The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 13, 1893, Image 2
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CA?0?S,JSrc., Jan. lJlb, 1898.
5? Raise Hogs.
i Hog products *are Mf bJffc er
ihan at any time with) a the past
fcix or eight year?. '
Our farmers have of lite years
In ado some progress in the way of
Varying their crops, tml they have,
t-> aNtreat exten% neglected the
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irapoftanV. mailer of raiding tlietr
own hogs-\Mtich m??e corn was
planted UstVear than usual, and
it would he rf^icU easiei to rai*e
*nd feed hogs fr^w than form m I v,
when the awra?<Njj^er planted
nothing worth sj>eakin'g<5f^?*^ept
?eottOB. There is no reason wTT>
tbTs *taU should not produce its
own pork? -every pound needed for
home ^onsuDipti'iD.
A contemporary prints the fol
ko* ins?, which fuliy illustrates the
\ -Wreat disadvantage **bir:n our farm
ye^s labor under on account of n<?t
'raakinz their *wjn bacon :
j ??One d*y k** wi ck a commission man
? ^ Mold a cjrload of western pork , three
-weeks in s*it, forJs^c to a grocer, who
jdbbed it out at 9l?c. The comiwss'.on
^^zn-irrhaat took apartol h;s CDmniission
0. 'on this sale and bought from a farmer a
Christmas pig to* $*4C * pound, paying
for the animal $10*50 'With thin money
the farmer went tJ the grower and pur
* uhasei western pork at 9'?c.^ Tni*
looks like a jok4, but is i* a common
occurence ia almost any southern city
the pig was just aa good as the hog? if
anvthiag ^ter, for he wa? fattened on
?J peas and turAi^r and not on swdl from
4ftifferies, bat hoi was perishable sroods
?nd had to be sold for wflSat he w?ald
bring. The western hoc, nominally
< thirty davs in salt, but really about twen
ty ? wax in shap'i to hoi;! for a customer
! and could *>1<1 to better adrantaee.
Furthermore, the western meat was in
| quantity aud could be handled to advan
tage by wholt^alem^r
There is no? nerd to wait nntil
"hogs are full grown to kill them.
It M a useless waste of feed. In
the west they ate frequently slaugh
tered at tbe age of eight or ten
months ;*they make good meat at
| that age, and it is found to l>e goo?!
1 economy to produce more hog*
| with the same amount of corn.
There"" fs no reason in paying
high prices to the west for meat,
! when it can b^ produced right heie
at kome at a comparatively small
cost. Hogs are now very scarce
\ and high iu the west, and the in
dications are that prices will go
still higher. ' i
In arranging their business for
the year, onr farmers should not
?*il to increase their hog product.
They eoulJj ea>ily raise every pound
needed for consumption on the farm
and there is n? iv-asou why they
slio.aM not put their pork in mar
ta-blr shap* when they tave a
e^lus. It eoul# . be readily dip
posed of. ^ 4
Tii a truism, "to him who hath it shall
t be given is illustrated in the rase of
the Chicago University. John D Roi-k
teiler, who has already given thclnsti
Utfion f2.600,0.>0, gave it another million
for a Christmas preset and on the same
day '*an unknown friend" bestowed a
quarter of a milji ?n, and yet the country
abounds with colleges who have not a/id
from whom thy Utile that they have is
; being taken away.
We have protested rgainst the ( lec
tion of Mr Murphy as United State Sena
1 from tha start. ? Sews and Courier.
And just think of it. The News &?({
Courier's solemn protest had ?o more
offset upon the democratic member* of
ihe New York Legislature than it would
have, had upon the Legislature of South ;
; Carolina. Mi Murphy was nominated j
in caucus Tuesday nijht by an almost;
unanimous vote.
