The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 15, 1896, Image 3
THE BEST |
SPRING MEDICINE
, is SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. Don't
. Tor^t to take it. Now is the limo you
neea it most to wake up your l ivef. A
sluggish Liver brinks on Malaria, Fever
and Ague,' Rheumatism, and manv other
ills which shatter the constitution and
Wreck health. Don't forget -the word
REGULATOR. It Is SlMV**?S I IVliR
REGULATC >k you yvant. The wurd REG
ULATOR distinguishes it fjom all other
remedies. And, besides this, SIMMONS
LlVl R REGULATOR is ^'Regulator of the
Liver, j<eeps it properly at work, that your
system may he kept in f&od condition.
POR 'I t Hi HI OOl) take SIMMONS
LlYi-H REGULATOR. It is the blood
purifier and corrector. Try it hmLnote
the dilYerence. l ook for tire R0U Z
tut every package. Yon wont find it on
any other medicine, and there is no other
Liver remedy like SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR- li'.:: Kinfiof'Liver Remedies..
He sure you get it.
<). Jtt. Zcilin Co., rhlliuloli>lii4i i*u.
New Announcements
The following nqw anyounee
. menu appear in the CUronWie to
day :
For Sheriff ? M r, S. 8. Kill v.
For H?^i?truto Buffalo Town
8lnj) ? Mr. Henry T. Johnson.
A Bicycle Free.
Kvery cash purchaser of $2.50 j
worth of <zo"(ifi at t'Ue popular store
of Messrs. Hirseh Bros Jk Co. will
be Ki^en a kov which will open to
the luckv holder a bieyclo free.
Call at Ilirscti Uroa'A Co. for par- J
licuia is.
Ico W agon
On and of A! o mi sy ? fi rt' i i will
vuti u delivery wagon for -the bene
fit, of ill y |j'i '.rons, I will also de
liver ice ?> n Sundays and those who
hold tickets will please leave their
orders atMerii-ih's iiakery Saturday
nip, lit. Tee will lie delivered on Sun
day only to regular customers who,
liave tiekels. During the week you
roust leave ordurs in the morning i
for ice to be. delivered in the after
noon. .Ice wI-Mre delivered in any
part of the city and vicinity. All,
?10 K. I A POSITIVELY CAJSll, for I cannot
jiifordjflo run a delivery wagon on a!
hook Ifpsinefrs?. Anyone outside of|
pay regular patrons wishing ice
must have their money ready on de
livery of iee, otherwise they will be
c fused. M. H. Balm,
Gentlemen of ;he Jury.
The foll'owing is u list of the Petit
Jurors drawn to srrve for the .June,.
]b05-, term of Court lor this eomrty:
Itobt. A Kahoit, W J Watson, J no
IVI Stead man, \V A Schro^K, Henj
'Tidwell, T 1? DetiVIHi. Hiram Net
tle?, Jiy Alex n^ojh'n, John '/.
Young, Charlie It Ee. is, J A Kfr*
by, Sam'l 'A McCakkill, T M No
Jand, Jesse T) IVrcivai, Flemroing
B Bran ha 'it.' John .J Blyther, T E
ftowoi*v. "W % Hilton. .lohn Nf.ffftlk
enberry, John I) MoCa* W
Hillings, Joshua <1 Cumpbvlle, J no
M McCoy, John O Shuylor, C M
Alexander, John C Watte, E II
Watte, John S Cunningham, Mat
thew C West, E J Bissell, John V
Xhompson, 1j L Clyhurn, Isacc L
Sanders, II C Suhnond, Amos M
llorton and JLo T Ross.
Eye Specialise.
Dr. W. A. Hvers^lho eye special
ist, is in the city at the Woikman
House where he will be glad lp_&ej;
all former friends and any* oi' UiosTfj
heeding the assistance of iwi eye
specialist. Dr. iJyors comes recotn
mended by the leading physician?
of our Slate and entire Sou'.li. I<ur
t Iter Dr. Myers has the endorse
ment of a uumhor of Cflmden's
best citizens o rid" is introduced to
n* by the nu-diea! pnifi^sion and
the eh-rgy ofCamden. Anyone need
ing the servie.es ot u'n eye specialist
will (hid h i in reliude in every re
spect. Dr. Myers will not give
inedlfcine or-ireat eyes by surgical
operation*!, hut simply in the most
fkillfuhmantior fits glasses for all
errors of refraction. Ga see the
doctor at once, as his stay is lim
ited.
