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CAMDKN, S. 0., JUNK 28, WOft.
t?tM?*oitif'\ioM Uatkm ; ? Ono ye?r, *1.00;
?in tnontlis, .'?0 cents ; three ninths, 2>
,"uon4?.
' ii atkm koh AnvKRTiniNQ : O |*? 1 1 niirjr
transient HdvertiMinentM, lirst insertion
s$1.0O nor HtjUHl o ; each mi, sequent in
.sortiou />0ceni? per square,
1 Catii rate* for Waat?, Lost ami Fnuml,
? ?fcc. , n<*t exceeding It vo linen, 2"? oent*
?*aeh insertion and /V cents per lino /or
each additional line.
tfiurtinctH loeala, 6 cents per lino oaclt in
Hortlon,
" Official ami lentil notices at the rate ?!?
lowed hy law,
'Kates for contract advovtisinu wi'l l>?* an
nounced upon application at tho office.
tCommunleations will l>e published when
of interest to the Konoral public ami
?n it of a defamatory nature. No re
snousihility will ho unsullied lor the
views of correspondent >>.
'H.oinUtanci'H by checks, drafts and po?lal
liloiloy orders should he made payable
- Ho W. I*. MoDOWKMi,
Camden, 8.
Tho County Executive Com
Mnittoo lius liecii called, by the
Chairman i.n?l secretary^to meet
to-morrow in eonncction with
'the convention.
'Col. John J. Dargun was in
'Edgefield on Wenedsday last
Jfor tho purpose of making n
speech, hut ho was "requested"
mot to tin s > ? and ho didn't.
fir
Alliance .licet ins*
Tho Kershaw Ciyhnty I 'ar
?mei'8 Alliance will meet on
Friday, the 12th day of July
mtyimo in the Court House tit
"Camden at H o'clock A. M.
* Officers for the ensuing Al
'Ijance ye.tr will b'd elected, cv
/cry Sub Alliance should he rep
<rosetited at this mooting. Tho
necessity for organization of
?4-the industrial classes w;is nev
'cr greater, and especially so of
tt l>e agriculturists.
James It. Magill,
I Vest,. K. C.F. A.
P: 6 ? Messenger p 1 e a s e
? cop y.
: Stock Argument* of* the <Jold
ites Dissected. J
{J \
*()ne (if the stock itrgumeuls
?of tho single or gold standard
.advocates is that by the rees
tablishment of our old bimetal
lic system, m< iioy would be
?cheapened, all values unsettled.
? confidence shaken and business
?depressed to theverpe of panic,
and another, that increased
facilities for transportation, im
?proved machinery and new dis
coveries of power and its appli
cation has enormously decreas
ed the cost of production and
?consequently the cost to tho
'consumer of many articles,
?while tho' wages of tho work
man lias increased, r>o that lie!
?can now secure more of tin*
comforts and necessaries of life
with his daily Q.irnin /,s than lie j
? 'v(M)jdd ill ISI.'l or since.
Now, what of troth can wej
'disc* vor in these two proposi
"tion#; It; the first place we i
?want to thoroughly understand
\\ h;\t is meant by cheap in ney
w l.ieh in y?i iti?X so unieh el
?evil an?\ desolation upon tiiej
'country- Onr sound inoiic\
(V) friends tell us if the ;jhmih
incut re-establishes the s\stcm
of free coinage which provail
?d prior to ls7.'5, and sr.nnp>
as o.vk t)0hi.\K what is at j ?r? ?> - 1
(^it prices about i i ft v ee.its
*worfh ol silver bullion, our
whole monetarv fabric t^old
?excepted) will sink to the level
?of that fifty cent dollar, the re
sult beine; that confidence wili
foe destroyed, further reduction
of values assured. and the
-country forced to repudiation
?or revolution. This, in Inief
?is cheap money according to
?the golditc id a. but r s it is
..simply a would-be tbeorv, and
as all theories should be based
oil the record and lessons r. I
?tb^ past, we can't see how this
l*erfect Health.