~-?arky Gantt> the Georgia editor of
jthe Register, who declared that an Alii
iinceaSan would have to be blindfolded |
backed up to the polls to get him to
ota for Cleveland, was selected as the
esacager to carry Cleveland's electoral
> v*j&0t ^Washington. If that isn't a com
mentary on the fitness of things we give
\t up.^
Cs.KVEi.AND is elected. The formality
' of ca*Si5f^the presidential votes was
gone throogb^wtih by the electoral col
lages of the virion h states at their re
spective capitals on Monday. Cleveland
?feceiod 277*; Harrison 145 aad Weaver
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Sooth Caaaua* *s governor and chief]
justice each have only one eye. This
enable* them the bettgrto keep an eye
single ta the state's heft interests.? it
jintaJwoai.
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SIHjQTON LETTEB,
f F^ocn our rerular correspondent- j
Washikgtom, Jan . 10, 1893. j
Tbo Ho um li aot losing any
lime with Appropriation bill.
Since the reaSceeMding of Congress
it h?A disposed of two of them ? the
Fortfcic?tio&i aad the District o{\
Cotomuia. j ,
! The Rouse Wsyi and Means
Committee expect , to get that
Element from /jecretary -Foster of
. the eoodiUuB of ih* Treasury op to
-%'iintd tnclodiafc December 31, some
time tliie wet*k. j
Aft 6r mudi persuasion Mr Harri
son issued aa. order extending the
classified Civil .Serf ice to the
Letter earrte* at all free delivery
offices, bat deeiiaed. to include
B ireau and Diviwoa chiefs ta the
~ trorerasent Departteeat, orp rioters
j a the Goverstaat Printing office.
|i If expected thatjOJa order will
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k*ep beiwe?? 7,000 snd 6,060 Si A
put it cans iq office under the demo-f
? *ue admiaistration, bot .ff Mr
Ufcveiaad is prompt in displacing
republican post masters the exan.
f?fe of the Republicans la dealing
with the railway mail clerks at the
begmnin^ of the Harrison admin
litrntion can be followed and a few
'.housand democrats he put in
before tbe Civil Service Commission |
hoUis pxaininaiiorr and prepares its!
hat of elrgihi<*8.
The House Cor.) rail tee which has |
been engaged for several month* in |
inv>*iigatrng the Rating "OJ.I f
fjTTnbine has completed, the taking!
of testimony and is now at work on !
us report. It- is beliml that the!
Committee will report that the'
m n. "i^gati^s concerning the
combine have been folly .substanti
ated hy the<e>idence taken; also
that the Constitutional ri*bf. of
Congress t,, legislate of the aubjec.t !
will be- affirmed, :ind that certain
legislation, probably in ?hape
"f an nmendaw-nt to The Inter-stnle
Commerce Law, will b.> r?eommend
ed. x
Hi* World1* Fair people- are a-fter
another ^appropriation from C<>n i
gr^s. This time the | amount
wanted exceeds 8635.000? $485, 400 '
or jiid;j?-R, #20,000 for xtejnograph- j
ers, $2,,, 990 for deficiencies in the
payment of salaries and the ex
wen s-a of trie National Commission
and $93,190 foi expenses nf the
!*>ard <.f lady managers. Th&
general impression in i'ongress
that the amounts are too large and
UuV-ibtH* wiil be cut before they
can get through. j
Andrew Jackson day Jailing this
vear on S-?nday was ? celebrated
twice by democratic association* of
(htt citv, once on Satuaday an<l
*?*in today. Both cclvbra! ion*
were diur>e-s, at both of which
many democratic Congressmen
, **re guests and speakers.
| A Little G;rVh Experience Iu ft
Lighthouse.
Mr and Mrs Loren Trearott are keep
e/3 ?Lti,e <J?vernment Lighthouse ai
>ana Beach, Mich., and are blessed wit),
a daughter four yeam old Last April
she was taken down with measles, fol
low ed by a dreadful cough and turning !
into f' ver. Doctors at homer and Detroit
*n vain. she grew worse
rapidly, until she was a mere ''handful
of lione.." Th.n she tried Dr King's
l ew Discovery a^d after the use of two
and a halTbottles, was completely cored
ihey say Dr ?ing's New Discovery is
worth its weight in geld. Ton may fret
a trial bottle free at b\ L. Zemp's dniir
store. , | ?
