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RECORDED REAL ESTATE rEANsfEES-N. Y. CITY
n,aoccs..t =. 1910 r. . Of r Sglu@bia--t ''N
s,n ro0 s,or ity. l,o.le Wi'.en to Mali Blosk-
I;@ine,oi.-' winei--t. 25>iGSi samuel ~ ~,
" HrfnafI Ia August ~chwnrk"r ..,.....- 2Ooo'
st. a,,iaI '%iis% il low and wife . F''. 80
i3it6.,t. p. 81 f. 81 SHAY 2'N''ll
gldsc.-t SO 81; Lena Einrido aud another to oo,,
I"5s,,,' ~on SOLOMON ' and Sfc TO Mo-, Ivy So 10
lot. i-i and ~. map iItai Farm "''i'" II az
~, Is 1nm n. u" 40 Il " Of Cnnton--t eosoo,
came F,h.rr end anoth,r 70 Vol l;loom 100
Oti.n,. - .. 2i-1l D. 81 l5'tn-,,. ~ rrn'
7edt SO 10 ~ Man VET 70 ls@nT "gd dx
10. Hester shannon ana ana. TO r'''' eoo
80 h3'"@" -N6 eee # IS Of A,enuc 4. - Nloe.2;
IIcnry 1nn-, r. ~ f'u u Of An, s5.GSio6;
'h,9se urn1an and v,f to bridget Tgennan. 5000
4o,h.st 80 Of Mt tnda,r acN S ,0c a. 90,
I',tr.,t : i TX 10 Martin l. Eickcr-on oG5
', 6ll and Wa e ny ehea@ o ard 1So yf' 3D. 200
a"sy and AND s'e h e 1@ qda sl 1900
KNIT ~, Soi 10 = i'rc s'@ * Dcb", 500
s7, Ind "l's So 1853 wcst william q Wilson 49,
ana VA, No. i" 80 FREDERICK Debes to Hermann
l. arm 2oo # Of 2d.a,c. loNoso Susie II ~
ei,dsa to %, ss"I Ea.t H"' SUSIE Brdsa %
list 30 Snc,N God .....,....... GOO
chsmnc.t 30 {, O. 'sses,'' rS fSo ' To
PILL = g,,y. ..-..-. 2i,00
,oiu,1,as,, - - II " Of Manhattan-aVe: PIX
i9oIl C einh y '"''''''' - 20 90
~ htNc''IiS s. $50 It W Of Granda,c, PIX
100. John Baunan aud another to John -
| oo, -, =" IS conner Boulevard lOONloO Fred
| "'.'-i'1 Van Tine to Nelson Wnpplo .....
| ONT n - 80 It Of lOthavc. losAioV'lii
| s,,,er !. 800 IT Of West End-aVc. lliNi02;
| es,I ani' corner wcst End.ayc, lcoNiO0si
e5, ia,e 70 ~ East Emanuel Bach and wife to
| Rachel Ieft ....-- ,,,.. IN, ., 1, :,
sitn, t.,.. =, - i iSS nc Skinner 1875
ll2th,st, Il stevens ref 20 walter Luke. $50
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REAL ESTATE.
AT TIE EXCHANGE.

