The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 29, 1892, Image 2
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fpAMDES, s. a At >11. - . 1802.
t'OMHEYlS AND CULLINUS.
T*r looks like Cleveland r.ow. B :t
?ome are ye t waiting to e J-rrv put < n
his ?o Us i efore the fr.r-b->g;c.s to tiy.?
Lexington I i^pai. h
H.vve our people f< -r potter, t'.ae f:i;>T
and the ei.oriiiify of thi- evil* it ln!lkr>
upon the farming industry? \r>- they
V n 2: to change this t :*>ue tor :>c me
expcr:trto:;t witk the cum. rr?:v?
' Cot. Or* explains hi* vote t.r Willard
by saying; that it was *iw>>Sy to j:ay a
political ohti#4l?ua of the I>emoera< y.
It seem.-* to be a ga- d ex rt>: e. Let c.s he
fairsnl net ere '.it him .with foul mot:*
it ary other can be assigned.
T41K "I'll nicer" ' ? fceaec* k" nn< 1
'?Shanghai'' had a hig flatter at Edgc
ftej^nast Saturday an?! feathers
^u-w . ^-he "Blinker" was very "sassyi^
jinfMii^d his < wn. Thes" fowls are N> -
eomiog so well disposed to each other
that they will yet roast 0:1 the same
p<ih'v
Tits f*l?< *irg States have cl- ct? !
Cleveland dclcg .tcS to Chicago: .
Khode Island; ? 8
Peonsy ! van i a , <4
t "Minnesota ]$
^assaehnsetts VS
r~~ jOretfon. 8
t "Nebraska, 1 1?
Kansas, '* 20
Indiana ::0
102
Ti?c following for Hill :
New York. +?' 72
Wyoming, f ^ *>
^Massachusetts * , '2
Xot:;l 80.
Tur. intensity ot. between the
Cleveland ?n I Hill foil >wers tu.iv l>e
gathered from the following remark? of
O'Ferrall. in tit? debate on the X< yes
Eoekvrel! e:???e in Congress:
'Tdonot." {To ?*i>U **.' ee<* to go around
we iriog a labelin the ln:;el of my coat
saying ajn a Democrat.
" F have been criticised anil assail -d,"
he exclaimed after the -<nvit-ion whic h
his words cr. at d had su'. sided, ;'he
eanse I prefer a certain gentleman f<?r
rai next Democratic Pre.- i lential n n;i
iiati>n. It isfrne my ch< .'uv* is fixed.
prefer ;v great l>i.r man. [ L tighter ami
jippliasev] I. prefer a -man who is {t lien
a:*l not a fox fr?*?e.Tc I s..vn .<ati?.?oj ; a
man who i>fcoad and shouid?*rs shove
every living IX-m >er. it of thisiige; v\ho
knows no E ist or. West or Noith or
. Scfoh : whose home "is the United
State ? the ma^nitiet nt ;.n,l qr?.n?i '?r >vor
Clevehnd; of tlie State of .\'ew Vot!;.";
L;>uJ ajH^hiuse this outbnr"t.
> - ,v
A cccrd i 1*2: 1 0 Requcs t.
? 41 " -
Wliea the MeKiiil'W liill was t;n
<ler consiuleralion n:a:iv committees ;
of manafacturcrs went. h. fn. e" 'Oim- ;
gress witlt pro nr.se ;i a.:;; ndraVtits ;
These suggestions w> re ' many
adopted verhitirr. piom;>ile?i as
ihev were wholiv hv ? ii:s\ in"
r ? - ' ? /
terests. These I'nrts were
ly handled by \Ym. 1., \X ilson. (?!
Wiest Virginia, in his ma*?etl\
on the laiirf. 1
/ 1 f
The Silver YVrd ~e.