Rheumatism Cored In ft Day.?
4M\siic Cure" for Rheumatism
and Neuralgia radically cures in 1
to 3 day 8. It? action upon the
system is remarkable and mysteri
"us. It at outre removes t,he cause
and the disease immediately diss p.
pears. The first dose greatly bene
fits ; 75 cents. Sold by F. M. Zemp
druggist, Camden, S. C.
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English Spavin Linament removes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps
a.?d Blemishes, Curb-, ^&Jmts,
| Sweeney Iiing.bone, Stifles, Sprains
all Swollen Throats, Coughs etc.
Save $50 by the use of one" bottle!
Warranted J.he . most womWful
Blemish Cure evet known. Sold bv
Dr F. L. Zemp, Camden, S. C. *
' Him Baby was sick, wo gnre her Caster: a.
WbeaebowmMMCbild,?be eried tor CastoriM.
When she became Maia, sfae clung to C-feitoria.
When tho had Children, she gaw, cbem C&ctofio.
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New Sheet Music at Less than
H A.LP . IP 5 ICE.'
By way "of introduction I will send to
any addrefs, "Odd Fellow'* Grand
March." "Air Ship Waltz" and Okla
homa Waltz" on receipt of 20c per copy
??r the three fcr Send stamps or P.
0. erder. Address ?' j
ISAAC DOLES. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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My Gfock ( f Fall and Winter Clothing
for Men. Youth** and Boys*. Yon will tind
in this line a variety of prices and many
e^rec-; of luxury Bu; e?r**ry price. n
matter how low, buys the latest style arc
best g?-ods for the money to be had in
th??citv.
The department Jor boys is filled wi:h
'he choicest the market afford#. I have
j.dled to t|;h scores of beautiful stvlet
ana designs in Boys' Clothing, which J
Sv.ive tii v? n mv special a'i?n ion. The
stock is especially strone in suits fit tor
school wear and no doubt the parents
will avail themselves of my facilities to
?erve them.
THE KNOCK- AliOUT SUITj
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is made exclusively for me, for bo'v* 3 to
f5 ye^rs of age. The coat is double
breasted. every weak point i? strength
en. d, so that it is jost.thc .suit for b#ys
who are bard on clothes. The materi ?1
is a 1 wool and in colors that will not soil
ca.*y ; price $5.00.
FALL SECKWEAK
in the largest, choicest, richest and moat.|
varied line to be seen in the city. This
is no idle tKtefct* but a fact that wtll be-1
cojne plain i;o* any one-that will use his
r*wer of observation. New lines arc
coming in daily.
UNBERWEAIt.
My line of underwear is in keeping with
the rest of my stock. Li^ht-weight
Merino for early changes and heavy
?veiyhts later on. This line embraces all
The latest novelties out fs showing many :
stvles, qualities an* priees. . You can
buv anything Hi this line yo may need,
from tue cheapest to 'he very 1>-. st that
can be produced.
FALL DERBY'S.
The new Fall styles are now in from
most of the prominent makers iCi'l am
ready to supply -.you wiih au? style or
color, in soft or stiff hats fromSfcl.50 to
$5.0 Q. My immense purchases. th"
scores of cases. direct from the maker#,
enable me to effect ag-eat saving in buy
ing, and not to be bought of by those who
hrve to buy ir. small qualities *frem the
middlemen. When yon need a hat keep
me in utind.
M?- L. KINAR1).
COLUMBIA, ? S. C.
]N0 C. WIFIEKS
\ Whoesale Grocer. .
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Wholesale Dealer in WINES,
| LIQUORS and CIGARS,
| No. \83 Eust Bay,
. Charleston, 6. C.
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SHOES AID GLOTHIftS
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ISTEN
I^TEN
WW WE QUOTE M PRI? THAT WILL
SSSAVE YOU MONEY!:
OUOTHiNQ. SHOES.
