The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 26, 1895, Image 2
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CL'1.'?
v In tho^Charleston Democrat
ic County Convention the re
u munendation of t In? Kxecntive
Committee that the del elation
from that county to (he consti
tutional convention he equally
divided between the Conserva
tives and Reformers was reject
ed, and Charleston will scud a
...? full delegation of U'onscrvat i ves
to the constitutional conven
tion,
Senator Irhy's \ieu-*.
A Special from \ 'nion, dated
July 22nd, says:
"The candidates for the con
vention spoke today in the
court house, defining their pos
itions. There are onl\ linir
|
candidates.
Senatorlrhy advocated white |
supremacy, opposed prop.-rfy I
and educational ipialiticat ions,
favored ^ivin^ the election < ? r j
judges to t he people, ex tend in;/
the homestead to pre.
serving the two mill school ta> f
as paid l>v white.; lor whites,
l>y blacks for blacks, leavin :)
the poll tax a^ it is, nboli-dtinti
the South Carolina College and
t Ik* Scuth ( 'arolina M ilit tr\ i
Academv, lt i v i 1 1 ^ the public
school fund to the pritnar\
schools, and the liberal support
ol C letnson.
lit* COllM lit >1 solve the rid- I
(lie of disfr inchisinj: blacks and
ii'.t whites, hii t the < ;^rs are
setting that will hatch and d ?
vclop t he plan of preserving
white supremacy and white ci ? - 1
i/enship intact.
I le was a friend of I he dis
peusarv Imt violently denounc
<?<1 the feature hy which ( 'ireuit |
?ludiics sent white violators to J
tin penitentiary for contem: I of ,
court where their heads wore!
I
shaved as felons, citing Unit m! I
States , I ndge Simonton com
mitting tlieni only to jail for
? he same ollenee.
Senator Tillman s \ icu s.
In a speech :il a campion
meeting in 1 ? now .*11 on last
Tuesday Senator Tillman s iid j
4" \ have pi\ en a meat deal
of thought to thi.> matter. The
1 jth amendment is an in-upc r
a hie ha v to a pe t inaiiei 1 1 ;i 1 1 i
last log arrangement. A a \
scheme that inav he adopted
can only Ik- temporary and
w ill be largely dependent on
white unity, a- i! is upon tin
administration of the law rath .
er than in ifs language we inu-t
rely. I his has been t he e:i-i
with the registration law and
the ( igbt I h>\ law. As lou^- a>
'no (liseriinina1 ion on aeconnt
of race or color' can he made,
eyeii an educational ? | u a 1 i r i ? * : ?
tion pure and simple would on
ly serve its purpose of disfran
chising the negro while he re
mains ignorant. I low can
we disfranchise illiterate ue
groe.s without at tlr? same tim.
taking the right of suffrage
from t Ji same class of whit"
men? It is easy enough and
cannot he called a fraudulent
system. The M is.sissippi con
stitution provides that even
voter must be registered and
that the applicant for registra
tion must* be able to read a
clause in the constitution or to
be able to understand and ex
plain it when read to li^u, TlieJ
right to judge of the latteAresIs j
with the supervisors ofrcgistra
lion. If the applicant can read
he must bo registered and
the iv Co 10 bo allowed to vote.
It bo cannot , it is easy to see |
that the negro could not under
stand, while the whit ? m;?n
would. This is natural as the
whites **ro a more intelligent
rnce, Couple a provision lor
bidding; registration niter eon
viction for crime, and reijuiie
the applicant to be also | ?
sed ol a good moral clia: actci
and you can see how m m\
thousands t j t negro will In* di.
