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fi{9 ^.88?2ea ^b?iiele ?? t. V iLLtrlulK. =4=*= CAMDSN, <t~ Jan.^h, 1S33 Camden is the Place. ^s^As Anderson failed Ifcst year to j ntse tbf necessary amount of m<?n ey to ?cur$ the establishment of the Women's Normal and Indn* ttial# College, the matter is again open. I j The state wants to get the be?t location forjtbe school and the best: oifer i >r a siitc. There is no d*ubi j that {*trodejn is the best location in | the State foir a school of that kind, I and the oaly question is can the city and county make a sufficiently large mon^tarj' offer to seen re i ; ? : Th^re are nmmberless advantages: <to foil ?w the location of the school : j It will attract visitors; it will add I _to the beauty of the city; it will j bring >!t? city into a prominence that could be ^ttained in no other way ; and most particularly, it would add very materially to the trade of l&e city.! Tbe attendance upon |the school will most likely be con sider ahly.ovex 200; the annual penditura of each individual wvl t1* from |100 to #200; it will thus he seen fthat the anrrnal trade of the cityi will he increased hy th? a-nount of $50,000 or mors. 15* sides the *a**iion of the buildings j will irqaias *?? euploymtnt of * Urge aumbe.r *f men and the ex ienditnfrc of a coasiderahie^am.juht ta^e wonld l?e thaii fcho citizen* of Camden and vicinity would he able to send tluir 4 daughters to a first -?-laas college at . 0 eosi. greatly Jielow! wtiat it would cost se*d them to the school if Vlocateid el*ewh?'re. /This fuel in r.s *ig*K 4 also, would '?ring settlers ^-fcere jbai do other advantage would atn act. Tlie board <>f trustees had :>p po*?ie4 F#-h 8 hh the day to decide the location, but postponed the ifrt-e^ing tirnil March 8, for the es? pecMii purpose of allowing the cuy i>f Anderson to b??:d an election to decide the q.wsiiOn of issuing th? net*.?S!*ary bornls, and whieh could -on lit be done upon thirty days uo itice; and, of . cour*e, other citie* 'ttitVir have the same privilege. If anything is t<> l?e done to mcun the school ij?>re, no time mus>t Ik , fftnt. ' In. support of this city'* claimH |f>r (ti* location of the school, wt rejjrodocc an article on the subject th|i gpp^arud in this paper of dale ^ \ 18, ISdi : Uhoni in<i ligin?. in any s?m pttjrases of th^ professional boomer", ?' certain solid tenant* rn iy he ad Vahced whv C^m-fra may clHiiu to he the Ik-sI location tor the proposed C( lege. | - [t is i he moat centrally tdtualed of am* of the competing t<j'.v ri-. A glkr.ce at the mip will verify thi atfatemefrt.. tfc is 'perfectly h??!tlth$\ in fact health-giving. Oui . ?Si "lit rate, if nut the lo went is ?>np. (?*' ',: . ]-?weVT among the i f '?>: ? .v.c. Th ? plateau which C^rr,ti?m oi-cspies Uj vtjfca p<fVton<i soil, - lioroq^fv ;1 rai *?- 1 rising -iti t b** s-.i t>erhs to the sfcn^i ridsres arri pin^y wood*. Tb< riiobt eminent physicians of nhe JEorth have endorsed it as a re?ort j #w health weikers. Two vlegam Si otele, "filled ev*ry winter with dis tinguished tourists testify the en $ee? iu which it is hcid : n fUia- re fpei-U - ' ft* railroad facilities are good. Tfcs 'Carolina and SCf? roads tnslte direct C(toa<tiu#n with ali the princips! lines of ibe slate. I l\ IS;no de"*4r&?wn, but present* jnany $ro ?fa <3 'progres#, The sr gtnizaiion of a second bank, tb* paving of tlj? streets with stone, building of a targje cott*n mil I, hi. (within twelve or fourteen months, show a .vispjr of enterprise fully ^abreast <i the time*. It is true that we probably casnot pffer in money as much a? *or.je oth e*y)oiDt-,but money is not the high wtffconbi'lerat ion in this "cafce. Tu a ? d its a?i va n t age* a ?v < even ?ore important objects. And besMefe*.i,n our judgaient, it would J>e bacl AicV to aliow that pectiou of thu atale^^hic!? has already?beet? we;l f*v<>tett (jirHh to buy tOia OflfV , :irh Camden has some feature cinudt l?e bought, iii? mrturai charm i f its location nod its hfc i toric interest, though matters ??