The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 19, 1892, Image 2
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EVERY PKIDAY
?U9& i. JUTLAND.
W. I. Y1UUBFI6UE.
Mite** juUT rwfrietars.
KAtfgt OF SUBSCRIPTION. ? One
-*i<- 7i rent
three m^tlw, 40 rfflfi.
4DYKKTIHIX<t RATES.? One 5*,narv
(no* brnkfrm* in?erti?n,-tl.OO; each
sohaeqwnt insertion, riOcent?
JUberal fMoetlws mn4e on the shore ;
rate* for three nMmtlw,six months and
mrijr contraet".
AH eonpttttsneation and articles for pub
lication mn?t reach a* at lea$t on Tue*
i^r, to tnaore their insert ion in the
fc>Uo?ing ut-ue.
Ho eommnnk ation of a per**nal aatnre
will be jp?Vli*he<l in thi* paper, except
Mm an mvettitement, t? be patf for.
4V for publication mwt be ac
eJBpmed by the fall name and a*!
dree* ?f the Writer, in orvJet to reeeire
' ittrntinn
CAMDEN, ?. C. AUG. IStth 1892.
?' * '? ' '? ??f ' ' ? ^
) Dotft Get scared !
impression prevails with]
fc?me vftiera. i I m are not pasted, ;
that the legislature can itnposeLihe !
three dollar poll ta* ; this U a i
mistake.. The oufcy way in which !
this can l>e done is by a constitu
tional amendment, submitted di
ri'Ctiy to the pcopl? and approved
by two-thirds of the general a*
aembly, or by a constitutional con
Vention. jfhus, it would Srequire
i -at 1* list three yuars to fix the in
creased poll lax and no one^eed
be uneasy that it will be fastened
upon him without an opportunity
to vote o|K>n tie question.
Cockran oil Cleveland.
fcourke Cocknn, the erent Tarn
^?many orator, whose speech in op
position to the nomination of Clevc
v land, ? at Chicago, ha* Ixrcome fa
tnous, spoke four year# a<?o in n.
i different atrain on the same sub
ject. The following splendid eu
logy Orover Cleveland is taken
* from Cockran's speech in Congress
. Sept. 8th, 1888, discusaing the
? fishery question : .
l^You aaay ^cer^and say be is not a
fcgM* man : theft i* aot o ie <>f you that
. will dony ho is an honest man. And lie
la agreat aaaa in the eyca of this conn try*
not because he is the p,?sei?or of q A!i
tiea which lift htm away 1* yjnd tW mass
?' his fellows, ?pt because lie i? a vtype ;
of the common citizenship <>f thi*"Et^<4,
and 1>$? success, the sucoes-* v>f hi* admin
istration, "*pr?>ve? that there is in ibh
i oimtry, throughout the common ranks
of at! it* cirb
and to^carry oifthi* (ioverami
' the rve of no-called statesmen
Should have passrd aw.?y. ,
Yo? ha* e life uncrowned Kmg, you,
have the sh? pherd. f f the people (Blaine)
you. Have I know no* whr.t. , [Langhter .]
Me has had so mar y titles the m'nd Lr ;
corfttsed and pura'izod when it contem-j
plate* hi\grer.tnc*s ; but, sir, 1-eiWe the ;
mast oC otir peoplo at the ballot box lie ?
was vanquished by the model an 1 simple j
' type of American citizenship represented
by Grover Cleveland^ [ Renewed ap
plause on the l)eu*>crajtie ride.] Let me
remind this House iijwill not do to say
that the President, whos.i four years of
^administration allow not one single act
for which his arpp irters hlu-di, is want
ing in greatness. If to ri<e from the!
>\5hnmble|fc?tati ?n to th*? greatest dtgoity!
In the world ; if he who has ri?en tr the j
fori* of ?irtoe aH<$^rdt by the sarrifice ?f
it, who has walkedTthe who'e p-ithway of
life ia the full sunlight i f publicity, who,
:.fter fnir years' administration of the f
higbe^rtfl![ce of the world, finds himself j
Ve-^Maina*xi by the unanimous voice of j
bis pa ty, who has never held a trust i
that those who confided it to l.im did*
not seek *t<| extend the term of his^aer
v?ce? who, by the confidence and respect
of hia Mibr-citiaw. wields to-day a pow
er fcr greater than that wbieh the Consti
tution clothes lw?. -wb.-., after four years
ofthegt&Suuistration of the highest office
"""trtnUfBI hi; ftud* that the pirty leader
whom be vanqaish. d while he w- s yet
?a tried now Hies. I think prudently if
Tw^infToasly, f,-om a renewal of the con
^ ^6^fapplause on t!;e Dera^rati? side;!
