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^am&a ^carnal H (J. K IK!i LEY, Proprietor. tewis or siiitst inrnoN: ONE YEAR, $1.50; SIX MONTHS, 75 CENTS; FOUR MONTHS, 60 CI NTS. THURSDAY. NOV. (i. 1SOO. I'iuwiix Hook and Ladder Co. Moots at the OjHTii House on tlie I'lhST I Thursday Night in everv inuiilli ' \V\ 14. iMcCKKMlIT, Secretary. Knitrltls of Honor. D^Hlvlu Loduk No 1212, IvMiiiris <?r II txott. meets oil the h'tfu and I turd M??ir J day Evenings, at J} o'clock, at the < ?|?ulu j House. I. II. Allxa.vuku. Reporter. American Legion of Honor, j Apa^s Couscii. No. St It), A. L. ??f 11., j -o . j n... . meii*> at their i'muiiim 1 lionui, unmi um-i of t.'ie Opera House). nu the Skconu and Fouiru Wednesday Kvenings hi 7$ o'clock. Visiting Urefhercn always welcome. liy order of the I 'om launder. I. 11. Ai.tXANOKtt, Secretary. Camden Cotton Market Corrected l?y lluurn Hros., Thursday morning, Noveuiner Gth, lSUu. Good inquirv. Middling*. 9 121. Strict Middlings, 9 .'J7J. ' The Old Reliable." Through storm and teuipest, and in the sunshine of prosperity, tintried old tit in of Baum ltros. lias , stood firm as a rook in Camden I, This, the fall of I'D", finds flieiu agin in the lead, inarching under < their old aud tried banner?low , I rices and In nest dealings. Nevei i more varied and cheaper lot of goods , have i een brought to our markets t than they huve brought this fall. , 1 4 1 i'oir intt , They inieiui iokci ji ...h and enviable reputition. Go t" see ( them ami he satisfied. So su\s the i Chronicle. I A Small Fire I On Friday evening the turpentine t stil belonging to Mr. J. W. Iiiakeuey. I on Church street, caught lire uhout * 5 o'clock in tlie evening and tunned < down. N e understand Mr. B'ukm I nevV 1 ?ss is between i'OUU ami $7oo. 1 'J he tire was accidental. < If Vim Wish to See ? Fifty piece* of elegant biack dress 1 goods of all grades, go to Baum Bros. * This is our point. The Floral Exhibition. The exhibition to be given nt the 4 Opt ra House on Monday and Tncm * dav, November 10th and 11th, by * the Catuden Horticultural Assoeial tion, promises to he one of ^reat interest and amusemeut as well as j. pleasure and profit. The Baby Show, in connection with the Floral Exhibition, we under* * i.^l 1 n?. Tintu.liiv stand, win ne uctit wit ?.v mil;' between the lours of LV10 and 3:3d p. m. There will be three ' prizes given, a* follows: 1. The ?i hr ghtesi; 2, ihe prettiest nm] 3, the I finest. Those wishing to enter their > babies will leave their names at the I store of Mr. J- It. Gnodale before ' 6 o'clock p in on Monday the 10th, a where they wi 1 he supplied with I free tickets ??f admission for baby > and nurse. The adinbsion lee to * the Baby Show will be 10 cents, and * each person will be entitled to one * toe. 1 One of the features of the Floral ? Exhibition will be the llelreshiuent Room, where oysters will ue strveo ? in any style desired. It will l>e in f charge of ladies fully competent to gratify the most epicurean taste, i Refreshments served the to lowing hours: .Monday. November 10th, from 8 to 10 p. m. I Tuesday, November 11th, from 12 . M to 2 p. m. and from 8 p. ui, to 10 p m. t It is Old} iu a City, Where you can find such an e'e- ' gant, fine assortment of ladies'drcss goods, as you can see at Hanoi Hros. It is our business to keep you posted. 