The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 30, 1893, Image 3
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?HlTRCH DIRECTORY.
Psesbytebia* CriCRCfi. ? R ev. W. W
Mills, Pastor. Preaching every Sabbath
at 1 1 a. m. Sun lay School every Sab
bath a: 5 p. m. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday at 6 P- m- The public i?
cordially invited to attend.
Grace Episcopal Churcjj. ? Rev. J. 31
St >nfy. Hector. Services Sunday at 11
o'clock ; Sunday Seheol at 5 p.iii. Even
ing serrice at 6 p.m. Fri-iay aflernoon
service at 6 p. re.
B vPTr.sT CncRcrr, ? Re rv. Myron
W. Gordon. Pastor. Preaching every
Sunday at 11 \. m. and 8:lo p. m. Sun
day school from 12 yt. to 1 p. >r. every
Sunday. Prayer-meeting every Wednes
day at a w'eiork p. m. AH seats
;ire fre*. Th" public is cordially invited
to attend. The C. V- P. S. C. E. meets
fcverj Sunday at 6:00 p. m
Littleton Stsezt Methodist
Church.? Rev. M. Im Carlisle, Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday at 11 a. :n. and
7 :45 p. m. Prayer- meeting Thursday at
5 :00 p. m. San?J?y school at 4 :30 Strang
ers and viaitors are cordially invited.
?12 se*ts free.
POIXTS PI0KS3 U?
Subscribe fur The Chronicle.
There are only two prisoners in
j-.il.
Who'll have the first ripe water
Lneiou i
News is almost as scarce as
money in this community.
^Everybody is complaining about
the abundance of the fly crop.
tJtr Old papers for sale at this
office at 20 cents per hundred.
The county alliance caeets at the
Coart House uext Wednesday.
Mr W. J. Jones has moved into
the Anderson bouse in Kirkwood.
As yet we have had very little
hot weather, but we may expect it
*oon.
Mr C. C. Vaughan has move'd in
to his new residence on Littleton
street. *
A light shower fell yesterday
afternoon, but it was too light to
ilo much good.
Children's day will be observed
at the Camden Baptist church next
Sunday night.
Tha floors }f the jail have been
frcoured, and it ia now a little more
habitabie than formerly.
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dM The Chronicle and the
weekly Atlanta Constitution wiH
i>e sent to any address one year far
11-75. r f
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The entrance to the Opera House
lias been neatly whitewashed, ?nd
i?ow presents a much better ap
j'ttarauc^. *"
The Rev. John Kershaw, of Sum
>r, son of G^n Ketahaw, has re
reived a csll from Emauuel church
*>f Athens, Ga. , *
South Carolina whiskey libels
j-?ok very much l.ke coffin lids.
This is another good feature of tbe
0>pen?arv business.
The Columbia wheelmen will
l: tVe a bicycle tournament on the
fourth of July. An attractive pro
gram has been arranged.
1 ii? Misses Hiy*?s havcV moved
into the house on Broad street iust
north of the Central Hotel, ^ecJnt
iy vacated by Mrs Parker. \
A man was knocked through a
plate glass window in Nyfr York
khe other day. A bicycta/was the
power behind the thfbwn, as it
a* ere.
The base ball boys went up to
&ock Hill on the Shelby excursion
Vain this morning, and will plav a
game with the Rock Hillians this
evening.
Contractor G. F. Lorn aster has
commenced work on the foundation
{or Mr J. C. Man's new store, to be
erected just North of the Burdell
block.
Reports from every direction
give assurance of fine corn crops,
cotton, though late, is improving
rapidly, but in many places our
ia; mers are waging a b?avy battle
#gainst grass.
The case against Bost and Bowl
the two North Carolioians who
*re charged vith the Jiurder of Po
liceman McManus at Heath Springs
%r> a>e months ago, resulted in a
mistrial in the Lancaster court last j
ceek.
Maj B. 'F. Miliar was nominated
wiUwut opposition as Senator
ioai Lancaster ..County" in the
primary ejection held in tbat coun
ty i&st Thursday to fill the un
?xpine4 term of Congressman
& raft.
Tlie competitive examination for
*he second scholarship in the Win
*hrop Normal College will be held
the Court House on next Fridav,
July 7. Jhe first, and most desir
able scholarship, is now filled, and
will not be vacant until next year,!
