The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 17, 1899, Image 2
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PCTKLISHKf) KVKRY FRIDAY
BY?
W". Xa. MiDOWELL.
I\atk>. ron A DV(:KfiHi\o :?-(>! dinary
transient advcrtUratfiitH, Ural insertion
$1.00 j??sr Hijpmro ; ?'R< li him HtHjiuoii in
?ertion ">0 (huiIk per HijUHJO.
Oa?l? rate* f of Want*, l.??*>t >\nd Found,
Ao<i otit ftxoflciiinx ftvc linfK, 'J > <??*?? tw
eatdi iiiMiTtioit and 6 cotitn pur linu for
each additional lino.
Candidates' Card* JM Count v oflicoH
$*\00, 4 7> M 8* ifillfll $10.00
Communication* will l?? puMi.xl.cd wlici.
of intoroHt to tho Konuni) puldic aii'1
not of a defamatory nut mo No rc
H|?onHihil(ty will ?{ for t(u<
viowH of corrvspondontx.
linstncis local#, ft imnia p*r each in
aortlon.
Katon for contract advertising will an
nounced upon application at tliooflico,
Remittance*! by checks, drafts and postal
money orders should ho nmde payable
to W. L. MoDOWKI ,I?
Catiidon, S. C.
Plant Wheal.
We (runt that our farmer* will j
spare no cflorts to pulton fuij^eropj
of wheat this winter, it tor no ??t '< r
reason that (hoy n>< i?/ obbUn pure
noUr. The folio wing Is from Senator
Mason, of Illluoia, who is chairman
of the U. S. investigation committee ,
on manufactures and shows to what
,m alarming extent adulteration ol
flour in carried '
??Tho amount of adulteration car
ried on in this country is simply ?l>
palling. It wan shown before Hit j
?Wit?eo that U?o flour of the <?>un. .
try has been adulterated with flour. .
!no, or corn flour, and that thouH- 1
nnds of tons ^ white earth base
hflon nsed by diWtaneat millo.s. L
introduced ? l.m Swiil* ??
mukol" of a.U.)t.T?U^..r to ii.,.,!
government liccnmi mid nUmp U?"
product with government sWunps
Since the passage of that lull over
twelve thousands barrols of flom
have boon confiscated. Hut u more
important result is that it has in
creased the reputation ol our fl.uu
abroad, wbli h consequent incrcaso
of expor's of f>, 000, 000 barrels.
\Ve nWve had considerable trouhh.
in sailing witnesses. In many cases
the owners of plants where adulto
ating material ore turned out h.ivh
begged uh not to put them on th
atand, saying: "Uyi* b.reomo ?"
loll von to whom I sell my sfull
will ruin me. hv. my customers will
never buy of ia? u,hnH
have skipped out of town and avoid
* On' the othei hand, business nu n
have come to os, as the hones no ?
tors did, and said they wonlfl
Had to stop adulterating food, pro
vided rival concerns m the Mime
business were compellerl to do th
same."
AH through the course oi the
Philippine muddle l'resub
Kinley hns been careful to Weep the
country in the dark an u.uel. i.h
possible. What were Ids instruc
tions to General Otis? What di
rections did he- give the IM.ilipp.oe
Commission? What, were iho con
cessions asked by Aguinaldo befoie
lighting began, and what terms did
our army o Ulcer* What i*
the arrangement with the Sultan
of >Sulu? What were the contents
of the dispatch sent by Admiral
Dewey Inst December? All have
been suppressed. Could an Km
peror have kept, more from the peo
ple than l'resident McKinley has
done? ? Ham well Sentinel.
Dewey is given to surprises. H'1
surprised the Spanish one morn
ing and captured Manila, then be
surprised the Americans and cap
tured New Yoik, ami now he has
aurprised the world by being cap
tured by a charming society widow
of the national capital. We will
now conclude, as the fairy stories
do, by drawing the curtain and
saying that they lived happily ever
after. If he keep* out of politics
he may Uvu on forever.? Florence
Times.
