The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 02, 1892, Image 2
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attention.
Sp*ak:nK cf the retirement of lodge j
Xershaw frodk tho bench. ?ihe Anderson !
People's Advowte ha* this to say :
''That Judge flu*r>haw has Veen a true
and loyal son o\ his native state goes
without saying, fa* he hps
. i his devotion to ber^Ji ma :v a hard
fought field ;tnd ho veil ftwyjwuh him
into hi: retirement, in ;im l)3.
ner,' tha love and kindly renvmbr;:
<?i evf-ry ol<l Confederate noldrer of the!
state, along with ti e'rb, st wishes f. >r {
his comfort ilnd happiness in Lis declin
ing years, ;M?d he ean rest assured that i
!wh n l;e resEs in her I* s? m at last thrre j
?will a'so be a'pjr.ce for him in the hearts
of a jrratetul pe<j>le. who will ebersh j
^ his memory for what he did and suffered ;
\ < 1 or them."
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President- elect Cleveland hr.s?erved
Jiotiee that he does rot intend to give
_j_? up all h*8 "ftihe and a'tention to scram
blers ;.fter ottiee, end tl.at nothing will
[* tend more towards hurting one's chr.nees
than aiWKying him tef.>r.* I. is inaugura
g* tion with letteis and petitions. Appli
cant* should act according'}*.
. IV E have h;id two m >st d"!i j?tf tl falls
th's year; the fall of the y.,ar and ibe
fall cf the iSepublka rp.ir.y.
\ Rkpvci.ic^n otn're-hoidern an! the
ChristnK^j turkey will both shortly be
subjects fox decapitation.
Assistant vSecketaky Nettleson, ofj
the Treasurvy has taken time by '.lie
forelock and resigned the place.
OUR KEPK ESENTATI VES.
The Sunday News of t he 27th
?it.coat&ifn><l sketclies'of the lives of
? alUhe members of the p resent Leg i*
lature. tVe reproduce here tlie
?ketches M the members from our,
oouDty :
SENATOR JAMES R. MAO ILL.
Th? ancestry of Major James ~. Ma
gill were Scottish Presbvterians and I
French Huguenots. His father, James j
B. Magi H j was a native cf Ireland, aj
decendant of McGill. Viscount Oxen ford
and the tu?tco of the fnm.ly coat of arm*
was 1 "Sintf fine." The subject of this
sketeh was b? rn in- Chester District on !
? . the 2nd of April, 1828. His father, who
was an experienced school teacher, gave
himll good English education In Sep
tember, Ic52, he married a danghte- of '
the Rer K. L. Fraser. his wife btim' a
cousin ?>f Judge T. R. Ftaser. \Vl?
Major Magill left. Lancaster he
his time be tween the nicrc^ppflff?^ busi
ness and farming at l^Ssan; Hill, in !
""'"Vfoi i|||tTTl they oar 1S60, ;
pegati to devote his whole tim**
to farming. His home and hinds areftit
Russell Place, in Kershaw county.
In politics Major Msgi 11 has been a !
conseie- tjons disciple oCjnc Jeffersonian i
ftChool o i Democracy. Fj o-n 1868 to ISTri
he was stroj g j;d*ocatc of an aggres
sive policfc on the part of the Democrats
and in local politics has, as best he
conld, tdfcen the hide of the "masses"
against the "classes." and deprecaied
class legislation in any shape.
In 1H8j Major Magill was elected to
fill the"urexpired term of Mr p. h Xel
%on in the legislature lie was nomi
nated in JJ;e primary election of Novem
ber IoMO, ahd wa.^ elected November
12, 188P, to fill the unexpired term of
Senator G. G- Alexander, resigned. It
was some rim^ r.fter the March Craven- !
tion of 1890 that Major Magill avowed ?
himself a Tollower of the new Reform!
mo\em nt, but at the recent primary and
general e1 en ion ?. f mo he was ; omi- '
nated and elected to succeed J ims -It
without opposit on as Senator from K-r
shaw. lie is a great a?7mirrf < f Gov
Tillman, and wilt work hard in even
way to benefit the farnwr.
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w. r. Bi:rcE?
R< prescntntive Brnce is a g od citi
zen and ;a successful farmer. }{<? is re
spected wherever he * known; and it is
believed that he wili make a safe and
""^ms'Crnfrva. member of the House. He
is a great atfrauxer of Oftrerno?-TtHrnan
ar.d was elected represctitative of
the reform s^'ep. **?
