The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 23, 1898, Image 2

Newspaper Page Text1*UBL1SH1CI> KVKKY KK 1 1 > A ^ f BY W. Xi. Mi'BOWELL 8u mom or ion HaTkk : ? Oiio your, Jti.OO. mx month*. fiOcent*; 1 1 ? r< montiix, 'i > ? ad y unco. <>n time *l.f?0 Ooiuinuiiieutiona will ho published \\ ) j ? ? ti of inltiroc I to i lio KtiHontl | ? 1 1 1 >1 i ? ;iii?I ll it of m defamatory nature N'i> n HicuiHilulity will ho a>^iiiin'?] K>r tit* viowa of oorron|>ondonts. Uatkm yuw A i)\ KMTihi so : Ordinary tramdeut advert isniont.s, liiKt insertion ? I .00 por HqiiMt't' ; oftcli *in,si,',"U'iit i|i afirtioii o() cvu'h |??-r* mjiinre, Oa?h ratoi f<h Wa.lU, Lost and hound, not OKOMftllllK Ova lilH'M, 2 > Cents ouch insertion and fi cents per lino for fu l, additional lino. Ihinhnus h>eul?, 6 cents per lino ouch in HortUin. OtHeiul and loyal notices at tin- rat ?? n'. lowed hy Ihw. I(?tOM for contract advertising <\iil lie nn nouacitd upon application at thonllico. Can<lidato?' Card* lor ('onntv otlicea ?'V(XI. ( 'oiii-Tc*.' iona I $10. On Koinitf ance* liy check*, dijifls arvl powl?I tuonoy ord^ra nlmuM l?o inn. I. pavai>h ? *? f\/Vll/L| I to W. J,. MoHOWKI.I.. ( "moduli. S. < A ChmI Prom II on. Wiji. A. liar- I bor. Mr. Kditor: ? Plea*e allow me ppftc.o In your columns to ox pi ?????* my aineeie thanks to my f r i ?? i? 1 1 m i " lCersiiaw County foi their Mippoit and ell'orts in my In- li ?? 1 f in I. I?c* re cent prim my election. While 1 watt defeated, t Ik? very complimen tary vote given me throughout, the District i? a sourer of gruti tieation , to niv, and 1 am indebted t<? m\ i friends in Kerahaw for the majon j ly that County gave me. It was my determination to con- j duet, nil ah?<?lutel\ f:?ir find < Irali i cutnpaign and every il'oii, I made was with tint in view. For t h ? >>.?? j wlm did not. mi p poi l no, I enter- j tain noenrniiy, hi d with the jnd? went of the m? jont\ I tun content. I Again thanking tlio*o who mip j ported me, and *i'h kind toolings for those w|o? vol-cd against in", I . aui, Very Ilespect f n il v, \V in. A . 1 t i i her. Mr. Kin ley. Speaking of Mr. Fiuley and his recent e unpaign the York villo \ (?<>? man in il* issue of t lit? lilih iu-l ; flay a : "Fin lev has Iteal < n I'.aibor for Congress .hy a tremendous majority. j At first the extreme fro nds of the! latter altl'd>nti>d tlie defeat of then candidate to the "treachery" of nome one that they hud considered as an j ttlly, hut tlif lab st retui iih show i.ncl: I a landslide in favor of Finhy t h ?? * liia late opponents cannot do juv'ht hut afTord to he generous in their re? maiks alxnit him. '!'):?? nomination of Finlcy by Hindi a majority indi eaten the |?