mi, , ,rtant feature at the Real Estate Ex-
change Yesterday was the sale by oruer o inc cAcou
TORS Of Edward J. Burke Of property in "recnwlch
and w,shirc,on SIS Among the bidders were Jcfcr-
son NJ Levy samuel sloan. Martin Il. Bro"n' r. A.
cruik,hank and william Laor. The first property
,,,erod ,,,s Nos. , and Westinghouse. five story
and I,.eu.nt brick building on a lot 32A4e.b. Inc
"r",rrT Yields an annual rental OF fI,960 and Sold
after considerable comptt,ch ior mji"r binding on
a lot .5x77 1t rents for 500 year ana SOFA iof
~ 't0rv brck tenement house Oh lot 2ilONf7.
:, r.nts for sl6is a year the bidding ran from
60 W,.hncton st.. a three story and basement
Irick iuilGac Oh a lot 2G.3Nd7. rents for Sl,2oo
y.,r II Sid for $4,000 to samuel sloan.
Tho heir, of william Tanning offered no, 81 Wcse
THIRTY ninth ST.. fourstory and basement high stoop
gwe@s %" lot 7AlGS 10000 me Mrs D' moEard Carroll
daughter Of John II. Stain, was the buyer fVur
fots the no,thcast corner OF one hundred ana fo'y
fit It. ana SS az East O Fty
and Easement dwelling on lot iosSl%o e ,on d lS
lois in one hundred and forty fourth ST. adjoining the
Hudson River for - 200 each ana =; nap loon S'A
no. 30 Lconardst., Phillip estate lcasehold Is a
five story brownstonc building held at ground REM
Of $1,000. taxes and ,mcnts, ana no" e r g., -"
n total rent Of $3.50 until February lr9@, SOFA ior
$4,000 to John r. Boyd No. l6o West 1ms @n
"A LOT aOxIOO sold for 100000 to II. u. ,anmann'
no III Fat one hundred ana HI lo honrht
-1l 900 from Wilson II. blackwell \ queen anne
In bedford Park on lot 'JA--' nun
ave- and the Boulevard brought $1,000 from Edward
Eherct $1,000, -. ,.,t. =.
hrnxu-tonc house LOT l1N-O. SOLD for <l3,o-o 10
samuel Raphael. 40. i37 East seventy ninth ST., a
three story high stO0p brOwnstonc dwelling on lot
.Ox-. odd for $4,000 10 James /. Markham. 40.
a. East Ninih IT.. five story brick tenement mouse
renting for SO year lot -6NG7. sold Il" r. ja'ons
4 son for = 800. No. 30 East seventy tliih ST. a
four story and cellar brownstonc tenement house on
mn lot wa. offered. II brought $4,000 from
thomas f. Mclaughlin. The southeast corner Of
Iarh ave and Fast >iXtcth -. a four story brown
stone dwelling on lot .ONlOO, sold for s3o,ooo 10
Lous Adler. -,
40 .li East Fifty third st.. three story and base
ruert br.K dwelling lot .oNDO. sold 10 X. Il.
Perkins for gil 80. The northwest corner OF Av,u,
l. and Twelfth st.. 1-.iN6O four stlN hullulut.
brought 1880 from l.. Jacobs son. 40. 90,
West Twenty ninth t three story brleH nW"inn7
~. icO6 1hini ave. Is a i've story douhlr nay
- 300 a year and sold 10 Adler a Hermann tr
s.3loo Nos i.5a2 10 69- Third ave. the north
,,c-t corner OF Ninety first L.. and Sos, Ill anu l'
Ia. Ninety fr- st.. I'm the rear, sold IN one parcel
for S2l9.OOO to William +. Clavc
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CoTTON-On the spot rather weak. but prices showed
no material change Sales 75 bales for export ana loo
bales consumption. Port receipts to-day $50 Daies
against bales day last week and 1047 bales this
dsy last ear Since September receipts at the ports
sggregsted 63o 9s1 bales against 1852 3 bales for the
corresponding time last year.
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- y IVf-i1V.
,,. following SAFE. we4s he'd al the lA,aange and
io.,'io ',y ieioo, + f'Si. So 900
a,say sga@rn, honor eci S soh ' s>s S Fest
bi9' ',h,,'y house with lot 80 1913 Elst l6h.,t
thrcc--tofv dwelling Win lot; 80 49, h.,i ,s ' ~
nyt..,orv balidnr Win io, Nos aud Washington
It. - i,attry Place. lot 81 iNioo Samuel Sloan
eeadee s, ls' ,; 80 % s w1APs boz,
ni'sy eaeog via a,s 49, e. 800 % T'' s.as
9''I", sor. hnildnr. with lot 40 - Greenwich 81,
dy..,fy building with lease q lot. SO 80 'ee'la
s., y, /, Wc-t broadway. lot 2iiNloo; John h"sa
'lI vt,r.torv dwelling with lo; so q we,t sth :
n :. - othaye. lot 2sNioo5 Mi' Howard ''ff"''
~ rc,oy dwelling y,A lot 80 ~ II S5,a,i
riot lot Of land on li'h-a,c corner i'l'--', 9'il
i00r lo Of i,nd W.T. Ii'th-st ll'h-aye ~ .
''i rlo 30 ~ and VT liath-s opposite above 1856
N' d,...f,ry building with lot 80 II, East N3,h u
IS - 100 It e i,l,e. Tot 25xioolii Wilson 7 Blackwell
Z. H. To-, loyeoii il II Canmaan I'D 600
n,.-iery euains VIZ ,a,o lot X ~ 400
4 and 9.-tory hu.lainr with lot. 80 i'6 Avenue y
So d~eliar Win lo: No sis w,-t 2otnst.
q 9ta,e Dot s2lns - Ia Tsr , ,,so
ai.a,c. TO-, eo>oo: I: + r,,hin-. 7ll2'o. co.,
corner l' raras, lot 2oicc, I.oqi, Ader $50 800
tory building WIN lot; ~ 2lp a.. ~, o =
'' 80 5 '., w nadio5 Win los, 80 81 wcs 7tt
= pth.ayc lot 2lAloo5N2d5x i"csnlaf Cand
III ' s','o-t nulding Win lot so lcoo sdayc
'o' .,. s' te,n.nt- With io,- Nos Loes - ces 3
~ n IT, ana 'o IN ,1,1 o% " ,Ss nS s,e lot
oS3xlG6s each " Clare. $4,000
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FURNISHED Rooms.
Brooklyn.