X. J . KIRKLAXD. x
Mr Thomas Jefferson Kirk'and, inom-j
w-r of the House of Representatives fr^i;\l
Kershaw, was bt?rn in Kirk wood. Mav 0 \
ISfift. and is a son of Mr W. L. K.rkland! i
of Chariest n, wf>o was killed at the
^battle Of H awe's Shop, near Ki. hmond. '
s grandfather was Judge T. J. With- :
J, wht>se f: milv came to Vcrkville, S.
Jrom Virginia, and, in in his own
wi.tc J'poor , ?.bs?*ure, but hon- ,
^Rince h s edmia^i m to the \
8 engaged in the prac- 1
m ??4Sjf Profession at Camden.
Mr K|f*??nd first took an active ir.ter
e8^ the summer
ideas, and since then h
strerngjRdvocate of the Tt.
mert#JIn September , 1889,' he was mar
ried to si is? Fredericks Alex -nder, of St
Aygusnne. Florida. He was nominated
m th except primary by a flattering vote
and at the t^rent election was elected to
represent Kershaw in the State Legisla
ture. In the count v campaign he ex- I
pressed himself as an -eonomist and an
opponent of the sub-treasury scheme '
and stood squarely on the Farmers'*
Movement rlatiorm. He entered the I
Hotrse .in 1890. Governor Tillman ao- f
pointed him the dtrect tax commisjrioner '
ior till! State
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S0219 Tinngs We Never See
A sae?!tfrom the betl of a river,
A tongue from too mouth of ? stream, !
A toe from the foot of a mountuio,
- . \ page from .a volume of steam.
^ A wink from the eye cf i needle,
A nail from the finger of fate,
A plutce from the wingot an ?rmr,
And a drink at the bar of a grate .
A hair from the head of a hammer,
L bite from the *eeth of a s*w.
A race o? ?he eonrse of study, ^ |
t: And a joint from the limb of the iaw. ;
A < hock that ia drawn on a sand-baak, 1
fruit from the jftmb ?i a* door, f
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DGESTOH
We want no one to rend this who hasn't at least five cents toi
spend, but we do want everybody to come to the FAMOUS]
GILT EDGE STORE, w he the! they want to spend a cent or not, |
for they can tell their neighbors about the mammoth bargains we!
/j re now offering. To see is to buy. We wast you to gu and 1
sec the other IMMENSE stock** before coming to see is and if!
we can't Tionviuce you by facts and figures th?t we will do more!
for vou, go to the man that will. So you see we are not
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PUFFING AN I ) BLOW i XG;
nor do we fear for our numerous customers to see what others
are a- ing.
Listen what we offer you:
Hemp Carpets, pretty patterns, only lOcts:
Ingrain '* big assortment of patterns. from *20 to 25c.
Cotton Chain Carpets, big assortment patterns, from '20 to '25c*.
| Union Carpets, big assortment- patterns, from 30c. up.
All wool carpets, good assortment patterns, from 40e. up.
Tapestry carpets, good assortment, only 4 7k*., lowest piicj
ever offered
Now in this department to buy without looking nl above is
to lose your money.
Immense line Rugs, both Smyrna and Moquctte, from 50c. t >
$7.50; sizes from the smallest to 4 x 7 feet.
Big drive in Blankets and Comforts,- from Too.- per pair of
Blankets to $8.50 ; and Comforts from Toe to $3 50.
| Hear the Bargains we are offering in Dress Goods: Wool
Alpacas in all shades and black only 10c., at that price they are
hummers. Remember they are not auction or dead shr?d? s either.
4 pieces all wool 4-1 Serge, in broken check#, green, helio
trope, stone grey, terra cota, at 35c.. reduced from 15c,
33 Plaid Henriettas at '25c., worth 35c.
j Pig stock of silk in ail colors and qualities.
I We offer a big line of Reefer Waking Jackets and Capes.
| bought direct from the most fashionable cutters, and can order
special garments when we can't fit you out of stock, Ir m the
smallest ladv to the largest.
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BOOT AND SHOE STOCK!
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Good plow Shoes, m n's. only 95c.
Good bah., 6-1 1 iiichV. only $1.09.
Best ladies' shoe grni > lor $1 00 and $1.25 ever offered.