} sentiment und pride, :?re anything \ hut eonlt-mplible. The sycamore. ! of Ma^izine Hilt, the dark pines of j . Quaker Cemetery, the smooth flow- j ing WaU^iee, Ho?>kirk H;li and j Kukwocd Springs quirk the hadts within which to rear the noblest in-" suttitton of the stale, anri ?.o train toer future women^lThe fitne>s of v',.e harnfionv of nature, 1 o Camden as the place, us make known a:. . advocate nuf 'merits, else tLey v>\.' over 1-M?ked and not ttpprei : ? .. ? / C&Btsrr slate makers are still hmy H^ijjig nt> a cabinet for Mr Cleveland. Skj tir the only name he ha* accepted is thai of John G. Carlisle, of, Kentucky, for Secretary of the Treasury. Senator 'Cariiste has for^rded "bis resignation to the governor of Kentucky", and pub lickly announced his intention of ac cepting t1 e po tfolio offered him by Mr Clevelanc. No doubt hi* appointment t? tbis responsible po*Hon will be Batis ta t">ry to everyone. Is no enlightened land in modern times! Has any man been the object of -inch I thorough contempt and hatrc-J of an en tire peoplo as ha-! rhe Southern people for Benjamin F. Bntler. whose death oc cured la>t week. The ancient proverb, I/e mortals nil ttisi bvniim. ?ioe-> tot apply in his case. It w onld bean in-^ justice to posterity to permit even the Solemnity of death to ra?: a veil over the outrages and -rimes ??f whi-'h he was guiUv, and which *l.oahi ever be held up as an exainp'c to be carefujly avoided a; the deed* of a most d ?^rad:;d sp-ci.nen ?>f humanity The lolloping from" the Anniston (Ala.) Xetvn, und-rthc cap tion ' 'Lines on a Beas t." is a f;-.ir speci men of tie* utterances of the Southern , press 0:1 hi s dea'h : ? - '"Bi n Rut'.^r is dead. Perhaps this the *be--t. we can siv of hijn. lie- hay* liveil *75 years of sup rior shir ?wdne*.s awdiafeii-ir mnralitv He w is a tra!t?>r to tK*' North before the" war and a Taitor to the South after it bad begun. For his treatment cf Mrs Phillips a id other Xeu Or'.eahS ladies ther ? i.> p'? evidence tnat Gvd ha^ f->r<:i^ea him? Ri:d th^re ex ists rn? reason wiiv ?he people "should <Jo so. He goes down to l is gravejand to hell as the mn.-t inf imons cha-acter the, conn try has. ever knowa ? i combination of t.aif>r. nmrd^rer, thief and brnte? In Washington yesterday, in hell t^lav. Tn?-se are grand extremes, but Butler was always an extremity and we trust he is satisfied at being nearer home th?n ever before. , , ? Mk J. W. Micklk, of the Cantev Hi'-l neighborho >1, enlivened onr saurtnm with his presence Tuesday, and made known to us his Intention of enterinpftlje lists for the p.^ition of ronnty dispenser i under tire Evans' law, which informa tion we cheerfully impart to- the public. Wc are not exactly in the business of recomm 'nding anyone for the position," for ?n< co* 1 and sufficient reason if no other, that we are not permitted under the law to sign a p'Jtiti in, but withqni in tending to disparage the chancer, ?r forestall any other prospective applicant, we can, in all truth and j :x-5t i re. certify fchs?, from a physical standpoint, Mr Mirkle i.