Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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v. ' ' ! ' I -I ? * I Lancaster Me; i f * CLOSI iSURPLU! { $ ' I Reducing ^ ? /tL n _ m.. a 5 Lcirgc ITHE HEA Sj This season has made cc $ stocks; but we still have a short time, and we are not 5 NAM? Y< And take the goods. W money. We must have ; ? money made. Every dolla: J you from 15 to 40 per cent I RS ^ Includes everything in both ^ friends to make \PU'RCHA ^ Before the best bargains ; 4* t Lancaster IVIei t $ * .A rcantile Company, 1 . i % N? OUT i * <s\ % # # I I #1 Their Four! Stocks. | m ' VY TRADEI msiderable inroads into our large B f large surplus to clear out in a J J particular how they go. ^ i 5UR priced e need the room. We want the 4) 1 /our business. Money made is T \ r you spend with us now will save J'i *|i J1' i our large stores. \\ e advise our ^ LSES now, I mcl choicest goods are closed out. t rcanilie Company, *\ * J t uSweet Bells Jangled Out of Tune and Harsh." Shakespeare's description fits thousands of women. They are cross, despondent, sickly, nervous?a burden to themselves and their families. Their I sweet dispositions are gone, and they, like the bells, seem sadly out of tune. But there is a remedy. They can use McELREE'S Wine of Carduil It brings health to the womanly I Arnotlicm oaa.r1 U 1st. A\ W4^?uiaui| aim ucauii lucre ILlt"JIIIS well poised nerves, calmness, strength. I It restores womanly vigor and power. D It tones up the nerves which sulTer-l ing and disease have shattered. It is B tho most perfect remedy ever devised to restore weak women to perfect health, and to make them attractive and happy. ?1.00 at all druggists. For advice in cases requiring special directions, address, giving symptoms, "The Ladies' Advisory Department," The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. KKV. J. W. SMITH, Camden, 8. C., Mya I?"My wife used Wine of Cardul at home for falling of tiie womb aud it entirely cured her.'' .AN CAST Ell K NIKII 'uhlishcd Lvery Wednesday and Saturday B V in liiiurprvifc t'.i&iiste Company A.J. CL<VRK K.litot. )ne Vear $ 1.00 in Months 50 Cts 'hree Months 25 cts In Advance. Sat rdny, I>ee. 2, 18911. Mr. Dudley Iluselden shows up n a bad light in the breast plate natter. He was apparently preparing to slay his neighbor with>ut incurring risk of his own per on. It was a cowardly act and le should lose no time in resign ng the position he holds in the State government. As a result of the fertilizer rust, fertilizers will be higher text year?some say $2 or $3 a 1?i.i i'ii Mi^uci. i niiiirm miuuiu uuie his and busy themselves in makng, collecting and saving fer ilizers on their own premises? n their stables, cow stables and ots and hog pens. If the trust liirts the farmer it is his fault, lot theirs. LOVE CAUSED HIS DEATH. I'aniden Man Cuts Three Dullets III His Head. Camden, S. (J., Nov. 28?A. B. (Jovington, bookkeeper tor May rant A: Jackson, of this place, committed suicide hero last night, lie tired live shots, three of them laking elled in the head. Disappointment in love was the jause of the act, which was the second attempt to take his life, lie was a native of Cheraw, in this state, and was ihirfv vears >f ;ijit*.?(Jreeuville Times. 9050 TO yluoo A VI-;All. We want reliable and energetic men and women in each State to travel and appoint agents; salary M?"?0 to $1200 a year and expenses, guaranteed and paid weekly ; no experience required, wo instruct you. I.ocal Ivopresentatives wanted also. Send stamp for full particulars. Address, The Pell [/ompany, Dept. A , Philadelphia, Pa. Nov. 1 8-wks. f How to Boat a New Trnstl * * m . *. 'ijr The organization of a fertilizer trust is thus referred to by the Jefferson County Banner: There are trusts and trusts. Some of them have so remote an effect upon the people that their influence is hardly felt. Others again control products that every- g body is obliged to have and their * j weight becomes a very real thing. ' Just at present, we wish to call the attention of the farmers to a trust which is seeking to control. ^ the manufacture and sale of conv* :<y mereial fertilizers in this and several other Southern iStat.es. It mav not be called hv that name, t * 1 . >; 7??!M| but a trust under any other name would bo just as oppressive Wo learn th.it a company has been formed under the name of the Virginia Carolina Chemical Company, which will practically control the output of fertilizers in Virginia, the Carolina*, Georgia arid probably other States. The capitol stock is stated to be $24,- ,v 000.000. This combination controls and operates all the factories in Charleston, except possibly one small enterprise. It also controls all the factories in Savannah except one of moderate capacity. The price of all kinds of fertilizers have already advanced fit) to 40 per cent on the last year's prices. And that, this early in the season. There is no telling to what price guano will he advanced. This trust has the power, as they virtually control the market,# to ?? r it. . r i i iorce ino ianners 10 pay exnorbitant prices for their products. Tho Banner would advire thefarmers to take their time about ^ buying their fertilizers this winter, and not pay the arbitrary and unjust prices fixed by this corporation. Every bushel o^ cotton seed should be kept. By beginning in time, saving their cotton seed and making as much compost and . home made fertilizers as possible, they will in a largo measure be relieved from the necessity of nuying any ot the "trust" goods at all. Sometimes a trust has the people at its mercy controlling some necessary article which they can not replace at home. Hut in the case at hand this ' trust should he taught a lesson. If the farmers prepare in time to 4 manufacture their own fertilizers, m tho combination will soon meet the fate the the "one hoss shay'* and the farmers themselves will save a large part ol their annual | guano bill. | Hot dome on the (Iriri Iron. The Camden and Lancaster boys met here on Thanksgiving in a hotly contested game of football which was attended by a very large and enthusiastic audience. The "imp was won by the j Camden eleven by a score of 18 -s. | to 0. 'The Lancaster boy a* hitd ' never been in a game, and during , the first half could not nut lin a very strong resistance to Cam* den's skillful and brilliant work ; ! but in the sec ml half our boys Caught on to the game, ami kept their opponents from scoring. The game was marked by clean honest pay, each side simply doing ; its beat to win. Camden's boys have made a good impression on Lancaster in the game and out, | ' which our boys hope to do in | Camden Christmas.