There is groat danger 10 ihe De
trtorracy from the ?.*> iura v of
some of its nemhers ;n thrusting
forward ihe free silver issue ahead
of otlters more important, r.r.d
' threatening to kick ow? of traces jt
their policy is cot a^?n:ffcd. \Ve+
Cannot think I hey y el realize ih?
disaster sueLui-Ci''Urse wtvuld i.rfng.
aud we ar^J-f^'s-.taded ih.it they
have failed to open tjieir eves t^
" the paramount importance "of -free
foreign trade in tie- farmers of this
countf) .
We implore the farmers of this
C^nnty not to :ns.:<e that AJisd and
miserable mistake of relegating to ;
i the rear that issue whit!) is most
Vila, to their i?ter3st. ar.il upttn j
which fcv clo?? union with ihe-'Oe
mocraty of the SmtU-West they]
N^old Asveep the country,
y 1 he democratic contritions of,
Nebraska and Indiana . have ^ah 'j
?i, stained from the silver issue, and *
Voted it s>ide. They have ->?oken \
in thunder for the great lea&f 0f
tariff reform.. Th<? machine solder
of.New York is reciting d^fore ;!?c
rod hohbenthusiasra of tl?? Wvst
^and the Empiie State is listening
Co Use call r?f the other States for
her great son. Let us heed the
voice of Sincere and patriotic men
^ all over the land, and not by our
own foliy again put our necks nn-j
&r the Republican yoke.
9
Pointed Paragraphs.
' i . / ? #
* "The fixing of protective- <lutiei3 :
is simply the distribution of pe
cuniary favors among a- ciowd of.
greedy appIie?rH*."
^The making of a t.iriif i>?, in
- I
prac&Ve, simply a great 'grab' in
which the retained advocates of
seifislt interests bully and beg. bribe
I w
:m<\ logroll, in life endeavor to -get
the 1 :i r 'jrcsL? possible protection for
. themselves.*'
; "Free trade consists simply in
letting people buy and sell as they
! war.; to buy find sell. It is pre;
| lection that requires force, for it
consists in preventing people from
doinir what they want o do. Pro
tective tar: a* *ie n.3 mtch applica
lions of force as arc Mt.ck:?din<r
|
squadrons, and their object is tht
sar;e ? to prevent trade.**
/?When it comes to buying. what
thev want protectionists aie free
I ? 1
| traders." ^
???T hough a people maj' (>cti\e ;
Niv institute a tariff to prevent trade, j
ifbti. individual wants and desires j
i will stiii force them t'? trv t'? trade,
j.'.st as win u a man ' ies a ligature j
abound hi* arm h id Mood ni l try;
r/C^> circulate."
| "What 'promotion calls on us If- :
v reserve ourselves from, and guard
I 4 j " # r ?
ourselves ag-insi, is trade.
< fc*Wheu to encourage one industry j
? frc raise lite price of its products ?
I,V a protective duty, ve at tlie
i same lime ^ reduce- -a d?r??ctiy it:
jjurious i IFi-ct upon oili.-i iodustsiesj
> itiat use those products. '
w\Yhen it cohks to encouraging j
not one r.or a dozen, but a Luou- j
:sand different indust.i ies, it is-**^
"possible for human intelligence to
j trace the mull if: ri<*n*'s elft-c's of
? raising tiie price of so ioon\ pio
Irfucw." j , \. A
"It is sometimes said that pro
tection does r.o', increase price?. It
^is sufficient answer to ask how thefi
1 can it encruirag**? To say that a
f % tk /
! protective* tariff encourages the
'home producer without raisiftg
| prices iis to say that it encourage?
him without doing anything for
him. Wherever beneath this as
sertion. as reg&>-(|iess-of tact as it is
of theory, there is any glimmering
of reason, it is either the notion
I that protective duties do not per
roanently add to prices, because
? they bring about such a compe
tition between home producers ?>
finallv carries prices down to-tne
previous level, or else in a confused
idea that it would be an advantage
to home producers to be secured
1 the whole home market, even if a.
j no Higher prices " !