? ^Di1. Bvers, is just from Ciirs
ter whc,re. he spent -.une lime. Of
him the Bulletin of l ist week says:
"Not one woriM lit praise during!
I; is entire stay and hundreds a-ere'
relieved are the words constantly
?expressed by the. citizens o I Cites
icr. No one for years has visited
our city who has given more re
lief to suffering humanity than
Dr. Byers, and^-tlie many kind
?w*.i,l4 uiu1 expressions of deep
grai1ti.de from nppreciaiivt^pa
lienls attest his popularity and
will r.eriri u ?y induce the doctor t.>
?onn agnin pay lis a visit.. Ches
ter *iitcer< ly reg rein his departure
ami many wh?i need his services
only wish h(s stay could have been
extended. W y, would add that D /.
liyers is a m??at agreeable gentle
mi.n and really >kjll?'d ; his ability
is uriquestiogr*hlH und it matteis
not whe; e Jt^goe* we fuel confide, nl
, c?eh member of- our community
wtytnt him great' iuecest, w hteb
justly deserves."
1VIP 4 11 UIIIITI,1
.'1 large ('ro^/'^ly ti (loud /h'nner
and Speecfuct. A Mott /A ////A (/W/j
Jhiy In The lrj? Counts/.
I According to the pnhlipi.ed an
I pounceim ut in The Cluontblo, on
last S-iimdav i hero w ih a basket
picnic at Wh'lo Oak under (lit) di?
i^ction of the Cintuy tin.) Libei tv
dill military t oiopuutes. About
three hundred persons, com posed of
tho >t-onw\nry, noauty und chivnlr>
of the up country were present jind
a most delightful day ?a? spfcnJ
by every one. Tho , cccaHou is*
us mi on sis in the desert, ami will
remain a green spot in tlio mcmorv
"of all who altencKnl. Il was esli
muled that there wcio about three
h mulled persons present.
Leaving Camden about 8 o'clock,
going by way ot Mr? L?, K. AI'okU,
(who by the way has a Hoc tr? p of
iokncco) we arrived at White Oik
about '1 1 o'clock. The jwo milita
ry companies ami a good portion
of the crowd were already on the
ground. In a shot t while the Li
berty Hill company undoi'ilte com
mand of Opt. John G. Richard*,
Jr^ was called out for drilling
'lfws company has ihcrlJ. S. regu
lation uniform and presented a
very handsome appearance, 'l'he
(jrilling was good and showed that
much attention had been p,i*veii to
this art. When the company was
called in they were loijd.y cheered
and the C-anley Hill company in
command of Cu, t. Lorick took the
Held. All this company wants is
uniforms; the drilling is almost
perfect. After being on the Held
for about half an hou.' they were
called in, and were greeted by n
round of apphiuao. from the crowd
and the Liberty Hill company.
in a short whiloit was announc
ed that dinner was ready, nod a
more plentiful or better picnic din
ner we have never so-ju ? half as
many more than were present
could have bten bountifully fed.
After dinner tin? speuking com
mence;!, the speakers being intro
duced by Capt. John (J. Richard*, j
Jr. . .. |
The meeting was opened with;
prayer by H?v. Mr. Davis. \
The firSl speaker was Coly 1*. 11.
t Nelson who said it might sound
strange to hear that lawyers
(lid uot want to talk for them
selves ? thay could talk bvl-lcr for
others. Few ollicerat-wanlt'd to re
tire, he was no exception to the
jgeneial rule ard did not intend to
I give it up if he could help it. Foi
8 years the people of the District
had seen lit to honor l.im.with this
high ofllce and he had discharged
his duly to the best of h.s ability.
In the coming campaign ho saw no
reason why we should not picsent
usoliil front. He would abide the
result. He would be opposed by
Mr. .Tluumond who would meet the
people itt Abe coming campaign.
Mr. Hay .was ne\t introduced
who said six weeks ago he hail no
intention of ruiining for the Scrixte
but parties for whose feeling Im>
had the highest regard had come/to
him and asked him to run. Fin/in
rially it might pay lnrn better to
stay at howc.but if the people saijfe
for him- to go Jp? would. Voice ?
