The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 13, 1893, Image 3
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i^SsiiVTKjwjwiArtar.? Rev. W. w.
Pastor. Preaching every .Sabbath I
?'f II a. ni Snn<*ar -School cverv S*b
* ^ *(t 5 p. m. Pr*Jer mains' ererx :
-'n^uv ac ftp. m. The public i>
r ;nru?<i to?tten?i. j
' 'Rack Epmcofsu Csfscif ?Rev. J.M
St^ney, Hector. i?enric?i Sunday at f 1 <
'>V !<x k ; Sunday *5 p.m. Even- !
>njj wrriee at 8 ?-n?- Friday afternoon t
S4~r\ ice at t> p.a.
Uaptwt Cnctcn,? Rev. Mvron I
* < ?ord<>n? Pa?er- Preaching every <
>|ind*y *t i! a. * ?:<?> p. m. Sun"- 1
'In* nrhool from t2 *- to I j?. every f
Sunday. Pravw-?^''0/ every Wt-<ine.s- 1
a: ? ?'cJ*rk p. x. AU seat?u
are fr?c. The public* w cordially inri^w
'O ?;f?d aeCT P.S.C. E ml*
*'verj Sjodij Jf p. m I
l-.TTLrro* Sr??:r \JCT? BDUJ
1 Carlisle,
r ns;h:n% everv%3iJday at 1 1 a. *n a Jn j
J f>. ;n. prarer-iin-etin^ Thursday '
?' On p. ;a. 5a*<i*v*^htx)| at 4 :;{o Srra- <rj
'?r> and are cordially invite*
Al] tpitsfrtt'
3QJSIS PICK23 UP.
Th* freeze t{*e horrible
Cotton Camden today
ceaiA
Sb^riif Wi^?n? app?ir.Ud
M ? Levi. JoflfS a* Jailer.
< niy bar c: sed %ec
31, a*'? J?** n >l r? opened.
i * .*1
H?*e n??te anv new^year reaoln
linnf? keeping litem yet?
Tut pttWl c ?ld speil is tbe ne- j
vere^L r *?* have tlad in thin
aecti?n **ficV 1885.
i
l^e j g*t?U''?8 on t.n* ptiVtnaent.!
il i n %l ?>f *'ie Mlorea recently
?ie almost lotaiiy destroyed.
Hef. T. D?'WiU Tal'tva^e th?
< * n ?
ceWw*^ Brooklyn *!ivi**, is i>b
no'>as*J in C dnmbta on
I he Ift^* <i 1
Mr A> C. Cautev has
bought <>ut Mr A, H. Ratmn'g
grocery UuianeMs in town, and will
cMitKiil hereafter.
*fb^4ime for laxpayftiir expired
t>a JaBi?ary 1st, 1893. ]f you nave
a$t ptid, may Lbe SnerilF have
mercy "n your s?al.
Tk?He:*th Springs people wiil
AM tike any tr.ore in theirs. The
dry jcket won at the r?-cfnt elt e
tiaatiiere, and lt?e bars closed Dec,
3!itf . 5%.
Trenty-five cents or a quar^-r of
idoiiar pay for tw<? jn^n;*is t>
jcripiion to The Cur mci r. Giv^
ill trial- You Will ^ ?-t;jased
with it. 1
Th>r Ikv.Im of the city #rle:k- ar:d
&:?* ?o*c open for the re
fers ? f piop?'rtj, To-daj week i?
the "?-i. d ?v: dont fail to m*ke your
nritu n Ifc-forv thejp.
tiiut it will t?e Appreciated by the
members of that order.
People to whom the editor of
this paper owes any small amount
stldom hesitate to ask for their
money, tier?*f?re don't think it'
atran^e that he ask* for hi* money i
uroili-s went from Chester County
last week to Te.x*? S vera! f uni
fies have gone to Georgia from tiiii
4 Coirtitv. * r
We Are requested to anonnce
t hat a hot suppr will be <rivf>o at
t He resident of Mr J. M. p!ii!hp?, !
K>ur- utiles south-east o? Gamder ;
on Friday' nTjfSt the 13th, insT.j
For the benefit of the Mt. Olivet I
church.
The intermediate examination* i
at the Cnrndi?n Graded S? hool will :
j>e^i o Tuesday F?*b. 7. and dowt
Friday Feb. 10. Parents of Coil-'
<1ren attending, and all parties iu ;
tercled are invitrd to be present at|
any time during the we? k.
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Work in the oew Bnrdell build- \
inz is progressing rapidly again!
since the fire. The amount of \
ila ma ST" sustained was adjusted at!
$1,720 whieh paid to Messrs Holler j
auft Ada tns last wnt-k. ;
pect to have the bsnk offiee readv
for ooeu:>:i!icy by Feb, 1st. and the
store about t*is? . loth. The iron
front h:** arriv-d, and is a very
handsome piece of work.
has bten appointed to fill the:
vacancy on the Hoard of Physicians ;
at the Asylum caused by the resig
nation o( Or Ge*. Corbett, H-* is
only tw*nty-jhK? years of age, but in i
ability, t* edn<tatio? and training!-. |
is throughly competent to discharge [
the imnortaat trust reposed in him
Dr Hevmaa is a brother of Mrs Her
aian Baura of this city.
The waiting room at the Camdeni
junciioa, below Wedgvfield, is re- |
ported to be i? a mo*t wretched]
condition, so much so r*at people!
cannot stay in it in cold weather !
on .veoqnt of the sm^ke. A few
evenings since seme Wdies waiting I
over at that point were forced tot
*eek refuge at a private house. |
The attention of the railroad coin-j
missiouers h?s been called to tH? i
tnaUer aad it will soon be remedied,!
co dftubL ? 'Sumter Hera'.d.
The reiijrious faith of % South ;
Ctroiiw* prisoner iu the Ohio Pmi
tertiary has been strengthened
by ? directly answered prayer. - He
prayed within hearing of some visi
tors at the institution that Sbe l^ord
wou'Ki aend him Opossum and sweet
tatersT lor a Thauk%giving dinner,
and, although his faith waveru 1,
Ave fat. 'pooteima were received by
th? warden, as w*'daa several bnsn
eis o f aweetpotater^S Ail the at her
cotard prisoners in the jai iioed
?jriU Mm,
? fr " y* *r
Dr Marcus Heyman, of Chester,
? c
j The Atlantic Coast Line* Las
; completed its western connection I
through Atlanta.
