The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 19, 1895, Image 2
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W- Xj. M'DO WELIw
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County.
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CAMDKN, S. (!., A1?K. 1 l'89ft.
i 'M?(MUi'TiON Hatkh:? One yoar, ll.bo .
*ix months, oOconlh; three months, ?'>
oon*?.
Katkh itqr Ai?vk?tisi\u : --Ordinary
t ransiPUt advert isinVnts, lii*t insertion
id .00 p<>r senate ; <*??:|| ?n'uKcqncnt in.
Kortion 60 eon'* pov mpnue.
<,\ndi rate i for Wa.iU, f.ost and Found,
?fcc\, not o.\Ct>?d|ni( five lines, y*> cunts
?cftoh insertion and fi cents per, line for
each additional line.
{J^slnetH local*, 5 cuntn per liny each in
sertion,
OUieial and le#*l noticcs at the rate ?!
lowed by law,
1<;iIch for eoutraet mlveftisintf will l?e an
nounced upon Application .it thooflicc.
Communication? will he published when
of interest to tlio general public and
it >t of a defamatory nature. No re
sponsibility will ho assumed fur the
views of correspondent*.
(Remittances by checks* drafts and poctnl
* money orders sho-ild he made p-iyalde
' *?> W. L. MoDOWKM*.
V j Camden, S.
g-a~ ? -
Alliance Address.
The followi ng U the nddroM of t'rcsi
?dont i" the. H'.-tt ipturterly meet
of tho K'jrs'm.v ('.punty l- aimer*
Alliance :
Dear lh'ethro" :~We again meet U
Transact t|re buftitjeiia ??! tin* County Al
liance. Somo of hur member* have he
comu dlrthon rten.'d '?oe?ine ?'f die low
price of cotton, and have neglected at
tending their Snh. Alliance i.icetinL's
" '"This lum resulted in tlx- Mi*penslon ol
their Hub's, mi lexclu It- 1 tlmm ft rep
Ti'sentation in tin* Curtnty .Alliance
Many /.onions iiieinhprA anticipated im
mediate beneficial remd's. and became
impatient for the enjoyment of Irml.
tliut time and diligence only could Rive.
Thev <1 i<1 not duly cmisi let- tin* deep "cat
^ of the malady that we were trying t<
eradicate. For years the cmiim h liav.
heen operating whi? h has resulted in tlx
impoverishment, of the nKrieulff.il
villus**. Tlic* hint hair that tnoke the
v.. (ton producers l?a?-k wa# the Mihi;.j.a
' ?t ion of the Southern Confederacy. 1'"'
result w s the aggregation ?>l the money
^iVid wealth of the country in the North
ern and Ki stein Stat.'s, and the impnv.
erishincnl of the Southern and Western
States. The North a' d Mast since the
Avar have dictated national legislation in
their own interest. At their ii.atanec
the government called in and doir-.y.-l
?more than .me'thouHand million dollars
?uf national cup r eui reney . and suhst.
tued interest hearing bond ? in lien tie r. ?
of, and thus add, <1 over sixty million
.dollars annually t? . our tax">for the hen
?clit of lie Northern and Kastern men
w ho j;.,t the bonds. The r'sumpti .n of
?Specie payment added millions t" the
value of tin se bonds and the deinoiieti
/iitio-1 of t ilver still further increa?ed
Xhe value of the interest oeeu-rinjj there
?mi. unt 1 one dollar wil p.irch:i*e ti.re.
times lis inn. Ii < l' the prod icts < f labor
,m (he dollar tliev invested in binds soon
alter the war, not content with the ::?> >
Ju>r cent added to the par value of the
? recti hacks Unit they u"'t sit diseotint
Mf 4D per cent, tf.c-v indiicc (\.n-n ss to
Jvv v a tariil' tax of hundred < of tn.l ion
<.| dollar* mutually on the consumers of
thin- mam. I'm '.are I pro lints. W 1 lie
<he indimti ? s ?.f th?.se tli it pay this lav
Vo tii.pi elected. Then t ln-\ c. II on the
iinp..vei i^he.i votton pl.iute., and wlient
^rosyer, f.M- their quota of tilt .OOO.nnn
to pension their soldiers for robbing the
Smith of the hi nicy ihev had invented
in 4 0 II OOO shueit. In our ini|.ovci i?h
v.| -ondit ion we c.n!.1 not r.-a*?nahly
, X,,,., t to i'ii* I tl. s j;i?!d e 1 1 nlijaifux
in :i f.-w V. ale Vet the Vender \se de
|,i y leiif-ijoi. e the greater will l>e their
p. . w oil. * A ? I our weaknes.*, Sueec.?*lo|
Tetd.-l/iti'V can only he MttaincJ through
. o eniii/cd etlbrt. -air -r-atc-t Mr. n-th i
u\ niisSi.h. rs. Km..neiiil!v we are wak.
< Mir ort.'ai.i. 1. 1/' fives .1 f:i e l a!l ?t.
