The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 24, 1897, Image 3
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SKIT. 21, 1 807.
V From 06 to 44
From Oft to It ia a l>i^ tnmMo for
Ibo ihermomoter to make, but tlmt.
(o It r record from last week to thin
week.
Cotton Market,
Potion is fjuoted as follows today :
Fully Tj >w Middling !">?
v' Middling 5 i:i 10
Fullv M ddling (i
Good Middling n 10
The Camden PostotUco to bo
od
llemov
= In tbo near
postollleo
k;rpro??nt ai
ptlie nej^jgU o - ?
' now being oroOtod l?y Mr. .). C. Man.
utnro the (>nmdcn
amoved from its
tied go Htreot t<>
on Main Hired
Good for Camden
A riiummei*r?oft Camden lust Mon
day inorninu for Co'umbiu and re
turned to Caiuleu Monday eveniny
for no other roason than to spend
>the night hero, saying that ho
f'errcd to spend tlio night hero tu
staying in Columbia.
Womon Wasting Away.
Id ofton caused bv a lack of tone
in the female anatomy. Ih*. Hellu
tny's Gospypium tones up these or
gnus, insures regularity, euros all
fomaio diseases, increases tlio appe
tite, and insures buoyant, roseate
health. Try it and bo convinced
that it is the greatest of all rcgula
tort? and bt-autifiers. Price $1 per
bottle. Kur aalo by drugg ata, or
sond to be lumy Mfg. Co, Bo\ 109
Atlanta, Ga.
*
To bo Given Away.
Messrs. .1. K. Goodalo & Sons will
on Saturday, October 2nd give away
thi'oo valuable presents fco tlio per
sons spending the largest amount
of money with them on that . day
Seo their iuh or t ih? mt nt and save
your purchases until U-at day and
carry off one of their handsome
prizes. \ '
$ Zuiiip Bros.
It affords us pleasure to present
to our readers this week an adver
tisement fiom the well-lo own ami
reliable llrin of Zemp Bros. l'Vr
in any yearS this linn Ims n:rved ihe
people with the host goods in tlie r
special lines that, skill ami exper
ience eonld procure and well de
nerve the reputation of l.cing head
Quarters for ready made clothing,
shoes , and many other specialties,'
and tins season tin}' come outdoing
all former achievements and quoW*
priced whiah heretofore .. (mvo not
been heard of. A man's suit for
$i.50, a man's ovorcoat for $2.00
and a childu knee suit for 7ao are
some of the bargains they aro ofTer
ing. You can not afford lo miss
these bargains. Soe their adv. and
j?o to Zenip Brothers.
Mr. Prank Porr)- Shot. ?
It is wi(h/regret that we learn
lb it on last (Saturday at Mr. W. T.
Vanlitndinghani's mill at Dry Creek,
J.ancaster County Mr. Frank Perry
Vns shot by one .James L. Barton
Of the occurence the Lancaster Led.
gov says I ''Mr. Burton was at the
ftoil I and had hip pun on his shoulder
. it^on 5Jr. Perry drove, np in a wag
on. Mr. Barton aaya that it had
been repotted to him hy eeveial per
POns that 1'crry had said that ho had
ffied lo break into b e cotton house
^O^pteMl cotton, and tljpt when Perry
drove up bo started towards him to
ascertain if he had made the asser
tion and, that when withiu ten or
fifteen feet of him, Perry drew his
pistol and that he immediately firud
one barrel of his gun at him and
would have fitvd the second tfmo hut
waft prevented hy Mr. Vanlanding
ham catching the /jfun and holding to
jt? Mr. Perry, wo understand, dis
claims haying made any accusation
of an attempt by Barton to break in.
to h s cotton house. The wound is
not considered serious.
A.Statrniont <rorn Mr. Kirkhy.
Mr. Editor: Tho last time J. worked
my pection of tho Kershaw road, some
re fo's^d to work and the hand# asked on?
to push the ausennd let Ihetn know the
result, and-?I can best- do so through
vour paper. After connufftig A. J.
west, one of the commiHaionora, who
advised mo to go Ahead and that I
could get all the nelp, legally I wanted,
1 was asked to wait awhile, by the re
nowned H. \V. Hammond, another
member of that distinguished board,
until they could sue into the case fully.
