University of South Carolina Libraries
i he Camden Chronicle! iTBLTSHKIi EVERY FRIDAY! THOS. J. K IKK LAND, iv. i. viLLf:ri<;iE. i Editors :uv\ Proprietor?. :: ATFS OF >r[:-CRIITir?N'.? On^ j wc. sic !fi>n:!i- >, rental ? three n?on*lm. n;s. a I>V KKTI^ ? \? r IIA'fT*.!*. ? On * - ,u: p/ '?>ne inch.) ?*) ? i. ?*-r;ion, SI.' iTnrii i> <:i! i 1 1 '<* rr i' ?n , -"^0 t - J. I r* ? I let: -ii< mad'- ? > n r}|.* : t Vt? ? ? rorthre* mo:?:hs.*i;< months :?r.d ye/.rly <-* ?nt r;i ^ t<. r-.r*j!:r;r?i?*af ion and nr ie!?'< ; >r : u* - ' 1 ?: I f iUKSl r? h u- :ir !??;<-: I,tl Tii"S- i ? !.t v, to in-r.re rr*/ir in tlit- [ :*<?![? >u in/ 'N'm ???Xittiri:1!! a* ?< -n ? >f :i | r~ -ri^l narur. vc|!l i; ? :,u*. li^hed in - hi - ?*<.ep: : risan :?-! v< ? rr i?*rr: i??ti r . t-. V.- r a: i f-?r. A 1 ! ;i rt:< I ? i t->r puhii.Mti<> i f )?? ac , ??? myv.nittj r,\ The full rr and rt-i dre&s *-f tlit writer, iri or.! er to re?a-;ve ( retention. ^ ^ -/xT J i AMDKN, S. C. -MJSK *?. 1802 StSj Campaign Programme. i he- following id Lite campaign program to l;e ohservrrt !:i the v.-iri . J* . I oiis counties of the state from this dare f?ir? ard : Colleton, June 10. ( Jhurleston, June I 1. Berkeley, June 15. Williamsburg. June U? Georgetown, June 17. ? Horry, J une 27. Marion, June 2'). Florence, June 30. Darlington, July i. Richland, July 4. Orangeburg, July ?>. Aike n, July 6, , Edgefield, July 7. Lexington. J'Uy 8. Clarendon, J ttiv I'.). S not rr, J uly 2f>. Marlboro, J u y 21. f 'hestor field, July 2-*?. K .rshaw, duly 2t>. Lancaster^ July 28. York, July 2'.). 4 ? h ester, j ?ly 30. Fairfield, August 2. Union, August 4. Spa: lanlvtrg, August (>. Greenville, August 'J. Pickens, August 10 XJconee, August 11. Anfteison, August 12. Abbeville, August i4?. >?e?rl>eny, August 13. Laurens, August 20. K- Eixeijy Axi>s?;sa\\ a prominent j N? w"^'. ?rkfr. says in th?- Ki-raM: -At-; !- r the election of I.sss, wht n Mr. Cleve- ! i-.wttl harl hccii ?U*featc-d. I \vi*nt to the | White llous?* t<? sre hun an>I co:i?frAtu- i w f latc<l him nn tin* manly stand he h\?! tak jn oi: th ? taridf <(Ut>s;ion in his letter. He t<*>k uj> his p"!i ;m?l bal.ineetl it he- ; *\>ten hi-5 'huinband forefinger. -'When 1 j)iebe?l up thep.;n,' he. *1 had hut , one man in my mind from thy t?m</ 1 -u?o;e the tirst word until I signed 'luy name. a:vl that man was the A met jean fanner, but he di<I not understand me." \ vXi!K plan for a national Columbia^! pnhl^c srh-KJt cele':>ratiyn has hc.-n ap j?r.?v<jd hy superinten<h'?lts in national rwnventit?n. hundred* of ?>;|r ni<?t i:: tlueJrttal ne\vs;.aoers. -cry ^iuany emi nent men ;?nd women, and --fir more im portant tlian these ? thousand? upon i <h??n#ands of the pupils in the p'lhsie! sehools themselves. Th..* -:>irir display- 1 e?l l?y these little men and women <>i t ie land, lea? Is us to express the opinion lhat they w illeariy out their part <>f the program on Columbus day in a manner which r. il! reflect ere. lit up >n themselves and their fea?