The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 20, 1895, Image 2
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FtJBLltfllKI) RVEUY >W1)AY
BY '
W Xj- M<KOWBL1j
n? only J i tjWi a Paper in h'l rshiiuy
(Sou nt v.
CAMDKN. 8. C., SKl'T. 20,'l8<)r>.
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een'a.
IIaS'kh Foh Ai<v>iiti>i\ii . -Ordinary
transient tidvertisinents, j i r 1 inflation
$1.00 per each mil scijtH'iii in
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Oa?h rut for \Va.d*. I. out an. I l-'ouml,
Ac., not exceeding Hvc lines, 'J > nonh
each insertion and 0 t outs per line* lor
end. additional line.
iltisinets 5<vnts j >cr line each in
Heriion.
Official ami lejpil notices sit ihe vi'' ?' 1
lowed by law.
Rate# for eoulract fl-lvv! li.-dn;/ will be An ,
nouncod 11 |??>n application at tin* office, !
Communications will lie published when 1
ofintoret-t t<? the general publicum!'
n ?t of ? defamatory nalure. No rc
NponHihility will lie assumed lor the
views of corrtMpon<lentx.
Iteinittanees l?y checks, drafts ami t nl
inouvv orders dho'ild ho made payable
W W. I-.. McDOWKLL.
x ' Camden. ?S. C.
? 111,1 " -l1?
The Atlanta Exposition
opened on Inst Wednesday.
lion. J. W. Floyd has been
appointed chairman oftbeccm-j
in it tec of mulitia in tho Con-'
stitutional Convention.
It is a great satisfaction to
Know that the Reformer# did
not start the nnpleasnntfiess in
t li 3 Constitutional Convention
There will he a Confederate
re-uni .jn at Cool Spring, four
miles fthove rCnmden, tomor
row. All that is required is to
take a well-filled basket.
The Goluiubia State -has laid
itself liable to a suit for libel
by stating that Gov. Evans
"openly and defiantly misstated
the returns 'of the tellers on a
division vote on the iSuluda
county matter." It is said that
there is absolutely no fouuda
tion for such a statement.
lion. George I)./' Tillman
added no stars to his crown
when in his speech on Satur
d iy last he said:
"I pray to (iod that South
Carolina will always have Sen
ators equal to lbitler in honoV.
honesty and influence, hut I
very much (ear it will he 11
? lonjy time before she has oiy*
? his superior < 1 i equal. \^/
" Me disgusted even hi*
Strarrhout friends by 'reflecting
tipqfljiis brother in such a way.
To lie Kegrot fed.
The hot battlea^of words
wbiejt took place between the
great Kelorni leaders or South
Carolina and other on last Mon
day in the CoiMitutionril ('oil
vent tan i s ?rrcat'v Lcj b* peg re t
tod. The pence an 1 goo I will,
which char icteri'/.ed the fir>t 1
few days < f' the ConvtMition we j
had- hoped would continiie|
through the entire session, but
this pleasant state ol allairs
was brought rudely to a close
by 11 speech made l?v llon.tieo
I ). Tillman yn Saturday last in j
which iie charged the Uelorin
crs with brim; doinin iteil 1>\
prejudice in their treatment < ? .
( Hen. M ( . . lintler and The ;
Register with ignorance and
brutality. Su.*l? expressions
are well calculated to stir up
'unpleasantness and they pre
cipit at. (I one of tiie hottest
tights that has ever been w.t
n ?s$e 1 in the hall where :t oc
curred. Now that the storm
has passed over and ever\ thing
is serene again, we trust thai
the Conservatives (or nnv 0:1/
else) will bring up no more un
pleasantness and the Conven
tion gel to?*\ork Let lis l ave
a good ( 'on-titution and not
fusses.
More About Silver.
Kv(?)io^ 1\^', N. V.
Editor Evening 1 *ost : ? 1
note in your issue of the (>th
inst, trtidcr the caption of ' Po
litical Notes" that "1'he Wash
ington Star observes ihat the
administration is no longer anx
ions over the ailttyL movement
in the Democratie^^ty. They
feel now thai the f^iger is
practically past."