? 1
who Has >.? ambtgu us arts to d'.fc*n?l or -j
? *n wise epistolary expressions to explain, j
{laoghter a&d applause on the I>cmoerat
| ic side;] if this own be not groat, theivf
gteat^eaa is not a qaalitv which ahouhl
be encouraged o^IV^oeratie S4 41. fAp
phnme on the Vvwv.'Htic itfg. , V l^tesd
t>f the ephemeral, d jzzji^g and -often dan
1 qualities whidi among the an- ;
think$fi?r * ? to make up. gieataess, give
>htye, the robust
sty and the aterHi^iatffrity of our i
Sreaident who is in the
our candidate who wiH be^Pfcflf four J
years more." [Jtpplaass on tlie Dem^
rratic si^.l
V
RichaBwos's article in rxpfauu
r .. Won \ftbc awssiag vouchers l-i quite a i
studied pwre of literature of tWTUlana- >
phobia sort. We are getting used to
this Itiad o> thing, in fact ^Tightly ?ur
fcited. Henceforth, it will be John
K-U^furioso.
'"X~? ' ^ ' ' - s I
Ahothk* riotos st rike is in fall blast ;
as the 3forth, Jhia time of raiiro?d em
)plo yees st BnfTaio They hare' de*tro -
>! cars by fire, wrecked trains and
nj<>b^ trainmen wW>te?:k totfi'ir work.
This labor 4|*vestioo is bis lining serious.
T*i the race for Congress ia this dis
trict, The Ohboxiclb is &tpoeed to sop.
Mrt H?nphiU. Sot that we bare any
hut kind feeling* far Dr. Stra^^ot it in
oar jndgment thai Hemphill, oa the
whole, bus done nothing to deserve de
feat and is ia more strietcoofonaity with
the Chicago platform, which is the true
this campaign. *
Be Sftre and Register!
The Slate Democratic Executive
Committee mart* an important
amendment to the rules governing
the primary election at the meeting
of that body held is Columbia a
few days ago.
The ^following will explain the
importance jjt f ergtju /Democrat?
joining a club immediately:
Headquarters State
Democratic Executive Committee,
Coi.i:mbia, Jui.t 27,1892.
To the Chairman of the respec
tive County ExfcutiveComaitt.'es:
Your attention is respectfully
called Ut an amendment of the
"rules" this day adopted Tor the
government of the primaries* viz;,
'No person shall &>& at any
primary election unless he has been
enrolled an a dub list at least (5)
five day* l?efore said primary elec
tion. The clab list shall Ue m
?pec&d bj- and certified to by the
secretary and president of the club
and tnrned over to the managers to
to usod as the registry list.'
You will therefore cJill your Ex
ecutive Committee together as ear
l^xas possible, and see to it that
every Democrat in your County is
properly enrolled.
(Signed) JNO. L IRBY,
/ r Chairman.
G. D1*5?ca* Bellixgeb,
Secretary.
<s> * * ?
A MA TTEJi OF JUSTICE.
How a Man Stand on a
Platform" That Has Not Yet
Been Erected^
^ " : ,*?: """"""" ?
Mfc. Kditor ? In the di-rus-sion by
xhe C?n;pv?-i<>niil camtklatcs, in the
^Opera on - last A\Y<J:ie*d?y, Dr
Strait tried to create the inpression that
at the May Co nft y ion, the Democratic
party hail adoped a Stite Pia.rf?rm
Surely, Dr Strait knows better. Every
Democrat who has read the Constitution
of the party knows thjrt Article * of that
itatrnment, expressly provide# that the ;
'Mar Convention ordered to he heW i*
< '
i Preaidential yeara, is to elect delegate*
to the Xa:i?>n*l Convention and a mem
ber of the Xati >n;*l Ctynmitte," and *uah
Contention stall exercise no other pow
er*.'* . 1
The resolutions '-adopted ^5 the Mav
Convention were simply to ,l>e presenter!
to the Xati ?nal Convention ami as ev
ery body kiuvvi'i, tb<7 were not adapted
nor inserted in the Xationul Platlonn,
Tlr? September Convention will lay down
the platform of the partw, when it nomi
n&t 8 the Statu officers. JrsTtCB.