-iier^. <()S!.y One man has Wen exeeu*ed in Alegheny county. lVnnsylvania, in ei^ht v?iarJ. This, however, as tlve Philadel- 1 ]>hia Pre?;* says. "h;is not been for want i of mnnlerer?. to execute. " Withix? the; past five yeirs onlv, it states, there has i i>een one hundred and thirty-six mur ders in the eountv, and the Pittsburg: pa pers say that * "capital e ime has l>eei: ?:eudiiv increasing." For. fifteen minutes ?>h rained on the f mis north of Janesville, Wi?. recently. When {lie rain storm wita which they came ended the ground w;;s town d with them. There were thousands, and th? eattie tracks, pools. wagon ruts and .wherever the water could settle. *vre alive v ith them. They arc all the i om xrou "shiner." c Nut one of the i!ein?M-ra!i?- r^ivi-n. lioos in the states north of M:is<>n :;n 1 lHxon's Hue, from one end of the e??nn try to the other, except "Wyoming. 3!?>n tano. Washington and Kansas, have ??e c-ared for frc^ coinage of silver. The south having not more than one thir< I of the delegates .-tt Chicago will hardly tri-t such a piank into the platform. Friend Strait. ?>f Lancaster, has ! *ezf'fr.to the narrow way which icadeth -to Congress *' where but one _.>rs abreast." We arc mst s?> sore h<>\\ - ever, but that brother Ucmph 11 h i-- the ri'^ht of way. ^ k r "-t Onk thousand doilars in silve; wvi^hs ?,;>Alty pounds. Free coinage w.uldcer fafcly c;iu*e a h-\oui in the wheelbar row, err:. *ag.n an ? ijrgbr-; r x,f >a:'e btisiiK>s. | ^ . T;;:: Campaign Mtetings opened at .fSarnwell o? 7 ties say. A* heretofore it was ?'gohMe-g* >'-t>le-ba !* ? all gobble tor the Tillraanites and alt ba for f-e S'.K-ep.. Yoiu Urck' Hemphill w * trUI bvt'orc the Stir Chamber an 1 t-ur.d gr.ilty. Sentence, two year- in Congress. There are 12. t>00 o: silver in the I". 5. Treasury vaults. If every man was as big as he feels ihere wouldn't l>e any stat.dlng room in ^bis-t:ountry. ? I ; i s J5? ?-?. ? ?? ? _ f 31 ESS AVE to TEACHERS. I rom the Executive Committee Ap|>oi?;te<i l>y the Stiycrinif int ent. s of Kdiicatiuffr j lo the Teachers oy the Amer ican Public School?, the Execu ! ii\e Committvc of the (.o!uiu!i:an ?u:hool Celebration sends the fol io a In? Message : ? 1'he 4Q'Jth Anniversary of the Discovery of Amei ica will he the most important of t(,e < entennial : ohservrteces through which we have passed. It will be marked in Cnic a 14') by the dedication <>f the Co leadum Exposition grounds; and should be celebrated everywhere ?n line; ica hy filling exercises. lo l.'ie Public Schools this Dav presents a great opportunity. Jr. i*! in their power t> make them selves the c? olres of all local de moast rations. 1 his leadership hy the public schools was first proposed by '"The Youth's Companion.'7 Tlie \VoiidTs Congress Auxiliary of the Co!u:l hian Exposition, through its presi dent, followed with a request that the day he celebrated systematical ?y throughout America, and sug gested that the PuMic Schools lead in each local celebration. The Department of Superintend ence of the National Educational Association, at its annual meeting in February, ISU2, indorsed the proposal aad appointed the Stale Miperiatendents of