1 _ a 1 A New Variety of Cotton. Mr. C. It. ilinsori, of (Ianley Hill. J has left at our otlice a sample of a new variety of cottor, which lie calls Okra Leaf Cotton. 'J lie lint is very fine and silky, and the seeds are | small and lew in number, lie claims , u.,11 nrndiice as much IIJUl IUID "... or more per acre than tlie ordinary 1 cotton, and guarantees 500 pounds of lint to every 1000 pounds o. seed cotton, lie also says that it com raands from 3 io 3J cenls more on the market than ordinary cotton. Mr. liinson says he obtained a small quantity of the seed in North Carjlina two years ago, which lm planted and saved the seed and planted aga n. He says the h af resembles the sweet-gum tree hat", and is about the same s ze. This cotton grows as h gh as otlier cotton, and bolls elear to the top, averaging five locks to the boll Mr. Unison has left a sma 1 quantity of Seed at this office for sale. Wonderful. Such a stock of clothing for "M n j and Hoys" as we have seen at the the "old reliable" I<num liros' can only tie found in a big c.ty. Tin like lias never been seen in (.'aiiidcn before. Think of if, a good Ibys' suit?a gootl one?for ninety-tie cents; and they sell awfully Inst; only a few dozen left. Notice the pointer. Feather beds or pillows shou'd never be put in the sun, for the heat draws out the oil from the feathers and gives them a rancid smell- Airi them on windy days where the sun I will no! touch them. 1 The (iriiiiihling Neighbor. Vimi sir-* imt satn-lh-d yet. iiij.li lu?r. Now vm s:i\, that v ii know we do a v> rv bilge h s:n<?s.s, :iik{ t hat Votl are aw sire, o i I ns ne>s priii triples, that lame purcli ses,. an I tln se for rush, niilst he bought j cheaper than smaller ones on a credit, i and in that way we have the setr mage, and can sell our goods cheaper <11 t -at account, and no doubt that accounts for the lame business we arc doing. Hut vott criticise on- prcsuinptiou ( is you cdl ' it; in cat line < ur establishment !ikej the Sterns and HIiricks of New YoiU.j You sav that this tusimply ridiculous i N\ "II, neighbor. do not worry over this. We never claimed that our establishment is as Hy .as those ah. ve j I iiienlioiied. We mere y elaim that) one who visits our eiU-like est.dd sh-; in. id, iiiusL ho reminded of. the j Mern and Ehrick store. That is; what we claim. JJaum linos. I Death of an Olil Coufederute Soldier. Mr. \V. II. Cupel! ilietl suddenly on Saturday evening last. Ilel.nl I DcCli in had lieu lit for u long lime, ami though very I'echle, lie was out o.i the sire t only a few m.iiules helore his death. Mr. Cupel I was ithout lit) 3-ears of uge, mnl had resided in Uuiudcii n I greater pur?ion of his life, lie was a quiet, industrious, upright mid honest, citizen . I Mr. Capell volunteered in Cnpt. r. .1. Wurren's company in 18(>1. and we can say of our own personal j knowledge that no heaver soldier ] ever wore the grey. Whenever the ( drum tapped, Henry Cajiell was always ready to answer, and wher vor duly culed )tihi he never flinched or!' grumbled. In a tight he came as | near not knowing what leur was as my mui) we ever knew, lie posses-- j1 i>I an iron constitulio . ami but. few , lien coital survive tlie many severe wounds lie received. At Hie battle. >f South Mouutu n lie was almost i.ltileil with bullets, receiving no ess than seven womnls uneoftlie . nil k fractured his skull, ami em ledding itself was carried with him ,o Ins grave. It seemed