Tit ESTATE ALLIANCE.
A SV nopals pf tlie Proceedlogs
of the Keceqt Convention.
i The annual meeting of the Plate Alii
ancc cocveti- d in the Hal! < f the Home
! of Reprt senta ive*. in Colombia, Wednes
i day, tnc UTth day of July, 1K02. The
' ses*?i?>tM continn* d two days and were in
teresting and harm mious. Irs official
. incumbent* were re-elected except the
president, who was inel.gi'de. Hon M. L
ftonahfrson succeeds Bro Stokes in thel
election gave
alljoqtsider*) all suspicion of "Third Par-""
ty" prov-li-. itios on the pait of oar order in
Sou'.h Carolina.
Bros Dun.-an and Siijjh gave a go<>d ac
count of the "Kxehaage." The rules of
the t-xchangt have b'?en so modified that
orders of individual member* will Le filled
without the intervention of busing*
agents. Of course when practicable
freight is saved by < ombining and order
ing in large quantities.
The. Presi lent's address was unusuallv
interesting. It was published in the Co
lumbii p.-.pew, therefore, your readers j
have t!ou;?tlessSfea J it and I deem it un
necessary to give a synopsis of it here. ? J
An effoit will Ixi made to establish, be
tween now and the first day of January
next, oae Union >tnre in e.nch county in
the State. On motion of yonr represen- !
tative. f-om Kershxw cotrwfy alliance, a j
resolution was adopted anther iy.in<r each
jounty alliance in the State to remit past ;
dues of suspended alliances on payment
of ? ne quarter dues on or before Jan. 1st,
1893. It is believed that ti e r renue ar.d
mend>crship will both be increased by
this action. Yotr relegate aifeo secured
the po>s rge of a resolution requesting
f ach county alliance to establish an of
ficial org**?-or in some way provide for
the pUi.Ucaijon of the ptoceetfings of their
quarterly meetings, which are proper to
be published atd that said published pro
ceedings be furm>bed.to the Secretary of
each sub-alijance in the eounty and that
the same be rend by said secretary, at a
ng^Jar raee:i g of his -alliance. Also
j^tjatTfuj I district Lecturer, County Lec
turer ahd President of the county alli
?iuces be required to d.-liverer addresses
??t each quarterly meeting. *
Jamf.s K. Magill.
r Delegate from Kershaw.
The following resolutions on the death
of U fts. L. h. P Ik and B. T. Stackhouse
\jere ad? p'.ed by the Farmers' State Al
liance:
??Whereas in the midstf of his useful
ness. an invmtible I'rorjdence. ha* re
moved from tke ??art ?ly sphere of his la
Resolved, Brt* P^i death,
oar order hsus sustained. an ?Irreparable
Icm. His W5>s a labor ?.f love, unbounded
b%- sectional Hues or local pre?lju<* ices,
liis n*>ble. xealous effort*, wcr?* bein^
felt for good throughout the length and
breadth of the country* when tke ruth
less hand of death was laid so suddenly
upon him; whereas we have been r??bbt-d
by the cruel monster, dei th, of oar be
loved brother, E, T. S^ackhoqse, ?he
first president of our State alliance. Sk
it fhrther
Resolved. Th :t in the death of Bra
Stack bouse, the alibnee in Soath Car??
liua, hat* lost one of l?r most zeul< >u>
meniDers, safest counsellors and tnoat
efhicent and faithful a'vocaic of *ur
legislative demands in CongressL Thfc
memory of his noble deeds, lofjy pitri ?t
ism ao<i pure life will long live in the-j
hearts of his brethren, who have been
so greatly bereaved by his sadden d^stiu
In the midst of Lw most important work.
Let us then, with renewed energy and
zeal, iwpfcnST" Atf the example vf these
noble brothers, pr*ss forward in the ae
complishment af their unfinished work
and emulate their food ile.*ds in token
of our appfNMtioa of their noble services.
Our hearQ^yeytnpatliy * hereby ten
dered to the bereaved families of our de-j
parted brother* and a blank page in]
onr record book i* hereby dedicated to
their memtfv** Jams*** Macilu
irmon of ConMoittee.
. Sershaw Items.
? Mr. Editob: ? This section is a
little dry and rain wculd do the
farmers good. Though it look*
like to-day (Tuesday) that we wili
get some soon. I think crops are a
very good average; eottoa on ?:?nd
is very poor, while -on ?*lay il is
very ffood. tuough rather late.
