The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 14, 1898, Image 2
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ptr Annum,
Communication* will be published when
of interest (0 the pub!;>' illld
It ?t of ? defamatory nature. No n1-,
apomdbility v 1 1| ).<? tiritiuiui'd ft <r 1 1 ? ??
vitivvn of oorr?'-<|'oiw|( nM,
Ri^n pon Aovkhtimino : ? f >r? I lr>? ry
tt vn | vert isf HUM, fir^t iOfMUtit'll
$ I .?)'>}>( r ; cjk Ii AM i.soipu'l.t ill
' > CO ??* jn-r rftjiiHro,
Qa*h i ? i- ?" W'k.hn, l.nnt and Found,
?&o., not <? vieedinu tt vi? lin^*, 2f> n?nist
each i" <ti a and f? eent* per licit ? lorfl
each liin?. ii
ci lit a per line onch In-li
aertion. ?, ?
Oftbdul mil I I ??? n ttletrH at the ra!? ?!-)?
lowed by i.t ? . I
Hates for < ? ? ????! n ur will h* w-?
nonnced nji ? >' plication n t the r>ttW.|?
CHnili.lutef' <.'.?!? for County of!i(*va()
$'?,00. t Vine ? iomi I f l<> 0'? ,>
Uoniitt nnees l>v v' ?< kH? <lruft* and po?tnlj
money or'tor* ? U. # ?? h t he tni?i!e p>ivuhlep
to W. I M. jmu'ic Lf.,
< *u ????!?? t j . S. ( \
Wt II Auswi'ivil.
From the Yotkville Yeoman.
I nn* t tt u lit'lo am prising how
many nice thiol's car be nub.1 ahoulj
> / r. Fitili'y since hia th-cllon? ?
Camden (Jlu onicle.
li'rt the name old Hiorv. "Noth
ing succeed* lik? success." After
auccea*f?il h c I ievement, a man IIimIhJ
1 1 1 a t lie ha* host* of friends L 1 1 at lie
knfw nothing of when ho needed
* 4
t lie in.
K _ >|f
Ar# 1V(? Kciilly (Joins 'I'n 11 tv<'
Another liiiilroatlf
Mucli talk link been indulged In
for many )e<trs pant uliout llm r in- |
nlug of h railroad from (.'turn J ft to
t Sumter (oil it htm always emlud in
talk, htit it now seomo Hint <v?! i>re
t? have aoine'liing nif?r? iMu^iMe.l
Htm. Tlioinan Wilnoo, 1'ieaidet.l ??) -
the \Vi!?on & Suuituurloa Ilaiir?>ad j
Co.,qives notice iu TJiet 'hi otue'e to- j
day tlittl that Company "will t | ply!
to the I.e^ul ature of South Cam-'
lina, at. ila next tegul.ir si'huio i, for
n charier, or an exletiaiou of :h:ir
ter, iu order to ? xlend il*? >n k '
from Sumter, S. > (/'iiiulc ?, > C." !
The nei'd <?( ?v eomjjotiii^ linej
from C a tiidu ii to Siimtiir \ ith mt !
the hidnouM tux on the pt'O} la t"< in!
iho cafe of ih< O. U iv (#., bus l ? t<: j
been fi'lt, mi l to extend iu truck to
,
C'Utnden the Wtlaon & Suui -net ton
i'uilroad Co. will act wisely an<i |
v-ell. i.inl their ne'i >n will metl tht
hearty approval of thn people of
K !r*.haw C outily.
Three cheetj for the Wilson <V
/ Suuimettou ltailroad!
b ltd - _ .
|;(>niiH that tin* c??l?l wii let* Tna.> ^ .
If I t
Til 10 II.I.S OK WOMK.V
And How Mm. Pinkluim Helps
Ovnroonio Thorn.