"But as to the (IrsV. the only way
in which a protective duty can in
\ crease fonne competitb n in the
? prodwtion of ;iny commodity* is b\
so increasing pi ices to attract j
'producers to the industry by the
i superior profits to be obtained.
; This competition, when free to
: operate, ultimately reduces profits!
j to the general level.* Hut Ih'.ste*
not to pay ihaV^N^'duces prices To j
what they weald oK. w ithout ? the '
V ^ i
Idutv. Dili the price cX a protect- j
ed article fail to the poirtLat which
1 the fort- ign product coulX not b?
imported were there no ihej
duty won !?<! C-'Hse to protect, >J
i he foreign prod net wotild not be1^
s , l
imported if h were aho;;s!?e?i, n:?<t |
i he -producers for wh?>se protection !
Tt was imposed would v^ease to car. ;
forYls retentb In w itat instance ;
has this been the csse> A?e an\
tiP\pro'. ???cl*-d ind- -*ri"S le->
ms^fcor protect ?i'>\V thai:
v
ley wi'ie f??riy vears
"frorty-one nji'.lion ooUarso?
:*re $?&lhere<l upon au i::>;v,: ! riior,
?>f $(>0.0<3?000 wo; tl? df ami
9 ...
KO^icns^ >irr ! >n re is t?"t :: ri? -4 !;*? i
civil izeil country in ;!;<? w ; ?ri ? ? . L!: a ?
imposes on v-s r ? ? c ? [ ? 1 ? ? , (?.:;<? o!
the simple r.o-c .?>??? i??? of M ft?,
a cruel :<n>l merciless r:? lc of tax
ation. >V"'i applause on ihv
Demoora! fc sUe." :
^ ^Stio'u a i a w is T* lefensi !?>.?? ns a
system of r- vcnr.e. Bnt, as i\e a';l
know, i.-ixv^ire not V^v'u-d in this
county toJ-f.v for purposes of reye
a'vie. W hat L'oes into l!ia pihlic
T roast;! / is merelv i!ie ove: flow <*!
the stream, whose volume our
friend on t i;o other si?:e earnest
iv strive to conduct into ihepiivale:
! . . ^
rrserYoirs of the l>ent ficianes of our ;
prot ccli ve ? v s te ra . ' "
"The Government spreads tbe
J.>:inquet. hot tafces its scat at lFi<
Ir.wer end of the laMe, content to
^ i
receive wii a 1 its quests raar leave:
of.?!;e fcssC [Applause co tbe
Democratic side/*]
"And what shall we say '?f the
$33$,ttfH),000 worth of woolen goods ,
made in thb tJSrrstry last Tear, pro- !
tected by a duly t.f $80 ? un-.!er the;
McKin'ey hifl perhaps as much as,
*90f~nr> the hundred dollars' wort*? '
i
against like imported goods?*'
1 "Has the duty then also operau-d
| to increase by its full amount Luf
| price of these home goods to the
; domestic consumer5"
11 that also be tro?, or or a p
prcximately true, we may well
stand agh ast at the enormous tax
i ? f t ? * I
which the laws irapose upon our!
people; partly for' the Treasury,;
but chiefly for the benefit of the |
favorites of the law."
*
WILLIAM L WILSON.
? ?
j "What do these protectionist'
; sj^nliemen profits'; ? T<> protect
. a gainst trading, to prevent people j
I trom trading with one another?'
i Is it not ohvious to every man that
* protective tariff law has for its
| ol?ject to prevent S'>me one fiow
trading with some otic el*e? It is
evident that there must--ljfc men in
J his ecuntrv who wish to trade with
' those in son.e other country ?r y<'U
J would n(?t pass a law t'* prevent
this trading. Ifi-io. then, is a
j country where n:en are prevented
? hy ]nw f rnm ? railsnj.
