The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 29, 1892, Image 3
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CAMDEN, S. C.APR. 23th. 1892
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S. M*. Sosexbekgeb.
Costing of Good Templars.
A meeting of Camden T*>dge, J
Good Templars, wiil he held this!
( Vridny) night at 8 p. ro.. at the j
Masonic hall. A fuii attendance is
desired.
Announcement of Candidates.
The following announcements of
candidates art* marie in tlii* week's !
paper: for the legislature, D. P. (?.!
Murchinson; for sheriff, C.ipt. Jas. .
L. Haile; for county commissioner,!
Capt. A. A. Boi kin.
Attention, Demco-^ts
The County Convention of ?!??-'
Democratic part}- of Kershaw C?m*o
ly. wiil meet in the Court House in!
< den, on the first Mooday, (ihv
-nd day) of May, at 12 o'clock M.
J. R. 0<*?dale. Co> Chairman.
fleeting pf Orphan Society. -
The annual meeting of the Cam j
den Orphan Society will be held in j
the Opera House in Camden on tlie j
??rtl Monday (the 16lh day of May)
at 12 oclfrck. By order of the!
piesident.
C J. K. Goooale,
"8*c. <fc Treas.
Memorial Day. ? ^
Memorial services will l.e It
?sn a I this year at the eemeti
May the 10th., whlolt will
T uesd.1v week. The cere
will take place in the afte
commencing at 5 o'clock, ^Mr. II,
B. Clarke has been selected to de- j
liver the add l egs.
&ew 0rg*n.
V The Baptist Church has pur
ffljased a new Mason <fe Hamlin
*Vg#9? costing five hundred dollar*.
The sale was ma^e through Prof.
O. W. Peters, and the organ was
piaced in pos'tion by him yester
day, and is now ready for use.
Religions Eevival.
A protracted meeting has !>een in
progress at the Baptist G.hurch for
ihe past week, and much good has
lieea accomplished. As n Vesull,
rite of baptism was admWt^
^ tcred to eleven j^ersons at the factory
race Wednesday erening, anil more
accessions an^7 being made to the]
1 Church. ^ j ?
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tr.der, son of MrAand Mrs
r. Young died on last Saturday j
pinornrng at 7 o'clock. Being deli- j
cute in health for the past few
years, lie was the especial care of
his parents, npon whom they
lavished the devoted love of iheii
fond hearts. The funeral was con
ducted from the Upuee Sunday ar.
half past twelve.
CuT Sot
Goto Baum Bros.' mammoth es
tablishment if you want bargain?.
They do not discriminate in days
r.or persons ? every day and to
everybody do ;hev off^Tvthe most;
astonishingly low prices. They i
have plenty' of goods, bought them i
for cash and give every ose an op I
-portunity to get good bargains. :
Wo know what we are talking;
?bout. ? Wateree Messenger, April
26th.
Factory Officers Sleeted.
The board of directors of the
Kershaw County Manufacturing
Company met Monday and elected
the following ofticcrs: H. G. Gar
rison, president and treasurer; C.
J. Sbatapu, Jr., vice president; F.
M. Zemp, secretiry ; Thos. J. Kirk
iand, solicitor. The capital stock j
Tias been laised to $77,000, an in- 1
crease of $35,000 in^the past two|
weeks, ail of which "is owned by i
local capitalists.
Horticultural Pair
In another column will >w? found
ti>e premium lisV-tor the fair of the
Horticultural Society, to he held
next Wednesday at the Opera
House. Judging by put exhibi
tions o? the society, the fair will
doubtless? |JTOTe a grand success.
No one should miss this opportu-i
nity of eajojment, and at the Sara*
time, assist in keeping up interest
in the laudable objects of the!
society. In reference to relics we
are requested to ask that a full
written description be sent with
eachsrticle; also, thai while any.
Uuj^*f interest is desired, sptce
cannot be allowed for large pieces
9I fsmiUre, should any one coo
l<jgl>H sending sack. Read the
pttailHm !i* and he snre to at
tend. . ? 1
AiveodiaA Letters.