* Mrs. Mauv lioi.i.i nui.k, l lei Mnrianna
St., (.'hiontjo, III.. t<> Mrs. I'iukhain:
" I have been troubled for the pa .t
two years with falj,iii;f of tin- w iiiiiI>,
lcucorrln.ru, pai.iv., over my hotly. si. !.
hi'iulaclii^, buckaehc, iicrvonsne.:. ised
weakness. I t ried doctora und \ ? r 5 >i.s
remedies w it hout relief A '' t . ? r t.ikiiij
two hot t lea of your \VeetaMe < "i i
poiind, the re I i<- ?' I ?>!>?.. ,iu . I \ . . t
wonderful I have ji< ?w t a 1 ( n ? . ? i 1 1
more hot t lea t ? f \ on r I .i ui< m. -. ! : s . ? . |
ami e:iti say thai I am en; ireiy ewr? .i J
M rs. 1 ll.NKY I No. -ci. I in.i . S! ,
Ciiieitniati, < >hio, to M i .. 1'inMiam :
" I 'or a lonjf time I sutYeivd with
chronic intluinmat ion ? ? f the w.mili.
pair, in sihdomeii an. I bearing ? I ? ?\\ ii
feeling. Was very nervous at | nut .and
M) wcaK^b .is hiinlly aMo f>> <fo an;,
thin^. ^His subject to he:i<fae!:< -.a! ?>
t roil l> led with leneorrho ;i. A f 1 1 r < '< ??
toring for many months with di f I cr< at
pit \ sieia ns, and pet t injj no i I ? f . 1 bad
given up all hope of beiirf w . !l
a^'ain when I reail of the pr? at ;?<??.!
I.ydia 1). I'inkhain'a Vegetable <? :n
pound was doing. I deeided innunlr
ately to five it a trial. The result w.i .
simply past. 1>? lief. After taking loi.r
t'ottli-s of Vegetable Compound a:. !
using t hree paeKa ges of .Vi na t i v? W ash
1 < an say 1 feel liken new Woman. I
deem il my duty to nnnouiiee the. f.iel
1o my fellow JaitVerers that l.vdi;:
!?;. I'inkham's Vegetable retm dies havr
cut irely cured me of all my pan'. . and
mi tVe rin g. I have her alone to thank
for my recovery, for which I am grate
ful. May heaveli blcs.< In r f.?r ihe
good work t*hc is doing f. >,? * ?? j r :.c\."
' The < ? i ea ? < " i t i e . I !ik gov ei nm.-ni
>f cities Is null a present dn> <pirst imi.
I'hey will eon I III lie to increase. The
Irlft of the ut til I it (Kit* Is toward th "iii?
i drift greatly to l>e deplored. Ib-v. Tl.
[3. Sweiit/.el. I ;pis. opalla ii, Iti'nokiya,
N. Y.
no you t'A y uic rnoi rrs ?
Yet. y .mi ?!?. * !.*n rni? liuj p *i? jlhn. " "c ?|?
riH r*(T, "mak?>thWi ?1'0 tou r*n ??
(f?-l Ihi lifil ?l %-vrrj ?i If h I, n1? ?*???*?*. ttc mat* !???#*????
? "IkM tui(irA-NUTIIiM? l?l I
? -4tt*u>ftii'!a of thrm a rr *r, ?>??) air *vl?i lin<1| *?
<????,. ? throw's riM.KtiihK !j. I uUI Mi HI Id
?+nr t*w n or w riff. Y..l? *T?\TT T* irvait* H ngl?i.
ROCK HILI BUGGY CO., Kocfc Hill. S. < .
TWT AXTFT> -Cnv> f>f bad linlth ?ha* II ?-l*VN?
" will not (tnr.nflt Hfli.d f# ,-|H. to
Co., NtwYurk for In ami Iikhi resi imontal*.
nPO PQYNEV D1BCOVKRY;
P ^9 ? quirk r?li?f ir.d cufon wonit
t *?*? >? book of laai i?n> niala and IO dura'
?>**ta??at Free. Or I I tltU'llOM AUmm.H
Tin But BOOK A> ftt^KSSSSS
lirn annual ?nhwriptiona af 41 Mch to th# Overland
Itoftthly. HAN rUAMClffCO. Ovarlaod. to.
tilt
or highway hobbiry.