*nd this examinatioa is for the!
Kcond or free tuition solars hip,
which amounts to $40 a vear.
The executive committee of the j
^ershaw County Sunday School'
Convention will hold a business
meeting in Mr C. W. Birchmore s
otfice on Thursday, July6tb, prox..
at 11 a. m. The committee is com
posed of the following members:
? J. S. Gardner, C. W. Birchmore, R.
L- Bell, J, A. Grigsbv and J. A.
$abon.
Newspaper editing is a very fnn-j
n v amusement, savs aa exchange.
\i you give a man a paif he never j
$ces it: but let one line appear!
against him, and he sees it before !
Vie paper is olf the press: an;?
*hile h^ would not hare time to
y.op on the street to say "thank
*\ou," he has time to run all over
Vie town to denounce the editor
%$o seeks to print all the news.
A Well Merited Begre*
The degree of L L D * as confer
red upon ex- Judge JVssph B. Ker
shaw by the Soutb Carolina Col
lege at tbe commencement this
week. This ia a fitting tribute to
our distinguished fellow ci*.izen.
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'Jiry Ccnir^ssicner.
Upon the recommendation of a
number of the best citizens of the
city and county, Mr John R.
Drakeford has been appointed jury
commissioner by the Governor, vice
Mr J, J. Wat kins, deceased. Mr
Drakeford is a clever and highly es- j
teemed gfcnileman and will fill the
position with credit.
To Tli 3 World's Fair
, A party of gentlemen at this |
plice have hit t:pon a novel plan to
go to the World1* Fair. They pro
pose to travel in a box ctr attach
ed to through freights. Their idea
is to divide the car into two apart
ments, cook and eat in one and
sleep in ihe other. They are now
in correspondence with the railroad
authorities for rates, and if the trip
can he arranged they will most as
suredly go ? Kershaw Era.
| Will Close on July 4th.
We, the undersigned Merchant*,
agree to close our respective places
of hasiDes3 on next Tuesday July
4th : S.JL
Springs If*ath <fe Shannon,
W. Si?%jrn <fe Co.;
Zemp Cros.,
G. S. King,
G. G. Young, !
Hw E. Halsaj],
W. E. Johnson* Jr.,
A. D. Kennedy,
Mrs T. B. Walker,
J. R Goedale <fe Son,
J. W. Stein,
Mrs S. Tweed,
Hirsch Brgs.., |
J. J. Watkins k Son,
J. E. Vaughan,
Gilt Edge Store,
H. G. Carrisor.j
E. B. Capers,
J. C. Man,
Cus&xicle Office.*
Dispensary Items.
Dispenser Dixon and Mr I. F.
Holland, chairman of the Board of
Control, went to Columbia yester
day evening on business connected
with the dispensary. Tney will re
turn today.
The Wolfe building has been
painted and thoroughly renovated
ready for occupancy.
" The dispensary will open np with
a stock of 5,995 packages of li
quor?, wines etc., ranging in size
frouTone-half pint to five gallons.
In addition to the above a sup
ply,-^ heer will be kept. Only ex^
port beer will be sold, and the price
Tvill l>e 15 cts. per bottle, or two for
a quarter. A supply of beer will
be kept on ice during the Summer.
Under the law, your money must
be planked down before you can
get any liquor.
The dispensary will open up to
j morrow morning, the first of July.
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1 Base Ball at Eagoois.
[By Our Special Reporter.]
The Camden Base Ball Team
went down to Hagood's on Wednes
day to ilay the team at that place,
i The boys here seem to thick they
"did a good days work" as they
came out 2-4 to 3 in their favor.
They say the other team woul 1 not
| have made those 3 if one of the
boys l>ad not ."plugged" anotherJ
; while both were trying to catch the
j s.ime ball, and if another one of
'j them had not-, while attempting to
i catch a '-fly," been stopped from
{ doing so, by catching another fly
| while on the fly, while he (the boy)
; was breathing the fresh country air
(freely.
We are glad that this was the
? C3se ? Oh!!! I mean that we are glad
[that the other boys (Hagood's)
I played so poovh ; or rqj.her we
| Mieant to say that our boys played
so well. Now, we will wait to see
| if those three scores were due to
the above accidents, as they will
meet "cur boys" on the home dia
mond on the 4th of July.
