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The Camden Chronicle PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY TH0S r filBKUm IT. I. YMJUEPlGUE. Editors and Proprietors. rate* of frt'BSCRIPTIOK.* AT>VERTISIX(? KATK5. ? One square (one inch. y?*e insertion, #1.00; each snl>aeqneiit insertion, "?0 cents . .Liberal rpdodkwii made on the a So re rates for three mouth.*,six months and vf.-.rly contract*. All eommnnication an<l articles for pub lication mr.at rea<*h nsa t least on Tues d;?v, t? injure their insertion in the following is-ne. Xoeofntnmii ationof a j>ersonal nature will be published in thi* pnp^r. except "^ag an a?fverti*eincnt. tuhe paid fur. yH artfr-k** f. ?r publieatMMi must l>e ac companied by the full name :?n?l ad drras of tlte writer, in order to receire attention. CAMDEN, S. C. APR. 22xt>, 1892. v -tr. six m 7i three months. -V)ernt#. COMMENTS AMI CT LUNGS The go-called Reform Republicans ; are tryinjr very hard to reform ,them s?lve*Jn!o *hap> to get the Federal otlice* iu tlii# Stale ? Timr# and Is his mj e?*eh at the M?n.*i<>n House. Sjtnnfar ?i**ht, Candidate Sheppard >ui<l : sui vived Scott, Mo*es ami Cham fcerlain ; we pan also survive Tillman." Sneh remark* a* the above do not | r?H? isej'peace and harmony." T % finvfiltxoR Tillmis did a little exra .*? vating inths poljlir-al^ravj *i the living Jam->? Lawrence Orr, and the follow ing record wn? unearthed : s, a -'When (%?!? nel Orr said t was **???' worthy to unlatch tl>e shoe string of H. Wallace lie went t?*> far. Colnnfl Orr v*>t-d for the Kadirpi Jiui*e W| <v Unl a^iinst Jtul^f MHiowan. fLomlat 'Great God ! what a flinrhrrll "He also voted to keep a Kepnblirin mulatto in otfiee over a n aimed Con federate f??ldier '* [Cheer*.] Does ( olor.el Orr deny these ftfts? lie did not open hi* mouth whenPth^y -were cant into hi* fa*\> at Oreewfille. How many I)e:o"crai* wiii v?te against the f*l lent Gary for a man with sueha ? And yet Orr has lvt*n male th?.* leader of the ring ticket Hvgistvr. . g? Major Mi^ill'st Reply. Major Magi li't reply to our criti ci?m of hi? WestriMe adirvss will 4?e found in thi* i*sue of The ?r Cn iconic lb. It ia an open, frank avowal of loyalty to tlw? Democracy Of course there was no intrusion to express doubt af his individual feelings in regard to the Democratic party, hut the lone of his remarks dirt raise our apprehension thrfthe Alliance would l?e hostile to any candidate or platform which failed endorse the St. Lonja jloetrines. e r But if each tnetn!>erof tire Alliance "can freety follow his own^ views, there can l?e no fear for the Demo cracy in this State. There is cer tainly a ?rowin<j conviction that more evils come from unjust federal taxation and outrageous expense of the government than most a?r other source, and this ?>eing so out peopie must naturally keep in line ?with tUc patty wl.ich holds t his ad ?its leading issue. We are only speaking as is the custom with -editors, like an oracle. The^iVhrjor certainly^ptM^ a stun tser at the end of his reply: uIf the Convention ?t Chicago adopts the People's Parly Piatforin will the editor of The Chronicle sup port the nomiuee ??f th? conven tion?*r Now this is a hard one to <>e sure, but anawer it wa must, if it kill* us. We will shut our eyes, ?and run the lisk, (happily the risk -is tiny) ? n:s. The fliteirille Meeting. The puns of th- campaign o' 1802 w.-nt otf at Greenville last Saturday where the "sheep" and ihe "goats'' tn-t in battle err a v. As might have h?*e?^known th<* -"sheep" were routed. There can be no question that ihe result *i.? a demonstration that Governor Xilln)^ has held his own nndei the desperate < tfofts of his <>p ponemts to up?et him. His sup -por?ers!