I snj, '&f?. Chairman, that trade
i is natural. Tf left to ta\e e a re, of
| themselves men will trade v. ith
other men who will give ?!-.em t?ood j
bargain?. When I p'.odiice an.v
r? i
tiling on i.-.v f.trm ? in.m or h<?g
or cattle ? 1 prod u <*?? a 1 a r ge r < j 11 a n t i J
t.y t ! ; n n I can use n.ysrif, bteau-t' i
:i'?j>e to trsde the surplus v.-i ! n j
other won who lia.v artiu'es that ]
want ; and ! want to trade with the.
man or tiu* people or the na'ion
?.viio Ti- 1 i I give tne brst bargains. ?
I want to where I ran g?*! !
rich instead of getting p'.or. I > 1 i
t-he ia -v st<*jis in to prevent this
T 'ie pi ou-cti vr-vfirifT I a w* c > h 1: ;k s .
me to a par tic- ill a: Section of ttr
country* It assumes t'ival, the peo
?' V 1
if !?'ft at liberty to trade, will
make bjid bargains."
"BecsiilSC ffe cisii ii"l trrde t!i?
%
prodi^^s of our farms for the p."
ducts of labor in foreign countries,
we are restricted ? *.:??? mail:eis of
this cunlrv by the tantf inon??po!v,
| and iii.liou?>!i liu to is a ib-mani lo
these products abroad ih< v aiv
sinking lower and iitffcr in pi ice
every <layv until tor! ay thev nn
awny Itdo'v il?e< o^t ?>f p:ij 1m tmn
IIow doos ti.is benifit, tIie"Ta-r# is
of America?
I want to sav to t!ie Sou! hern
?cotton piantcr that I want to sc<
?him relieved fiion e*erv tax upoi.
Ills industry, simply from a seltish
interest, if from no otlur, cans*.
3L?
For cotton n-p trade rorn and \F?Ten: ;
and 1 he SKoutheiHi oiaiiU-r is :i
>?
large buyer of Iv ir.s.is cor", and
- 6
the less He is ribbed, the l/?>
;
money is taken from him bv a rob
her tarilf, the more he uili have
| left to b'iy Kansas corn with."
JESRY si MI'S N.
*
KUctrii* Hitter*.
I Tiii.s rem <!y i ? lKYi>;ni so in i known
| a??i !?> p 'pu!af to n \ r.o :
I mention. Ail w! o ! ?-i ye el Kivi
i Bitters sin* tie* s.>:i i (i1' i:< ?>r i ? -
| A ptirer tn-Mfcine d >? s >1 >t i*:;i.?' ;;n i i: i <
irnaiMhteed to all that is t i ti:n <! :
Klei?j}itt >r.< will cl'.re :ili di-T ??!
I r Iii> Liver : 1 1 1 Ki-i'i 'v:-. \vi I v mow',
i *
i iMit:n!t'S. Ii ;il S:.!t Ilhftm aid MtrT
*
I ;?? fleet ions r^isc 1 iv in-por.* !>i:>o i ? 'AM! !
i drive MaS-jri-; sfystriM an ! p.v
vent as wyil is r^.o nl; it :i iri <1 r-wrs, ? ;
For en re of fie id.tehe, Constipation a: <l
[o( finest i>n t.*v Fi.'-'eiric Bitters ? *iK!::v
satisfaction or nv^ne; r -
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at F. L. Zemp's Drn.vr > lore.
(). F. WI?:iTHK8;l
Wholesale Grocer.
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Catawba Jot.
41 Lanelteter ? :
?' Pleasant HiU
*' He*th Spring
" OakbRp^ ?
" Kershaw
6i \VresjtYil-e
" Dr.Kalb
Ar Camden t
T rains ?t<">]> on signal at all stations . j
Passenger trains run througa be-,
tw*;en Columbia an<l Marion.
Connections made ? with :Tt. <$r P. at j
Blaoksbnrg and llock Hfil and with "8.
A. L. 'ttf, Cvtawsa Jhnciiou. 't< *
C, M. WARD, iicnerml M?na<:*$
A. TlilP, Sttpl.
J. A. SHEORN,
roll^cior & lletil li'state Agt..
v ^ Cannier!. S. C.