? i
i. of Ncwt?crr\, lhn> ???* Money butct.ss
T.tKcn hum Hint
)l t 'ol loo I'aly, of ( 'oluuiliiAk Fivti
ill known yoiltitr < Ydiisabiim und J Rwuyfj'i
Mint r?i i'OlltO'l t lit) dialed tloH III
^ oomiiiiltnd highway rubbery,
our aro iodine behind pri.son
1 1 1<>( to answer tho charge. A
it!-., from No wholly, im thy
inn t, unit from tho tucta atutod
, it looks liko im ugly oaHrt
lio ucoiihyil
.i*
it^UUlflt
lifty ot)
HH'iM a
hUli Lu
blll'-'k t
tho to\
lililoi oil
huvo K
and tia
For tin
II 14 11 < I
ill i?uui|
known
nt Koyal Dry Dock Imply.
ai o t>ai'l to l>o to von or ei^ht
I ho nuvy now in l/oaton harhur
; Hi nir tiifll to ho repaired umt
in the dry dock theio, ami tho
i at I'ort ttoynl, capable of on
it; any of them, la empty, and
i j havo uoiio on I of thyli way
la of mili'H, ) >?t sh i it >4 I'ort Koyal
i ihhouu Wiitoi? and on demur
^oVoliiiiionl oxpomo, to take
in in Northern dry docka, wliou
i e \ oi .y coovenioneo ami u | > | ? I ?
1 iiitf idle at I'ort Koyal Tho
n ut hu'i expended vast auma uf
in l>u tilling the ill y dock on
ditud, and, has e'puppoU tlior
it LAten>i)\o uiui-hinu hln>|M and
lopa thnio with toola and ma
i>f the most improved and pow
nda to nniko the dry dock not
0 in \v h ich the hnj;o hat t lo nhipa
1 Hcraped and painted, bill te
nia! rei n forced. 1'iirthoi, largo
uvo been appropriated to make
I, if it n not all eady atiperior, to
f the other dry dooka to which
pa havo boon ordered.
I
Ciiitip A. ISuriict Klutt.
lo aliliiver.iai v meeting: of fitmp
t net Khetl, No. ,iii, t ( \ ,
( 1 1 ai loMoii , the following olli
(jro oloctcil : S. ( (iilboit, com
i , A. II. 1'rinco, ad|iitant; \ \V.
! ti t*ttH!i, tii'Ht I loiiteiiaot , \V.
i, aecond lieutenant , I'.linoro
, third lieutenant , ( apora I
>ii, i|liiti lei iiiaHloi , Jumna It.
It, oiimi;4H, I!. M. Lobby, miij/ooii;
i'V. W. II ( 'timphell, chaplain.
were one hundred and twonty
t> 1 1 1 bi'i'M hi attendance, the moot
in*; tlo) laiue't in the hitdory of
in p, which lnii a memhorahip of
lilldi oil it ii > I loNonty live. Ion
noiubera writ* ailmittcil and the
iia-iin and iiitcroat ot tlio e pi ea
i.i ex pi ocriod iii ii number ot ring
oocIioh.
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Date of l!i? Ki I'liimt.
roll !i ion cum in it tee of the ('oil
|tu YctOIUIIi llSHOCInt loll
pa ton inn'., recently for tho ?
I' so !?>??' in a i lute lor tlio op' Ml .
? 1 1.., i ' ? ...i < ? ?
I'm. United Stales han a inonopo
ly of the production of cotton. Tlio
tli cn .i.l for cotton can only I.**; sup
plio from the coll- n Holds of the I . I
S. rhis fact, w in fully deinonn'mleil j
dii: ?] ? our < ivil War. Tlio price of j
cit ri advanced from It cent-** in j
iM'.J to Si "I in I ^5 .Since we !
h. v f u inutH'P lv ?d its pioduction
? ii v do we Hi il if bcloiv cm,' 't Our
t nyKli-in compe ls n to force up
?'i the intukct 12 iii'o.iliK supply in
* ir. tnlliH. It ia Mi'd Unit the cotton
w.tories keep n?ily months supply
(,n hand, therefore, if more than this
ii'iMHint :s placed in the mnrkol tlio
6U| pin *?-i?ocs into the hnilds of sjw><> I
ulatoiH, couseqiicul ly jiricos are ile
pendent on the speculator instead oi l
tho inunufacturer The reinoily
^oftod if to hold cotton tor better
'I ho
Cll'isf II I
While 1 1
tint p< ii
J, 'till) ci
i;;.,nnu
and > o
,u louu I
hold to I
bia, an
btir^,
I lie oil
ilinpoHi;
likely 'j
por eel
can ii oi '!
all of t
l OUIj
co m Ay
(I I oppt
w tioll ?