\at th2 tnei-tinjr. according to r all aceontots were in <rreat majority. ^?and ety-htiastic in his cause, t v At the same time the meeting lacked, judging I>y wriiten ac ?counts, much of that freshness and fiery zeal whieh prevaded the cam paign two years.- ago; Nothing new wus developed in the speeches except occasional sparks of repar tee. OU1 straw was thrashed owr again which had passe*! through the hopper ?>f the press time and; fftf,a;n. No new point of attack w.is j r4eveioped against Governor Till man an/ no new defense .dfereV. ! Before* excitcd audiences is n?> jdacc to disruss principles; we ; must- look to the* i r?-ss for that.1 The free-pass business .^id not } seem to annihilate *Uie Governor, t He met it in the only w^y puswible,! cod!? ss the mistake. He is not free of faults, and some of his off j ?hand ri'irsaiks are not unoI?jectk?n- S able, but he has the heart of the ?jicople with him. The campaign is a persona! tTusade against him, as ! .openly avowed by Sheppard and ! Orr, They have not Kwcfi reaaon j - ~ Zo be encouraged at the pw#p$ct. ?? Tfciagg t? Ti>iak Afcont. The facU and figures here grouped together are collected frem the rrceit debutes in Congress ?n the tariff. The first tariff under our govern went did not exceed 10 per cent. Under the XcKiaiey law it* aver age is 60 per cent., the highest ever known. This falls behest per haps opon the colored, Hce for* whom the KepuHlican party ha* profe*sed such consideration. ^ ^ The tariff cm cotton ties is 61 cents per handle. This is a t?x on Ihe state of Mississippi of $867, ?400. All the profit goes to the atanufactu rer lis nnder this high duty no ties are imported. The duty o* chains is from 20 to 52 per cent. On iron twits *2i a pound. On wcolen clothes 115 per cent : on high grade woolen* 72 per cent. On woolen hats 11 1 ! per cent, and on finer hats 66 [>er 1 cent. In 1868 there were K??t of the ! Mississippi river 37,000.000 shw.p. In 1891 lew than 19.000,000. In Ohio the nnml?er has fallen 'taring ttyat period from 7,000.000 to; 4,000,000. In, twenty fouj^fcour* af*ertl?ej McKinley Jaunty on sugar paswed the strvk of the sngwr trrst. ros* ! twenty seven point*. The capital! ?took of thf? trust is placed at $50,000,000, two thirds watered This ri?e meant a grain to the stock- : bohfogp in one day of $13,500,000. The most pro*perous decade trhteli this country has ? known iV said to haw T?een between 1S50 ami i860, when the tat iff was but ar a vera '/e of 15 per rent. The Democratic party, which ae quired alfihe new territory, nerer granted an acre to Railroad*. Th* Republicans made the roads a ft of two hundred million acres The Democrats under Cleveland's ad ministration declared one half of this land fotfeited and reclaimed it Clevelajvd left wore inn i? $100. 000.000 in the Tr*?asnn^ The Re J publicans hare spent it all./ The last Republican 'Congress appropriated for the )*ea*-J?92 over five hundred and eight)*- one million dollars, Which means a tax, in one year, of $0 09 on each man woman and child i' this country. This wonld 1* a tax upon South (Jarolina of trn million dollar-. JVheai sold in Chicago in 1855 ?pft^l Dor bu?hei ; in 1857 at 60 ?MTltS. - "fhe tanfl on binding twine put $700,000 in the pockets of the manufacturers of that article i? the United States. Not one dollar (goes into the Treasury. Wire nails are protected by a du? v of 4 cents- per pound and can l?e bought for 3 cents per pound, j ! The tariif is put ? igh for deception. 1 ?'^ee," *ays the enthusiastic pro tectioniat, "the tarilF is more than the price of the goods;- what folly to say that protection increases prices." But deception is not the only purpose. In is to g'.rard trnsts wherever they c?n make a con: bine. Cotton thread fur the needle in the ?kein,-is worth abroad from 30 cent* to $1.30 per pound. This i9 imported s?d sell* fr<?m 70 cents t<? 