The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 05, 1897, Image 3
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Nov. 18V7.
Cotton Market.
Cotton ia quoted as follows today '
Fully Low Middling
arMmttr# ft
Fully Middling
Hood Middling f>}
Fu'ly Good Middling ftii
. ? The Olrcup*
' i ?
A. report is current that tin
Wallaeo Shows -"advertised to in
here on to-morrow week will >x> ?
? ? exhibit litre. We t?aw n represent*
Atlve of tho shows yesterdMy, wlm
1b here with advertising ear No. 2,
an,rt ho ensures us that there i*
nothing in the report.
* The Hicks 1808 Almanao And Papor.
Wo nro informed that, tho 1 80S
' Almanac of Prof. Irl H. Hicks is
now ready, and judging from it*
past history, it will not ho many
weeks in its way into bonus
and oflicos all over America. It is
nluch larger and liner than any pre
vious i6aoo. It contains 11G' page*,
is splendidly printed and illustrated
on fino hook paper, hn vl the finest
portrat evor given of Prof. Hicks. It
can no longor ho denied that the pub.
Mentions of Prof III c k h have become
a necessity to tho family and com
mercial lifo of this country. His
journal, "Word and Works," aside
from i ts storm, weal her and astrono
raieal featurs, has lakon rank with
tho best literary, seientiftc and 'fam
ily -magazines of iho ago. Do not
boliove hearsay and 4 reports. See
the Ilieks Almanac and paper for
yourself. You will then know why
thoy arc so popular. Tin y are ed
ucators of tho millions, and unrival
ed safeguards to property and hu
man life. It is matter of simplo re
cotd that Prof. Hicks has foretold
for many years all great storms,
floods, drouths and tornadoes, oven
iho recent terriblo drouth over all
? bo country. The Almanac alono is
25 conts a copy. The paper is $1 00
a yjear with the Almanac as a pro
mi lira* Send to '
Won i) and Works Pun. Co.,
2201 Locust St.. St. Louis, Mo.
The Groat Wallaco Shows
The Washington Post, one of the
' most conservative newspapers in
the United States, did a most un
usual thing in-devoting an editor
ial to the Wallace circus, which
came to Washing ton unknown and
went away with an established rep
utation. In.fjart the P?isi said :
"The Great Wallace Show repre
sents all thVt, there is of legitimate
worth in the circus business. It is
in' charge of men wlto aspire to el?
vato the lone and purify the atmos- !
?phere of tho calling, and we be
lieve the thousand* who have at
tended the performances during
the paBt two day 8 will certify they
have succeeded. Not only was the
performance up to the highest pro
feesional and artistic standard) the
menagerie large and varied, ( and
the trained animals of the best, tint
there was not in connection with
the Wallace Show a single one of
those discreditable and demoraliz
ing features which have done so
much to give the circus a bad name
and to discourage the true friends
of that otherwise wholesomo florin
of amusement. The managers of
the Wallace Show keep all their
Promises, advertise nothing they
do not expect to give and carefully
divest their performances of any
thing and everything calculated to
-offend tho nicest taste. Wo are
sure the verdict of Washington will
. be most favorablo and that the
show can return to us sure of find
ing genuine admirers and friends."
This big circus institution "will
exhibit in Cainden, Sat., Nov. 13.
Bore Throat.
In a letter to
Dr. Hiirtinan,
dated Doc. 27,
1896, George
A. Blanchnnf;
of Wash'
??My throat had
been in the
habit of acting
Bore overy year
G a ,
for the last twenty years, and ir nnj
roedicnl skill did roe any good it was
bo little I did not know it. Two
year? pgo my wife wus down sick
two months, tried two doctors, bill
the. case was a stubborn one of fe
male trouble* * I found in Pe-ru-nA
not only a good, flafo remedy for
Bote throat, but one for weakness
and nervous prostration. T quit the
dootors and purchased a bottle of
Pc'ru-na, and in three days after my
wife got up arid she has been goinp
ever since, and I have not boer?
-bothered with tbfttbfld sore throat
It QMd to last at least fifteen or
twanty days. Since wo have used
your medielne my wife has not lost
a *ing!e 3ay, and she has gained
orer fifty pounds.' '
Ip a 'ater letter, July 22d, 10d7,
Mr. Btaucbird writes : "All of the
aicknaaa we bare io the family* is
Wbili we cannot get Pe-ru-na. - We
people in the Sooth think Pa-rn ua
(a a Godseat blessing I recom
aseac It t Ps-ra-na to friends of mine
that bad asthma and one bottle car
?d ifcMk Wheoever Pe ru-na la
aaad It apsaks loudly for itself."
_ Dr. Hartmsn, U* /Original com
jpo? a?r of forii-otf, bis a racem
Wl| OB Hiiuiilu ualaiib wMekwM
U4s by The Te-hi-oa Drug
^Ur|SwilSt^? i fit+Fe
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Times arc hard ami Cotton
low, but aw a il! make you ,
prices so that you will be
able lo yet u ha/^you want
in our tine., We can prove
what tec say, Come and see
us when you want shoes,
clothing, (men or boys) hats,
caps, trunk;,, top or under -
''v-r
shirts , collars t cuffs, draw
ers hose > or anything a
man may want.