We say so. ^V j.o bis course in tbe?
Constitutional Convention Mr.
Hav said he -had -ideas- of his own ?
he always thjwghi and acted for
bimsrlf. but his vote was n+wnys
willi the majority. If I'o was not
fleeted to-the Senate he would not
sulk ? he had been a candidate be
fore and bcc\n beat'Mi, bui if sent
he would appreciate the honor
highly. He had taken no put in
the factional dilf'erenees,, We hail
nothing to do with the-. flnaneial
question. South. Ca rollua and
Massachusetts thoigh the smallest
Si ales j.n .the Union bad cause.!
more/trouble and fuss than all the
others put ^together. Mr. 'iillman
vwho was comparitively unknown a
f5w--yr^r8 ago was to-day pYomi
ncnllvBHjken of for President of
the U.S. Tillman and McKinley'weie
lire most prominent men in the
United Stales to-day. At tins close
of his speech Mr. Hay w? loudly
cheered in which a mult1 quite near!
joined in willi a vocifeious bray
which caused a good ileel of meri
menl.
Mr. Kichaids slated llial lie had
been requested by Mr. I). M. Hfv
thnne to announce that owing to
death in his family (Dr. McKin
jiion) he was prevented from at
tending. tho meeting.
The ever re.idy and giflfc<t ^
| Floyd was tho next speaker intro
duced wlrri in glowing- terms com
plimented the military companies
for ihe highly. credi l.ajUe display
they hud made. Afr.r loyd sinietl
tliat the absence of bis opponents
proven letjUiii 3 saying much but
staled tliat he was a candidate for
rc-elyirtTon to the Legislating and
thnt his record in the last session
was In fore the people.
Mr. , Richards heie read Mr.
Schroek's excuse for not attending
tho meeting.
Mr. Joel Hough wntf ill* next
speaker. He said ho hated \ery
much to attempt to make a speech
following such men a^'Nehon, l/a>
and tho eloquent Floyd. "IIo ?umc
not t ) make a speech ? tho meeting
had nol been ordered by the Ex
ecu live Committee. However l\t
would make a few renfyika in re
gard" to i ho militia. Mr. Hough
highly complimented thoTVfc mili
tary companies preacnt and 'gave
an Interesting talk on military or
gunizUlons from the .time of the
Revolutionary war down to the
piostMii I i mo. Mr. II, .ugh cl'.igqil
his upoec^i hy nay inr* that I. o wa??
in f :i vor i?f tl?c fiee oolmtye of bil
vei ai ilit* ratio of 10 10 1. and tin*
election if I'nited Si i : 4 1 * ? ? Ngwuor
i?V a t) i I ?*!? t vole nf tlir p^oplV.
Mi". 12. I>. William* was in xi in
troduced. l!t> rh'iI In' di.1 u<?i
iluiik it wa.. necessary f *? r a i- a ml!
il.tlt* lo make a speceh, and" $imp \\
lillliouiiccd III a I la* Was A Cil III i(l;i 1 1
lor ro election i<> the oflfee*?f Sit, ? ?
. tF ; that h<* ha'l tri?il t*? discharge,!
liU duty i in |> a 1 I iaUy in (lie past |
and if re elected hr would conlin j
nc lo do so i ii i lie f u I II 1
Mi. Alfoni, ais<? cuudUb^ f? ? i j
i ho ollleo of Shcrill', ftiirtMiothui)'
would all', ?id him more pleiiHiire
than In in ii ko 't 8, cech, (nil lie li-i,l
lieni train, (1 to pioujjh and net lo
speak, lh<M i trtil'O lio begged lo In
e x e i '
Mr.^v V. K? II v tin' thud candi-j
dale- for S It (Mill thought In1 ought
n??t in speak as lit- w us at home, j
ho wiiii I ft) <?!! I n vote for him : he
w i) ii it'll the man it'll Indies to tell
l 111 ir husbands ilmi || ?' \ (Mills' in '
die* to tlieir s ah l Iicki la vote fot '
Id in. . /
M\ .). V West ?:is' next intro
duced. In a Heal hot shot I spceeh
Mr. West announced i hat he was aJ
candidate forShenlt' anil if elected]
would diseharye his duties failli
full v.