If the admini d ration really
seri?u?dy eatertains the idea
tlifrtho the silver
movement is broken, and that
the silver Democrats, cspecialy
of the South und Wer-t will
next year supinely submit to
the nominatiou of any kind of
a candidate for President And
t he adoption of any kind ola j
National platform, then 1 1 k" ad ?!
minihtiaiion will ho rudeh |
awakened I r *>m a very brief
dream ol bliss.
The silver agitation, allvit
so much has already been said
I and done, has hnt just conn
j mcnccd, and within a year tin
lesa proper expression and em
phasis is given to the .subject
in our national platfoim and in
the person of our l'i evidential
nominee, we may expect the
tliuiKjeron.s echoes of the
ground, si^hs, maledictions and
sterner ex prV?sions of disapprove
al of a disappointed and eurag-v<
ed people to s^ake to their very
fom.dr.tions thcNcitadels ot oc
cumulated wealth, the power
of which only can retard the
march of the nationjir a new,
broader and more ^ompleto dis
enslavement. V /
The fact (if fact itX is) that
the administration and others
deceive " themselves so egre
gioosly On this question is eas
ily accounted for when we note
ihat a largo majority of our
great newspapers of the south
and west are dominated by the
money power,' and it is from
ihis class of journals only that
tho pi\ss of the north and east
quote when selecting extracts
hearing on the overshadowing
issue to be decided next year.
Let me say just here that
the Southern and western jour
nals above alluded to do not
correctly represent the senti
ments ot the rank and file of
the Democratic party in either
of thene sections. A majority
of the thoughtful voters as well
as of the puniticiaus, 1 1 1 o men
who make platforms and the
men who carry elections t n
them favor the establishment
of a financial sy?ttim which shall
embraco a provision foY the free
and unlimited coinage of silver
? * I * i / ? ? t ? ? . I
ftl ft iriiio < ? i !u to I cf gold.
Nothing short ol'.t his will satis
fy those who under the ur??
wholesome operations <>f our*
much vaunted s.nglo standard.'
have been reduced from pros
perity and /-fH'icnee to penury1
? i ii<* almost despair. This class'
unfortunately for tho advocates
| of t he single jiold standard coui
i prises fully t In ee- fifths of <>m
voting population, and even!
I the most ardent and aggressive
iiroldolitc caifnot but admit tlcat
'?.hat nuiu !)e?| can raise consider
'able i fa noiAy, and when mob
: lii'/" d or eorict nl rated under
i one bend i". oije <>rand organi
i /at imi, may. if force* 1 to dcspv?r-i
ation even uo t > ei a'crientrths
, /.** ^
than piudeiipe would f-eein t<?
dictate when wo rccall to mind
I u
the experience of the M>utl?
so i, ie t iiirt v \ ca ? s ago.
iiojject f uii\ .
W. A. Sri i nock.
? I uly 1 ( > : fi . 1 S!) ) .
Untold Agonies
Every Limb Ach ;d With Muscu
lar Rheumatism
A Perfect Cure hy Hood's Sarsa*
partita.
Tin- c:i!i-<' i?l i ! i< II i n;i ti - ill i< ?;???( i?i
arid in (In* l?l M.d. \\ hii'li ; 1 < * < - tl 1 1 1 1 1 1 j 1 1 ?
in t lir joi lit :i ltd i^'t \ ??> 1 1 >t* \ i ? ' t i 1 1 1 - ! i<-h
tlivjtdl ill jc.in* :? 1 1< I iiciics, H<>od> Sjir
f:i | >: i ii 1 1 a in 4fr. 1 1 i /. ? ? > tlio iK'i.l. pnvifica
(lie lilt ?t m I and lliu - nin - iIhiiiiuiI i-ia.
" Fivo yenrs njjo I ha<l in.v ill's t uttao'c
of lund'HK0 ,,r niUKculrtf rliou -.imtism.
1 \\ V? 1)1 l>rd I wo
\\ ? i ks. I had a
/r-x'd phypieinii
I .* t ? t 111* <J '.(1 not ('.0
iiic nnv good. A
friend recom
mended Hood'a
Hnrc?niirilla ami
I st nt f< r a
t If. A i l tin t t i in A
I ached in every
limb, f?*i?eeinl!y
in my ni),l
hip. I T? it an
though 1 -had a
fever and for a
|?*W ttOllFH fit
night it was ini
Mr. T'lioiun* S. 1'nlinor
AI<t?r>vlllo, S. C.
possible to alerp. I auffered untoldatfouica.
| Con sH j>a! ion wah not I ho !en?t of my
i troubles. I rommoncctl to tnko Hood'a
i HnrsnpnHlla nnd frit n decided chnngo in
throe days. I was uhlo to K<>t out of l>cd
Hood's sp> Cures i
And nit at the Are In courno of n week. 1
1 lean recomtm-nd it a* Hk beat remedy for
indigestion nnd dvapepais I over tried."