16. per pound on the ?pool. A pound of number li>0 thread v;ili j tnnke 112 spools. Th^ J. 6c P. Coots Cotton Thread Oompanj is a big trust, with stock write vd io $27,000,000, although hut $10, 000,000 w:?? paid in. This com pany got the benefit of tire Mc Kinley taritF which raised the duty J from 2."? to 4S cents* per pound. In j Canada the spools of thread which! nell wi^fi us at 5 cent-* are sold fori 3 rent i. "The man who voted for) that aeasure de>erv*?s to be prod*! ded with needle a.?d lw?dkin by the, thou*:mds of sewing women till he, pledges repeal." The tariff on lnmp chimneys is! from 40 to 60 cents. In Mie5ii*;an pine limbered IhikI?' : ire worth more than the improved I farms. One person in lh.it state j owns enou.uk timber to make a bell ?eros?TTre"Slate two mil??s wide. I TThe Lai iff on tinier is $1.00 per thousand. In 1871 aft?*r the burn injr ?f Chicago a committee w.-rited ' ?>u Congress to ask for free lumbei | to rebuild the lily. Another com niittee rode behind in Pullman palace ears a*d succeeded in do feated the request. There is a duty of 3 cents per; ponnd on paint*, 7 cents ? gallon on linseed oil. - The rebates of tariff on many j articles allwwed to exporter?, is a humbug and a hardship, disetimi j nalinjz, as is the ^mey of the Ke- I pqblirnns, in favor^of wealth. Til# on iron ore i* 75 cool? * % - osnta per ion. Michigan produces , forty per cent of all the ore in this! country. The cos% at the great i Colby mines of Lake Superior,! , *"here it exists in the shape of, , grave1, or pebble called "granu j lated ore, is hut 10 cents per l?n j and sells for $2.50 to $3. Fabul ous wealth has flowed from il. So jresfc Copper mines of I - > &' I - L .. s - ' Michigan. The tariff on copper during onr war wag cents per pound, and nnder the MeKinlcy act ?4 ccats. Four fifths of the Ameri can product comes from two mine*, and a tru&t controls them, having reaped more than $50,000,000 extra profits in twenty yean*. "Projection anticipating its doom is hedging In-hind reciprocety." From 187$ to 1891 sn^ar came in free from the Sandwich Island* by virtue of a treaty, from all other quarters paying n duty of 2i cents a pound. This enabled fbe famous refiner Spreckels of San Francisco to s<-oop a profit of | $3,000,000 a rear, for fifteen years. ^Protection has driven our flijj | from the seas." POSITION OFT HE A LLIA SCE Major Magill I>en?e# That A II i ar.cemcn will le Forcci into the Third Psirty. With pleasure we rep'y promptly to the <*ourteon? criticism of our addres* by our friend the ?dit?r of TheChroxk i.i . Th? p ragraph that lie criticise* reads a* follow* : ''Free roim?c of silver is on# of our demands. A pi tf?r;n tlr-t ijr*i ?r*-?< tliis* demand and a candidate that opposes it cotild not expect the approval or .-air port of AlHa??een?en.'* The oitlr party that ignorxl the de mand for the fret* coin tgeof ?ilvcr i? th? Republican party. Tl* Nation il t>enn? cratic party in its platform o-f 1*8 1 i: - *ert d a plank "for jibe and silver coinage of the constitution." The flr*t paragraph of tlve democratic platform ?f 18S8 re-affirms the platform of j n<! adopt* the silver plank ?flS8l. There fore I cannot #c? h?w Ovrl nil w ,ul?i l>e a pos ible candidate of the dem cratic ^party wliile he op;?one^ t'.i'rir j/l it?orm. Neither can I anticipate that the Na tiona* ?lemocracy willjro h ck on theii life-titno reco d. aid ignore thv f-ee coinage of silver at tbedictat ? ?! ('lev - ! lar.d who depends oil Northern itnl K *t era states for I. is nomination. South Carolina l?a? "m peculiar history in National pditics. She very a-ddoin took pa it iri National (%>n 'entions ami generally cast he? elec toral v< ?te iixl - pendently of the action of an.