Mr. J. IMivipo, Co.^Supervisor,
said this was something' entirely
foreign ? lojnako a speech. If !te |
depcudtd on spei oh-mnk iug lo ?et
the olllce ho would never uet .it.
llo. was running for tho olllce r.ol
upon the* plea (.f being i? Confeder
alo soldier hot as one who had in
even wav hied to do his duly. If
the people thought- ho hid d'Mie
I his arid was tho rifjlll man for the
place lie would very highly appre
ciate their voles.
Mr ('. Stokes said that. he was
I nun the farm aod would, not at
tempt to make a speech, hut gave
his views uponllte county goveri.
inej?V^"if eh'cted he .vouhl conduct
iL upon the mof.t oeonom'cal moth*
'o<5s; and further if eh i ted he
would recommend not only to hay.e
the Supervisors salary put hack
to where il was before the recent,
raise but Would recommend that il
lie pot. di wn to f^vo hundred dol
lars and the dillVience uiveu lo
township com mission or ?.
Mr. Mj^puskill was next" i'ltio
duci'd who slated that ho was a
candidal*- fo," Supervisor ? had
been brought out at sclicilat ions
of fiien.ls and closed his speech i.i
a very nice manner with thanks
for the nice dinner ho li'ad enjoyed.
Cnpt. J. M. Ferry, of La m aster,
then responded to culls of fiiends
for a speech, doing il in a wagon
bod v.
'*? Thus ended one of tho most
pleasant days ever spent in the
memory of the wi iter.
Just now everybody is beginning^
to take a Spring Medicine. And
it is a good thing to do provided
you take Simmons LtvOr Regul/itor
-^ihe best Spring Medici ne."' It's
a sluggish liver that eloj.s tho svs
lein and makes bad blood. A dose
a day <-f Simmons Liver Regulator
will make a new man out of yen,
jind a new worn in too. Look foi
A i
tho Red / on the package. It is
Simmons Liver Regulator ymr
want.
English Spavin Liniment .re
moves' all Ifaid, Soft or Calloused
Lumps and Hjemishes> from horses,
Rlood Spavins, Curbs, Splints,
Sweeney, Riwg-Rone, S I i fl e s,
Sprains, ii" I I Swollen Throats,
Coughs, etc, Save $.">0 by use of
one boLtle. Warranted the most
wonderful Blemish- Cure ever]
known. S >ld by Dr. F. L. Zeinp,
Dmggisl, Camdenv S. C.
I The celebrated I)r. Strong's
"I'lioora" corsets are . superior lo
all ^others in Quality, Perfection
of Fit, S'.yle, Comfort and Durabil
ity. If you want a No. 1 #1.00 cor
set for 00c call at The Camden
Drv Gopds C'o'h store.
If you want a bicycle free, call
at. Ilirscli Bros A Oo's and spend
*2 50.
When Baity was sick, wo gavo hoi* Castorla.
When she was a Chi tit, nho cried for Castoria.
When she boeamo Miss, trite clarify to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gavotuem Castoria.
/\ /
A
Rheumatism Cured.
After eminent phyrici.ins nr.d all
other known remedies fail, Rolsuic
Rlood Ra'im, ( R. R. R ), will quick
ly cure. Tlronsands of testimo
nials attest this fact. No ease of
Rheumatism can stand before its
;r?agic healing power. Send stamp
for book of particnlars. It con
tains evidence that will convince
von that R. R. IS. is the best cure
for all Rlood uuti Skin Diseases c v^
er discovered. Beware ??f substi
tutes said lo be "j ist as good."
#1.00 p?;r large bottle.
For sale by Druggists.
Relief in Six Hours.
Distressing Kidney and Madder
diseases relieved in six bonis by
the '-New Gr??at South Ainericin
Kiir.ry Cure." This new remedy
m a great surprise on account of
tin exceeding promptness in reliev
ing pain in the bladder. Kidneys,
back and every part of the urinary
passaged iV male or female. It re
lieves retetniw ii f WMsi mill -pafo
in passing it almost immediately.
If you wirat quick r?Uef and cure
this li your remedy. Sol # by Dr.