A tif-'im
HOVlll'll
e x pi eb
wiiit) v
in eve
of ">:?
to w\l<
priwo >
i;i licet
I 10
( Helm
n leal i
of lloi
oiuie ii
t ho d
< i o V e '
* | IIU"
K.
I o
kill, . f nt'os, and next year rodnoe. aere
iittiMt Ago, 1 1 olding cot (on nnder present
t -ti conditions i not practical The
who ibuik of till' cotton id produced by
! V?tV *" ieirrn",i. Tito poor ni'^ro has t r:\ii h -
t ir!i<: forretl ton lcgnl r ? ?4 lit to hold the rot
"I,IU ton his labor produoes to the mer
lin ><
pirioiOnunt by a crop lien. 'I ho merchant
ha* nllenatod 1; i h ri^ht to indulge (lio
..producer by nssii^nin^ said liens to
Cull'voe lunik or for money to buy sup
pi i ou fur the cotton plant< r. The
. J r has promised the speculator
U-'K i.douoV to buy onr cot (on at JKurccd
'i' l .'/,'jftb s Mul reduced pricen. Thus we
ml o i ? poor no^ro nl one end of
e l?i'? of cotton and tho merchant, I
N.itti.nli. and speculator with the slier- 1
reu i y to help them pall in/? at tliej
I other ? n ?1 of the halo. 'J'lio rennlt
H? * CAnnc bu doubtful!, The reduction j
Ml.j 'of nor U also impractical. Ne
u,.\ ^ro t' li'intrt produee more than half
"l 1 the cot Ion in the United States.
They pi*y theft rents exclusively in [
, Ootton. It takes fill they in ike t ? ? j
t > fR3' rent and supplies furnished < >n j
i iiurjrop lions. If tliev reduce acrcn^e. !
JV' ''"uerchant h will reduce supplies. If!
i in' i/iipplics are reduced the tenant can- 1
ii 'ii^not iuiAu his crop. It may be said
hat t ho increased price would com
pen sate for decreased aerea^C.
I, The merchant has no le^al assur
i'"M *.nc ' of decreased acreage. If it wan
Mru< , ,
a Hi^nu'rinouHiy agreed upon, there is
?? iv to enforce it, therefore it is
, ' ' iot practical. Without a ehanjfo in 1
I H \N * ^
t?> h.'iur credit system we cannot (as a!
1 ' 1 " 'hole) either hold our cotton or ro
are acreage. Warehouses mi^ht be j
^ veled at suitable places to Ftore |
mid tnr cotton until there wiik a demand j
,;olort,ni mnnufiicturcrfl. This wou'd en
I ho !
Cn/tail <ho cost <?f building warehouses
and charges for insurance. Hot this
bcir'ouid not bo near .so j/r<?at hs ?>nr
?sVea in prices ofotton eansed by
I yoaf00^ 8!t't,s to speculators. Liens
It i.i l>r<?ht l>e made payable in instab
whilo ftmj galea to meet the dc
lMW-jdg of coQMimers on condition
nocWkl11 t''? cotton cofcrod by the lien
lesU)^ placed in a warehouse and the pro.
be applied to said liens when
" beii/M- Th? warehouse receipt conM
nnd ? placed iu the hands of the lien
di^rchaol with proper safegaarda ^aa
gm'MMim of *?ir, eic. This is the on
St?^yaoiic*l pUn of holding eolton
int?r<b
ftfUVOT
the a?> ,
i d*itP'
9*
**r~- ' r -
V ?? *
tout (yiruis (o t o vm f in uiir i U S
(iov?M isi?( (1 cond'lirtp It ?,?? h>-!< tliy
Uii'i i t<? In 1 1 ? | ri.M'rt 11 n from
!ihv |?ri?TM, choS1'! 1 1 v f' i< i ii .h-iU?h (>'
< ? ii r f n r lit i hhIu< I, wo rntiKt
hi in from i ?.k or lout in so <loii:<j,
?fanH'H l( M
M Vpii.s
A
Tl-o lu'?<i ? it y lo iniikihu ii.t ii. t* is
tO it II \ '' ? It U i II! .