Children's Kilt Suits from 3.00 1
to 5.00. j
Bov's Jersey knee pantb suits i
from 3.00 to 5.00.
Bo\s' knee pants suits from
j 75c. to 7.00.
Youths' long pants suits 2.50
to 10.00.
Men's rack 8nits from #,<)0 to
20.00. i . ; .
Men's cutaway suits irom
5.00 to 18.00. ' -
Overcoats from 3.00 to 15.00
Single pants from 50c. to 5.00.
Infants' shoes '25c. to 75c
Childrens' shoes from 40c. to
f I '? c
[1.25.
j . Misses' khoes from 50c. to
2.00.
Boys' shoes frc m 90c. to 2.25.
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Ladies' shoes froia 1.00 to
?00.
Ladies' over irn iters 1.00.
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Mens' over gaiters 1.00.
Mens' and boys' cru*h hats from 25c. to 1.50. Mens' under
shirts, white and red, 50c. to $.00; Alarge let of childrens' fan
cy caps cheap. The'quality of these goods will surprise you.
Call and get a bargain.
JSEMP BROTHERS,
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is the time to get good value in
i i>v/ ii tu
WINTER GOODS at SUMMER PRICES,
} ?NOW I THE TP FOR POTS!? 1
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Wishes its many customers a HAPPY NEW>Y EAR, trusting
that X?fc?^Ci? will Uring jthem greater happiness and pros
perity^ han they have evei experienced in the past.
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I 0D"| is gone, ana "with it must go the biggest bargains
JOvij ever offered in dr\ goods etc., as the quotations be
low will show :
Beautiful -line foicy weave Henriettas, all shadi-s, cheap at
40c., now 33Jc.
39 inch broken plaid, all wool serge Flannels, .brmerly ?ol<i
at 75c, now 3oc, . ?
All wool Henriettas. 39 inch, worth 75c, now 50c.* and col
ored Henriettas, 44 inch, offered uow at 4oc.
Sweepiug reduction in all Winter Dress Goods also in Eider
Down and Plaid Flannels.
CARPETS! CARPETS!!
Biggest Line and Best Assortment in the city and we call special
attention to- the sweeping reduction in prices:
Former price 20 e., notf 15c.
44 r " .'$7*c, '? 28c.
" ' N 4 ? 45c, 44 33c.
" 14 47ic,/ 44 33*c.
44 44 50c, 44 40c.
4* 4* 57c, 44 41c.
Floor Oil Cloth 4-4 25c.
44 u 41 8-4 50.\
Lenolium 8-4 $1.00.
Ut'inp Carpets, nice patterns from lie to 18c.
Big reduction in Rugs ? Smyrna and Moquetto.
Bi^ line Blankets and Comforts at COST.
])-?n't buy your ?--&=& 2S till you visit the FA
MOUS GILT EDGE STOKE ; we will surely save you money ?
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PRICE IS NO OBJECT.
Call et?rly and securc some of the great bargains in Clothing
and Overcoats, for the big reduction in prices is causing them to
disappear, Also a faw Ladies' Cloaks left which will be cl. sed
out atOOSXV . , j ' ' \
Misses' and ChildrtW cloaks at ABSOLUTE COST.
Wfth sineere thanks to the trading public for past favors and
soliciting a continuance of ithe same,
RESPECTFULLY,
P. T. VILLEP1GUE,
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Our Next President, Grovei*
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SAYS: "Let us tell the people what .ve intend doing and le
est and square dealing with the public. This has been our il
with our people for forty years that gave us success and made
moth one in the country and pride of the up country, for we 1
ways the naked truth and those who follow reap the benefit,
son we pack our seven floors jam up to the ceiling? It ia bet
enormous busines> we ate doiiig. And what other store in the
to eleven clerks th?- whole year around?? none, because they
A little plain talk often makes the hit. Why is it that we ba
goods at such low prires? Because we buy for cash; that is c
business man in the country, and we ^ive our cusfco nWs-the h
joy. Our experience's not date back from yesterday; it is
business experience of Jiearly forty years right here in Vhe cftr
has taught us to buy < l/>se, sell close and be honest with onr :
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all speaks for itself. <:)ur motto has been: "Live and let \
not fear home competition arid t are not. We have alway
sell other joaarkets and how to meet the prices of other co
?>een successful. If von wish to juet a fair return for vonr mil
STORE OF BAUM BROS., and you will find a mammoth
been in C<ir:.den. We ar<* now re dy to .-how you a foil line fa
now it is impossible to n a me j?V e ryt h i e keep iu our bjg
STRFCK
Such is the name of our
sold and only a few <ir*>se- e;t.