tran< hised without I'raud 01
without i 1 1 ( 1 1 1 m ' i n ?_r on the 1 nil
amendment to thel JuitcdState*
(Constitution. Should we cwr
luive a government that would
appoint registration olliceis who
wanted to enroll the n? gi'oes
as voters this scheme wo-dd
not work. l?nt there is a dif
ference ? lu t ween hiving it in
the eoiistitution and depending
on thoei^ht box and registra
tion law*. A defeated minori
ty of white men eould ne\ er
obtain the control of 1 1 ? * ? g?>v
e? ntnent by u>ing t he ir gro
Vote. Stu b a minority must
obtain c>nt rol ol t In; g verm
mens by obtainim; a white ma
jority first and it would then
have i.o need ol the negro
Another safeguard would he
| to provide that no illiterate per
son tailing of the necessary r *
muircinents for regi>lntion he
eligible ;t Iter t ho first ele-umn.
j and I hat alter live \ ears I lie re
ipiir m nls lor registration he
, the ability t > read and write
. pure and >iinj?le. This w ould
j act as a spur to iie-n of both
races to lit tlieius* Ives for tin*
suffrage and would in>t perpct
(Uatc t he con fesscdl v obnoxious
j but iiecessarv pro*. i-ion ol
; 1 1 ii! ting; to the judgment of l he
I mi per \ isor. The charge that
such a system would perpetuate
' di >hoiie>t elections islalse."
Kale* (?'<n nil i lit; (lie I, led ion ol i
Pclcira Irs In 1 lie < oust i I n
I ioaal Coin nil ion.
The f Oil lowing resolution^ j
were adopted l>\ the State !>ein j
o.'ivi t ic I* \. ( 'mil at its in ctinj.'
held on tin? loth o| M;n , 1 N
to j^iiVt I'll the elect if .11 of dele
L'.'iti's to llit* c ? 1 1 > I it ii I ionnl cm:
win ion in t ho I >? mocra t ic pi i- 1
marv which takes place on tin*
With in-t:
A | iriir.a? v * 1 ? ction is herein
ordered to ho hold i n cvei \
cm nit \ in t lie State ? >n the -'{Oth j
? lay of .1 iil\ n e \ i . at whieh cv
crv w hite \ oter in I his State
shall he enl ii led {?> vote, who
will make pledge to the mana
gers comlut iiiLr ill 'election tint
lie will s 1 1 [ ? J ?o i t the iiontiliei s of,
such election on t lie day of t he i
election to he held on the ord i,
Til. s la v in A n<*n>t for dele
gates to the State ( oii-t itutioii j
:i 1 ( 'on von t ion Kaeh ( o. I . \ I
( 'oin. > hull appoint ."> iiimii i^er
;i nd 1 clerk t> > it > 1 < 1 such elec- ,
t ion. Two of the managers shall .
he Kef) u ui"! s a ml I manager |
and the < dork shall he ' omscrv
a 1 1 Ves. i >r \ ic ? versa The p d Is
?di ill h : open from S a in to I '
p. tn
Kach can. lid ates for the con
stitutional convention slnll. at j
least 1 1 1 d;ivs lid rc t lie said
primal \ ele t ion , ti c' lus pled :v
\\ I ( ! i the el i a 11 III ill of ! he * '< < ,
l\\ < "in t hat lie will abide the I
I esiil I n| I i i e elect i' ?n all I sup
port the tj. ni i nees df t ho part \ . !
end ic \ Oe |<?r a 1 1 \ c ind <1 .to j
shall he ?? united w ho has faile 1 !
'o -lull pled jfl- .
I o p|i \ III -lie si i i^' e pop j
Neuralgia j
ATTACKS THE EYES
Makes
THE LIGHT
U nbeai able.
PERMANENTLY CURED
15V I I N > ?
Ayei*'s Pills
?'My J 1 1 1 1 ? ! \\ is I" ??
of ln'ii i ri Ijjl.i \v!n<*li <\ivm>>I I i i
^ i ?-.? t p. tin :in<t sti!T<-l lit.; I fan ?>
wi re )>? i :i?- : ]>;i I tv ;i t ?? >itt In- > ><??. .io-I In*
of I oil lui'l I" r >-111:1 tn hi a >lai ki'itri! r? in,
Itol I'i-iii^ ;i) !>? In Mawl llu'iii'lil .\>.i
Pills I'Hiijj r?-?-i>iii!iu'!nli?il. tic 1 1 1 ? - ? I tli> i:'.