\\ Inn It: lit' Hi! L"> I" <??(!', W I oil
III i<^ III He l ? < ? I ? i . < ? 1 1 with I ho tlt'Vll.
NOTIOK'
All jii'r-(.ii? lM\iiik.' cIhiiii* it(/,ii(i.st (In*
(?Hiitii- n| ('I'lin Mrlwio. ? I ?( ? cl . arc
lico liy III il ! Ii ?? ? I 1 1 a j r. -rlit lln' fltltlO Id
( 1 1 o 1 1 1 1 ( i i ? . ^ . t* ? I ?lyiv 1 1 1 ' ( ! r ; ? > I .
A A Moore. M l>.
Si-jjt. "JC, l.Kitt I'.xt t'iilur.
Encfe' Notice.
All |k r>i'im having i-Iiiiius tin.iinsl
??*- !??!?.' til -I . ? I .? ? | 1 1 .l.-lit.l, iltM TI?M'i I , llle
lit' I i*k)V I.l.tl.iol l,i > (iI"??m-MI I'm' r-:llliO '()
? lit' tun ici Mtfne. ! ?ln 1 v it l li- 'I fi I
I Win. .i.
s. s. ,| O.N Kii,
| Oct 1. IaIIa. KxO( Utors.
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION.
Tin' i ? < . n ? 1 1 . Ilo ir l (?!' I'Mnr.tt ion \vi 1
nn'i I itl the ' our I lli^i^c in ( 'aindPH, S.
( , on | i iil.t v brlnrii l lic ttt'il Saluiilty
i u t ><| . 1 HIm, for i hi' j >n i ji ise ( ? f c \ i in in
lill? it|){ili(''ii|i.M fur ti it. Iiois' t-ci 1 ilicMl oh.
I, J , ( opt lam!,
< 'Il linium l>\! cl K('.
W. W. Huggins,
IMumln'ni;,
Awning mid 1'fmij) W'oik,
Wind A I ills Cut I'jt,
Tinning,
It doting <*i n< I
lioof l'uinting.
Satisfaet ion guaranteed. 1 can
I)-.' found on lower Broad St:,
in tlic building formerly occu
pied Ky Mr. S. M. llur.nt as a
restaurant.
Respect fnllv,
W. W. 1 1 i'<a;i NS
May *!)S.
Tax Notice.
( UliojuiJ i'-rvasiinr Kershaw C\?tin-J
ty. ( -rlMi' ! i n. >'. Sfpt. , tilth , I*!'*. \
In :H'C) i I m 1 1 r Willi t } i ! ? U''t to raiuc
supplies (ui Itscai voir iiiuiiin-iicinif
?lanii:ir\ 1"!. !v' 1 1 ? > t i ? e is hcri-hv i.'iven
tint th" Treasurer's ojii o! Kofslniw
co i ui t V w 1 1 1 i i? l"i i in' ?' 'I ir<- 1 1 1 ill i * I
I ii \-?-H t roni li.o I .lili ?lav "M >er, 181(8,
until tin- >' I J.i.v ' ?( I iic'in her, lK'JH
T ! it* laic I'l l- cntiim f? ?? Ki-rshaw i-nin.
t i-> as t". til t ws . Mi'.ls
SI |l;l Tmncw .r?
Si'iiiiol Tnxe.< ;!
I *i ilint V \ i .1 J
Hii! Kon<l Tiivc*
Tut ill N'.