If jou vi?l t? support a piper
Uha* is doinf a l in its power 10 ad
! vane# fcbe interests <?f the people,
?ab??rib# Tttf Chrokicj.e, orly
! a dollar Mil a Lalf a year.
uThe Cleinenceau CaW was
played to a small audience a I th#?
i. par a house * Wednesday night.
I'he play '<**8 entirely ar.oHjee' ion
?tdle and the acting Satrictly fir*l
? *.( i,--, ?! f on account of the
cxirvme co'd, and a?:rn hmiw w*>8
R rTrt?f?tl ifllO with fcr.*h'J8
Tlv- Barnwell People of last week
says : "Some of the cr?ili>rd people
?l ? *'??>;? .rom Barnwell to Arkar>
1 ? ? ? l
friiS :i ??'vv years ago are wriuog h:t< k '
doleful letter* to their kindred :?n?i |
friet?d<*. On account of the spring!
??vei flow they planted roil on latej
and the fronts caught ?t before m?
turity. Thi'y say . h-? crop is a
totnl failure and ih"V ar* i n srren'
trouhl . rh ^ V >1 I ? for tiiri ;
pOt8 of JSotlh C:?roli ??.M
The new j Columbian pn*>age
stamps, whirli will t?e i^envd during;
this vesir* art- b*-inii general!** used
now* The only objection to ihe-n j
Ts their ?i ; I tfey ?ire about twice
a* l irK'e as the others, ami must
i?e very inconveni. n> ?o stick on.
They are issued in all denomina
tions. The design i* very pretty,
ht-.ng a pit-lure > f t-he lan?bn^; <-f
Columbus. The Cm mden I as
a t1?iee- months' supply < f the old
style, on hanjd now, nnd they will
nave to l>e used no In-fore fnv are
ordered. S-* it will he. that length
of litne br-f-re tnei new one* aie
sold here.
Oysters! Oysters!!
?A supply oi fp-sh Norfolk Oys I
ie?j* on hann to ?la? (Friday) at;
50cts r-er quart W. T. Lalliam.
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i'er>i**na? Hentimi.
Mr T. Y. Will tarns, ?i the Lsn->
canter Enterprise, was in the city j
last. Saturday.
Mr and M s W. W. Mi? kle, of
Camden, sptnt several' days in |
BtsKopviile tfci* ? Bishopville
NeW.?. !
Mis* Ms i- 'lie C'Vljjrn, of CamMen, !
i< visiting M K' i ? tCYrkley at this'
place. ? K? r-n ??? Kia.
' . Dr #J. *V. CorVtt r?f (Gulden!
D. 0. G. C. 'f I he C. of P. wss it);
town Mcj-ljv and Tuesday. ? Err. !
Another riv: Las' \7sek.
A fi"e oecpD>d Li^t. Fri 1 *v ni^lii
djstroying two s'a!?ies, Mr L. M. j
Boswrlfa ami the one I^Un^in-j toj
the premises occnjii^fl '\v Mr J C !
Cunningham. >? 1 .if f ?rm ?t j
inauted for ^500, r'hirf fully c?\
? refl the lng.s; the latter which h:?d
just been rented f'?r the \e?r hr
M *ssrs Wcrotl H-llaoul and Fr:mk
U tile, was uninsured, and tf?ev Usi
considerable foi age stored in it.
Tainage to Lectors in C&aabia.
Dr T I>e^ ftt T ilmtge, the cele j
bra ted Brooklyn div;ne, will leeture
??n "Die Biunoers jt. the Ope::!1
House in Columbia on Wednesdsv,
Jan. ISib'lhis is a chance of a iif ?- j
time im lic*ir one of 1 he m<st re- 1
mntkaMe men of the age. Arrantre
?ne..is are now bpmg made toenabb
a part\ t?> p?-t from this point Wed
nesday evening and return the same
? lijfht ; railroad fare will be at re^u
Iar excursion rates. Ticket 4 to the
leriure now < iQ sale in Camden at
Dr. F. L. Z^iDp'd driiir store. Tho-e
expecting fc> <10 should notify Mr
Zemp or tho railroad agent at once, j
in order tha.: arrangements m*y We
?na lc for proper accommodation J
for the party. ?
The Chronicle's Collector
> Mr -f ? ?i? ri /. Sheorn is the au-j
thoiized soliciting and collecting!
agent of Thb Chronicle. All par-;
?:.ies indebted t?? fchis pnp r will find
their bills in his hands, and w.li
please *n?ke prompt p?vtPent. ? ?f
the same when presenter*. Sor?el
"?ul>8cr?i?eT8 imagine lUal we would j
t>e offended bv bein?.r paid anv ;
an ouni less (linn a \ea.'s subscrip- '
flop. Such is f.?r froru lite case. |
If -t any time our friends wish to!
niuke a small payment, we *i;ii
irladly i>sue a receipt f? ? j* it, n-? mat- J
ler l?i>w sufiad, and ere lit on ac
count until auother payment can j
? ?e made. If you don't find }Our[
hill in the hands of on r Collector, j
call at the office and pay us some-'
thing.
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Hiieklen's Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for Cut*,
Bruise*. Sores. Ulcers, Salt liiicuui
Kever Sore?. Tetter, Chapped Hands
''bilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions, and posti*e!y cures Piles, or no.
pay required. It i? guaranteed to give 1
rv-rfeci satisfaction. or money refunded. !
Price 23 cents per Ih>s. For sale by F. f
L. Zeni'-.
Hood's Calendar.
In the pa*t f-w years Hour's Sarsa- i
pariila f*ai**ndai* has bee?.m? sue t a
favorite that the people anticipate its an
nual ?:pp arnn'-e with plea-ure ? Tiir
calendar . f >t *93, which i- n?>w before!
us. will fully satisfy every e x pec ation as j
to beauty and utility. it is a little laiv- |
er than ev-ar bef*re. and hears a beaaii- j
ful picture of tbe^ "Yonn* Discoverers"
with a pad bdo?" in pJain figure*. ail j
printed in harmonious And pleasing
co'o rs. To b- appreciated it mn>r be .