*h conven tion'. lint prc~Ufni:ig that she will send delegates to Chicago. I uiihcsit?l.in^h answer, that [ wnul I sup,?ort the n ?m, nee of 'he cctveutfoi wh *tVr itj Ik? Cleveland or ?ome one else not y -t known as an aspirant to lVf.ideni'a! hon ?ra. Silver wa* not ?'u-.rh*d out ?>? a "t'"?t " age was 1 J8 to 1 M I:i fa - or ??f fre-? X'jf. It wa^ r f *rr<* 1 to l>e a :? ? * fof .? n the House oa ir e coinasre or Sl.'-T h i I disclosed the fad that s? Democrats l.ad gone back on t'ie dejn^'nitic platform, and vofed wrtir Repnbliean* on thi? measure of such vi al imp ?rt to the a-*-' riru!inral srve^.. The rote on frcv c ? n iVmoeTat* 12 >; People'* party S; !Jr ptthlican* 1 1. Aj iin?t fr.?-r eoawg ? : II? publicans ?#; Democrat* S'J. Tiie ten New Knglaud a:i 1 mid lln st it .** ?\ist only .'Joftlve IM votes fir sil.er. While the So: it! i a i I VV^.^t c nt th- rem tin" -v 14."? votes. Ne v V ?rk v**fe 1 "JS t ? \ ablins t f;- ? ? sis re,-. 1? ni^lnn a I'rt m : NewJjrs'r ?> i > 1, Co i-? i.?jf t too Maine, M an! Ver.n ni were ? did a^ain t fr s"l.*?-. land W;ii? nominate f in 18SI on a si I v r platform and r -p id: ir ? 1 ir. In 1SS.S h ? was defeated r?!i hi< r ?.?or-l. In a r *c_*:)t ? ??? *c!i i:i Co'i j:-es.-? S ? m tor Vo?rhees of (ndi-i: a. said : WoitM Wrt h:l x? s<*<* * th ver dollar let in it-* sphere of n?e fulne?? and honor. !>e?p'y <1 ? ?? ro 2ret th" coitiuned ami venoiiHMi* -4t?.san!i uj'on it. Wr are simply ?1 fending o -fthe i istitution-Jof tue !*?mn !er* of t!i jroivrnment from the <jrei-d ami avuriiv of the *:ri'At iiMUfy ehan;r<Ts of t..e world. We !o.?k 1?* k in li'ntory -mid findoarselr*-* in com, mm* with \V:?-k in^t??:i. J?*fT rson. II m-ltod. Madi??m. John Marshall. M? .n -o ?. Jackson. < lay. Cs'lh mn, Van lJrnen, Sila* Wright. M-ircy, Seym ?nr. Benton. Ca-s Douglass, II;-n Iricks. Morion, .Alien (i. Thmtn in. Sal i moil 1*. Ciirue a-> 1 A >r - lmtn Li;ic >!n. No fail* was ever fot;n>i in silver l>y these ilin^tr??;j> men, inn <l*n ??r feared hv them on arcou.it of 'u-* exixtaeee and use as money." The:.c "new luht" I) liiocr its w.nM stultify the *f on.* m nt i!l?? ri?? i~ predecessors. nnr t!?e pist rcc ?rd - t ?.u ? party, swap platfrrm planks with the ItepuhMcnn party ami r *n?l a' I D.'iuderats ?>ut of the p*rtv w!?o refused t > v them. I haK'e n > wh*re ''intim Ve 1" i that t! it? AlVanee will vote for anv , party. Imt ?n t'i ? e ? itr.iry ?l".<4t*n -t ! v i stated. th it : "As an or;r iniz it ion ?'.? owe i no f.\dty t * :tav p ?liric.il pirty. in-! dir'.d lyls On* fe;i!t'v t> pirty in not ! ehau'jro"! I?v e >nncrtion *rjh tlif Alii- J *ncc.'' If th* convention at Ghiejt.ro adopts the ilt-* -? l'.irty l*i:?t !*4> -n ? will, the l*al:tor of Tri : ('iii:o\ui.e sn:> port the nominee of the ('. invention? Jamxs Ii. m ProiiomieOil H*>j> K-.s-. t Saved. I From a letlrr written i>v M s. A '-.x V.. , Hut of Groton. S. ?t ? : ? ? < ' taken w ith u brl <-oM, ivh.rH * -tt I ? ! ? J my I/in^, coa^li *i>t n ail 1 finally ter minated in Consumption. Four <i .<-(or> i jrave me nj>, *ar?n.r r ?*??:? !? I live l>nt a *!inrt tinm. I .raw myself ir? t . my Savi??r ?letcrm!n/d it' I e ?iil*hf>t >t :v JF 1 my friends o*? e.irtli, I wotil 1 hi vt my :fl*tont ones aboYe. My 1 1 :? ?n n i was a?Ivwe?I I>r. Kind's N.*\v Hhr.v ry for Consumption, C?;i^h> an- J C<>\1?. Iijaveit a trial, t >uk ii. all. ei-^lit bottle.*; i ' it ba* enre<l m-, an ! thank, G^5 I am now a well an I hearty wo:|i m." Trial l?ottl:s fr.v at Or. F. L. Z-::T^>'s l>r,ic Store, r.