The felass Industry has had 100
per cent tar?tF protection longi i
than any otber industry, yet we
now pay more per box for window:
glass than our fathers paid in 1800. j
The Industry i* ?n the lunda of
trusts, which make more money
from working the people than by
working their nulls.
Now there is a great lime trust |
being formed and it is announced
that ull of the jiuie concerns in the
South, except those iu Texns, have
been gobbled up. They say the
objeet is not to raise the price of j
lime but to cheapen it. dust so. j
That is thoughtful and kind. Rah!
for the lime truail ? G?fl'uey Ledger.
He that c*n heroically endure
?dvertfty will l?ear prosporUy with
?qool greatness of soul; for the
-WWTlfcal cannot be devested by j
the former is not likely to be trans
ported by the Uttir.? Fielding.
Tfc? old Or??ks asid/tfiat a u?an
kmd two ears aad one mouth, tbat
vWfggM twtee aad apeak
r - ?- ? - "7/
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Dispensary Uow. f
Ar a mailt of the ieeent yditpen
?ary pit Itlioni Ions a difllotdty oe?
curled at Sullor? on Tue**u?y after
noon lost in which J. 1).
Ha?elden, L. M. Ilnseldltn and l>i.
H. A. Edwards were sliqjL Thu ex
tent ?>f tho wounds Ijuvo not heen
Mftcei lainr-d though nono of thrtn
linn* y 41 L |ii'(ivt(l fatal.
J he IteftvirHt words in our Inn
irnnyf a re Iho Iwu In ie fest out-#.
Vow fiml no. One fclantis for tin*
HnnwuW'r of Iho will, tin? other for
?l ?? n I u I ; one fur grut ideation, the
other lor charaetei. ? -hx.
1,000 Jhu Fancy Cieam (!hv<*ite.
Don't huy '??'! you yet my price.
Singleton's Itakery.
Piiieo yon orders for flno Norfolk
11 ?h at Iho Palace Heat am ant.
'I he Atlanta Constitution and The
(.'amden Chronicle one year for onl\
?2.00
ft pound l/k!s Jelly only 2'>el?.
Singleton's.
Stoves ami Heaters at (Jolfjon
hei trier's.
"Place \< nr ordera lor line Norfolk
fifdi af the Palace llcstaurnnt.
Mattings of nil descriptions at
( <cisiM>ht iincr's.
Ladies enn ye' oy-lern and lunch*'!
en ut I he Palme Hcstanrant.
Fine aaaort m? iit of mailings Just
hi 1 1 ved ill. ( ieisenhviinei'^.
I.uneli ut nil bourn a! the I 'ulneo
Itostaurant.
('enlei tallies nt, < ! eise n he i ten r's.
Norfolk Oysf.ern every d:iy at Ilio
Palac<> Hesf'i'iruijt.
I.uin'h ;? ' :.il hours at the Palr.ee
llr.Muiraht.
Handsome PiituiOH elo-up at
CJcisen lit iiner's.
Norfolk ( )\ Htoni every dnv :i f Iho
Palace 11. nl nurant.
Sheriff's Sale.
Soul )i < ai'din.t, i < 'n't 1 1 i .1
Keltdiaw Cy inly \ CoiniDun I'lea
li. Ij\ i f. )
71'.
Dull II Ptnt/1-r. > I. \
I h'l'Vr
I'lidor fill') I ? V virtue of I lie ;i 1 ?? > \ <? t n
ted deerce, I will ''HI in front nt t. ? ' ? ~
Court llt.'iai'. in ( \i u i ? l?> 1 1 . S. C. , on (lie
first Moridny In I > ? -t- < ? i ? i 1 m ? i- . tlui
lull >u mtt ? I ????? i i I >f I ri'iil estate. '
AH 1 1 1 ;i * piece, purecl oi; ti tot of lam),
situated in H.iitl Cmmt.v ;m.1 Stuie, Ivino
I oil tin' \\ f.- 1 ? ? l ii r- i ? 1 1- of Wateree Hivel,
I r<inl;ilnitiir one humm-il (inn; aei<Si
lluiie ol l?"K:'t \\ I'hl <>t till* i\llll 1 ? <? \V ? * I )
lioad. it if 1 hounded on I'm N'orlh l>\
I lands ol' t lie late.lo'in hnwrn ilnwn t"
I till' fork <>l lifHIH h. (hellee :n,l,n.<s I In
I tii tii li l<i html* of Mrs. M.i ft; m t K > r k -
[ l:i ii < 1. Smith l?y hi mis of J I Kennedy.