Eeal Estate Transfers
The following are tbe trans
fers of real estate as recorded in
'the county Auditor's office during
( tbe month of June 1893 :
W. S. Alexander to Edward 31.
Levy, one-lot on the corner of
Laurens and Campbell streets
in tbe city of Camden, 8100.
Elizabeth B. Boykin to Lizzie B.
Clarke, 1 acre in the Tillage of
\ J Kirk wood, *85,
Lizzie B. Clarke to B. B. Clarke same
as above, ?85.
R. B. Williams, sheriff to Baurn
Bros., 30 afires in No 4, known
as the Lewti. Carter, Sr., l^nd*
80.44. \ j \
Same to same, 20 acres in N r>. 4,
known as the L^wis Garter Jr.,
lands, #11.34.
R. B. Williams, sheriff, to the
sinking fund commissioners, 320
in Buifalo township, known as
the T. J. DeBruhl land $30.
Same to same, 100 acres in Flat
Rock township, known as the
lands of James M. Bowers, sr.,
! 8-29.
j Same to same, 300 acresjn Buffalo
township, known as the B. D.
DeBruhi lands, ?15.^_
j Same to same, 75 acres iu Fiat
) R >ck township, known as the
{ T. J. Josey lands, 8Io.
Is. C. Clyburo, receiver of est.
J. Chestnut to M. A. E. Clyburn,
132 acres, part of the Hemita^*
plantation, in No. 1, adjoining
the city of Camden, *235.
Job Shiver to W. E. Glenn, same a?
above, $500.
[M. A. E. Ciybnrn to Job Shiver,
same as above, *500.
XVUIUMV M) UUI* OIUCCVI'
; Robert Murphy to Waa. Cornish,
50 acres in No. 1, portion of the
* R. R. Player laads, *125.
Services at the Baptist Church.
Rev T. W. Scruggs spent last
Sanday in Camden occupying the
pulpit at the Baptist church in the
morning and again in the evening,
in the absence of Mr Gordon. Hi*
sermon in the evening was of spec
ial notice, being directed particu
larly to the young men of the city.
His text was tak*n from the 110
Psahn ; 9 verse, "Wherewithal shall
a young nan cleanse his way V ? By
taking heed thereto according to
Thy word." It was an excellent
sermon and though he had a
well filled church, still it would
have been well if eyeky
young m:in in the State could have
heard it, as he went on most clearly
and tally to show what great re
sponsibility would devolve upon
them in a short time, as they would
have to "take up the ship of state,"
and as they were wanted in all the
callings of life and to make this
generation one to be recorded in
history for their good services done
their country. It was a superior
sermon and we only regret tha*.
there were not more 3'oung men out.
He said that at some future day
*uch circumstances might present
themselves as to bring him to meet
thera all again, and that he might
l>e able then to preach a sermon to
the "fair daughters of the church."
We trust that such will be the
case. ?
Personal Mention.
Miss Rosa Cantej*, has gone on I
a visit to relatives in Atlanta.
Miss Evabell Simmons, of Wake
Forest, N. C-, is visiting her sister,
Mrs VV, D. Trantham.
Mr E. B. Capers went to Charles
ton this week.
Mrs Burrell Boykin, of Milledge
ville, Ga., is in the city on a visit.
Dr. R. Y. MeLeod of Bishopvilie
and O'ipt* J. H. MeLeod of Rem
herta were in our ci'v last Wednes
day.
Rev M. W. Gordon and family
have retnrned borne from a visit to
friends at StStephens.
Misses Lou Nettles and Eula
B-)swell. are visiting relatives at
Blacksburg.
Mr John Lyles, ef Abbeville, has
been spending several days with
his mother. He returned heme on
Wednesday.
Miss Ida Gracer, of Winnsboro,
is viniting her sister, Mrs John J.
Good ale.
Mi9S S. A. Wittkowsky, is visit
ing -elatives in Chester.
Mr and Mrs P. A. Boswell went
on a "flying" trip to relatives in
Darlington this week.
h. Miss Mary Raines, of White Oak,
is visiting the family of her broth
er, Mr J. C. Raines.
Mrs W. A. Schrock is visiting
her parents in Lancaster.
Masters Eddie and Eugene At
kinson, who have been attending
school here, have returned to their
home in Darlington.