Tb/ Wlowiif It a li?4 of idw
txsH tellers renaiaiaf in Uio Cain
dea post odlee for Jfco^re?k ending
March 7th 1892 1
Mr* Tenor Dtakiaa, C K Ber*
ibea, Mr* Wn Kin f, Saal Young,
Mist Ma L Cooywr, J, 6 A Kam
Mrs IB
Charlotte I
George
rater, Serener Braaley,
Camp, R T Harris Mrs
Johnson, J as. N Jojer,
Brows.
Persons calliag
H^U>ieaae state
w^fefeertised.
w G. G. Alexander, P M
for these letters
what week they
> A pickpocket mast learn his busi
ness. He cannot succeed until he
r^ets his hand in.
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P3SS0NALM3NTI01T.
Messrs. J. D. Kennedy anrt^JL. A.
Wittkowsky went to Darlington
Tuesday on legal business.
Dr, A. A. Mooie is in George
town attending a roce*..ng of the
StaU* board of health.
Mr ST.d Mrs Blanding DeSaussure
of Atlanta are visit in? relatives
inBie.
Mr I). R. Wi'liams jr., of Louis
ville Kv., arrived in the city y ester)
Capt. C.C-H^iie has been select
wl by th$ county coilTmissioners to
KersVuw coirnty in the
survey between this ami' Lancaster
county. I
Col Beaares's Lecture.
* According to announcement, Col.
T. H. Demareo, the celebrated tem
perance orator of Kentucky, de
livered a lecture at the Methodist
church last Frfitay night. The at
tendance was large, and a good im
pression was made upon the :u?
diense, as is attested by the in
terest displayed by the good temp
lars.
After the lecture Camden Lodge, j
215 was re-organized with a i
^memlH?rsbip of 43. The following!
officers were elected and installed:]
a T? W. T. Walker; V. T., Mrs.
M. KM alone: P. C. T.. Rev. M. L.
Carlisle: Cha., Rev. M. W.Gordon;
Sect'y,, G. C. Bruce; Ass't Sect'y.,
Miss Emily TruMel ; F. S., T. J.j
Arrants; Tres., Miss M. I. Th?-m
s<?n; M., James Shiver; Dep't. M .!
Miss I#il lie Arrants; Sentinel, li.
Gerald ; Guard, Miss Marie Walker;
'S. J. 'P., Mrs. M. E. Sclirock ; L. D .
J. A.jStntlh.
Home Talent to the Fron'
"Trifles," a two-act comejy. wil"
be presented at the Opera House
on Thursday, May 12th, by local
amateurs. The play itself is the
production of loeal talent, and is
well worthy of the patronn<?e ?f
the community, being bright, in
teresting and laughable. The pro
ceeds of the entertainment will be
given to the Camden Cornet Band,
whieh is well worthy of the as
sistance.
After the comedv, the roaring
Carce "Box and Cox" will be pre
sented by the company.
The band will give open air con
certs at midday, and at night be
fore the pi a)*.
The admission will be, reserved
seats, 50 cents ; general admission
35 cents, and jailer}' 25 cents. Re
member the date, Thursday, May
12th, i
The jipera House Leased
Althe meeting of the city coun
cil Monday evening the Opers
Hons! was leased for the coming
year la Mr. E. M. Roberts, bis b:d :
being i-lbe highest of the twoj
submitted. Mr. Roberts has had
considerable experience in matters
theatrical in Charleston and other
places, and has appeared success
fully on the stage in several plays
as a amateur actor. He will doubt
lee ?oke xl -success of the manage
menu and theater goers may ex
pect a splendid season ahead. Fie
ha?fe!ready communicated with the
Dramatic News and Dramatic Mir
ror of New York to secure adrer
tising space, and draw the atten
tion of first class companies to oar
beautiful Theater, and will get the
aasintencc of the manager* of the
Charleston and Columbia Theaters
in -booking companies to play here.
Another thing he intends doing is
to endeavor to srcnre a summer
opera here. The Gran Opera Com
pany will play in Charleston for
two months, finishing the engage- j
ment the first week in Jnly ; it is
probable that they would come
her* for two or three nights after
tearing there. Camden has never
hart a fnll opera troupe to play here,
as 'they cannot afford to go to
smaU places, but if the Gran Com- j
pany, which has forty members in
it, should come here, it would doubt
less be T.ell patronized not only by
i residents of this place, but would
draw well from neighboring towns.
