii?*s, or no pay soip.ind. lf
is guaranteed u? give perfect miiisfncttan
t ir.iVii'y I'tirntii. i'f.f-o "J' ' rnir
tiOA. For bale Oy L>r. 1 . L. Zeiilp; .
mi ?n rim i i i ~ r?-r n ? hi- i" - ~ - in
New Arrivals
OF
Millinery Goods !j
M Siylish Hals,
Tin: PliKTTIEST MA 3IES,
And a Large and Attractive Stock of
KIBBONN,
Can Now be Found at
is. I, OJiLKER'S,
Who ?*. :'! !n!<c ijrfif, pleasure in showing
tlnnn. 'I h?? ladies and the public
pjivunlly are most cordially invited
in call and inspect my dine of .Millinery
Goods, which is replete in every
particular.
Prices m.irlco l ^nvn,
Mrs. T. 15. WALKER.
YOU GAN'T LIVE
Without Eating,
Ami 11' Voji Want
A BARGAIN
TRY 31K,
Anil I will convince you that I have
the best and cheapest
GIROCZEil&IES
As well as TIN WARE. I a'so
liavo geftG cheap CIGARS hwl TO*
L>A COO. Don't, loruet the place
JOSEPH il 1)0 DALE.
"A.V pi *vf' >/.^ v{ *rf *?\
$?? Br
IS NOW RECEIVING
A LARGE AND HANDSOME
ASSORTMENT OP*
IILLMY k FANCY GOODS
CONSISTINO OP
LADIES' HATS & BONNETS,
also
DHILCRENS' HATS & CAPS
UP EVERY SHAPE AND S l'YI.E.
lions, Flov/giS & Feathers
A'.AO. A FULL ST.'.'"*; MP
Zspiip, Satoirj biii, is.
wbuttrrick patterns for
SALE, AND STAMPING DONE SON
SHORT NOTICE.
Mrs. S. TWEED.
Mcti 20?
An Ordinance
Providing for the preserving and
irolecting the Public Property.
HE IT OKDA IN ED HY TH E INrENDANT
AND WARDENS of
the Town of Camden and by the
authority of flic same.
Sec. 1. 'I hat from and after the
passage of thus Ordinance it shall be
unlawful for any person or persons
to paint or cause to be painted any
advertisements, signs or paste or
3.1 use to tie pasted any paper advertisements
or notices of any kind on
"f Hu 1 m:n nost.3 nr aiiv other
, v,. v v ;
):<>!u rt.v* In longing to said Town.
Skc. 2. Any person so offending,
upon conviction, shall he lined not
-. codivu- (SSO) TEN D0LLA115, or
o confined r.vfc exceeding (20)
rWEN'i'i" I)A VS in Jail, or both at
die discretion of the Intcndant.
Ii.itili mi in Council assembled this
5th dav of October, A 1>, 1*00.
J NO. W. CO KB KIT,
Imendant.
J. L. IhivsTxcTON. Clerk.
TLO nigkwhVSKEYCO..
sitcessors to;
JOSEPH WILLIAMS,Wholesale
and Iletail Dealers in
old nick
PORE COPPER DISTILLED
mm aii BRAHDIM,
PANTHER CREEK, N. C.
MS SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY
fol-27-ly
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.: . ; t C\ 'AiOf.'-?. '* ii ifilltLi !
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i*i ; .. 'a -? -T t? I?:;l\ J,
f i; ' ! - ' o ?.*.>? *7; ; <NJ p.
fill/l/)!llQ ]/-aYjn
ullliOl
Willi :oi experience ef over 21
years, we vtill keep on hand a 'n ]
st ).-k <?f COFFiNS an I CASKETS,
from cheapest to thy highest price*1.
Y\ - s<-l' cheaper than any oiiu iu i
to".vii. (?.wc ug a cad uod he con*
viewed ' >* wf r?niiot b" "n dermoid. |
fs y o n ^ ? j f) I
itb. iiivWi O) lJUlij
I
ill in I ?M % g 4 sri |i
wllsl msu2J u & Uiui?;
Adjustable Duplex Corsets.
IV hy these Corsets have conquered all
conqjetitoi's:
They .are adjustable over flie hips by strap and lnieklc
ami can he made to fit any form instantly. They have no
hones to break over the hips. They are made with double
seam and will not rip. They have double hones and double
steels.
MONEY JRJEI5UIVI3EJD
For any Corset not satisfactory. Dewaro of imitations and
infringements, lie sure the word Duplex is on every
Corset. The great popularity of the Celebrated Duplex
Couset has tempted unprincipled manufacturers to sell
worthless imitations.