I Waited. They e&onoiated tho white
man and had the rottenness to ask me
to get three or fojkr dollars out of the
poor old negro. Vanity, cheek, hypoc
rley, which Is it?
This is a clear case of soft-headed
ness. Men who have a public trust,
have netually on some frivolous pre
tense refused to do their duty for fear
of hut ting some one's feelings.
Now I have resigned as overseer;
cannot think of having any dealings
with uien who I know havo shirked
'their duty, men whom have dodged
simply because the case involved
would be ngalnal afrlend.
c | have no fear whatever of any Ihw
^?Uits for defaulters on the road, if its
left with the commissioners, unless in
- deed, it be a colored man, then he may
look out. I have taken a Jfood deal of
~ Jhl^rrsttn ttm roads ami have spent lets
o( time in trying to improve and keen
them fn a passable condition, but it
- tHe commissioners can com? in and sav
that only ihoae who are not fa?orites
can be ponleh?d as a defaulter, I do not
- rear* ta have anything ulse to do with
? firsgtett^have-to write thlf but I
?taplj want the public, and especially
those who have worked under me, to
Know the great InjusOte th? com mi s
einaere hare done me,, and my reason
fonet curing to have auy thing to do with
? thim tiirragtlrr ^ -
' Ahaey, ttsy>- U, ? -
i , Advortisod Lctieis.
For wet k ended Sept. I'.i, 1N;)7:
i .John Allen Paison, hucretia My
j e r?, DtiKay Kichardson.
0. .J. Shannon, 1'. M.
Kvervbody Says Ho.
('aftoan?t? Cindy Cathartic, the most w.?n
dci-f itl medical discovery of tho uge, picas
ant and refreshing to too tfysto, ai t gently
t und ponltlvely oh kidneys, liv or and bowels,
! cleansing the entire system. illspol colds,
cure headuobe, (ever, habitual constipation
anil hideusncsa. Please buy and try a box
of C. O. O to-day; 10, tiT?, Ml cents. Sold and
guaranteed to Cure by ull druggists.
Personal.
Mr. D M. Methane, Jr.. nod l?rid?\ ?
??T Lynch wood, wore in Camden on i
I ncHil'iy last.
M-'sarw. ,1. T. Hay and \V. D I
'IVan1 ham attended court in Sumter
this week.
Mr. Willie Clyhnrn, dr., was in
Columbia last week attending the
Ci\il Set vice examination.
Stolen.
Stolon from the u ndoraiuned on
v " ?
l lie olh iuftt., a small purse, and x
pnuku^bnok containing about six
ty dollar?, and some vaUj^ble pa
p-ra. The abovo was stolen by a
hi ick l)oy calling himself Kdward
McDowell, Alio is about 20 years
old, about 5, toet 10 inches or 0
feel, tall, and has piercing voice
nml a limp in one of his leu?. A
liberal reward will lu< paid for the
?>rreat of said thief. Said thief inn\
make his way lo his home in Co
lumbia, S. C\, or go to Charlotte,
N. C. t]j. MoCanoi.ksr.
Jfeoiii (}m? (jorepponilent^
Cleyeland
Kditor Chronicle : ? Col I on pick
ing is in full blast. and will ho fin.
ished by the 15',h of Oof. if woolli
er is favorable. With tho low
juice the farmers are forced lo 8(.ll
at, will leave them penni
less. Soiling cotton at six
cents when it coat tho aver
age farmer eight cents to product*
how can they pay debts? The Re
publican parly promised their con
slilucrilR if elected, that cofflidence
would bo restored, factories would
ho opened and business would
flourish generally., I as one aouM
like to know where the frouhlo
lies. Is it oyer production or
speculation? According lo reports
there are more factories than ever,
population greuler which would
reasonably give more do nnnd for
the fleecy staple. Lets consider
over production. There is many a
fanner afler ho has worked dili
gently sail Ihe year round, after
paying expenses with a balance
?uwinfe to the merchants is not ac
tually able to buy the cotton goods
needed in his family.