F. L. Z' nap, Druggist, 8. V.
J Kdilor Chronicle ? Ti i' law pro\ ides
I fir only ono Ma&i&iraU r? ? f ?? w n ?!> i p ; i(
j also Miv;i Ui it Ik* slial.' lu>l I his ollice a.s
i Hear 1 1 ? i* i jwa 'tu nl. IJuthd??
j r<i\? nsliip is a l.i r>;t' teiri(^4V, and Mix
, UKNuV T. .1 >IIN-<>N :ivl i'\,u'il \ in
! tho Ct'.-4ifO, lb' 1^ W * ' ) I ljuulillvfct ' lii! the
I IKwiliuM 2111 ? 1 WO llclieW, il I'lct U'll.ttoll <1
! make a 1 one. x lut(j iioini*
) ii :i f - * li i <ii l ? r fiuo l r I n 1 1 .? . ??
j r?\VH.s!iip, sUl.j.-rt t ? *1? ? l>. m. I' i
I in!)| y, Kola.nl.
County Ec?.rds Aw:cjnt:u.
The S 1 1? i ?? ? ? ? ? :i 1 1 1 n| e ? l? I ? ? ? 1 ill 1 1 r
i ii lu?l ri?iti'h?in\ made its a;i
I }>< >i ulna n I s ?*f county !???:*? 1 1 ?* . I
Messis. "D. M. Heihonc and D K
I Spencer win) i r> ;? |<pi'i it li *1 as ihej
j hoard for Kei*h?w umiiiv.
S:.w Mill Burned,
I Tin' d'tw mill itl" Mr. li (? Team j
i w n s destroyed h\ li? *? "?) his' Turf*
vl'.y nialil. A \"ns."? ?"l oK 'uniUi i
whs ?i su I inj/tfi'iJ. Mr. IVani esli
male** frrs lo/s Hi about olio thouto I
an 'I dollai s.
Person *1
Mrs. J.- (i>. T?vJit\\ of U alii
S(>iii?i>K, is v i h i i i ii u her mothri.
Mi<t, Miiiic Tines leil, ? ? f our imvn.
We n re s'u'l'V l?i linrn tll'it Mr.
Rdht. M osi'U v, *ou nl MY (?. U .
Mosch \ , is quite il! with t> pl?oi?1
f? \it.
/ j) ntivs.
M rs. W it'iorspoon, widow of
('apt. .1. Iv Willie-spoon, im.l moth
er of Mi'rDYvid . Wiiherspon, of
our town, dii\l at her homo in
Camden on Ih$1\\1 ''lolay.
It is with deep reiii et lliat we
learn of i.Ihc death of Dr. I . Me
lvimi'M), of Lynch wmul, which sad
eye n i occurred on lasl Friday
in oi l) 1 11*5.
A Caret F:o:n lie
T?i n? v friends who so k i ikII v
suggested inv n >1 11)C fill" the ollice of
rreasureiv in last, week's Chronicle,
1 doire t >? express my licarty
(hanks and to say I'll" I if ii is '.he
desire of i In; people for in o to c.jilcr
i he race it will all'ord me pleasure
lo do so. However 1 beg a little
lime li> decide, which ? decisou will
he Huuounccil shortly.
Very Rcs?peet full v,
W, F. M Af.oNK.
prom Qui' ([oiT'o^iouilenM.!
Fine Cri'cvo.
Dear Chroniele : ? Messrs. W. I),
iu-ushall a to! O. Si r lies al'ondcd
the picnij at. White Oik, on _lasl
Saturdi^v '""I reported having a
nice i imp. 9
M-s. A. M. Dunn hrs heen ver>*
ill, I ? ii 1 i s ? <i) |? r< i\ i ri slowly,
M r. \j \j Cofu I ind. of Lynch
wood, spent I lu: liighi in iliis hurji
rcciuily. ')
Mr. K. li. .Io.V','of A nl i or h, pass
ed throueh help rcivnilv on 1 1 i s rc
I u rn from a v i si i lo DeKnlh.
Dry. Norwood an I I?llis wire in
our liurjr Sunday night.
Mr. John Jojics spent tho nigjit
in our iiiiro u *>i. lonji since.
Mr. J. L. Gillis, of l'iagah, spi iit
"Sunday night in tins hurg.
Miss Aii hi Sioki;e lias returned
home from a visit to Pingah.
l'ine Oiove Liierary Society will
meet on Siturdav heii,iro the iih
Sunday ct t o'c.!o? k> p. m. The
subject IH Hi?h dve, That orgai.i/. i^
tion -is more lieiitfleial than cot
inercial' fertilizers. We think it a
yory Interestin g f ulijc^'.l^-ami ? liapA
a I urge ?iu m her wi'l lie present and
take part. - * ^ib*
I:nia.