> cmi.ifcaUy or. > ified to jM the ^pSS^^lrWnJI and a musular giant. We bdieV-e that if any person "addicted toj ?he nse of sptritn ous liquors" should apply <o him for liquor, whom under the ^jiw he would have to refuse to sell to, that he could decline to do t>o with imnnnitv ?tiid oe amply able to stated the conscqu/siueg. \ . ? ? 1 ! ? ' . " i A correspondent, uiscnssirtc the (Vis ' " I pensary law in thin week's paper, falls in'o tlx* common error, of the opr>onent8 of the Tii'manitc faction in tlenoun"in^ the eovcrnor as thy Tam-e of *11 their troubles ami the origin adverse kirisl tion How long will it take to di?oovor that such a course only polidi-., fie* support, and nukes the governor ami bin faction invincible in th? state? In this partienlar case we believe that it was at bin instigation that the dnpen s?ary bill was ^pitfied as a happy or un happy eon?pronii*e, but the measure is not altogether a factional one. There are hundred* of conservative prohibi tioi.itta that accept "the bii! as the best under the cirenmsta .cea, as.d will give it their ht-ariy support .for enforcement. The plant of the Columbia Record! t sax so'd under mortgag- Monday, and | w: " Sought tip by Mr H. P. Clarke, who triil, Miih O.ipt Joluj^jCapers ;<s erlitoi , conduct the pnb!ica:i>n jh a ? evening paper, under the nam ? of the Columbia j Journal. We will b.? ;:lad to soc the pa- : ? per succeed, tp ?t -rt > not s-e how a city the size of Columbia ca:- * :pport three I ?.lai"v p t'-tnv*. T - <vrirg t ) th * b ?-.kn of the eir . ? i 7'< an J recorder o* Camden we ti ; i ? : ? . t ier- j a o i?2 fr?.v-lu>ld voters ? 'a- i : ? . in the i',.y lim t.<> In ord< r f??r any .. ;j:i.r..nt to secure the p >si*ion of dispsn- ! s:>r, T.e m i-.t .*?:> a :? ?riti'jri signed by a \ :naj>ri:y of the f:*ee-h >1 ! vo'ers, Which r i i:y wa lid ?.e 47. C 1 1 any one. ?cure the r;\yv. ite number? I In nis m *ssa^e t> the ^i^'ature of j Ohio* ixovcrnoc M ivn *y r*p irts a i treasury deficit of nearly a .Hundred th >u- 1 sand dollars, in New V..-i k, the Democrat- ! ic Governor reports "iirplas ol over a j million. As cn-ut ?-< or '1 ?r'c.its, ih ? Rr'- [ pttbli ;an politi -iiiiis c 4n succeed, no! matter what else they H: in. Pknn?vlvaniA seems to h^vfc no end > of trouble with her laborers/. The lVnn- ; *ylva.*.i.i rail-oadn Jvirtr 'declared war [against the Labor Union antl gives ite rtk'mber* the choice of quitting the; order or the railroad. < Cot, Larry G.vnst h".< r tire 1 from' tilled tori:;? ni magemcii of'th- Coium | bia HeifistiT-, ainl will hereaiier on >an ;(V.i ir.ee {.aoeOn Sparta;>bu sr. We trust thai the liejrisi- r y i'i i>e coi.durted | more reApU'iab-y j-j ?. r f ;tr.re, t * j > i * E"X-Pre.wii?:st !! W!> I:e4at bis ii??.<?e ! in Fremont, O., T .> -< fcounied in to the presidency y i x :id iS7u , 1. ? met with ? di.Tv.-r.ni i.ite whoii he ap plied for admi.-ftioe :.t t'.u golden galea. Tins ia what cot"*.-* o- cm ?e;ir.:gin? iinti?!g-ati-*a ! I'hc ;?i ir ! h t* ? 11 c.vu South. kVpnper Rules. } Wh"ii you enti-r^-1 ??ftie -1-| wnys read theecpy tnat -t^e printer on his "rase." Wait 'till the/first si *e of the paper [goes to pres.*, <?rnb the first fheet that | etunes ovt printed, r^ad it over :;nd ask when the ether s;d > wiii h? ready Look iv. r th? t-d .tor's subscript on pbooks, ;.n<; ?.? if h.