Keep the system in pcrfect or
Vlef "by the occasional use of
Tiitt's Liver Pills. They rcg
%ilate thebowels and producc
A Vigorous Body.
r<n-wcl headache , malaria, bil
lousness, constipaiioi^iad kin
<dred diseases, an absolute cure
DTUTTS Liver PILLS
%'?: X ? '
chew j) money idea can l?o veri
fied in >nct when We tuko in
to cornddeiution the relative
value (or ratio) of gold ami sil
ver for hundreds of- years, and
the jcrtam 'further tie vtrl<?j>
inent of the resources of this
<'?nintry, which process ol' de
velopment is yet in its infancy.
Any metallic substance tint
is recognized hy lie; world a*
Iniye a>> a money metal, on
which em government places
its seal and guarantee of value
as inonov nf final accounting,
1 will he circulating freely and
performing all the functions ol
money at its lace value lony
; altar all those ''sound inoney'
croakers have passed out of e\
istenee.
'1 lie second argument of tin
gold men ihut increased facili
ties for transportation, improver
machinery, &c., arc tho piiinc
factor? in the decline in price?
is not hased upon facts when
the impression intended to Ik
conveyed is ?h it all this inclu
in?g the alleged incrca.-e in the
wages of the workmen is duo
to the henelieeuce and sound
ness of our financial system.
1'he increased facilities for
transportation is the result of
congested capital socking in
vestment, of speculators seek
ing new fields in which to ex
ercise their peculiar talents, and
of the demand for the good
t hitigs of life with which our lan.l
was teeming Because of this in
crease in facilities for transpor
tation, our Hailroad commis
sions were created and annul
with powers to prohibit exces
sive freight rates, llnd thisac
jt ion not been takeiiv we would
now have hut little upon which
to congratulate ourselves in the
matter ol low freight charjcs.
at least .
Improved machinery and the
discovery and application of
new motive power arc morel v
incidents in the march of prog
ress Old machinery and old
methods l*ca me obsolete and it
is to com ju-t if ion , the scarcity
of money and a contracted cred
it, and not to t iic soundness of
our financial system, thai, we
may asciibe the starvation
prices lately ruling in nearly all
lines of t r.nlci
I will now take ??p (he lis'
[part of the cccond argument.
I la vis t!jc wages of tin- work
iligmen bet n increased since
1S7J? lhev? have not. Skilled
labor in. iv show rt slight in
crease on the face, but even in
this, we have no pr-'ccdeiit lor
the skilled labor of todav is of
a far higher order than that o!
twenty years age It is tolly to
say* that the avcrag" wage-ear. i
er is belter paid now than then.
In ad 1 i t ion to lower wages
and higher rents, the work
which formerly required thivi
hands to properly execute, can
now Ik? re.'ddy doir* with two.
ami in rn my instances bv one.
I will s.iy nothing about the
variou.: m a n u f a c t u r i n if.
industries woiking halt 'time, &*e
lest the reader will think lie
picture overdrawn, but I
i hink 1 h i\ c said < liough
to con \ iii' e the average
man that when the whole
I I ut h is wan'ed on ma t fers ol
finance, it nia\ be iti^t as well
not to ^ i t ? i a L^old ? : uoi ic a1 1 ?
voeate t ? ? 'jet i ; .
I ? c > j n c| ,'ul! \ .
^ Sch reck .
RUN DOWN WiTH
i DYSPEPSIA
STOMACH
Liver
/?' V AND HEART
\ v
- ? \ ' AMI' II f>
I ^ Almost ::i Df.sp.iir
Kul I 1 1 1 1 1 1 >
CURED
By Taking
AVER'S PILLS
"I ? r ! ' " i * ? * * i ? ?\M , | a ?t ??:(? O:
1 ? ! i ' is. i:> \\..| -I
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fiU V. I | |, ||lr O]
I .."il I H'?i w.i.'. ii ! r y j.mli
X j t T I ? . I . : ! .III.; | . I ^ 1 1 . ! . . w J ; . , 1 1 , ? ? . ?. f Mj 0:
M..IH.I. I. |,\, i ,| n,., f. o!