fMucatiyn as a General Committee to lead the ctl ebraiion to their sevenu State>. An Executive Committee was also tlected tj prepare a uniform pro gram for use iu every locality in the Republic, and to take direct charge of the movment. The striking titness of such a Public Scb.?ol demonstration will appeal to every patriotic teacher. I It will give worthy prominence to the Common School as the fruit of four centuries of American lite, li will bring before the eyes of our na tb?n and the world, on a scale of proper magnitude, what North Americau civilization owes free ed ucation. ft will also We a valuable lesson in intelligent patriotism to j over Thirteen Millions of pupils in Public Schools. 0 L September 1st, '.he Official Program will be published; uni form for all localities. It will be simpl-, but impressive and worthy of the Day. It will provide for a Morning Celebration in the School houses, especially for the pupils; it will also suggest an Afternoon CeK ebration in th(i largest hall, signed for llieTpHhlic geneiallj' ; and at which t he o.deK. pupils will be p esent by delegation or eh masse. This AfternoonXc'elebra lion may be preceded byV grand procession, \ The Ollieinl Program wilP^jro vide that one of the exercises^ the School-house^ shall be raisin? and s i luting the flag. No school should be without a flag on that day. Schools yet without will be aided in obtaining them if they address the Chairman of this Committee. \\hde_il is well for the pupils to be rtfade to fed their responsilwlitv in the movement, yet the real lead tM-ship in every village and city must rest with the teachers. Let each Teacher, therefore, at once interest the pupils it, the Mes sage to the Public Schools. (It wii: be sent j,o any address by the Chairman.^ the School vot*% with the concurrence of the School Hoard, to observe the dav. Form a strong Committee of teachers, pupils and citizens. Enlist the Press. Induce the citizens t? al low tht- Schools to be lite centre of the local celebration. Invite the veterans of the war lo send details trv every School-house to assist in the morning salute to tlie Flag, as -well as to act. as escorts to the pu pils la the afternoon parade. Do ad this as soon as "possible; for during the Summer other local arrangements may possibly be made which ignore the primacy of the schools. As soon as any school de cides to celebrate, inform the Chairman of the Executive Com mittee, and a copy of the Official Program will be sent upon its pub lication, Septeml?er 1st. Also in form the State Superintendent of Education. ^ Let not one Public School in the United States allow itself to be left out in this memorable Celebra tion. This rem <k i- becoming so wtdl known ami so popular n; to noed no special mention. Ail who have used Electric Bitters sinir r h.? sunc^my of its praise. ? A purer medicine ?l not exist and it is srnaranteed ?