- hisn't bee" lyin>r about his circulation. ftea-3 his last unfinished editorial while ? ;he is writing i?) and po:nt ?u* h:< i takes. He will esteem it n very great ( j i.ivor. j- is1! him how to run the paper. You ' arc a born editor nni know more about it ; | in a minute than he <!oea in h mile. ? Ex | | Hf.rk is a :-i -r obituary, taken from j ' the columns ttt-a^roorzi.i t-.xcb me ? : | '*>'?. -red V."TSv tjw'morv of Ja??ob Shaw, ? \V!i<> for t\>rty followed ill- iwr j ' And when lu- di ? T the devil cried 'Jacob givv u> your paw." *' Twenty- five cents or a quarter 'of j a dollar pay for iwc .nontbs sub scription lo The Cbhoxicu;. Give it a trial. You will be pleased i wltb it. ; - l ? ? - / ' % . Kj I 7, . ' ,' v K 'iV /-si WASHINGTON LETTER, fFrom our regular correspondent ] W?\shixgt<?k, Jan. 17. 1893. M. Harriqnn and his Secret aiy of siiite have had a very serious ?disagreement, ami -n<>?hing but ,U?e nearness of Secretary F??sierV r? - >irioati^n and departure for Europe, I wh*rc h?*-.goes as counsel f ?r lu|ie [United States bufoie the Kehgfog |S<ja /'rl?ii rat ore, has pievetted ! :? n open row mwch more serious, than that whielr led to H?e retire ment of Mr Blaine from the Cabinet. ! laht summer.* The /MhSgreement between til if President aud his ipiemier was <ir?>r tbe |'iol:cy which fcihis government should pursue in I S<?utli and C\ ntral America, con [tceming the jefForts of. va'.ious Eu ropean natives -to acquire interests jlherc. Mr IJatrison believes in nn ["aggressive enforeinent of ihe M !?> me rtocrine, while Sec. Foster be lieves i o< to a certain extent letting Uiings a'.one^ and he carried his be lief to such An extent as to actually i obstruct certain plans of r Hairi pbuV Then it was that he discov ered that Mr Harrison wan bossing the machine. It is said to he a jdiect resist of Mr Harrison's action that the Republic of t>otuuibia has positively r. fused to renew t he Fsench concession for the Panama Canal, which wi'l shortly exprre by limitation. Representative Bon ike Coekran, of New Yoik, who ha<? come to thjei front with a rush dur ing this Cpngtess, pays the ulk about hig gling into Mr Cleveland's Cabinet amounts to nothing, and that he is just where he wants to be, ; n the Hmise. Is the co'untrv on the eve of ar.oJher whUkey ring scandal? There are people here who believe that it ie, and a res*ItHiOH has been in troduced in ? thk \Honse providing for th? sppoi4$?nent ofc a select committee of five -to vilest in ate the irajrioi?r ctiargcs tTitft have "1>ecn made against tar whukey trust of defrauding the government of money by ' he use of poisonous drugs in adulterating the liquor manufactured, and specially in structing the committee to ascertain and report ? h^namvs of all persons connected in any way wilh the trusts. According to rumor tbis iri vesication, if it: he ordered by the. Hougf, will result in^ bringing to light a very sensational scandal, involving the good name of mam men not suspected t>y the general public of iprnfilintj by the dfalinjj* ?>f tue whi*kyjtrust. Let the investi gation proceed, and in the lan^ua^e of Gen. (7 rant at the beg^nnim; of the exposure of the (rid whiskey ring, "Let, natality man "escape." It in prD&able that the House committed on- Commence, >v ill favor able report a bill providing f ?r an amend meat to the Inter-state coin i?erce la w' per mi ting railroad pool ing whenever in the judgment of the Interstate Commerce Coininis sionets it will be to the- interest of t le public to allow it, and authoriz ing the commissioners to put a stop to it whenever tirbec?mea ne cessaiy t.? protect the interests of U.e public^ Hon. iDf/nry ^Vitla rd, who has [^te.en conspicuously mentioned *s ? r probable member ?