>wor of upright character and eloan methods in poliljio.s. In liia race Mr. Fin ley wiir alwiiys fair. Ilia constant endeavor w is : i o t lo JJast the reputation oi prospects of ilia antagonist, Init simply to stand before the people on his own merits, lie never circulated any slander on the man who was opposed to him in order to gain an unfair advantage. | ](e scorned mi unfair advantage, lie did not want it. All lie ea ed , fur was that the penile >f the tlis trict knew t ho absolute truth *andi acted on it as their eonse-onees die- j tilted. The reflult of 'he olcotbui 1 tolls what the the people be'ievc. It is snch traits of character as we have icferred to that have endeared . htm to the people of V?ukvil!e and of York county, and that is lending tut rely to the growing good i pinion of the people of the wholo eoiigres Hional district. Principle thai never compromises with expediency counts, and it counts in politics with the in telligent piiop'e of the Fifth con. grebsioiial diairict of South (/aroiina. who in selecting. a representative havo chosen wis? ly and well." From Mnj. Magi 1 1. 'J ho average j?r i ?*o of cotton in 1804 with a crop of 7.403.000 bales was G.01. The average price in 180a wiili a crop of 0,470,13.^ hales waa 7.4 4. The average price in Tc.ol (following the largest crop that over had been made) was 7.0:1. The flinall crop of 1801 brought a lower price than the large crop of 130.*?. Then the prices of 1 ?'.)(>, (after the immense crop of 18!hr>) ndvanced in prico instead of declining. Tilde j f??r? there must tie other f.ictor* in j tfie fixing of price besides supply. It j conceded by all economists (?-<*. j gardJess of their affiliation with po liticnl parties) that the volume of money id circulation fixon prices of eorawoditie* ordinarily. According i _to tiw* "Kt?ttattcftl Abstract"' of the United Htates, we had in 1807, ?1.040 200, SI 9 of money in circnla t ion or $22| per capita, cons sting of fp*M coin Mil gold certificates, MpNNriing to $5?4,87A,027; silver je^t tnd *il*er certificate* 84G& lOti,. <h'J; fraeUOMl carrcocy t85 4C9.il?; frrtnof wrtiimtw 060, 800, 000; Pui'-l <k?'?d -t Hwti'w ( ," I ?' I "M-}\ ) jj!? lf> ''ft I .It"/!'; Nfc'iolt t! I. ink lioli'h ? 2 ' > I ,?<?*> I , l<? al ' I I I I )*' 1 ill*'' ifCiviiH in}. I !\v N'-ilioiml b>4U'\? ,000,000 I ? t v i n ?? MilOM'.: in Oifflnlal mii ?01 '* 1 mt ?!!! per Ofijnt i r-Hti'Hil uf >/ - - Of t In ' hUin ( t.l'H t hIioii I d !>?? in ci ?'?,u Id t ion ) $.'{00,000,000 Iihh I. ( t'li u li.ilr.tWM l>\ tlio Kftlo ??f National llond*, -'and $'?G>.000,000 hy tlif) wi.r tax tliiM Hint) flT.O.OOO.OUO total Ironi 'f'.i l ?? i.T) I 'J m.il wi? hfiv? I<nt ,?< 5 1 'J. I.c'mr ? 1 1 'It y I | r 1m tlhllHif'l I 1(1 [ iiiiinrn.so 1'M.siin'MH <,f 1 1 : ?* rMiintry. IIm* | ii'M'Tc* I s mI |'i ? S>il a < ? I ton. In withdraw from en ( ulrit iM|) nlmut I ."> .,r I lid UHMiifil ??!;? iliit'M I (o I >('< in cij I Oil (On, find I ltd ('\('? M' nf the W M' t'lK Idvv witlidrou' mnilv 1 .*? i.ii >(**?. A r<"lnct"in m|' ^ 5 in rurrnnry oirrti lalion idcor'liiu' It* admit t?-<l | > i lit i 1 1 1 t'H ol < CM|5oidii l!j, would r ? ? ? 1 1 n ? ? prirdfi f>, i.d if th?* j rice of colloi. wan 7."?o u roduol mn < I 'J .1 would i-lmii^c (lie piicc Imiii; 7} |m 1 4 riK | A further reduction in ? i i = ?i !?. i i? .i: of, iiiMiioy 1 1 i m l?i ( n ciV - < ? t ? ? < 1 I ?y uicri ? m <?(1 n ^ rvt'H lioi'l I'V National JWvnk^. J in m* ri'nu vcH md flit* | run of <*m 1 1 ? >j i wuh II !M. In ISJMJ thr^i* r?'?i'rv?'H weic reduced |m $.*>67,00''. 