Hi**- 1 t v lands nf Mis. Namy .1. Mot!. \
:un? land-; <>t .Mr? I :inni?- Welsh, ami
,111' ! - ili'viscil ! ? \ said .Inliii li.-wi'ii
Itis ?!aMj*lil?*r Klleii, We>t I iv html* of
I ill1 !?!" ?' ? ? I J 1 1 1??M\ I'll.
, Tei niw nl Snl< < hie-l liir< ! ? "di : I a'
j am i in t \\ < ? Otjiia! atuimtl installments
i witii i.'ilorrnt 1 1 ? ? 1 1 1 dav of sale, T ? ? i*o? ro.
a i ? 1 1 r t ? ? I hy howl of pttrcliiisi r . anil mrnt
tfltlV* of lil 111 1* HO 1 1 1.
K. M. WILLIAMS, S. K . C.
Nov. <uU1
SHERIFF'S SALE.
i So til h < 'nrolina ? K ere lift w ( '?>u nlv
t In i In- Court <?f Ci?iiniif<i\ l'lens.
li. I ' Ymintf, - f. <(/.")
I), n -i
X /? /V"V ^
Coder ami by virtue .?? tlu- ahnve sta
ted deoree, I will *>??! I in t r. ?nt ? ?i tin
Court 1 I.iiimo. in < '.linden, S. C, on tin
tirst Mmjiiny in Meeemhor, IN'.i'.l, the fT
lowing ii< in rHii"i n'al estate:
All those pieees. panel" or tisietn o(
, land, situated in "aid Cnunly ami Stale,
j on the Western so HP til W aleree I >' i ver.
I J, Thai ti'u'l ?>l one 1 1 li ii ? i r?>< i nn<l
tliirt v-nevvu nml ( jiri'f-t'oin t lis ai-n-s,
more or Ichh , <>n both > j . I . ? ? ..|
i 11 liriim li. ami i ?? >i i tit i ? k< 1 .>? tin
j !..i-t by liiiids nt .lo'in iU.u. n an ! /..u I:
ll'iii'ti'v, on the Xortliw rsl l'\ lamls ol
j flit' .-ami*, and nn tin- South anil S?.i:ili
|\\.'?( hy i:ii)(Js o! .John 15i>\m-h ami .h-!?n
' I fen- lrrsoi'.
'J. Tii.it Inii t ot Jliirlv , ;?() air-,
mure nr h??, lyinir La.-t i 1 llio Ann I? >
Wi n J { on I ? tli?' saitl two triu-tt h.-in>r tin
?sine r?ji; vi'vi'd In Ann K. I'l.iyri t v
?hiliti How*1:) l?y ilri-.l ri-e.ii.le-1 in flu* of
rtc-o ?>f (>t Mesnn t "i -n vcvar ci'
Ki'ishiuv County, ;n I J.. pa--'?' x
I ernip c,|' -..ih- i Mv t f i i ?? ! i-;>ii, lal
.Din ii. f w ? ? | ii .i 1 1 1 / 1 1 1 1 i i S insta'ln'i?-nl
j Willi in>i:i( ?1 Jroin Jay ?>'" I >
iiiiMii!.. homl oi j?ui . li ? ???r ni!<1 liiorl
lmj-.o ? ! I ? 1 1 1 1 * 'III.
It. V. W il.I.i.Wh >. )v. C.
I N'-iv. 9 '!>:>.
Master's Sa
P
U I
Jlv * Ir l tii' nf a 1 1 1 - ? i'i i' . f ' i .mii i .
I'oinin >ii |>!-'a> f-o >unili-:- i ? < i ; * . t \ , in r In.
