The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 25, 1892, Image 2
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CAMDEN, S.C^j Nov. 25th, 1892.
Tk* content for the U. S. Senate , two |
years hence, when Gen. Butler's term j
vxfttre*. will be an interesting one. W. i
J. Tall>ert is booked for a place in the i
race, and it is generally un>ler*t>o;l th: t !
Gov. Tillman expects to settle down in;
the 6eit, whi'e Senator Butler would, no!
doubt, like to succeed himself. All the .
r andiAates *ilT have a strong backing. !
: but it is too early to make predictions- |
There is a great deal of talk about an j
extrs^ session of Congress to l>e called !
imn|ediately after the inauguration of
Cliyelafid. It ha* not been questioned
thai reform is needed in national legis
lation and the people by th? ir ballot*
hav^spoken in favor of it, ard the soon
er it cooes , the better.
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A JUDGE of thtt fifth circuit, to which '
this county belongs, will be elected by
the Legislature to-morrow. Gen Ker
*haw, wl?osc term expires next July, has
expreased his intention of not allowing
his name to be used for re-election, on
aeeoimt <rf failing health.
^ The prohibition fight is on, and sever
al bHls to that effect have already been
introduced in th? Legislature. G<?v.
Tillman, in his new message, says he will
sign any bill that is passed, and it look*
like we are going tq have it.
, Representative Bleaae ha* intro
duced a bill in the Legislature, scaling
down the pay of members and also of
nearly all State offkera. The bill is not
Jikely to pas#. j
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The country is full of people now who
imagine they are esnecially designed to
run one of Unci? Sam's post offices.
Nususrhus cabinets have been con
structed by the newspapers and politi
cians fc?r ?dr Cleveland, butdie hasn't as
vet signified which cne he will acci pt.
A P&RA FOR THE ALLIANCE. |
At the Oct?l>er meeting of our county i
alliance, a resolution was pussy 1. remit
ting the paat dues of all suspended sub- S
alliances in the county. Prov'ded,
T?at said sub-*lliances send their j
quarterly return to the county secretary j
with one-quarter dues on or before the
first clay of January 1803. Also
That sub-alliances be authorized to
remit due s of a suspended member or !
members in arrears >upon payment of i
one quarter's daes on nr before the first !
? day. of January, 18?3. 1 would there
fore call special attention to these reso- i
lotions and urge the prompt re-organi- ;
? zation at every suspended alliance in the j
county and the reiteration to member- 1
ship of every member who has been sus- :
pended by his sub-alliance for non-pay- 1
nient of dues. Our work has only oe- j
jrun. We have a crafty and powerful
foe to contend with : our enemieo haw j
exploited us out of half the wealth of t he |
JLnited State*, not one dollar of which j
? fthey have earned by honest toil. The
"hroney unjustly takl*n from the oppressed
laborer is used to influence the press,
control elections, afrray the town against
the country politically and secure legis
lation in the interest of centralized capi
tal? notable indfcjace of which may he
found in the contribution of $2o0r000 by
a wea.thv corporation to the "corruption
fund'' of the republican party in the re
cent, presidents I cjiectioii. Plutociacv
has organized t<* r*p'?oit the sons of toil
out of their just reward. Combinations
have been forrtf'.d a> fix the pri -cs of la
bor products re<rafdlc$s < f the cost of j
production- Pools have been formed t<
regulate rates of freight, regardless of I
the tiost of transportation. Bankers' J
associations ha?e '.H*en formal to increase J
the purchasing power < f money and reg
ulate its Voltaire, regardless of the nusi- !
ri?ess fteeds of the country. (Organization
must be met by conization , otherwise
oppression will lc;$d ,to violccc- The
Fanners' Alliance and Grange are the
~ only organizations that represent the in
terests ol the farmer ? n industry upon j
which all other industries and ocenpa- ?
tionS depend for success, and an indus
try in which 7o pec cent.- of the popula- '
tion Qf our state is employed. To save i
our Country from violence, which wiil i
result from impoverishment ofprudncers !
by unju*t accumulations of centralized
capitpl and to pnestrv* our free institu
tions and a republican form of govern- 1
?nt. we should increase our member
nnd perpetuate our organization un
evil* that threaten the existence ;
tee government and enables the capi- j
exploit !al*>r cut of its just re- !
eradicated. The purposes
inizatlon nre 4 -To labor for the 1
the agricultural classes in
of economical government
fron-partizan spirit^ To en
riH&tto: "In things ess?fi?iai
ttni in*w*hin^? chatty."