' '}? l ' ' ' ' Hi- i -'ill I h.iiiM Min-ly .||r. |
In .1 \\.i x |.||], ;i 1 1,| }! ?.j lir-'ji -.l iik'.OI
r:?ht .uv.i\. | t it*.. oi
situ II.. ? ?-Ti.iir.-1> u.-n. I ,1,,,.'! Know ,.r ?i
an>ll.hl- lli.It u,|| ,, ? l. - K ly relieve oj
nn.J ?-*?! ?? tli.? t.-i ril.tr MifT.-iiiii: ?.f ilvfc- ot
i A \ er'.H l,i!IvIV..|)l?v <?. Si
1 IS I TCI I. \ It |>, Hi<mI|<>, W.iihmi Co., N, ('. ?J
AYER'S PILLS I|
Received Hlghtfit Awards pj
AT THE WORLD'S FAIR oj
P OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOI
Col Dtirgiiu in IMgefl/ld,
A special from Wilgefield
8<i\s: "Col. John J. Uiiigiiii
| wjiH here today to fill an up?
j poinhnent to speak.
'IMorinined white men at-:
seinhlcd in ?)^ Win, Tliur
mond's olhce and deeid?d not
; t > allow him to speak. A
committee notified him theieol
D.trgan Miid he would speak
anyway it' requested dy a few
i'iii/.eiiH.
\Vhen the crowd heard thi*
they wore highly wrought up
[and only cooler heads prevent
ed them from taking him out
of 11. icon's ollice and railriding
I and rot ten e^ing him.
The crowd collected at the
loOice win re iie was and howl
ed lor him, but he gave assur
uuice he would not speak and
jthev permitted him to leave
town without doing him pel;
SOll.ll viol<MICJ."
Untold Agonies
Every Limb Ach >d With Muscu
lar Rheumatism
A Porfect Curo by Hood's 8arsa-?
parllla.
Tlio cuuho of rlu'iiiiiutiRgu i? lactic
acid in the hiood , which acenmuhtes
in tlio joints, and k'ivok Ua) victim nuch
drcndtul pains ai|(l aches, Hood's Stir
eapaiilla ncalrttn/es t ho acid, piti'ifies
the Mood and (tins cares rheumatism,
"Flveywus ago I luul my llrst attack
of lumbngo or muscular rheumatism.
I was iii bed two
weeks. I had a
good physician
but he did not do
me any good. A
friend recom
mended Hood's
Barnaparilla and
I Bent for n bot
tle. At that time
J ached in every
limb, especially
in my Imck and
hip. I felt as
though 1 had n
fever and for a
few hourH nt
night it was itn
possible tosleep. I suffered untold agonies.
Count ipnt ion wuh not tho least of my
troubles. I commenced to tnlio Hood's
j Harsnpntllla and felt n decided chnnpo In
j three days. I wna able to"feet out of bed
Hood's ^Cures
and Hit at tho flro In bourse of n week,
I can recommend it ns tho best remedy for
indigestion and dvHpHpHia I ever tried."
T. H. Pai.mkii, Abbeville, 9. C.
Hood 'a Plllr) nro tho best aftor-illi.ael
j pills, re; Ust M;;cstlor?, prevent constipation,
I Attention. Wheat (irow
eis,
1 have recent' y overhauled, and ndd? d
* Icet t?>, my *>r? It i nj_' cheats, and am bi t
ter prepared than ever (<? make good
Hour. Kerr ellort u 'll lie mule t>i sat
isfy mv ( list ifi [lie rs. A share i.f your pat
ronage i-i respectful! v solicited.