II -I It II Kin- I i (? 1 1- > .n-li lii.Ml. TIi>-\ \ > i \
?<"?n nfT>T'ti''t r<*tirf ' ' y |>i-rn-n
it- lit <Mir'v I .-tin a ?tr"ii;: ' ? I ? i lull ??
?>ni',-n*y .'f Aji r'< 1'ili-. am! *\ oi:M nil
I without tlx in (or i' ii 1 1 ii >? - < tin it
coni Mm M k I m i?. ? r. I ?l ??* 1 1 \ . 'I ? *
"I have iisi'<l \y<>r's I'tlls tuin> family
f"r f>>rty v>ars. ainl ii^anl th^in sis 1 1 :
\>-ry Ix-st I'm-lo MaIitin- IIaschik,
Lake Cltv,
AYER S PILLS
Roceivod Highest Awnrds
AT THE WORLD'S FAIR
pin^j of candidate* 1 1< > votes for
delegates shall hccoiiuted which
dues Mot contain the mimes of
ciinilidat.es who have signed I ln^1
pledge of the s ; 1 1 1 h' * number us
the it tun her of delegate* to
| which Mich c? tint) is entitled
under I he A <*t call'n^ the con
' ve nt ion.
The sccomI pi imai y shall he
j iieid on Auu. l.'i, lNlh>, i! ncc
I cssarv, according to the rules
of the pai l \ , and t he same man
a j^ers shall servo. All existing
; rules ol 'this committee hereto
I lore ad')i>ted are hi rehy real
tinned when nut inconsistent
wil h t lie fort <r< ? i i?i_r .
r~y
The State Democratic Kxec
ntive Committee, rccojrnizinjr
; the fact that there are (actional
j dilferences existing in thel )t inr
: ocra'ic part y. earnest ly mu^csU
to tin? Democrats ot the State
to .< < 1 1 1 ire such (actional di()er
c i ices iu ihe election of dele
gates t > tiie const i' ut ional con
vention u.'id let each candidate
st. in I on his merits
That
Tired Feeling
Means (lander. I( is a nciJouh
colli I i ( i< * 1 1 and will lead to disan
trous results it it is not over
come at once. It js a sure si^u
t li.it (la1 hlood is impoverished
and impure. The hest remedy itj
MOODS
Sarsaparilla
\\ liich makes rich, hea It h \ I > loot I,
ami i litis j?ivcs sti cu^th ami elas
| ticilv h> Hits muscles, vl/t>r to
the iuain ami licallli ami vitality
l<> every part of the hod/.
Hood's Sarsaparilla positively
Makes the
Weak Strong
"I \v ;i ' I roulded for a Ion#
time with a tired feeling and
|o-s ot appetite. Alter taking
three hollies i ? I Hood's Sar>apa
rilla n :ili !to..d\ V,. ?.?,(. .I.i.- i'ilk,
my strength is i-ouiiu^ hack am}
my appetite is restored lor which
1 am ?rr:iteful." M us. It \< u i n 'it,
4<? tl'tfrM'll St., Pharlston, ?S. (J,
Hood's
ant!
Only Hood's
ii p ? >><? o;isy t<? Intv. easy to
llOOll S I illS t;iki\ ??a-y in rlltvt. iJo.
War.'ed ?o Bay
A parly w isius to 1 > ii >' I wo lui-li
i'is i<f wl.in- i w :iml In- i ? ? ? ] > I ? ? k L 1 1 1 :i I
? 1 1 \ < > 1 1 , ? InViti" soim* f ? ? r H :i 1 1* will
'??I It In' k f| . vv ii :i I this i. Mire.
