The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-10-23
PrOniscunuS Items.

It wi | he mighty cold daV when
\. c. Haskell gets to be Governor
Baum Bros. certainly have got the
largest stock Of new and elegant Car
pets. You must 60 and see them.
View it as you ma,, opposition t"
EiIlman noaD means opposition to tue
Democratic party.
The Alliance g fast becoming a
rover IN the land, and its influence
is being felt by all classes.
For the largest assortment in black
soohs OF all qualities you must 90 t"
BAUM Bros.
Haskell WAS a brave sSlder-a
gallant gentleman. but
when valor preys on reason
1t eats lie sword II fights with"
T. you wat to See a real genuine
wholesale establishment go to Baum
Bros.
Col. Miller says Judge Haskell is
like cow giving full pail of rich
milk and then kicking it over.
1t is our opinion thnt there is
trouble ahead, and all patriotic Demo
cra's should be up AMI do ng.
Why do you go to Columbia and
Charleston to buy Furniture, when
the old reliable Banm Bros. have snch
an elegant stock? They can certain
ly please every body.
The staunch patriot of Orange.
burr, Judge Izlar, says he will vote
the Democrat c ticket from top to
bot ON.
Col. Tom Woodward ought to send
that old red shirt out tn wash. II
has been used at so many conven-
tons that it has got stale.
We have seen $4,000 yards of the
best round thread Plaids at Baum
Bros, which thev Offer at SC per yard,
and they have eleven accommodating
clerks to wait on you.
Why is q newspaper Ike tooth.
pick? Why, hecanse every man
shou d have me of his own, and not
be borr owing his neighbours.
An Indepen1 Mt has No beginning.
no eni-he must lie II Radical. There
is 70 half wav ground -Sp ech Of
Senator NJ G Duticr. Oct 81, 1873.
Much interest is sl."wn by the
Rais as to whether the white peo
pie will snap up the llA' ke!l bait
Not this time, my earnest seekers
They are bonnd to keep the lead;
they lave prepared for it; thev have
bought noble stock of goo's fW
cash, and will give you the advant-
age. They always d" what they say.
See what the Chronicle says Of the
old reliable Baum iros., unsolicited
by them. Tne Chronicle is not afraid
to speak.
Why compel the people to pay in.
tcrest on government credit through
the bank, when said credit could be
extended direct to the people W TIL
out interest-Calhoun.
Tom Voolfolk, the wholesale eX-
terminator Of Georgia, will he hanged
on the 29tI instant. What about bis
South Caro- inn rival, tile Honorable
Fob Jones of E,igeield?
Wonderful! Where in the world
can you buy bleached long cloth at
d.. per yard? Go to the old reliab!e
Baum Bros. of course. There you
will q I'd $4,000 yards, which they
offer only to customers ut four cents
per yard.
In the present condition OF parties
in this State, on Independent is, if
POSSIBLE, avorse than q Raaical, for he
steals the livery of Heaven to serve
the devil in -Senator Wude Hamp-
tons Letter Of June II, 1882.
The farmers made sacrifices last
wear in the fight against the jlte
trust, but they will gain this year
double the loss of last year, tesldes
q complete victory over the jute
combine.
Coming events cast their shadows
before, and sonnet mes they knock
the everlasting day light out of n
fellow. That is how the Alliance is
doing and going to continue TO do to
some fellows.
The Greeuvile Neacs, in conc'u".
ing long, strong leader on the
political situation, says: "Mountain
men anil l,wlander, meet the issue
rs You have always met it; do bet
ter and ha. der work than you have
dono before. or with your Goa s,
on with your red shirts, ride
hard and work fast, and move shoul.
der to shoulder for the State, the
party and the people"
Itch, Mango, an,l Scr.tches on
human or animals cured in 30
minutes by Woolford's Sanitary
lr ton. Thi. never fails. Sold by
DR. +. i. Zemp Druggist, Camden.