Zemp Brothers
To Cure a Cold in Ono Day.
Take Laxative liromo Quinine
Tabids. All druggists refund the!
money if it fails to cure, 25c.
Frost was soen in this locality
yesterday morning.
Tlio small boy is in trouble
about a report concerning the cir
cus. v
- A meeting of the Co. ltd. of Com
missioners was held on last. Mon
day. ' ^
A polinUfrt meeting has been j
in prog ret h this w??i k at Heaver j
Dam H aptisi. Church conducted by
Itevs. T. A. Dabmy and John S.
Croxton.
- Packages or The Qhroniole
which failed to roach Westville and I
DeKnlh two weeks ago turned upl
the following Monday. They were
already at these post oflices when
oniMnformant stated tho fact to
us but he diu riot know it. As we
suspected, they were missent by i
the It. It. postal clerk, as will some
times occur.
Priest ? Pat, there's a hole in tho
roof of the church and I am trying
to collect enough money to repair It.
Come, now, what will you contri
bute? Pat ? Mo services, sor.
"What do you mean, Pal? You're
no carpenter." "No; but if it rains
next Soonday, 0*11 sit over the
hole."'
TEST*
-- During the months of September
and October The Chronicle will
conduct a voting contest upon the
most popular lawyer of the Cam
den Bar. The contest will bo con
ducted in the same way ns was tin
farmers' contest except as to the
length <;f time ? sixty instead of
ninety days. For the successful
lawyet>weN will publish for twelve
months frde of cliargo the follow
ing Card :
In '1 lie Chronicle voting contest
Mb._ L_
l
was declared to be the most popu
lar member of the Camden Bar.
Tho following is the coupon.
See to it that tho name of your fa
vorite lawyer heads the list:
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Cat oat the abort, write the
Bine of your favorite lawyer on
tbe dotted line and bring or tend
it to this ofHce. ? ' r
Bow Th$ Vote Standi: \
M.J,. Smith, 15>?
J.T.Hi j, H77
C# L. Winkler, 1057
WrDrTrnWwy^ ^ ? 1011.
T. 3, Kirk) and, W7
Life Mi Hk?mnm - ? -2UL
M ?WWjiifci,
'a, ?<*?** ?? :?*
Say, Look At This',
j Do yon want your Shoes mended?
If so you should go to .Jonos' shoo
! shop and you can get them fixed
oheufor Ihua you \ >11 get thom any
i whore in town, !'nr h" has cut the
1 price, for the n<.:<t lays, fio you
j lmd better take artrnutnge of tliis.
Big Shoe-Shop.
? Rudy's Pile Suppository
Is guaranteed to cure Piles and
Constipation, or money refunded.
f>0 ots. per box. Send for list of
lfsi/i moniula ami Free Samplo to
MARTIN RUDY, Registered Phar
macist, Lancaster, Pa. For salt
i?y all first-class druggists every
where, artd in Cauuieu, S. C., hy
Frank M. Zemp.
AdyertisOcl Letters.
For week ended Oct. 31, 1897:
M Allen, Thomas Alexander, llnt
tio Brown, Adum Claike, Mettic
Clarke, Aerie Davis, Kizzie Davis.
Roht Dunham, Ned Goodwj'i), Mrs
.J II Johnson. VV F. Owen, Maggie
O'neal, Flora Robinson.
G. J. Shannon. P? M.
/ v>
1 The Winder.
A 8 will be seen by the voto in
the lawyers' contest Mr. Mendal
L. Smith is the winner by the hand
some vote of 1573, a majority over
the next highest, Mr. Iluy, of 90.
Mr. Smith is a young man of
marked ability which fact is rapid
ly being recognized as his compli
mentary vote shows. Considering
the ability and popularity rf the
other members of the Camden bar
the vote received by Mr. Smith is
doubly complimentary. Before
him we predict lies a brilliant ca
reer.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
T. A. Slocum, M. C., tho Groat Chcm
ist and Scientist, Will Send Free
to the afflicted, Three llottlea
of His Newly Discovered
Remedies to Cure Con
sumption and all
Lunar Troubles.
Nothing could t>c fairer, more
philanthropic or carry mora joy to
the afflicted than the offer of T.
A. Slocum, AI. C., of New York
City.
Confident that he ban discover
ed a reliable cure for consumption
and nil bronchial, tli i t and lunjj
diseases, genera) deel ne and weak
ness, loss of ficsii and all condi
tions of wasting, niid tii moky ilp
great merits known, ho will send
free, throe bottles to any reader of
The Chronicle who may be suflTer
ing.
Already this "new scientific
course of npcdicine" liaet perma
nently cured thousands of appar
ently hopeless cases.