1 T. ft. I'AI.MER, Abbeville, ft. C.
Hood's #> i 1 1 m aro the best after-dlr.net I
pllte* assist digestion, prorcnt constipation.
I? yr?n have ncnrnluin <1ou't linve
it Any more. 'I. X. L will cure you.
For mtlw l?v ?il ?i i Send for
circular?. Price 25c. Prepared l?v
. L. Co., voSdobtfi 8. C* ^
DUKE ?
Cigarettes
?v W.Duko Sono bCa. v
ri?AMF.HiCIM1CHACC0Ca^
k uc<???o?
DURHAM, NC. U.?.A.
MAt>r. rrtoM
High tode Tobacco
AND
ABSOLUTELY PURE
?NOTICE^
AH persons iirv- lioruKv^ wnrnTu not to
truppaus on my Ian, I fc)tunte<l invir (Ik1
litMiti (ifliiilo v<-r V|>anK^ifrrfn}illy a
part df .1. XI. Kliuw laiuh^? ftitilnK t in
bur. making w??<U ncrons, or trcKiiftMpInu
in any way uliutaot v?*r, is at riot) y forbid
(ten. Anyone f?>nn<l viola*, in# tl? i* no
lieu , will l?v <li-al< with, nr<-<n<liiiK U> ],<w.
Mm, I i.uii ,T, Shaw,
"(Jamilcu J[olel"
UNDKU
}JNEW M A.N AG EMENjT. Jt
Notice is hereby given tc t lie
people of Camden and Ker
mIihw county that I have leaned
the Camd?n hotel, formerly the
'-lalham House, and respectful
ly solicit a share of their pat
ro??'?^e. The table supplied
with 1 1 io hist the market af
fords. Faies #1.G() per day
for transient hoarders. Reduc
tion made for boarders fjjy the
month. \erv Respectful I)',
J. 1\ BfUJr;K,
July 1 ?'?. Manager.
tt 8. HACKER & SON
? .\TXnt FACTUK OF
Doors, Sash, B'inds,
.Mopldiiiff. Huilding Matcrj^i!,
Sash WYi^hts <i 1 1 (1 Cor. I.
ciiaklkston. - - - - s. c.
I-urcliMire our muk* st winch
wo o-ua^mtci' .superior to n 1 1 >
sold South, and thereby save
money.
Window and Fancy Glass a
specialty. J nun %JJ).
\IY\T)1
n:\ million cowi
AND
SI I LLP IIIDHS.
I 'rv I lint ( '"\\ 1 1 i ? !?. s 10 <? per I!
1 >ry S ilt . . . H c j or !l
1 i i tvn It ?' U <?' 1 <>'_?<? per !l
< i iron ' ' ..f |><*r !!? j
1?-MT Skill.' ...... I* *' JUT II'
I'm ? s \\" :? \ ?? pi r H> j
Wo .!, W ! ? i ; i* . do U i rrs i .'I !?> ! I ? ? p??i* H? j
Won!. I Int. i ii i'.tit rs l f > t . ! J ,? p. r 11. j
I
Slii'rp Sk:n-? ... 1" (?> .iO <? I'iicli. j
<*nw iiiin:s an i) -ii : i . r n;i?i-:?i \
si i:< ! \ 1. 1 v.
.!. \Y. WALK ! Nsj
\ . \ n?. iii : ?'? t. N . n M ii Im
( u \ i: hi s r< ?.\, s ( . ^ ^
li':.e>. \
Xoiiiv ui Llreiion of;
< orvrv m>i'i;Nsi' it
< 1 .iiui. p, v. p*. ;i. i >0 '
N?.tio ? i . I .<?> i 1 1 \ v i \ <n i Ii i ii j. ?n
Icr . ii !>'.>|< :i ? ?? :i< I nil' I ?Njieiir m v '
i Lrlv ui'l I..' ! ? I 1 .'i I'lii: s.Li' , '-Milt
Si p:? ;.il?.*v, A I mil ? .or tin- i
j. <-.i i.'ii . I ' i<| < i in1;"' r.-iitpl v* *\ itli '
tin- pi"<i i r- <>| S i iion 7 <1 tin* Dir..
