The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-08-21
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/ VT Y. - !lh''i 'tll't HUI a.
visiting il, Sn'hmerv'llc
Mis- !. f.. Vaughan an' "h;ilrc:
and Miss Ia Wall zee nr" rnjo,rin:
the mountain urrczrs Of Ashcvi H..
We were pleased to ace Major
Adams. contractor ol. the ) Gs Roa'i
who paid u ilyin" visit to his home
this week.
The tine is pol rar distant when
WE will STE me fercy staple upo'
our streets anil depot.
| A pleasant game of foot hal wa1
enjry",l by the young men on Mon
day evening.
\ party Of young ladies' and gent,
lemen enjoyrd quite apleasant dance
at the residence Of Mr. i. S. Ne:tles
on lust Friday night.
4 train Of cnlnretl oxcursionists
came vp from Charleston on last
Tuesday. accompanied hy military
company and hnnd OF muse.
Chief Of P"lice Rnhison is having
some good work done on the streets
by repairing the sidewalks and cut.
ting down noxinus weeds, &c.
Will not some b;g hearteri whole
sonled mortal appreciate the effort
of the local reporter anil send u the
attest from your section.
The town Of Ynrkv;lle is cons der
ing the ACCESSIBILITY of establishing q
system of waterworks. Why Cant
Camden have waterworks too?
1t is stated .ha; Col l;ly hss uea;,
nytiScd thGt if he c,em nds the ap-
raFtenanccs OF the Old Cnmlnittec,
National Committeeman HASKELL will
sue out writ of injunct on. restrain.
ing tho treasurer from delivcrn.
same.
STATE Chairman IIoyt says that ho
" Il not recognize the new Executive
Committee appointed by the August
Convention. ana that q majority OF
his committee hold the same view.
and will ign re the authority 4 t$Sa.;
3thsT Gnmm!tFet. :"
fAe ruad 10 political preiermcnt
is The path to honor in this country.
No man Can bo condemned for seek
ing political hono-s. The people
confer these honors upon whom they
;link best.
If advice would make q man rich,
the farmers would be millionaire.
They are give: aG7ice " ai, slleE:
FRI ii isEyett, rqlticiahs, preachers
and tine press: Farmirg these days
is a g2el deal He running u news.
psper=-svery ono thinks he could
make blooming success OF it, ex-
cept those who have tried it
Itch, lIange, and Scratches on
human or animals cured in 80
minutes by Woolforls S;.niyarI
I"tion. :.;;his EeHAr' Halls. 4old III
pr + L:'aamp pruggest. Camden,
.fhe= Loularl le Courier Jouraul
speaks Of the present session OF our
National Legislature rs the first
session Of an American Congress
which has been held for the express
purpose OF raising q political car
?a;ga funt, = = u Il
s;i:.n" Mi;r'
hngiish Spawn hinimart removes
all Hard, Soft or Cal'nused Lmmps
and l'lenlshos from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs. Splints. Sweeney,
Ring.bonc, Stiles. Sprains, NIL
Swollen Throats, Coughs, Etc
Save $50 by use of ono hottie
Warranted :Ee m!ssy .Eoadofksl Elfm
jisn ENNietaf khaW1f 'Sok1 hB Dr.
IF, h'semR Druggist. Camabh:"
Let the Alliance not grow dis
couraGed at defeats. Shonld any OF
our plans fail, let the forces only be
drawn If the field to reform for 4
nes and mere determinl,l attack or
Esne sst.:ngllGlds Of 'mnnopuly, Wet
city will, come, hnt'it will be after q
long and hard fight. The work o
the Alliance has already borne fruit
and prospects grow brighter all along
the line. Keep mp a campaign oI
education, cooperation and organiza
tion.-.4l,;Gnce Tocsia.
Secretary Blaine says that The ro
portslnow circulated to the effect that
he intends to reaign Ills portfolio in
, Mr. ilarrison's Cabinet arc Withpnt
foundation: lie feels that he is III
sympathy with his party and has
nat TIE slightest idea uf resign
ing from aotve work. The inter
viewer could not get word from the
astute Maine statesman as to his in
ten ions about the 1892 Presidential
haudi' ap.
The Celebrated "Ltadar Brand" O,
,Tohac2o for salo at the Opera House
Store.
- The New York correspondent OF
the Philadelphia Ls'yer says: "As
an illu.ti alton of the remarkable DO
.,litical strength of TX President
Cleveland. the words Of y prominent
Democratic business man OF this city
will he of interest. This gentleman