-jrniar >ize. V> r.:.nt? and $1. Tv r Scientific AneHcao Agency for CAVEATS, TRABE HARKS. DCSION PAT WITS COPY RIGHTS* ?tO* For information tod free Handbook write to MC NN ft COL JH BboadwaT, New York. Obtest bureau for mmtet patenti to America. Brer* patent takes oat ky m ie brrmght before the pabUc by a notice Klren free of charge it the Jftetttiftf Jtmcrican QO^ ?.New rot*. $10,000 GIVEN AWAY. / f By the Great Soul Hern Weeltly, The Atlanta CoH?litnth?n.\ Ton thousand dollars will be distribut ed this year by The \Vh*:kly CoNsTiTq tio>;, published at Atlanta, (ia.. arnoi^* its *Milwcril>ers. v This jrre;it newspaper has already the largest circulati. >11 of any wee kly news paper puMishe?loin ?he United States, ami. with ? nr exception, in |?d 'on. the largest in the world. It i?, first and fore-, most, a neWppap Lr. chronicling every week the full iipui of ail the world, ami devoted especially to the development of the South. Its circulation now ex ceeds 1">0.(X 0. and it is pushing for 2ft0. <XK). Sample copies will sent on applica tion ATeii-Tliou*aiuI-I>orar Distribu tion. Five thousand dollars will i** divided anions its Hubst-rilier* between now an* July 1st,, and ?."?,<) 0 between tk-n and flu- end of the year. The first division uHl Ik* based on the result of the nominating conrcntiou* of the two jrr.-at parties in June, and the other on the result ut the pre.-Mential el?v*ion. The national democratic convention meet* at Chicago Jun * 2l.*t, ^ The national ^republican convention meet at Minmajroiis June 7 b. l>oth will nominate a candid it c for p res ident and vice-president. #2,50) for the First Fr^f. Twenty-five In:- dollars in gold will be given l>y 1'hk ('??sstitction to the successful answer* of the qu-siton. . Who trill be the nomiees o fetich party for president and vice-pres ident. Any peraon selecting the four names thus ch<?sen will he entitled t* the lirst prize of Sri.frX) eash. ami if, by chanc.-, more than ??ne an-wers correctly, the prize will he divided accordingly. $."500 for a Second Prize. Five hundred dollars in rash wi'.l l>e[ divided union; those who jni"** eorreetly j only three out of the f-ur names t.? U- ' thus rhuten a> p trtv *C;*xt?l:tr*l hearers, m> j that th<? ?Ue?<er wwy |?r- piie-y wr.?n;r as I t?one ?f ihc four name*, and I v trt-ttiuyr ! three c< ?rreet will come in for thi* prize. ; $2,000 Motc-^.TO Prize. In a?Miti<>ti to the ?{,000 in J $*J.0X? more will be distributed in 2"0 j ? rij5? >f e??n -isti-iir of twenty-five gold I waleiie* a.,d iw titv-five ailver wateh- #* . 1 tl?* refail *a!ue t *iii? h is $1 ? an.l ^20. re!?|HM'tivfly. and 2U0eopn * ut iVkhstek's i>!?TiovM:ii>.rtn?inale<iiti >n. fully iilu-truted ~n-l eon intin.; of I, "00 The Watehes wiil J.e *iv<?n toejverv iiumireii h:.| -tot the -jJ.'-O 1 r e .Jvesi. the silver walehe* to the n< xt serie# ot hundred h l>a!t-*tK. and aft r that everv fitrictl. ballot wi.l receive one o: the 1 0 \Veb>ter*s mammoth dictionaries. All ballots must he acrompinied by on-* year's subscription to Tiik Wkkki.y ( 'ossTiTrTioN. nt oii'y 5^1. an I must he j written ?*p a separate ph-ce ?.f paper from j that eo^taiuiu;: order tor subscription. T i.e wtfi:icr of any ?.f the !!?":? prizes | ?'hi\v n- ted will l?e j?iv' n i tre uu. ss a*. | the : est *) distribution affr 'hjlv 1 l*i. Thi.%e??sts von luithiii" niui ?>;] nifty | _*et ^'-V-nO or 9*0 > in j*td<l. Yon will eer : ?ui*-!y r??e. ive the greatest weekly n?-w> i l? i!"*r publish- d in the South f? r oi e year laud there vvi I never i>e ? v -jir when a I .ureal ::e.\*j?a|>er will !*? Hi ?re in:er<s in? than this one Address all eomni'tnie:iti ns to 1 Coxstitction. Athmta. G.t? Sauia Carolina Hallway Com pany. !>. 