impossible fo' I. dm to recover from so many severe wounds, but. tailing into tlie hands ^ )f the enemy, lie was conveyed to Frederick, Aid., where, through lite iind and tender nursing of the indies N >f that city, he recovered and was * lent littuie Ore by olio tiles* old ( eterans are passing away and joi-.ng that great army ou the other . tide of the river. Too Cheap! " Neighbor, so you have another ^ ot iplainf. Wt sell too clieaji you ay. Well, we do not do business to nit you; we suit ourselves, and are j le.teniiined to please our customers, is we always did, and tins is the rea- o am why we require such u big stock. Slop criticising, neighbor. Ha cm Bnos. To Our Subscribers. |, < Considering the shortness of crops j (t ast year, the stringency of money. t? ,nd the hard litues generally, we iave re'ruined Iron-- dunning. Hut b iO.v, since our country tins been J. leased with good crops, and money ua'ters are easier, wo feel con- I iira ned tu aslc those of our subscri- o >ers whom we have indulged so long i, ind patiently to call and settle the ti imall amounts < hey are due us on c mhscription. Kach of these amounts h ire sm.>11 iu themselves, but when >ut together they help us out won- n lerfully. We take this occasion to return hanks to those who have so kindly "i nibiuhercd us lately and made our " jearts glad by paying up and re ( lowing their subscriptions Personal* * Miss Mattie Ilestnan. of Laurin)tirg, N. C., is visiting Mrs. llertnuti! j' iauin and family. f Mr. David It. Williams, dr.. now ?f Louisville. Ky., was on a visit to lis la-her s family in Camden this j iveek. I s, Suit Against the Three C's. Mr David Rislcy, of Co orgetown, } who ft is weil known has a suit fori $3,1)00.000 against the dCf road, j i.ii'i to a WorlH liunjti reporter/ recently that lie expected tiie suit to! t t?e heunl soon in ilie eouits ami lie| lelt confident that lie would be sue-i' i-essful Should Mr 11 shy sue-' ;eed in bis sail, he will in h I pfobn. | t>ility own the rond, nu<l bcin^aj South Carolinian lie would run the road in the interest of the state and Charleston especially. Gen. 1'. F. liutler, of Massachusetts, ishis.it ! Lorney in the case.? World Why do you oo to Cohnnbia and | Charleston to buy Furniture, when I the old reliable lianui ltros. baVesucli an e Hiiiint sto< k.' They can certain* ly please every body. , The Alliance Strong in Kansas. ! T he Farm rs'Alliance lias euro led l.JU 000 iiieiubers. The greatest pditcul [lower within it.s rinks, its ablest organizer and most powerful ! speuKer is a woman, .wis. 'i:u \ . ?. | l.cu-e, ti lawyer of Wichita .Mrs i Least* is possessed ?jf oratorical pow* I era Mid a comprehension ol lhe politi- I eai situation w.j cli :ij<*, lor a woina'i.: 1 WiUiltjIul. |( Wonderful! ^ lie;c in the world , can yon hnv bleached lorij; cloin at ( 4c. per yard? < io In the old reliable j lhtiiin Bros . of course. There you whl lied Minis, which they' oiler only to Customers at Jour eenls | pel } ai d. | | If v u widi to bco the nicest and .? finest sio.k of Dress (foods omf i bioaght to Cauideji, go and see Ihiuiu liro.si. It will surprise you. for die' like yen have never la lore seen 11 r<. it reminds one of the Alluiuos and bieius of iScw York. GRAND DEM?CRAT[C VICTORY GLORIOUS NEWS FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTRY, j The election is itvM' mill every-1 buiiy id A in'Ti-(jiiii t elwli-ni 11.