J'l.itv i ;if t : i j idi.n-d w it h :i m i i> >r
ry . I ,,1 n.V. r i' di t>. werf d. or_';i!i./i
*i..n i> indispeiiril te f<- unity, m l imit\
in 5 i - ? ?-n.- i I h to Mi.vrs-, t ! .en en
\reat you to (???im '.i'H and ?*! r?-n_rtli? n j
your ? rj. mi/, n am, it w !! e?e-t time an".
?M< ni v. hnt ivlien w < e?>ni: -h-r the v.:>t
yuniv \\ 1 1 ! . |.<itial law- e .mprf u? to
pav tn i <*1 fi e ? < aecumuia!i>>! ?< > ?> j
" Id1 >.lled 1 act IhoM l ? ili'l multMi.1 1. >n |
jihs we sl.otild chreitnllv Mitnn ' t
ttiese>Mudi -.*.?! :ti? to ol.tnin r. I . !
iroiu the ^'te t??-r teint.ni t ow unfw^e.l
upon n-. I>> this mi-, rrpnlniis oh-ui t r ,
Local amt j:eeMm;?e. ; r? judtces n
?|? red l?y ( 'ivil W.ir tvc< ite-troy.-. t i.? ?
unity of th<- iipricuhu-.d eUsses. W. -t
crn farmers renidinv n ^tatcn an. I I . n t
tories w l?o*e people e^p-m*'**! th?- eau.-i
^ftlic North agninvt ? e^outh, atl'di ,t
f,l with the llepul In . hi J?*rtv. 't -?
dent* of the Sta-es th..t foin-.<A ? h.
Soutliern confederacy . ..fh'iat- <1 with
the Demorratic p:irt>'. I '??* pohric.it
division perpetrate I hy aj 4>e:vl< to s. c
ti,,nal prejudice, h:.'1 ?iChtr??y?*.l the uin
|V of the farmers. The unetpial an.t m
fi|tiital le dis rlbtilion of wealth adnum
?-..'fahes of thedal.ger in lon^'-r d -hiyim?
d resistance t<? cla?s le/i?Int ion
The existence - t the IJcpuhMe endan
jjercd. Millionnre* - and paupers ar.
forerunners of ti e J ..vnfall of Nations.
No Nation has evt r | rodu. cd as nre.il a
"pUt.Vbtr of paupers and n.illlonares in J
the H?n?r ri? 1 of time as the 1 niter.
Uu.H jpn? in the l>a*t 30 v^ars. (
AH department* ?f our governmctvt ai<'
dominated by the "money^POTer." In(
perfection of industrial ?/|id/ations
1ii>* tl?? only hope of A peacrf fPnolut ion (
of our political oppn sdon, and the per j
pcttiation of civil *overnment on the
American Continent. The Alliance has j
ppved o ?? r,movin^ prc'u' '
dice, local, KH'inl #tel political. O.ir,
? uglfcstiomi on finance wwl tran? p?t.*iion ,
lum l>con approved by our ?l>l* ?tatc?'- j
men. Thii ha.i gi\ on ?>ur town people
more respect for ou^ intelligent'*. tinrj
8?<'IhI ittumliuu ha* b.en olw itud I IV
? ? ? r t i t ? k a,|<l exercinintf our |?'.?l i( i <*al
rights Mid I oldly dennindiiM etpid pro,
tcetirtH under tl??* law \?ith the hi ??' fa- ,
vorecl ?. The f.vilum to .ificrl andi
exercise our *???? n.Vi?r.d.y n t * ?" ;
lulled t?? ignorance. W<* were t<> l/ame
fur tli? low opinion ?>ur cit v fncmh en
tertained "f <>ur id? h;> M.cum of ' J
town folks censured us for < ? x < ? 1 ? i '1 1 ? ' ^ j
thun from nnunh -r^liip In the m r i??? ? r* >
AHia pv, The\ said it would r,iik>n tli |
broach hetw en "town an I enmity. j
Tliey we re ni.Mt ;i Kvti, tl'tf A UiiWco is a
farmers organ i/nl ion a'lil should admit
none Iml a^i ieulturi-ts, merchants have
their ho.?r U of tni !<? :u??i admit. none hut
merchants, 1' 'm'jci'h have their funocia*
tior.? and a hnit nono h it hankers, pro)
fessl nnil men have their t?x? luni vis or
gaiii/.atdm*. Wliy not f.^rmer.s Iihvc
their "nxclmdv w" organizations without
olloinse to othur clauses * W u will now
di*c.;ss tin* eauso.s of I iw prices < f cotton
;m< I tin- remedy. The firs'. att<l prime
cause is the inadequate supply of money.