** ))>? all that is claimcd. KK'Ctrir Bitters will ciirr all diseases of thi* I.ivwr a fit! Kidneys, will remove Vi Mph-s. r?.?ls. Ss.lt Rheum and other atlVc tio!j< ejus^d i>v impure blood ? Will d. iw Mahria :'r ? m the system an.l pre vent as well a* cure :il Malarial feVers. ? F or (Mi re of Headache, Constipation and Indigestion try Klectric Bitters? Kntire satisfaction guaranteed. ?<>r money re funded. ? Price ?">* cts. an I ?l per :>ottle at l'. I.. Zcinp's I)ra: Store. CONSUMPTION Cl'RED. An ? ? i ? i physician. retire'! fr.?ni prac tice, hav .us h;;il plac-.i in his hands by an K:i>t India the f?>rtnu'a of rimplc \'vs -I at r. x:\r>\yri"T thes>>c.-dv an I pe;-:na:n-:i; cmv of 'Ton>unsption\ Bronchitis. Catarrh. Asthma ai'il :?li throat and Ltn?i Aflv. tions. also a posi tive and radical e'.ire l<?r N't rvous I)(? biUty and a'l Xerv >ns ("oniphent*. after haviv^. tested its wonder!;;! curat v? powers- in thousands of eases. Ins f.dt it his duty taraake it known to his sntf.-r in^ fellows. Actuated hv this motive and a desire t<> relieve human sutierinir, I wis] send ire - of charge, to aii who de sire it. this recipe in tierman. French or English* wit:: fat! directions f?r pr^?* parinj^nnd nsir.^. Sent by mail bv ad '".ressin^ with stamp, naming this piper. 'v- A. X?.?ves. ? ?0 Powers ' Block, \ llodtest,','. V 1" ; ,/ Itch, Mange and Scratches of j every kind, on human or animals, i cured in minutes by Wol ford's' Sanitary Lction. Ibis never fails.' Sold bv i)r. F. L. Zemp, Camden!! S.C. ? . I Savings Department j ?J in i? BANK of CAM DEW! Commencing Julv 1st. 1S92. | the BANK OF CAMI)ENT, of Camden S. 0.. will open a SAVINGS DEPARTMENT in the Bank. Depositors in this department \vi 1 be paid inter est on sam?. Deposits received in sums of ONE DOLLAR and | ABOVE. We respect fu*Iv solicit bus I * iness and will make it advan tageous to our customers to keep, their funds with us. For .farther information, inquire at the Bank II. G. GARRISON. Pres't. C. H. YA i ES. Cashier. i - * ... . W?I ?s the W. L DOUGLAS S3 SHOE ?in?FST ?H?E ,N TH? W0RLD F0R THE M0NEY? to ? t M'?!os3 shot- wLth "o tacks or wax thread to hurt the fee? made of the best fine calf, stylish a vr mate ??.or? */?<*?* of this b^?-^ /lan a"1' 'MM vutHvfucturer, it equals hand sew ed *Shk* coating from SUtfto $f>,00. S 5-??h^" 1 r^nai,"J"^rvve,l' the finest calf shoe ever offered * or 45.00: eouals Fr<?nfh !aSP*rtnk<;,i'ies ^,cb COKt *rr,"> $3.1)' i to SliOO. $4 lland-^cwe<l \\c-lt Shar. fljie calf ??"*? stylish, comfortable and durable. The besc shoe ever offered at this price ; same grade aa c?? i shoes costing from $6 A) to $9.oi i. S3.<,?J? i.^r!loe: Farmers. Railroad Men **1 ,? and LetterCarriersall wear them- line calf j seamless, smooth inside. heavy three soiel eVten' sio^d^e. One pair will wear a year. $2.<,?hkl,wfalfi no V?tf,er shoe evpr offered at 1 ^,riV^-l;priL>' : on? trial will convince those 2k2^?5f ^jpf'i'comfortpind service. ! S r \Vorkfiisrinnn*? shoes t ,very strong and durable. Those wha have given theiii aj rial will wear no other malfce i BOYS ^ 1 ? ' school shoes ara JSI?vTt i? by tli'; boys everywhere: tliovsell on then* merits, as the increasing sales show-. Ladies aAa,"'"*fwe?l akne. best MUMlvo L>oii^?te. vervsrvllsh: eoualsKrench j Imported shoes cost jus from &i.