mo- I\FAYETTE-AVE.. Brooklyn. -
VIZ Nicely furnished rooms for one or
TWO gentlemen. IN private family reser'
enses exchanged.
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furnished Rooms.

A TTRACTIVE suite and single rooms;
"A choice locations on and near 5th-ave.
Offices aud drawing rooms apartments with
private tables; transient and permanent
Accommodations "a years references from
LatrOns. +. 4. DAlLE1, - W. 33th.st.
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(rOWPFETTWAII. .,, O.. ho,,..,oo,,,,
~ r,y ar Cha.hain-st near chatham square, y Y
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L. RONT AND REAR PARLORs in prl.
L yate house elegantly furnished en- suite
or single. references. 3il West l22a-st,
| near Manhattan.aye.
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Xa4 Jaar##t.
CAMDEN. S. C.. SEPT. Il, 1890.
pE.rii OF CAPT, = u. CLARKE.


This well known citizen, who has been
identified with our communi,y..tor quar-
ter OF century, died at his residence 90
last Sunday after a lingering illness, and
his IN my friends. all over the county, will
hear of it with deep regret.
Born in Fairfield County July l7th, Is4!
be received his preparatory education IN
Camden. under Leslie McCand!css Esq.
and entered the Sonth Carolina College in
1859. On The brcakin. cat Of the war he
enlisted in the 18th South Carolina lsc"l-
ment. and was Orderly to the brave .ohn
II. Means, who fell on tire field Of glory a
second Manassas. August S0'h, 1852. lie
then Joined Can't james G. Doby's compa-
ny Of cavalry, and received 4 severe wound
at Old Church in 1854 Attic close Of the
war he returned to Krrshaw county and
here nc has lived ever since lie planted
very largely for number Of years, and in
1878 was admitted 10 the bar and continu-
cd to practice law to the date Of Lis last
illness. lie pr.fcr.ed criminal la%. and
WAS highly successful in its practice, both
in this and adjoining counties.
lie never held public office, bu! WAS ever
deeply interested in al matters arpertalG-
ing to the welfare Of the State and county.
and long will his eloquent appeals to his
fellow citizens be remembered.
Impulsivc by nature and warm-hearted
he had many strong friends in the county
Generous and open handed, when he had
the means, he did a grc9t many kind deeds,
and bis heart ever responded to ell appeals
for charity and relief. IIoSp:!ahic and ge-
nial in manner. he was an cx client host
and delighted to have his friends about
him.
Possessed of excellent ability, with
quick perception and fine command Uf IAN
guage, he was AZ effective graceful speaker
and ready and fluent writer. AS Editor
OF the CAMDEN JOURNAL be took high rank
among the journalists Of the State, and
delighted to attend the Press Association.
where he was ever welcome and honored
guest.
He was never elsted by prosperity, nor
crashed by misfortuaes. In 1856 ne inter
married with Miss Sally l.. Boyklu, who
predeeeased him in 1851, lea7ing six chill
dren. Her death WAS sad blow to him
and them. Alas, his familiar form, and
graceful carriage will no more be seen in
Our midst. Hehas gone in the prime Of
manhood. aud We shall miss him personally
socially and politically.
'Green be the turf above thee,
Friend of our better days"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-11