Mens' standard screw boots (5?11. reduced from ?'2.75 to ?2.00.
guaranteed in every re.-ptvt.
CLOTHING AND HAT DEPAR'I'MEN
Are ready for your inspection, bristling GENUINE BARGAINS
Child s suits. '2 pieces, from (5Sc. to G.OO
Boy's 3 " '2.50 to 10 00.
Men's " from 4.00 to 20 00.
Overcoats nt slaughtered prices. They are : t Ions t 50 per
cent, less than their value or what you pay others.
HATS! HATS! HATS!
Stockcr-Luu prices. If this won't move, then noihino- ?.j]p
^ALEgffi?EAD. CHECK HOMESPUN, i. i awl 4-4
BEOWN' gOMESPUN, both direct from Manufactfin^
Agents, and offered at-jhe ivory loviest lioxKST price possible to
be offered. Call earV and often, r- 1 ' J
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RESPECTFULLY,
P. T. VILLEPIGUE,!
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i i PROPRIETOR, j
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for Infants and Children.
"Castorla is so well adapted to chQdrrn that
I r*comm?vJ it at superior to any prescription
known to me." H. A A&csra, SI. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St. Brock] j- a, X. Y.
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" The use o t ' Castoria ' is 90 universal and
tcs merits so w ill known that It seems a work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
iutelhgent fair. i lie* who do not keep Caitoria
within easy ret>ch."
Cjju-o? Mivmr, D. D .
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomingdale Befermed Church.
Castor!* corea OoHc, Cwwtfpat Ion,
Sour Stomach, Diarrha-o. Eructation,
Kills Worm*, giret Bleep, and proa <?
Without iajurioua medication
* For BCTpral year* I hart? recommpr ji
Jour ' Cactoria, ' aod ?hail ?Iw^-ncoatint W
otoaiit has inrariabl j produced berx* 0
POBuha."
Kowim P. Pardb*. K. Dm
"Tha Wluthrop, 1:3th Street aiid Tth Are.,
New York Cit/.
Tbs Cxirrxc* Co?m*t. 77 Mr* rat Stkkkt, New You.
j We have shoes to please 3 011 from $1.00 a pair up. 'lry a pair
I cf our solir, school shoes at ??!????> ; \ 011 will be pleased
I An extra nice lot of BOYS' shoes this season.
g^>ECEIXV3E313
A line of Gentlemen s fine, solt Full l)iv.?s (Waiters; perfect
j beau ties Va Price generally in all cities $(5.00. We sold
t letn at that price last reason. This i ,t 1 i we have dropped the
price to only to m^et the hard times. They are
selling at that price. Get your size before the present lot is
none. Th-y will not last 1oik\
GAPERS' ?S HOE STORE
now at new building at
POST OFFICE CORNER
IJe" YOO" 3E3'0"Y
I SHOES AND OLOTHI&G
IUST f ISTEN
Just Ijpten
Willi! Wl! QUOTE II I'RIffi THAT WILL
SAVE YOU MONEY!
! CLOTHING.
Cnild/cn's Kilt Suits from 3.00 j
to 5.00. \ j
Boy's Jersey knee pants suits!
from 3.00 to
Boys* knee punts suits from
75c. to 7 00.
Youths' long pants suits 2 50
to 10.00.
Men's tack suits from '3.00 to
?20.00.
j Men's cutaway suits Irom
! 5.00 to 1 8.00
Overcoats from 3.00 to 15.00
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Single pants from 50c. to 5.00.
SHOES.
Infants' shoes 2je. to"ioc
I Children*' shoes from 40c. to
i .25.
j Mi>ses' shoes frcm 50c. to
!*> 00.
shoe* iir.ni 00c. to 2 *25.
1 allies' shoes from 1 00 to
j 3 00
p Ladies' over uaiters 1.00.
| Mens' over unit era 1.00.
Mens' nnd boys' crush h;vs from 'Joe. to 1.50. Mens' iM<ler
: hirts, whi'e and red, 50c. to '2 00 )arir<4 K-t of chil?irtins' fVn
rv cups cheap. The quality of these g )ods will surprise \ou.
Call and get a bargain.
ZEMP BROTHERS,
POINTS, i
I GOOD S i' AT ION BUY is a re- 1
quisile in e*eiy h??usehr>i<i. Butj
: for j?enierl correspondence one |
should use t!i*j finest ar; j?io
eural'le. \V ?* have holli qualities ? ?