Mr.'Kditor, does this lock like
over production. The merchants
should have their bilk paid. Con
sidering theso facts is it over pro,
duction? Wo see many young
mon seeking employment in other
business than the form*- is farming
not honorable? \Y6 say it is, and
the only occupation directly insti
tuted by our Creator, Poor cropp,
and low prices effect nil occupa
tion but more effectually on the
producer, Tho . merchant wmip
for hi# pay and>? will ??<t
It if ho is dealing with an honest,
man. Take the mtjj.cJjant he ha*,
his pe'rcentnm, tako tho M. D. he
has his fixed price, take tho law
yor ho has his regular price. The
salaried oftl eV has his price. The
farmer bus all the above to pay and
lias to take what he Can go.i for his
product, ami give what is asked
for what he purchases. We notice
from the last report that cotton it>
shoilerlhrn was expected in most
all the cotton growing stales. Ar
kansas will gathor^nt one picking.
Secietarv Hester, of Now Orleans
Cotton Exchange, recognized os
tho best authority oiy the Cotton
business says the number of mills
have increased, tho nm'nhor of
upiudlcs have increased and that
tho visible supply of the maple is
loss this year than last. The homo
consumption is likely to be greater.
Thisuoupled with drought in India
cutting off tho ^?ropa there, and
the prosperity the west
ern wheat producer ought l<?
give tin; producers good prices for
their cotton. Follow farmers are
we gelling good price*? Will some
one toll us where the trouble lies?
W. F. J.
Malvern Chapo).
A? I lift v? boon silent for some
lime I will once more scribble you,
a fun- dots from tli in plnoe.
Mrs. .1. A. Hall ia visiting lie r fa
ther's family of Black River.
MIsb Joanna Hull vUitod rela
tives here last week.
Messrs. .1. H. and S. \V. Stokes
of Tiller's Kerry were in our burg
recently.. Blue eyes was the at*
irsetion of course.
? liro. Local also passed through
our burg recently.
M i 83 Piety A. Waikins of this
plgce visited Mr. H. D. Wwtaonr of
Cedar Creek lost week. She reports
jt nice time.
We have no marriages to report,
but judging from* "ilie way an old
widower visits ? certain place we
will bare one to report in our next.
Mr. J. M. Hall and sons have
erected a gin near this place. It
Miea? tliat- Uiay ms having tout#
had lnck but it wilt be alright in a
f?? dayf .
As I am In a hnrry I will close
for thia time. B?0frn Eyes.
Lacknov.
Coitoh plcking is tee order or Ibe
J^jlr? & D. 8*ltb b*a tU oooUaat
|Do As The Trees Do- I
Change Your Garb.
? ' ? s ?
Tlia( light and thin suit whs nil rijjjht a!
month ago, hut now it m?kcs yon
conspicuous, and lets iu shivers,
I f you <(et your this* seasons CLOTHING IVoui Ximu j > Bios.
it will 1)0 the cheapest, mikI longest \yoar.
Men's Suits M2 to 12 from $2 50 to I. *>.00.
Hoys' Lon^ Pants Suits 15 to IS yours $2.50 to #10.00.
(Child's lvuoo Suits 1 to 15 years from 75e, to $5.00.
.Men's Over Coats $2.00 to $10.00.
Como While You Cm Get Your Pick.
The largos! and host selected stock of
--SHOES-- /
for .Men, Ladies, Boys, Misses and Children, frnffVi lowest
to highest grade,' to be found in the CUV.
SEEING IS BELIEY-I
JLA WVK.US' C'ojc
TKHT.
During the months of Septembcj
and Ooloher The Chronicle will
conduct a voting contest upon the
most popular lawyer of l In; Cam
<!?' n Bar. The contest will lie con
ducted in the same way as was the
farmers' contest except as to the
length <:f time? sixty instead of
ninety days. For iho successful |
lawyer we will publish for twelve |
months free of charge the follow- i
i >??;. card :
In I he Chionirle voting contest I
Mil. |
was declared to he the most popu- j
iar member of the Camden Bar. j
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The following is ihe coupon..
See to it that the name of your fa- I
?vorite lawyer heads the list:
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Cut out the above, write the.
naiuo ?f your favorite lawyer on
tho dolled line and bring or fiend
ii to this olflec.
How Tho Voto Stands:
J. T, Hay, 7.*)
C. L. Win?I? r, 74
M. L, Smith. . 71
W, J). Trnnlliam, ? OS
T. ?T. Klrkliind, ? 47*
38
82
91
JJ. Ii. Clarlte,
W. M* Shannon,
fo A. Wittkowakv,
of building Mr. ?S. N. Sow ells livery
sla'dos fit. (his plaon,
Wo nre sorry to le:irn that Mrs.