-f Mr Cleveland's 'Cabinet is in Washington, eudeav ^ -ry or;n<j to pevsna<!e Congressmen i" suppo.t a oil I f ?r ;.!??? s.uspersmn of the pHrohnse .'f s# i v?. r. lie 8 lys ihut whatever hi a per-ona! in?-lina J.i'HlH lliiijlit irf, hi* ! biiisiu 8s* interests would ' ? ?m..vl ;.?<? to d; - eline a s- at it; the Cau? should it be tendered to mri .y ilr Cle^e lar.d. A repoit ?li ?? w I'.e Urn'- led (Cleveland wis von^ioenusi lhi name of "Senator < f Aj_v abama, 'f >r Se.c of S'-ilc w?i<* rt - eei^ed Sen. '?t'o: Morgan's !oti>i con*pieuou? service an a <f ? uf So naif Comittee on -Vv It ?iations ha* qualified him to :u . . kr- uw ideal Sec retary <?f State, il he timjiJ consent to leave the Senate. There is an evident mention in Con^vi-sa to go' 8;o?f ir. that Nicar agua Canal Hiisduii'j' . The las! move was to diroct the Se nate com niHtee on Foveig.i K'li^ou* to hs ?eriain the exact amount the Canal Company has .'pent up to this time I and what it w.is spent. for. This is J on t!i? theory ''it I-* better to i>f <'inv ih^n to he sorry." Senior -JaUVry, who will by the ' M{)|)i?iHiinent .of tne, Governor of *Loiijshh:x tiil ti e vacancy caused 1 >y i he death of the late Senator Gil took his seat Saturday. He rwade h \erv favorable impression II p<?ii (i i m oiloagnt'H. Kvoi v body aron:;d the Senate is j illH.i that the tiresome anti-option !?iil 1m ;ci? he linaliy dispose' of this] week. It will be passed. iVridedly tne busies', place* in j tVa$|.i:mr.on at tins time is thei headquai t?*i s of the I natiguration j committee.* A Iwge f'ree i* now; constantly at -work perfecting the! ? Iftui ;a av.d answering q?i?-siionsj and eoiV-spondem <?. Mr Richard t ( m k r. of New Yoik li is beeri a p- i pointed marsh ul hi tb?> first diMsNl i*>n of the ci>il orgauiz .I'.ions in the inaugural pa-sde, which will coui jxjge eXdjuiw ly of New York- is, with Tammany at the head. There ?? muon rivalry between nti!jU?*.y organizations ? f varans stsU.es fc; the h<-t.or of acting Prove- ll Ik >i\\ rsonai esiorlin li^c parade. i| ! i | List : ''Unclaimed Lst.^.c. Thf f IK?\vin? is a list ??f re- J nihiuin-' n:;c. tiled for in ' ? ? riden ; post i ,r t!;o week i i ;i - J)f?ei J 18th S A Bovki.; Mil io Tr ,-vn Annie Carter W H I r - - Hampton Sirton Mary ^iarper Ferrelf Xani.Jc Carlos Karnrst C'm'ir.gh'm TnV I > 1 * ? r *1 Hf.v F H Fiarrth Mes-io * *il? H V .ToTiPss !\?. ?< ion's Kate* Kelsev W T u?Koney Lizzie MeCaskill H *' MeI,eoJ Iw<tiK> Stoney S M Slian A rite Thorn Jim Tillman .Manfearct White Margaret Wilder M Small wood M E Smith Ancrnu Wi'.son. Persons calling for these letters will please state what week they were ad vertised. G, G .Alexander, I'. M. EUREKA! "One-Gallics- Boy" IMseoiirsotson lite HeanHiei <tml Benefits oi the Bvau^ Dispensary Law. ? 1 - i i Editor Camd^x Chkoxh'le:? As the cea'-urit-s have evolved and I the thoughts q; men widened" and ex ! temW with; th^ pr>cees of the suns, i many new, 'strange anil wonderful de j v elopement s j Lave been accomplished ir. j matters socii;!t financial and political. | The^ liquor traffic has fr<>m time im ! memorial elicited th?* greatest study | ffoiiv the tpfit a:ul wUest statesmen. ? lentil our prjsent patriotic, religious and j courteous Qovermvr took the helm of 1 the state to this grand id i common r 1 ' wealth of o}:rs, the learned hare been ; unable tosolve ***? puwliug problem of {this age. ! KurcJcaj tire '*Kva:i.