Did the farmer know that cotton
shapes which corae after the sixth
of August never amount to an>
thing and don't he know too that
he can't make eottoa at twelve
cents per pound ami hoy all of his
supplies ou* of it? Hasen't he
tried it ever since the war and made
his condition financially worse ev
ery year with exausted lands and
heavy mortgages. "Oh!delivei me
from these bond?," is his cry; he
must wor4c out his own salvation.
Tillman can't give it, the Third
party can't, nor any other party,
hut all in his own management.
We had a temperance lecture
kere last Thursday night by Rev
Tolsourof Lancaster.
The candidates will all he here
to- morrow t?? announce themselves
personally ; there is a iarge crowd
to select from.
Paysuer's exclusion leaves here
Wedtesday morning for ^At
lanta.
From si. appearances Hemphill
^ill l>eat Strait 2,000 votes in this
dl&rict.
Would & be advisable to remove
Lhe Lien Law? WouM n??t the
fanners niortj::??je their cr??|w just
"The game, which would !?e * greal
de:il more expensive?
The Laurel Hill Baptist eh qrcli
*iil have :i re?iiii'Wi on the Inst
Tuesday in this month at % o'clock
p. m.
The Methotiia' s held servicWin
their new cbtfrch Ust Sunday,
Rev Dent preached to a very large
congregation. Thejr have a com*
mooi'xis house of worship..
Mr F- M. Stevenson ha* just reX
turned from the up country, where^
he ha? heqa surveying lands for n
division.
Mrlli. Welsh, an old and otwe
very wealthy citizen, died in. Lan
caster last Saturday.
A base ball match will he played
lu-re l6is evening (Tuesdav) he
teen ? tlie Westyille nn?i Kershaw
teams. J H;fi* Link.
THE HOUSE-BOAT
H "English, you know," but it is rspid
ly becoming Americanized. Ilouse'-boat
ing is a ?o)t of equatio campi;>?r-out ; and
to piv?? a Tju jui an A rue j ican house
boat iastn expHi m-e to anticipate with
pleasure ami remember wit!; *ath<f cti n
"Onr Summer in a llo;:*c-boat " p h
Ji?hcd in Dkmokest's Family Maoizisk
for Septcnil or, is a most de'i/l.tful de
scrip i n of life on ??n ^ of ihe$-> flont'n
summer h?oses, ?>>oun<]ing wiihch.rm !
ir.g description < f:-c nery, and humor
ous incident, t > vvl.i -h the nimer.>us il
lustrations {livei ad iit'o:?al zest. * * I lo^
Artilici.il Ire is Made" 1* esperiillv r.pro
p'-a when the mercury is st!iri*i?r to mnk ?
a record and to J* trow that Ja< k Fr ??t ,:??
' /5"
not the only dependence f->r a #u ?p'y of
ice makes one feel several deere,ks eo >lcr
on a hot day. This also is fully illus
ivi ty Lead. ms of OMrt" jrives
eharmin;/ pi^rtfi?>^Aud crisp Lio.TilphHa'
sketches of reproseistati re women of Ohi<K
"The raushro. -ill's Fa-.ui'y ("onneefff^Wj
embodies m:ny curious aid interesting!
p>?WT8T about ve: u!iar fungi, and the il
lustrations are especial'y fine: th*.? second
part of "How to Sing Without a Master"
it excellent; '* I lands Vp!" and. Tho
Land of the Free and Equnl," ?>oth illus
trate*, are stories that all will enjoy; and
V.Tim** TVturv?M i-? A ju'Jii tic tale that
v ill appeal to everyone. The depart
ment ? '*Our Girls," Horn ; Art and
Home Comfort," ''Hou?el old," "What
W?m<n *re Doing,*' *' World's Progress."
?"Chal" and "Mirror < f Fashions" ? ul".
abound with goi.d things : snd in *d iition
to over 200 black-and-white illustrations
there is a lovely water-c ?!o-. "The Little
Mother." The September number is a
generous twenty rent*' worth; and the
subscription price is on'v $2 n year
Published by W. JESNinos Djmorest, 1.1
Lfc. J. 4tli St., Ne.v York Cite.
Specimen Cases,
S. IK Clifford, New Ca3Sil, Wis. wa-i
troubled with Neuralgia and Ithcnma
t:8 n, his Stnin uh was' disordered, his
Liver was affected fan alarming decree,
appetite fell aw.iy. and lu? was terribly
reduced in flesh and strength. Three
bottles of Elevtric Bit ers cured liiin.