This is tlie result of tlio demoni'.izai ion
of silver and Hcarelty of i?old. The cole
traction of the volume of inetalic money
lias enabled tin* Hothchilda and oiltei
mi llionares (in collusion with 1 1 1 ?* ? 1 1 ) t"
control and contra t tiie volume of cur
rency in circulation ut will a, Oil thus in
liai.ee itH valise hy increasing it? p"l>
chasing power, I )e ir nionev alwax'a
makes cheap com nudities. Tliey ?re a*
inscpernhle as cause ar.'l eflect. 1 lie
liothchihi* h >I<1 Kivcrnincnt bonds of all
commercial nation-', in addition to their
investments in railroad*, mining and
miinufacturos. They dictate llm linan
(Mill policy of their debtoi' ooverniuetils,
and control commerce and tr.mspo t.i
lioii and fix the pi ndllcers price of l-ihnr
product*. The result is I ar money ami
elieap commodities. The remedy is free
coinage nf silver and gold at the present
ratio of Hi to I , anil national issue of cur
rem'v direct to the' people without Hie
intervention of ImnUs ??r <>t!ier ig'Micv
of these nnllioiiaren, t'lat its cirenlnion
may not lit* contracted '?i expanded ut
their will iiti'l pleasure. '1 lie ainounl
.should lie Hullici 'iil to d > I In* '.in Miies* t.t
the country ? P-? percent of w'nch is m?w
done <m credit t..ued am hanic lecoMuts
I >ealint; in futur -x is al <o a f idor ? t li x
i low prices. The interest ot t lie si P
er so depresses prices lud'?v\ the prices
at which he has sol I all'cct-i the pi ice
of '"spot" ?? itton. It decreases the dc
mind lor spot cotton and it . teinh ncv is
|i> h>w prices. <? mimittec ut the I ml
ed Slates Senat?\wi,',e aut'ioi i/ed |i> in
vest iy ate the existing depie>Kion in
prices of 1 .? ri 1 1 products. Senator*
J t iei ii u'e. I >a'e a imI Proctor were charged
I wit h tlrs i i | i > y. I '? v coiielmleil that
I at prices which prevailed in is'.H ? ?'!>?
i and "Ji-'t, the riHt of production ivppilie I
i the \ alu?' i f the cotton produced. I tie
i coi 1 1 ui i 1 1 ee con ede 1 1 1 a t the in >st potent
factor i .i ih pres-iti'/ p. ices i-, the ijcinoiii
;ti/..i!i hi of S.lver. Tliey claim that deal
J iir^ in lutur- s interferes with interstate
jt niiineree, and tliat eutt 'i<>ss lias powei
j to ith.-lisii tin' ex'di.in^es in New N oik
ami New ( 1 1 h*.i lis *v h? i e these traiiHic
I lions ;;rc can it il on, thev reeonmieiid j
I that cotton growers raise their own s ip
jpl.es and ire i he money th. y now t-ay
I for Kupjdies in erecting cotton f:ic;?iii -s.
I I'liis i- tiood adviei1, while awsd io^; the
J slow pi nci'ss itf legislative rein I, \\ e
should not neglect to use the iiic.o.s
within our own reach. We ntiisht sup
plement our c u ti crop with pens, p .ti
toes. soivliiun eii!{*. huttei, cliiekeii*.
etc.. the production of tliese I crops
would e 1 1 a I h- lis to I aise our own liien',
a i id v\ o i h I not til a t el i i ! ! v int e 1 1 e t e with j
the production <il a < ottoii crop, ? tliei i
"inonev cro,is"' inii^ht l> - add d to ? ? n *" i
ci it to n, such a^ toh.n-co. t nils, etc., thru '
w.s would rot h ive ? u; 1 c;;' ? all in <>ni '
hasket." Il cotton t'.l :!??<! We Would j
h.ivt ? 'tnetliio^ to I'd, I'.iek on I lie
i?staldi> luiienl of m.?ie ? ottou and cati
uinK factoid s wonl i itn M.i^e ti e I -
m. in I for fruit and ve/cl.ihle- and .n ?
prove their prici s I lie ? veioro i r.etioii
; theor,- i> t.ill u ioir- The hall i I. id . lid
p torlv fed I tl-tr. is tn! y p ? e ti as
^ 4 . j J Xf 11 - ? ..I .? .
our in <:n-\ '!ific !- i n iMh- 1 ? ? 1 1 to
id V t ! i w 1 1,' s <M t . ie I II. Ill -ti l:d ? I i ? c
Deatli Was Preferable
To Prostration After ths Grip
?
Hood's SnrRapnrltln Built U|> and
C?vo Porfoct Health.
II . II. Will ta m*
ThN li * well-known nrvthant at Krr
Went, Florida. M i? account of hl? o. >n<2 1 -
tton after the Rr1p, and how it woa curd,
?t bould l?? r<-*d by nil
" I had tho Kr'p twice, which cam* naar
ending my rx iriten^oou t ha earth, and l?*(t
ma in a condition to w hjcb
Death wbi Preferable
About rnont h* l>a<-k I atarted to take
| Hood'a Harwap irSlla. I f?;lt the gwl effceta
from tho flrwt lo'tl^ind t.y t fit- ? \tnr I had
! t^ken tlir?-e W.tl^i I waa ffl rept a
letter ma-i phyalcally than r ' I arn
j now full of ambttloc ar. d f?*l tfcat had I
Hood's ^ Cures
not tak? n Ilo-xl'a ^iamptr.ila I ahould
now Iki dead and >iu>^d. I a?.. thankfil
to Hood'.* HareaparllW w> '? L Km ? ? u
Instrumental of ao mu/h ?:? -A *o m? a*
to thousand* of cthera of our jell' w o.en."