The Doctpr considers it his re
ligious duty ? a duty which ho
owes to Uumanity? - to donate hi*
Infallible eure.
He has proved the dreaded con
sumption to be a curable disease
beyond any doubt, and has On (lie
in his American and European la
boratories testimonials of exper
ience from those benefitted and
cu red, in all pari* of the world.
Don't delay Until it is toft late.
Consumption, uninterrupted, means
apcedy and - certain death. Ad
dress T. A. Slocum, M. C., 98 Pine
atraet, Ne* York, *nd when writ
tog the Doctor, give express and
posiofflce address, and please men
tion reading this article in The
Chronicle.
My *ntire Hock i? being 6Upo?t(l of
?l iai bilaw t?t)withi)n sgMyHonW
iMtrjr gr?c*ri?? ; and them m told ff*r
t than tfcnr fnb? boo?h? el?*wK<fc.
Grandest And
-THE HlvST OF
America's Big* Tented Enter
prises!
HONORftBLV CONDUCTED! TRUTHFULLY ADVERTISED!
liol'ly in Otuifopl ion, Ivi'^al in Equipment.
Omnipotent in Strength, Ideal in diameter.
Splendid in Organization, Maunifieent in Presenta
tion. The Purest, ('leanest, IMi^litiest and IMost
i\l rgnitieent Amusement Institution of tl^vlOth
Cent urv.
CIRCUS, MUSEUM, MENAGERIE AND ROYAL ROMAN
HIPPODROME.
Three Kings^l^If Mile Race Track,' 1,000 Features, 100
Phenomi mulcts, 25 Clowns, 20 Hurricane Races, -1
Trains, 10 Ac res Canvas, 10,000, Seats, 1,500 Employes,
0 Bands, 50 OagesJ A Drove of OameJs, 15 Open Dens,
A Herd of I<jleplianl87$'l)000:00 Daily Kxpenses.
"The best seen here in a decade." ? Gin. Coin. Gazette.
"High toned in every way? in magnitude of lirst rank," ?
St. Tvonis Republic.
"Bewilders the senses, dazzles tlio eyes." ? Denver Times.
"The cleanest, most satisfactory circus vet seen hero." ?
Ncw\Orleans Picayune, ; ? ,
"Gives more than it promises."? San Francisco Kxaminer.
CAPITAL, ? - - - - $3,000,000.
The Greatest Performers in the Known World are wiih the
Great Wallace Shows this Season,
Including The 0 Nelsons, $10,000 Challonge Act,
Tlio Worntz Family A erialists.
The i Martells, Hicyclo and Skating Experts,
Tlie 10 Dellameads, Statuary Artists,
?*^l'lio Sanson i Sisters, Female Sameons,
10 Principal Male and Femalo Equestrians,
The 3 Petit? Aerial Barn-Extraordinary, ,
Kowona, the Head Balancer, and
Grand Spectacular Ballet, ! 9 Cory phcos.
(Led .by 3,. Sisters Maccari, Premier Dansueses)]
Oil STRRP PAttAlffi At l? a m' tlio finest
UU II SI mm I iltl/iiJjjK over put on the street#. A
Sunburst of Slijendor, ~fc^'iufty>li ofArtr Money and Good
Taste, \vitTi Xavisli Luxiuy of 'Spectacular Effect, will)
Greatest Processional Features Conceivable*
EXCURSIONS RUN on j$YmX bmi$ CW TRAVEL,
No Gambling Devices Tolerated.
Never Divide, - Jfever Disappoint!
WILL KXHIBIT AT OAMBBN
Having boon so busy that wo hav ?ol bud timo to write up
an advertisement, accounts lor the long delay, but now tako
pleasure in informing (our many customers and the public gen
erally that we are again at our
AYhi'io wo will be glad to see thorn.* Our Store has T>cen
renovated throughout, and wo behove we have nmde it as nice,
handsoihe and commodious as our customers could wish.
As (to our stock of goods, wo have no hesitancy / in saying
thai, you would net find a better assortment in any retail store
south of the Northern markets; and the styles of our
JIress Goods.
o. *
lieady made Skirts, Wrappers, Ladies Capes Misses anj
childrcns Wraps &o,. &c., are the latest, and must be seen to be ?
appreciated. "
We'call special attention to(a lot of drummers samples" of "
1LLEPH
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Thereby enabling you to buy a fine hat or a ,pair . of Fall
Shoes at ft VERY, VERY LOW PRICE.
We have added to our store a wholesale department, in
which will be found everything usually kept in a genera)?mer
chandise store, and merchants will do well to see our goods, and
get our prices before placing their orders, as we can save them
money. p
With an UP-TO-DATE STORE, an UP-TO-DATE STOCK
and with prices the lowest * we are sure that we* can pleaae
even the most fastideous, and earnestly ask that you favor ua
with a call before making yonr pnrchaaw. -
VERY KESPKOTFULLYt
ILLEPIGU
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LADIES'
and
GENTS
of ge/t
Also a lot of ge/lts and boys hats which we are oftering][at