S' en. <rri a copy from yo tr drujr^ist or
send 6 cen;s in stamps to C I. Ifoxi & \
Co., Lowell, Ma**,
The Columbia Daily Calendar
remains the only valuable <fai!y pad cal- ;
endar The calendar f?* r *91 it* ot the
name jr?-ncrai design :is that o: prevhsj*
veara. c-?nsist;a^ of 365 leaves. o?:e f<*?r
every day in the year, and a caler.d tr
f<?r tii< entire year. Tl.e ?lay < f lh?
week. of the month and of the vear are
^iven . and on each le*f is a short sermon
; on the '"Gospel of Outdoor-, Health an'1
! Happine.-s," with valuable hints on
[practical road making ?iie leaves arr
*<) a-rar.jfed that there wfal be no stub
icit, and each on^ can be referred to at
any time during the year. The pad is
apemifc m-'tallic stand of ivory black, ar
ranged >0 a? to r*-st t:pon the desk at a
co ivemens an^ie- Th? p id -m itter ,
whk*h m? tho a^rejfato is cncu^T!*'W
make a bovk, Ls sUfreah and new, and
is of more pertinent value than th.it of
any previous calendar. The calendar is
issued by the Pope Mf^. Co, , of Bostou,
Sew York and Chicifo.
*4
COCTTY ALLIANCE MEETING.
The Kershaw Coutty Farmers1
I Alliance inet at the Opera House
| on Wednesday, the 11th inst., pur
suant to a notice of Pres. &?agiii
[published in The Chr9mclk. -An
; entertaining address wa* delivered
i by District Lecturer ' Elder. Al
the c!'>$e- of the meeting, the fol
lowing interesting address was de
live red l?y Major Magil! :
PRES. M.1GILL S ADDRESS. ^
Drar Bretrrn : ? Another mile ppst
on the journey of life has been passed.
The new year ushers in an other pei i<#i of
tiire within which many duti-t wilt de
volve u^on us a? an organization , as Well
as individuals . it is incumbent upon us ]
t?? <ii*-h,irite those dude* faithfully anil :
?*l!Vh?a;Iy. Tln-refor^, we should care
fully mi: vey the <ie!d wc are entering
ano m :ke h^ces-sry preparation to se
cu~? Ui-ress. Political /actions have
ffisiurbed o;ir people : n?J f * ? some extent,
?Uvvrtt d the attention of ?,ur members
from the real pur|>ose of our organiza
tion. He nee it may b - well to rail at
ccuticu t . oar " "dfCiar *. f?in of principles"
as adopted and pubii>hed in our consti
tu i >!i :
1 " To labor for *> >? educati >n of the
a^ri u t'lra' i-lassc* m t e science of
jr 'VTfimfT.t in a strictly non"
parti* :: sj i it." 4J
2 Tm ;n b-r#e the motto ? ''In things
ess mial, unity am! i;i ail things charity.''
3. - To d?-ve!*pe a better statf, men
tary, mora ly. no- i Hv an<l tinanci illy."
4. "* T" < a i;'-r'rr ujiderfl'andin!;
for fustainhe/ civi! ? rs in maintaiu
lii'.: law and order
5. ** To constantly strive to secure en
tire ! ?'ns >ny ud v\ ili anions ail
m .\i;in ?:,d 1 rotherlv Jove amont; our
SO'.S" ,* ,?
6 i super ?;;? a! , local, seo
tioiM' a-.:d national p:*tdjudi?'' S. all un"
b'-a.rhv rivalry ii ? : ? : h:i $e !fi?h ntnbi
ti'.;-'
7, "The bri^ht- ?t j^wrls whirhl it
:-:rr? ?r ? h - t arv of widows and
orri! an*. anl up imperative command.*
are to visit 1 1 ; ? fionic.?i where lacerated f
h-art* lie bleeding: t. ass^aire the suf
fering t f a in t:ir-r * r gi* er. bury tin*
dr::d. rare fvtr t. . widows and educate
the orphan*,. t<> exercise rharity towards
off* nd *ri?. to construe word-i and deeds
in their most ta\<>:,aW> iijf'it. jrr^ntin^
honesty of |>nrj:o->.f and piod intention* j
r.?, others ai d t > protect the priueipi.s ot I
the Allinrce ti'I" death. Iiu Jaws are
re mmi eqifity. 1*8 cardiaaL doc
triii'*s inspire pufitv ?! thought an#1 lite,
lis intentions ar- "JV i.v on va-tliCknd
will toward^ n." Herein ao
find the first d :ty en-it-ciaied, is the t-du
enriop ( f ibe farm i i the science of
economical government This a vast
a r . ? i hnportjnt ? n;h>r akin^. What pro
gress have we rnad"? V/hat means j
hav?? i?r j-ed ni.?st <*tn<-ient in this
educari' nil work ? WJiat inejinc v?o w<* !
pr*>;>??<e 10 u^e in future? In siH.vcrin r \
the i rst qu?\siii.n, 1 wotdd s-< y t i:-.t wf, {
havo djs overed that- t !i?> wf*!t :
Tlucers of t'.ie country are not th*- w.- -.tt1-. '
act-anrdators. We have also i >u -,<i 'J.-ii ,
notwithstanding t\e f .rniers fi;rn ?!i :"<??; ? - *
tilths of our exports and pay il.r-.-e.-;
fourths 4?f the exp n^e-; of the i"Y?\-n- [
nient, uhile t!?ey ?w i iur of;
fJv'- wea'th i?f t!ie country Y<* .
?rib itiou o mon-y is such ti. ?; r*o ? ? j
product r i< e -a'oh* ! to le y !, i . iri- .
bare o ? .ihc tarmer for i;? u ? ? , r?. . . a I
harvcPtia^ an-1 m iriieting ? c- We!
1) ive ; l/.o f.?ur.d i'orpura: ?^>iU ! i?s, !
s..r!? as ni >n?.fa turii.g. fr iiifp ?rtation, ;
ete . .ire p yin-? ^,t.>.J J vi.le ?<U? -vliile
farming i^ d? pr. s-c I an.l n >t p ivin^ ex
pel {es. Farmers, we find y re rapid lv
becoming tenant* oj^. faru,s formerly
o-.vjied by them. ' Kn^roa ls ,-wn 2^0 OH# , -
0< 0 acn> ot' laiwi in the t'noed Mates,
foreijr ! a?i I home sy?i?]i ates own .So,
COO.lOO and tfc.*rc is no telii .j? the mi!
lions ,.f ;,c os own d by f i tor, and I
country m-ndiants who fu-ni,.- ???{??, p||r< i
t'M ho impoverished U'Uht.h ,u riinoin!
per eemag s In ;l 'dition to t ;ai|- j
aer- ? of f r in !?:H. hot in tfr? '
hands of ro :-pr .iia ?< r-, w,. nP. in-j
formal that r c ;tr<. <j 000.000 ;n ,rt- i
jr i;?-s y,t u-'s.i w;i*,I and tjie |
Mill i .ava>i x Wnere .vi ! the Urn -r !
?*? when the?e mortgages aie forrtl ?