<? to *6.1*). &h9? " ,nl <*1.75 shoe for e o**ft flpe?ougol;u Stylish aud durable. Cflofion#? See that AX . J.. Ixiujlfls* ii'jd ; price are stamped on the bottom of each shoe:. _ tTTAKE NO SFRNTITTTE ai , I nswt onl< >oa U<l v? tt I*, l dealers sipplyiaTy-. j W. La DOI(i.jA>, liroeluon, JIass. j HIIvSCJI BROS. mm mvrn ii iWllECr STILES? 1 hat is the thought of m:?nv who are not well " posted; ' if they wii! only tea1 this adver tisement they will he convinced j that this is the place fi-r T.-ilor {Made -Garments with correct | styles and of the best make any perfect lit. | lam showing this seas >n. j the finest and best assorted stock j Spring Clothing ever brought to this city. It em braces "a 1! ! cf the correct styles patterns, j and qualities that go' to snake jupa first class fitting Tailor j Made Garment. Th?'se good. j I ^ offer you are made ami | trimmed equal to cu>tom worr. (and to give you hard wea. jlhey aae rot simply mside to jsell as som > garments are, with ; flashy trimmings to catch th. i eye. I hese are honest good*; . honestly made in order to *mvc , hard wear and hold their shape ; until worn out. Those who J trade here know the qualitv . make of the line I can v. and j feel perfectly safe in buying here. They save save money j and my prices arc lower than you pay for inferior i llOOfls. i My Furnishing G.wds is up j to ;ts usual stand mi], in some [respects it is l>etter, especiallv jin quality and prices than ever i before. \ou should se> mv Leader in Balbrig^m Under I Vests at '2.3 cts. sold elsewhere 'for 50 cts. India Gauze Lisle j Thread in all qualties and size . I have the largest line in Men's Hosiery at *23 cts in all shades that are s^own anywhere. See | ray positively fast Black also .higher grades of Hosi.-rv to suit the huver. My Mat Stock is coinplefe with all the leading shapes and colors which is the latest out this season in soft and stiff hats. I have the largest hue! that is found in the citv. show ing every shape to suit the! Wearer. . Mv ^tocl: of Boys'. Cloth ing is large and complete in Kneepants Suits and Long nt ^ in t s handsomely madeJ perfect in fu r.nd correct in I sjtyhs. You will find all the' popular shales anl patterns! as ?.v^ 115 Qualities here. Shirt waists in en I less variety and sizes lrom 5 to li years. M. L. KINAUD. Columbia. S. C. J. A. SIIEORX, , 7 ?> Collector & Real Estate A gt., Camden. S. C. L. AJYITTKOWSKY, ^ \ * ATTORNEY AT LAW, CAMDEN. s. C. Pr^ticcs in all <?; the Courts of i lie St.it*/ Siifi'ial jrivcn to en!- I PERFECTED CRYSTAL LENSES ! TRADC M^RK. G.O.YOUNS. .} i-: w i-: l e i i lias exclusive sale of these ce!e!?rat eil *? 1 usscs in Camden, S. C. Kki.i.am & Moore, I'lte only manufacturing Opticiaus in the South, Atlanta, Ga far v rddlers are not supplied with these famous glasses. *A GOOD SEAMSTRESS mui'lBn AND A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY 13 one or ourf NEW SEWSNG MACHINES. For Full Particulars Adoriss SIS! KucccesoRa to JUKE MANUFACTURING CO. Q! Hlui EEl.VIDERE, ILL. tfan'JTsetarGik o' Fine Far.ily Sewing KsehlM* Smilii Carolina Kaihvjiy Com* H y. P. H.