Master Donald Alexander* has
returned home from a visit te tela
tives in Columbia. . J
Rev T. J. Rateliff and wif?4 of
I St Stephens, S. C. formerly from j
Kentuckey, are visiting the family j
of Rev. M. W. Gordon. R v. Mr.
Ratclitf will preach at the Baptist
church Sunday at 11 a. m.
Mrs Mary Davis left for a visit
to her daughter Mrs Lippett, in At
lanta, Ga., on last Monday evening
She will be there for some time.
Mr T. L. Parker, who how lives
in Trenton, S. C., but once of our
city, has been some time with his
friends -here-.
Mr Willie Burdell, who has been
at the University of virginia for
the past year, returned home from
there a few days ago to spend his
vacation.
Gen. Kennedy, was in Columbia,
this week for two or three days on
professional business.
Mr and Mis F. W. Eldredge, have
gone to the North to be away about
three months. They will "take in''
Chicago before iheir return.
Mrs J. M. Heath, of Lancaster, is
here spending some time with her
sister, Mrs W. D. Boykin.
Mr B. tf. Clarke went to Colum
bia, Tuesday of this week on pro
fessional business.
Mr Df.n Kirkley, of Kershaw,
was in the city yesterday on busi
ness.
Mr C. J. Shannon, Jr., made a
flying visit to Columbia this week.
Miss Mea Villepigue, accompan
ied her aunt, Mrs Davis,
to Atlanta last Monday evening.
We hope that she wiil return home
much benefitted by her trip after
her recent illness.
Supt Turner, of the S. C. Rail
way, spent a day in our city this|
vreek.
MrJno P. Twitty, of Kershaw,
was in our city this weeK. Mrs
Twitty is visiting her mother in
West Wateree.
Mr R. T. Robinson, who has been
very ill for several week*, we are
glad to state is improving.
Mr G. H, Baum graduated in law
it the Sonth Carolina College this
A*eek.
Sir J. Willis Cantey graduates at
:he Citadel this year, and is one of
the number of cadets who have
s>een detailed to give military in
struction at Clemson College. He
-v ill go there as soon as the Citadel
closes.
$1mb Bab** to sick, wo gave her Cutffk
Wbec she inas a Child. she cried for Castoria.
Vfesi she became Hiss, sbe dung to Castoria.
WbflO, Ae.fcad Chfldren. the gave tt??a Cacteri*
Beolah Items.
Mb Editor: ? As a subscriber to
your most valuable paper, I shall
take the liberty to give you a few
dots from the wonderful fields of
Beulah.
What a~cry in the land of hard
limes. What is the cause of this
nnhappy state? We plant wrong
and gather wrong and sell wrong.
We pHnt wrong because we do not
plaut to raise our own bread and
meat; we gather wrong because we
pay out too. much to have our crops
harvested, o instead of gathering
them ourselves. We sell wrong be
cause our crops, mare or less, are
sold under a being forc
ed on the market too^^ridly, caus
ing too crowded a suppty all at
once, making others rich and our
selves poor. How leng shall we re
main in this state? Is there any
way of getting out? >'If so let us
try, for we are in the mud sucking
the moss; - let us rise to a higher
state and show the world that wc
are yet coming and for some good
we hope.
We are now having some beiuti
ful weather for killing grass. Cot
ton is very small for this time of
year and looks unhealthy, and in
some places the lice seem to be
sucking the very life out of it. I
hardly think that there can be over
a half a crop made in some piaces.
Corn that was planted in March
is being laid by. Corn that was
planted after oats were cut is
looking fine; watermelons will soon
be here and ob ! what a lime we
will have lifting them.
Mr J. H. Demon, of your city
gave us a short but pleasant visit
one tiny lust week, also Mr J. G.
McCaskill.
: Mr Willie Loliis was in this com
munity labt Sunday.
} want to say to Tattler if he is
the sport of this commuSky that
bas such large feet, to stay in the
middle of the road when he goes
through my farm to see his best
girl, by so doing, he will greatly*
oblige his friend,
Farmer.