Buys good Gold Watch by or
club System. Onr II Karat patent
stiffened COLL cases arc warranted Tor
% years. Waltham or El9in move
nient, reliab hn'1 well known. stem
wiud anl set, hunting nr open face,
Lady's or Gents siz.. Equal to any
s75 Watrh. We sci! oic of ,nese
Watches for S2j cash. aud send to
any address by Registered ma "r by
Expre {. O. d.. with privilege OF
examination; ulso by our Club. Sys'
tern at sl per week.
Our Agent ut Durham. y G. writes:
"Cm jewelers. hnre contesse' they
don't know ho,c yoa c:ta t"rnish s"ch
w"rk for the money.
One good reliable Agent pnnte't
in each place. Write for par'i uiars.
Umpire WATCH 20,
48 & 80 Maiden Lane.
New York.
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lis members were Ike him, then indeel n
man wonld be caugEt 1850
ciat!ng Or being herdcd in the $"me aSsem
bIy with such cattle. His offence consisted
in using. in recent debate, language Sc
dirty and illustrations by figure Of speech
50 ~rc->!yvulsar N the presence Ct ihr gai
,crics crowded with ladies, rs &c force th"n
20 leave their seats and cause d"cen. ;ncin-
bcrs - hang their beads in Siiamc. whl't
one member, whoac wife Was ir .De gallery
strole NJ to him and administered 10 his
face scv:re and dcnunciatory con;irmna-
ton OF his conduct.
Dirty and foul mou;hc,i ui;;cHGuHrd, w
ere happy TO see h.s own CONSTITUENCY and
the newspapers in MS district bclaiia!
and con,lrmn;r" him. IN The pristine day
Of the Ecuublic, when gcntiji;y WAS tic
rn.c and 10, the exception in "u!.!c 49,
scmb!icS. aud Inc amcniit> %rt, c1"rtc>ir'
Of life were part and narrl Of 4 pubic
career, 10 would lave been hauled mp be
fore ,hc har Of The House ard ccnSu'cd, Il
no. expelled. Brt we live III II day Of dc
cline in m::0rcrS, good breeding and w
fear. ar morals, and srch condH.t, wll!t
Condemned by orr Southern Democrat:
and many Northern ones, did not appeal
out Of the way TO the avcc#g" iiepuh:IctA
Tic shou,d have been kicked ont OF t.r'
House.
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CANNON, TIE TUiG4Ri4N.

joseph 6. Cacncn, member Cf Congress
from i.hncis, will descend i'll the history OF
This country as The most infamous vulgar
i'm that has disglaced the annals OF cur
Congless, even among the many vulgar
chsllstans and demagogues who have o:cu
pied lis seats, and We have had scores CT
the commont 81, dlltiest cttfeiicvs as ucm-
beIs OF It. The sceneS eEacted in lis halls
are such at times Rs to warrant lie ,Apres-
son of a venerable and distinguished Geor.
eia Judge, WHO consented to serve out The
l,nezIilcd term OF deceased member, and
was so disgusiei with its Leer gaIdsn
performances, something so foreign 10 lis
instincts, TASTES and associations, that On
being asked If he intended 10 stand as a
candidate for the new term replied mo.
this is 10 place for a gentieman
And Cannon has added TO lie daik side
O; tic r,clurc 10 such degree that Ii Con.
gress were 10 tc judged by him, ind e.! Of
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Il cuu3,;ri o.t33 inclrab'c?

