The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-08-07
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NiIIlultS GCts lOt ttilCc Hic f''lN'
subjects for criticism, hut hot for
Misrepresentation or abuse.
Your hnsinrss wont move ALONG
unless yun keep pushing. One way
to pusl, it is by advertising. Try
an nd in tic CAMDEN JOURNAL.
u fool never changes. hut when
ssusihic nun SEES hiS wrong he
changes and thinks it al honor to
own up.
We are always glad to get ali hite
of news. persoIssl mention. or nn3
item that will he interesting to The
pubic. Send in the news.
The Bnrean reports that tho crops
in South rarolina were benefited
and col ton uninjured hy the recent
rains.
Talk mp yonr town, brag on it am
blow about it, but if you have iot
cor sale hon'L hold it too high; give
new conner n chance.
Capt Tillmsn says n gentlem N
will not insult him. nni he who ,
not one caunot do so; Tia: ovc',
gent t'eman recognizes That his hani'
are tied as long as he ia q cHndnia'
for the highest office in tho STATE.
and expects to fill it.
Poor Mr. Harrison, how complete
ly lie is oYerslladowed by the Blaines,
Mrkinlrys aud the Reefs. lie har
become Il mere annex to- Wananak.
er's Sundry school anil his Cape May
Land Improvene t ompan..
A farmer can make better laws for
pllron;c pol tioianS than they can "'
do make for farmers. The preservs.
tivn OF farmers or farmers homes
and the courage anl prosper ty Of
farmers is sure way TO make n
country great and al her Industries
prosperous. -lnloa Rec,
Whcn one reads the Ant:.Tillman
papers it looks us # 1illman wss
weakening, but take up The Gilman
papers and it vii! appear thst he will
nnt only sweep .h.s state, hat wall
take in several counties on the Geur.
r s;;,o of the Savannah.
!
The Democratic convention OF
Tennessee has nominated Frmec
Buchanan for Governor. The farm.
ecs weTe in the majority in the con-
rention ami Nominated their candI
date. This was rs IL should have
hecn. They made the hsht strictly
within the Democratic party. and
this they did without any side is
sue.
Employers watoh the movements
of young men very closely, and the
least l;t1!e thing oftcntimes PLACES
them in nm uafavorsl,le light before
their employer, Il is the young
man wlo studies The nteres. OF his
employer, and is not afraid to give
him few moments, that gets the
rapid advancement. lie is the youa.5
man Re'ectel when there are any fn,
vors to hc grantsh,
Farmers, you should not complain
too much about the unwliolesome
laws nov enforced npnn you Re
member you have been instrumental
in tho election of MI yonr lawmakers.
It lies in yeur power to have such
laws enacted as will please you.
| Will yna exercise that power! Or
will you continne to allow q mon
eyed arist 'crcy to press you to the
wnlls - Southern Mercury.
English SPAWN LinimarE removes
| all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blomishes from horses, Blood
SPAWN. Curhs. splints, Sweeney,
king.5onc, Stiles. apraine, all
Swollen Threats, Coughs, Etc.
Save $50 by use Of ono bottl".
Warranted the most wonderful Dlcm.
ish Cure eyer known. Sold hy DR..
f. l.. Zcmp. Druggist. Camden
If the farmers take matters into
their own hands for a time, the poll.
ticians alone will be to blame. II
ever q measure was scoffed ut and
kicked oat OF Congress, it is The one
ombodying the very modest demands
Of the farmers.
And yet some farmers are meek
enough to support these scolling
representatives fnr election.
Tennessee has nominated farm
er candidate for Governor. Georgia
will follow suit; the indications arc
that South Carolina will do likewise.
A number of farmers will go to Goa
oress for the first lime next winter.
Verify. it looks az though the farm
ers Of this country are geLting IN
shape to ride the o'l political Jl''e
in persona pr9prtu.
Wc entered an unprstenLious coun
srv school.house in the eastern par'
of OrauGcburg County recently. 1t
81, r,oooiop and tine erh0Di