11. Clf AAIISKUL.VIX, liweivcr. i S. IKv. 7th 1*91. Oil nn<i 'ifTv.fiki* il;i ?r tr^iii- will riu. i in with tin* follow1 iijkr *elie ? j.lulo. ? c;o;n<] south. Daily | 14? nvo Cain<lm ?" GO p n. ?? I'mvki.* ?"? i*> p ii I i* 11 t^KVwls 5 "J1 j, || ?? i '!?. cinont '> ft j? it. ?' l).xi?* ^ a 0 p m 44 <!am h*i) .1c ^ 4 '? j> in '* Mi< Ml 'tun ?? ,\Vau ri v i: (rTi? iu. '* KT; ii*_r ? ill*? > JO p m \rr i J-lumltia 7 4". p jn " </*lian? st<?x l'M>'? p in 44 Ailyu-ta 11 l j p in GOiNG XOUTII l.< a vo Charleston f. a in ?* ( 'ulnni! i i 0 i 0 a ik 41 if ti^usta S H i a i?-. * Kinsvil e 100"? a in 4 M i<l?l!ft'?n 1<^ "2?"? a in 44 C < 1 1 1 < 1 ? n jfi' 10 ;>.) a ns " ( 1 :T IllOllt 1" 4"? ?'? III 44 II iir? ? >1 I',) *7 .? in ?* l'<tvki? \ ! 1 07 a in A rv (I ?n?.|. n N 1 * "J") a n Connor! ions f?>r llic X<?r |i East via ? l? ti l.'-itori, Cin' innatti l;viilr? a ! a>.?I w't'i Narrow <iaure at Y??rlcv"l!?%. K??r through tickois to nil p? ?i n f > N? -rt I . . ; South or WVst or vi i Civic S. Sli p (\,. ' to New Y-rk r.nl the* Kaft vi i (/lntrles- j ton up ?!v to J. 11. W M.l.M'I-:. A_'t Cam j C. M, W.YlII), G?-iu?r.il Mana/.cr sch::ih u: or nn: Charleston, Cincinnati and Chicago Itailroad Taking e.fci't Hoc. 7:h 1 s'.) I . GOING XOATH. I. v. f *m:i e:> "* I >K 1\ III ?? ?? \V(>'vrri,> " K -r-htw ?* ( );lkh ir-t ** i 1 1' ? t It > pr. tr_j " l'lcasiin: iii.l ?' C:itawl?:i ?' ICock II ! ' L ^ i>i k " i:!a. k Vi 1 . ?4 SIh'I'iv ?4 Kuthert* >r It* n Ar. Marion (ioc-v.; s ;>ut;i. I*-. M;?rio:i l\?uiiorfor?I:o:i 44 Iilarksimr^ 4i Yf?Kkvii.l? 4i Vo< k Hill ?4 ratiinb .Trt. *' Lam-aster ?4 Pleasant Hill ** He*th Spring 44 Ouk!iun?t " Kershaw Westrilie u DEKalb - ' Ar (Vmdcn Tram* sto^ on signal at all Ktaridhs . j Ptssengcr trains ruu tliruujrn be- ! twecn Colombia :i*i? I Marion. Connections made vrnh II. it J), at Blacksborz and Hock Hiil anH with S. A. L. at f'i.tj?w?* Juaciiou. /' C, M. WARD, General >I?najpr A. TUIP, Supt. J. A. SHKOgS, Collector & Real Estate A gt., Camden, S. C. * ' > ! '4 t ! 3 1 1 M I i-'i ? u L. A. WITTKOWSKY, ATTORNEY AT LAW,. CAMDEN. S. C. _ ^ Jpl^Prartirw ia *11 #?( the Court* <-t the State Social attention given to col [ lection*. Brought out by the sugges tion of the late eminent Doctor J. MILNER FOFHEI^GILU. OF -LONtK >N. who wasTTlie Best writer of Foods, and most Noted Vhytician in the theat MEXT of DISEASES of the DIGES TIVE organs, perk?p* in the world He said: \! <W hut a Ik>ou it; woul be to tlK' medicac profemdbti! if some reliable chemist would bring out an Extract ol Mult in com bination with a well-digested < : peptonized Beef, giving ,us the elements n; Beef, and thestimn luting and nutrious purtiuniTof \le " m \m done it* And Ale and Beef peptonized |i-; th* identic ?l combination .?s ? suggested by this eminent Phy |siri?n. X ! In each bo't'e is contained I the FULL NUTRITION i f one QUAirrEitpqu>Ti)OF LEAN BEEF, thorptigtiij l>ep tonized. . ?TIh? Ale'is one year old, be V k If ^ # ? "* ? m lor** bottle it, and is guarau htved to Ik? equal to the be.si * Engl sh Ale. ?> t >. ? I R PA RED BY? \ The Ale ard tcef om ? ; panv, DAYTON. OHIO, U. S. A. Frirc for j? large 12oz4>ottle. '1') cents, Tli 4- only place in t-?\vn \oa can ?ret it is at Dr. J A A. " Mode's Drug Stoic, whore von will alwa\s find ; ? V-" ? full line ot'drups and ,dru<rgi.-t>* j sundries Glenn Springs w^r 'in bottles or on draught. Gar den seeds, Points, Oi's, i te. PIj ysiciaiT an] Dru ?ist. (? *75 MON HI $300 Do You Want Employment? lly which you can make from to per month? the imount ?le]M*n<lin:r on whether ymi work t ? : rt <?r :i 1 1 \ ???tr time ami on the amount ..f VIM ami VIGOR ;in?l PLUCK and 1'1'SII v? hi p?it into the work. If so '.tini^lit pay you to Mr rite to ns. We've ^fot sonictliin,! that GOICSf*aml Oieie's room for a few more to come in It won't rosr. you much to investigate ? < ?nlv ;t twifwnt >tamn. We want M Vi:. W I DE-.VAVAKE ltKP- 1 I5KSKXT ATI VIC In your commit nil y. either MAN OK WOM<VX. ! t you ;iri* int?