\N il> h- b- a fori or ? mint o ?!.* f i
ei classea, wh > Imvh. bv p ritll ivs 1
been enabled to ,.Xplo:t Mm ?>m. of'-V^j
hard earning :md hi. i-nd h-idle*
. Vl lS oft,*n "*'? * s t ? i nji'ver ?
nte f, tout L'5 000 pers ir-i VAvn ? air '
the wpnltv of hi c unit1.-, ;:n i 0
< 0 ? j>H.->"0 Ir" p'Mf 1 ? * ; 1 1 1 V o.VM |r, .'
wealth <>i m-.- ri.itrd Sat ; r* : ? . ? - ?
tent person* who nave investigated
matter, agree xh ?t wtmmm c tz? I
owe aliens 8; ,00 UOO.OOO. Ti.ry '
agree that tiie ?n;?u^| i?t rtst N 'n-jtl
lesj< than 7 p r cent . or $12 os-r c t?rf ??
e*:M :o S60 f,r vacl; vote, i t),v rf.It ; !
j \V , i v art* s,ur 'ami* ilms v-m uni- !
here# with mortrnyes? W . y ,V(. '
pay tribute to foreign eri'dhu.x ii t i !
enormous sum of $770X00 COO ::nMuailv'*> '
These fact* ?ti.| inquiries are the resuh
ot -the education of th a-rutnhurai
c'as>es in ihe *rience <?i ee..??miea}
government." Such fact. !;nd Ugnre*
arexpailmg. I* it tiie nulr of the pro
ducing dwthSfS that th-y are in thi* <-.,n- j
rill ion Hart- they pr,uU,t*l jwwthatl
they are tuns impoverished ? Have not i
thtf ariMiauiUtor-i ?.f the ei:o: mnU< xeait.n J
proa.jeed ! y them (the laborers in tann i
factory and workshop) 6.-w enabled fa',
exo.iut ti.e fanorrr out of the profit* of
his industry by partial laws? Our or
der nas readied {ha! conclusion and has
forum I a ted demandn th.t we prop ,???"
Hitali b*.- (uactt<l into law for th- r^'it-f
of the ? pprmsed ? .ns of toil, and bv a |
jiidtcioi:* US}* of the ballot \* tr have every I
reason to believe we wjll a; tain this 1
worthy object.
Our tiem^nds adopts** at Ocala and
rt-atiimied at lndi nnipoW are :
1 (a) We dt-n. and tiielkditionlof Na
tional banks, (b) \Vfe||l?Auand that
the government ihal' g^tahlish snhl
treasuries in the ?evera^taten, which |
ahail i-sne money direct to the people
at ?uw ratf of taXf not to exce. d 2 p^r '
oent. p-r annum, on non perishable i
larni pro?!mrt<. and also upon res.l estate '
with pr ;? r lirn:ta*.ion u?on tfu- qua:jtitv '
or of land and money, (c) \Ve demand |
t.jas. ue .mount of circuiatinjf medium i
"P " rfi,-v * 'Teased to not ie.ss than j
per cap ta. i
We demand ?hjt Congress sha.l i
pass such laws as will effectually prevent !
t!m dea.i ;j; i;j future* oi ail ajfricirtural j
and uiet ha ical product sons ; providing'
a strm/ent system of procedure intrial^!
that will secure prompt conviction, and
injpo.M.u' s :ch penalty a? ?h;ul j^eonre
toe mont perfect coinpli^ijCe
law.
3. We condemn the Silver bill re
cently pa- ied by Oonsrr???^ and demand
in ,1-ti thereof, the free an ; uniinnted
coinage of adver.
4. We demand the pnsaage pf lawa
prohibMnff alien ownership iulanci, aud
taat 1-KiiXreHs take prompt [0 jiy.
rmJ" P;a,i t-ot>ui?Jl?,d?now
and tl- it ^i!eT'ai l0rclS" MyudicJte?.
anu that ail lanos now uei^ 4*v rail
road^ and other c<r-pfirations iu Excess I
o; A'iCJ a I !I ac-Ually used .nc needed '
hv tnem be rec aiaied by the govern-!
meat and lu-id lor acuiatae^ier,, uQ|y j
^ iMfheving in the doctrines ox equal
> rWt* :o ali and wpvcial pr:vilej;rs |
j "OI,e: ue demand:? (a) That oar na- 1
tional .e^islat.on shall bv a?-ir*aicd
j i-ie iutnr? a-> noi to build one industry at
the expense of aaoiher. (b; Wffur-j
thei d. ma. jd a removal of tiiu existing
| heavy tan If tax lr^ra tae necessajies of
[ if. , tn at tne p ?dr of ojr land must have,
j .c) = VVe l'urioer demaaa a just and
; equitable system of graduated tax ot? in
coniw. (d- We believe th*t th? ?ua
ey of the country ahoaid be kept a? much
;a* po?silde iu the hands ?? the people
I -nd hence we demand tact ali nation*!
iaad etate revenue# eh*i; b- iirniu-d to tne
neccsvary expenses of the govtrnnieut
econoSBtcai iy and honestly adminUtered
6 i>Ve ?aial tne n?,t rigid . honest
and juat state and na iunal govermne'it
1 ill control and superv^ioo of the sa-acs
of public communication and 'rans
jjortation, and if this control and
sudervision doea not renore the
?iLbuse now existing> we deoand tlie
government ownership of such
means of communication and trans
portation. V / -
7. We demand that the Con
gress of the United Slates submit
an amendment to the Consthition
providing for the election of United
Stales Senators hy a direct vote of
the people of each Stale. Our de
mands are in the interests of the
masses. They only aim *o protect
laborers from unjust burden* :te
posed on them by privileged clause*.
In a)! of these formulated demands
there is no\class regulation a*kwl
f?-rv there is no fcpeciahprivilegc
claimed by farmers or laborers,
l liey or.Iy claim pi o Lection from
ttie unjust and oppressive exercise
? ?f special privileges granted to oth
er?. Our demands are so often j
misrepresented bv the agents of
the privileged classes,-. I Have
deemed it best to announce our de
m nids in full, that they may no
linger plead ignorance when thev
misrepresent tliein. If ihtf national
rurienev had been issued on soin*
1 1 1 1 i n held in common *l?v all the
Stale?, il would have been more
equitably distributed, and could
not h?*\e been so easily manipulat
?"i by northern holders of United
Spate's bonds to the detriment of
southern industries. We pnv from
8 t?, 12 |,er cent, foi the *u*?e of
money while 1he northern people
oulv pay from 2 to 4 per cen<. for
tes use.