We trust he will succeed in getting
the company here, as it would be
to the advantage of all concerned,
and an attractive advertisement for
the town.
WMtPtiotCatadSf* j
Th?* will be a competilve iXtsni na
tion at Chester, 8. C*. Thariday, the
12th dayef May 18?2, at 9 o'clock ?< m.
to determine the selection of a Ju let for
the West Poiat Military Academy from
the Fifth congressional Diitrict.af South
Carolina.
! Candidates must be a<_tu*l bona fide
residents of the Fifth District-between
17 aa<f 22 years of age- of robust consti
tution. and at least live feet in height, j
They will he -examined in- reeling, j
writing, and arithmetic, Kn?lif??i graiu- ,
mar and jreography. The ntteces.sful j
candidate must report at West Point Mil- ;
itary Academy, West Point. X. Y. for ox- <
ami nation on the 13'h day of June, j
A second or alternate candidate will he <
nominated at the same time as the first,
provided he is willing to report at Wet
Point and be txarnined as the Jirst regu
lar nominee. The alternate win only be
admitted to the Academy in tin event :
that the regular nominee is unsuccessful, i
Candidate.^ will re]>ort to Dr. S. M. l>*- j
vejra. Jxo- J. Hkmi'Hili..
April Hi. 1 $0-2.
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Caatoy Items.
t Messrs. Editors: ? We have hut
little news at or near Cantey; igni
ters are very quiet with us.
Fanners around here generally
are done planting cotton and corn,
with few exceptions, your corres
pondent being on of the latter
Oats are looking well in this
vicinity. Some of us are plowing
corn, while otheis are nol through i
planting. \
The health of this neighborhood
is very good at present.
We had preaching at the Flint
Hill church on Sunday the 21th
inat., by Rev. Mr. Entzmingtr.
The next service at the same place
will be on the third Sunday in May
by Kev. Mr. Sittith at 3 p. m.
Shayljr's Hill Democratic elurt'
met on Friday 22nd to reorganize
and elect- delegates to the county
convention. This club is still
unanimous for B. R. Tillman foi
governor. The officers elected were
J. E. Creed, president; R. L. Smyrl,
vice president.; ,J. O. Shay lor, sec
retary and treasurer. Delegates to
the convention ? J. E. Creed, R. L
Smyrl and J. O. Shaylor.
: You will hear irom me again
'soou.
Du'rcii.
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pttMHJM LIST.
The following is the premium list ol
the Horticultural Fair Association,
which will be held Wednesday, Ma\
14th, 1802:
12 Brst Koses, named. l>t prize, ?5.00:
1 2nd, S3.U).
<i Best roses, named, 1st. -S3.00; 2nd.
i^'ioo. ^ :
Best Single R se, 1st, 83, < O; 2nd, 92.00.
POT P LA NTS.
?j Best Zonales, 1st, S2.W; - 2nd, S l.< C*.
<> Pelargoniums, 1st, ?2 00; 2nd.
$100.
Best Single Zonales. SI 01.
?* Double ?* 81.00.
" Specimen Pelargonium, SlflO.
" Heliotrope in Bloom, 51 ir?.
u Fuse-Ilia 44 u l.i j0.
44 Begonia " '? 1.00.
u Calia Lilly " " 1 00.
'' ( actus " " 44 1X0.
" Collection IVg?ynias. 2 iXj.
Fuscbias 2.<k)
" " Pansies, 1st, SJ.0O:
' 2nd, S1.C0.
| Best Arranged Vase, SI (X).
44 Flora* Design, $1.00.
FKITITS AND VEGETABLES.
IJest qt. Strawberries, 1st, 82.00;' 2nd.
|$l.?4). , ,v 1
Best Collection Table Vegetables,
(not less than 4 varietu-s) to be exhibit
ed by one person, 1st, $4 00; 2nd, ?2.00.
Prizes are open to all exhibitors,
whether members of the Association
or not. ?
pot plants received on Tuesday fr.>n:
4 to G o'clock p. ra. .
Cut Flowers and vegetable!, ree'd.
until 11 : JO o'clock Wednesday.