000 iiiiit |)ri?c if ihcnn-i'l l<> 7.0!? ndwitli hlniidin!4 tl'd i''~ t ol I lu> |>i'o.*u('(i. inu year. I lu? volume >>( iiumm'\ will ii??V(-r iiivMiiiH ?d?hir wtjilo N:l tioiilil I 'hl.li H cm). 1 1 m| iIh i.SMUc I'ricnH of (ioiuDiixiitii'd *.\ii! l.c eon Tolled Ii\ bun !t"< IIS J M | ; ; * !>>; Mm''V OiiII Iro! tli" \ < > 2 1 1 1 ii ? * ol iiiMiio in i irnulu. tii?M ( ntil wo !i h \ !i i 1 1 1 r ? ? 1 1 ? ? v )*ti el mi ijoM and silvrr we will ndvi-r li;? Vv." s hi ii li! f \ m! ii mi , or H.I a! !?? pi km ??r ( Mill lliod i I II'M, .InrndH Ix*. .M.i^ill j I in' ' h I ? "I ii'ld d ti i y a!'|)i ? c:riti !' j tlir kind v.miiK fiMin lis hi^lilv i"? t?C IIO'll I' ivr 1 1 1 1 1 1 WMili (-ii tin- n {dm i Id i n<; ? ? f town, cmiih,'v and Sluii* i:imi ull y> !)<.* 1 1 ? 1 1 m ! y .tml Ii tin nili'i'il gratifying In kiniw I ! i ? i ? i hi i U'.?ii.H nil nuitiiii' v\ii!i >-ihIi 11 .i I Lr liny HucctHS. We !i ?? v( i < <?? i \ ? tl ii ti 1 Ml ei <?!?' i ?i !' c/iiii intiii i i- 1 1 ion 1 1 diii M ? ? s 4 ? i * loucl. 1 1 1 ; ? upon sdiiic i n. i 'i ' ii t juiMii Ul'?tl?'|S, I'llt. CIWU'H t" till1 f.H'l l!l!il I lie 1 1 h in c nl 1 1 1 <? wjilet did int. lic it i in |?'i n y i; we a;e t ? u I ? 1 ?? 1<> pul. I i ? !i 1 1 . M i-s V\ mill'.' I ):i\ :s, 'i!;.u .?! ti v o' tin' C '? Hi I'e. li-r i< v ? i . ? ? I mi) Mi" l<'?lh i j ? ?-? t An i n (t'rt'Hl iii|? tiUoich nl her life will Ihi found i ii our first, pa?.M?. Ml, Plenn.tnt 'f'lir < h i ??ti i ?? ! ?? ( "oiu 2 ? I i Mii'Ji J;'. I I or 1 1 ^ < 'on i St- in the Ifct'ont Cain pit i j; i?. \imoi?{4- Miiny !'ii|M'r?< 'I Ii t> ( ' ii roii j c i ?* is .M.irt' I in ?? r I \ Itfjul Than Any. <>ne \\ ho !s ( 'oisi pel < ? i ? I to .1 in! ?: i? Wishes That All Counties IfadSueh :t I'm jmt as I lit* ( l? roil ic lt?. lvlitor < * i\ ii 1 1 1 ?* tt (.Mi ronicle : ? Ann in I M-i k iidiiiitla nee, implor ing ynui (nriri vi'Im'hm I'M intruding Oil vol, | l/ood I ? I'Hiijii mUi ! .1" you ti | ti ? ii liti' in it ii in* r in which \ mi hive 1 1 1 not ('?!< <1 with your pa per t !? con It the campaign just completed. I > i IT*- rv ti I papeiH icnch j my lionu! from the leading eduea I i < ? n :i i j . > ii i ii >i I m in tin- ('. lo tin* ! local paper culled (' irnM. n Ohrnn ! n If, ami I truthfully nay that the columns of 1 1 1 **? hist named n re ?'ii j'.imIv roHi ! while tin* li.stis remov ed from tin1 sin If only I'V in \ mi* i f . j Whv is 1 1 1 i r ?* 1 answer, that it i* heen II ac \ nil and ) (Mil hilpil'a 1 1* 1 1 hoiiii'I Ii i ng i.f mil t: ra In I oM "I'al - iin ito Si nil" which is cdil'\ing to the hoy who follows tin' plow, tin* wcliool ho\n and ti 1 1 is as thry si ek tor lecii utioii, thi' minister on leav ing lus ?tludv, the teacher with f.i t.i^ued n. iii.l :i i.d -jiiit. Would thiit <;Viiy county hud such a local J i ii 1 1 licet n ??! Ii I p. Uaius have heen tithing cotiiin j u o ii si y for the piisl three wm k?, jjjreat.ly datiifloinn er*| ??, i.llhouph ? ?i- > sac Si' r Hi to 1 1 1 ? ? i k i ! us we! I f . i ! file rains to destroy cot ton i;s for ? ankers to increase their wealth on ! ill : i i' a n l f.m ? c.t ills cot It ti. I ' Mrs. John (J Keiister icturned jio iter home in Columhii t.o-day, al'ti r having spent two wet ks with i el nt i ves i n t ii is vie i ni ly. I'rof I .??in < i 1 .loin m was seen for a short while i :: this enmmuni ly this week. l'iof. Jones has the "a ; ?