' The internal lerenue tax <*n w 1? i?*
key anil tobacco and the tarilf tsx
<>n eomoditii s, indispensible in do- 1
mrsiie line, aie paid by consttmersj
reiinrale^s of ?enllh or poverty.
Tne millions of income derived from j
tnveMinents protected by special!
privileges "ranted by law bvai'R
none of>t!je buidens of laxat ion.
Vvt* that I hey shall pav an ?q'ii
tahle share. of tuxes in consideration ,
of the protection their property
riiihts receive from the government J
Laud 4tis the heritage' -of the peopl?v
and corporations should not. he :? 1
loHvd to monofxniz'' it fcr specn*
lative purposes. Neither should
nlieri ownership he permitted. be
oause the re.ven'.:e <ii\ i-i.ud there
from would not remain in the
i iiuni'A ; ? be u*e:f f -r the t-m
<?!' ilH^tloptjrnen I of
f o re i countries'. When a le^isla
ive b.?uy passe* auv act for th**
protection if the masses against!
ih?* unjust 9:. if oppressive exertflsel
of ,eO"porat? po've,, a gieat ontei^ i
j - 'u 'id ' against rh" Farmers' Ailt
a nee an 1 cis-m legislation. When
an oci o! otir 1 iii-iature forfeited
the charter of corporations for non
ptivmeut of taxes,. the friends rfi
i ?.i poration< li:*vwl. t| at t ht
op:?res*oon of I ii?-i r pets or patrons.
I*k-y did not o!?ject .to an act
>ei/.ing propei ly of individuals for
non-pay .iient "f Jheir tax* >*. Tl?v
raiiroad magnates who ride in ;.!}?? jr.'
palace ca?s and regi-iv- cnoruiOuS i
called 1 *? t t ?* (* xi: ployeeii '"'ji
otlln-r in [?'. ;J ~r* I'tf.-fll
Lijr??uj?:? i di-u?-. :m;??d Hi** Farm-.
Ailfati'-f -r * he- eiiartme'it o* !
i ?<? R:?.i>xond 'i- ; viMCh i-mpowt* r*?ii I
? itl"" I'/iiU TtiSsl :.!??? " to I emulate j
p:ti?rnger f ift'f) alld ;
im- pro*"*. nt discrimination in '
rt ^i.u ??r T n ?v ?, :iui generally t?% j
tM'osvnL I lie al'USi* of ihe corporate;
{? iwt-r giaol<d by i!s< ir charier?..
/riMUTS liaVr c<? l<?r)2 to I
iU? unjust ?*xacUo:is i.*f eorpoi!?- 1
Mini", 'Ifi'-V privileged 1 *k< s I
re Hi ligtu.nl vv in ii *tn-y rt^k pro
from V johiM-rx.
il l I aouM warn the
iM-th'ell n?:lirHt U?e rviis of OUI
? noiui* s. C jrporaie p<?w?-r t* en ;
lieiuhed behind the sironghollof
j i*. uitul and v-sil re.-i*t everv *-lfort
? I1 rn.tfce i o fr-e ours* I v? s from i
iii-ir ??jjj?r<s>iori l?> L I j ??* i-xtciil "I i
t?;vir ability. x?*e should i?ke ih**j
4 Ci>U??n Plani' and ^National
and other alliance li;
erattne. Our great wfttm is "t <l;s
??nliottv-m I he ?? i- -ticn of economical I
government.*' Tin* cheapest an<U
to ? ?s? t arceM*ibl? mea..s . l? ar.ai'n
this ?-d uca Li on is through aliilnee
literal ate. This should! !><?** up pi e
nv-nled bv c<>n?>l:ini. u'l tendance at
vour sub-nlli-ince meetings and ili?
ilisciiHsioo by your sub lecturer of
*1: in ace principles and ?leiOHuds.
While we should srant honesty of
purpose to thorn* who ditfer with
us, we should lint take for grant
ed, without prook, the numerous!
slanders circulated by onr enemies
ngaio>*L our fudrr and its officers.
We arw engaged inyft noble
great work; our unparal cled suc
cess in reforming our state govern-:
mcnt hss ca u sed us to "oecow e caie
But the fcrent and uoble pur-j
tor whi'-li we organized can
not be accomplished by slate ac
tion. The national government
alone ca?l gra..t relief lo the op
pressed itfTdions of the sons of toil,
represented bj the ?lliince and
other kindred organizations. We
would therefore impress you wilb
the necessity ? pay urgent dutv of
keeping up the 6ght against mon
opoly, until the laut s" ron. hold ?ut<
renders. Kternal vi^laace i? the
price oKli be riy. United we pLand;
divided We fail. Our strength Ilea
in numbers and unit\. The exer
cise of this^jviwer depend on thor
ough or? anizaliou. Theq stand by
your } anti-all lances and demand:
equal rights for all classes an?l
special privileges for none.
James R. Magxll,
Frrt. K. C. P. A. j
Strength and Health.
If you nre not freliiifc ?tro:>K *rKl heal
thy, try Kleclric* If "I.a Crip"
has leiWou w?*k au<i weary, a.-<o Ki?i>
irir Bitt?-rs. This retnadv a*ts directly
? livrr, *to:nax-h and krkiey.s. gently
nidinj; those org?n? to f^rforiu their
fundiunx. 2f?ua are atfli?*t?r?l with fick
hes'lache, ycu w;U fin.! spec jy anil j?.*r
n:a:ir-nt r.'lief by tnkii'g Eiectric Bitt^ra.
(>;.>? trial will convince you that it i# the
remedy y.?u Leed. I^arge bottles only
50 eenta at F. L. Zeinp'a drug store.
i - a
Itch, Mauige and St ralch?-? of eve
ry kind, on human or auimal*, cured
; in 30 minutes l?y Woltord's iiinitarv
j Lotion. This never t'aiis. Sold b)
I Dr F. L. 2Semp, Camden, S. C.
XRT ANTED? TO HIRE A
"? young colored woman to do
housework, go on errands tf/bd attend to
chambers. For a suitably one good
wages will be#paid weekly of monthly?
as aesired. Apply at this office. >
SPECIAL NOTlCfi. ?'
4 *
Having sold oat my business, all par
ties indebted to me *te\Jiereby notified
to Hialqe prompt psyme&rof accounts duel
All a?coonts remaining unpaid on Jan.
15, 1S95-; will V?e placed in the hands of
m* attorney for collection.