L'e constitute 'a X'>Wtt?on brother-]
. bo?ud togetier for onr collective
individual benefit." **Our aims are
high and purpose-*- noble.** We claim
e jual rights for a'.l and special privileges
for none- bet thesre be *too laggards in !
th* food work; notwithstanding, some :
menv*rs have been careJess in attend- !
ing mestingi of ilwir atlb? alliances and !
in the pavme rt of tauarterty doe*. They
are all iinbo?*l with alliance principles,
and are f^ithfsl to' the tenets of the or !
der. Then let them renew tbeir efforts i
for the success of iti purposes , ever keep
in mind that our strength is in jpumbers
and to preaerve "'unity i^>th?jn^-$saen
tial ." W e must preser ve and s: r iiigthen
our organization. T. R. Ma<?!ll, f
Prtst. K . C. F. Alliance.
List oHTnclairndd Letters.
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The fdlowmi is ajts^ or letters re-;
maioing uncalled For in the Camden !
p .st office for th?* week ending Oct. |
:2ad 11X02 :
J.l McDowall.
J Sultzbacker.
Jiaey T.m'<i>s,
Ank^liar William
- Annie 3l*v Hun,
1) $ MeCaskill ,
Toner DrP?ose,
Wank Cans'* r,
lY^er Stedtfai'i.
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Persons cabin;* t"<" these letters wiil j
please *u:e fchut *fct-k they were ad- ;
vettU'i-i- G. G.: A egean lor. P. M.
THE TJS
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GILT EDGE STORE.
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We want 110 one to read this who hasn't at least five cent^
to spend, -but we do want everybody t'o come to t be FAM
OUS GILT EDGE STORE, whether they want ft) spend a cent
or not, for they can tell their neighbors about the mammoth
bargains we are now offering: To see is to buy. We want
you to go and see the other IMMENSE stocks befqre coming
to see us and if we can't convince you by facts knd figures
that ire will do more for you go to the man that will. So you
see we are not
Puffing and Blowing,
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nor do we fear for our numerous customers to see what oth
ers are doing.
Listen what we offer you:
Hemp Carpets pretty pafters only lOcts.
Ingrain " big assortment of .patterns from 2?* to 25cts.
Cotton Chain Carpets big assortment patterns from 20 to 25c.
Union Carpets big assortment patterns from 30c. up.
All wool good s^4i " ~ " 40c. up.
Tapestry 44 44 ^ 44 only 47k. lowest prices ever
offered.
? Now in this department to buy without looking at above is
to lose your money.
Immense Line Rugs, both Smyrna and Moquette, from 50c.
to $7.50; sizes from the smallest to 4 feet feet.
Big Drive in Blankets and Comforts from 75cts. per pair of
Blankets to 18.50; and comforts. from 75cts. to $3.50.
Hear the Bargjtins we are oljgring in Dress Goods, Wool A1
pacas in all shades and black cagnly lOcts., at that price they
are hummers. Remember they are not auction or dead shades
either.
4 pieces all wool 4-4 Serge in broken checks, green, helio
trope, stoni grey, terra cota, at 35cts., reduced from 75cts.
33 Plaid Henriettas at 25cte., worth 35cts.
Big stock of silk in all colors and qualities.
We offer a big line of Reefer Walking Jackets and Capes,
bought direct from the most fashionable cutters, and can order
special garments when we can't fit you out of stock from the
smallest lady to the laigest. 0
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Remember our
BOOT AND SHOE STOCK!