J. A. WATTS.
May 1 7 1 1 1 , 1H:?."?.
TO RENT,
Notice is hereby iriven that scab <1
hi Is for the rental of the Opera House
^^re tor one year w ill In1 received by
| City Council up to .Inly 1st, |s i.'?. |*o>~
se.-.>;on yiv?hi Sejiteinl er 1 - 1 , 1 .*>!>"?. C *< ?i i > i
I ? i 1 reserves the riirht to reject any and
? II bids. .!. I.. I*. It \S| N't ;T< >N.
( 'lei and l.'cc.ir<,er.
| Camden, S. ('.. June 4th. IS'.H.
TRESPASS NO
TICE.
,.!l parlies are f.ercl y furled len t ?
trespass upon tiie M> KacNaw Miil place,
ib. nil f.iur miles K i8t ??:' Camden fur
the purpose of liuniin.', limbing. ?>r cut
1 tin?x or luiiiliof? wood. l)isrcrtirdoi* <?'
(his notice w ill be dealt with to tin full
extent of (lit- l.i w .
T. .1. Wii 1 1 \M ->.
.1 line 7, 1 J )
i{i;(iisT!{\Tio\ mm.
The It io'? s of Weyi-tralion \\ :ll be open
| e.! in the t onnty Commissioner's otlice
in the < 'i ?n it J I oiixe, between the bonis!
j >t 1" a. in. and 'J p. in, as llie law directs J
tin- tii?t M<?!id i> in each iiu iitb, until {
i be first M<>nda v in. Inly. !* ?">. win n the I
I : \\ ie<|iiites tllclll clnsei I This is t" >r the [
I pnrpu- ? < t roistering nil pcr?.:u.* who!
? h i v r I '? t ?iiii" ? > * a^e or i-i! t it led to I'egU- I
'cr >iitcc hiM * lection ; t>. tran ter per
*<>:)- from 1 1 ? i s to another cmintr, ?nil
fi.'in one township to another, or fiom
! one residence to another. All this must ;
! 1 ?? lone before ?>r on the tir.-t Monday in !
i .filly, I S'.'.'i. '.okI ei 1 1 i tuMteH may lie re- j
new id to w it hi. i :'n .lays of t'?e cbction. j
a lid t lio-e W bo b come ot ago bet w veil '
l-t ot July an I th election may register ? i
.it auvtimc before election
j Those w lu> refused or neglect d toreff- |
I i-t. r before the l.ist ? lecti mi. cannot r?g- 1
! i.->! i r until tin. law is ? banned.
\\ . li. 1 1 Ol '< 1 1 1 , .-up< r visor of
lleiris! ration for Kershaw Co.
Probate Court Notice i
-
j The Act of the l.eyidnfiire passed
i 1 )ee. L'-tih, I s >0, so stijct and * -vere
I ae.iinst Kxecutnrs and Adiuiiii?lriitors,
j oiav be nnkn .wn ?<> thelo, therefore this
. no! ice is ^ive??.
Th" Act provides,- 1st. That they
[-hall make their annual returns in Janip
I ai y and February.
?nd. If they iit?gle< I to make such re
turn# in that lime 1 .Iin'ge ol Probate
? "forthwith" a?h:t 1 1 cite them to do>o.
itril. If they nrgicitt to do so, twenty
days after notice of the citation they
shall be 'adjudged in contempt," and
the Probate .Indue is '"repined" to at
tach them for contempt ot Court, until
such return is tnnde.
Hit. Defaulters shiM ho fined twenty
dollcrs for each and every day during I
which the default may continue.
Tiie reason of tho A? t includes Guar
diai.? anil TriisU^es.
c. U. II A ILK.
Probate fudge. , ,
L DUKE -
Cigarettes
Ksgh Grade Tobacco
ANl>
ABSOLUTELY PURE
,<i hi i !? n ? m?i
WANTED.