-is m-ver been liuKl i-< 1 am hn, >n.?l n??t an mi^ry wool passed all ;1 y Unit ?m: liivu In an I of. Tins Name r.? |i..rls mine in IVi11it all nv<rll|i'i Cuiinly. 'The vii u in Caiiitleii u in much .smaller (hail was aiil ieipab d J Tin! su|i]) is linn is Hint *l*i I * id ih's j iin.jorit v in !\< rsliavv will not fil.J short oi I ,'JIM|. Tins latest reports ^ive Tillman j ami I lit* Delll icl'illii! .Stale ticket sniiiet'iiii^ i.v?r !(! ,'"DO niiijnr.lv., These fiifiiivs in iv l?e so.now at l.nv i trul 01 laisci when the linal canvass.; ik made, I in I. will more likely be ' raised than lowered. iinn. .1 >11)11 .). Hemphill ?roes back i' to Congress with ku'jIi an o?er- 1 whelming majority as to do away',1 wit!' any thought of a eomest. The indications a:e I hit nil I be' Demon alia eund dates lor ?'nicyreus j! hi liii.s .Mali? have been elected, #?x. i 1 e'ejit probably (\>l. Kl iott. in tiic 7Lli J1 (or Inack) District It .seems that Miller, ten colored lie|niblican cand - J late in that IhwtricL ik ahead, t ?!. lil'iott s defeat (if he is defeated) is no doubt, due to the miiniii^ of an indi pendent, State tick>t. ()ue of tiie most important Demo raiie vjetor es (outside of t'.e Slate) .K tlie ileleaL ol iMcKiuley in Ouio. . or t onjrress. lie is the father oi l lie iniquitous tarilT bill, The He-> ntblicaii.s eoiiieiilruhd almost their' iiitire force n h s D strict, and an iiiiiieiisu amount of boodle was ex- j tended to save him. It is reported j i.i tie is defeated bv less than one! . Himiitd majority. i his, however, I ' iced-, coiutiriu.il.o.i. Wo most de-! , ouily hope it. is so. We can't tliuik !. if inn tiling just now that would do j is more good llmii l.o chronicle llii.si act in our iioxt i63lie. There are I a' go Democratic gains [ ' ii nearly all llie State*, an I no losses or Democracy reported an y where. A dispatch Jroui New York says hat (npto that our) "tiie Democrats lave Gained Massachusetts, Contiecient, Wiscous n, >e.v Hump hire, low Jersey, aiut all the Southern I tales, and have made a net ga n of j liirly-three Congressmen, tuns lar, !e nth I a.I tlie country yet to h? ir I rout, i ud have the ueaii House hy a ; ** cod majorit y, even if they gain no I lore. iSewYt rk, New Hampshire,! humect cut ait' I liuois sho>\ legi?! itive ga>ns, which may give them )euiocrutic Lulled titles tie ators.'' A in Virginia ihu indieutious are that ii wi eralic Congressmen have hecn leeti.il m every Disliict. 'J'ho same liing in Maryland. Even Nehiaska elect-a Democrat; Hovernor and a Congressman. j Massachusetts elects a democratic j lovernor and several members of V Ongress, hut unfortunate y Lodge in die author of the Lodge b>l ) is said gi i be elected, iu W nriJiOulli, 1 i ' [' U Ij t J < a 11. is iiejuai.cti i L-I y Meyer, Democrat, iu the First p; .ouisiuna Distrct. j^iite dispatches say that l'uttison, lemoerutic candidate fur Governor f reiiijsylv:.iiia, is elected by a largo ?jij>jrity, but IIiits i.s too goud to be rue, as'Juay put ail the boodle he ' _ uuld raise in that cdite to elect tbej* 'epublican pel, Dclamcter. But Cannon, Republican, of I Hi oit>, is defeutcd for Congress. THIS LATliST. The latest news ii|) to the hour of oing to | ress does not. materially liunge the result u& to tin. election A n South Caiolina. ., I'attison is elected Governor of \ nnsylvanin, / Mckinley admits his defeat. 