*restr<l wt-M like to heai from vou. Wt-'il sliow you where I here** <111111' in' new All information 1 > v lelcfrn < :n:ii. Then if ? ou are not eoiivinei <1. i all ti lit ; there'll he no harm ?l?me ? <>:ilv ' VOl'XL MISS A GOOD THING. j I ?? *t t r write at onee. A<l?lress The Biodix Publishing Co. ! WASHINGTON.!). 0. WHY IS THE W. L DOUGLAS; S3 SHOE cen^Pemen the BEST SHOE W THE WORLD FOR THE MQNETi* ! 1 1 is a soamlcas f-lioo, with no tack* or wax thread i to hurt the foot; made of the l>est flue calf, stvlish . and easy, and beset u*e ire wifike more thorn of thi.f j Qradt tlian any other manvfwturer, it equals baud 6e wed shoes costing from $4.'JU to &U). ; CC OOGrnniut) llaai^rvni, *boe ertr offered tor equals Krendi ; Imported slK?as.\vilcU cost fmm $?*.?? to flUU. c A t)U llnud*Srwed NVelt tHiee. fine call!. ! v^? stylish, cotnronable and durable. The bejfc shoe over offered at this priO-Marte pradc at cuit> torn-made shoes Opstlng from to fllU. ttO SO Police Mfafrri farmer*, Kallmad Ken VWi ana Letter Carrlertsifwede them: hue calif, seamless, smooth inside, heary three tolas, exleih kion ed^e. One pair wilt wear a year. ?Ptw ? shoe. txst ^ ?e?7?tylteh: equals Krenrh shoes enstlnj: from *<.u> to ?ju. tHLr?1 91s** **? tor . the bertflaebuagDta. Ktyliih aod durable, t-astiss. See that W. L, Dotirltt* tnasud prtco are stamped oo the hot Una of*** t?o*F?^ imported shoes 4 . Ladle*' Hisses are BROS; * i* m v m * 9m If so I can tell you one that wiH exactly fit you and eiadifyj suit you. I am the sole agent in Cam den fbrWanamaker & Brown, the LARGEST and MOSt RE LIABLE CLOTHING HOUSE in AMERICA. You will find at my stoire the finest, prettiest* and mest com plete line of samples KVKB BROUGHT TGI THIS CITY. Now is -the time to order your SPRING CLOTHING Why not let me have a suit inade to order for you when yon can get it JUST AS CHEAP? All goods warranted, and satisfaction gurrantecd^ Polite attention to all. Yours Respectfully, i D.WOLFE. C kTjr BY? (4tafpC0i4 6ibbs Guano Co. CHARLESTON, & t, ; tJfcud That is the iliouglit ol many wUo^re r.ot well; posted. If th^v will only resi'1 this adver d-ement thev will be convinced t hit thi? is tin* place? f r Tailor Mad'e Garments with correct styles and of the best make and perfect fit. I lam showing thij's<nsm. the finest and bps' assorted stock Spring C'iothiu<p ever brought to this city. It embraces all i.f the eorfect styles, patterns siiid qualities that go to make up a first cla-ss fitti ig Tailor Made Garment. These g^nU I offer you are made and trimmed equal to custom wor , and to give you Iwrd wear. They aae rot simply inndc to sella* som garments are. with ti ishy ^trimming-; to c ?tc!i th? eve. Tlim* are li uest <*oods; ?/ ; r* * honestly iiudkJ i.i order to give hard wear and hold their shape until worn out. Tho<e who | trade here 'know the quality iuak'2 ol the jline i cany, anr] (eel perfectly safe in (>uying> hen*. They save save mun;^ hy :t, and jniv ' jnbes^ara lower: than yon pay for inferior iioo !s. ^ I My FurnUhing Goods is up to its usual standard. in some respects it is hotter, especially in quality and prices than eve; ; belore. You should se* m\ ? ?/ ! Leader in Btibrigg.in Under Vcsts at Jo ci.?