|?**:? r anee" of u new follower of Ki'oehel, lV?/-d- /zie or Comnioniu*. lt.-V. 11- Smith arrived from , lint home in Sntnfl r nnd ptoached one of his most instructive uei mofis ii? n lar^e crowd at Ml. | rutnwint UaplisL church. He spok? of his }>ratilud<* to floil and gr?ti> lii::tii?iti to his people of hems prr in it tod lo li? with them again. This i ? hi? ol?| home ami it i* need less t?> say he haft a hearty recep tion. With host wiahen to you And your ?r.ric?pnn<knts I will *?} gootj bjff, \ W. Hampton Cobb. * ???? Read C. 1*. UuUom A Cu'm ad Tertltemcot lo anotber eolumn ?41 ? AN OPEN LETTER To MOTHERS, wt: aim: akkprtikg in tiik courts our right to I MF. i:xn.USl\T. I'SK OP TIIK WORD CAS lORlAjf ? ANI> ??i'lTCHKR'S ('ASTORIA," AS OUR TKADKMAKK. /, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hyannis , Massachusetts, | was I he originator of " CAST ORI A," iho samo that ' has borne, and docs now bear ? _ on evert / j the Jac - simile signature of *&&&<% wrapper . j This is I he original "CANTOR I A" which lias been used in i the homes of the Mothers of America fur over thirty years . LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and sec that it is j the hind you have always tmayflt- s/m ? ' on the atul has the sty nature of wrap per. No one has authority Jrom me to use my name except The Centaur Company , oj which Chits. II. Fletcher is President. March X4JMU /? y j i Do Not Bo Deceived. j I )<> not <n<langer the life of your child by .-accepting a' <. lu ao substitute which sonic druggist may offer you v (because he makes a f<-\v more pennies on it), the in gredients of whit [\ even he dot s not know* "The Kind You Have .Always Bought 'I REARS THE SIGNATURE OF Insist 011 Having The Kind That Never Failed You. in: itKUVK cuMfAtit. h Munnk* omul, niwvohh uit*. Ewwrw liv OerstJe's Female Panacea. One liottle Cured Where l-'hysician Pulled. I ,s.?M >..m Gsfin tits F tivtALE Panarca iG. F. P.) I" a > miii./ li.'lv . ? .* Miff \V hum vlll' l?!i>.-iri;ill lunl (fiviMl i . 1 1 I.i ; i It Mt. ,?'ii I I < lil lu' r i I ii <hi Hi. r in > t;oi >?1 slu* iicrtl i. ?? piv lor ii A Hit tuUius oijo liui i Ic alit* wiia entirely < ii 1 I in I"! ii u k<?ji1 tieal Ih ever -*in? ?? Ni . I iri' i,(i', A i i J. K. ( ? 1 l.U LAN'D. Health Restored. ! wus weak and i > 1 very bad l,<n It 'i .mil unable to du my I lldt'd olU> liottlo <>t Ckhstlu b Kcwale Pana cca iQ. F". P.) mid it did mi iik iiv uihhI t hfin it nyt hniff 1 iv r tit^d. I a in now in fcfocnl In-alt )i wnd i an do my wurk. Mks. S. i:. ( II AN DI, KU. (jin. Ark. if there Is nny Co? tlveuesH, "He Kt. vio rtoph'B Liver UcjjuIh tor uutiJ the Moweis become rejtuinr. . it from your <1 1 iir^I t , j or send utf 25 I'l'nin j nwi\ we will send you a package, prt juil'1. iUff p o f> s A i. L b Y L> B . K . L E S L i ii Z tMP. t *' M a >, /a f? ft "F *r 'SJ! 4 N i * IE 1 5" ' \C v)^ \ y _L lJ Ja. JL? *f'-> ^ r .m fe; i ^ o 8HXU.WS 'I'iHIWIM 119 W M < '. iii'- ! i *?