W.H. Williams, B., Key Writ, Florida.
Hood's PUIS t>eeor.'.e '.he fa?<?l1te < aU<axtl?
WlU? trcry oua wfco uaet Ujclo. Kc. j*r tKU. J
4
Tito aupply <>i 'M?u m in la 'J win
i-r tlu?? in I ^ ? 1 1 . > ? t the pr c?- in iWlfwu
?j qcuh itiulif v than >'? is'.m, Senator
Gourdes (Nun millet* ifav* ' Iho ?,urpiu?
cotton in Kuropc and A'neria u Ivi*
than in l?<Xi." i h, y ?ay llntt : ?
tf IV11 ti v?* wants "t t i*c consumer ut'cgtiou
iro..d> tixoi tli-- 'I m.iu'l tor r.iw cotton,"
I lilt us ? t i t.ii ily tr^r , fVv prle? '>f
Co in products h u (Icej oa*c<l the pur.
.? |. H . i hi' ji..wi>r <>t produces, an<l limited
? '4/}'rri i re' demand f ir manufactured
^ nu|s. Tlu- r< milt in deprosaeil prices of
rawmiti il.il. 'Hie on I v n-mi'ily (??iitHiiU
oi I *?i i<?ii . i*> ( lt?* aliamlontnent cf Ihf i
credit H) stem Tili-, ran 1 ??* ?l ?im? crad
ually by 1 1\ i it i 1 1 K i ur own supplies, our
-ml it iid clnu lU* art'- favorable to * h*- j ?r? ?
ducti'.ui o( all tin food crops wo need.
Our ptat/ress from ereilit to ca.-di may h ?
blow. but ?cl l-dcnial . industry and per
severance will ensure us the victory if
we mat; * a determined t'floit, A'hon we
do MlCCeed we lll;iy thel> plant w luit iui
please, Mill u In n we i?loa?o and buy
where we ph ase, tlu-n we u:uy "nit tin
dei fair own vim* and lit; tree, with none
to n olefct ? ? r make us afraid." Our men
tal Vision w ill m> Irni/'T hi' disturbed |
with dreaded \ i " I h of collector*. The
I seller will no longer fix the |?riet' of what
we hity, or the 1 ?n> < ? r liv thi' |?l i?r** <'f
whiit we xid| , or ihu time when we shall
it'll, we w ill III -u have ii voice in fixinu
the | >ri? e of our lahor products. We had
better tfo half cl.nl , nml live on half ra
tions for ii season, than continue to buv
m 1 1 j > j > 1 i o h on lien-, ami inortyaneH at credit
prices Our duty as A I liiineeinen in the
impeiidiiiK political (contest, is t ? ? avoid
factional strife. In our declaration of
pur poxes we endorse the motto : ''In
t lilies essential unity, in all things cluf'ty"
The white people ?r4 divided into fac
tion*. In framing a State Conatitulion
unity iinnm^ the w lu'e people is "'essen
vial. " We i-honhl ?-x< rclae charity to
ward tlio-e with whom we (lifter, this
does not reipii e a saciificc of piinclple.
Concert of art ion if necessary to estah
lishuuty. With regard to the finuhi
ment d principles <>f L'overnuient the
fai 'ioin have no contention. Hence |
there is no u?iod reason why they should
te>* 1 1 n "? t ? ? in the selt elinii of their a'>;cst
in, -n lo frame so important nil instnt
: mi lit, as their Slate Constitution. Our
>th deelarat ion is "to e instantly strive
| to secure out ire harmony and good wit
'onom; hi inkiud an I brotherly love
>nn i?^ (?urselves." Our '"> h purpose is
' ',o suppress personal, local, sectional
ano national prejudic s and all iinhealth
| till rivalry and selfish ambition ' If we
wiil carry out these 'inueiplea we can
not materially err in performing oni du.
tv in the pic>ejjt iris's. fun- oriNiniaa
tion bei nit non-part isn n makes it h s
dplicult f? . r us to aid ip<. testorin^ unity
and harn.onv to our ?i|\ ided peoph- in
the present race contest. 1'iineipleK ?
not faction ? sh mid i/nidc ns in casting
o.ir h;;il >t j. K n'lil an 1 | < rson il preju
dices has more t- do in the perpetuation
of the present fictional division than
a ii vthi ii ur cl?e. It we sm cot d in sup
pressing these pr jndie.-s, there will he
noihin^ l< ti but tlie ''nidtish amhition'
i, I politicians t > l,ei p op taciional strite.