'I lie Democrats will have a ma>riiy of from 03 to 'JU in the next h louse. Jj The I loll of ilouor for October The following names make up tijcj {(, 1 ol Honor of the Caiuden Graded ! J icliou: for the n.oulli of October: Grade 1(1.?Susie Lining, Iv.ldie I ills. tlp-nti. ) ?1Joft;i Withers. (iruilu 7.?Marie Walker, Kll'el '. ui|i, ll.illio l)e Louche, Dodsiej., J:,vis- T iii (.Iraile 0?I?Li Vanillin, h;nily I lYne-aiel. iMujlie Du.SuiinbUi'e, lio.su i 'unt. y A lie MeCreiifht. !. (Jink- goes Arruiits. Carrie! L ir.M9iiigl.oii, L 'tiie i>ohy, J-;iac A uti-rs. ?ita'ie 4 ? Daisy Trnesdcl, Erlsi ? laile, ik#b J >Iiumjii, Maurice l)e.'u^s. CiiH'le 3.?ft?-ssio Jor-lun, Aline T Join rt loti, Kill la mints, Mesne j r M-rnl.l. I (Irak 2.- ,j rt'o ('i|?>i ir.ghaiii, I lra<M) 1) X .11. io-.-xi.; I iu . II Lahuip, 'luiiij uiiii:ii;;'liii()i, ('.il i.on | \iw-niiu. i <?rhie 1?Dowry. Niiiuii-j laih', Sao i' !>r:ih!ii<r'on, !?!< i-or. ; ,, l*ii!?< * , \V..her L'?vvrj Uaiy i5?irut-*, v !r-)la li..ids. Notice. ?:k. Kihtou : \\ ill you please j vmuce y??s*r i:ii minis L -t. Ik h- \vi! I 0 u three 'lavs u<<;u*i of In' True I.i^lils :r 11 iii > liiil, i. i\asti in Kor^hnw, oiMiuii i.cin^ rVilay la lore the s?-c??U"1 .Vain lay i Mi.veiu'HT, v a. : tlui 7lli, 8t.li anil Mli. 'i'uu i?u lie f^ini! ally isinvi-j. wl. JU'.-pecUiill v. ,J. M 11 AM.. We have seen ri'1,0 '0 yar?ls of I he if st jiiiiiel threat I 1'aula at, Ihium Urns., which iliev ofler iitfjc jier yai !.! mil tiiey have eleven aeeuijuuinlatin^ )lcllvb In Wait mi you. If you feel weakjf and all worn out tai-c j BROWN'S IRON BITTERS' 1<-.u,Uleu's Arnica -nlve. The Ih'uI . ??! VI* III l||f H.I || :a.I I'll ?. lit II !>? ?. >ni ?'t:. I llllTw. S|? I fnliili, KfVfl iviui*>, Teii'.'i, <' I*I | i 1 11 ii ?t* i -. i I.i.li.hi , I/mil.**, iiinl ml >ltiii Kill).Ij.iiiK. ituil 111. lu'riv I'lirt*- I'iii <*, t'l ir? |> y i?- (:i i- <1 ii ir j/ i.irmiit 'i ia |;icc |i<*riii:i ? iii?!'ni!ii n tir in on 1-3- ivliuii|i*tl. I rice - *> n c ii 1 h |ii 1 liox. For p?iu l>> I'r. F. L. XeinpIfl'. * imI Har-tolis mi liii 111 :i 11 i>r i.iiinia's (?mvi in .'SO iiiiniiiis 1.v W ?>?i!l')i<i s Fnuitan !at 1 i<(ii. Tiii- iie?or i'.n s N*#!<l iiy Dr K I../itiinp hi'iii/ii.? t. ( uniiit-ii. I l c . a*a- aa kulk.HMur.at?fa'aiia .waaara.a .wa ? >, J ?7' r.rj.'r \U Li.fi I, A ilasiralilii liKSI I)KX('K. ran* veil eni.iv luriiiod. in nil exci-IWnt iiui^liiioi'liiKu!. Apply ni this VALUABLE LANG FOR SALE. Finn ]inni!rt'*l a 11 <I ninety arras nf valuable laii'i, partly under cult. V'lioii, situated nil tin* North side of fJr.auiiy's (pinner creek, wi I he m>M mi reasonable terms?one i!iirit cash rtil l t,lii; ha nin e ill one nod two years. I'liis land is divided into six tracts, which will lie sold separately, or as i \\liulc. Well adapted to tlie urntv. iit,r of rotton. corn and other farm ii odui'ls. iv a vera 1 good buildings on lie plum. A plat of the land oui le seen on application to me. I'ureel titles oiven. Mrs. S.J. I'.AUNKS. "notigT Notice is hereby given that Town Council will apply to the House of ti'presentati'es c?f the State, to hangc tile limits of the Town of .hundeii as follows: I'lie Northeast honndary to extend roiii a point, no.il" the eonur of He* xalh and Itippondoij streets North* mini to ii. black'-jack tree on L 11)2 nil, and the North honndary to ex* end from this same I) ark j iok tree I n; Went until the extension of /.