< . . : r ;i I i >'! ;ns ? h.i.-k |>?r " vr i ? < l itis i* . ny > . i hJ ivori!. I ;i > ? i <luin<f nii'l w 1 1 i <?< mi! iii t .? i ;.j t lie I! 1 1ST "?V ? > X I ? . I :i t : > ii<>i rn.ihii^ iim.v pr-iniiifs, Init \\i:l 1 ? t :ii\ w?i: I. ?.|><-;il; i i t'i.!ii' ! ! K( ' !\ J. 1 \ ? i , iny ?'n, :tn ? 1 1?- ? ? i-? I ?* t c liil'l. ."l's :?!..? I'.uii . 's jii-'t n I it'll (lie lir.st I'li'.'l < >?_' i :i I ?!:< r , I - .r ?? i i"' \\ ? i' ; - 1 n , > ' i , : M , - i '> :? i ? 1 i u ? t 1 1 I I'll I lie iirsi w Ifk lilt roilu.t'il I},..- ?;ii. < ' A H I ? U .N 1 I IK i'l I ') I*. >? i It A I'll s. Tin- y f. <nic a j i i 1 1 lt% liit'lici', 'oil urr wrtl \v??illi tit.* ? ! > i i ? ? i ? 'ii.*?*. RECKLING'S PHOTOCHAPHIC STUDIO, 1435 MAIN ST., Coiimibhi. S. ('. _A.XJ Q-TTST-A., OA.. BOB WHITE -Second Patent. GOLD MED AT, ?Fancy Patent. ABSOLUTELY PtJfiE WiNTEB WHEAT FLOUR I fully realize tho supreme disgust of consumers for Flour, adulterated with Corn Flour, Corn Starch, and other Foreign matter. On and after this date, Augrust lOth, 1898, I offer the Wholesale trade, the above Brands of Flour Guaranteed Absolutely Pure Winter Wheat Goods of tho Highest type. I havo u first-class, up-to-date Mill, capacity 600 barrels per day, run entirely by water powor, locatod In the heart of the City, with every facility known to the business. Your orders will havo prompt shipment, quick dellvory and tho best attention. Mgrsf.S'jf POR 1*11 iV US Flour, Meal, Grits, Bran and Ship Stuff dolivorod your station. \ V 96F" MlOUSKKIiEVKHS Got prlco6 from your grocer on BOB' WHITE and GOLD MEDAL. Brands flour? pure goods. J. M. BERRY, Tito RScrchant !SH!sr Suffered fro sr? Cluuifce of Life. Mv wit'?- w<?- .*?"?? i< M-voii >'* .::?! . Mi(Vcri!?ir !'r. >rn thf? i I "liii injf >1 1 . i ! ? \ V i ! r i i?i I i \ ?? t > ! 'i 1 1 ; i' \vv r>?a l?i i:i ; ! i > >;n : 'lit- ? f . ? 1 1 ..?!?! !??'. I ??til a k,,! <i.|c:'a!.lp smu !?>r ! nii-rit iir <(?? i.l ii-mih. \\ ? tlii'ii licu.m ii i 1 1 j; I Gr.iin ri.es F r ivalc Panacea G. F. P.1 i:ml it ili.l j nun ?? ?;? .il t Ii ii, .it! %* i us.-'i I di" six >?'-iiH It is : i li<* KM' tMtit remedy f 'i jmiji-ri . i n-nii-l"* i v<t pi., cu I oil t !u; li:ai K'i't. J . I ?. I it Mi I ? KN , < \i! I ii<-hi it-i I, 'i i'*. If your druggist docs nrvt keen It, send uh $1.00 and will send you a tattle. aH rliiirgCH pnid. I.. OliRSTI.l: & CO., Chattanooga, Term. ForSale. I'MC A !*i*i ;*;i .?l LlwiV.l'ss Cotton. l ilt- \ hiean Limbics (''Oitou j !h creating m lto.t sensation i < ? 1 '?il | Mt i' | m < : i 1 1 ?o country and pi oiuiNcs to re\ olulionbv cot tun Jil - 1 w i H u; ill the SoUtll. I have 7 N h1 un arre of * h i a cot ton planted on u lut in ( ?aimbn. I ' iKiiT In vor;tl ml- eii cuiustaio ts 1 would Kavi? pith, i? il thnv baK-n from thi? patch but the . ; ** rain mft ( <- r i >t 1 1 > damapd i\ but uh it is ! txj*ot to <:<*t two bilcn. The hoi^'M <>f thn cot ton is from t> to 1 I bet. 1 will hrtvo a limbed M>pply ot th?? cotton si'< ! . On! v a part of the s* ? t d will bo Bold at? 1 expect to use the greater part ot them for planting in Texaa another year and tine* who wifb to jet I brm ho it Id apply at oner at the store oi Mr. J. i \ Man a* hero a sample fct 'lit of ibis ' cot ti n can bo sut'ii, N. ii'. SMITH. Sept. 21. I Suntl ries, PAINTS, OILS, ET C* PUIOSCRI PTIOXS A S I 'K(M A LTV. We male*1 ti y 1 1 <>l PrcHcription work. I * ri i?u* its y?