The follow ii.tf Special levies Iiavo U'i?
iiihiIi' iiIno : Mills
Special School in\ ]>istric No. I. .'5
l\?r iliUre.'il ..a Si-lionl M;>:iils
( ? rsuloil Sch? icil IJu l-ii i?)/. !Miils
I tint rict No. ] ' j
Special School tax District No. I,
'J. 1
? ... 4, H
7. 2
10, 2
11.2
' 1 J , V>
' . 1 M. 4
? 1 7. ii
' ' ' ] s, rt
All information us to taxes will la' fur
nisiiol upon application.
No 1 i At of names for tax rocolpts will
lu? leceivol unleas tin* amount of tax
money is ileposjteil with ttoo s?i>I list.
This rule wi:l ho strictly enforce?l.
w . u uor<;ii,
Co, TroiM.
C. P. I>uHo?e & Co., carry
it complete lino of Drills.
Medicines and "Drujjgists
Sund rit'M,
PAINTS, OILS, ETC
PUKSCKIPTTOXS
A SPECIALTY.
Wo make a specialty of
Prescript ion work. Hrint;
us ynu Proscriptions, wo will
prepare thoni promptly and
accura tely a! tho lowest
prices.
Stationery.
We liave just received \a
select line ol stationery* con
sist ino- o f Writing Tablets,
Killed ami Unruled, Pencils,
Pens, Ink, Mucilage, etc., etc.
BOX PAPER 1
an assorted line at all priecs.
W e sell you One Pound of
Stationery, Sixty Sheet* Va
por ami Sixty Knvelopes, for
25 Cents
For school purposes* luiy?
one of our Pencil Tablets ?
"It's a hummer.1'
Wo liTrve samples of Type
writer Paper aiul can take
your orders for same.
Kcspectfully,
C. P. DuBese & Co.,
PnsriptiM Drouists.
Tim Kind Vdii Have Alwttyrf lSoujfbt, and \vhifT? Iiun hcoii
in use lor over ii(> jcurs, has 1m?*iio tho Higiiaturo of
? >???<! has born made unftcr his jut
fjf\ ?/ honal hiipcrx ision *lnco its'infaucy.
***** Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All CountertVih;, Imitations ami Substitutes are but lvv
pertinents that triflo with and endanger (ho health of
lufunts and Children? I'Xpcrienco against experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Casfrtria is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drop*
and Soothing Syrups, (.t, is Harmless and IMensant. It
contains neither Opioid* JMorpltine nor other Narcotic*
substance. Its ajje is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures l>iarrh<ea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. H assimilates the Food, regulates tlm
Stomach and llowcls, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children'^ Panacea? Tim Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THK CINTAUn COM HA N*. TT MUflHCY tTRCCT, NCW YORK OITV.
' ? ?
To ly Patrons & Friends:
? :?_ 1. ?
This is the beginning of another season with cotton at 4 and
cents per pound. This means cheap goods or no sale. I
have got the goods mid they have got to be sold and as I have
always said I never allow anyone to undersell me, the money
is what I want and that 1 am going to have if you come in my
store. 1 have a big stuck as usual, lresh and nice; never have
and old stale stock.
FRESH GOODS
I coming in every day. I went in business in 1 Si) 4 when cot '.on was
J about the same price it is imw and I am still here doing my
share; some predicted that 1 would not pull through that sea
son. Low priced rotton don't frighten me, 1 have gone through
a hotter battle than t i i is. I sold my goods lor such small pro
fits, I find that it pays to make?small profits and quick sales. I
have kept it up and 1 don't wan't to change it. I will say to
I those who have stores in the Country to come in I will divide
I the profits with you ;us 1 have always done. Some business
I houses may tell you they carry a larger Stock than I do; you
can say to them you get more for a dollar
AT HINSON'S
than you get from them, it make but little difference to you
how much stock they carry. What you want is all you can
got for your money. 1 am ratified with the past and I know I
will be with the future for I am working just as hard for yuur
trade as, J e\er did. Come on you will find me at the same
[ place.
Yours Respectfully,
D. E. HINSON.
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Camden Furniture Store.