Good plow shoes, men's only 95cts.
u bals 6-11 men's only $1.00. /
Best ladies' shoe grain for $ 1 .00 and $1.25 ever offered.
Men's standard screw boots ft 11 reduced from $2.75 to $2.00.
guaranteed in every respect.
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CLOTHING AND HAT DEPARTMENTS!
Are ready for vour inspection. bristling with OKXl'INE BAR
GAINS. j
Child's suits. 2 pieces, from (>5<:ts. to $0.00.
Boys" "? -J " ** $2.50 " 10.00.
Men's " from ?4. <M) to $20.00.
Overcoats at slaughtered prices, they- iire at least 50 per
cent, less than their value or what you pay others. ^
HATS! HATS! HATS! HATS!
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?RESPECTFULLY, ...
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for Infants and Children.
*'Ca? to riais so well adapted to children that
I recommend itas superior to any prescription,
known to me." H. A. Archer, M. P.*
111 So, Oxford St. Brookij-n, X.'T.
" The use of ' Castoria * is so universal and
lu merits so well known that it seems a work
V of supereroeattod to endorse tt Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach."
CjjUjOS Mawttv, D.D .
New York Ctty.
Late Pastor Sloomingdate Reformed Church.
Caatoria cures Colic, OoaxUpatioa,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea. Kructauon,
y?1bt Worm*, gir?* sleep, and proaxrfca a*
pestiocL, ~
Without injurious medication,
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?* For several years I bare reeommer 4
?wr ' Castoria. ' and shall aj*a, -h contiu> #
da*o as it bat invariably produced bcoei- ?
results,"
Edwin F. Puuxa. M. D.,
"The Winthrop,' l-Ath Street and 7th Are.,
New York City.
Tim CcniDi Cohtajtt, 77 Mperat Stkx*t, N?* Yoax.
We have shoes to please you from $1.00 a pair up. Try a pair
cf our solid school sho^s at 81*25 ; you will' be ph ased
An extra nicj lot of BOYS'jshoes this season.
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JUST - - ... RECEIVED
A line of Gentlemen's fine, soft Full Dre.-s Gaiters: perfect
beauties, v Price gWrally in all cities $6.00. We sold
them at that price last season. This fall we have dropped the
price to only 85*50 to meet the hard times. They are
selling at that price. Get your size before tlfe present lot is
irone. They wilt not last long.
GAPERS' SHOE ST0R?
jnow at new tgiilding at
POST OFFICE CORNER
LOTHING
I ISTEN
ill TEN
I'RIffi THAT Will,
CLOTHING.
-8AVK YOU MONKY
s HOEs.
[c Children's Kilt Suits r-? ?> 3 <mi
to 5.00. v
Bon's Jersey knee pa t> s:;in
from 3.00lo ri.00.
Boys' knee punts suits from
1 75c. to 7.00.
| Youths* lon<: pants su;t" "?{:
to 10.00.
Men's t ack suits from o.Olj to
?20 00.,
Men's cutaway suits Jrom
5.00 to #18.00
Overcoats from 3.00 to 1 ">.00
Single pants from 50c. to 5 00.
i In nts s.ioos 2 u: to 7-jc I
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' Children** shors from 4(h?. toi
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j MUses* sho'js fivm 50c. to'
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Boy., slices in m 90c. to 2.'2o.
Ladies* shoes from 1.00 to
3 00.
L-idios over lw iters 1.00.
M Mis' over ?r?? iters 1 .00.
Meis'ar.d l<)s' (ir^l. la^sfrom '25c. to 1.50. Mens' uuder
shirts, white and red, 50e. 10 *2 00 A large let of childreiis
cv cups cheap. The quality' of these goods will surprise you.
Call and get a bargain.
ZEMP BROTHERS.
FOI NTS.
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j GOOD STATIONERY is a re
q tvi si i e in e* e* v Bui
j for genteel c >rr? g;>onde m e one j
! use thy li.ie t ar id' pro !