$ Dispensary j Bill" has ib^en passed* What matters it that oar; taxes are hiiher than eve r d>efoiy;f that capital has been driven from the border? t,f our ntate, that none of the 8alariei of ounVreform loaders have been roducje<t>4hat all of our people are poorer; that thousands of honest nun have i>e?ni tujsnjid out of employment, that odr jijdici*r?'ha* itt?en maligned and abused, tj-yt ihe j nmes of our highext officers littve b >en held up to ridicule and scornj? Ail thc?c are trivia) mat ter* as compared witk the passage of the KEvau* Dispensary Bill We poor fSvool hatjboya ha?l been taugfa that it was sinful to t*ke a dri'sk, but thank* Jto our glorij.us Governor that time has. passed, j South k.'arolina, the gre;,t mother of Ktateimer, of heroet stnd of orators, the grand oM nurse of uobfe aentirpents, of generous! ryospitaity and \wtepot jed hon or, hat r^aoIvVdJierself irfto a - TS^r room , ?Md te i? us, her present sons, to<ome to her] ^ wal-n^. breast an<l suck therefrom the ^Hfi-siirring, h-. art -glad dening Ipquo s of winch she ha* an end less sn^p'y. How proud are we. to be children of sudh a mother. We will raise the loud hurrah ! axd do the patriotic {thing fjurthe oM state. It i/ toiler in terest to sell all of (he whiskey she can. It will b* our patriotic duty tb dr!/ k and drihk deeply that she may live and flour i*h Vmt matters it that red murder lifts a'oft h's bloodv h indLor that gaunt tamhra stalk* abroad; revcM- will go to our and our noble (.Jcfveriior, with Hi? title flowers, will ?aise m;>nry onoujrjv i<fpay?4hs>reatly mere;: set! ex pense* of an over-imp >v?ji ishrd atate . j Then | t?rO,- rtilr-l ill {daces j So?th Caro lina ii| "the foremost file* ojf tini N? other - #tate has ever attc*i;>ted such h scheme, an I to us b. lon.:< the untying honor of stan Kn^ <>n * minir platfornr ot what-Charies Bellamy dreamt w jtilci oc cur two hundred y.'ars honj*e; Now.glury to t'U' Lord <;f Hosts from ; whom all n'ories rtr*i', j And alory to our cover ij?n lie^re, Ben 1 jL Tillman, the czar, j ' 'Osk-G a u.us-BoV . ' ' i \ ' ? 1 ; Buckleifs Arii;cjt S;;lve. Tlje Best Sajye in the world for C uts, Bruises, Sow. Ulcers, Suit ltheum, Fevfer Sortts, Tetter, Chapped H ?ml*. Chilblains, Corns, and all S In Erup tiofcip, and postpvly rure.H l it \ , or no pjrfcj required. It is gnargtnt'-i * '?> jrive n^rfet't Khti^faetion. or mou^y :?? fi'idod. Prioe 25 cents ut r ho*. ?*?>?? sr.le hy F. L. jfceni!' Xken Bab; wan sick, wu garo her Castoria. When sh? wa? a Child, she cried for Caatoria. When she became she clung to Castoria. When she had Children, cbe gave thcaa Castoria. 1VOTICK. / i New Sheet Music at Less than HA.LF ICE. By way of introduction I will send to fcnv address. "Od i Fvl; i?v's Grand March." ' Air Ship Waltz" rnd Okla- j homa WaJtr" on rreeipt of I'O..- ; ?. r ropy { or the throe for '0 r. Send Man. ?? or P. ' (>. *rder. Address Ist A AC DOLES, INDIANAPOLIS. 1NP. j My Stock f f Full and Winter Clothirg ; for Men. Youths* and Boys'. Yon will find ' in tins line a vaikfiy of priivs and many decrees of luxuiy l)u; ev^ty price, no matter how low, "buys Ihe lat< si style ar.o j best jroods for the money to he had in ! the i'ity. The department for hoys is filled wi:h thy choicest the m.trket aftords. I have addeiFVto this Kcort? of beautiful Ml* les ana- desfjras h*-di\vs' Clothing. whi -h I have give??_ tny -special attention. The stock )? especially strong in suits fit *or school wear and no doubt the parejts will avr.i1 lhems?!ve? of my facilities to >erve them.\ THE KNOCKABOUT SUIT is made exclusively for me, fir l>ovs 5 to 15 year* of age. The coat is double breasted. every weak point i< strength ened, no that it is ju*t the suit for hovs who are hard on vclothea. The materi il in all ^bol and in colors that will not soil easy, jfrice ^W>.