AeenU in every County in North C>r
o!in? ami Soul It Carolina to Hell ijotrffiern
grow n Kruit mid Ornamental VutnJ
Only a few vacancies now open. A good
chance for hustlers. Addrcns, ?
J. 1,. ALKXAXDIOIt.
( JnH'ney, X.'C.
May I7.li,
J. T. BUHDKI L,
CIVIL KXtilXKKH & 8UUVKY0R.
CAM DEN, 8. C.
Municipal Engineering, Surveying <>l
Lands am) Hub-Divisions of Tracts a
specialty.
LAUNDRY WORK, 7
Send your Hlankety, Curtains. Shirts,
( 'olhtr* ami ( lull's to the Columbia Steam
Laundry, C.dmnhin. S. C. . Prompt at
tention, reasonable juices and satisfa^*
lion giiHramct d.
CO LP Mil! A ST 10 A M LAI'MHIV,
May ilui
mm noticilT
I A II persons nie hereby fdrk'tly forbid
: -den to trespass upon my html* known a*
the McKae lunds. track No. .'5. a portion
ol tracks No*. 5, 0 and Id. Parties dic
retraiding this notice will dealt with t??
the full ex'ent <?f the law
J. M. II ALL
! May !?, JBU.i.
J. (I \\ WIUiAMS,
vA T'l'0 1 f X I : V -AT L A AV
Ami Notary Public,
C \ - -- S. ?.
Will practice in all the Courts of the
States.
fr.SF~t Mlice on Law h'an^'C in Sherifl'j
K. 15. Willimiis' utlice near the express i
? j 1 1 i <r? ? .
1)1 SI I WASH KK.
I wish to announce that I am ntrent in
thi" (onntv for the Climax l>isb Washer.
Kveivhody in the county should have
on.). It wa*h< s the dishes perfectly in
I wo minutes wit hunt put t i eg your hands
to I hem by simply turning r c.nnk. It
is one i ft he greatest inventions known.
V sa i.i | d 1 of t his Washer can lie seen at
Hie Chronicle olliep. Call there ?ml < x
amine it , or "all on tne tor n'nrlieelars.
P C. L. TPRXKH,
Hovkiv.s, S. C.
M 'IV !!1. ISO. 5.
J NO C. . WIFTERS,
Wholesale Grocer.
Wholesale Dealer in CIGARS
TOBACCO, e to.
No. 1 88 East Hav,
Charleston S. C.,
>
*??Poultry, Farm, Garden, Cemetery,
Litwu, Railroad end Babbit
Fencing.
Thonnftndrt of tnll?? in uifl. C?t?ln|tn?
k'Fme. Vrel(bt raid. 1'rloes Low.
'he HcMULLEN WOVEN WIRE FENCE CO.
lit. 110. U8?1U9H . &H:AW.I*4
m. i IIIIsl
? MANUFACTURERS OF
Doors, Sash, B'inds,
Moulding, Building Material,
Sash Weights and Cord.
OH A ULKSTON. - - - - S. C.
Purchase our makes, which
WQ gun ran toe superior to any
sold South, and thereby save
money. *
Window and ^ancy Glaus a
specialty, Juno ?9.
Notice To Trcspasrers/
All perfccna iir" hereby strictly f? >i -
tlon iu trespass lor the purpose ol hunt
ing, rt .M I ? i i ? v? or b?r urty ' otlier ptirpt >8t-.
whatsoever Upon tin* Zemp place, the
Wilton place and Trtvlor Held without
my ut-riniafcion. AN) <>nc found |J rTO
gaming (Ilia notice Will In- dealt with to
the full "Xtout of the lavs.
J. A. KIKllY.
Feb. 4th. lllO.V
i nic rosniox.