Nc.t.h, following. Lr u. Il. M"rris.
Newark, y L.. say: Wns dawn wiin Ab
scc4> %, Lungs. AZ friends AMI n''vsirirns
aT0rauuo+d ne III lhcu"ah" conservative.
:}e.an taking br N:n;'s New Discover!
or Consumption. nm NJ" ON my 'h'rH
hot:!", ind ':hla t" cse' SEE the "H'K u" M
iar,a it.i- the finest medicine rr r mad
.Ies>i. Niiilswar., recaIn", hhno say' ::
.silxi It ru hscr. Gr I,r Hugs Hsw Ds-
coyrry for Gniisn:np;inu ~oat hive dien
Of Lung irsuh!cs. Was given IN Ivy dor
Tors Am now in beat Of health , Try II
Samnl. ho,tics free III Dr. z. l.. n"mp's =
rru.Siorr
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REED'S STEWiRDLiiiP.

Tom Reed dictator, petty tyrant aud
blatant demagogue, who, es Speaker of the
House OF Representatives has welded his
power with tyranny and usurpation un-
surpassed and never equa!led in pariamcn-
tary history, he's become frightened at tie
close race in his district, and is NOW al
home '.loo'ing sitter his fences,' to use a
political phrase
AT Portland, Maine, he gave an account
the ether night Of what Congress has done
and his part in the programme. Every
act is disgrace to his party aud should t.
burning shame to himself. but as lhe hog
glorics in his wallow and the.dog in his
vomit, so does this shameless pettitogger
in his dirty deeds Among these acts he
enumeratcs !hc miserable tariff. abortion
Of q silver bill, crusade Oh cotton seed oil.
unScating Of Southern Democrats, and the
usurpatcry Lodge bill And as the crown
ing act OF commcndation to his constitu-
enls he gloats over the cast-ilon rlilroading
rules which the majority adopted to deprive
the minority Of all rights and privileges -
He secs in all OF these acts such merit ;ls 10
cause him to chuckie. and in Il spirit of
sclf-glorificalion vaunts himself OF the part
he has played.
Lost to all shame, and utterly without
conscience. he regards the government as
the exclusive property OF the Republican
party, and denies that the Democratic par
ty, and especially tie Southern wing Of it.
has any rights which his bigh-handcd mai-
esty should respect. Public servants should
give IN account Of their stewardship. and
when such services have been Or the line
o patriotic duty. and in the interest OF the
country. they deserve the plaudlt OF well
done. good and faithful scrvaE;. But
when they are Oh the line Of intolerance
partisanship ard scctiora!;sm, deserve only
reprohation and the contcmpt CT every true
patriot.
- 1t is On ihe latter lire that Reed has
operated, and his Congressional career in
this Congress should rclegate lin 10 that
array Of dcmagogues and political rl;scle-
ants wLo 1&ve r, ccived the virtuous irdie-
nation OF an outraged people. Like Colf*x,
Anes and Dudley, he should lie held up 10
public scorn an in:amy. Scorer 0! later
he must get to the end Of his tcthcr, or else
tins country will sink beneath 'he opr:cs-
sions and tyranny Cf his party and its in
famous leaders.
Ills Democrats opponent over in Maine
is running inn MP and tuck race, ami lie
has or best wishes ior MS mos; abundant
success in turning down the infamous Tom
Reed.
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Far County Commissioner.

Il IS vel! 10 trust trLe, tried and
faithraI pNI,iic servant. Ore wh" has
worn the lnarcis, ani worn them with non
or to himself an;i credit 70 his county. We
have such u person in Cap: A: A. bdykln,
OF West Waieree, whose fielity to dusy,
aud isi.hf.ii performance of the same. EN-
inently qualify him for this duty. he Is n
successful farmer himself, u good financie!.
and in full sympathy with the farmers re-
form movement. Again permit us to say
that while County commissioner he WAS
assiduous in his duties, and gave csPecinl
attention TO he roads ana bridges. Lets
have him and oblige
MANY VOTERS OF WEST WATEREE,
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F,,r the ipyis!ature.