,n'iis:irv F/iw, ?' i'-L is f..l !< ;
'"Sit. 7. A p; ? I ? -:il i?>n< f ir notiiir* of j
County OUpiMiM-i sli.ill iy_>|.i tit'o:i,
siiruoi! .mil > wo' n in i>\ t ! ,?? :i pf^l ???>% i , t :: i
fi !?*? t u it N ill - C i. I'll. ?<t" < "<?m r?.l ill lcnsr i
tel. ? ! v * In fori' ' I if la.' ?? : n_' ji ; \r ! i ? ?.? ; ? I Ii ?
npplflit oil i ?? l.i I ?? rnn?i I ? ? i #?? I . w|iic]| i
pi titi'in *litlt slate |ti<* :i|ipli<Miit'* iuiiih! I
J 1:U I' <ll rsiih 111 c. in ? li.it li ixillCKl/ i ll*
1'ir.ro ! anil in u'at Im^iiH'st In* I
!?? * 1. ? i".r; R il two your* i
pn'\i>us i i i.l ii ; .petition, that |
Ii 'is ii i .11/ n of tin- I'nitt il Siato* anil ?;f
Soiit'ii Carol. mh; lint l;c Iih* never ln-en
?nljinl^eil jriilty ?>f \ ???luting tho la* re*
1'iiiiii.' |.? inloxi. .^ju4 li?p*i?m, aihI U not
.1 ko? J,iT of 11 H'MaUIRIlt O" lilllfl' i f
puMir amusement, kihI thtt lio f< , not
.i l.lictcil tn tlu? i|sc*<if .intax^niin; li
niioraa* * bcvcTiWJC>. VJ. SPKN('KV?.
f>n. niEi,p?. s?c
Chairman Conntjr of r?uitrol.
^Kiry.
Grand Central Hotel.
This well known liotel l? now under
new UMiiaKcar-iit, M r. J W Kennedy lmving
leaked it. The builJiiiK will be tly.?ru ugli
ly renovaietl from tSp to EolloS amTwTTT
hav? every convenience for guest*. The
???? jviJl be it 1 i that a lovor of yaod
clmer oould desire, Mr. K. T. Qalliard,
formerly of the I'svillian Hotel of Char.
U*t<> i, w ill be manager. When in Col*
u 1 1 1 1 > i it Hiop at ibe
OrandL / Cen
tral Hotel,
Corner Main andvWain >troe(s.
* x
THE
CIIAltLKSTUN, S. ('.
Tho oldent. most reliable, nn<4 lnrjfo*t
machinery ami supply house South. We
incite vour eorrespondeuef for low pri
c? 8. on JOri'i Kngines and Hoiierc, A 1 1 a <t
KijjjIiu'H and Hollera, Cotton Gin*, of
any make, Cotton Presses, Saw Mill*,
(irist Mills, HuW/t r and heather lloltinu,
Steain Pump's injectors. l'ulleyn, Shaft
ing, liar Iron, SUal I'ipo Fixing, and
limler Tnbes ; also, special agents for
Kin^land A: Douglas Manufacturing
Company's Kiee Threshers, and the cel
ebrated Mcn^o l'ump for diainnwofrlce
fields. Low estimates mttdo for eom
pleti* plant*. Write for o-r ill o?t rated
catalogue. - May 10, })m.
Columbia Female' Col-!
lege,
COLUMBIA, -ft - S. 0.
Full elective and degree courses. Fif
teen Departments of Instruction. ^Ahle
Faculty of Hpeeia'jst* ami distinguished
corps of Loclureis. Delightful grounds.