, Edward Shepherd, Hirrisburg, 11!.,
had a running sore on his h'g of eijrht
years' standing. I'srd three battles of
Electric Hitters <an<! seven bottles of
Bucklen's Arnica Sal e, nn-i hi* leg i*
sound an?l well. John Speaker. Cataw
l>a, 0., had five large Fever sores on his
leg. doctor? sai-1 lie was incurable. Ono
little Electric Bitters and on<- lx>x Buek
len's Arn?ca Silre enrwLJunj entir.lv
| ?old at F. L. Zemp"* drag stubs
English Spavin Liniment re
moves ?.ll Hard. Soft or Calloused
Lumps and Iiiemishes from horses,
Bwvvl Spavins, Curbs, Splints, j
Sweeney, Rin2-l>on??, Stifles, Sprai.?|
all Swollen Throats, Coughs ttc.
Save $50 by use of one bottle.
Warranted the jnost' wonderful
Blemish Cure ?I.er known. Sold
by l>r. F. L. Zefnp, Camden, S, C.
0ITAT1ON.
?+ . r ? ,
SoCTtii Carolina ? Kershaw County ?
I \ ? ? ?
By T. A. M<>ore. Rim., Pmbnto Jndsro.
Wkwas, J. K. F>. Hyatt m?le *nit to
me. to g.~ant him Letter* of Administra
te* de bonis no u of the estate and
offset* of Annice J. Hyatt? deceased ;
These arc therefore to riV? and admon
ish all and si?jmlar the kiadred fcnd
rretiitora of the sai?! Annke J.*Hvgitt,
deeease that thattljey he and appear
lvf? e me. in the CY-fcrt of Probate, to be
held atCam4en. 8. <!.? on Friday,. S?-pt,
2nd nit. aft^r puhlira'.ion here<^, at 11 ,
o'elook in the forenoon, tashfw cans*, !
it" any thf-y have, why the said adtninu- 1
tration should not be'jiTanted.
Given under my hand this 19th day of
An*, im.
Published on the l*h day of Angfttt
1892, in the-Cawex Chronica*.
T. A. MOOBE.
*-*- Judge of Probate, i
?" ~ .. *3 J
11.50 This padrone jresr. $140
J. A. SHEORN,
Collector & Ileal Estate Agt.,
CamSsn, S. C.
L. A. WITTKOWSKY,
. ATTORNEY. AT LAW,
CAMDEN. S. C.
3 5
Practices in all o( the Courts of
the State Special attention given to col
lections.
INSTfcTUTli.
A-lTDEiEtSON", C.
" -f ? ? | '?j
Cun intern adapted to Ifsnts of
voting men &o wish to vmut them
selves thoroughl* for the duties of life,
while neeoniodatinjr those wbohanre ?Pfiy
one or two vw to sp6nii it Nchoul.
The jf ilitarv JVpartment. in charge of
Lieut. T. C2-* Donald**, jr.,; (We.<t
Point) detaiM by \\ ar Departmpiit from
7th Cavalry, A., promotes health,
increases the rapacity forntadv. pestrains
errors and cultivate* h:il>tt?of self-reli
ance, neatness, punctuality and obedi
ence
The accessibility of the ?chool, the
healthful climate, pure water, fcigtt so
ical, moral and religious privileges make
it partieufaHy 4eslrable.
In addition to a complete course of
study, > embracing the ?cjencet, ancient
and modern languages, a Business l)e
pa*tiu*itt is cownee'ed, in whichj special
attention is paid to JtoQk-lceeping. mer
chant ile correspondence, business cus
tom*. commercial lav, ac.
Particular attention paid to moral cut*
ture. Fall term opens Sept. 14th.
Terms moderate. For catah gue arjd
particulars. address. a
COL. JOHN B. PATRICK, .
Principal
imisTiiiws.
J v ? . ? . ?
Savings;. Department
' -JiN i? r t :
BANK of CAMDEN.
- <?
>? Coram encitig July 1st, 1892.
< he BAN# OF} CAMDEtf, of
Camden 8. C., will open a
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT in
the Bank. Depositors iti this
department \vi 1 be paid inter
est on samj. Deposit* received
in sums of ONE DOLLAR &nd
AH'VE.