; curable. We haw both qualities ? 1
| go<>ii and best. The pi ice i.? no ;
Ismail desiteratum either One is I
tsure to receive full value for their;
t money with us. \V-? will give \ou
| an avoir lupois {> >und <-f coinmer j
{ yial note paper for
220 Cents.
2.
J TO NEGLECT THE TOILET {
: shows a lack of refinement, or Is j
j carelessness of a reprehensible nru|
j lure. O ?r line of toilet articles ami ,
? druggist*' sundries in most com !
j pleie. VVc bought a lot ( f tooth |
: brushes recenlly at a bargain and 1
propose to give our customers the '
| benefit of our purchase. As an ad
will ?U*e you a regu- j
back toothbrush i
for
jJror- aurivhD!
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Mv <tOi*k ? f Fa VI and Winter Clothing
for Men. Youths* and Boys'. You will tind
in this line a variety of prices and many
? le^rves i?f luxury I'tu ev**rv prict-, no
Diii hT how | ?\v. buys the latest style ai d
best j: io Is for the ino:u\v to be had in
tli * city.
The department for hoys is filled with
the choicest the market :? >r? . I 1 > :i \ *.? ,
ad led to this scon s of Keit-jiitul stvles I
ano designs in Boys' Clothing, whi?-h 1,
have ^ivi B my special attention. The!
stock is especially strong in suits fit tor j
school wear and no doabf the parei.ts i
wi. J avail themselves of mv facilities to !
f.ervc them.
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Till: KNOCKABOUT SUIT
i* mail - exclusively fir me, for bovs to
15 years of age. Thi* coat is double- i
breasted, every weak point strength-:
? n d, so that it is ju>t the %uit for U*?vs
who are hard on el;?thc8. The nutciial
is ad wool and in colors that wfll not soil |
easy; price $0.00.
FALL XUCKWEAtt
i:i the largest. choice,^ rioboat and most'
varied line to be seen in the city* This'
is no idle boast, bnt a fact that will be- 1
come plain to anv one that will use bis;
p?wcr of observation. New lines are '
coming in dailv.
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/ L*yi>i:R\VEAU.
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! MEDICINE is not & luxury but
!a necessity, when you have to
j l?uy it you want the best, as poor i
; d rugs are dangerous. In making!
Jour purchast-s ;in this line we de |
j termined to protect our patrons by j
securing the best and freshest ar ,
bjfcbrs on the market. Then the j
[compounding of drugs is a very iro- j
| p&rtant matter. Medicine improp j
eriv mixed is sometimes fatal. All
our store you receive ihe benefit of j
bojh qualification and experience. !
Will you come in to see us?- You;
will be welcomed*
UK i A. MOORE'S
'..DRL'G STORE.
Kemember we hare a large a.s i
sortment of holiday goods
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! Mv lin?' <>i" uti lerwvar in in keeping with
' the r?-ft of my stork. Light-weight
I Mrrino i<> r t-arly ehangt-s and heavy
! weights later on. This line embrace* all
The latest novcltie* oat; showing mutiv
I style*. ?}uaiiti?'* and prices. You ran
j i)uv anything in * his line yoi may need, ,
trotn the ehcajtf't to < he very best-' that
ean lxi produced .
FALL DKHBV 'A.
'flic new Fall stvl?-< are now in from |
mo?t of the prominent makers an<l I atn 5
ready to supply you with any style or;
?-o!or, in -oft or stif^f^at-j from $'l."*0 to ,
f'l.OO. My .immense purchases. by the !
*oore* of eases. direct trom the makers, i
enable mo to yfFect a ^reat saving in buy- 1
ing, and ri<>M4Lbe bought of by those w ho i
h*ve to buy it. squall qualities fFcm the !
middlemen. When you ne*d a iiat keep i
me in mind.