1 at tiOOD NA \. \ i; I KS
< i |T a ItANTKFD
15 V TIIK
S
(?a. Business College
In ui'diafcly <m completion <>f ski
glo ri'iiMcat oncdiall the ex
pense i>( . ?! Ii? * r colleges.
Munt have
I II TV MFX IX XRXT r,0 DAYS.
Write or wire inline diat<-|v ?<>
(j A. ni'SINKSS COLLKOF,
Macon ^ i ia.
i:n(; im:s,Ei
|{oili:rs.
AX I)
MA OHTN Kli Y.
I>?*alers In Kngineere' Sup
plies.
VALK & MURDOCK IKON
WORKS,
14 to 20 Hasell St., Charles
ton, S C.
Correspondence solicited.
April 12,'Vm.
"The Charleston Line."
South Carolina ?V Ueorgin
ltuil Road.
Charleston, S. ('., Mar. loth, 1805.
1'asseugcr Department.
Lv. ( -'S'on
A r? S>.inn.cvillo
" rregnulls
" Orangt burg
" Kingvillo
*' Coiumhi i
I.v. ( 'olumbia
Ar. Kingvillo
" Orangeburg
*' ( 'luirlcston
I.v. Charleston
" Unuiehville
" Dcnmaik
" I'.lnekvillo
A r A ufUKtu
Lv. Augusta
" BlnckviMo
" Denmark ^
" llrnnchvtUe
Ar Charleston
Fast TCi press, A^gust-v Washington
Witl: Sleepei s to and iro.?n Now York.
I.V. A ugusta 2, 25 p in
A r. A ik< n 0 '
I huiuiark 3 "?7
Lv. 1 )eumark ( 1<> a m
Aiken "10
Augusta 8 00
Daily Except Sunday.
Lv Camden H 55 a hi 2 45 p in
Ar. Kingvillo 10 2"? a in 4 ,V>
I.v Kingvillu l o ;*?"? (100 a m
A i* Camden 12 OlVvD in 8 15
Connections : "N*.
C yde S. S. Line Charleston, So. Ify., Co
lumbia, Through Stepper between
Charleston nnd Atlanta
li. A- Kmerson, Tralllt^M'g'r.
K. S. M.twen, t ien. Alnnaq^t,
(letieral ollico. Charleston . H. C.
( )lllO 1 1 IV KK iSc (JlIAItLKS
TON HAIL WAY COMPANY
Sidied ule in t Meet Dec, 1st, 185)1
Standard Kastern limp.
Northbound. Southbound.
. / J!4
1st Class. D..ily exceed Sunday.
v i* m ~ i? m
1 00 Camden 12 1 5
120 DcKulb, Jl .V?
1 32 West vi lie 1142
?_> n) koiKliaw j | 0jj
2 I.") IIe.Mli Sprint:? 11 15
2 20 Pleasant Hill D '0
2 It) Lancaster 10*0
2 55 Hiverside 10 .'12
2 o"> Springdell 10 20
.'5 15 Catawba Junction 10 10
8 21 Leslie 0 55
.1.14 1 p , f t ; 1 1 1 0*1 .r>
AO Newport 0 20
4(5 Tir/.ah V 18
4 2.) Yrfrkvillo 8 5?"<
I 85 Slut roil S :)8
4 50 Ili< koj*y (? rove 8 23
?"> 0 5 /'Smyrna H 10
5 25 ildaeksoui't; 7 45
i* M I' M
2nd Class. Monday,
W'ednrH.laV and
Friday.
:u
2nd CJ:".8J. Tues
day, Thursday and
Sat unlav.
7 15 Camden ?'< 80
7 4 .1 DeKalb 5 50
S(M \\'?-st villi; 5 25
s to Kei sbaw 5 00
0 00 Heath Springs 4 15
0 10 1 'leasant Hill 4 ('5
0 50 Lancaster 3:55
10 15 ) i, ? ; l ? < -
10 32 1 Uivers.de ( 4
10 47 Spiiiik'dell 2 25
11 32 Catawba .luiu tioll 2 10
1152 Lf-slie 1 00
1 4') lioek I fill . 12 40
?j iO X ewport in 4 ?