Ilcnry Outlaw near this jtlaeo is very
ill. We bopo kIio will soon recover.
We saw sifter Brown Eyes and
her bestest pass thtongli here nut
long sinoe From ihosui'le she wore
I think onpid will l>e to plft}' soon.
Mr. and Mrs H. D. Watson and
Mr. J. T. Watson, of Cedar Creelt,
spent last . Saturday, night and Sun
day at this place."
The entertainment given nt Mr.
and Mrs. S. N. SowelTs was enjoyed
by nil who attended.
Mr. L M. Hall, of Malvern . Chap.
6f, pays frequent visits near here.
Blue eyes is Lba attraction of course^
Mary MePberson, colored, died
on the 1 4th inst Sarge Plunkctt.
Notice To Taxpayers.
Office of Treasurer Kor?h?w Co..)
Camdrn, 8 H>., ftepi.-senl, -
I will bp at tho following named plj*ee*tm
date*, mentioned l>cl>w for tho purpose of
collecting Taxes for llscal year 1807:
Luck now, Oct. 18Uu
Lynch wood, Oct. 10tb. .
Wcatvllle, Oct. 21it.
7 Liberty Hill, Oct. 22nd. ?
Kab6n'? X Roads, Oct. 27tb. /
Cordon's Mill, Oct. 28tb.
The Tnx Hooks will lie open at the above
ntmnl fr?HU 0 A. M. to 4 P. 11.
W. K. HOUGH,
Tmaortr K. C#
op TO LOAN,
(in fanning hinds in sums of $,'! )0 and
upward '>? vear* loans.
C. li. W ] XK l,KI\,
Attorney at Law.
I'loml-cuou0 Item*
I It'll An human. in a nge on horses,"
? 1 ? ?fj s and all slock, cured in 80
minutes by Wool ford's Sanitary
Lotion. Tliia never fails. S?ld by
Dr. K. L. Zemp, Druggist, Camden,
S. (J.
UJ A N T 10 1) ? T I ft J V T \V O U r H Y a ml
aetive eentl.'iuen or ladies l?
travel for responsible, ostahlislnvl house
in South Carolina. Monthiy $0 > 00 and
expenses. Position slea Iv. Inference.
Knelose self-addressed Htainneil envel
ope. The Dominion Company. Dept.
W. Chicago.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
V. A. Slocum, M C., the Great Chem
ist and Scientist, Will Send Vrco
to tllo afflicted, Thrco llottloB
of H N Nculy Discovered
Remedies to Curi? Con
sumption and all
Lung Troubles.
Nothing could ho fairer, more
philanthropic or carry more Joy to
the nlMieled tnan the oiler ?f T.
A. SlVicuin, M. of Ntiv Voile
City.
Confident that he has discover-;
ed a reliable cure for cousn mptlon
and nil hroticbini, Ihtoat and lung
difloiaen, general docl no and w??ak
DGfcfl, I out! of fteali and ail Gnudi
llnug of wasting, and to tinl;o its
sjroat m3ilu known, ho will send
free, three Hollies to any reader of
The Chronicle who may ho suffer
ing.
Already this "new scientific
course of medicine" has p?4ma
iienlly cured thousands of appar
ently hopeless cases. I
Tlus Doctor considers it hi) "re
ligious du'-y ? a duty which he
owes to humanity ? to don a to hi"
infallible cure.
Ho has proved the dreaded con
sumption to he a curable disease
beyond any doubt., and has on file
in his American and Kuropeap la
boratories testimonials of exper
ience from those benefitted and
cured, in ali parts of the world.
Don't delay until it is loo late
Consumption, u n in term pled, means
speedy and certain dentil. Ad
dress T. A. Slocum, 51. C., 08 Pine
street, New York, and when will
ing the Doctor, g?vu express and
postoflbjv address, und please men
lion reftdi;ig this article in The
Chronicle.
TAX NOTICE
In accor !:tnee with (ho Act to rnise
supplies for (i.-ed year, coinmenei'.iK
.January 1st, 181)1), notice is Iw-iebv given
tiiat tin; Treasurer's olliec of K^ndiaw
Count v will be open for tin collcctio'' of i
luxes from I he I6lh day of October, 18!)7,
until the 31st day of Deceiahnr 1SU7.