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~\~k. wittkowskyT j
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
CAMDKN. K C.
Practices in all t'U tlie Courts <>f
the Stutc Si>ei i:il attention ^ivyn to col
lections.**
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C >MT.RX!X<; A N1:w Xt'TftiMEXT.
ALE AM) BEEF
Brought Oi t by .the sugges
tion <;f i lio late eminent Doctoi
J. MI I.N Kit EOVHliUGU/i.
OF LONDON. who w.is;i]v'
uKST writxk ok 1 o. d>. :?r.<! rr.csi
-?V ^
Notud ]5rir nriAN in the tkkat
MKNT ?. i 1)1 SKA SI'S of the DK;K -
TlVK ?fJliGANS ' ]) I'll p; ill ill
world lie salt i :
a boon it woul bo to
tluMnedieac profc^iou if sotn
rciiub'o chemist woulct" briua
outn i Extract ol Malt in com
bination with a well-digested 6:
iK'Dtoiiized Beef", "iviu<r us the
! I . 1 ? , .
olemeMso. Beef, and the stimu
lating and riutrious portions of |
llgllffl
And Ale and Beef pop ton izul
i; ill.' identical combination a>
; sn-rj'i-stcd bv this eminent Pin
i . * ? *'? ?
: >i?:i Hi.
In each. bo 'tie is conjtuinpd
the FULL NUTRITION of
| ON E Qif RTKR POUND OF
| LEAN BEEF, thoroughly pep
lionized.
! The Ale is one year old be
lore we bottle it. ami is guaran
teed to be equal to the bos'
| Fngl.sh Ale.
? IB-PAI1K1) BY?
i
j The Ale and Bjef om
i I?nn\.
! !>. WTO OHIO. U; S. A
]:r;( c fi?r& lar^e 1 "2; z bo! tie.'
25 cmts, -T!w only .place it: j
t nv.i yo i oao j;ot it is :\t Dr. |
.V A. Mooiv's Drug Store. j
whore you will always find ;? J
fill] line oi Vil lus ainl I
s t\ j ft i ft o s ? ( i I o ! ; n * ]*i ri r; witcf
in ho't'es or on Ci'ir
I'tii .seeds. Points, 0:'s, dv.
;h.
\;V
./ ?. J
Piivsciau a nil"; Dm iri-t.
S, :? .-.*P
i s ' 5s*l ON i I ! ^300
po YoirWant -j
Uronlovraent?
! j;V wliic'j yoti < :i:i from
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?'i tH-n i'.i. v. '.v'{ 'i . : >???.! wnrk I
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sr.. I i* 1'SiJ v-.'i ' it ? i ? l';v\r.>;k. Ii sc. j
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t ??<?:. ?i ? 1 1 > in ^ <."?>?,<. !
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: ; ;? <>.? m i?> .in .??>.! ate ?
> >iv a '? w -v. ^ t.s ?ii*s . V;V \V;i nt
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i > (i. t I . \ i ! "r ."> j Ti "?? ?> il ?* \* "> ? t i J : ; s 5 -
'??; v. ?'i: is-r M "WOMAN. :
V'lii iir-r< .??> :!?. \\V\! !:kv !?. !^.ft
k W ':! s].:>'?y V:-a VI' !i ?
r.cy. .\V. i f; ?-*n:*;t io : i > v urn !
i- Tiscn i?" '? ii-i swv ii' ? t c< i;i ! .
: ! i i 't : t ii;-. o'ii it'i ;i > fl- ,;j '
V?> IVI.L .'*! iss a < : t >1 5 i> rili;s<V.
.ivTt-jv v. rav;it 1 >':(??'. ?
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1 ho limd. Pvi/nsinn^f ' 'o.
WASTIIXG TON'. ]).