Maimiflicent buildings, oii which $12,
f?l.0.00 expended this year improving and
'fMihiryina. well furnished equipped w it it
nil u.oih ru appliances.- Labratoxy ; Ho
eli'tv Malls; t-iymnashinj ; elegant Studi
os ; .Library "nd Itendintf Rooms ; Tele
scope; new Chemical and Physical Ap
paratus. All rooms well furnished, Car
peted ar.d ighted with gas , hot and cold
hnths.on every Hour; hot waU'r beat;
I't ck-Smend jiloselH ; pure (,'i?tern w?
tef; Tennis Courts; Industrial home, re
ducing board lo"S73 per year. "Tele
phone ; Fdectrie /Jells. A number of
scholiirsbins. Fall term begins Sefttein
i cm her 20! h.
For fin titer ir.formiition apply to
IMOV. I < ) 1 1 X A . KICK , A -M , I) D.,
President.
"Tno Charleston Line."
[Sou Ih Carol 111 n & (ioor^ia
Hall Koad.
Charleston, S. C., May 20th, 18H5.
Passenger I )epartment.
i I .v. ( !:.?r' *6'rn 7 20 a ni <?00 p in
f.Vr. S..inti.c"*villo 7 5t> li I'i
" I'rejjnnlls 8 7 1!)
I* " Orangi hurt* !' .'IS , 8 48
" KintiVl!lo 10 20 1> 2!>
" Cu ! tiin hi i 1 1 0 > 10 15
i Lv, Columbia 7 OCPa m <? I 0u p in
Ar. Kio^villu 7 P"> J 1 1
" Orantfcbuig # 8 32 5 27
'* Charleston 11 ID 8(0
l,v. Charleston 7 20 a in (? > 0 p iR
" Hrji nchvlTle It W 8 15
" Dcntnaik it 5 ? 8 53
** liliiekviiio ?oi2 jkh>
Ar Au,"iiMa ' 1 1 45 p m 10 50 p m
Is*. Augusta fi 'j'i a m 8 .10 p m
" I'dack ville 8 | | 5 00
" Denm rk 8 28 v 3 20
" Itranehville 0 20 5 05
\r Cl.nr]o?ton 11 10 8 00
Fast K\ press, A"y"*ti ?'k Washington
W it I: Sleepers to ajvi !io:ii I\'ew York.
I<\\ AotfU'?<?* 2 25 1 1 m
' Ar. Aiki n 0 ;
I lonnuirk 8 *?7
L\\ Denm irk hi a in
Aiken" li)
\ugusta 8 00
Daily Kxcept Sunday.
!?v Camden S-.V? a !u 2 15 p in
A r. KinuvllJe 10 2"> a in I 55
IjV Kingville 10 35 (i on a in
Ar Camden 12 05 p in 8 1-$'
( '? hi meet ions :
C'yde S. S. lane Charleston, S.?. Kv..Co
lumlda, Throutrh Sleeper between
? 'hail -ston inffKA'Irtlita
1. A# IHiperson, TrafHc M'/r.
K. S. H.iwen, lien. Manager,
< ietieral otlive. Charleston. S. G.
In
Poor
Health
means so much more than
you imagine ? serious and
fatal diseases result from
trilling ailments neglected.
Don't^play with Nature's
greatest gift ? health.
Brown's
Iron
Bitters
If you are f?elin?(
out of sorts, weak
wikI generally ex
hausted. HMVOMj
have no appetite
anil can't work,
begin at oncetak*
iniC the most relia
ble strengthening
medldne.which is
Brown's Iron Bit
ters. A few hot
ties cure? benefit
comes fr*?s?* the
very firM nose- it
tttm'/ ttaim venr
trrtk . aitU M's
pleasant to take.
It Cures
I
Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver
' Neuralgia. Troubles,
' Constipation, Bad Blood
> Malaria, Nervous ailments
i Women's complaints.
C.^t only the genuine? II hn croMtH rrO
Mines r>n ib<L*rra|>p*r. All other* artiuh
iitlMin < >n fPiMym.of tx?o *c Mump* we
* will ?*n<l i ?t <,( To<% BwrtWul WocM'i
Fair Vl?w? nxl book? free.
' BROWN CMtMtC* . -O BALTIMORE, MO.
Attention. Wheat Grow
eis,
I have recently ov rhaulcd, aiwiadih *1 1
h fv^t t". n\y 5>oltfiigclu*t*, and-fttn bi t- 1
tur prepared thtuii cvvr la make good
Hour. K'/fcry etSort wrdi be tiHU.|o lo ?*t- j
Isfy iny. tiiAtoijT6r?, A uhiru'of your prtl?
roiing*? in ro?uct*t(uUy solicited.