Mr.. EDITOR: Please allow Us to aunounce
for the Legislature one who iGs our entire
confidence, who enjoys The respect &nd es'
tee,n u his fellow citizens wherever he Is
known. Tie is IL Young man, but at the
s.mc time - very successful T..rUler, who
has been L.us!s.l hy us n! and.never tonn!
wanting. cica. hearls;. an! conse"r,l';0e.
III full sympathy with the Farmers Move
meni. hard WORKER in the Alliance, ne Is
in every way emlnently qualified to repre-
sen. his constituents. Win nrdc do we
announce rs our choice the name OF MI
Charles ". Alexander.
EorErs ng SOcTN-EAsr kERsHAw.
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Didn'i Want to Hear i,im.

When Congressman Hemphi!i fin.
isbed his speech against the snb'
trearury scheme on Monday last, Jos.
Clark, the Republican WHIP will op'
pose Hemphill or whoever gets the
Democratic nomination, arose and
asked all VITO wished to hear the
other side CT the question to remain.
A chorus o. 70 ces went up Don't
want to hear you and in a few mo.
ments the courtroom was empty
Hurrah for the Democracy of an
caster county! The most prominent
Republican in the State Can't poll
but one white vote in this county and
an Independent can'tpoll a tlog.gone
one.-Laacas'er 'er Ledger.
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For EGu,,iy i'reasgrar.

Having noticed The very frank letter Of
Cant. J. !. ro;!G.gS III declining the nomi
nation forlhc Legislature, his MANY friends
claim the privilege Of Eore'y nominating
him for County Treasurer. lie i IN every
NAV cupaLlr to fill said Office. ard if recon-
mcn,lcd lv ,hc Democratic primaries. his
10 said Office will insure US
snuarc. honest All! efficient County Treas
nrnr MANY FRIENDS.
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.lAhUTtyuEMENH'irS. rs.
Ery ;'nu:,.v CC;nmiSSioner.

H' ..,if.': !, 10 ,tn;o7iant that III -.
ice oi County "omni>Si"nHr should be
allied by 'ic most carai,!c and co,npetcn:
men we can fin.I. md Gao; d;sparaSins the
merit "e"i. OF the 2r.i:rmen aireiidy
nomiEHt.,!i "" know Q: ma one better luH.!
itieI /" H.! this position than Mr. isaac +.
iIo'iaad. ~ therefore ;arc his Taine II.
moan ration ;or sail oi.;'c ~ the ensuing
miEary election wlihnrt consulting him,
and while We know he IS seeking n" o;li"e,
W. oar.,":;,y trust lie will acc":'i The Eolni-
milton. .M!A'.f- VOTERS.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

BY virtue of the authority confer.
red npon me by tho or'ier of Judge
W. H. Wallace. dated Fe!ruary 18th.
1890. in the Case of S. &. Clybnrn;
Administrator. vs.. Mary {. Reynolds
ct nj | hereby offer for sale, on prl.
vatc terms, the following trncts of
what is known ns Town Creek Plan.
tAtion, portion Of tho hcsnut
lands. situntei nbout four miles
SnntD Of Cnm'lrn:
,n ~ I - p,,.,,,. Lava i)r .,nrno
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For Comfy Commissioner.

Mn. EprruR We respectfully noluinate
Mr. Henry H. Beard Tor the office OF Goun-
~ Commissioner from West Wa.cree. be-
lieyinp that he is not only competent. hut
that our section is entitled to representa-,
tian in our County government. Mr. be"ri
is in full sympathy with the Farmer,
Movement, and was md"imo"s'y endorsed
bw the Salt Pond Democratic Club at Us
meeting "n the 2Sth nj: ,
VOTERS OF WEST WATEREE.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Judge Of Probate.