S. M. ROSENBERGER.
rm tax mi
Citv Trkasurek*^ Ofkjck.J
Camden, Dee. 20, IS92 f
TJjis>offi.(;e will be epened or. tf^&nd
day of January, 1803. and kept <Jpe-i
daily, Sunlvys excepted, utttU thc.X^i
dav of January , for the jmrpnse of re
ceiving returns of re.il and personal dop
crty. . " V
By order of Council.
J . L. Brasixgtok,
Citv Trewurer.
jyjORTGAGE SAL1$.
South G'aromna-Kershaw Cocstct
2
Wilson William* i MortgaQt
to .1 * of
*Ht von Real Estate.
Tru**te.
Under and by virtue 17T a power of aale
co Uined in a mortage executed by
Wilson ^Villiams in flivor ?f the under
signed. u?:on the premi"?'i hereinafter
deacrb^d wfrfth mortyittre is dated De
cern oer. l"t'\ A D. l.v&l, and in record
ed in the C!erk'? office for Kershaw
countv, it? b >ok "Q. Q ." paue 489. 1 will
sell at pnbli ? outcry before the Court
House in 0arod< n, S. (J., wirhwi the
le?rnl hour* of ?wale. on the first MuidaV,
the Ct'i day , fh February next, the fol
lowing re?: estate :
All thafOpiece. parcel or lot of land,
situate, lvinr a;id being in the town of
Cam'i-n. countv and ?irn? aforesaid.. on
1'road str ct. tli? same boinp the I'-wer
or Southern portion f lot No. DSHj. in
the plan ot rhe eaid torn, having a fr">nt
E'tst on Broad srre t of >l?irty-thr.'?? f3>)
fe**t and extending back H'egt*?r<Wv
two hjnd ed and sixty- four fe- 1. Bmnd
ed North bv the upper or Northern por
tion nf sa id lot, No. nine hundred and
ninsty-?x (C96) of said to*n East by
Broad street of paid town. hou-h by lot
No, nine hundred and l inety-fine (90">)
of sai<. town ^WVit by :ot of Kdward
Small, of t ?id loWir.
Te m? Cnfh^J 0
<ST W0J,FE. Trustee,
. ? Mortjjagw.
Tan. 13th. ? td J T. HA V, Atf.v.
MONS FOR RELIEF.
SorTlf^^AROLIXA, ) CofRT OF Ct5M5iS>X
Kershaw County. ( * Plkas.
John 1 Armstrong, Plaintiff
ngomtt
(\inniity}tam P. Ct iret?n, Kue.rard
H jZ.nre.ton. John B.
Eliznheth 0. M<'A <w, Mary 0.
Boy kin, R*-,hp vyjt (\ Luc.ts and
M'tryrret \Vh>!<ik- r. Defendants.
To the 'feudaiits .
0?uv;ngh:im CviU-tvi, Kverard B.
Cur?".o:i. ;o!m B. Cu-e* -ri, Kiir.abrth C.
M?*Caa. Marv C. li -ykin. Rebecca 0.
'vf.:-* a,- ! M:\r2arei ?Vhi.ak<T:
V-.i s:re hv^.-by s-i'mnon-'d and re
-:>?? ' answer tlie eonnr.iaint in this
>f wh?ch a cojty is herewith serv- j
Ktr n yon. and to ?<rve a copy ot your ;
-r ! o the said complaint on th? ?i:b ' j
o-ri'-r :t his ia Camden* S C..j
wit! tin tw nty d;?ys after t^** service
hereof. exebi-ive if the day of such Her* j
vice ; a- ?1 if you fail to anawer tin* com-*
l?i-i!?i >vitfiin the t.me afr^'-siid, the]
uiaiioitfr in tbr* action will apfry to the
conrftfor th? relief demanded i;i the com
plaint.
/. ? W. D. TRANTII AM,
Plaintiff1 a Attornw.
Pnt i I Dec. 22, i I). 18:*?.
T<> t'e 1) fendants ,
Jolm B 'u ret on. Klbubeth 0. McCaa
an- * H --l-ieeca Luca*: Take ??notice
shr.t i he complaint, together wi^ithe
cummons, <lf which the forejroinjr 'fa- a
? hi y, \*as filed ?n the office of the ulerk
af the court for the county of Kerahaw ;
and of >onth (Carolina. o:i the 22nd
of D^ c -mSer, ISO ?.
v. i). t \ nt Ham,
P"rii?st: fP h Attorney.
^UMMONS FOIl KEMEF.
( Complaint, not S reed)
SofTH (? \ROLISA, ) CoTKT ?>P CoMMOS
Kershaw County. ) Pleas.
tie r man JUinm , asxif/nr? of Jf.
J). Trantham, I'lalntiff
aaainst. i
Gaston Stewart and heirs at lair
of Lewis Cauthent deceased, t)e
fendant*.
To the Defendants:
You aie hereby smnnv nc 1 and re
quired to answer the enmp'aint in {his
action, and to serve a cor>} of vo?ir an
swer to trie shhI complaint, which is
filed in the office of th<* clerk of t he court
r> f common pit-as f.?r the county of
Kershow, at hi# office in Oane'en, S. C.?
within twenty day* after the service
here<f, exclusive of he d ty of suc'ri ser
vice; u?d if you f;:il lo anawt-r the com
plaint within the tftne aforesaid, tne
Plaintiff in th ?$ action will app y to the
Court f r the relief demanded in the
co? i piai- 1 .
J. D. KENNEDY,
Plaintiff"* Attorney.
Dated Dvc. 15th, A. D. 189 2.
To the heirs at law of Lewi* Canthen , de
ceased. who, if any, are unknown t??
Plaintiff :
Take notice that the complaint in tins
action, together with the summons, of
which the forego in ft is a copy, h this day
filed in the office of the clerk of the court
of common picas for the county t.f Ker
shaw and yoc are re<j?iir? d to answer the
complaint herein withi i the time pre
sfribed by !*w or PI tiniiiT wi 1 apply to
the cftutt f?r the re li<f demanded
List of Unclaimed Letters.-;
The Mlowinjr is a lift of Ittterjs re
maining uncalled for in^tlie Camden
post office fo? the week endiajr Dec
11th 1*92:
EJalin Dais >t Francis Addison
^)ailey HaPa* Henry Brown
>*0!:cy Adam* Alfaw(\v>per
Tfibe Dill:a*d - MaryJ Debeth
Mary J Darby Va Lan>n
Klies A I>avi? Mr a ^lr* Floyd
Jim Fi?h J JL Fl^rd
Chas H Ifoyt Mrs E H Goff
G W<*!over Jacob English
Mrs Manar Hanth Anna Tavloy
RatceL I^ew i^ Bruce Peaason
Mr H Marshall Kannie Purkins
Judith Helton J H Kemhert
Tcftureton Trj^e I> A Thomas
Susie WebatC^" Rebecca V,"att?
i lycnora VTarrea Francis E "W<\>d
| John A lexander I. C Collins
[ Persons calling for tlxrse letters, will
' plente state what week they were sJ
! vrtised. G. G .Alexander. P, M.