-CH AM15KUF, VIN, Kmivi-r. ( AMh'KN, 8. l)iv. ;tl? 1MM. < >n Jin-l al'trr this <1 1 : ?? tra il- will rui. i:i wit Si 1 1 lollowMi.^ .<i*Ue ? Q OlNii S > ! * T 1 1 . Leave t ?? ! ? ?vki.:s ?? i I:;':. .... l> ?* nix; - Cane!.:; .1,: '* All Ml !i?!l ?? V.ater'v ?? K i n 1 1 ! i * A rv { :;n?l '? Au-n.-fji CiOiXG NO!ITII Li-aw ( ?* < illi' i I ** * Khtirvii'i' Mi?i<llct..!i 4< C.'t ni'lcn .'<? 44 ( Ian iiri 'lit " 1 1 ?1 ?* J><?vkin A r\ n D:ilV (Ml j, ?"?! *' 1 1 in ' ?->! [ ' !!( '? ? ji :n ?*' '.<?> :? 111 ?*' 4 i ]> Til '? 4!' Ji t)l l'. <>!' j, !'?' |> li. 7 -1 > n 1 ' ? i> in 1 i I *i ?> n. C, a 0 a in s ? a li. T>0*> a ii, I" 2?> a ?: : 1 0 :> ? a in l'? ?!?"> a in w .? in 1P?7 a mi 1 ' J j li OWineci io:is f??r the- NorJh Mast via ChavL-<ton. C i n ? - i : i : j : i i t i Kailr-'u-l aval with Narrow < I aiiir* ? at Ynrkville. For tliroiiL'li tirkrts toall j?oint>Nortl., South or West or vi i Cly-ie S. S 1 ? i j > (\>. to New Y irk and th<* Hast via C!iark?.?> ton api?!y t*> J. II. WAU.UT,. A L't . Cs'.Ill.lca. 0. M W.AJH), Genera! Manager scin:i>i i.i: oi-' tii i: Charleston, Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad, Taking effect Dec. 7th b>l?l. GOING NOitTII. Lv. Camden ?' IHtKalb " WestviiJe " Kershaw " < >akhursi ?? H'v'ntli Si.ri riir Pleasant Hill 1 J *' Lancaster '* Catawba " H??ek Hill '? Yiukvilif '? !>!a< ksviih' '* SS?t r?v ?' Umberf r 1;, n Ar. Marion fioiN.T s^rin. Lv. M.ir.on - Kuril' !*' S .i i ; . v ?? Hiarks^r: ?? W.-kvi'l " I'o.-k H U " ( ba .f t. ?? Lancaster ?* Pleasant lli'i " Heath S;, riv.j " O.ik'mrst i "0 ?? Kershaw 4 i". j> rn " \*.Y-tr II e -i l'7 p in ** ] 'sKalf/ 4 :> r: . Ar Carrion 4 p m Trains ?to;? ?"?:! signal a: all stations . Pa>sonfiv~r trains run thronirn be tween Columbia ai>! Marion. Connections :na?le w:th It. u T>. ;t? Sia-ksbur_' ar.d K<H*k lliil ami with S. A. L. at C.vt;'wsa Junctiou. C. >1. WAKD, <>enpraj Manager A: THIP. Sunt. e 3 gft %?; 'r- ?a \^?' W ^a v:/ ? tans u * 9 v< ? ? ? ! j Save Tims ?.nd Ileal r.".. jJortr-rs* oil is and druggists' prescrip tions aro hc^v Or .Ins c>*. tbe pocV.et, not to mention diys,^ week? r-.d months o: 3- forcod id-cr.e^s in c;:se of sickness. In many L; stances ? 31 tiiis !os* r-^y M saved by ilr.o timely use c* A'-o-'s Ssrs-.v^iiP . T :: U'.ecU i -2, taken in smaller doses than wVuId be Uouhod* >t -,.y oVvri- blood- purine:, . produces tne niDii positive rcc^j. ?: j Viioici-;:o :s is economy to . ?? -. r ,*?. : T ?> ", '? 1 5 v? j ._? l - : 7 ?v t ., c-,CT.-i',1:i. : r. ^ ' ??? 1. " *? ;-i :->t !! ?: .,? k? ?<:? ?<-. prevent the h. roads oKLuc-V-. r>: hi ' ?' r:u^vit:oMUS. tteWeluWer. j. ,t j, j.. ;.? ;. ?'?V " ' >??'? "'?' '??'?? ? ?* ?:.;?? intMifify-? : y various Ml.:;*- Ar>^U?.- 'i - ' '? ' > * ,%v : ? Hte.fc energy. ?iiill heMl - ' ?t ". >:\. p 'i:i" ??' '? ! fU. w ! s: j-ic} K*s :;:i t t'nspliouH o'-V tV :*?' ?"?' ! * 's- ' : *v ? )' >? * -.1 ??>?!> >' y ? r..*..?iu?;*s i-y t!?y, ami ?*,- *! .s, -V "--*1 ??. . si'i'U-'. " v/.w>. ;;v symptoms ' .. j t ?. S?