\ I tcnlion. Wheat (irow
CIS,
I haw icici't1* ovrhmi !*??!, nnci ?? ?di it
Irr* t ?, my ! . ? ? ' 1 1 1 1 tr ? lic-ts, ami miii 1m t
tor ) >rt* | r? ?? i than < \? r !?? iti:i k mil
l^ii r. !?: ?-i \ ? ? H"? ?r f will In* mile I ? > s.i!
i-Uy my < u^toim t<. \ shnr ? I 'y?mr pat
l'"ll;!;.'r |S IVpl't'l tllll V S-'|lt\to?l.
.1. \. W A I'l'S.
M ; I V I," tilt I
IJAUNKS1 IIOMK SCHOOL,
Lent i r. N ( ' .
Tl i i?s --i lii >. .1 is a ( ' h ris| ian fa ni I v s<-ln ml
lor lit'iffii or twenty unoil l?oy?, an. I ln?
?in- ii^ tilli v ;ir 1 1 . ? \. t *M'ptiMiil?t'i\ To
ili> <<?'.. id! a Imv can I <? ? ? ? 1 1 1 willi tar as
>iir;inri' f 1 1 :? t In- i* 1 1 1 1 < I ? i the lu?sf .nfliH'ii
ic- al). I rlij..\ill'^ tlii- l'i-.--t ?inMU'i.i t ii ill s :
a I si , I ??!!! In ? i.- i i in ? 1 1 m ii on^li i;is ( i nr
linn, -i 1 1 ? I is In-ill^ tan-jilt habits of imhis
t r\ . |f*i -i", i i i'iici' . si 1 f -ft 1 1 a m e a I il ^ t r i ? t
i i ? f ? ??_? i it v. i ? i hi ^ In ys aii' |>r? I.th'.I.iumI
no bail ones n ?? t'i \ I. It you liavi'ii
?jik iI In v w 1 1 1 1 n i \nii v. :s!i tlois Iraiiu'il,
?ill 1 1 -r ? >ii i i ' a t . i ' - 1 1 1 1 ? . lli^!<>t n-l'iT i
. ii - a :i I t ?-( i ii i ii ?? I * it "i ii. \ I il r ss I
I I IIAIAI S, \ H . I 'ii mi | i.i I . j
Sam.) I la nil VitIy AI u School J
* i ?
I lie only I I ijjli ( i rade IJeard
i 1 1 < : School in Kastein Car
1 1 1 1 ui for Hoys an. I Voting
Miii. I\\ eel lent literal^ soci-i
clics, ii iiii j ? 1 ? ? 1 1 * 1 1 1 1 s 1 n e s s course i
' * i ? I \ tlic !i > t class. of pat r m - j
; rj i ' solicited. ( > 1 1 1 ? catalogue
will sin i\\ wh.it ci 1 neat ion
1 1 1 1 ' : 1 1 1 s lor a i?< > v licrc, Sen< I
I' r niic
I * u i n ? i. W i !? ? ? n . 1 'i incipals. .
Sent land N c- K. N. ( '.
j)aviilsoi| ('ollcot1.!
1 1 A \ 1 1 ? > i i N . \ ('.
1 lit \ -ninl li \ e:i t I ?? i ii - Scpl . '
1-Jlli. 1
Nine 1 nst nti'tors, am;>lc Lai) '
? a itoi iey. < ' ilnnet \ pp:tral tis. I
1 ,i! rai ies, 1,\ atliiiLT !{oniib.(i\ in- j
imsinin. I>i!i (I round*;. Tennis
('onrts, \e,
( / lassie. 1 1,
Mat heinat ic.d,
ScicMil ilre.
Literary,
Biblical,
Commercial.
Send for a .?atalopuo.
J. IV SHEA UKK,
President.
Jul) 12, Sin.
DUKE
Cigarettes
bw.