' WHY 13 THE
w. L. DOUGLAS
ISWSIaila,
i: :> a s^airwl.f.4 witn no tacU^or vrai thread
To hurt tbe f. ^t; wkdo of the be?t Jtr.c calC.?t\ lWi
Mid cjfv, and w tiwv. short of t'ii3
QTK"! ? ti.rtn a 'j or.Cr vianufartursr; it equals hand
(CWM shoes cos Jin? from $J.OJ to ,$v-'t9.
CC 00 (acnuiuo lland-icved, the finest calf
3 ? * shoe ever oflered for ?'qiiai v i reticii
l:nrv >rted sh<V3 which cost fr>>ni $v<) tto $&<U. ' j
C>l t*0 Hnnt!?Sfwril Writ f*b#c, toe calZ,
%D Hp ? stylish. roTiiP >rtable and dltrabfe. . The bcrt '
v...u^u.r,r.,i.(uiriiuu gun
shoe evr>r offereJ at this prJc?> : *amegKuIe as cus-'
tom-made shoes costing from SG.T0 to cT.QO.
QQ 50 Police Shoe: Farmers. [KatlroM Men
vOi andVUerCarricrsallTrearoicRi; Itnec&lf,
seamless, smooth inside, heavy throe Mies, exten
sion cdjre. -One pair win \rcar a year
Sv.M VI orkiosrauMi * fhoiea
strong and durable. 'There who 1
-have Siren then atrial will wear no other make. , j
DAVe| JW.OO nnd SI. 73 school shoes ar#|
DvT O worn by the boys everywhere; they sell
oh their merits, as the increasing sales show.
I oH loc 83.00 I!and??awed shoe, test
LaUlCtt I?ngoU. very stylish; equals Kreach
Imported shoes coating from #UW to t&Ou.
Caatiaa.? 8ee that W. L. Douglas* nama aad
price are stamped on the bottom of each abo&
kv-taks ho sttsnrm^ji
HIRSCH BROS.
Do Vo Wait, a fjitjl of
J
If so I can sell you one that
will exactly fit you ar dexjactly
suit you. *
I am the sole agerit in Cam
den i'orW?namalv*e r & Brown,
'lie LARGEST and MOST RE
LIABLE CLO THING HOUSE
in AMEBIC A.
You will find at my store the
finest, prettiest and mrst com
plete lins of samples EVER
1 BROUGHT TO THIS .CITY.
Now is the time to order
v onr SPRING CLOTHING.
Why not Jet me have a suit
Miade to order for you when
von con <jet it JUST AS
pllEAP*
AH goods warranted, and
satisfaction guaranteed Poli te
attention to all.
Yours Respect full \\
- 1), WOLFE.
Ihe Wilcex & Gibbs Guano Co.
I CIlAIilTESmVs. c.,
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i^&suC.
-jhrtf- T7y^?Y~ C ^VS<?v
?rv# fltiA
QeftfajK.
trjfib ^fcr^Zdy
I ) i ;
. .is Till l'i,\IT
uLL i nil liliiPi
Tli '.t is :the thought of many
who a iv fx?t well posted. If
tl ley will only re.t 1 ijhis advcr
'isemcnt tiici\ will be ctn.ivinecd
: hut tlii- is the place f r Tailor
Made (jniniCTb's with r'orrect
stvhs aji 1 of the best nntkc and
perfect lit.
I ailn hhowin? tin 3 season,
the finest ami bes'* assorted stock
Spring C'lothiny ever brought
to this city. It embraces all
cf the correct styles, patterns
:\ivl qualities that go to make
up a first clns^fiitins: Tailor
Made Garment..'- These od>
1 offer you are madoi and
trimmed erjinil to cu.-tom wor ,
.iiid to* give ymi hard wear.