>.s serious luitliitf. / ?.? ? ?- * r* '? ? T" ; ^ -a : ^ o z* g I S < t. V. ,? * ?. C' vw , - i ??> h S ? X\UA !?' r* v " <'? ?' * -'???? v? :?; V*>-r Sj?! }::?.? inotiths. I ??; ?. >? wz' ' t *? ? ' !'>? Iyti ?? \vi.;i ;t ?;r:;v,'sy. lirt-il fet*l boi : it*s <?t v. Ivoli i-! {???: u.--i - }.?? ' ; .r.ttj'jiiif; }?; .:! i.: mi:;:!! of itn i?afk. r.iiy * !! ? s .;' *v' >? ! jk1. ?! :ny Ucinj; able ??????* J : p -J !v w ,!';. :iu- b :,-,i inoiioi: causing ;ne - < ?:>. :p-i: .1:;. K;.> c iv;;. s'i v v><. ?'?.-?-a.>il.n:.lly, a ra?Ii coy . v;. <? ;? ~v', 1 V; i ?' - or* -j ;??>" i\. ! In.* s\ii. ;ij?f.rondy l?woinitij; rn *;?. !? A > ?> rnvtut ; :ni;v! l y invusc ito!iit:g. V?". Y . i 1 y. I >? a? out oil variola ?? K??r \ I ^ s : ? i v:';b ?'.yry >> j rt ??.' ' o- y. !'y a !vi<re i>f IrifiuLs iir. V. ? ?' ? . , f'i: i : i!'>- : a.i-! 'i y ?:.i!-:Jv i i ysicbu. 1 i ci:aii tV.e use of ; ?. : ;ii<i I ..I'u,'- S niJa ?U?i vut|t ilium) it till the iv"ii' '.ir-:, !. .. ;i :i. i ??: . \ ^ i ;vm u<y .sj-irn: v. as cMOi-lyU-ly i-radi . f u':' ! ;ii! n -jw t'Ai'.;:: i;i> i."? I ".{?uirgonu'iyCiiy. Mo. i ! ? : ? i :.(t> . ? j .- ' i i- ;.t ? ?!??<?. . ?? "\ ???" ->r :!:?? ksi nine years I li- : I * . Ii- l,- . i ? :r. : ? rvi.in- . ! ::*? ? ' .1 iiiil.v- it <.f t;:!;in{: Ayvr's Sar ;-i-:i I v s ri-, . . j'i.-it vcui^'.'y . s*ij?' i;!li. ami i *-rt it iriilv *?y limt 1 never :? r..i- mA'vn'::1.' i*-?:n;.!:.inl." ? 1'iii :tcy u;?* Uu:t <:i ' Uic so c.uch good. !' *l!,.r.r "11. M . ? ! : (TliVi.-T ' il In s , j?r, ? c?^ ? r* * y ? i- -? ?> r rs ? f j p j t * a ? L a ? t - V v." tt . li ' Jf i I ? - t C/ I "7 ?"<*?, i -i's ?"!?;??< Jj\,?r ft ?? i i!? :!?<?) v : : ! citi coi:ll?!-nrty reecm - ?*?' ??"!! r| ?? ? ?' .' !<> . !J in ii?'t".i of a rt-li?bU*. r i! I ??% - ; ? i : !i inc? .??! i:ii'!:.'i,; live. ;i|i" (.??''Hicll'.i'Ml I'lterallVP llttMlicilW." ' r *i- 1 . I.-. %??? ii*?. Mi.;! m.'u*."' .?? ;'v - .* A. Siifj'.'ir*!. l*;-??|Tjetor ??f Sliep:trd*s A* ?:'< 1- ir ? ? ? *:??? i??:, ? w ' i'T.^'on V.- jniaii. i'earl it., N:\v York r ?? i ".'l. illi's-H,; V. ?S.'.vr ;r : i :?*?- !???? Kikin^ >av.' yt.ur m-iiiey Ly ta?:incr .A y 3 r " s S a r s a p a r s S i a , Fremiti bj DR. !: C. AYE?, a Ci. Love!!, ifA' Sold t> <J Druggists. Pr.ce 81. S;3- 'bot.lc-s, &Z. ^55 a bottle. % Mexican Mustang i j - t >V! f i *?!?! - * Liniment. A Cure for the Ailments of ; Man and Beast. X. A , \ f A long-tested pain reliever. Its use is almost universal by the Housewife, the Farmer, the Stock Raiser, and by every one requiring an effective liniment. No other application compares with it in efficacy. This well-known remedy has stood the test of years, almost generations. No medicine chest is complete without a bottle of Mustang Liniment. Occasions arise for its use almost every day. All druggists and dealers have it. F ?< fif:y y^rs carriage maker.-; hr.vc tried to invent n "short-turn" vehicle i--.it wuiti not ic :i "turn-mulcr. " rjucces-v-came with the invention ot (The ^ailholom?tt)' T\/RNT 3? agon. ,? ?'