\ so'd elscwh re I fir ?0 cts. India Gauze Lisle) Thread in all qu dties and size . | I Mive the largist line in Men's! Hosiery at 'Jo cts in all s iadcs ! that are shown anywh* re. Seel my positively last Black als-? higher grades of Iljsi r\ to suit ; the huver. Mv Hat Stock is complete' with all the lead Fug shapes and i t I colors which is the latest out! this season in solt and stifl'i hats. I have the largest hue that is found in the city, show ing every- shap.* to suit the wearer. .My Stock of. Hoys* Cloth ing is lar^e afid. complete in Knee pants v?'u.ts ami 1 onj: Pant Suits hmd^omely made.l perfect in fit s:nd correct ir. j styles. You will find all the popular shades and patterns as well as qualities here. Shiit waists " in en 11 ess | variety and sizes Irom 5 to] 14 years. M. L. KINAUD. Columbia, S. 0. "Vj - t *'? v - ? ' " !-? ; ? . ? *? * * * * for infant* and OnlMrtiWr "CMtotla it k> veil Adapted tocbfldrc^pd* I reeemmesd lf*eeuperkrto*njpewcztptioe kacwmU>??e." R. A. Amcwmm, X. XX, ? ? 111 80. Oxford EL. BrooUja, X. T. i?w?rk __SSE?S?? liMrutori CntCMB OtBMW, tT MmmAT '? CARRISON ^CAMDEN, S. 10 cent Ginghams at 8 cent*. \ Best Calicoes at i)\ cfents s Skirting Calicoes Fa*t Colowrat 4 J cents. Bleached Long Cloth ^t all prices. lkow w Homespuns at all prices. * . * The nicest Stock of Tabk Limns in die city, whS* save yon 25 to 50 per c- nt on. i I j Spool Silk, AM) yards 5 cents. > J " Twist 1 cent. Good Pins 1 cent a paper. >> j 44 Needles 1 ,4 44 " 44 r , We carry a nice stock of millinery Which you preedingly low, We are closing #ur : stock of c lit mm wi* Our stock of shoes can not %l>e dowtk*. by any hoi citv. W3 do not *e!l paj>er bottom shoes, but ! ivllf honest goods everyMime at lower price* than you air win re. [Remember we do not otter you an aiticlent to $1.25, or as they say. make up on you. j We d< fair. square, honest brsmcss and treat everybody alike. Curry Combs. 5 10 cents to 2*> eent.4. Horse Brushes. 10 cento to 40 cents. Bridle Bits, 5 and 10 c? nts. Hanuners, 5 cents to 50 cents. H .'tcbets. 10 cents to 60 cents, Sawsj. 25 cents to 75 cents. . Co flee Mills, 20 cents la i Flour Sitters 10 an 1 15 cei.ts, the sal 25 ci-ntB One pint tin cups'? 1th; 5 cents. Sho-* brushes 10 cents to 50' cents. Coffee Pots 5, 7, and 10 cents' to 30cen!?. Tin packets 5 cents to 40 cents. One galfon Gl 'ss* Oil Cans 30 cents, regular price 40 sornetiiiu? i0 cen^. We caw a nice line of household goods, but can not everything here. Coine and see lor yourself. We will sat tnonev^ I ' I low is it that we can sell goods so cheap? We are th it question everv day. . 4^ We will tell you; in the first place, we buy for cash, H\_ Pair months time, so we save fronv fifteen to twenty per light here, In the next place wed) a spot cash dnvu bnai giving credit to nobody rich or poor. ' ;jh Everyborly is perfectly go d when they make a l??ll to be] tor w?ien they please, hut when piy day comes thev dead. bu>te !, diunk or in Georgia. We seii nothing hut g o?l goods, and guarantee to 8a\^ money, on evirv purchase. { Wc are the leaders ot U>w prices, iji Camden. and if square, fair prices will dray^'yim to us we stand readying them to each and every buyer visiting Camden. Give?i trade and we will save you money 1)0 NOT ASK US FOR CREDIT as we will b, col t") decline in all cases. Spot cash a 1 way v YOURS TRULY TAYLOR $ BEE One year's sub ci iption to <*6 ? j i a ?4 jc O?M" [Publisher's price $*2 \>or year] with every Ten 1)3 (slOl worth of Goods purchased from *;1| CAPER'S SHOE AND HAT 3T0I This is a splendid Ma^ i^ue, published (? Very mouth, ?: tifuUv illustrated. ? , ? --V * .nj ,)mThasc lucduut be made at one time nor bv , '[jie tickets rn 1 1 <!((' 1\ :c, Ks'ure.l NVMziue together. Ask to w? the simple copies. at sja<f .1?8 afk for Our new .. :. ?? vfl ^ 'juos ^ -c." ? w .-J Z3 <-> ^ k tor Ladies, Men and Boys. Entirely new^tylea an I c<j rJ - ? ^ * [ere. ' .. V'-'] , ... ....