2 25 Tii /iih 10 30
:: o."? Yorkvillo loo ?
3 ) Shanoii o is
5"? Iliekor v (trove s ???
I 12 Smvrna 8
I 10 lUaeksbmg 8 00
i? M a M
II 12
2nd Class. Daily oxeept Sunday.
\ M I' M
x i't IFaeksburg. S 4">
9 05 K a r I e s S 28
0 15 I'atterson Springs. S
0 40 Shelby 8 03
10 1 1 I.attlmorV. 7 ir.
10 23 Mooretboro 7 00
10 4.% ll?H?i?*(ta. ? r,0 j
1113 Forest City C. 13
1 1 40 jJutherfonlfon. 5 50
11 57 Millwood 5 .T
12 2<"? (Jolden Valley. 5 *7
12 27 Termiuiil City 5 14
12 10 O|pnwo??d, - 4 4rt
1 05 U"pImom 4 41
1 15 M.irion. 4 25
v m. m r M
No 32 ha? connection with Southern
K /til way at lioek Hill.
No. 33 Dinner at Kershaw. *?
Nos. at anrt JW-wiJIearTy paswntfer*.
Nof. 11 and IS have connertics at
Matlon w ilb SoWtitf^n Railway.
? * Ilt NT, <ien. Mn'g'r.
A. Tfctrr,
i U C-*ft. Taaa. Agt.
C J
TO MY PATRONS AND
"FRIENDS.
I tilko pleasure' in thanking you for your Jiberal patronage
you have given me in the past lew mouth* *1 have been in bus.
incss. I will state that I am In better position rtOw "to servo
\ uu wiiii bargains than 1 have been. I know its hard times but
I have/sold lots of goods since I have opened up. The way 1
have /iune it is selling close with small profits, and that is the
only way a man can sell goods now and the only way they
ought to be sold as hard as times are,
I have just, received a car looU of 'flour and another on the
way. Also nr. fine lot of molasses 'I will sell cheap." -AM& a fine
line of sugar, <:o flees, can goods, wheat bran, and all other gro
ceries. I will meet any pi ices you want; just try mo is all J
ask. ^
1 have bought a full line of farming implomerits such traces,
Lames, plow stocks, bark 'bands, back-ba .d books, repair links* '
shovels, spades, ^itch-forks and many other things too numerous
to mention. '
1 I am headquarters on tobacco. Just ask your neighbor, ho
can tell you; and manv^ther bargains he has gotten and you
have missed by not oaring in before you spent that batd-earneh
dollar. I must say a great many of you have learned where
^ou can make that dollar go the fart hetest by the one you have
patronized. , ,
I will lmy all country produce and pay highest market price.
I will also sell you jo>ur fertilizeis cheaper thaln any other mall
in Camden. Cottojficed meal, acid and ammoniatecl guanos.
Don't buy them until you get my lowest prices., Imean to sell
you if you eome to see nib. I know how this great per ecntage ,
and know exactly how to cut prices H sell you the goods I
?m'r- " " - . ' J
Remember you can buy e. buggy cheaper from me than yoti 'Hi
can from any one else.
I Am Yours Respect fully,
D. E. HINSON.
(Tkani 1 1: '
IN ANY SHAPE,
DUKK^Kl) 011 KOU(.iII for Uuihlinir Purposes. a*
CIU'SIIKJ) f<yf StreHs, Itoads or (\>ncrotc.
WILL COXTKACTTO ,K^WJ) CONPRKTH OK KT IUtER FOl'NDATIOXS
AND <M0NHh\\tf-M^OXltY CIIFADKU THAN 15KI0K WoKK.