Persons sending reii<-s are* requested
to lal?el them, iriving date, &c. Relics'
will be received from 4 to <> p. in. Any
one sending from a distance cat^ for
ward to the secretary on Monday. '
Parties sending Fiowcrs will please
state what prize they are entered for.
The hajlj will be closet! to ail persons
but the judges between the hours of 12
and 1.
Nothing must be removed frur.i the
? hall unless check is given.
Fair will be opened May 4th, 2 p. m.
i and close at 1030 p. it..
Prizes will be distributed at night.
Admission, 25c? children 15c.
Miss. K. R. Tweed, Secy.
Mrs. II. Baum, President.1 \
It Should Be in Every House.
? J. B. Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharps
burg, Pa., says he will not he w.thout
Dr. King'a New Discovery for Consump
tion, Coughs and Colds, that it cured his
wife wh? was threatened with Pniiuiuo
nia after an atuu k of ,4La Grippe," W$*ea
various other remedies and _ several
physicians had done her no good.
Robert Barber, ^fC?oksport, Pa., eliim*
Dr. King's New Discovery has dona
him more good than anything" he erer
used for Lung Trouble. Nothing like it.
Try it. Free Trial Bottles at F. L.
Zemp's Drug Store. Large bottles 50c.
and $1.
Eheigittiw cured fiuMDay.?
"Myatic" Core for KbetuBattam
and Neuralgia radically cures is 1
to 3 days. Ita action upon the sys
tem is remarkable aryi mysterious.
'It removea at once the cause aud
the disease immediat<Jy disai^wars.
The first duse greatly benefits, 75
cents.
Sold by F. M. Zerop Druggist,
Camden.
It U a mistaken idea that loud
talk - irrs a tone to society j
Don't cry over spilt, milk. Bqsh
around and find lb? cat.
A man ma}' be lantern- jawed and
jet his face nevei lights up.
At the meeting of council Mon
day evening the following board of
fire masters were elected : Chief, S.
B.Latham; Assistants, R. Wil
liams and W. E. Boykin.
Backlea* Arnlc^ Salve.
. Tbe Bent Salve in the w*rM for C uts,
Braises, .Sores, Ulcers, S^lt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hends.
Chilblains, Corns, and all fckin Erup
tions. and postively cures Piles, or no
pay require*!. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisf.-.ction, or money refunded..
Price 25 cents per box. For sale hy F.
I L. Zemp.
Wlwo Bab;- wu sick, wo gare her Castoria.
When she wssa Child, she cried for Gastoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Gsatoria.
Whan she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
COX S U M PT 1 0 X CU 11 KIX
Anol-i physician. ret'red from prac
tice, having had placed in hi* hands by
sMi Ka.-t India missionary the formu'a of
a simple vegetable remedy for thc3:>el?dy
and pertnanen; cure of Consumption.
Bronchitis. ? a-arrh, Asthma and all
thro.it an I bung Affections, also a posi- ?o
live .tad r>dic?l cure f?>r /Kervous la
bility and a!l Xorvons CoinpVtit?, after
havi* g tested its wonderful curat ?ve
powers in thousands ?.f cjw?*, his f It it
iiis duty tonti.k * it known fo his suffer
ing fellows. Actuated hfcJ this motive
and a desire !!wv human suffering,
I wijl send free of charge, to all who de
sire it. tl:i* reeii>e in German, French
or English, w.th full directions for pr?
paring and using. Sent hy mail by ad
drts-ing with stamp, naming this paper.
W. a. Novks, 8:.m I'oH'rrs' Block,
llocliealer , .V. 1".
' Sample copies of The
Chronicle or the Weekly Consti
tution rill l>e sent, Lo a.ny post
office upon application.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR TtfK LEG 1SLA TURF.
Desiring a member of tlie leg
islature who Hill rt?pr?^i?i?t tin
Went interests of our community at.d j
the whole county, we present the |
name of Mr. \) J\ Mnrehinson j
to the Democratic voters of K? r- I
shaw* County as a candidate, sub- j
"ject to the result of the p*vtnary i
election. I>eula i%
FOR SHKkTPk
I hereby anoounce myself a hih!"'
due fi?r re-election io the <>fti of
Sheriff ?f' Kershaw ronnty, su'-j?- t
to the action of the Demfwralic pri
mary, and respectfully a*k the ?up
port of my Demoenvic fi-l'ow-cit
zens^
f* Jamk* If iiLf.