W DukoSons *Co. \
r IMC AMERICAN TOBACCO CO.
? Ut * ???(?II
OURHAM. N.C. U.S.A.
Ill A O t FKOM
Migfi QjatSe Tobacco
JLtiU
ABSOLUTELY PUHE
Another Chance.
H
The registration law provides
that in off years the books vf
registration bhnll be kept open
the lirst Monday in ever)
month In election years they
>hall be kept open eaeh month
until the lirst Monday in July.
The constitutional convention
election being a special t lection
the books must 1*0 kept open
until the lirst Monday ef the
month proceeding the election.
In accordance with this the At
torney (icneral has instructed
tho Supervisors of Registration
to keep their books open on
the first Monday of August.
T. IUJRDLLL,
CIVIL KNCINKKU .V: SlJUVKVOK.
('AMI)KN, S. ('.
Municipal Ki?^iiHH'rin<?, Surveying ol
1 <iin<ls unit htib-Div isinns of Tracts a
snecialt v .
It
Semi voiir li'mikcty. Curtains, Sliirls,
Collars ami < > u lis to the Colli ml >ia Sloain
! ii i ? ? ? i i v , < \ > i ii in i ?i a , S. C. l'roiii| t at
trillion. rt-iiMonal lc priccs and satisfac
tion i!iuiranic< <1.
Col.C.M II ! A STKAM 1-AI'N1)I! V.
May .'tin
j. (i w wuwm,
ATTOItXI'.Y - \T LAW
Ann Notary 1'uhliu,
Ca.mihin, - -- S. ('.
Will practice in ail i in* Oo?:rts of fii.
States.
S.iSF < ? Mice on Law 1* :i i* in Sin-rill
K II. William*' o lice near tin* express
ollice.
J NO C. WIFI HRS.
Wholesale Groeer.
Wholesale Dealer in CIGARS
TOIiACCO, etc.
No. 1 Kist Hay,
Charleston S. C.,
IP]
j If i
1 1-\ million cow
AN I)
SI I hlil' MIDI'S.
I ?rv I lint C<>\\ i li ? K'> I'Jcpci tL
I >ry Salt ,...!?<? per tl ?
I I r?-t * 1 1 Suited I'01'
t I ivcii < 1 . c per It
I I' l l' Skills I1'! >? per II.
lift s Wa \ '.7 c per !!?
Wo. > I White, no li arrs ! 1 to l:l'..c t ?*.? r H>
i
W??.ilt l.l.u k, no 1'iiirrs 7 t ?> e jut 1L
sliccp Skin- . 1<) tu r.o c i arli
i'iiw nil ?i-;s and sii!:i:r iiidks a !
Sl'KCIAI.TV.
,1. \Y. \V ATKINS.
N'.t. \n*?in Street. War Market, 1
<'ii .v i ; Li:sr< ?n, s. o.
I II u?* - s.
u rn a i1
ill a mm,
? MANL'PACTt'ltKRS OF
Doors, Sash, B'inds, I
Moulding, Building Material, I
Sash Weights and Cord.
CI I A RLKSTON, - - - - S. C.
Purchase our makes, which
we guarantee superior to any
sold South, and thereby save
money.
Window and Fancy Glass a
[specialty. Junu 29
II you have neuralgia don't have
it any iiioi'i*, I, X L. ?ill cure you.
For auIu l?y nil <1 Send for
circulars. Price 25c, Prepared by
r. X. L. Co., Col u 111 l?i# , S. (J.
Our Le?d?i Liver 1MI? cures i ? 1 1 -
I lo'ifsnt-bf , siik loa.iut-los tndiy<*?
tion, I'tc. Sj ii> | i I (? li<t\ lis mail 1 5c.