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Comity Alliance Meeting.
| Tlie quarterly meetinsr of Kershaw
County Alliance will be held in Camden, i
Wednesday, July 5th, 189.{. Alliance
to convene in the Court llonse at 10
| o'clock a. M: The animal election of
officer* and delegates to State Alliance
will lake plac* at this meeting. The
committee appointed to reorganize sus
pended Alliances is urged to prompt ac
tion and to reorganize as manjf Sub-Al
liances as possible before our county
meeting that these Alliances may *?end"
delegates our county meeting in July.
The committees on literature, co-opera
tion in buying and selling, establishing
| county exchange*, diversity of crops, as
well as standing committees will be call
I ed on at this meeting for reports. j
Fraternally, |
Jamk* H- Maoim., j
Pres. K. C. F. A.
If you feel weak i
and all worn out take
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS j!
lie!), Mange and Scratches rof eve-]
ry kind, on liuinanur animals, cored
in 30nii?ntes by Wolford's Sar.i
it.ary Lotion. This never fails
Sold by Dr F. L. Zemp, Camden,
S. C .
English Spavin Linament remov
es all Hard, Soft or Calloused j
Lumps and Blemishes, Cuibs,
; Splints, Sweeney, Ring-bone, Sti
fles, Sprains all Swollen Throats,
[Coughs, etc. Save_?50 by the use
of one bottle. Warranted the most
(wonderful Blemish Cure e\er
j known. Sold by Dr F. L. Zemp,
[pamden, S. C.
Many Persons are broken
j down from overwork or household cares.
Brown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds the
system, aida digestion, removes excess of tile,
aad curca malaria. (kt the genuine.
WOOD'S CURES when all other
preparations fail. It possesses
curative power peculiar to itself. Be
sure to get Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Ripans Tabules cure headache.
S. J. ENGLISH,
THE
* * |Ja?hionaHe ||a?kp.* ?
For artistic work and polite
attention, give me your patron
age. c-. %
The proprietor and two com
petent assistants always readv!
( J y \
to serve customers. ?
PRICES REASONABLE?
Shave, 10c; Hair Cut, 20c.
Special attention given to
cutting CHILDREN'S hair on
Thursdays at reduced price.
Remember my place
of business ; 2 doors below G
G. Young's Book Store.
For a Irrst-class shave, hair
cut and shampoo, give me a
c ill.
S. J. ENGLISH.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
I beg +o inform my patrons ami friends
that I Will handle ICE during the in- 1
coining season , and will be pleased to
serve all orders, large or small, at the
LOWEST PRICES. Ice will be sold on
Sundays in cases of sickness only.
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i sell Glenn Spring Jwneral "Water by
the bottle or by the caso. " The medicin
al propertief of this ^rell known water
are too ws^l known to need any farther
commendation. Sold in anj quantity.
A full line of GARDEN and FLOW
ER SEED will be found at my drug
store. " - ?
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PURE DRUGS and MEDICINES arc
my specialties. Prescriptions properly
compounded at all hours, day and night,
by a qualified pharmacist.
DR A. A. """nr"
DRUG STORE.
JEYPELLEJ)
? every poison and ^otpuritr of yon r
blood, "by Dr. Pierre VGolaen Med
ioal Discovery. Thsh there's a dear
skin and a clear, j^stem. Tetter,
Salt -rheum, Eczema, Erysipelas,
Boils, Carbuncles, Enlarged QUnds>
T amors and Swellings, and all
Blood, 4 Skin, and Scalp Diseases,
from a common blotch jpr eruption
to the ? worst scrofula? these are
perfectly and .permanently oared
oy it i ? |? ?
In building up needed flesh and
strength of pale, puny, scrofulous
children, nothing can equal it.
Unlike the ordinary 6prinff medi
cines or eareaparillas, the "Discov
ery" works equally well at all
seasons. All the year round, and
in all cases, it is yuaranteedf as no
other blood medicine is. If it ever
fails to benefit or cure, you have
your money back It's not only the
best blood -purifier, but it's tho
cheapest You pay only for tho
good you get /
Buy of reliable \dealers. With
any others, something ela? that pays
them better will probably bo urged
as "just as good."
Perhaps it is, for them; but it
can't be, for you.
Attorney and Counsellor at JLaw
CA MDEIT, - - - S. C,
Offers his professional sennets to the
public. Office in the Farmers and Mer
chants' Bank building.
NEW : . SHOP.