-imphe I street is reached. Hull treet. wiil also he extended Kant nil* il Itappoiidoi) street, extended .South, > reached. I>y order o!' Council. .J. L. Bu\sin'gton, It reorder. Camden. ' kfcohor, 24t!i, 'iMl. Now Arrivals OF Sliliia*ry IjocLs Mist JllyM Hits, Tin: Piti'iTKSr i'LliJiES, nd a Large and Attractive Sto k of xti-m-soN**, Can Now be Found at Mrs. T. BOMB'S, 1 ,Tnn will lake ^rc.it pleasure in show* ji tin-in. I lie liilics am 1 the public eiierally aio most cordially invited i call ami inspect my line uf Millin > VXUtMirr, win ,i in ; ? w < l j t triieular. Pricey lunria-l down. Mrs. T. 1*. \VA.LKEil. < YOU CAN'T LIVE Without Eating, Ami Tl" You Want A BARGAIN THY 31M, ml I will convince you that I have ie LjcsL and cheapest j 3-E/OCEKIES As wnll us TIN WAIIF,. I also ;ivo K'lod cheap (MO A US hnd TO1ACC0. l)i?n'f. Corbet the place JOSM'ii liOODAl.M IS AW RHCi-liVINU A LA nr. K AM) HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OP UI.imrv% WNfiY lllIiJLllUi.t 1 LA i iiilu 1 V4UWXSM OONSISTIXO OF ADiES' HATS & SONNETS, A !iSO IHILDRENS' HATS & CAPS OF EVISIIV S11A PE AND rfTVLK. !ibbons5 Flowers k Feathers EiplVii ?' iiS, k " ,i on i ?' l U:> Ml'' ? ' . , -TV' ?AJX, h.f'l /i ... : : U.Kt Jj.i HOKT KuriCF.. Mrs. S. TVYLED. Mi i. 2,1OLD NiCK WHISKEY CO.. | hL'i.'i Iyvv )1ES TO; JOSEPH WILLIAMS. \ ,i' ct's.i{?* iHi'l Kfl.'iii Dealers in >i n & if if t'Ly Mfca PURE COPPER DISTILLED ! WHKKirE it BRANDIES, PANTHER CREEK, N. C. iRDERS SOLICITED ASS) PROMPlLY x^xr.r-Lsix*. fcbar-iy * I Adjustable Duplex Corsets. Why these Corsets have co!H|ucrci! afj coiiipeikors: Tiui.v arc adjustable over Ih:* liips by strap and buckle and can be made, in !i( any lorm instantly. They have no bones in break over I Ise hips. Tliev am inado willi d?ml)lo sea111 ml will not: rip. They have double bones and double si eels. 3.JLOTV.1-C V SO-CS^IJTV.I>ISl> I'orsiuv (.'Orsnf not s;ili.s(Urtorv. Hcwirrr, ol imitations and infringements. I?e sun; tbe word ])rri,rx is one\ci\ Corset. Tbe great. popularily of tbe Cki.kuuatri* durrrx Goiisrt lias tempted unprincipled manufacturers to well wort bless i ini t:it ions. Also full line Thompson's Giovefiiting Corset* BSainlsosne Jjhc of Dress Goods, Silks, Eibbons, Carpets, Rugs, and ever* thing (o be found in a First Class .DryCioods, Shoes, Clothing & Hat Store. Handkerchiefs, Towels, and all ijinen Goods, imparled direct, and wo guarantee 2d per cent, less than an;, house here or elsewhere. A part of these Goods have arrived, and balance October M l>ia* drive in Kibbou>. : variety at 33 1-3 per relit, less than value, OUR BLACK GOODS Are complete, and prices lower than ever, ranging from 10 cents to $1.25?every price guaranteed. KID GLOVESFull Slock, in black ami colored dress and undress Kid, ivery pair warranted except: our 50 cent ones, which are the best ever offered for that money. ui>< ,vrv o 0.0es. i re??M.a<.n? !nwi lower tlian ever, notwithstanding an ad v ; vance of 1.5 per ccnl. in !< :? 1 her. Our custom Goods for Ladies am! Children will arrive in a lew days. lOvery pair warranled. ^11 ('mi ii ?m- TV I ni'/'liii ii (>; s'lniuid see, inv Slock before or J & I I WWIIIIII > ill ? ? tiering off, as 1 w ill save freight- to Iheui. 