! good and licst. Tlit? pi ice L no j
J sin till desi tera lu m either. One is
sure lo receive full value f<>r tbeir
I I money with ih. We will <ii\v you
mi avoirdupois pound of commer !
cial note paper for
SO CSexits.
?A%
TO NEGLEC V THE TOILET
shows a lack of refinement, or is
carelessness of u reprehensible nn
ture. Our line of toilet arlk-les ami
druggists' sundries is most com
plete. Wc br>norht a lot < f tooth
! brushes recently at :i bargain and
i propose to <4 i vt? our customers the
; benefit of our purchase. As an ad
_j^gj;l,iseinent we will give you aremi
back toothbrush
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i MEDICINE is not a luxury but
J a necessity, r.nd when you linve to
I l>uy it you want the best, an poor
il/ugs are dangerous. In making
jour purchases in thia line we de
1 tertnined to protect our patrons by
j securing the best and freshest ar
ticles on the market. Then the
compounding of drugs is a very iro
j partant matter. Medicine irnprop
jeriy mixed is sometimes fatal. At
our store you receive the benefit of
both qualification and experience. [
Will you come in to see us? You |
will be welcomed.
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DRUG STORK.
Remember vre have a large as !
sort me tit of holiday kooUh.
Mv ^tcek f Tall :in.l Winter Clothing
fur Men. Youths* ami B >vs' V.,n will tin<l 1
in th s lino a vsri.'ty of priee> and many'
('ft'rcos ? '! luxurv l>u: ev-rv iirioe, no
ina\t?-r h<>w l-.w, Ijnys the l itest style ami
licst c o '.s f jr i ho money to he had in j
the c'.ty.
The <!? p irtliHT.t f<-?r 1 ovs i- filled *i:h J
tli ? choicest ih" nnrket :i fiords. 1 have I
ad 1< J to this s? or< s of ln'jutiful stvh's |
ami designs in ISoys' Clothing. wlii.-li I <
have pv( n mv sj> vial attention. The
stork :s ? speeially strong in suits fit tori
>cht ol wear and no doiht the parents j
wiil av: i! t !i> ins.'i vc> "f my facilities to !
r erv. tjiCli).
Tin: KNOCK A150X T Sl IT
, is iii-iil.* exrlu-ively f >r inc. t'.?r hoys ?? to
15 years of ajie. The coat i.? ilouble
i hr?*nsted, every weak point i- strength
j ? n <1, so that it is ju>t t lie niiit tor S??vs
who are hard un rlothes. The mate rial
I is all wool and in colors that w i!l not noil
easy : price
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FALL NKCKWKAK
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j in the lar<_'t ?t, choicest, ri diest and mo*t|
I varied line t ? he seen in the city. This
| is ik) idle >. .?a*t, bat a tacf that will ho- j
; cr.me plain any one that will tide hi* I
j observation. New lines are j
Aiinp in daily.
rSDKRWKAH.
Mv line of underwear is in keeping with i
the r?*st ??f mv stock. Li/ht-w eight i
Merino t'-r early changes and heavy 1
weight" later on. Thi?? line embrace* ail!
The latest novelties out; fhuvvm^ in.ntv
stvles, ?|ualiti?*s ami prices. You ran
huv anything in 'his line yoj may ii. . <1
from the cheapest t<> 'he very b.*| that
can he produced.
FALL DERBY'S.
! Tho now Fr.ll styles air n??w in from
| !iio*t of tht j>rotnin?Mit m:ik?*r* and I am
i n adv to sup-.ly yn>i with an\ ? t y I ? ? or
' color, iu M>lt < r *tiiT l>?tH from 8 1 .*><? t. .
My in)in<'iini> purchnMi'i, l>y 1 1???
ire*- of cmcs. din-it from thr maker*,
enable mc t?? a Kreat saving in buy -
iu?, ami not to lit* bought of by thostj
li:*ve to l>ay ir. small <j'ialiti^? fr?'m the
middlemen. When V"U nerd a hut ktvj.
me in mind.
M. L. KIN AIM),
COt.UMBXA, ? s: o
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Our Next President,
caYS:
.v , ... Let us Ml the people what wo intend doing
jpst ;iud square dealing with the public. . This has beer
with our people for forty years that gave us success and!