Try inein. 'J'. X. Co., i S 1 1 .Main
Si i ct I , ( 'ol it in Itin, S, (
rIM'J IM >SI'I I < ) N
.\T <;<>??!? S \ |..\ IM KS
m ( i l' A K A NTKt\l> i %
JL ItVTIIK M
(ia. Business I'dllege
III iii.'diatrly on ?-oin|>ictii>ii of si.i
1 * ? t I ill I ,tt \ 'III' - 1 11. 1 1 llu- \ ?
| ii ns?> .i1 i ? I li ? ? r i'olli'jj'cs,
M ust lia\ o
KITTY. Ml N IN MAI t.o DA VS.
\\ rili- or wii?- iiiinicliatrl v ? ? ?
(i Ill SIN I.S.N COIJ.KI . i:,
M .icon, iin.
i;n( j i n i:s,=T
-jiHOILFJIS,
AND
MA (MI I N K1 i V.
Dftulcrs In Kn^iueers' Sn ] >
plil'S.
VALK & MIJKDOCK IKON
WORKS,
1 I to 4J0 I lust 11 St., ( 'harlc.s
ton, S ('.
( Wn'SponiliMU't; solid t cm 1.
,\ |iril I :$in.
"ThD Charleston Line."
South Carolina \ (J con
Kail l?o:i<l.
Charleston, S. May 'Jiitii, 18'.'5
l';iKs?'M^cr I >> |i;i: (iiifiit .
Lv. ( Is.ir'osti'ii 7 _?) :i in
,\ r. S i . 1 1 ? 1 1 . ( ? r v i lh
" ( > I; 1 1 1 burjj
" Kiii^villo
" ( ' ( > ! u 1 1 1 1 > i t
Lv. ( 'olnmhin
Ar. Kin'^ville
" Oraii^i-bui ^
'' ( 'hai lfstt >n
:ia
-11 111
Lv. ( 'Iturlost'iM
" liraiu'livil'e
" Diinnaik
" lllack villi*
Ar A ufustii
Lv. Augusta
" I'dark villo
" I >?' n n> ? r lc
*' llranch villi!
Ar Charleston
Fast E\*i?ri'S8, A'Jf'naa iV in?rtoit
W jtl: ^lf'(?j>'?rs to from New York.
Lv. Au^ustA 2 25 p in
Ar. Aikt n 0 J
I >vnniark 3
Lv. Denmark 1 < > a in
Aiki-ii l'?
Augusta 8 00
Daily ISxrept Sunday.
Lv Camden S 55 n in 2 l "> p in
\r. Kmev illo 10 2"> a in 4 55
Ly KiiiKvillc* l0.i!"? <> 00 a in
Ar Camden 12 0.Vpm 8 15
( 'oniioctions :
C'yde S. S. Line Charleston, So. L'y.Co
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii a , Thromrh S* ???.?(>% r between
( 'hai h-ston ami A i Inula
L. A Knierson, Traill H'e'r.
1'!. S. Mow. -11, < it'll. M;UI!?mTj ?
( ieneral oHice. Charleston. S. C.
OlIU) lUYF.Il ^ C/'IIA KLKS
TON UAILWAY COMI'ANY
Sclicliiltf in t lTt't'l Dec. 1st,
Standard Kaatern time.
Northbound. Sijuth
1801
humid.
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l~t Class. I >.vi!y i-xre;4 .Sunday,
r m i' m
1 (i<) Camden 11' 15
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Went ville ll 42
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2 5
K ershaw
I fohlli Spi iiiL'S
Fleasant Hill
1 .a neaster
K i vt'Vsitlo
Sprimrdi'll
f'alaw I >a .1 ii:hm ion
I A-slio
l.'oek Hill
Newport
Tii'/.ah
York villi;
Sharon
1 1 ieJtorv (irovc
Smyrna
IJhii'k.sotir^
?_*??< 1 Class. Mi niday,
Wednenlay and
Friday.
1 1 ?;;?
11 15
I I 'o
10 .ro
io 32
10 20
10 io
?I 55
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day, T!mr.*d.iy
Saturday.