>n Prescriptions, \v t; will prepare! liom promptly and accurately at tin* lowest prices. Stationery. We have just received a select line of stationery, con MSiin<: of Writing Tablets, Killer! ami Unruled, Pencils, Pens, Ink, Mneilaire, etc.., etc. BOX PAPER an assorted line at all prices. We sell you ( )ne I \>und of Stationery, Sixty Sheets Pa per and Sixty ICnvolopes, for 25 Cents For school purposes buy one of our Pencil Tablets ? " I f\s a hummer. " We have samples of P.vpe writer Paper and ciui take \ our orders for same. Kespect fully, r "p) In T> C K i^ijposfc a \ov Fpriplion Droipts. Mr. llnddoy.W Rook Hill, Wants ft Ilcpresontivo in Camden. 'I'lf munitj?emeii L of 1 lie Iv|>i'taMo Lite Assurance Soeiot.v in Mi'h ( ._? r ri - I lory i? desirous of securing tin? rcr viceH o* ii man ot climactcr and idiil ity to represent it* intereato, with f'imden, S. hh headq'mrtora. Tin* ri-jlit. nitm w ? 1 1 be thoroughly educat ed in the selcnec of hfo insurance, -?;nl tho ait of successful soliciting. I'lioro is no business or profession, not requiring en;ital. which ia more remunerative ttum :i life ujjnoey eon l ? lu?;t?*?l with energy sunt tibililv. <"or ?tspondenoo with men who dosire to [secure employment-, and are* am hi. [ ioiik to attain prominence in tho ,.roleSHion is invited. \V. .! . ltoddt y, Manager, liock Hill. (\ j H. G. CARLOS, Contractor ni l??ii lder, CAMDKN. S. V. 1 lai.o uitd o.xtinultH i?ir?>n :in?l f.n-t ii>n jr'inruiiteOil hot Ii in pi ice ?nd wink, l'.itronngf wilirltoil. S. i t. LM, 1 \ r. II C. t'AUI.OS i:o. 0. CAXTEV, i< > i^iAit i:it CAMDEN, S C. Makes Shoes in any Style, and u perfect fit guaranteed. AIho, repair, in# done on short notice. Shop ia in tho rear of Zemp Hros. store, Oct. aOih. UstJU. COTTON GINNiKC. ' I ntn now prepared for ?.?in ning cotton. With new ma chinery, new building, etc.. etc , I ain better pre pa ted than ever lor ginning cotton with ra jjiditl nnd promptness. Your patronage solicited. y?ry Respectfully, C. p. VAUGHAN. Stfi. 13(li, m > To the Trading Public * ' of Kershaw County: I hiivr just )< tu!u- <l from the North where I ??*ot nupreoy < 1 1* i > I ? *at;j.iins in :tll lilies o{ <*oods especially clothing. THE PEOPLE know wliat 1 have done tor them m tin* past and I am oven hctter prepared now than ever belore to j4?vc ihetn ln*t t**t* l?yr ins than ihey can ?jet c!m'? ) u - > e. lit all candor I have nev. er^iad a hotter or lai^er Mock of unods, and ii is in yum' ad vfliitage as wi ll us mine to see it l?t- lor*-' making your pin'chunes. My stock is too laige and the BARGAINS 1 TOO NUMEROUS. * lor mo to attempt tostiio them in detail an 1 ximp'y ivqii?tft llnit i I it* pnhlie cull ! ?