M. L. 1 KINARDj
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CAYS- "Let us tell the people what we intend doing^d
and square dealing with the public. This has been oar
with our people for forty years that gave us success and i
moth one in the country uud-pridivof the up country, -for
wavs the naked truth and those wb<r folrctw reap- the ben<
son we pack our seven floors jaiiT up to the ceHing? It u ,
enormous business we are doing. And what other store in
to eleven clerks the whole year around?? none, because tl
? plain talk often makes the hit. Why is it that we
',00,1s at such low prices? Hecan.se we buy for cash; that '
bnsiue?s man in the country, and we tnve our customers tU
iov Our experience does not date back from yesterday; it
business experience of nearly forty years right here in the e
has tauirht us to buy close, sell close and be honest- with op'
all speaks for itself." Our motto has been: "Live and letf
not fear home competition and care not. We have always
sell other markets an.l how to meet the prices of other con
been successful. If you wish to get a fair return for yoor J
STORE OF B VUM IiROS., and you will find a mammoth
?een in Chi., den. We are now ready to show you a full liu
now it is impossible to name everything we keep in our'b
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STRUCK BY LI(8
Such is the name of our newest and most beautiful Dress
sold and only a few dresses left. Come aud see these-beaul
tend to buy.
We do not pretend to keep a country show only, we have
pets hv the dozen pieces. Justthink! A Nice Hemp Cft
not time or space for quoting prices, you must come and see j
Mre nearly sold before the season opened, even at the *
1 have prepared ourselves to make it easy for our people to
pnces' SHOES, SHOES,
We buy from the manufacturer and assure von that, we sell
can buy them in any city. Remember we only try to compete^
Stern and Altman. and let our business success answer whet
for the last forty years or not.
Wagons Buggies, Hardware ain
You know that BA1 M I3IK)S. is headquarters, as in all depl
O-roceries, G-x<
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Even Charleston cannot compete with us, because we hay fc
ered, and can truly and honestly offer them to all at BED
every department; this is the truth, we tell you so.\
IN CLOAKS AND JACKS
We tell you with our usual truthfulness, we hold a stock of tl
man and child in the county and prices that will astonish yoi.
you wish a nice school or dress cloak for your little girl, eheaj
moth Store. We still offer you
4-4 Bleached Cloth at 3 Cent
Now since we speak of 4-4 bleached at 3 <*ents per yard, we ?:?!
many counterfeits that are offered on the market in bleached "
ces; but remember
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Is the only genuine article and we offer it at New York cost?
: t he cloth for every houskeeper to buy. Of course weNhave all ill
jsell you a beautv, you must call for it. / II
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|oo is it- with these counterfeits von ran bav at all prices, but at '
jsel? THL (iLOVK FITTING OOltSETS, THE KRIEND OF THfi
| Clotli-iTig-, Clotlxixigv
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I his great department of ours. If we cannot sell them to yooU
house, we will Lrive them to you. A boys suit at G5 cents,
suit that is worth, in Camden. 4.00. Remember we do not que
New ^ ork prices. Our 2.00 suit i< not shoddy, do not fool yourtl
Buy no shoddy goods. l>nv good, honest goods, and go to BAITMJ
IN MLN S CLOl HINO we tell you we will sell them to you bM
any city ^tore We know what we are talking about and we del I
?an not honestly and truthfully carry out. It is only a questiftohr
money or not. If you do, come and examine our large clothing
off pi \ ou e\ en thing cheaper than you can buv ir? the city of
take the cities for our iruidc. We offer you
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200 Gossamers
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vwiv vnijf piuiuwcs uiai wmcii they can car$y out. We are f
house. This we promise you and this we will carry out in dU daj
for 45 cents. 4") cents for 60 halls of thread. COATS' THREAD -
dare not sell for less than 44c., less 6 per cent. We are forbidden
sell it for less, otherwise we would sell Coats1 thread at 25 cents p?
and that is the truth. 'nFH
SILK and SATIN in
VI , * , , tu-T0 equal any CITY.J.3
And now let us thank the -renerous public for the ^rreat and m
always given us. and we assure you if honest and Fair dealtaj
your patronage with .as. we are assured iu th?? f
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in the future, as iut-iM
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