The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-10-02
PrOnniScaous. Items.

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BAUM Bros.
T. n woman always thnnght twice
before she sroke, how busy she would
I've thinking!
Banm Bros. certainly have got the
largest stock nr new and elegant Car.
pets. You must 60 and see them.
Now is the time for the merchants
TO advertise their goods in the new :
rnr,rs il they desire to hnild up Il
trade and help themselves and Their
town. Judic uus advertising pays.
Itch, Mango. anil Scratchts ON
human or animals cured IN 81
minutes hv Woolforrs Sanitary
lmtion. This never fails. Sold by
DR. + L. Zemp Druggist, Camden.
Rows clothing we liave never seen
such a big stock. They have boys
suits q, one dol UT q snit ut
BAUM Eros. e
A new feature will he intIoiucen
Mt the State Fair this year, which will
I've n floral department, and prtmInms
ranging from 81 to $40 will be Offer
ell for the exhibits Of chrysunthc-
NUNS, roses and cut Blooms.
II yon want TO see real genuine
Wholesale establishment go to baum
Bros.
The day is just nrpr aching when
the southern cotton grower can say
To the mQnied manufactures, "lf you
want my cotton, pay me what'it is
worth; if not. you don't get it..
Thanks TO the great Farmers Alll-
ance.-EX.
Why da yop 60 to Columbia AMI
Charleston to l,uy Furniture, when
the old reliable Baum Bros. have such
an elegant stock? They can Gel tain
ly please every body.
Says the Qrangeburg 4Fmes naa
Democrat: "Er Sherel A Reeve, OF
this city, caught recently in the Edis'
10 trout weighing between seven
and eight pounds, and upon It's be- ng
opened It was found to contain full
grown squirrel
If yuwi h to sec the incest and
nuest sig k Of Dress l1nods eveE
brought l., Camden, 60 and see Baum
Bros. 1t will surprise you. for the
like You have never before seen ierr,
It reminds one of the Altmans and
hlerns Of New York.
South Carolina is one of the few
States that does not require the for
mality Of a marriage licence but
when you are once marr'ed there Is
no Voluntary escape except hy sni
eide, MS TIL is the only State In the
Union that will not grant d.
vorce.
Very few people know that Geor'
gia produces olive oil. A planter in
St simmHn's Ialsnd has a grove 81
enc hunnred an'esixty trees. nearly
IN full bearing, from which he has
made; about two hundred gallons oi
oil besides the fruit picked.
They are bonnd tp keep The lead
they have prepared for itI they hav.
boughta a noble stock of gools fol-
cash, and will give you the advant'
age. They always do what they say.
See what the Chronicle says Of tie
old reliable Baum bros. unsolicited
by them. The Ch onicle is not afraid
To speak.
Tho farmcrs Of the South do not
seem to have fully awakened to the
fact that the compound lard bill, low
pending in the Federal Senate, will
practically destroy the cotton seed
and cotton seed oil industry in Lhe
South, and wipe it out of existence,
but such is the fact.
English SPAWN Linimant remoYes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lnmps
and Blemishcs from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs. Spliuts. Sweeney.
Ring.bone, Stiles. Sprains, all
Swollen Throats, Coughs, Etc
Save $50 by use of one bottle.
Warranted the most wonderful Blem.
ish Cure ever known, Sold by pr;
Z. l.. Zemp. Druggist, Camden.
Judge A. e. Haskell is out in q
lengthy "manifesto,' in which he
very strongly intimates that if the
'straightouts" will nominate him for
Governor in opposition to Capt.
III Imam. that he W. accept the Re-
publican (negro) vote to help elect
him. This looks sorter like revers-
ing the order of things. Nothing
could please The Republican AL.
nnnistration at Washington better.
They tried this scheme with Malone
in Virginia, hat failed. No true
Democrat in South tar0lina can sup
pvrt any such candidate.
Enemies OF the Alliance are trying
to make it appear that the Order will
support any man who promises to do
what It demands. We TO not believe
this is either the aim or purpose of
the Order. The Alliance, in our