This ' 'se|tis|, hiiiI item" it is our dnt\
to >".|i|irc?s. In nclof.ioii I wcehl ad
uiotii>h you to*Ptutl\ tl e ] rim dples o|* out
or?ler as declare I in wur constit ntiori
\-i ur !ec lire 1 1. v hi i: Id e\poun I tliem and
d s-'iiss our foimulat d deuiamls.
v? tir stilt alliances should supply them
with the In st uHiance literature, am'
every nieielicr should InUe our State or
L'an " The t '? 'tton I'l ant a.id such lo
cal papers a> arc favorat?l?' to our orih r.
We bhi >ii Id pat roni/.e our State exchan^i
ami co.epe-ate with each oilier m toil -
inu mill sclli'i^r, every Sub-All ancc that
IMm^iIcmIi with the cxchai'ue has I ecTt
bciielitteil financially . ai.d |ia*e he en
st :?eni*htcned,in numbers thciebv. .\|!
we ask pr.lit ica! I v is: "e<pial i i _dit s t o a H
and spei'inl privil -vre.s to none." < ? i \ e
us hut this ?e Hsk no more, and will ac
cept nothing lc-s.
,l .on.> K . M acjm t. I'hkst. ^
Iv.C, F. A
<60imr Friends9' I
S?>i Dr Oliver Wendell Mo'mci, "ar* the
ul'e-Mouet whereby ?/? ncature ouf
projrrt* ihrogjh lit*."
I <o you waol (o be ?orr,?ti?Jv? If >?.) &<K
there It r.O tine to !<>??. Thl? ll the
*/c o/ " (J ?/" The man who Joet not
know thln^l will be at aurely left In tbe ran
a> a tior t? wtto start* with a buck*! of
? ?'ar In hit Interior department. Your
will b* jorry. but th(y cao not
ro welt '>r you. Ther* It no aU>|l? ioor.?,
W? nuii iro lonrifj or backward. In lb*
I'ritlt of life, the nan
Who Hesitates
Is Lost
Mow to tutcee4 ? that I* the t'r*' <Jue?''o?k i
T he mil Important thing It to know
*!lil you wtal to lo, taJ then ia It well,
ho hatf-mraturt.
rr?(?Mi?. oak* > ourtetf matter of IL
No aa*f\.: knc?le<lje come# aailte. Stu-lr
t)>e practical part of yo? ? butlaett flrtt ani
ar&amatt y CAlV tain J aOerwarl Dot you
? 111 tayt I wewk hard; ?y aalary la ?atal!|
I heve r.o to* r-Ot nm*>?y tot a library
? t.errwiih *o t4?<ai? ciyet f. ar.l b? tio*
for lecture* or leaaoAa.
If your roo? I* o a'y %'. > faet by foitr an 4
y~yjt t jw vn ? tke iB|!i4?t. yrj caa fi?pith
It v:tU U* t??t library la the *#ri4 J * ro-rt
that win rcryr'aa you by It* ln?! jmfkaaca.
Taat U Wary (Miitu o4 ooe work vcfy.
fcv dUt ?*? ewk covara tVa a?*lr? 1*14 of
fcyaaa bnWft It I* ? w?k% *4fiky to b*
F?w (*4* t*fe?|k life, h I* tli* new
v? to Uu *4u.*a of rh? Ore a I U(y(<4f?4la
bfiiniifi. a?4 tf yw are a mktcnbtr to
Tl e Vijtf T rr?i (?K bewe It at rour
e?r tr ? >r ? tev'Hf of ie<?*t* a *ajr.
W?iu for at va btaah
Whatever yew b-jalnete. tret* or
Listen
The State,
COLOMBIA. & C.
M
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FOR TOBACCO,
USK
Henfl I^ertiliasef Compa
ny's
Prepared especially for the jjrowLh of T.obacc >, on formulas in
use by oin Company for many years in its Virginia and North
Caiolina tobacco trade. Prices low.* For particulars address
READ FERTILIZER CO.,
88 Wall St , New York, or Charleston, S. C.
II I W 1'lai.t Bed Cloth for sale.
0. L. K I UK LEY,
M'OTAi^Y PUBLIC
CAMDKN, S. V.
(}. Wallace Kelley, M. I).,
IIAKVm
CAMDI'.N, S. C.
Sr.cciiil al tent iiiit ?:v<?n lo Diseases
of ilit? Tlimal and Chest.
LOOK VI' Villi POUT
Aim se< il \ our Sh >efc dor.'t
need fixing up So whv don't
you carry them to JONKS'
SllOK MIOr ami have them
worked on? Promptness and
; satisfaction in e*. cry particular
guarantee*}.
'S'.iop ?)i) Kutled^c st..
between Main and Market,
back "f f'"> Opera House.
When \ oil want woik done
don't I ? 1 1 to call at
JONKS' MIOK SHOP.
'T.io Charleston Line."
South Caioliiui \ (icor^ia
Kail Koad.
I'h.'.rlt >r., S. Mar. loth, 18'.'5.