I beg . leave to- notify my
friends arid the general public
that I aim 110 longer at the old
Mett's stand, but have opened a
NEW SHOP-frf blacksmith
work and general repairing.
My stand is ijriibe, rear of the
store of J. J. Watkm?
where ample accomodations
can be lhad; entrance tit her
from Main of DeKalb streetl
Terms:? Cash or equivalent.
Special attention given to
All blacksmith work
promptly; and carefully done.
All work guaranteed. Satis
faction given,, or money refund
ed. ! Respectfully,
W. T.HALL.
! DO YOU WANT TO ADOPT A BABY?
Maybe you think this la a new business,
sending out babies on application ; it has been
done before, however, but never hare those
furnished been 90 near the original sample as
this one. Everyone wiH exclaim, " well 1
that's the sweetest baby I ever saw I" This
little black-and-white engraving can give
you but a fcdat Idea of the exquisite original.
M I'M A DAISY."
which we propose to send to you, transpor- I
tation palcf. The little darling rests against j
a pillow, and is in the act of drawing off its
pink sock, the mate of which hast>cen pulled
off and flung aside with a triumphant coo.
The flesh tints are perfcct, and the eyes follow
you, no matter-where you stand. The exqui
site reproductions of this greatest painting of
Ida Waugh (the most celebrated of modern
painters of baby life) are to be given to tboee
who subscribe to Demorest's Family Maga
zine for 1S*J3. The reproductions cannot be.
told from the original, which oost $400, and
are the same size tllxii Inches*. The baby is
life size, and absolutely lifelike. We have
also in preparation, to present to our sub
scribers during 185*1, other great pictures by
such artists asPorcy Moran, Maud Humphrey,
Louia Deschamps, and others of world-wide
renown. Taua only two examples of what
we did during (the past year, M A Yard of Pan
sies," and " A White House Orchid" by the
wife of President Harrison, and you will see
what our promises mean.
Those who subscribe for Eraiorest's Family
Magazine for li?83 will powers a gallery of ex
quisite works of art or grctt value, besides a
Magazine that cannot bo equaled by any in
the world for its beautiful Illustrations and
subject matter; that will keep everyone post
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fads and different items of interest about the
household, besides furnishing interesting
reading matter, both grave and gay, for the
whole family:; and while Demorest's is not
a fashion Magazine, its fashiou pages arc per
fect, and we give you, fret of corf, all the pat
terns you wish .to use during the year, and
In any size you' choose. Send In your sub
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Magazine, send 10 cents for a specimen copy,
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The Chronicle and Denu.r-.iCs Fim
Hi/ May fame w-ll be sent to any a^l'
dress on^^ear f<r *
mSi."F53.
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i>u.K?itf.Sizis:
Hj Prices or
CAPERS'SHOESTOflE,
Smce taking stock we find k good many single pairs orShoes,
and Slippers? Mens\ Ladies' andc Childrens' ? on hand. We
prefer turning these into money at' a great sacrifice. These are
all nice goods and will wear ; some custom made. They have
been placcd on centers where they can be seen at a glance anil
selection made without trouble to customers. We offer them at,
ONE-HALF PRICE!!!
and even less without regard to cost. You may be able to find
?a pair to suit you in this lot. Try them. Also a large part of our|
STRAW HAT STOCK
at and below cost.
SUFFERS! SUPERS!!
The largest assortment of
LADIES' OXFORD TIES and BUTTON BOOTS
% ! ? \ * ' I ! ? ; \ ?
ever displayed in this city. .
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BOUGHT AT LESS IAN NEW YORK COST! !
? - $
And will b j sold at greatly
REDUCED PRICES!
P : \ ?"< ' ' ? "
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J If you want a bargain call early and take your pick. .
ZEMP BROTHERS,
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THE FAMOUS
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is offering special bargains in every department, but we wish to
call special attention to goods recently placed, oar centre
BARGAIN COUNTER?!
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and which are bound to move rapidly, as we feel assured that
the trading public will notjfail to appreciate the bargains we ofF-r
Bengaline Silk in pink, light blue, white cream, Nile green,
navy blue and garnet, which others get 75c. ? our price is but
50c. per yard. Vj
Figured China Silks in garnet, navy blue, black grey andr
ashes of roses only ?fee., cheap at 50c.
White Flouncings, tor ladies and children, 20c. to ?1.00 a yd.