?v*"
For County Commissioner.
j : ) . !
We begj leave to itin?>'ince tin
name of our frllow.ci' '"?? u Cap'.
A. A. Hoy kin, of Wea!. Wateree. asj
j a suitable condidate f<?r rt*-el? <?t i? ?i? j
'as County Commissioner, snbj?*ctto!
the result of the primary. II is sr - j
vices in this most important <fti<r. j
which he has a! reads* tilled, having j
been most creditable and hi;,ihl\ j
-?at isfactory. He i< a suecess*u! j
farmer, <jot?d *iuahei??r, in lull sy.n -
j)Hthy with the Farmers' Movement,
a trn?* and trh-d Democrat. He ha.?
while in office given ?}?? atten
tion to the r??ads ami i?rid?_r?'s of t lie
county and we feel asssred tha j
we could not do I etter than to J
re-eltcl hi in. Many Voters of
West Watkcee. j
GOOD PASTURE.
Having a first class pasture, all I
parties having stock ??r cattle that
t.hev wi&h pastured, would do well
to 2 ivfc nu; tlieir patronage. For
f urtliHr information app'y to M*. '. J
Goorfule at Camden. or-ihe under-'
-igneti at Boykitr* I
W F. lite I
7 NOTICE.
The public will please take no-,
tico that I am prepared t.o do first
class wwrk iti mv line, brick-w^rk
:>nd plastering. Give nrc* ymir or- ;
deitf. John C. Stewart.
PERFECTED
CRYSTAL LENSES
V THADC MftHK.
Culity first uAilnjt.
G.G.YOUNG.
J E W E L E It
V / ? 'J
Has exclusive sale of thcAe celelnat
eii glasses in Camden, S. C.
i
Kkllam <fe Moork,
The only manufacturing Opticians
in the South, Atlanta. Ga
^gj^Peddlers are not supplied j
with these fai ->?9 glasses.
HOYS and GIRlS
I1AVR YOU SEEN
wraniiiiK?
That beautiful maptzin* for Sautherp
Boy* and Girl*. It i a the handsomest
Yonng FteopleV Mngnxine in America.
It br'.H become a welcome visitor to
thousand* of ^utlirrn Home*. No
patn* or expense i? spared to make it at
tractive. Karh number contains a volume
of interesting reading for yotlng folk*.
<iliort and continued stories ont-door
TOorts. new games, and in fact et erything
tor interest Woyn and girt*. Twenty
eight page* anil corer, each page is
handsomely il!u?tratcd. It it "The
Queen of the South ? Thel*Petof
crery Horn * Circle," and no boy or
girt Stafford to be vithont it.
, see ii i* to waul it, and to have it
for six months <?r a year is a con'tnaai
enjoyment for all '.he family. We want
every U? Am* tfirlwfco faff ?ot Keen thw
charmin* magaatne to ?4nd tu ?*ven one
cem *tampg at once for * sample copy ;
or. hotter atfll, if jrotl will acna na Otoe
Dollar tre will send yon SoatberN ,
SuubcamN f-r one yew and make yon^
a pre**nt of "Cociper'n I^enther
stavkiiij; ThIch." JpIto &rfcat'iror?.s
in one large relume. free .f all cost.
a 1 :
2 .A DOS cm /
[jwlkwi [juta^
j BOX 363, - iTLAVTA, Ga.
gave Time and Health. Doctors' bills And cjrusgww proscrip
tions are heavy drains on the poeke*-, not { to mention d-tys,
weeks, and months of enforced idleness in) case of sickness.
In many instances all this loss may be saved b7 the timely use
of Ayei^s 8arsaparilln. This medicine, tuksh in smaller doses
than would be required of any other bloo^-purifler, produces
the most positive results; therefore it ils ocCi-omy
Use Only
Arc ~'fr> Scjs.t pa riltaL Moreover. Vy tiiius this ? in ^ cits. y*?w pr*vmt Ih? Innodi
o i disease, keep the blood p;irc. a??l the jys;ei? ualforuiiy ?;rous5;'.::d vigorous. Ilswemlff,
Prevention is better than cure .