()0. FALL X KCK \V E A It in the largest, choicest, richest *nd most varied line to he Keen ia tho city. *ThiJ? is no idU? boast! hut a tact that will be come jt'ain to any one that will use hi* pnwej^t observation. New hues are cowing in daily. UNDEKW E A K . My line of underwear is in keeping with the r?-*t <>f mv stock. I.ijJUt-weight Merino for rarly ehang.s and heavy weights later on. This line embrace* all ?The latest novelties out ; showing many steles, qualities and prices- You can buy anything in this line yo may need, from the cheapest to die very bent that can l>e produced. FALL DERBY'S. K The new Fall styles ate now in from niOJt of the prouMtient maker* and I am rtady 10 supply? you wi:k any style nr color, in soft or stiff hats from $1.50 to ^i.OO My immense -purchase*, by tU?* ifcores of eases, direct troni ti:e makers, enable me to eiTV- *t a great saving in buy ing,- ami not to be bnwght'of by those who ii.'ve to buy ir. small qualities freru tlie nuddleimn. When you .need a hat k?*cp me in mind. M. L. KIN A III), pOLTJMBIA,--S. C. ( * ! i -f-? ? J NO C. WIFTERs \T hoesale Grocfer. . ?? ? ? ? j Wholfs.t le Dealei i\\ WINJN. LIQUORS and IG.'.KS. N 183 East Bay, Charleston, ( . ' OLOTHIM F 1ST EN M?TEN I'll? THAT Will MONK VIS SHOES. Children's Kilt ? o no in 3.00 . to 5.00! Boy's Jersey knee pants suit sj froinJ}.00 lo 5.00. Boys' knee pants suijls from] 73e. to 7.00. Youths' Ion? pants suits 2 50: to 10.00. [ Glen's tack suits from 3.00 to! S0.(X>. | Mail's cutaway suits* lrom : jy.OOWo 18.00 j Overcoats from 3.00 to 15.00. ! I .Single pants from 50c. to 5.00. j Infants1 shoos '25c. to "7 oc Childrens' shoes from 40:-. to 1.25 > Mioses' shoes from 50c. to 2 00. Boys' shoes jr< m 90c. to 2.25. Ladies' shoes from 1 00 to -3.00. Ladies' over gaiters 1.00. Mei.s' over gaiters 1.00. Mens' and boys' cru*h hats from *2oc to 1.50. Mens' uiider shirts, white and red, 50c. 10 2.00. A)ar<re lot of childrens" fan vy cbps cheap. The quality of these goods will surprise you. Call and get a liamain. ZEMP BROTHERS.. ?K I is the time to get good value in mw< AND We don't wait until cold weather is past; we offer the goods NOW in season ? J WINTER GOODS- at SUMMER PRICES. )_ j ilVII 1J 1I1U lliflli Our Next President* Gr^v - * L ? ! -jM SAYS: "Let us telJ the people what #ve intend doing andftj&fc ps est and square dealing with the public. This has Keen our motto with our people for forty years th it, jjave us success and made vol. moth one in the country and prid 1 of the up aou ti try, for we har* ways the naked truth and those who tohowreap the Ivmetii. Wh son we pack. our seveu floors jam up to the veiling? ft \*f itecanse enormous business welase d-dng And what other ?store/ii the opn to eleven clerks t whole y ar around? ? none, because they ba?j A little plain talk often mjik^s t!ie hit. Why is it that we 6oy goods at such low: prices'? Becm>e we bir* for ca*h: that 15 com business man in the country, ami we rive uk cut') o *ra the hem joy. Our experience dors n ut date back ft o n yesterday; it is a business experience of rn^ily jorty \e;tr> riiiht here in the cit; has taught. usJto buy close, self ciose and br honest with cu vi ail speaks for itself. Our motto has h en: "Live und let iive>" 1 1 oi fear ho ti?e competition and ??ar'1 nor. We have alwayn made seJl other market** and how to mee?