White Flouncings, 45 inch, with beautiful designs in colon?,
only 25c.
Black Flouncings at less than it can be bought at in the
Northern markets.
A few PerCale Shirt Waists, in popular sizes atid .colors, we
are offering to close at 50c., worth from two or three' times that
amount.
Colored Lawns ? a nice assortment of reliable colors at only
3c. per yard.
One piece 4-4 Challie ; nice combination tan and green, only!
10c. per yard.
A few pieces of Gingams at 6ic.? worth 10c.
Ladies Seamless Black Hose ? absolutely stainleFs, only 12 K
Gents colored Shirts from 25c. up. ? /
Fine Sea Island at 4c.
The store is full of novelties in all lines, The above are only
a few of the many plums.
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Self-healing or other Pneumatic /
Tires. Prices 1 11040 tod $125.00*
Exclusive agencies given at tfflr
occupied points. Correspondence
solicited. /;
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Wholesale Grocer.
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No.'183 East Bayp ^ 1
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over the world, is not couslled by any
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Its "Afield ami Afloat!' makes it a most
interesting paper for ?D lovers of sport- *?
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stories are by the best writers? among
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Jerome K. Jerome, Gilbert Parker,.
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Ofw Is a Imp for Itftlaf fw?k -tt?*
Latest Tkitf ML
In or4<* to iotrodnos Ths Canadian Atncultertst h?t? .
New hot***, the publishers bare decided to prwwrnt so
cniwimlly aur-tctire reward list (or (Mr Groat RtfbCfc ?
Half Y.-wljr Literary AUraetJonfor ths sOmmsr of l&l /
They b*r? entered into s written arreemcottopafUkroac* /
th? Jcdw all the Nttrl* offe-rrd below.
How TO Scct'RB a Rrwakd? T)to? wbo bacnoM
cm ocxr-V** free o t char** All that f?
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in- losing 81 fur sis months sribecrtpoon to stOwr The
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two of the <*ho!o?st illustrated jwriod?csi.? at t h* day.
The sender of the largest P.st will mwieo |3 p*r
for life; ,2nd. >1.000 in joH: Jrd, |400; 4 th, ftSO;
5' h. $1<C r bth. T?cket to WorU '? Fair and lew days ri
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<r?t<bc?, idter tee ?er*ic?fi. diamond run*, snd oti r 10.00C
othermwvlg, msvinu el'rvther ife mot ralnalds orlas
li>t ?T?r ofrrrd lit any publisher. Send for vriaUd list
of former prre-wfnnere.
Re U.I.H ?1. P<mtgn or oheolet# wordi not ooontedk S,
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word* "Vori l's Columbian Kxpo*iti<?t? ?that is, tire
word "ridille." for instance, co<?lJ n?it In iwd. bncwies
?here in b<it one "d " in th* throe worths etc. 3 Nan**
*fpe?*oti? ?nd plrv-ee barred. 4. No charge for |?t-ktn? *
or *hipo.'nr Imt all pri/e winoere will he rtpecO-d to help
ii* to eztesd our circulation. 5. All I let- c >auinmj o*<t
100 correct word* will rxreire a ???cial reward.
J t" rx i fc?. ?Tim. following well-Jcti >wn tantieme? haeo
on?e?itcd to act a< ludfe* and will *?* that ths priwO*
lnr f?i:ly awarded - Commodore Caking (Pruprietr*
Calrutt's I ine of Strainers). Pet4-rl(oron*l?.!and Mr. W.
Ito'w-rtAon, Crrcidettt Times Printing Com (must, Fster?
'wfliih. j
Aof.st* WsyTf-D? We pay fl to ?5 per day ?alary (no ?
?otnrn sion) torn n, women, toy* sod girls Wrfteforpnr
?.tfu'?rs R'vi?t?r all niAn?tT letter*. A&trra*. knta*.
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WANTED,
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of Tiik Camden Chuoniclk of the fol?.
lowing datc^
Octobcr II, 18^
lanuary 24, ISfK). N
December 20, fB'.H). v?
Thes? papers are needed to complete
^tir filef. Any j>ar?y ha*injj issues of.
the above dates will p'eaae notify thfc^
offic
DIAMOND
No. 4.
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WEICES 35 POUIBS, C^PMTCj
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