.Bu; how, it ??y as*?s!. is on<* to -
taoicatiou*; anions Uwro l.y tlwt rir?-t* tefiti,
ache ami confusion ??f xr:'Uior\. p:<ius to tin* ..... tw v... raiij*t?n ^u?i eruptions
o? the face ao4 b?>4y. wMak??*.>s 1.1 the '--y .liiiit. ifrowftlufiui by ilay.
frequent dduressiou oi spui; s. T'n *st\ though n??t in jhcmsulw*. sjrtspturw
and wamiM^whU'.'u \i u ji aliMi led to. tu y ui .iacas.-i it :Ue most uature..
Begin at t?. use '<>
'?now tlr.it U- tf>U Ry varies
''V <?r ;.j?rt?kti,j-. l-"'k of t'herxy. dull SiTtd
tlif liiutvo. nii?i cruprtous
Ayer's Oarsapa;rif!a,
-AVer's Sane |rt rill* ^jv >s ?ritir.
tiiMi ;<? u?y cti?UKUfrt. My wifr ?tvsl l\v >
lollies or it. which ?Ji-: l>r?r n?<?rr tl. . ?
utiy other metlieins. H?-r ??l!ow tare h-.s
hecouw fre-vh ?.ud r?v.. 1 feel :?s5iire<l tiut
Ayer's tforsaparilla bo-. ronj|?let<*lv revered
her health. (Mir family |>fcy*i?'btt ree.?m- !
oiemls Ayer's remedies."- S 'in! Siepheaskii,
Pool. W. Yl. I
] "Kor yoars I wis i.IEisttrl with d^fr- 1
sia. having vt?ry little >i?peti:e :*u?l beiag iiS-|
treiMfil Uy nearly c?erj'tiiius I :tte. A Ojpy
pist recoiarnendeil a trh*^ gf >*<* a t??
rilln. of which 1 xm now CTRTftijc my fourth ;
N>m<\ The medicine belj>ed me at Hive,
*n?l ha* 'nmfintird to fc.*lp in*. I can re.-om- '
jn.Mi'1 AycrS 3-iraa|cirUb .-?* * ..tt remedy*
??? th';< 'ii-fctrfSHltw cotnjilivhit."? Cliarlc.i 0. !
Muxtcr. Fjtrmiiijitoti. 31-. I
"K >r yeir?. :u :hv Spri months. I
us.nI in rvi i with a ilr<iw?y,iirp(l feel
Ins a ?itill )>??!& in Hit* *mnil of in y back.
<*> a I time*. t<? j?n*vrut uiy licing ab!?
to w,:!k. the Ir-.-x' kiulih-a motion causiug ma
jwv?re ?iis?ro*s. iwa.sioiuJly, n ruh cov
ered niy tbewkin Hppnrputly l?eeoniint{
thfckeue<t :wei<n#ai.i?M| l.y intense itching.
FrwjiiBjuly, -oil* tutihl \ reak out un various
part* >( ihe l?o*ly.J 1'y the ?<lvice ol fr.eud*
'*S\t niy f:i n.ily )>Ly*k*l*n. i lieput theus?of
T?y.-r*.-i ?.tr*>parut? ami continued it till th?
pofccon m !.:>? ?y*|?m wjw crwphrtrtT e radi
cated."?!.. W. Lsi MorstKCttiery City. Mo. !
??Kwry i?>r ilt.s I .<t nine years 1
invp Von in the ?aWt I.' king Ayor's Sar
?s:tpar;lla. aud I?4n ins* s=?y tlu*t I never
tisni r.ny ir.cdiciurkluit 'liil inc so much good.
1 sun convinced thj: It ;? '
The- 'Best
Blood-Riirifier
??To all li*er ron:i>'.nLrt. 1
woiiM strongly r>?comi!jfu i A>vr\% :
ri!l;t. 1 w;?s r.fi1a-<eU . 4i:li livor oo-.iplrlirt i
for nearly two y^ifcsitinrH Htlvbwtl u? use'
Ayer's S.trsjqiHrtllH. It jptve tru* nnmc<!ki:e !
r^llrtf."? Jarrn^ Frci:.-^. AUrliiwo, Ksuwu. j
Save yonr time by taking
in rl?*? lnnrk Jt. r.rl4 ran confidently roeom
;t to -11 ia'nMd of x rrlialite. effec
tive, aitd i*C'.iiH?iu|x.'iil .Utorallvo medicine."