? We ivsp^ctfu'ly solicit bus
iness and will make it advan
tageous^ to onr customers to
keep theft: funds with us. For
further information, inquiie at
the^Ihn% *
H. Q. CA RIUSOX, Pres't.
I C. Ii YAlES, ( -nshier. rv
WIRE IS TUP. I'll?
FOR CORRECT STYLES?
That is the thought of fpany
who njki i.ot well posted. 4f
thev will only rea<* this adver
ti>emenvtUey wiii be convinced
i>>r Tailor
M^(le nWwBB^^^h^^rect
styles and of tlieoe5wiHl^?i|(
perfect fi*.
1 am showing thia reason,
the finest and best assorted stock
Spring Clothing ever brought
to this city. It embraces all
cf the correct styles patteriuj.
and qualities that go to m#ke
up a first class fitting Tailor
Made Garment: ' These g *>df
I offer you are made and
trimmed equal to custom worr,
and to give you hard1 wca.
They a ie rot simply made to
sell as soi 11 garments are, with
flashy trimmings to citch the
eye. The**? are honest goods;
liOne. tlv tn-'de in order to <:ive
* s
hard wear and hold their sha^e
udTTI worn out. Those who
trade here know the quality
tnak'J o( the line i cany, and
feel perfectly safe^ in buying
here. They save save money
by it, and my prices arc lower
than you pay for inferior
'jools.
My Furnishing Goods is up
to its usual standard, in some
respects it is, better, especially
in quality and prices than ever
before. You should se* my
Leader in Balbriggab. Under:
Vests at *25 ctf. sold elsewhere
for 50 cts. India Gauze Lisle
Thread in all qualties and size .
I have the largest line iu Men's
Hosiery at '2-3 cts in all shades
that are shown anywhere. Seej
my positively fast Black als ?
higher greides of'Hosi rry^o suit
tliebuver. 1
| My Hat// Stock is complete
with ft&ttte leading shapes antj
colors which is tlte latest but
this season in soft and stiff
hats. I have the largest line
that is found in the city, show
ing every shape to suit the
wearer.
My Stock of Boys' Cloth
ing^' large and complete in
Kneepants Suits and Long
Pant Suits handsomely made,
perfect in At and correct in
stvlcs. YouXwill find nil the!
? % ? I
popular shades and patterns!
as well as qualities here.
Shirt waists in endless
variety and sizes from - w to
I44years. it"' c
M", L. KINAUD,
. Golwmbri, S. C,
i . .. X
We expect to occupy the store now being erected at the P^st
Office corner^ assooaas it is completed. It is our intention Jo
open there {^September, a new stock, brigfct^awLnew in every
line, ,On account, ? we propose to sell duringihwi inonAJ
August, a large portion of our stock now on hand, nt AUCTION
pwfrupc _L-rL^? ...
nWirtn jTD" r"' *!v"' "? "?? o?.v#viv uun Ull I1U11U, lib AUUi
PRICES. fhe cost iwBl not l>e considered, bat the goods~ will
BE SOLD, if we ouly get
ONE HALF
-??"?'i :i A i ? i ? * i i
? it : ' ? ? ? i ; . j :
of their REAL VALUE. The goods we intend to depose of in
this way, are now being taken from stock andpfeced on our
counters and ledges where thej may be seen'un^lns^cted.
It wil] pay anyone to gi \e attention to this offer before buying
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as ean Bargain!
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for those who want them.
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CAPERS $koe,^at ei3 ^eoljljjtow.
Dry Goods, ^Notions, _ Millinery, Clothiug, Shoes, Hats.
Trunks, Tinware, Ghw^ware and House Furnishing Goods.
THE PHILOSOPHER'S STONE.
* Mr. President" saia the cccentric John Randolph, of Roan
oke. t tie great Virginia staltesnnu, interrupting himself ijiiyie of
his senatorial diatribes ? ifctI have di&covered tlie philosopher's
stone. It consists ol four short wo.-ds of' homely English? PAY
AS YOIJ GO." , ? U . . v \
Ilow man^j people to-day would Ije^betti r off if they would
take the above advice. There is certainly' no lumor and jrlerv
, W '? v *- ?
m having your n imeon any merchants books. Thousands of
men have been compelled to pay tor go ds they never received,
simply because thev ran an account.