The Wateree Democratic Club respect
fully beg leave to place in nomination for
the Office OF Judge Of Probate. Mr. 7: A.
Moore. Knowing him in every respect ful
ly qualified for the duties OF that Office, we
feel no hesitation in asking for him the
support OF the Democratic voters OF Ker-
shaw County.
WATERRE DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
Thanking NV friends for the above ex-
preston of their confidence in me. ! accept
the nomination for Judge OF Probate OF
Kershaw County, subject to The action OF
the Democratic primary.
Respectfully
T A. MOORE.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-11
PrOmiScuOus Items.

Mr W. +. SmiGl, was in Darlington
a few days lust week.
Fer the largest assortment in black
goods OF all quail ties you must 90 tn
BAUM Bros.
Mr. l.. r. Mills left On Tuesday.
for Davidson College, near Charlotte
n. G.
MIR Hammie Wittkrwsky, of Gam
den, is with Mr. HAIRY Hovt IN lis
iewelry est Observation-Disclosures
and Southron.
Mr. ]. A. Smith, Of Iona, is NV
with Messrs hemp Bros.
Boys clothing ! we hive never seen
such a big stock. They have hoys'
suits a. one dollar snit at
BAUM BRos.
Mrs Bertha Smith anGl children,
returned to Their home in Savannah
Oh Friday last.
Mr. V. +. DePass. who has been
sta lug some time at Stevenson Ala
bana, has returned home.
Baum Bros. certainly have got the
largest stock OF new and elegant Car
pets. You mus go and see them.
bliss Minnie Clyburn returned
home on last Thursday from her vs.
il to Rock Hi accompanied by her
friend, Miss El 4 Kirkley.
Why do you gdAto Columbia and
Charleston to buy Furniture, when
the old reliable Baum Bros. have such
an egaat stock? They can Certain
u please every body.
Miss Susic Clvburn, WHO hns for
sy.ne time been visiting relatives anal
friends in Arkansas and Alabama,
retained home on Wednesday last.
II yun want 20 sec real genuine
wholesa,> establishment go to Banm
Bros.
iirs James i. Tavcl, who has been
epanling tue .uumcr with rc!atiTes
in Camden, returned to iier home iii
C!ler!es:on, un Sunday iast @cccn:pa.
:;i,i iY her sister, Miss Anna j'ax
ley.
Don't worry, ntighbor It IS true
we bought n Terrible large stock OF
goods. bat we bought thrn cheap,
nn,! vii SCI! them accordingly; ihcy
mEst ne sofa to make room 70" new
ones coming in every day.
BAUM D@Os.
There is q vine growing very lux
urianty il front of Mr. Jos. tioo'!ale's
store, which he says is g :''Tiliman
pea" You ought to g. and see il
and while there invest in some o!
those G. nicc c'gars of his.
We have socn 5o,On0 yards os The
best round thread Piaids al Baum
Bros, which they offer at Sc per yard,
and they have eleven accommodating
clerks to wait on you.
Itch, AIauge, and Scr"tches on
human or animals cured iii ~
minutes by Woolford's Sanitary
l., ton. Thi, never fails Suld by
DR. F l.. Zemp Druggist, Camden.
English SPAWN Linima't removes
all Hard. Soft or i'nl!orsca amps
an! Blamishes f.cm bors@s, Blood
Sravii.. Cnrbs. Sp:uts >'vc1ney,
Ring.hnne, StiEes. Sprains, ali
Swollen T!roats, Coughs. Et".
Save $50 ny use of one bottle.
Warranted the most wonderful Bleul'
ish Cure ever known. Sold BY Or.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-11
For the Legislature.

Mr.. EDIToR:-Please announce. without
consultation. Mr.. Thos. j. Kirkland as a
Candidate for the Legislature upon I'll C
Farmer Movement platform. 1T Inc cns',-
ing primary election, and We ask .sHsh en-
dorspment Of this nomination from all Sec
tions Of the county MS must impress hun
tia, the Office seeks the man and duty for
bids him 10 refuse this cali:
MANY VOTERS.