*)rtr?.ti!rn <Uvicc nn<l the other merits, of which there nrc many, arc described in m -?ir..;?.d c-Uikjnu:, which, with address ot local agent, will be scat free to any one. The Bartholomew Co.. Cincinnati, 0. DO YOU WANT A BARGAIN? r in I CLOTHINGHATS ORUNDERWEAB ; We are offer;;i<; special iiiihTcemeiits in these lines: call and see.! WE WILL SAVE YOU MON EY. : * ' >: I, MI HISSE S. i CHILDREN'S OMII TIES. 0 ALL GRADES. LAWN TENNIS 8HQES FROMi 50 TCI $1.25. | If iivc vou seen our Men's Calf, same E4.S 23:^x^33 "vwjesXjuTK" Shoe for S3.r C= THe biggest bar gain X2ST TOI/VIV , equal tO a S5.00 Shoe and wears lils.e M5t02SJ. ZEMP BROTHERS, Read the M ammoth Bargains to be found on 1 -i ? 9 ? BARGAIN AND BEMAHT COUNTER -fi AM TOD WILL BOW i iJH VILLE Turkish table cloth at less than one-half price. Colored lace at 4c. per yard, worth from (>1 to 15 cen Dress ginghams, worth 10c.. now (31 ce/.ts. Pineapple tissues, worth 1(>? cents, now 10 cents, Splendid quality C Island at only 4 cents. A nice assortment of 7-8 and 4-4 challies at from ncr yard, sold formerly at 12 J and His cents. An immense line of drapery, ranging from 5 to 1 worth 33 1-3 per cent more. Ueantifut wool challies, figured, 25, now 1<)5 cents. 0-4 I5iej:e mixtures, worth 2-5 cents, only 1 G scents. White ijouncing, 40 insh. only 20 cents. White flouncing, with colored figures, only 2o cents. Colored embroidery at a big sacrifice. Ribbons in desirable colors and widths, at much less 1 Checked Nainsook worth 10 only 01 cents. Ladies and Misses straw hats, only 2o cents. Wreaths in all qualities and colors, from 10 cents ug White embroidery at 1 cent per yard. Gents nainsook undershirts only 35 worth 50 cen Gents outing shirts, <zood quality, only 25 cents, (jcnts suspenders, at 5 and 10c, worth double the i Ladies undervests at only S] cents. f'llie above ?rootis will be sold only for cash. Yours Respectfii 3 ?t;2 \T BAUM BRO'S * You can buy (iinuhams at 5 cents per yard. Bleached Cloth at ?> vents per yard. Best Sliirtiiiir Calico :i t cents per yard. Ihvss Calico at ~> cents per yard. Checked Nainsooks at 5 cents p r yard. . ' V'^iS * i'j" ?' > I Victoria Lawns at o cents per yard. rj ' Good Matting at 10 cents per yard. Pearl Dress Buttons at o cents per dozen. Boys' Trimmed Straw Hats at 10 cents apiece, ( Gills' *? " " at 15 cents apiece, Ladies *' " at 10 cents apiece. We mention only a tew articles to show how cheaply wc ar(* selling. Times are hard everywhere and we have taken vantage of our cash Jacilities to secure bargains, never befo^ otTered in Camden. Our Mr. M. Baum has just returned frfM his second trip to the vast markets of New York and elsewhfa* and the public shall have th^ beneih of his shrewd buying. The above goods are .offered tor cash cnH at these pIl?^ Wc will not book them, so please do not ask us to Neither will we sell a whole piecj at above prices. '"W propose to give everyb ?dy a fair show and not discriituna9j These bargains will be offered only for one month. comiflW*?$ tod iv. Monday and every other day. so all can have a fair BAUM BBOS. pefprT10 mCrChaDtS: Plaid b> bale 4 <31 jl