- the prices of orh eommer* been successful. If yon wish to get a Mir return for your mon^y, STORE OF BaIJM BROS;. and \ou will find a mamrpoth estah been in Camden. We ar-' now re^dv to >hcw you a full M?v i ?; now it is impossible to name everything ve keep in our big sW I , ' STRUCK. BY I.ICHf Such is the name of our newest sold and only a few dresses ieit. tend to buy. nd most beautiful Dre.vtUood&:ij Come and see these beautiful 1 > 1 ^ J *" * H We do not pretend to keep a. country show only, we have a pets by the dozen pieces. Just think! A Nice Hemp CBffVvw not time or space for quoth. g prices^ you must CvDie'and see for j were nearly ^oid before the season opened, even at the hard timi and have prepared ourselves to make it easy for our people to prices. KtlOKS, SHOES, We buy /nun the manufacturer und assure you that W6 bell un can buy t'jleni in any city. Remember we only try to compete wj Stern and Altman, and let our business success answer Whether \ for the last lorty years or not. i Wagons Buggies, Hardware and Pi \ou know that BAU&J BROS ishead quarters, as in a!I departmi + in G-arocsxfL^ss* Grxco * ? foen Charleston cannot compete with us. because v?e buy for* erod, and ran truly auu honestly offer them to all at BED ROOI every department; this is the truth, A\e tell yfm ,!N CLOAKS AND JACKE'. | J V . r j j \\ 0 toil you with our usual tratbfulness.Ave hold a stock of theu man and child in the, county and prices *ha4 wiU astonish you; 1 vou wish a nice school or dresA cloak for yhsr little girl, cheap, moth Store. We still offer y6u 4-4 B^actied Cloth at 3 Cents \ Now since we speak of 4-4 bleached at- H cents per yard, we mua many counterfeits that fire offered 011 the .i;arket fojt) leached c!< ?es; but remember ? ^FRtriT OF THE It the only genuine article and we offer it at New York cost? 7^ C -he cloth for every houskeeper to buy. VOf course we have.aH km< [sell you a beauty, you mu>t call for rtrT"J X3 ?Si^ ', '!!! "t,M ^|,s y?a t?lri at all prices, hut at Baum ? K Mi l t'ORSETS, THE FRIENDOFTHE LADI1 Clot3a.i3a.gp, Clotliing". ' Cloj . Tins great department of ours. If wo cannot sell them to you as ehi U f* ''V!'' *-lv? them r?> you. a bovs'suit at 65 cents, hikIp for ?suit 'ii.it ? - -vor h. in Camden, 4.00 RemVmberwe do not quote Camd* .New i oi k prices Our 2.00 suit is not shoddv, do do t fcol misfit dnd 1 ,>:1fV v- (' Is* !*">' g1HKl honest goods, and go to BjMJM BROS. lot IN ..i.N I Lo| Hi\(; we t0[| V()U we vvjjj them to you ajb t any cit> n oie Ho know wh.it we are talking about and we d? l cannot nonestly and truthfully carry out. It, is only a questiftlM money or no:. If you do, come and examineour large clotliiui j offevvou everything cheaper than you can buy in the city of C&mj take the c\t ?cs for our iruine. We offer tou * I . 200 Gossamers Jjr v ? ffi At 'ioe. apiece; sold in all cities at $1.50. Call quick and call for a gossi We have become the agents for PLAIDS, BROWN GOODS, AND \\\\ wholesale trade. We can offer these jjoods at bed rock prices* Uctfl Si ore only promises Mint which the\ can carry out. We are ready to c house. x rIhis wm promise you and this we will carry out in all departnie for 45 cents. U"> cents for (>n biilN of thread. COATS' THREAD is th^i dare not sell for less than 4 le , i<js - ?> per rent. We are forbiddjK byvf sell it for less, otherwise we would soil Coats' thread at i}5 cents per d<ij and that is the truth. SILK .and SATIN in V. / , TO EQUAL ANY CITY.'** L A* id now let us thank the geuerous public for the great and Jihen always given us. Wnd we assure you if honest ^nd fair deali*'. vour patronage wijh us, we are assured in the future, as in tfce^