May 1.
/Dear Chronicle: ? The weather
i? still veiy dry:. Farmers ore
gfowing disheartened nhnut thoir
ci'ops. .
He v. IVlcr Stokes fille^iJHflr ? rrjrr
ular uppoint uicnt at S.ilem Sunday
hist . lie prcMched (as he aLvayy
does) a very interesting sermon. -
Rev. Dr. Pale, of ','ainden, will
Ipnior the people of our eonimuni
?iw-hv preifi h'.ng for us oil ilia 4th
SuiV/'.ay in the i.fiernnoii.
Mr3?. J. A. Galloway has hcp'.i
? pii'e 1 1 hut she is slowly lniprfiv- |
:ng under I lie i reatmcnt of Dr. K j
S Hoolh, of Mannville, and Dr. .1.
K. McLure, of Rishopville.
W e- a i e ph ?ased lo see our friend
M'.ss Kv\ McCunts, < ut again aflcr
a severe illness.
Mr. J. Dalloi? Galloway, who has
hcer. attending the (iarnden Grad
ed School, has I leer, cal.ed heme on
account of the illness of his moth
er. We arc glftd to have him with
us Again.
Messrs. G. A. Mcsclcy and B. M.
Hudson, of Iteiiljih, attended ser
vices here on S'inda*' lasl.
Mrs. Matilda Stokes died at her
iinfm: t.ear here on Saturday last.
Her remains were enter rod in the
cemetery it Salem on Sunday. I o
the gi ievi'd family we extent] our
mmm
DON'T LET THIS FACT' 09
ESCAPE YOU! P|
Right lure in Augusta you have Eg
a conccrn manuf.u turing doors, EuC
sash, and ornamental g|
woodwork, slri< tly hiph grade, u
low prLcd -wiiich I
will compare fa
W itli the I
pro?Tiltt of the factories m ifcfcB
Nor^wcst, and ? cond to none!
made an> where in the Sou. h. I
fcvery advantage is yours when I
pun hasinff Of us, for then yoni
/?Buy of the Maker."
Send for Pike List? in ER.
AUOUSTA LUMBER CO.,
AUQUIT A. OA.
? 'w-j_
" CiiHtorln isKavoH a<l<?i>t<\l loolilKlri'ii that
1 rttviu uctul it as sujH riin- (oany privsonpti^a
kuowU lo nuv." 1(. 4, Ahciuu, M. 1>.,
lit JSo. Oxfoixl St, UfooUlj u, N. V.
"Tl .? ifw of 'Castorlft' In r>? uulvorval ami
lt?j merlin h.? woll known that It.svvmHH work
of Miinnvro^atlou t?? ciulorsoit. Kownrotho
luti-IH^-at families who ilo kivj> c?u>toi?U
withiu easy ?v;u l?."
C*UUui ilua vs, 1>. I).,
Kow York City.
for Infants and Children.
oiuva (.'olio. Constipation,
Sour Stomack, Dluivhom, lOnu-tution,
Kills! Worms, givca sloop, ami promotes <iU
gOStlOD,
Wii bout injurious nuxUcat ton.
"For sovoral yoara I havo rooommondcd
V.i -tona,' atul shall alwaya continuo to <lo
ban Invariably ptxnluvHKl bouoflt'UU
rosults."
Kowin P. I'armck, M.
K'-Mli Swvot atul 7tl? Avo., Now York City.
'PHP. CV.NTAVH COMI ANV, MURRAY tiTRKKT, Xl'VT YORK ClT*.
TO ALL IY CUSTOMERS:
I am late coining out with ;mv advertisement, bat not behind
selling goods. I have been waiting toget in my now quarters.
I am hove with a lull lino,
? Not to .Ho Ihl jrs )kl .
Don't lot the lit t4e quotations you son in soma advertise
ments lool y<fu. What you want is what you soc and get, not
what you see in pi int. My friends tell me it's no use to adver
tise. Sometimes I think the same way when I see unods roll
ing out in such quantities, hut the editors have got to live.