The rate per centum for Kershaw Coun
ty i? as follow? :
mills.
Stale Taxes f?
School " ?
County " 3'iT
U. H. * " 2 *4
Total lf'.j mills.
Poll Tsx SI.
The following speciaHetie* hive been
madoMlso:
- ntilU.
Special school UX Disfrlc! No. 1 .'I
For interest on school Honda
Gradr.d school building
District >i'c. 1 jjf
Spocirtl School tax District No. I
Ail information a*
nithed npon'spplfeAfion,
No llsi of MAmct for lux* receipt" will
t?o receiTfd uniesft tt* ninonnt of tux
I money is deposited with the s.ud list.
jlM.
r-p-r-nr -"rr*i tti /\ *"i\ /
mLm ?JL? n???i rrl? ihL hjU* wJu\/i>A? \h*S Vm/ tw?
GILT EDGE STORE.
01TKKS
SLAUGHTERED PRICES
From now until wo rot urn' to our oMstuml whoro it. is boing
onlargod and improvoil,
NVo mention below a few articles mid prion", an I as it would he impnssib *
to name everything in our immense stock, mint ask you to take t In h as a
index to the wuole:
Shirting prints reduced to
Colored Soot oh lawns only lc par yard.
Colored challios at 2 Jo pur yard.
Colored lawns, (a nice assortment) only vij \
Colored nainsook and dimniea reduced to ?m
Soot eh Lappettos (linon elVock) only 1 2|c per yard.
(Joloivd Dunit v, reduced to Do. pur yard, worth Lki.
MY BLUE LAWNS I
Stripud and figured, from t>\. worth per cent. more.
One piece lOttotninu reduced to 8;\c worth Inc.
Nuns veiling, seasonahle colors, reiluccd to I lo per yard.
Crape elTect, nuns veiling, at- only 10c per yard.
MO inch Percales i educed lo 5, 0\. and A(',o per yard.
A nice assoi t ment of suu<nn<r Silks at a^solu'e cost.
W hito and Colored Duck reduced to S,J, 0, and 10.*, worth JIM per cent
4\ more.
W hite Nainsook, (checked) reduced to 4. 7^. and 10c per yard.
? Plain NaiuHook (white) reduced to S.1,, 10, 12, and 15c per yard, worth 10
per cent more.
Dotted Swiss reduced to (i\o per yard.
A splendid assort ment of Hamburg and Swiss embroideries at absolute
cost.
Torchon Lace, by the yard or by tie* piece, lower than ever heard of.
Flouncing for children's dresses from I'iAc up.
A few Linen lap robes left which we will close out nl IOo each.
WINDSOR TIBS
All stales and qualities from JP, up.
dents white and colored shirts, "read v made" from 15c up -just think of it!
Anything in hoaeiry at from 3.'U I o 50 per cent less than value.
A big line Table Dainusk from 15c per yard up.
Table oil cloth, good quality, from 15c up.
The entiie stock of Clothing at imd below cost,
Carpets, Matting and Ruga ai. and below cost. vr
BIG REDUCTION !
In everything as we must, reduce our sto^c before going back to our hand
Home qui.i t ers.
Lot of Ladies' and ( Lists' Undcrvosts and Drawers (saroplos) at '25 per
cent, less than regular cost. /
AH Winter goods at a big sacrifice. Now is tin* time to (reap genuine
bargains and remember we haven't boon advertising all summer at
COST so wo moan more t han wo any.
P. T. ULLBPIGDE,
Proprietor.
TO BE
Oiio 8 Day Clonk,
Ono Phrlor Tjiimp,
On o Hoaiitifiil Picture .
ON THE . . FOLLOWING PLAN: -.1 ;
The person who spends the largest amount in ca?l? in) our
store on Saturday, October the 2nd, will receive the ^lock.
The person spending the nex.t largest amount will receive the
Lamp and the third highest amount takes the Pictured
The amounts will be kept by one not interested itv our busi
ness.
The CIock. Lamp and Picture will be given out on Monday.
October 4 th, and the names of the persons receiving Rame will
be oublished in The Camden Chronicle, Oct. 8th, 1897.
l'unlB cloth 10c to 50c per yard.