Camion <
I), Kalh I
West villi" 5
Kershaw 5 oi
Heath Springs ? I"
Pleasant Mill I o:
Lancaster 3
Hi verside
Sprin_'dtll
Cat a w l?a am ti' 'II
Leslie
Lock II ill
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Tji /all
York ville
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?J ml Cla"". I )aily i-xi'i'pt Sunday.
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10 1 1
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10 15
11 l.?
1! 10
11 ".7
12 ?0
12 27
12 50
1 05
1 1 5
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iJnthorfordton.
Millwood
(iolden Valley.
Terminal City
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No $2 litis c??nne?'llcn *ilii Southern
ll.iilu ay at liork Hill.
No. S3 Dinner /it Kershaw.
X.M. and 35 will e.irry pnsnencer t.
No". 11 and 12 have connerticD at
Marion with S?mthern Jtailway.
s \ mi'ki. II i'nt, <ion. Mr'jf'r.
A. Tuirr, Sui?t.
Si H Lcmthi!*, Gta. . Agt. |
TO
1 take pleasure in thanking you lor your liberal patronnge
\ou have given me in the past lew months I havo been in bus.
iness. 1 will state that I am in better position now to Servo
)ou Avitli bargains than 1 have been. 1 know its hard times but
I h/ve sold lots of goods since I have opened up. The way I
l:atfe done it is -selling close with smalt profits, and that is the
only way a man can sell goods now and the only way they
ouyht to be sold as hard as times are,
1 have just received a carload of Ihmr and another on the
wav. A Is^ a line lot ol molasses 1 will sell cheap. Also a fino
line ol sugar, coffees, can jmods, wheat bran, and all other gro
ceries. 1 will meet any pi ices 3011 want; just t yy me is all 1
ask. " *
1 have bought a full line offarming implements siujh as traces,
I, anics, plow stocks, back-bands, back-baud hooks, repair links,
shovels, spadc^ pitch-forks and many other things too numerous
to nicnt iun.
I am herdquarters on tobacco, .hist ask your neighbor, he,
can tell you; and many other bargains lit? has gotten and you
Itave missed by not cal'ing in before you spent that hard-earned
dollar. I mast say a great many of you have 1 learned where*
)ou can make that dollar go the fartherest by the one you have
patronized.
1 will buy all country produce and pay highest market price.
1 will also sell youMonr icrtilizeis cheaper than any other man
in Camden. Cot tan >ccd meal, acid and ammoniatcd 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 percentage
is and know exactly ho\y to cut prices to sell you the goods I
oiler.
Remember you can buy a buggy cheaper from me than you
can from any one else.
1 Am Yours Respectfully,
P. E. H1NSON.
MY PATRONS
FRIENDS.
(iliAMTlv
IN ANY SHAPE,
DIM S<LD < >J\ Kill (ill for l?uiMii)L' Purposes.
CIMSIIKIV' ii Si i ot' Is, lltmds or ( 'iinrri'lt*.
will ( < >nti: ,\( ' r ro i ; i> 1 1 i > t'oxi-KKTK <>i: im iu.ki; foundations
AND tiFNKKAL <YT ASONliV I UKAi'EK Til \N IlKICK WOKK.
I'A \ I N( i BLOCK A S PLC I A LTY
n.o Laru'fst Oujiiry Viol <. rtis 1 1 ii??_r Limit in I he Slate. FstimaleS Furnished on
am cliu'.ii t? r n| l*>uil<!i;ig Construction.
Stone
I \>ntraetors An<l Builders, (,'o1ni:ii.i;i, S. ( '.
M u ? !i -m iii.
it cruKS USE i r cu ni'.s
COr.DS HT Rheumatism
CUTS B|B if S Neuialgia
MUHiEs B M In Toothache
SOUKS AN J ? ? "^S 1 1 load ache and
m:kns- for pasn cbi,w
For sale by nil dniggisls at TWKNTY-MVK CFNTS.