3 ?3 CJloe ia2lii*? Ni<K*k Is I'nlI of genuine bargains. (Molds' Suits from $i.00 11)> lo.sS.OO. hoys' o.b() - " 11.00. Men's " " .'1.50 " " 20.00. Pauls a I all prices. $30,000 WORTH OF STOCK I>oi:gb! ::i bolinin j?ri? a.nl being offered at (lie lowest liol 11 of ] il l iv-W'-s. ' in: follow ing ii*t-1?Ji:*sn:-:i will be v.lad to politely wai. apwu tlie:r ;iian\ !.'?< nds and cns'lowers: vs r. I {'_ \ irnni.Mox. ; Ku:;:\i: V n.u-ruin:. .f. ?S. lv'JIA.Mi:, 5 K. if. i'A.MI'JIKI.L, I. it. i\ I It K I ,M V, .). J. r>. wI-:J.IX>Sj r. K. WlN'KI.KK, j To^iImtuIiIi i!?<; iMiOJ'iilKTOK OK T1110 11 t pnp qtapf ? J [Lua Ll kbu iauzs W J .i Na Sea d (i) 0-- I i -i. ' > ft ? VViiuu - -.liiL, 359, 'k LI 1 ; . ' |. I m/viH ... . bi. - I I : f UK ' 1H0M : < >*'* '< > run < i: > ;. . old an !:/.'! ' (")' '? rirrOiu J:S ij. l) ;7Y; A! '.'A, t ;? ; ClTin tons over the ' ;fiie(.' ' f1 fi W* t)?ujclnn SSIioch aro vaU ii j.') vvurruiiicil. timl every puir Uuh hi* liRine anil prire m| -"ii>imI on bottom. W. L DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Fine Cnlf nnd I.need Waterproof (irn'u. The excellenco nnd wearing qtiullties of this sioo cannot lie better shown tlinn 1>y the strong eudo laments of Its thousands of constant wearers. Sf-.oo f.euuinr llnnd-acwcd, an elegant and 53 stylish dress Shoe which commends Itself. S ya .00 llnnd-Hewcd Welt. A lino calf Shoo *9 ii:ici|iiallcd f ir style and durability. SO.SO (.oodycur Welt Is tho standard drc? O Shoe, at n popular price. I SO.50 I'ollcenuin h Shoe Is especially adapted I O for railroad men, formers, etc. I All made In Congress, ltutlou and I.ace. $8 S SMOES lMB, hove been most favorably received since Introduced nnd the recent Improvements make them superior to any shoes sold at II -so prices. Asa your Itealer, n I if ho cannot supply you send direct to factory < : tadug advertU.-d price, or a postal for order liln.-i! s. W. 1.. IJOI'ULAbi llrot Uton, Mass. 12) i * , -ii it - TT L , /SsSki K Ill '/I11 MU THE 0/1LY PERFECT SEWING MJEHanism MMiiaYUSB. So >?l IV-?'in-V" mill I' i: WllMK-.S . \Vi liSJ.N *l"j*l : 11 Ml i .la. i.i V?r rtil-j l.y 0. M VOl'.YU. ~.\Iay lj- < .aiiden, S. <!. pfl HEALTH. ! .1 -j; h fiilri W j fjf fl IJI ?J STRENGTH. |KfJf HAPPINESS. ' ^TJSSTlJ^OITl A r ct Xih.K. V. Prr.-i.i'-ut TV". C. T. U* "'iii; !.!.: '<;:]? ?iVj;:;k i4 a pimicca for if i f . r? iin i.?ri|.'i.f hiuI (.' nii.ildfthlHty. 11. ili.. <>..;> to hay. try tin; i:LKt TKOPOISE." ??< v. X. V*. lo'niniulk.Stmitrr, S. C-saya: ' i i.. |. I.. .-n fcLKCTIMlPOISBfor 11-1 . . r . r .i ml ami at prcauut tier a:.;, i.. lit i.t.'' V/. <'. :"'.y-v, Silili-y Mill.i, Aiiirusta, i I ii,.. I'l fi;TI!f?PniSrE for ; : itu .: II' u.-.illii percent. better. t - -I : it 'l .-imilai ly uili'CUd." T. t. II.-. iii. (.'Miiititon, 8. C- mi: -.tilKCTKOPOISE ro 1.. I U.J 1.: :? iiuica." "r. 't'it.r. "II V.". -III!) St., New . : -I I i i. I I.J-.l TROPOISE a I i t u.ii.il. :!.i. . ' I- a.', lit. I would COBi-il.ri > j . i i .-I.Ill ir:j.|.lcd Indeed with* c-t U." Slfv."'. Ti. nci'i'bi;, I.rue, FlujMva: " . .1- K !>(!? * I I.KCTKOPOISE i -t.-nii i.i" i ? xii .i'111 from a c. implication of I r ik '. tl.'im tlvKjN i.ola, and torpid lifer, v. lili a tfiin of D !! iu wcljjlii." SC'JTHERM ElECYROPOISE Co, 222 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. Sir new Advertisement licit issue. MB Hajjl ti'"l Wbiskey Habitt 03 k4 H"' y ?3 "i ? " it. ok oi | .lie ih "A n a! dsH'. afi.i. i'ltllK (St-4i^wpSaaKdMBi H.M.tvthH.I.KV M.y i w Allftisla, Gu. OUiculW>j WliitcLuii HI,