Full line Children Knee 1'uiuh
SuIih 76c and up.
Pun ts 50c, to $5 per pair. tV
25 do ?/, pairs Children Knee
PuiiU, 2,fys and up. Si/.e 4 to 14.
Kul) lino CJenlu Furnishing
Goods.
Mcii'h SuitB, *2 50 to ? 1 4.
Ladies' Shoes 75c to *3.50.
Kill I line ludkV Dichm Goodw.
Cook Stoves ?7 to 39 25 complete.
14 quurt L> i h It 1* it n lfie.
?8 " " " 10c.
10 " Water liuckelft lOo.
Pitcher and iiuoiii (|5o to $2.
Gul vuiiigeil Well Chain 2u per
foot.
Goblet?, Ht'lH of (I, UOo.
Tuinlderf, SeU of G, 20i\
Agate Chamber Sets !|<2.2o.
J. R. Goodale & Sons
Fj.ixk.
W UHKIKW , JljlAKIUKHj
WlKJKH, Ifl/JTO.
WTATKH V ILLK, Ni, _ .
Sole projiM&to/<ioftlie celebrated KEY brands of old
fashioned Whiskies and Brandies. 'We have superior facili
ties for supplying consumers with the purest and highest class
North Carolina Liquort at moderate prices. ; :
The high standard maintained and the general excellence
of our brands are too well known to need comment. Corre
spondence solicited and lowest prices furnished on application.
MEND FOB KB1CK fHLOT AS? ???
~ r ^ M<Miwwi! Biaiffft iw; ?
Pino Wood For Biilo. J
Dry yollow loaf pine, in any
quantity, ver??l at $1.50 par
c? ?ul. Tills is not old Held Aine Imi\
ii ui no yellow loaf pine. Apply to *
R. It. Williams.
Rudy's Pilo Suppository
Is guaranteed to cure Piles and
Constipation, or monoy refunded.
60 ola. per box. Sum! for list of
tuati mollis and Free Sample to
MARTIN RUDY, Registered Pilar
maeisl, Ivmcastur, Pa. For sale
by all llratolusa ilruggista every
where, and in Camden, *S. C., I?y
Frank M. Zonip.
DR. I.H. ALEXANDER,
Dontlst.
Graduate of iho t'hiiadolpliia
Dental College, Session 1870-77,
OFFICF, RROAD STRKKT,
Camdkn, S. C. j\
Two doors South of The Chron
icle Olilce.
IIIBTIIATION IS
OKKIOK OK
Slll'KKVIHdRH ok Rkoisthatiox, I
Kuitsu.vw County. I
Cam ? v.n, S. 0? Makcu H, 1807, J
The Hoard of Regishation for Kershaw
Co., will moot 4^1 (tie Court llouso in
Camden, *ui the 1st Mondays, Tuesdays
and Wednesdays of oaeh month for the
purpose of registering voters. Oflice
hours from S> ii, in. to .1 p. ill.
\V. K. lUJSSKLL, Chairman,
MANNKS HA HON, Clerk,
J. \\ RICH A RDS,
Members of the Registration Hoard for
Kershaw County.
IIow to Find Out.
Fill a bottle or common glass with
urino and lot it stand twenty-four hours ;
it sediment or nettling indicates an tin
healthy condition of tho kidneys. When
urino. plains linou it is positive evidence
ol' kidney trnuhlo. Too frotpiont desire
to minuto or pain in the buck, is also
convincing proof that tho kidneys anil
Idaddci are out of order.
What to do.
There is oomfort in the knowledge io
often expressed that Dr. Klhner'n
Swnmp.Hoot, tlio groat kidney remedy <
fnllills every wish in relieving pain lit
iho back, kidneys, liver, bladder and
every part o| tho urinary passages. It
oorrects inahilitv to hold urinJ and scald
ing pain in passing it, or bad effccts fol
lowing use ct'lhpior, wino or beer, and
overcomes that unpleasant necessity of
being compelled to got up many times
during the night to urinato. Tho mild
and the extraordinary otloet of Hwninp
Root is soon reali/.od. II stands tho t
highest for its wonderful cures of tho ''
most distressing eases. ' If Vou need a
medicine you should huvo tho host. Sold
hy druggist!*, price fitly cent* uiid'on?
dollar. You may bavo a sample pottle
and pamphlet both sent free oy mail.