'J ill': '1'. X. 1, CO., Columbia. S. C.
FOR TOBACCO,
a m*> a m. vy w vy ^
?USK
I^ea>d IPertiliaser CJompti-.
ny's
Propafed especially for I lie ^row'Ji of Tobacco, on formulas la
use by our Company for many years in its Virginia and North
Carolina tobacco trade. Prices low. For particulars address
READ FERTILIZER CO.,
?
I
?s8 Wall St., New York, or Charleston, S. C.
Plant lied Cloth for sale.
NOT I CI-:.
I wi-li t<> inform my liinm r -us ivj, u,]s
I .1 1 ill i list inn l" iti.i' I .1111 : i 1 1 .it my <.|<l
stitiiil on I K K/.lli St wii. re i truM tlicv
, will not I' .rji-l t ? tall on inc. My work
j is to i wt II known i.i tlii-i loininiiuity t ? ?
ncc-l sniy r?*c.. mm. mixtion, I only ask :
that my triciiils will t. > -n t innc tt > tfiye inc I
! their | in ror. lists' Satisfaction :.i;<| prices'
! ..u.ir.iiilc. .1 I >? >ii i:-.;.' tn ri-t.iin all in \
j til- 1 I'li - 1 <mi i ci s, 1 mi,
Y?.l!|-> V. IV l*f?|>cct lull V,
1 > A N IIOSKINS.
lNf)KK
+;j;XKW M tSjS AG KM KNT.}}
Notice is yen-by given tc, the
[people cf ^iiindcn and Ker
sliaw < ox>n t y that I have leased
the (.'a i mien hotel, formerly t }i?" ;
| Latham House, and respect (til- j
! ly solicit a share of their pat-'
jroir'ge. The table supplied |
with the host the market nf-j
fords. Hales $1.50 per day j
for transient hoarders.^ Reduc
tion made for boarders by the
month. Verv Respectfully,
J. 1\ BRUCE,
july 13. Manager.
i x i; i. is s i ii i; .11 a it i
AS A IHSIM IK TANT.
I- \ i*ry I > :i i I-iv iTvniiin an?l keep
<r ? I* , l< .in mii ni l!-' in stables should
l>r< ? v i . 1 ? - i r ilir-ii iK.alt ii )?y a <l.iiiy use <d
Marl in
ST \I.I,<, (.CTTKIJS \N !> ItKDDIN* i.
It will imiri' than pay n>r its cost, in
llii* iiiic thins,' alone. lAi-ry one who has
tri<il it in j ? r i ?. ?iii'"i .in?l drains, has
in >t i?il i: s ri in.', r... .il>h - 1 i - i i ? !'? -fl il?n powers
.\o T II !\?; I.IK K IT
To arsnrh all (ih'inxious passes and
tliiimiit'hly ? ! i > ' 1 1 i* t ? ? ? t the premises.
An A\ \i:soHANT,
1\ is niH|ue;-ti<?nabh\ It has is strong
cln innal nihility I'm ar..onia. Where
manure yanU and piles are sprinkled
with it. ? nil- ><r twice a WQ<?k, allot Iho
ainotiia is i i taini il. Othciwise it is evap
orated. oi leaotied out hy the rains.
Tlir Ii st : #i icnl'.ural authorities Rgfe<??
thjjj. jui~ **??i ! h mnic than its cost as ii
in(t nural agent.
Hot 1 1 OI TIIKSK CONSl 1) KA
T ION b
WJio'wurts to keep tlteir promises
healthy , and mid to tlu?
v.Vu'K of Tin: manuiik
Should use the In^lesidc Calcined
Marl.
If not for sale hy your local dealers,
order of us. For sale l?y the barrel, bag
or carload.
Ingleside Mining & MTg. Co.,
Julius 1>. Kostcr. Gen'l. M'gV.
Charleston, S. C.