Proprietor of Shejwrd's
246 I'earl st., N-jw York
? J. A. Jvliejwnl.
I'aw&tC VaniUh.
city/
KflT? ynur m*n*y by taking
Ayer
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Prepared bj SR. J. C. AYER & CO., LoveB, Mas*. Sold fef >1 Draggistt.
Price $1. Six bottl??, 95. Worth. $6 a bottles.
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A Cure for the Ailments of Man
and Beast.
I
A long-tested pain reliever.
Its use is almost^uiyversal by the Housewife, the
? Farmer, the Stock Raiser, and by every one
requiring an effective linihient
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No other application compares with it in efficacy.
This well-known remedy has stood the test of
years, almost generations. ; ,
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No medicine chest is complete without a bottle of
Mustang Liniment.
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Occasions arise for its use almost every day.
All druggists and dealers have it
F:>: } y-rs carriage makers have tried to invent a^short-tum" vehicle
that woui ;:ut be a '?turn-unier."-*'' Success came with the invention ot
v ,
r s ,
Sb e "25 art b oltJ m etu" ??.r acj o n.
" sWt.turi device ami the oihcrmrri!s,of tvhich there arc maav^lrc described in .in
catalogue, which, wiih address of local agctit^jHl be ?cut free lo any one.
"The BartjiouHiew Co.. Cincinnati, O.
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is coming ill da
SEElNGlIS
ZEMP BROTHERS
No ? Well go-tpZEMP BROS when -you want one and have
it conformed to your-h ead Call and we wi!l explain and show
you. It will cost you nothing and will be to your advantage.
Stiff^ Felts and Straws made to fit comfortably.
ES than ever.
New Bargains are t)AILY pllced
every description of
on same,
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DRY QOODS.
DRESS GOODS AND 1
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BDBjANO?
D0ME8TI
will he found there. ? ,?
They will ouly be sold (or the SPOT CASH", tad will
offered at prices that will move thejn. So call early andoi
as we will have Daily attraction?.
Jhia Counter, remember, is iu the center of the Sftrt;
take our wordjor it, y. u will fincj the biggest biftgains cfi
offered. ?
We can't enumerate lure, as we will add attractions
DAY. So everybody come at onc^ Men, Ladies and
We will have Bargains for all. |j - p
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p,
Yours Respectfully, ! . ? ;
VILLEPIG
T.
JrojrieUr
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AT
BAUM BRO'S
You can buy Ginghams at 5 cents per yarh
Blenched Cloth at 3 cents per yard.
lk\st Shirting Calico at 4 cents per yard.
" Dress Calic- at 5 cents pjr yard.
Checked Nainsooks at 5 -cents per yard.
Viict ria Lawns at 5 cents per yard.
Coo I Matting at 10 cents per yard.
Ptjarl Dress Hut tons at 5 cent* per (tozen.
Beys' Trimmed Straw Hats at 10 cents apiece,
Girls' u ,4 M at 15 cent*- apiece,
Ladies' ?' " " at 1-3 centi n piece.
Wc mention only a few articles to show how cheaply we ar?
*elling. Times are hard everywhere and we have tnkeu ad
vantage of our cash facilities to uecure birgiins, never before
offered in Camden. Our Mr. M. Bahm lias just returned: fitUEr
his second trip to the va*t ?arketa ot New York and elsewhere
and the public shall have the benefit of his shrewd baying*
The above goods are offered for cash only at these
We will not book them, so pletise do not. ask its to
Neither will we sell a \vhoie piece , at above prices.
propose to give everybody a fair show and not ditfcrl
T?e bargains will be offered onl v for one month, cemm
od*v, Monday and everv other dav, so all can have a fair #1
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prion
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BADH BROS.
N. B. ? To merchants:
per yard.
Plaid homespun by the bale 4 oeflM
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