State (>f Si . ii t Ii I 'ai'olina, i i tin- .-i
II <?|). IIIV'I! ? i ? ? : * ? i ? 1 1 i T i
iiann' anil >l \ li- n| <?' I i .1 ( ?. j -ii 'i \
a^ain.sl Maryai. t \ I '! 1 1 U i ? ami i hi
I'ii -I Vaiional I?. ink >ii ia t i-f . v r 1
II. Frank Wil-nn. t h< ?* : i ? L ? * - : 1 1 ? ? 1 ^l ^
ler for Sumter County, v.hl -oli in {In
hi^'lios! I ?i?l? l?-r. at pnMii- ? i ? ?^r * . 1 1 - <
Court Ilom^in (lie town >*f < atntirn :n
t lie Count v nf Iv i in -a'-i State, i n
salt hi lay in I K-eomlier next lu'inu'llio Lii
ilay of Slid inoiitli, tl:a! [ui'ion of tlu* f. i -
lowing lamL wliicti !i< witliin I lie Counlv
*?f Keisliau :
All I lio-e land- ami tenement." Minnie
in the. tount n's of Snmlfr and Ker?hnw.
the Mine being ino>tlv in the ('ount.v of
Sumter, and roiitaining four hundred
were* nn?re or lens, eoinnivnly enlled the
"^!cLeo<l Place" Ivtntfonthe iij>jH'r %*a
Irrwof Sewpo O'ei* Swuinp and on the pub- !
lie tend lending from mint's IIri*I^o or
?-r.?ssin^ to Camden, S. C., adjiinin^
lands now^or formerly of Maix ug Spann. i
Tyro Reynoldk, Frier Mc Kaskill apd of I
other.-. _ J.^~
Ti ffllt of sale; one-half of the ,
money to t>c |Mihl in CA?h ami the balaner
upon h ereditof one jrMr, the time ,00^'
rioti of the purchase money to Irf-ar inter
? <t from the day of m?Ic and to Ik? recilrvd
t'J the IwnU of the purehaaer and a morl
gage or tnortgag??of th? premiM*.
rurehaaer to my for papers.
hTfra xk wilsom,
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X.
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A CARD.
1 1 dviiu; ? I I lo op?*ii 1 ftisi
for in >'#??) f, I |il<-).BV>ro id
announcing ('I my fronds Wind ' ?
puhlin ut lar^f, that within t ho rn xt
fow dAya I will l>f i?i <? j ;ir?t?| to furnt >
t lift III Willi ftry !\ud C Vi'l'j l lii il in 'In
way of jjioflorir.-, from t ' i ? ' duinli <.l
deluwli slu the. titu'U Milud <ii|! ial ? it
ul>!?'h; and iviriM'Htly wol i? ? i i :t 8h\rp
of tht*ir put ronn^T I tato >^r .it
pvi lr in Kuvit.j^' i h it inning ! fit!
"I jirrw iH'.' ill I' H i . u ?* ? n ? ? *
I ll VI' fill l<ll*!l ;ll If l'<l I f vvluit If
'pfnplo IM-Pfl, it if. 1 it sli.il ?'\ri l><* ) 1 1 \
< lf*h ! r** ?'? furrpw't *mh;m r?s <v:ii
he N.if irf'H'tiTv in cv iy p>irlit*otm
Illlil Jil. pi 1 1 ' < : v i? !u >V l.M t'tMlld I If: ll k
I'll. I will 1*11 n I: 'I XllM'll Ollh.'Ci,
to cvei v puufnl Ulid I'ur tvrrv do Jar
3*nn wilt j.1 < i on o laui'Ift'l o?- *? l?;
vrinl I) <>f J/oo Is
I f i it* tl i < * r propfifin tu I),li''er
; J'vmi' jith/ till {."khI.s, In. hi ft lifirr?M <?!
| Hour to ti | i.-i<-i? ? I clii-w ii'/ pi. in.
! \!1 nr.lris wil in'riv my prist). ia!