They iW rot simply made t<?
si 11 a> snm irarments are, with
?jlasljy trimmings to citcb tin
rye. #The:'e are h' liest goods;
lione.'tlv; nv.'tle v\ ?n\ler ti> tj?ive
iiar^w'ear and li?<ld their shane
1
until worn cut'."' TLo<c who
trad" h e re . k u <5 w t i:r <"jti a 1 i { y I
U!::k'i of tile lm -? i can v. and 1
ft el perfectly safe in iMiyinii;
heiv. Th"y sajve save 1:1 n.-\ i
by it. and my ~|>:i;-es are lower I
than you pat- for inferior'
?TOO iS.
My Fi.rnislsijii Goods is up,
it.s ii-ii/ii . i!i s ime
jv* ? > fls i( is bolter. * s; icfiuS ? y
\\\ <}!? ii.f\ and friers than eve; ,
i e!t>iy. V?;u s! it . nl ! w t?n
in lUllr/i^nu I ii !c?' i
\ f-sts ,-t 'J'> ri>. so'; I olso'.vht IV
f-hv :o\-:s. IikI-.ji (J.-. ii/..- \.\>h
1 ill' '.'id ill lit;' > :r. (1 ^ ? .
1 hnvo the ! v _ > st iii.c ui ?*? I ? 1 1 :
Ut-sierv :U 'J ) c\:, m all
tii;it;sr<? shown :in\\yh< re. S .t
inv |so>i ti v* ?] y !.M 1'biOik uis-?,
rililife'r crr:isi-';? !ui I i ^s: rv t?? suit;
?! , j ' l .
? l;:f ' liv- r.
N I \' :?;U Stuck IS C(>!nps(';<
. wn-il w)\ the SiiU-jr.'S :uul
;w)!ois which is thu latest out
'this senxm in Suit still'
h:i's. I have the.'.iriicst line,
that is foiiiii] in the, city. sin w
.ing cm'iv sjhr?|x? t. > suit the
\rearcr.
My Stock.' uf 15<\vs" Cloth
in^r is liir^o and complete in
Kiu-epants . Suits and Long
Pant Suits hind^oiriely made,
?perlect in lit nd correct in
dyKs. You will find itll the
popular sluules and -patterns
as well as qualities? here.
; ' Siiiit wnists in endless j
variety and sizes irom 5 to]
14" years. L
M. L-l KINiVKD.
Columbia, S. C.
} ? . ?;*
for Infants and Children*
"Caatoria is eo well adapted to children that
I recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me." II. A AacnrR, !I. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St.. Brooklyn, X. Y.
i 1 ? I1' i
"The use of 'Castaria * %? so universal and
Its merfts so well knowivthat it seems a work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent faraiiit* who do n6t keep Castoria
within easy reach.*' i '? ,
0xrjx>8 Miami, TV P..
NewXorkCity.
Late Pastor Blooiuinjfdal^ Refortui i lining
~ ?? J '
Ca*torl? cares Ool!cx (Y?)?t{]wtlon,
Sour Stomach, Dlarrbroa. Eructation,
Kills Woruu, gives deep, and prxuuottis d/?
ppstion.
Without injurious medication.
" For several years I haw recommended
your ' Castoria, ' and shall al*\ s continue to
do so as it has invariably produced beneficial .
results."
Edwin* F. Pardbe. M. D.t
"Tho "Wintbl^'," lC5th Street and Tth Ave.,
N?v? York City.
To* C**TAdft Cojcpaxt, 7? Mm ray Sttisrr, Nw York.
20 aiVJ
TAILOR'S CASH BARGAIN1
CARRI80N BLOCK
Xaools. to T5?" our Oviro. -A-Cl*.;
33?*a.sr ' wliere yow ,
oan 3SSZC3- MOIVTEY. :
I , 7 f ; * : ? |
10 cent Ginghams at S cents. ? t|f.l
Best Calicos at ()j cents #
Shirting Calicoes Fast Colors at 4 J cents.
Bleached Long Cloth s?t nil prices
| Brown Homespuns at all prices.
! The nicest Stock of Tabl? Limns in the city, which we c*& k
'save you to 50 perc-nt on. ?; r-t ? -JB'
Spool Sijk. 100 yards o cents. v- ,
Twist "1 cent.