tend to buy.
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ftunfui Dress Goods, i
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pridfi
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We do not pretend to keep a country show only, we have a r.?
pets by the dozen pieces. Just think! A Nice Hemp Carpet
; not time or space* for quotii g prices, v*>n must c< me and see for j?
were nearly sold before the season opened, even at the hard times.
! and have prepared ourselves to make it easy for cur people to get lit
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We buy from the manufacturer and assure yon that W6 bell them
jean buy them in any city. Remember we ouly try to compete will
Steru and Altrnau, and let our business success answer whether we
for the last forty years or not: * ? ?*
" Waeons Buggies, Hardware and Purvn
You kuow that BAUM BROS ishead quarters, as in a!l departments,
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O-rcceries, G-rocb:
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i Even Charleston cannot compete with us, because we Ituy for cfa
?ered, and can truly ana honestly offer them to all at BEt> ROCK
leverv department; this is the truth, we tell you so.
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; We tell you with nn- usual truthfulness, we hold a stock of them to
? man and child ie - county and prices that will astonish you; wet
j you wish a nice scliooi or dress cloak fc^r your little girl, cheap, VQjy
i moth Store. We still offer you
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4-4 Bleached Cloth, at 3 Cents p et
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j Now since we speak of 4 -4 bleached at 3 cents per yard, we must not I
many counterfeits that are offered on the market in bleached cloth, ttfl
?es; but remember
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j It the only genuine ar; icle and we offer it at New York cost ? 7J cent
I she cloth for every houskeeper to buy. Of course we have all kinds,
?sell you a beauty, you must call for it.
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j So is it with these counterfeits you can buy at all prices, but at Bam
Jsev? THE' GLOVE FITTING CORSETS, THE FRIEND OF THE
! Cloti2.In.g~, Clotln.i32.er, Cl<
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This great department of. ours. If we cannot sell them to yon as 1
I house, we will give them to you. A boys suit at 65 cents, andfot*
'suit that is worth, in Camden, 4.00. Remember we do not quote Ca
New York prices. Our 2.00 suit is not shoddy, do not fool yourself A
Buy no shoddy good*, buy good, honest goods, and go to BAUM BROI
IN MEN'S CLOTHING we tell you we will sell them to you at $5]
.my city *tore. We know what we are talking about and we de not
??an not honestly and truthfully carry out. It is only a question wl
noney or not. If you do, come and examine our large clothing
offer you everything cheaper than you can buy in the cfafflf Utu
take the <-ities for our cuide. We offer you
At 25c. apiece; sold in all citiefe at $1.50. Call quick and tall for a
We have become the agents for PLAIDS, BROWN GOODS, AND BAI
wholesale trade/ We can offer these goods at bed rock prices. Rejn<
Store only promises that which they can carry out. We are ready toe
house. This we promise you and this we will carry out in all departim
for 45 cents. 45 cents for 60 balls of thread. COATS' THREAD is the
I dare not sell for less thau 44c., less 6 per cent. We are forbidden by
| sell it for less, otherwise we would sell Coats' thread at 25 cents per do
land that is the truth.
: SILK and SATIS in
TO EQUAL ANY CITY.f
j And now let ns~thank the generous public for the great andt
| always given us, and we assure you it honest and fair deali&jg
your patronage with ts. we are assured iu the future, as in the j
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