I '.( ? -.?n jit 1 1 ? | Hi :*t tiicitt .
f ,\ ? ( r >'< h 7 -0 :? in ft 30 p hi
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" I'M' Ti.. lis 8 28 6 .V>
" I ?r V t'ie _ !? ;.s M 32
K : -v 1 !?? : ' ? 20 !) 20
?* < i t 0 ? la 10
I. v. < '<?! inn' .i.i - 0 * in -I 'JC. p in
A ? . K i .i \ i ! 7 ;7 5 Oft
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i.v. < " I . .i i t 7 20 a in ft ;',0 |> m !
" It: . ii' h\ I <? 2ft 8 00
" I ?? W In S 8 42
" Ill u'kVhlr ! 0 8. .",8
Ar itiii'iislu 12 1 .*% j> m 10 4ft p m
I.v. .\uif>i-t ? (5 2*> a in 3 40 p in
r.i.r< * 1 1 ft -JH 1
" I'ciiRi. rk ? 2* ft 4 4
*? I'.rant-hvillr !? 20 r, 4".
\ i" i 'l.ar! rr* t < ? i ? ? 1 1 ."0 8 -JO
F*?t Kxpri'Kf, A??j?u*t:i & Wn^iinptoii
VV nl S!i ci>i r? :?ntl from New York.
I.v. A'i^'t)-?.\ 2 25 p in
Ar. Ai*?n :i0?
I >eniimrk 3 57
I.v l)?"iniark f? li> a m
Aik.Mi 7 Ml
Awgii*t.i 8 0O
1 laity F.xccpt SuinUy.
I.v Canwlen f* ?*??*? a m 2 (5 p m !
\r. Kui^villo 10 2r? a :n 4 oft ,
l.y Kingvilh- 10 3-'? 0 (>0 a m i
Ar Camileii 12 0.*) p :ti 8 16
Connection*:
Cij-'li- S S. Line Charle*'.on, So. Hy./'o- j
Ininhia, Through Sleeper between '
t'har!?-j?ton nn?I A'lantA.
I.. A. Krncr?on, Traffic M'g'r.
K. S. Itiivn, 4 ? *n. Manager,
(ie^-rul oflico. Charleston. 8% C. 1
Biing Us What You're Got.
Corn, pens, mcit\t poj/atoes, wood
or anything wlucli can l?e uiiiixuil
ilk lioustkrepinjj will In; taken on
subscription io; The Chronicle it
you luive not <401 the money.
FENCING
WIRE ROPE SELVAGE.
?^Poulfcry, Farm, Gardon-Oemotery,
Lkwii, Railroad and Rabbit
Fencing:.
Thousands of mltas In u??. Catalogue.
Free. Freight I'uld. l'rieu Low.
rtie McMULLEN WOVEN WIRE FfJiCE CO.
114. 116. 113 Ml 120 N UvM St. . CHICA00. Ztl* ,r ._
[Ohio Iiivku cV: (Jjiarlks
TON 1? AIL WAY COM l'AX V
; Selu"ltilu in HlVci Dec. 1st, 1 89 1.
Sluminrri Kaslem time.
N<irtli1iirun<l. Southbound.
:i.l 34
1st Class. I)?ily "xcept Sunday.
IV M ? |. m'
1 CM) Camden ; 12 15
120 I). Kit lb. 11 55
132 W.stville 1 1 42
1 4.1 ) - ,
2 0'l ) ?? Kfisliaw l \ ?jo
2 15 Hfsth Sprint:* 11 15
2 20 I'lfiisiint 1 1 ill 11 ' 0
2 IO l.ntii'artlci* 10 -"0
2 5/> Hivrrxide 10 32
2 0"> Sprinkle!! 10 20
3 15 ( 'ataw 1 ft .lunet ion 10 10
3 24 - Ltsii?. or?r?
:\'M ) i. . ? ... i 9ir,
:? M >' k ,I"1 \ oar.
3 .V.i N' v\ ;>?.rt II 20
4 i ?"> Tir/.a 1 1 V 13
4 20 Ynrk vi I lt? 8 58
4 .'15 Sharon 8 .".8
4 50 Hit korv (irovc 8 23
.->0", Kmyrnn 8 10
5 2r> B|;ick.si)nr}? 7 45
r m r m
.'{ 1 I
2nd Chiss. Monday. I 2nd Cl:.s<. T'ley-J
Wciliu s l:iv it 1 1 1 i I day, Thursday and
l-'rday. I Saturday.