Good Pins 1 cent a paper.
| Needles 1 ' 4*
j We carry a iree stock of millinery which you will findtie#*!
jceeduigiy low, We are closing our stock of'ilotbing cut|
r?it ~ \ ^ ] i;w
!^\jm
.j 'ik*. ^ ?. wW ^ \?u,* iM4 ?tJ \*4 *????? ?u. 0 '*?! .?! 'Jr Q < j
* I I '
Our stork of shoes can not he downetl by any house in the .if:
! city. \V ? do not hell paper bottom shoes; but will give you ^
honest goods every. time at lower prices thin you can buy e!$Cv\/j
win re. Remember we, do not oiler you an ai tic feat $2 then fall" I
to $l. 25,. or as they say. make upon vouJ We do a strictlyfjf
(hi require. honest hrsmess and treat everybody alike.
Curry; Combi, 5 10 c *nts to 25 cents, p \
Horse Brushes,' 10 rents to 40 cents.
Bridle Bits, o and 10 cuts.
Hammer. 5 cents to 50 cents. . t f\ -
H . tehetsi 10 cents to '?>{) cents,, ;?
j Saw.-* < 25 cents to To cent*. f
j (.'? IVee Mi Is. 20 cents to 50 efn'.s.
Floujj fitters 10 an i 15 cents, the same thafyou
1 25 evnts for.
J One pint tin eup.i 2 for 5 cents.
Sho*? brushes 10 cents to 50 cents.
( ofhte Jruts -3. T, .and 10 cents to oO ectyis.
Tin Buckets 5 cvnis to 40 cents. \:
One ^ Hon (?l 'ss* Oil Cans- -80 cents. reg|il if price 40 ccnte,
sometimes 50 c?nts. * ? !
We cafawj* i: ire 1-inr of household goods. but can not mention
levervthiiu' here . Co h it? ;mu see 11 r voursolf.' We will save von
o ? . *
I money. ? ,? | ' '. .V .
i How is it- that we can sell jro.ids so cheap? We are asked ?
; th it ques.ion every day.
We will u-11 you; in the fr.^t place. wo, buy tor cash. n?ver foil -
I four months time,' so we save from fifteen to twenty per cent
I right here. In the next place we <1 > a spot cash down business.
!-:vinj credit to nObo.lv rich or poor. -j.;* !
Everybody is perfectly tro d when they make a l/dl to be paid
Uijr wl en they please, but when pay day comes they may be
'dead, baste:!, drunk or in (ieoriiia.
We sell nothing but g ed cootls, ami guarantee to save vou
I money on every purchase.
W e are the leaders <,t low prices in *(\tmden. and if honest,' !
i square, fair prices will draw >ou to us \\\ stand ready to give '
: them to each and every haver visiting Cnm len. Give us your
i trade and. we will sayeyou money
DO NO T ASK US FOK ( UK I) IT :js wc.wili be compelled
decline i;ii llcasLs. Spot cash ;dwa\s.
j % VorUSTRULY
& |18 ? H
ita m fjk w c ?s3
HSlUfJ
One vi-aiV sub -cri { tion to ' ...
6CC3-003E? FO^m?? ? ? ? '.y.-.
[l'uhlisbor's i?ricc l^Cpar] With every Ten Dolfrr*
( j worth ot (k){;.Is purchst.seiL. Jnoni , ; . . .,J. *
CAPER'S SHOE AMD 'HAT STOttt.
i a'lw ~,?t? ,b?,.
The ,-mfe need not Le ,at ' n, ~ , >?j
person, lhe.ickets sn- l< ii(<h . , ? ,74 u *
.M;i?;tzine together. As \ to see {he nmhL ~ h
i , , - L l,xe copies at sto^e-*'
aUo a>k for Oar new j 1 ? ;rc 7%;
lot Late, Men and BovJ .EntiJ,], and coti
gapeif $hee.