Old pi? pel s for sale at this
office at 20 ceot? per hundred
MM
I . ,i
have jtisfc receired a large
anrf well n^sortftd invoice of GAR
DEN a ltd FLOWER SEEf)S from
the well-known house of
D. III. FERRY & CO.;
which we offer to the .farmers of
Kershaw count v at lowest cafih
prices. This is the largest stock" oj
*e have eve a carried and wr 1? -
linve it includes EVKRY vartt>n
known in iIll* balm v Southern < 1:
mate, Pla* ?H^gooiL>garden 1 1 ? i -
ye^^and devote a little care to i*
and it vril! not maitcr very uiatcn
allv with you wliethvf eotto'u fall
to >?x cents a pound.
hut not lf?st. we pride our
^f-l?. m <tn th#? PURE ?nd FRE^H
siotk of 4)RU0S.an'1 MEDICINES
we cHrry and the accuracy sod c.aii
*e bestow upon the smallest oic?er
r ?? the physician's prescription?;;
we ??**i n if especially prepared ro
work in 1'iis department.
A HAPPY ami PRKSPEROUS>!
! NEW YEAR TO ALL
"* # *
OR A. i MOORE'S
DRLTG STORK?
S. J. ENGLISH.
THE
* * la^ioatble j|artar. * *
P^r artistic work and polite
at ten ilon. give me your patron
age. i
Th*> proprietor and two com
petent assistants nlwavs rea%|
to ^evVe customers.
PRICKS RE ^ONABLE?
Shave, 10c"; Ilair Cut, 20c.
.Special- attention given to
curia's* CHILDREN'S hair on
Tbiifsflavs at reduced price.
Remember my place
of business ; 2 doors below (i
G. Young's B >ok Store.
For a first-class shave, liL'ir
cut and shampoo, give me a
call.
S. ENOLIg'1
South Carolina Railway Co.
,* D. II. CI I AM BER LA IN. Receiver.
Camuks.S. C., Jan. 1st, 1853.
On an/1 after thi? date trains wili rui
in accordance with the f?llcw;ng sche
dule. : ^
?OiNG SOUTH.
A M P M
Lv Catndcn 7 20 12 50
Boykini 7 'M 1 07
ki Hagoodn 7 AG 11;
j " Clareiiionfc 7 57 - 1 2
44 I)ix> .8/ 5 13
I i( Cajnden JYt' 8 12 1 41
I J* Mi Mli'toti 8 15 1 4 ^
| ?* Wale rev 8 : 2 ' :? 0:
j Arr Kmprvihe 8 40 \- 2 10
- C -jluajbia 1100 \ C4;
I P M
i' " Ch&rtr-*tOB 12 40 /? O 5 30
44 Angaria -s_ 11 ir>
GOING SOUTH
a m p >?
' Lv Anjnsta ? - " 4 5'?;
?' Charleston 6 10 ^ ' G 4-:>
44 Colnm! :i S 00 (> !?
i4 Ki.igvilie 10 '.0 0 ->5
" Watcr.-e 10 20 ' 10 n?
4 MiddSeton 10 :;i ( 10 2^
44 Camden J'ct* M35 51'
| " Dixie 10 41;' 10 3 I
44 Claremont J:'4G 10 4
44 Nii?o< dn 1*02 10 .Vr
! ?? Bovkins 11 12 i 1 01
j Arv Csondt-n 1 i SO lift
Connections for ihe North Ka*t v:n
Gharle-ton, Cincinnati! Rai!r>ad r.H<l
with Narrow Gau;re at Y?rkville.
For through tirkt ts to all points Nor;!, ,
S?uth?r Wviit or via Clyde S. Ship Co.
to New Y *fk and tlm Ea*t via Charles
ton apjslt to
J. B. WALLACE.
\jrt. Camden.
C.M; WiHD. Gniehl Manasor.
3
c.
Charleston, Cincinnati! & Chicago ?> P.
Schedule taking effect Jan. J?t 1S93.
GOING NOtTH.
? No t No
/ AM All
t>v. Cam Jen 9^ 11 5
" DeKalb 10 0:1 IT 55
P M
44 Wi'itrille 10 3"> 12 ly
P M
44 Kershaw 12 05 12 *0
41 !?e*tl? Spring 12 SO 1 0-i
" Pleaaant Hill 12 4 '? 11
44 1 ancaater 1 'Vi 1 ??>
?4 CatawbnJVt. 3 00 "^57
4- Rock Hill 4"0 2 24
41 Yorkville ' 5 5> * 2 5$
Ar.'P?lnck*b?rg 7 30 3 4*
Lv. Bl?ek*burs 4 Oft
44 S:iflhy 4 32
?' Rutherford ton r> ."Wl
Ar. Marion "7 0"? !
GMSfi S'l-'Tli.
*No34 tXo32
i M AM
Lv. u/riw _ 5 o
44 rtuthrrfordton 6 49
,4 Shelby . 8 13
Ar Blarkaourg 8,4*
Lv BlackfHurg 9 JO 9 00
44 Ymkviile 11 05 9 5*>
PM
44 Uock Hill I 10 10 -C.
44 Catawba J'ct 3 O0 lOVj,
44 I*an?a?ter 4 10" VFtt
44 Fleaaant Hill 4 '0 11 r>
1 *4 Heath Spring 4 *6 N 4('
T M
! " Kerxhaw 5 40 12 0=
i 4* W**atvil!e 6 01 12 1*
j ?? DeKalb 6 20 12 W
J Ar G*niden 7 ' 0 12 ^5
j * Accomodation freight* -
; t D ilj Pa??enger.
Trains ftop on sismal at all ptationM
| P?to*enjcer trainn run through he
! tvre?n Ciimi?a a*id Marion.
| Connections ma<ie w;th K. & D. at
| ? a ksbur* and Rock Hill and * ith S.
i A. L. at Cwt-'wi* Junction.