I rail special attention to country stores. 1 am selling stocks
of goods to that trade, I also have as nice a line of
O Y GROCER IIHJS
As anyone in town and will meet and cut prices with any one I
(,f them. ! don't "How anyone to undersell sue. I want all
of my' fi ionds to understand this. !
Von will tii^d me in the Fanners and Mwhanjs Bank Build
ing.
wm
(Jive me a trial as I am now in the market.
1 jnji yours truly,
D. E. HINSON.,
DULL CAMDEN,
DEAD CAMDEN.
Tljat's the reputation she ha* but business has NOT BEEN
DULL with us. We have only born open about two months
but t ho actual cash business we have done would do credit to
an established house of long standing.
*
KX TLA NA
TION,
STORE,
(tiOODS.
\j O W K ft T
I'HKUM.
a
* ^tni^ot. that w> ar$ selling n^Orc goods for c.ih^ t linn ^bn y
other ho?T$^ in Camden (peoph? who visit all the .stores tell
4itj that, and ?>f course they kryfw what the}' are t rtl k inj^ rTboul)*
is pbsitivt evidence that our/prices are right. ReaHf;t is al
most a matter of showing tl^e goods and wrapping. )them. up ?
the quality and prices markoH.^in jdaiu^gures on each article
sell the gecds.
LIFE IS TOO 8IIORT
and OUR time loo valuable to have to 'DALK people info
buying goods. It's business anyway to piyt prices AT FIRST.
<^h ere the goodj will go ON SiGH-'P. Now don't be a
'?DOUBTING THOMAS." Don't take anybody's word for or
against us, come and see for yourself. A LOOK on your part will
be a tie that will bind. More than that it will teach you where
to buy your goods ar.d to ike a customer for ns.
Theory in business, .like in everything else. is indispensable;
j Chats why we advertise theoretically. And PLAIN, NATUR
AL, PHILOSOPHICAL tacts with whLh our store is always
crowded and which we are scattering broadcast all over the
coaurf^arc the things that' bring us new customers eVeryday
That's wiiat makes the New Store's business grow so rapidly.
We are ?^oin<^ to build up a trade here in ' dead old Camden'*
and LOW PRICES for GOOD (iOOIXS is the INDUCEMENT
we nre offering to the people.
?Sell? Sell, &ell every time is our way of doing business.
S v? ?9 ^ S >. >5 >5 >, '
" . . .1
Remember we stiokYo our sh4rt profit method of doing bus
iness in this department too., 'ffiis department receive* special
attention and we ore headquarters for fine and stylish hats. If
yfokwont ft n'ce ^arft Mil? *noney you should mrt fail t"
give us a call. $l,*i?j will buy a iiicft hat, and for $1.50 to
SI. 75 we can give you something beautiful. /
Do YOURSELF a favor by giving us si call, examining our
goods and getting our prices.
Yor.r* to please * ' ' v
hi >11 t fill IH |>l> l iu?'#.
Mi Sli\ iMi'l'n/k II fiml his nisi, vt'
M:>s .1 iij-if, v i * t u 1 1 fiit iid.-i hero iv?
*.**? i> ? 1\ .
Mi. u tul M i h. VV. [>. Oiinn:", of
Uislhp V ?!|r, UI O M| C'laliu^r KOH?H
0m? v i * 1 1 i h v I tit' i h parotide at
?his plti'i1. Chatte.' H<?V.
(O.hcr cowi.s unlt'ai Ion* nnavoiil
i ?' t? l?l v *?u? i I toil . )
NOTICE.
f want every itti.n am) woman in iho VnUrtt
SnOos in t lio 0|>itun ami Wtonky
liab.U to l .ivt' i in' of my hooka oh 'liOtto (?'!?
t'M's. A<litro: h Ji, M. WdkiUey, AtUau, Utk,
4)0. \ v'b2, ami ouo will l>o .mm? sun tviah
V4
B t i ( I <i'o to Let.