7 I*. Cani'lrn ?> HO I
7 I 5 1 ><? K alb 5 50
so.) "W ? -s t i 1 1 ? ? f> iTt i
8 to K?'l fhsiw 5 00
1100 ! lea III Springs 4 15
II 10 I'U'jisHiit Hill ' 4 0.". I
9 50 l.ancaHtcr 3 35
10 15 ) ... - i I 2 55
10 32 ) J.'VtTM.le ( ?_? 4
10 47 Sprinudidl 2 25
11 32 Catawba .1 iin<ti<>n 2 10
1152 L.sli,. 1 00
140 T2o,-k Hill 12 40
2 iO \< wport 10 4 i
2 25 Til /ah 10.10
.'iO.-. Yorkyilltf . 10 ()5
3 :VI Sharon 0 |K |
It 5"> Hirkorv (irove 8 55
I 1 2 Snn rna 8 ;{o
i 10 TMirkshurp 8 00
r \t a m
I I 12
2nd Cla*?. Daily exoept Sunday.
v xi r m
8 4". n:.n k.nluire 8 4"?
9 <"?.% Karloa 8 j?8
9 15 Patternon Springs. -8 111
0 40 Shflhy 8 OH
10 11 Latliiimfo. 7 I f.
]0 2-t Mooreslxiro 7 OC
10 4-"> Henrietta. f. 50
11 13 Karon ? City <1 l3
11 to Huth?*rfordton. b 50 |
11 57 Millwood J? .V?
12 20 fioldtn Valley. 5 '7
12 27 Terminal City 5 14
12 59 Glen wood. 4 48
1 05 Gardner* 4 4 ;
115 M.iri<>n. 4 25
r >t. r *
No 32 tin* ^onnrrtlon villi Southern
Hallway at Kork Hill.
No. 33 Dinner At Ker?l?aw.
Xoh. $4 and 35 will rftrry pH?se.<cer?.
No*. II and IS have rennet tico at j
Marion with Sonthcrn Railway.
Samcci. IIt*NT>Gon. Mn'g'r.
A. Tairr, S?pt,
C B LcutKitr. Pafes. Agt.
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IN xANY SHAP
(i KANIT1C
1 >l? K&*MvJ) OK for liuil?Hna Vur^'?tn?.
< *1? r>HKT> for Ntm'lH. Ko;mU ???#'< .m-ivto.
WJJ.!, mVVll.MTTo miU> roMitKTJv <nt I\ V IU*EK rol'NMll >N*
A\I> i.lCMvl.'AI. MASoNUV ( HIvAPKU THAN r.KlOK WOl'K.
PAVING BLOCKS A STKCI ALT V
Tin- Lur#ext (.Jumry And Crunhlnif Plant in 0<u Siato. hul uatMM Kiirni.-Mcd <irt
nn v I>*aii<i4i(^ ('onstrucCion.
Stewart Btone Co
/ ('uirii uctor* And HuilUcr*. Colnniuia.
Man
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oh I*'.' ? <pu.
The Queen of Fashion
ILLUSTRATING THt CtLCOHATEO t |
McCALL BAZAR PATTERNS I
Established Twenty-Five Ye?r?L
Amonc the r*cular eontrlbntAr* arc Afrt Ii/tiian Abbo(tt I
Jhuyot lloit Cunoon , hYaitCf* M A Hiuoh, MC, el 0.5 I 're- ,
eminently the Fashion and Homo Jwurnul fo I I la- llUlllon, '
rcwf^t (iesij;ns. heading ?tylow. I'trfect paUeriia for {
adlea, ami t hildren. llomts dr? t>niukiuK Af>?I t
children'^ clothing. l'wtical Fashion Note*. Btfauti* "
fully llllihtralfd suis/;eiti of rhc Inte.st ?ovclti?m In J
clrt">s trlminlnt'H, mvk Wfjir and imlllmiy. l'ailoy Work, .
1-Kv? Making ami Alt Needlework StorlcH. Mother's i
Corner C'li i!ilri*ii*a Pngo. Kitchen hints ami receipts. j
I'Wfui and economical lint is of all kinds. A valuable, .
(lean houtehold paper for only (0 cent* a year.
l'<m may think you cannot afford another paper. Yon 1
4$fliiot a 11 on I to bo without It. Tim Uikkn or KahiioM (
will actually m v o you Iroin fifty to ftvo hundred times "
!*i twnvft ny w* unr?. - now to mane over oiu ureses, biocmiig*, gioves% cuiuireir* doming, I
ctc., etc.,% Tim way lo begtu real cconomy. ??P* I
FREE! FREE! FREE!
A PATTERN and any FOUR of the following standard hook", bound In white and Rold, new '
larife type, good paper, all sent/w, or the pattern and TWELVE sheets of music, such as I
would cost you 4u cont* each In a .store. 'delivered frte In any part of the United states or 2
Canada. If you send at once twenty five vJcent stamps for a now yearly aubserlptlon. We 3
lose money hy this, but once a subscriber always a Mtbscriwer. Can s^ldcr-Uie pattern any fl
tliuo. Mention the numbers of books you want. Don't wait 'till ita t</o late. ?
?. Tub Yd. tow Mask ? Wilkie CoJfnt.
j Kohoihu ihi Kum -Mn Af umlir. ,
5 Til* Oc rOKi)OW.? Mi? M. K llradtlon
4 Tiik Bag or Diamond* ? George M Ktnn.
5 I.adv UiACl. ? Mrs lltpiy Wood
6 Till Squircs I>a?i lino.? Charlotte M Marine
I TllE Shadow OP A Sin.? Charlotte M llrafiue.