I ulh'iiLion
| M\ hLhI'i is f.. iirili !><d"W* tin- 1'ar
infra mid .Mt ivIui'itH ImuiU nixl j ih|
joppos.iN* tic' market, wlitTr 1 will l>n
p't'itsvil lii ' i f ?. t ? i at any 1 1 ! ? i mid
t r iimI i ?i _* '):t I in;\v la> lavuind v. .Hi
a ciil!, ii" for 1 1 ? ?l i i ? ii ?4 t-lsi* !m! In in
-jM'i t iii v hlot'k, I hiii \ t-ry
IJ"-pl l't fiillv,
<1i;i:siiom *\ hkl;( i;.
v'"' Tax Notice.
Oui. i' i.i" Tr>"tsiirer Kfinhaw C\.iu: >
I y <\iind?'it. C., St-pl., laili,
1.1 .it I'll l ? III !i< f Willi tli<* itt't Iti rilNi*
ti| j.f.lit"! lt>l |U< 'id Vi IP' '?i.lllint'lW IU'
I lllllll.ll V 1^1. r W!?, l|..lit'(? IS lit.'ridiv t'i , ?'H
thai liit- J' i liihii i < r': i >1 1 i i . ? ni K?-r.si,.i\s
! ''oimty will In i)jnn 1 . r Mm- < ? .1 f**. lim- ?.|
Mxt-rt lit.in tin- l.'.tli i Li v Ii.l.rl', I^ei,
i.'litil t!n- .*{??{ J. iv -f I 'i ? 1 1 1 1 iT'Jl
1 III' lilll' I'. I :?-???? II 1 1 1 for KtMsIlJIW 11. I)
t v is as f'.ll .ws : M '1
Maty Tnx.-s
S? li.'.'ol T.ixc.i "?
I'dllll'V r . : \ t'S i
Hitil ! 1 1 in ' I 'I'nM'M
.1 Ml
Tin' f't! !< wii')T Sjii-i'imI Ivn i1'.- liAvi*
\ i
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pt riiil >t h(ii?l tax Histrif N". '?
i.fi'iiil S i ? 1 1 < ? >1 l i ' - . I'i^lii'M N". I.
I'm in)' ri ?.| nil Srlii'iii H ll'l
t ;i .1 S, h.itil l;.lii.illtt;.
IHHrii't N". 1
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A!! infuriiintii'ii in t-i ln\i*s will l?f Mr
ni^liotl uj. .a :ij'}ilii ion.
Nu i!?t nf n:mt< s iur l.;.\ r. rcij.lH \ ill
In- r ? ? ??? i \ t ? ! unit ?>n' (ho iimtiiiMt ff '.in
iiH'iif)' i" tii'ju'silftl with flu' said il-t.
*l'li i r> rulr will iic sivifily t u icrt't'd.
w. k in
(*i>. Tri'iis
Slici'ilT's Sale.
i
I StMil It < 'Mndinn / < 'ou i i ? I"
| Iversliaw ( 'nini\.\ ('uiin.ion 1*1*
j
I if. ii ? n friii r. ( ii riii' J II 'l 1 1 /I'lU' )?
ll. /?'. Iln-tth ) ??;?! V Jllfilt* I), li-,.1
(> r, Citjiitrt rtryH in /r<"*t uftrit-y tfn
,t HUtr- .*/?/ ' of /'' M'. ll tt'JPiU )
t\* Co.. Pint i\t t flu.
ii'ii una!
! L. iVn/fs, J)rff niinn! .
j I'llili'l Mini ||\ villlli'1'f M ilfi ll'f Itl l!'l
a -limi I will m'il ai iniMif <>n,<,r\ Is'ti.r.
| I III' Cull It Hut;.;' tlflic ill Cillll.liM, S. ( '
wit Ii in I in' It'nnl iunii'i "f i?i! l In L'
.Mi'imuv in I (ici'in Iur in \i, t iS'.l'.li. I he i .j
I'.uin^ ivnl t'sl;i l : .Ail li.iii |?i? ? p.tu ?