?K, O
1 will roceivo l?i?U 'I Tiller'* Itri.tvfO
on .luive 1 1th , ImiM u Trust sptUV
of l ? '<> foot across tUv livor. I'hms and
H|>o< ili(Miinnh run ho scon at HridtfO tho
?iay < t letting. .i It lMIKI.l'S,
County Sttpci'X isor^
Grain Vhreshing^
Wo wish to-> announce that wo wiil
lia\ e ouv Tluoidiintf Mrchino in opera*
tfo'n doting ihn coming season ami hII
sniMl prain * ill ho tlucHlieif io the host
man ih'V nt ilio lowest possible rates. Our
tiniehirto. v* ill lu> of om? of tho Intent lm- ,
proved mil W'.' gnariuileP satisfaction in
every particular. -H'inK a portable ma
chine your <l> ra ii i ?vill ho threshed on
your own placoi thereby saving thb
iroublo anil expense of lmnllnj< sovonii
inilcM. Mai! ? i Ices scut to t'untuy V. O,
will v?e prompt I x anointed to.
CUIvKl) & WATTS.
MANUKA OTtlllKKS OF
Doors, Blinds,
Moulding, I?uilding Material,
Sash N\Ti- i ?.? 1 1 1 s an<l Cord. *
ciiaklekton, - - - - s. g.
Purchase our ijiakes, which
wo o uuTimlec superior t/> any
j sold South, and ^thereby save
money.
; Window ami Fancy Glass a '<?
: specially. * Juno '2f>.
' lUffiB IlIT"
. *
Soul'i Cn roll tin ? Kornluiw Cotiuly.
V.'idur and t>v vir< no of sundry oxecu
(ioiiH to uic dirtcfod by J. Itolling*t
Ksq., County f reaaurefr .jf6r K'tpIih \v
: County, I will proccod to soil 4<i ffOnt of
I rln- Court 1 lotiso in Catfidob ?.n tint first
Mondn? *11 .1 u ii o . , dtTFuig tlio ^ej?nl
iiouiM otjy salo UiO f o II ? . vr i i ? k dr-iioiib^d ,'v"
rotil estate : i
Srhooj Ditrrif^ No <>.
7o acron .bounded l>y lnn.fK** of M. IC.
Yarborougb, T. A. McCuhUJH and Joalu
nil I'r-rkifiM lo vi? *1 upon a* tho pniperty
uf W., H'. (iuhkiuH. .
* DiMrtefc Nfo. 1. ?*
I lot and !2 building In town nf Chu>
don< lot i>?'inir booiuhd 1 ?y Lyitletoll
?t root and premises of W. II. Zemp,
Mrs, I). \V. Jordan and P. T. Viilo
piguo; un<jl <?;?o oilier lot nud building-in
town of (?a"hWfen on York iircet bound- ?
od by Yqrk .?t front. fremtags o| W? F.
Krit'lH^r. It- MomoHjv and .Tames Wilnon
loviod upen n* tho propctty of M>?< M.
A. Nile*. '' ' '
?
tf QiVPIitt STOItE._
IN ANI> STH;L COMING,
- . - 'V -?? ? ?
HAVE YOU SEEN OUR
_ t an# snuoer for 7c. . **
N P$tus. 6, 7, 8, 9 cen's.
\Co vfcred dishes, 48 and 50c.
])i9l^eH.Sr10,, 13, 15, 19 eta*
; Gl/amb^rs for 39 cents '
Covered chambers 49 cts.
Pit<Wr~a#w*b)wl 79 cants;
big size^hfa *woith I 00
Chfna plates 10 and 12 cts.
Cups and saucers lO.nnd 12c.
Plain tumblers 31-2 cts.
Jelly tumblers 2 1-2 cts. '
4 piece glass set lor* 30 c$L '
Knives and forks 48 i\nd GO
cents a set. ?.
Eijnmel lined preserving ket?
tics 25, 39, 48, 09 and 75 cts.
AGATE WAli 10 ? now don't
WE SELT^VtT-*WFF.
, RIGHT (PRICES.
5KKOUK ,
So* Xjoist* .
Big rubber combs for 5c.
Big box hair pins 5c.
Hair curlers ?c. /
1 doif col'ar buttons for 6c. .
3 table-spoona for 5tf,
A big hotel g<*b!et (or* 5c.
5 papers needles and bod* '
kin^Tor5c., . ;
Set of 6 tea spoons ior Be. T
Quart cup 5c.
Tooth brush 6c. '
2 pks. envelopes foroc?
2 quires paper 6c. ^ %
5 paper* 99 pins
Big bottle ftrmschiffo oil for
5 cts. <"*
Big assortment git
1 doz ced4r
1 doz sfe*t
Sec ds