S P O vT >G A S H
Is the way we conduct oitr business. ;fnd we expect to travel
that way in the future or clo ;e the doors. ' i $
We are d<?ing something that has never been attempted in
Camdefi l>efore, and it affords!* us much pleasure to state that we
arc making a success crt it. , /
r I^ow; prices will d: aw every tim.1 and our 9pot cash system en
ables us to give y o;. goods from twen"t\-five to fifty per cent low
er than th 'Se long-winded credit fellows. \\V do not have to
make up on you. what we lose on some one else. You all know
that this is true, for your old sjrand daddy was caught just the
same way. and so will you b k just as long as you stick to that
miserable, cursed credit folly.
No main .*4i this gresn >arth trys harder to conduct his busi
ness more honorable than welTo. We have had it [honesty]
(i^j^Muto us from the cradle. Our good old m ther always
saio -ule [fflhreWBy smi in all of your undertakings and success
will come to you. W e (To not believe in these dirty, mean little
tricks that are practiced by so many merchants now-p.-da\s. If
we can not trade with you upon hoti: st principles we do not care
to t nide with you at all. Y ?u e.*n rely upon us every time: we
are too well known to the peo:>lo of Kershaw county, for them
to have anv doubts ot this. We inaugurated this
CASH SYSTEM
Simply l>ecause it is the only way of conducting an honest bus
iness on business principles. No man can afford to purchase his
goods on credit simply because he receives a little time ? pay
day comes just as sure as the suu sets.
No merchant can^fford to give his goods away, somebody must
pay the bad debts ? and that somebody ijiay be you. ishun these
two or three price fellpws, they start you at a dollar and come
down to fifty cents. Is that honest? Is that doing business on
the square? Our way is one square, fair price to all, big and
lit?l*, rich and poor. No merchant on this earth can -.sell goods
any lower than we do urjless he steals his good-*. We buy where
we can secure the lowest prices, plankiug down the almighty
dollar ? which gives ijs the benefit of spot prices, and big dis
counts, all of which we give our customers the benefit of. There
never was ft grander piece ot rascality practiced on the purchas
ing public than this one day Hargaiu Day business. You may
think you are buying cheap, go back the next day and pay two
prices op your next purch^es. Every day is bargain day with
us. We keep nothing but bargains all the time. Nearly every
article in our stoie-& sold at a less price than you can ,buy el>e
where.
./-?This question was once asked of one of New York's most suc
cessful business men: How can a man receive happiness, good
health and riches? "First, fear y??ur God; second, keep your
"bowels open; third, pay cash for what you buy." Mighty good
advice-^and three very necessary essentials ti make life on this
?arth what it should l>e. * . ,v , * ,
The almighty dollar is a powerful lever. It is Something we
are all striving for, an& the only way to pile them op is to save^
hence you must ^uy your gt>ed* for cash. It is not | what a man
makes that makes him rich, k is what he saves* ] That is just
| what' we are offering you every day? an opportunitv to save.
We want your trade and we believe we are entitled to it, be
cause we are working for your interests. L
We want every man, worn m and child in Kershaw county to
make our store the ?r headquarters when they come to Camden.
It will be a pleasure for us to do anything we possibly can for!
them. , 4 \
We do not sell paper bottom shoes, second hand clothing and
such trash. If that is the stuff you are looking ior go some
where else to do your trading. ?
Remember we do a spot $ash business only, do jqpt credit any
body, makes no difference/ who they are. l)o not ask us foi
credit, it is disagreeable tp us, for we must decline. ^ -
Remember <us this Fall when you come to town; you are the
loser ?very time you pass us by. We will sell .1 goods cheap and
nobody can keep jis from i? Rock bottom, spot cash always.
VERY TRULY,
? GO.
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IMPORTANT
ANNOUNCEMB
NEW GOODS FOR THE FAIJ* A*D WiSTER ij
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PAPER AS) ENVELOPES IN BO.
At.L STYLES AN1) PRICES !
FancyratMi
Hairbrushes,
Toilet Soap, Mefticated Soap
Ar icles, Toothbrushes
Combs Colognb Etc. .
A full liuo of Drugs awl Medicine* always on hand,
sicinn's prescriptions compounded day and night. Puiest
only used in my prescription department.- ; ?
We are always glud lo^ec you. t^oiirteotis and politej
tion given to all. Call at *
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LAWN TENNIS 3
50 TO $1
lilac. ti IRON.
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(The'Barth olomew" "sarUJ agon.
T"-.r f-t-tctn t'.cvice iml the <6tW Befits, of which there *te !?<
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