Mention Tho Cnmden flhroriToti>A and.
send your aUdrcih to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,
Hinghiitnlon, N. Y. Tlio proprietor of
this paper guarantees the gonuiness of
this offer.
ilorscH HulTcring from ioroi.es* or any
dimtascs, ?lo?? or cattle are liuir to sue* ?
ocaafully treated !>y
Dr. Hadley,
Veterinary Surgeon^
Tlio Den lint ry of the horao in a sclonce
Iti itHolf, Horsea* nro the oauae
of disagreeable liabita. Homes having
diseased teeth nre hard to keep in eorw
dj^ion. and if poor It is impossible to fat*
ton. There are few hornet young or
old, witheut nioro or leu* sharp*edgad of
rough projection# upon their molar*,
Tim sharp edjjon laoaiate the mouth,
cauaing torture to the horsa, aijd ' bt
trioH in various wayu to rid liltnsel/.of
the trouhlo, Homo start sudddaly OF
?(op short, toas the head, drool or slob*
bor ; others ?tiy, dr|yo jidevvayf, or _M?|
thoir heads in an unnatural manner, lip*
proper grinding of food cause* ind<g?s*
tion and indigestion produces loss of tfpr
peiite, lddtM>onnd, swollen Jimbs, star*
mg or dead-llko coat of ))ajr, coughing,
illHohMtgeH at the n<)??, - tunning at ib#
eyes, elp. yyil Irregularities ()f mojartj
or incMors^-jnaaily remove^. ' Prac^tpa j
experience enables no to gi?o satisfy-;
tion. in all cases. No chiyr^o for oxajfli;
nation at oflice. '
GRADUATED? STOCKHOLM TV
Mvdlcnl Register for the fttatei.ef V|r /
Ne*r York; Illinois. West Virgin, /?
la, Pennsylvania, Now Jersey. \/ f
JpflF*All calls promptly attemled {o [ -'
ni glit or day. , ** -vA '? \
Oftloo over l?\ M. 5}emp & DePass' \ t
Drug Store. ' \
fl^EST LIQUOBS
IN .
Original Packages
TTivlnsr boon appointed agents for
F1UJ5DMAN, KEILEIC 4 00. the Po
duoolo Kontucky dl-?tljlers of the fiu
inoua I. W PALM Kit; VK 1,801*
COUNTY, MONOGRAM A ?
SKLAfl ltyo Wi?iskiu?,..we offer.. A. oar?
load ot these goods In the following
Or'fflnn) PackagcB:
Paluior Ryo, vety old, 1 quart boU
tlo in case, p?er oaae > . ? . . $125
Monogram Kyo, 1 qt. bottle in caao 100
MethiiHalch Rye, 1 qt. bottle in case go
Old Corn Whiskey, 1 gallon Jugs .,2 2ft
Old Corn Whiskey, % gallon jugs I 25 -
Theao we have in ? took :
Palmer* Rye, very old, 1 gallon jugs,
each ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? i?'j' ? 6 Q?.....
Palmer Rye, vory old. 2 gallon juga
each - . . 10 00
Palmer Ryo, vory old, 4 qt. bottles
In cases, per case ? . ? . , , 6 00
Palmer Rye, very old, 6 qt. bottles
In ease, per ease' . . . . . , 7 r?0
Palmer Rye, old, 1 gal Jugs, eat It 4.00
Palmer Rye, o>l , 2 fal JUgr, ?fil? 800
(Choice Rye, 1 gallon log*. Wh 3 00
Choice Rye, 2 gallon jugs* eacli 6 00
Choice Rye, 4 qt, tottteo in case S 00
Choice Rye, ? qfc* bottled in ess# ? 00 ,
Methataleh Rye. I gaHofc jnga 8 so
We also have in iranffit a carload of
The W. A. VANDKKCOOK CO*8 Fin?
CALIFORNIA WINKS ?Tf
consisting of CMRKT\ BUlWUlU)^
JHOCK and 8AUTERNK InCAftBAOF ?&,
I DOZEN QUAKT8. ted fOBT,
811 F/RRY , ANOFWCAy MUiCfTtt,
CATAWBA ami TOKAT /(? I 04^
will be bookad lor deileery oa atrlTi*.
See oof FIlIOK t|W "toe^mipkle