? T I rai l of IiiikI >'H::ili'. I vin,- Mild In ? III. if ll
Krivdmw t '? >ii 1 1 1 > ami si.itr nf-ti-i'sjiii!. t- i
I ii i ii i *ii* ?tiii> I j ii tit J rr>i| niiil I'niiri I'i'ii till
iH'i'O, tin. n- or In--, 1 1' ? ) I ll 1 1 i*i i \ i 'it li - v ???
I ? V tin' l.ihrilv lir, I lln. 'ii|, l.'t-l la IUa.il *
I I |M lll'll , S.i|ltll-Mis| l)V 'III' land.- ?'f r*!'--. . . r
M.'-i-, Illlil W'lsl 1 1 v I III' Wuli'lri' I i i vt- ;?
I In- Mllllr lifili:.' lai.iU rnll V?'V .'d I ? > >;l i' i !,
.! . \\ lii | s l>\ ? \ . W It 1 I ?? I l\ |||>, l) |-. . I 1 1; 1 ? ?
| in i Ii.- I'|/ i I; * ? ttU'i-1 h i ii ("nu:il\ i I
Ii. ? I? '?(,> (/' | -a ;' i ? ll*.
IV rui.- i ? I ."" i I ? ? t in". t 'n ( >! ? i r i 1 1 ; f . ? 1
.nu i- i'ii ii i n <lii >.| ..in- up. I I \\ 1 1 y i "? I ii !
ill I. i't .1 I;, in . I.< * ..f ..lit', ?. i rt J liy ;i
liOll.l Of I l.i | .11 ? . -iiiin'l' <i i .? I ii lili.ll u'M^'i' ')(
till- |-.ri'iTii'i < >.'l?l ? m I'll i In' | > i 'iviliMlgf' I..
1 1 Ii.' ] ? i ; ri liav.'i >f |..t\ ii;^- all n-li. 1 i -
J ,- i's iv-.ild > t nit* i la \ i I' 1 1 'Mil < ii"'. i 'OH 1 1>1 1'. i 1
J l\ ! I 1 1
1.'. 15 W I l.I.I A MS.
Stii i ' IT t.f K't>r.-hiiw (Y
I Nov. Jit t.l.
Sheriff's Sa!
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Suits ? i S' ? a t r i 1." ? i :
! n t !.c ( "onrt i ?{ < "mnmon 1
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II .n.T ' ? W . lltichniiun. Ma!, ii : !.
I 1 '?!?<!. i \\;ii .?>?!!..? ji.iltlu i <|. ..
j i II tr I lit i.-;; . i i ti; ? ??{ ? all lit ? 'lllinil'll. ?>
; ' !'? ft" i' vf tht. (\ju;: Haa.-. ii?a>r. .-a
i l tif Ii; ?i v fn !)??. ilic ( !
1 witii; ih" litti <! iv.t! ???( ;? f i>> wj: ;
lit"'-" l rails* i<r p:ir.T>N ! in.l !
f? *?> t l?t* K?tat<- 1 1! A.
? |i>'it'(?, irtn? i*. T^u nfihip K< r.
>limv ( 'utility, Sivtli ( '.irnlinn, contain
i?V i? thr u_'ut ?';:atr, F.Iovin l;unUrr"f
iiihI fifty iliri-f acres, inoro or Had
liointf i i l ??*? I in n j.lal of f lio/lnndfl .f
xjiiJ Kslati- i>l ,lolm A. ('oltdoiigli, nm l??
l?y ('. Ilailr., Surveyor, on the 5J2o?l
day 4%f J ml IB" I. as follows:
Trai l NiWfl, containing WXI acre*, Trai t
ii". II, cofMnipfTi^ JD8 A"res ; Tract No.
Ii, ii.i.lainifVgiu'.) ; Trnct No. l:i.
conlaitiiiiK 257 aere*. nnrt pirt of Trai l
N"n. 14, cnntiinin^ ?'?" acrca^Ujo remain*
or nf haIiI Tract No. 14, to' wit: 27i5
aire* having l??eu told l?y SI.?m i(T of
K?rr>|ta w f \>un!y to <#. A. West by deed
i dated May 4, 18i>6, ami rit'ordeil in ?he
vfficc of tlui Clerk of the. Court of Cm*.,
mon Pleat of Kerahaw fount v In ' Vol.