' J. A. WATTS.
May 17th, 1?05. j
Ohio lilYKU iV C'UAKLKti
ton It A I MV AY COMPANY'
Schedule in elfocl IK'o. l$t, 1S91
Standard ttaitovn tirjje.
North bound. flotithbowuU
' jM :m
IstClur*. D<>ily except Sunday. '
ni r u
I 00 Camden .> \'J 15
I 20 DvKaib. 1155
I 32 \VV s t % i 1 1 e 11 12
1 j r. A Y ' sf
?.tf Oil ) Kershaw j j 09
2 15 HoMh $prUig? 1115
2 20 Pleasant If 111 11 ,()
2 10- ^ Lancaster ' 10 CO |
2 53 Riverside L 10 .'12
2 o? Springdell fJ 10 20.
8 J5 Catawba Junction 10 10
a 24 Lfodie 0 55
<1 *'4 f P/M'k Hill ^ 0 -l?
Ml ) hoc* Mill j y JJ5
3 50 Newport . 1) 20
4 05 ? Tirzah ' 9 I#
4 ?(r Yorkvilb to
4 85 Sharon 8 38
4 50 Hickory Grovo^ 8 23
5 0'5 Smyrna ^ 8 10
5 25 IllaekHourg ' 1 7,45
I' M PM
ffl "" fp , ' 84
2?)(l C!;;t s. Monday, 2nd Clns*? Tuesj
Wtfdnenduy ami day, Thursday and
Friday. Saturday.
7 15 Camden v (>30
7 45 DeKalb ' . \ 5 50
S 00 ."NVestvillo
8 40 ? Kershaw ,
0 00 Heath' Spring
l> 10^ Pleasant Hill
0 5Q , Lansnster
io 82 \ lUyeniM?
10 47 Sprin?dell
1 182 Catawlw Junction 2 10
11 '52 Letdio 1(0
140 liDOK llill 12 40
2 iO Newport ? iO 4">
2 as Tirsnth 10 30
8 05 Yorkyillo 10 0*>
3 31 yhanon 0 18
8 5"> - Hickory Orovo 8 50
4 l'i Smvrna 8 ;>0
4 10 IWarktiburg * 8 00
I" M 'AM
*X - _
II ( -T 12
2ml Class. Dully except Sunday.
A SI PTS
8 41 Blncksburg. #4"?
t? ( 5 KarleH 8 28
fl 15 Patterson Springs. ? 8 H>
0 4 ) .Shelby , 8 08
10 11 Lattiriiore. ^*7^.1 <?
10 23 Mooresboro 7 00
10 45 , Heil'ivttfl. 0 50
II 13 Forest City . 0 13
1140 Jinthcrfordtpnf 5 50,
11 57 Millwood 58<">'
12 -jo Golden Vnjloy. 6 '?/.
iJ 2t Terminal Cify 0 1 1
12 5'J (ilenweoil. 4 48
' 1 05 Gardners "1 '4
1 15 M .11 ion. 4 25
' ^ i;Ji
V.Ui f ,
X*U?hn* connection - with Southern
It lihvny ?t Ruclc Hill;
No. 83 Diiner M Kerstiaw. ft
\(is. 31 and 35 \t i! I carry paflHOiger/n
Nns. II nnd 12 'have connection *t
Marion with Souihern Jtailwny.
S\Miri.;i, lliivr, (Jen. Mr'g'r. 1 . '
V. Tk:im\ Sunt. . ? "
S. 11 I.rTv?-u"ijf. Agt.
$<Jotl#a8 Jlfecft ^falo ^eliool.
Tbfc only High ( 'fade
ing School in Eastern Car
oliuii 'for I Joy 8 uud Young
Men. Excellent literary soci
eties, complete business course.
Only the best class of patron
age solicited. Our catalogue
will show what education
means for a boy here. Send|
f? r one ... 3
Pbikcu & Wilson, Principals. ??
Scotland Neclc, N. C.
C. L. KIIU?LKY,
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! Will practice ii? nil the Co\:rt? of the
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CUTS i W ? Neuralgia
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BRUISE S I \/ ? ? Toothache
SOUKS AN?j A I 4?H- Mvllfoiulticho and
BURNS. pORtPAlN CliUbl%s.