8 Klvckih or A Iiaciiki on ? Ik Marvel.
9. Tiik IH'ckkm ? "Ttie Duchess."
to, SiNGi.k llpAKr ani> Hoi.'iii.E t'Ace ? Cha? R?aJe.
II. Cmt'Ktr ON TIIK IlKAKI II --Oa? Dicktllt.
I*. A WlCKfn (Sim..? Maty Cecil Hay .
>?, Mb* Cai'M ??* Obtain I.KCII'WI.*? D. Jcrrold
Pai 1 Pit Ha?'K ? Hugh Cnnwjv.
it A RuLtuS I.IIE.-Wilkie Collin*.
i4. Siurs That Ta*9 in tur Night.? B. Ilarradea.
ij, A Slt'OV IN Scahi.kt.? A. Conari Doyle.
18. \Vm>i>ki> ani> l'Anr?:i> . ? Charlotte, M. Uraeme,
19. Mv I.adv's Monbv --Wilkie Collin*.
10. Maiii, Wipe oa \Viik?w.? Mr* Ale?ander.
ji. Hack to use Otu Momk.? Mary Cecil Hay,
aj. A YtLl.ow Astkr ? tola.
13. III. ACK lt*AUTV ? Anna Sewell.
24 CiiAKi.oirt Tkmpi k. ?Mrs Rowaon.
jj. Tub IIbih ov l.YKNK.? Robert liuclianan.
j6. Tiis Mam in HcActc.'-t-Stanley J . Wcyiuua >
tj. Dodo.? K. F. llcuian.
Sisf.l'l \*i.V IlKl.l di:i? Sarah Grand.
J9 The IIikho IIaiiv. ? Marie Corclli
%o Il>iai.a.~ .Sarah (Iiurnl.
A<Mrew. THE McCAI.L CO., 46 East 14th St., New York.
TO MY PATRONS AND
FRIENDS.
1 take pleasure in thanjkin;^ you for your liberal patronage
you have given me i^rthp past few months I have been in bus
iness. I will state that! am in better position now to Serve
you with bargains thai} 1 have been. I know it.s hard times but
I have sold lots of goods since I have opened up. The way T
have dine it is selling close with small profits, and that is the
only way ft man eat. sell goods now and the only way they
ought to be sold as hard as times are,
I have just received a carload of flour and another on the
way. Also a fine lot of molasses I will sell cheap. Also nrthic
line of sugar, coffees, can gt>ods, wheat bran, and ail other gro
ceries. I will meet any piices 3 011 want; just try me is all I
ask.
I have bought a full line of farming implements such as traces,
hames, plow stocks, back hands, back-ba (1 hooks, repair links,
shovels, spades, pitch-forks and many other things too numerous
to mention.
I am headquarters on tobacco. Just ask your neighbor, he
can tell you; and many other bargains fie has uotten'and 3011
have miss by not cal ing in before you spent that in id-earned
dollar. I must say a great many of you have learuetj where
\on can make that dollar go tlfe iartherest by the hikvSou have
patrotiijv d.
I will buy all country produce and pay highest market price.
I will also sell you your fertilizeis cheaper than any other man
in Camden. Cotton jeed meal, acid and ammoniated guanos.
Don't buy them until you get my lowest prices. I mean, to sell
you if you come to-see me. I know how this great per centage
is and know exactly' how to cut prices to sell you the goods I
offer.
Remember you can buy a bugg)* cheaper front me tlian you
can from any one else.
I A in Yours Respectfully,
D. E. HINSON.
THE
DARLINGTON PHSOPHATE
COMPANY.
DAIil.INGTON, - - - S. C.
DEALERS IX ALL GftADKS OF FERTILIZERS. ? -
Our Brands
Cotton Stfed Meal. Pec Dec '2 1-2 per cent. Amouwted.' Red
Hull 3 per cent. Amoniated. Met ver's Choice 4 per cent. The
Darlington Tobacco Fertili?er. German Kainit. 10 and 12
per cent Arid Phosphate. Nitrate of Soda 12 and 13 j>er cent
Disolved Bone. Sulphate and Muratt; of Potafhv Hull Ashes
and Ground Aninral Bone*
Our goods a?t mode from the very beat South Carolina Rock
?nd the highest j?rade ingredients that can be had. We import
direct our K^nit, Murate and Sulphate of Potash and Nitrate of ^
Soda, and nothing leaves our works except the very best goods,
j We Tefer Xou to analysis of uoods drawn in difteront part# ot
the State/nd by the State Inspector, au$J analyzed by Clemson
Coll ex*' We will be glad to funudb.j^iy one with samples JU>
lierve analyzed before buying ls/vvc are not afraid of the test.
S^Lo ik to your own interested buy ubthing but the best
goods, that can be had at the X"
DARLINGTON PHOS
PHATE CO.
Jan 25th. 1894.