W, pntfe ?;*4- *. ? *
Tcrma: 'v'<u*1?, balance on a credit
of one your w i'.h Intormt from day of
iialc, taking thu hood of the purchaser
4imI u(irin?K? of tWe |?r?rriH^4 aoltl to o*
cure credit portion ; purchaser, however,
having the privilege of paria* a??h
if to dfttlrtd.
R. B. WlLLTAMft,
Ker? ?<*?*>. x f. K/0.
AT
H? E. KALSALL'S '
<fcll t;c a Mum \ for you. .Just look at this pa'tirt)
list of Bargains:
10 .Pound* of (inniitl il?-l Hu?*ar lor $1.00.
2U 'l'outids C Su^ar
( 'oft e, H} 0 and in nuts per pound.
M.*iecaroni, K rents p ?; package.
Starch, ?"? n n t -i per p mud, or JL> pounds for lioo.
Soda, 2 l-^ cents pci pound.
1 'J liars of Soap for *2oe.
Tobacco, SO, H'v' and o> cents per pound.
'Jo pound Sacks or F; .ur, ! o, oO, o;j, and 00 cents per sack
Will Meet aiij1 Price on [lagging and lies.
? Ajs > carry a full Line of
DRY GOODS and SHOES,
\ V 1 1 i < ? I ? I will oiler at l.OW BRICK-?. ('all and get prices bo
fore purchasing, and 1 will save )ou money.
Onion Sets-tied .avid White-oil ) 10c per quart.
Bespect fully,
H. K
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1 have a very hir^o at i! choice stock of Child reus, Boys and
.Men's C'fiO'! 1 II >. ( j' wii;.h were bought at very low prices and
am willing to sell accordingly.
^ nil and see my asi-oi f -nt. I am also agent for
WAIAIAIEi & B10WI
( >1 Philadelphia ami hive a large selection of .samples which
I can take wrr measure and have
MA ? m X Q X 0 U B. 0RPE.R ,
! also carry a lull line of
General Merchandise
Wlii' h my patrons know I will not he undersold by any one
DAVID WOLFE
jTo My Friends Patrons:
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i This i.- {la1 beginning of another season with cotton at I and
; ?> Cent - per pound. i ins uie.tu- cheap goods or no sale, i
jhave got the goods and they nave got to He sold and as I have
j always saiil f never allow .my one to undersell me, the moiKV
is what 1 want and that i am going to havo if you come in my
(store. I liave a big stock as usual, fresh and nice; never ha\e
i any old stale stock.
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?coming in eviry day. 1 wPTM in business in VSTM when cotton
was about tin? same juices it is now and 1 am still here doing
; my rhare; some predicted that I would not pull through that
j>??w>n. I am priced cotton don't frighten me, 1 have jjonc
! through a hotter battle than this. 1 sold my goods for stlelA
; small profits, I liud that it pays to make small profits and quick
;s*]t'S. I have kept it up and don't want to change it. j will
, say to those who have stores in the country to come in and i
will divide the profits with you as have always done. .Some
; business hoiY&va, jfiay (ell you they carry; a larger 6tock^ than? 1
do, you can fcay to them jou get more for a dollar ?'
AT HINSON'S
than you get from them, it makes but little difference to you
how much stock they carry. What you want is all you can
get for youT monoyv I um satisfied with the past and I know
I will be with the future for I am working just as hard for your
trade as 1 ever did. Come on you will find me at the sam<
place. Yours Respect fully,
D.E.
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NEW MILLINERY,
NEW DRY GOODS, .......
NEW DRESS GOODS, _L
NEW BORN BARGAINS.