] moth one in theuwHttry and pride of the up country?
: ways the naked truth and those who follow reap the bei
: son we pack our seven floors jam up to the ceiling? ijj
j enormous business we are doing. And what other stoi
to eleven clerks the whole year around? ? none, bec3_
A little plain talk often makes the hit. Why is'it thati
I goods at such low prices? Because we buy for cash* tl
| business man in the country, and we i>ive our customers
| joy. Our experience does uwt date back from yesterdar
j business experience of nearly forty years right here in (
! has taught us to buy close, sell close and be honest w i"
jail speaks for itself. Our motto has been: "Live an#
I not fear home competition and care not. We bave ?&_
sell other markets and how to meet the prices of other
been successful. If you wish to get a fair returffYor vn
STORE OF B\UM BHOS.. and you will find a maoima
? been in Can.den. We are now re;??Iy to show you a fall
know it is impossible to name everything we keep ia?
STM'CK BY LI
Such is (he name of our newest and most beautiful Di
sold and only a few dresses left. Come and see these '
tend to bnv.
.y y
We do not. pretend to keep a country show only, we
pets by the dozen pirces. Just think! A Nice Hemp:
not time or span for quoting prices, you must come and;
were nearly sold before the season opened, even at the!
and have prepared ourselves to make it easy for our peopl
SHOES, SIIOE8,
We buy from the manufacturer and assure yon that we
can buy t hem in any city. Remember we only try to go
Stein and Altman. and let our business success answer jv
for the last forty years or not.
Wagons Buggies, Hardware
Von know that B A I'M BROS is^fceac'quiuUis, us in all de|
G-xoceries, G-roc|
Even Charleston cannot compete with us, because we hi
ered, and can truly and honestly offer them to all at BEI
every department; this is the truth, we tell ymv-so.
IN CLOAKS AND JA<
We tell you with our usual truthfulness, we hold a stock of'
man and child in the county and prices that will astonish
you wish a nice school or dress cloak for your little girl,
moth Store. We still offer you
4-4 Bleached Cloth, at 3
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Now since we speak of 4-4 bleached at o cents per yard, we]
many counterfeits that are offered on the market in blfci
ces; but remember |
?;FRUIT OF TE
I Is the only genuine article and we offer it at New York
the cloth for every houskeeper to buy. Of course we have
sell you a beauty, you must call for it.
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[ CD IXTi i3LD}<^ 2^ c; JCXIS^^aM
S<> is it with these eounterfeits von can huv at all prices, b?
sel? Tlih C1.0VK FlTTlM.i nilWKTS. THE FRIEND OP
Clotliing:, ClctiiingT
iJiS oie<l^fjeP;li'kinent of ouio. If we cannot sol! them to^
J - uvlh .f,lve thom t<> you. A boys suit at to ceal
\ k y /s U>1 ; 111 / aindcn. 4.00. Remember we do not'
Buv nn? ' $?**? , u*' ~ suit is not shoddy. \Jo not fool
I X M F vV ri OT1 Vi v,"y g0(u1, ,10nest goods, atyl gotoBJ
\ ' vv i toll you wo will seU them to ]
?aniiot lioiic^tlv and truthful I v'* W iU'0 , ;'ll.iin^b<.'ut and
... ? c" tlut ifullj carry oat. It is onjy a q?a
I'lTor vou cvci-vtlii ?'"!! ' ro!j,e an'' examine our large cloi
take "the citi-'f ' .'I'01' tliau you oauluiv ir. fhecitfffl
laKt the ( itic.s f<,r our guiflo. Wo offer yon f
If
! 200 Gossami
? At -?>('. apiece; sold in all cities ut ?15i>. ('all quick a]
We have become the agents for I'LAliK ISIit'tJiflL"
wholesale trade. We can offer these goods ?t he^M
Store only prom iscs that which thev cau carry out,"'
house. This we promise you and this we will rarrv ou'tm
for 45 cents. 45 cents for CO halls of thread. COATS' "I
flare not sell for less than 44c., less l> per eent. We are v
^ 1 ]t f?r lea* otherwise we would sell (.'oats' thread at 3!
and that is the truth.
SILK and SATIN i
TO EQUAL ANY C*1
And now l?*t thank the generous [uiblie for the Kv?j|
always given u>. ami wt1 assure you if honest and
vonr patronage with we an* assured ui the future,
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BAUM