# tore huyinu'. and tins I l-ci euie they will do, and I am alho sure they will not i egret it. Hoping to you, niv friends, at my store curly and oltcn I am Yours to please, I BAV1B WOLFL I To Ms Patrons & Friends: This is the beginning of another season with cotton at I and | r> cents per pound. This means cheap goods or no sale. L | have got the goods and they have got to he sold and us I have < always. said I never allow anyone to undersell me, the rn >ney I is what 1 want and that I am ?.?:? ?i i ij* to have if you come in my j store. 1 have a big stock as usun', Iresh and nice; never have aind uld stale stock. FRESH GOODS I j coining in every day. I went in j about the same price it is now (share; some predicted that. I w sen. Luw priced cotton don't a holler battle than this. I s lit*, I lind that it pays to make have kept it up and I don't w: those who have h lores in the c the profits with you as I have houses may fell you they cum can say to them you get more business in 1891 when cotton was and I am still here doing my ouhl not pull through that sea* Iriiiiiten rue. I have gone through old mv goods for such small pro small profits and quick sales. [ m'l to change il. 1 will say to ountry io come in I will 'divide always done. Some business a larger stock than 1 do; you for ?i dollar AT HIN SON'S than you get from them, il make but liltlje difference to you how much stock they carry. VV h j t you, 'want, is all you can get for \nur money. 1 am satified wit It t he past and I know I will Im* wiiti the future for I am working just as hard for v?urr trade as 1 e\cr did. Come on you will find me at the saline Yours Respectfully, place. E. HINSOH. OHIO RIVER &. CHARLESTON RAILWAY CO ^'onjuiM'lly Willi TI?e SOUTH CAROLINA &. CEORCIA RAILROAD. Nil) I ii l?i?IJIl<l Lvp. 7 I a A M ?? :? i.o " in la " 1 2 a " i o;> ?? 1 :?u " 2 WW '? j :?:> " :i :;a " ? '? il la " 5 2a ?? I, 11(1 ?? r, ?a " a 55 " 7 m '? 7 H5 " H la ?? k :ta 0 ???> !? -A Arr. o r?u r, r. m. r Scli?*d tile In ICfiVcl 31 a y KJ, l.SJS. KhhUth Tune. (S. (?. it (r.) ( liurii^tuii K in? villi* {O. R. & ?'.) ('fUlldcil K i-rflliHvv l.mirnstor C/iit rtwitii .1 unction Hock Ifiil Vork vi Ho lilncK'slnir^ Kill-In l':iltoi-8on Springs Shelby Lnttiniorc Moorcfcl oro Ili'iirioitn Knri-Hi City Uiilli^rtonllon Millwood (iotdcu Vh ley t> Thermal I'ity <ii?*nw<NNl Mnrion Snu1 Ii-IkhiiI'I Arr. H P " fi IT I JS ?2. S\. 2 :?5 " 1 f)0 M 1 2 r?0 ?? 12 05 " 1 1 i r? a M 1 1 or> ?" 10 ?o " i) :io ?? !? i>5 ?? r? id " 8 20 44 8 10 " 7 50 M 7 25 " o 55 " 6 H5 " C 10 ?? 0 05 ? t> 40 44 ft 20 A If. - - South-honnd. l.ve. ft 0<? I'. M. *? 5 15 Arr. 5 H5 - ? North tmniiit. ((}.?iriH'v Knuich.) Arf 7 50 P. M Iflttekflbnrg 7 35 ?? Cherokee Fulls I.V?. 7 15 ** CiHlTneri Train* north of Camden run dady except Snnday. Trains t*iwe*a ChnrU-*to6 and Ki??#*v II** rnn daily. For information m to fait fre^ll ' schnlnlc. r?t?'H, Clyde Line Miling, ?!?., e?H on loc *1, comiMltng ? t rari? ine njr**'* of h jMjUSt 1.; OUKfb'OSi Trawe MgY., fi. C. & O. R. tt., Charleston, & C* K. t'.GHAY. TralBc Mana**. Cineinn ? S. U. LUMPKIN, O. F. * KjjL, BMii

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