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Walk In . And Ask For Prices
And you will find it to your advantage to buy your goods
from
We curry the Largest. rm <1 Finest ^'.ock of f?o uls lCver shown in Cam*
den. Wo throw open wido outdoor*, and a hourly welcomo iw now ex*
tended to ono and nil to vin>t our store. For the 1 fist three weeks every
'rni't th??t pointn its none to Camden, brings us new goods, Wo didn't go
?o New York for pleasure or to s6c how friends wuro getting along', but we
went t here to buy the Biggest and Cheapest Stock ever brought to this
section, and wo got it
We have more goods on our counters than any two stores here, wutcli
us. we intend to show these old fogies who stand around and say they
can't make any profit sinco the llirsehs came here. Wo want to show
tlu-m this tall how business should bo done on short profits and quick
snle.s. '
If you see it in Ilirsch's Advertisement it* true;
If you buy it in Ilirsch's its new.
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A Few of The Lowest Prices liver Named.
WATCH US IF YOU CAN.
2.500 yards of 3G inch Percale, short lengths 1 2 }, c quality, our price
5 Hairs Plain Homespun at 3Jc per yard.
50 pieces ounce A 11 Wool Filling Jeans at 1G 2-3e per yard, fliers
*cll same for 25c. /
10 BaloS UGSqcIi S<'a Island, others say goods aro up, Ilirsch's price
3 3 4c per yd, by the yard or the boll.
25 (vises Best, Standard Ptints at l.^o per yard.
10 pieces Bed Ti k. regular 8c quality, our price 5c per yard.
50 doz Pure binen Towels 10c each, worth 20e.
100 dozen Pure binen Towels, extra largo Hi/.e tint sells from 25c to
Mac each, our price 15c.
Millinery! Millinery!
Toe grandest display of Millinery ever shown in C im Ion, solecto l by
Mi??K Fbzduth Ftuart, of B iltimori?^ne of the best Milliners that over
came South. A look will prove tn you that we can please you in styles, as
well J.* prices, as we h.ive bought a grent many Hats and Trimmings direct
Irom Manufacturers, which enables us to sell cheaper than any of our com.
petitory can afford to.
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
SHIMS AND UNDERWEAR,
We have the largest and best Helecicd stock ever shown in Camdon,
bought direct from the manufacturers. - * ? . ? *v;
Hi* lot of Colored Dress Shirt.* that wc got at a Oreat Bargain from the *
Receiver' * Sale of the Clinton H. Smith Stock which is one of c best
manufacturers of Kme Shirts. We will place same on sale for. . - eaob, -
rtlt the money Do not fail to look St them, as it is f pret*
hI Iin^bver shown in C*u?de??. ?/ ^ -
t**rge Tols of Hats, Gaps, Ladies and Children's Jacket* sad Capss, ^
man j other article? that we have not time nor spsce tamfcDtfcm. - . ' - <
Remember onr Motto: Under SelLAtjOl ?? ?
Very Bespeetfully
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We carry the largest slock and tho best shoes for the lea it money. 10 ?
I erv ps?r guaranteed for satisfaction or new pair in exchange.
Ladies dress Shoes from 75c up.
book at our Ladies tine Dongola Button and baec Shoes for ?1,50 per
j pair, worth
I Men's Woikmg Shoes from 9'Jc up. Meh'n Nice Dress Shoos at $1 up.
j Full line of Misse.*, Children and Boys Shoes at all prices. ,
i We guarantee yon that wo can save yoti?23 per cent on any shoos that
I jou a^e in need of. as we buy direct from Manufactcrs, anil sare you the-j
J tuiddle man's protits.
CLOTHING!
j Wc carry the largest and best selected ttock in the State fnrn the cheap
est to t.he verj- host. *
Scblos Pros. , Si rouse Bros, "High Art Tailors" and othor well, known
Manufacturers.
J- Children's Suits from 4 to 1 1 from 50c up
We ca'l your speciul attention to our ?1.50 Boy's Suits, which can not
he dupl cited elsewhere for loss than $2.50.
Our Oi l, braled $2 50 Boy's Suits, tfot to be equalled this side of New
Vork, others s_'ct 84 to *5 lor same.
Ven'^ Suits front ^2 5^ up. ?
Don't fdl to look at our 8? all wool suits tho best in the United S!atoa
? for the mowy ('an't be matched for lrs? than $7 50 elsewhere.
Big Blank C'laj' Worsted Suits from 84 up.
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