C, M. WARD, General M*na^r-r
A. TRIPP, Supt
THE TIME AXl) PI ACE FOR PUOO URIXG STUPE$pOl
lliARGAISS IS XOW AT THE OPBBiA KOtiTS;
'STORE. H E ha VE GIVEX OUR WINTER GVODfVUi
Y WALKIXG PAPERS" AXD THEY MUST MOVE L\ A l&UB
RY. WE HAVE.CUT DEEPySTQ PRICE* AX D YO
NOT AFFORD TO MlSSjTlIIS SLAUGHTER HALK*
I; fl_
All wool Series, 38 inch, former! price Go. now 50c.
b ancy 1-2 wool 1)
* Black
O
have cut them down to 10c. per vird.
56 inch, all v^ool Dress Flannels in nivv
green, r.nd brown, former price $1.
Black Sateens loc. goods, now I
16 pieced extra quality Velvetee,
other hour's ? ?5c. is our price. j
We have just rceived a second Shipment of Fur
Braids, Gimps, M?ss and Plush rlViminingst on wh
special inducements.
. ? , ..T rffiiper price 15, now 8c.
lack ari?i white figured- uupm-teil Sate^nsT Worth 15, now!
ver 500 yds. imported fancy Sateens, actual value 20& i
I I, ? iT^71
blue, black;
?r ---- | j.w"
Oc per yard.
all colors, 35 and 40a m
>; r H" , . ?
Arrived this Hav 32 pieces n*w st ylep Outing and 1W
otl.s at 8 and 10c. per yard. You h*ve been p&yitig IS
it* Inr sirtiii'ti* cr. ?rwl <r anri r/ineiflpttjsi thom aIia.ih J I
toe. lor similar goods and consideiru mciu cueap. *ij j.g
37 pieces Waver! v Novelty Ginghams equal to the finest
iams m-ide ; 12ic. should be the pHce. Si is enough for u b. | :
? ' 1 - " * c*. 1 41
90c. per jjiji
s^Trimmingili
25% reduction on all our dress and fane* Silks.
Fancy silk Velvets, toriper price $i 25, noi f
Theses Velvets arc the latest thijig for Dr*?^rimmin$r
Waists. j # ? j j
18 pieced black Gacheinires a^d Henriettas, double widtl
ed them cheap.
from 12?c. tc $1.25 per yard.
5 dozen Black Sateen Curse
FAST BLM3K. CBita
j ?! ;<?:*
warn
i
r
;*t> * .
>pirite. 1. 00 each. In New York. Charleston mid other large j |
eities, same corset retails at 1.2^ 'Otir C. B. at 95?% w becoming i:'" s I
m ?re popular every day. Try oije and you will nse no
We carry extra sizes and nursing cor*<Pts offchia famous
Also large stock of Misses and Chi Wrens' .Corsets, s .. , , jr*?-*
2o dozen Linen Towqls at 5c. eaph.- No further re.usrks rte-, ?
yesfary.
Best 5-4 Tabic OiWlofh at 2Dc . * ^ ,1 1
Mens' 1-2 Wool Overshirts, worth GOc.vat 3
The Manhattan unl-mndricd shirt at -90c; the best r_r.
offered in Camden, insuring yon a berfect fit. 4 ply linen
and wristbaijds re-inforced. ?
The Manhattan laundried Shirt ut I.ty), worth 1.25.
Celluloid Collars at 9c. The price makt s then* move.
A full stock of HeHlth Underwen r at a reduction of IbS.
Mens* Hats have l>een in stead) demand a with n*.:j We
sold stacks of them ; what we havej,W)hgo at a bijsacrtfleal
30 dozen Chil-lrens' Fancy Capsf,
? ? 90 * C k ? 4 * 1 ^ rr " I3|
*tc., ect. just in from a large comqjsssion hause. Price 10 t
frtl* orA/i;l^* ? u>i/m tlno " Bois* Wool Hats
for geods worth twice, this amou
Mens* \V;.H>1 Hats- 10c.
A SWEKrfNC;
\n ou
thing evjar
inen bosom
r.
k
r- f
Military Caps, Yactiii!
J
a
REDUCTION
V
1
$1?00 Suits, now$12 5Q. / * 1 . ItS.OO'Sotti; .
$10 00 44 " $MX). / ; $8.00 " )* |6]
$6.00 - " $5.00 j $5.00 ?/?? *ZM.
115 00 Overcoat, nww $12.00.- , ' $U.OOOrer?oiaaoir 10.00
*10.00 44 " $7.50. ? $7:50 > fa '? $5-00.
\ F all line Bovs' Overcoats : sizes (> to 13. K?
SHOES! SHOES! SH"
Mens*' High Cut, all leather prolan#, 1. 00.
U 4< 4' '* 41 dhiH Bngans. 1.25, i
Waddie band sewed, lade and congress, 2.50.*
finest "? 44 14 44 ?* S ftH ?K n? nt
Finest quality Ladies' Dmgola button and r
or common sense la*ts at 1.75. re?r ilnr price 2.26/
An elegant hand turned Ladies' Kid Sho^'at 2.00, *(H R
SPECIAL" worth 2.75. ' 1 J . j '
Every sUle Ladies', Men/, Misses' and Child reus1 shoes frdro
HEAVY
at RO:K BOTTOM. Or.e car flour just in. Our 'OVEN8US
TER" at 5.00 per barrel is the same grade yon pay 75c miro
for. Try us ou Groceries,, nothing stale and no fancy prices.
To merchants and wholesale buyers we beg to t*ay that we
^eU good at retail over our counters for Jess than oir competi
?ors will price them at wholesaled
Fairv tales about big bargains on 5, 10 and 25c.;counters !
don't worry us. j
OUR 5, 10 & 25?. COUNTER
! , j ? - #.-*
Will do its own talking. From now until Christmas 'we
to everyone of our customers spending 4 . 'DOLLAR with at a
choice of the following articles: ! Coffee pots, dipped, buckets;
graters. dish pans, washbasins, bread toasters, dusting p
isuoons, egg betters, wall pccketH, corn papoers, ahov^w, ,
liners. curry combs, sensors, stew pans, pte plates,
i wnitor?*, baskets, handsome largo do' Is, baby rattles; ebma toys, ^ t..
i rubber toys, toy watches, large! framed chromos, childre^a te*
s?-ts. match safes, tumblers, glafs pitchers and an hundred qAer Jji . ;
1 articles for which there is no charge as we will not s 11 titan.
Remember: New goods which we will not allow to grow o!4^\ (> ?*
! Competition met and underso dl All our soods leaders.
Smonev's worth every time. \ ERY RE^PEOTFULLTfr