I want EVERY LA.DV in Camden and surrounding
country to conic and inspect my Xcw Stock of Household
and furnishing goods. The most complete over shown in
! Camden. Consisting of
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Parlor Suites,
Bed room Suites,
Bed Steads (all sizes,)
Cradles and Baby Carriages,
Bed Springs and Mattresses,
Hall Barks and Book Cases,
Window Curtains and Poles,
Carpet Odd Squares,
Hugs and Mattings.
| STOVES,
all grades. Get inv prices.
ALSO CARRY SKWiNG MACHINES,
Lamps, Lamp Shades and Burners, and in fact every -
thing necessary to furhish your house. Don't forget to
cpuio and see me when in town.
US^Goods Hold on
INSTALLMENT PLAN. I
Don't let the prico of eottofi keep you a^vay. \
Re*i>eetfum*,
W. Geisenheinier,
Proprietor,
WITH MANY ADVANTAGES AT OUR COMMAND WHICH
WILL BE UTILIZED FOR THE BENEFIT OF
OUR MANY PATRONS.
Wc Extend To The Ladies Our Usual
Fall And "Winter Greetings
A iid cordial ly invito thorn tooall and soo what is new and
novt l in Dross (roods and Trimmings t<? bo mod this season
Our vHiious line s sm pass if possible all former assortments ami N
now shades in Dinp YoEtes, Cashmoivs, Broadcloth, Novelty
Lhvss Goods, i-to., cannot ho soon outside of onr store.
i^ In Silks wo arc unapproachable in variety, qual
ity and prico.
We conduct the most complete
HOUSE FURNISHING DE
PARTMENT
in Camden showing this season a larger line than ever., bifore
in Carpets, Rugs. Mattings, Lace Curtains, Curtain Poles,
Shades, Table Linen, I'illow Cases, 10-4 Sheets and Bed
Spreads (all hemmed and shrunk ready lor use) Towels, Toil,
et Soaps, Blankets, Comforts, etc., etc.
Yard Wide S<\i Island 3 1- 2c, Prints l-2c to 5c, Check
Ilomespun 3 l-2c.
CAPES & JACKETS.
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We have t lie most complete and nicest line of Capes and
Jackets ever brought to Camden.
Plush Capes from $ 1 . 5 0 n [>.
Cloth Capes from 50c up.
Cloth Jackets from 50 e up.
Which is again in charge of Mrs. W eloh is tho talk of the
community, All the leading shades and style# for Autumn
and Winter now on sale. A visit t) this department will save
you money if you intend buying a new hat.
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, SHOES.
Give us a 1 >ok before making your purchases and we will
make it profitable for you. We are sole agents for the follow
ing celebrated makes:
ITine & Lynch. Mens Fine Shoes.
Hill & Green ? ''Little Giant School Shoe#," for Boy^, Miss^
es and Children.
The Sachs Fine Shoes, for Ladies and Mimes.
Every Pair Guaranteed To Give Satisfaction
Ladies Dongola Shoes from Hoc up.
??Men's fine Shoes from 98c up.
Children Shoes all prices. _
yCLOTHING, GLOTHIJIG.?
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As usual our stock is complete with all the latest weaves and
patterns, with prices to match. We have added this s*m\m<U> to
our Clothing Department, St rouse & Bros, lino of nlothii^g
which every one knows to be the finest and best fitting Tailor
Mac'e Clothing in the Country.
Men's suits $2. IS.
Men's Fancy and Black* Worsted Suits from $1. up to $18*
Youths suits from $'2.50 up to $15.00. ^ /
Bo^ 9 and Children Suits 75c up to $5. i "
un & caps.- -
We hftvo a complete line of Men's, Boy's and Children* Hafa*?
and Caps nt all prices. We are agents forfelsbrated John B.
Stetson Go's Hats, and anyone wishiug to purchase a tUfce Hat
will please call and see ours before purchasing. ?
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GOODS.
lu tliis department we are up to dat j in eTerthiajr. Now
shirts, New Colli?n?, .^Tew Tecks anl Ties, Undershirts aU'K
Drawers, t tc? etc , OtC.
Remember the pla* for bargains is J ~
Hirsch B m. & Go.%