. For khIo \>y all druggists at TWli^TY-l'IVK CVNTS. #
/ THE T. X. L. CO., Columbia. 8, C.
W MY PATRON AND
FRIENDS.
I take pleasure in thanking you for 'your, liberal patrounge
you have given mo in the past few months I. , hnvo been in^bus
iness. Iwill state that I am in better position" now to serve -
you with bargains than l have been. I know its ha^d tirw^s but
I have sold lots of goods since J have opened up. Thefway I ^
have done it is selling close with small profits^ and that is the
only- way a man can eell goods now and Bib only way tliey
ought to be sold as hard as tfTneH are, '?'*
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I Kayg just received a car load of (lour and another on the
way. ; iAIso a fine lot of molasses 'I will sell cheap. L Also a finO^
line of sugar, coffees, can goods, wheat bran, and all other gro
ceries.' I will meet any prices you want; just try me is all J /
ask. ' ' , *
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I have b 6 light a full line of farming implements such as traces,
hanios,, plow stocks, back hands, baek-ba .d hooks, repair links,
shovels, spades, oitch-Jwks and many other things too numerous ,
to mentiaffT"?^^"
I au^nerdq^rtcrs on tobacco. J^ust' ask yovru neighbor, he
you; and marry-other bargains ho has gotten ?4tfl you ~.
have missed by not caPujg in before you spent that harcj-earned
dollar. 1 must say a great many of you_Jiave learned where
you can make that dollar go the fa reforest by the one you have .
patronised.
i 1 wrilj)uy all count reproduce and pay highest market pric^
jl will also sell you your fertilizers cheaper than any other man
i in" ['nmJon. Cotto^u^ed meal, acid and amnion rated gironos. ~
Don't buy thom until you get my lowest prices. 1 mean Jo sell
| you if you come to see me. 1 know how this great per centage
i is and know exactly how to cut prices to sell vou the goods I
..oiler. 0 , />*./" .
Rernember-you ean'buy s buggy cheaper from me tliar* you
jicau froirf any one else; ,
1 Am Yours Respectfully, , 1 ? ?
D. E. HINSONv
This great remedy is indorsed by
physicians, tfnd prescribed by them
all over the worlc^r . ..
Positively guaranteed tcrcurc the most
stubborn cases. The formula-is published
plainly on every bottle. As a .tonic it i;>
Superior
TO ALL
Sarsaparillas
. For Famale Complaint.; and
building ud run-down sys~
tern* ii acts like magic:"* Try '
a bottle and be convinced.
READ THE TRUTH
EXTRACT FROM BOOK OF 2&3TIMOMIALS.
?>\v 'aa* rhouiruitlr. sufferer tor lA .months. l)crlvxd no. b?J?04it
from physician-*, tre.itmnutat MJucr&l w^'KTe*..' or Hot Spnatr*,
Ark. My doctor declared my condition hopcle**, bnt-asn la&t resort
Revised P. P. P., Llppman's Great Homo ly. Through its uev 1 mux
to-day a well num.'' ' w. F.TUIMIX?,
of Timminw A nines. Leading Grocer*, Wuxabachle, To*.
Indorsed by B. "\V. Druggist.
14 P. P. P-j^-lprman'HOreat ftctacdy.rnrcd mo of difficult breath
ing am) pfti^IUUbrt of the heart. Had not slept uu cither fcido for
| two years ; now 2 sleep soundly in any po*it 'on."
. ^ ,v ? A. ?T RAMSAY, Do Leon, Tex.
" H worn to and subscribed before me,'*
L J. M. LAMBKiit, N?4ai y Public.
"faltered for yea ? with a disagreeable ttaptlon <ro myfnce.
I Uirttjn. Johnson. ^wiiyii.
i SOLD BY ALt^RUGGISTS
UPPMAN BROS. PROPRIETORS. i
UmWfS BLOCK-SAVANNAH.GA
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DYSPEPSIA
CATARRH
MALARIA
KI DN EY
TROUBLES
PIMPLES
BLOTCHES
& OLD SORES
BLOOD = ij
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RHEUMATISM'
SCROFULA &c
WONDERFUL
REMEDY
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