PAVING BLOCKS. A SPECIALTY
The Lurj/e?t (Juarry And Crushing I'lant in the Snute. KstimatCS furnished oi\
any char.u -.tor <?l I!ail\liu^ Construction.
SBtone Co.^
Contractors Anil Builders, Columbia, S. C.
March -9 ? cm.
IT OrilKS USE IT CURfcS
CX)M)S fiWl w ?Wf W Rheumatism
CUTS "J" W fl. Neuralgia
BRUISES . | A II ? Toothache
SORES AND * ? Headache and
HURXS. pQp Chilblains.
For sale by all druggists at TWENTY-FIVE C'FNTS.
. THE T. X. L CO., Columbia. S. C.
= . , ? -i ;j
FOR TOBACCO,
I /" ?
'USE
Read Fertiliasei4 Compa.^
ny's
TOBACCO LEAF
/
Prepared especially for the growih of Tobacco, on formulas ifc
use by our Company for many years in its Virginia and North
Carolina tobacco trade. Prices low. For particulars address
&
READ FERTILIZER CO.,
88 j Wall St., New York, or Charleston, S. C.
^ Plant Bed Cloth lor sale.
NOTICE.
I w i.-h to inform my numerous tii. ivls
ami customer* Muip I nm still at my ? ?!< )
staii'l on Di-Kalb r>! where I tru-it they
will not f.ii'jjrt t.) call on nio. My work
is too \v* ll known in this community to
noc<l any recoinmcn<hition. I only ask
tl.at my irien.ls will continue to yivc mi*
their prttronaK''- I i.< f;i?*t ioi ? r.ml juices
uuaranftvd. Ocs.ii i to r? tain all my
l oM customers, I mi,
Youis V cry Kc?;t.eclfullv.
I I) AX 11USKINS.
itNEW M A N AG KM E XT. it
Notice is liereby given tc 1 1 ie !
people of /'amden and Ker
shaw county that I have leased i
thejQflTndon hotel, formerly the
Latham House, and respectful
ly solicit a share of their pat
ronage. The tabic supplied
with the best the.market af
fords. Pa.es * 1.50 p^r day
for transient boarders. Reduc
tion made for boarit^ra- by the
month. Very Respectfully,
J. V. BRUCE,
july 19. * Manager.
IM.I.LSflll: MA RIj
I ? ?
AS A 1 > I S I N'K EC T A X T.
Every Dai-yniin, Liveryman t)?d keep
er < f ?l^ni. ?>!!?? an m ils hi Mn bles should
j provide i'.,r their health l?v a daily use ol
Ma. I in
[STALIN, a\i> beddinO.
It will more tlian pay ior its cost in
tin* one think alone. Every one who has
tried il in privies, sinks ami drain?, linn
1 noted i; s mnarKuVde disinfecting powerH
NonilNt! I.IK E IT
T<> aesorh all obnoxious passes anil
iliorou^hly <Hsinfe?'t the premises.
AS AN Al'.SOliBANT,
It is nn<jiicstiOnal)le. It lias .is strong
chemical aflinity for itruonia. Where " m
manure ysiids and j?i It?s ^ru sprinkled ?
with it. i. nee ?>r twice n week', all qj t?ho
ninonia is retained. Otheiipst; itisevilj^
ornt?-d, or leaehed out by tlio rains.
The l>' st :i/i icnhuml authorities ngreo
that it is wfth moie than itH cost ft? \
ngfi'iit.
/ BOTH OK THESE CONSIDERA
TIONS
\V)\p Hrfti:lH to keep their premise* ?
heathy, nnd add to the
VALUE OF THE MANURE
Sho^d use the Jngfatflde 'CWcia^l
M*rl/
If not for **1*- l?y your . local dealers ,
order j>f in, _ ljar. talCLbylhfi. barrel,,
or carload.
fngleside >Iintog & MTg. Co#y?
JuTtiis JL'Koster, Gen' I. Mg*.
Charleston, S. C.