.Also full line
T Inr. v* o r> n'e Irv. J fy_?*. F*5" 211 vV n r. rsst
8 s i 1 3 i O \J 3 ? v5 vj !V whuu; j ^ v
/
Handsome line of
Dress Goods, Silks, Sibbons, Carpets,
Rugs, and everything to he found in a
First Class Dry Goods, Shoe,
Clothing & Hat Store.
Handkerchiefs, Towels, and all Linen Goods, iinpov1
"* 1 ' 1 - 1 - ...? .v < O v f l/?e?j f illi
red aireer, aim we liu.-tininn; |?ui ivm. n<o.n t...
house licre or elsewhere. A part of these Goods have arrived,
and balance October 1st.
Big drive in Kibbons, and endless variely at 33 1-3 :>
cent. less than value,
OUR BLACK GOODS
Arc complete, and prices lower than ever, ranging from
10 cents to ?1.25?every price guaranteed.
KID GLOMES.
Full Stock, in black and colored dress and undress Kid,
every pair warranted except, our 50 cent ones, which are
the best ever ottered for that money.
X*OOrJT? AJSZ > SHOES.
Complete and lower than ever, notwithstanding an advance
of 13 per cent, in leal her.
Our custom Clouds for Ladies and Children will arrive in
a few days. Every pair warranted.
All Conn try 'Merchants should soo my Stock before ordering
off, as I will save freight to them.
Otn* Oloilimg ^ioel*;
Is full of genuine bargains.
Cliilds' Suits from $1.00 up to ?8.00.
Boys' " " 3.00 4i " 11.00.
rdc'ifs " " 3.50 u " 20.00.
1 hints at all prices.
$30,000 WORTH OF STOCK
i > 'I' T .. i 4J..v J .i
i-i)-!"!.! ;?l IH>!;.Ml? prices ami nting oncruu si ino iMm-iM
TSir tallowing i?*i n!lemon will be glad to politely wail
upon ilioir many friends and customers:
.Messrs. d. (\ Xinioi.snx,
?ei;<: j:\io
,1. ?s. riiami:,
V. I>. (JAMI'IIKIX,
j. k. kiiiklky,
.1. d. wok K.MAX,
d. h. \Vi:m)on,
!\ k. Wixki.ek,
Togotlior wilh the I'KOPRlETOlt OF THE
vasii I S* Li&**^ ^ I i
| S ?2M is wjij. fer?? Xi'l *334 a ? ^ j*_m 15
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has tiin liarne nnc! price .stamped un huticin. ,
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE GENTLEMEN.
Fine Cnlf nnil Luccd Waterproof Grain.
The excellence and wearing qualities of this shoe
cannot bo better shown than by the strong endorsements
of lts'thousnnds of constant wearers.
Se.OO Genuine II n nil .sewed, nn elegant and
O stylish dress Shoe which commends itself.
Sys.OO llanil-Hewed Welt. A Hue calf Shoo
unequalled for stylo aud durability.
S^J.50 Goodyear Welt Is tho standard dross
O Shop, at a popular price.
SQ.50 Polieentiin s Shoe is especially adopted
O for railroad men, fanners, etc.
All made In Congress, button audi cce.
$3 & $2 SHOES LADIES,
have bepn most favorably received slnco Introduced
and the reecnt Improvements make them superior
to r.ny shoes sold ut those prices.
Ask your Dealer, and If no cannot supply you send
direct to factory cm-losing advertised prlco, or a
postal for order blnnUs.
\V. I.. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass.
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s&WiHG MEenANisw
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STRENGTH,
HfiPPiNESS.
18 an instrument for the prevention
and cure of disease. it is not
a battery, not dynamic cr static
electricity; nor is it calvanism.
THERE 13 NO CUKRLNI APiU INUSnyuiN.
ITS WORK IS DONE SILENTLY AND INSENSIBLY,
YET MOST EFFECTIVELY.
THE EVILS RESULTING FROM THE USE
OF ELECTRICITY IN THE TREATMENT
OF DISEASES, AS HERETOFORE PRACTICED,
ARE ENTIRELY AVOIDED DY THIS
SYSTEM.
WE TAKE PLEASURE IN GIVING INFORMATION
TO ALL INTERESTED. WE ASK
TOU TO TAKE NOTHING CN FAITH, DUT
JROVE CUR CLAIMS. WE HAVE TESTIMONIALS
FROM PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
GIVING THEIR OWN EXPERIENCE. V/RITE
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Southern Electropoise Go.
222 KING S7"EFT,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
A C ? MO.U ISifCr.lATi-?! N.XT ISSJS
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& '* |j 1% Whisfcey Eabita
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