The people. (Camden, S.C.) 1904-1911, March 24, 1904, Image 2
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. In inditing th? editor fe^l we
>jfmlhi ith> tet lbl we are
; loMhMff Bpw |<fii|?' ?s ,M
i <*?*? a sabJ*ot as i*.we; should
?tVj*ten??*'to gira advioe how a.
f.jaattsboaid mi? ge hi* family
<<.jafek*a generally, ac ta Uiftowcfc
1 bow mba- should
.4 ^dodact her loumtie aflaira, we
M ignoraat ! of the
wndHiorti sudor whieh Ihtu^ if
! mate nra. Bats w o do claim
< :< 4oJmwdoBelUii9oft ille nw
f - MP w whiek A cbHd bhoulcf, be.
.??aised,notonly from experience
i? 'fratafco tram observation, go4
? i we say i)Mt when parents allow
their small sonv In many in
?' jrtaoees4e.br oafe on the mam
iMebil the oity until eleven
o'clock -at ntgbt and *' after, .apd,
_ fheb-go homeward siogiig songs
?t. and in other manner making
. flight hideous k? peaceful citi
? ceae^ we think that* a word in
, ' fleansa^iok be.iMBiia *
' : - la the <coadact of tki8 uew%,
> ?< pape'r^a hope that are will' pev
?' ? '#? be jjtmdlapkiog ?in the
?>i dpatUliebwiid acooarpanj ^Jje
/sMfeanaTpetfojr of any : hon^t
r^oiltoi whdlwl8a proper sense,
of responsibility resting on his
ahouiders, so to all pareyits we
?ay tfl^aU"1 earnestness, keep
ifc>usofT fhestreete after a
asof&ble hour at night, They
, ffnot possibly learn anything
ihatf.wlU.benefit'ifiem, and they
pre almdet absolutely certain to
Imbibe information i that iiriff
piofct asfcur&lly tend to make
Mm
atUpwui l? thft <n?Me, *nd Umay
t?tl*W|IH>?W?i?W? wfcfeh
contact, will cause
you your heads in sorrow
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, -U waaQux;, object when com
mencing this editorial to make it
it, lor we
r*SRy ftel deeply in the matter,
|but other subject* 4o* discussion
/call for attention. We earnestly
hope however that what in the
? rfew words we have safd will
f&eat tfke aye of some parent
- who, 1 dfoubtless through M pure
thoughtlessness has alkrwed his
: young son too much latitude.
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if i? SLUMP IK COTTON. '!,|i
? ' The has happened.
Cotton, owmg to the failure of
the lftr^est "bull" firm in the
world, D. J. Bully & Co., of Now
' York, i? now about three cents
Tower than it was a week ago
1 with fair pfoapeota of a farther
fall. Remember - our advice
* farmers, (n one of our "&a\n A
?ake" articles, and plant for
prour hog and hominy.
Momy Creek Items*
Mr, Editor: We ask a little
ppace in the columns of the Poo*
pie to give a btt of news from
this section of the country.
The farmers of th*s section
Alter #ell with fheir work and
ready to plafrt but fearing there
will be some more oold weather t
tbey will likely postpone plant
fag tor several day a.
yf* are very sorry to report
that Mtrfs Leila Drown, who has
foonvery ill tor two weeks, is
<pol improving1 say, but we sin*
iflerely hope that she will soon
reoover and be able to continue
her school. Miss Lela has taught
fhe Malvern Hill school for sev
eral years and should her illness
<tv<l?ltre her to give up this school
. if to?}d seem as if we had . lost
our bsat friend for she has given
entire satisfaction to both the
n f>upUs aad the patrons.'
\ ?r >. Messrs ?'Ted and Laury Camp.
rfctfl and Aithur Gaskins, of Ibis
v seoUoo, attested an eatertain
>?M?eOt JfcQettaioe on last Friday
U' flight Oae fayortsa good time,
! anotfctfrsaysH was all wrong,
the third one wiys it was none of
the best for hs did not see any
btie from the West.
Mr. W? R Goskins, who hss
peen on ? business trjp to Clar;
?*fbm
u
^ iWllH
?&^aiM?sj$
ft?'6M*dbo CMr, tH? 1*i?ifit*d cap
for the deceit few, aatfthe
Him au+Mhiotjtanas >^Mhsld>j| psrtih
?*PMy?VJ .?<;* ;;
' A'e!S?te!55l^%^^6^t
over Utreo . hundrred' Colombians to
ttltneear the match game of Pol* <w
frlWf^ DfeMifetart
ed.ba* of (he moal Meal lyrioit days-la
her calendars g9cd}y croffd of ((posts
and native Oamdeplaos wer^ also-pre
?Mt, tactile fame win not as weiRDf
ki Tinal, lis ftoth men and 'torses were
iiCYinf tbemsrt ved fortMebtttef tour*
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; Tbe Btofs? -Barotow* Kennedy, Vanx
sod Team )i?e<l up against toe Reds :
Iting, Whistler, Russell, Smith 'ami
ilttdu^r, tbe wt ntmed play tag for *
balP peH-x! only. Four periods -were
played, witfctbe' result*, of -dijtf to
goals in Ivor of the 31.**
, After the game lira. Cf. B. Yates'
welcomed* frlehds dnd visitors at the
Club rooms, where she wa? the presid
ing genios of the tee caps; and by ben
ease. and hospitality awr*^ than filled
the difficult role of jtye hostess of one.
the largest teas of tbe season.
'I'beftuesti of tbo' day dispersed to
the various hftfels fbr dMMrf and as
sembled later at tbejCtofe fl ease, .where
an Jnlorinal^lah6?J?a?< given to ,f be
fa it *7 ao tu& ? : h vojh
The, finals of tbe series of tporna
ments' at tbe OobkTrt Inn, comprising
tfcirdt* rfftd -?rAqu?,- sMfer flacd loot
week, and a bridgc^wtttst) sdltest -was
scheduled for this week. ?)|iw Annie
iWalfcridgr, .of Brooklyn, X* X-, and
Miss Palmer earned off tbe cups In tbe
croquet Watch. Si ?***
Each season the Walteflfof the Beb~
kirk Inn are allowed to r>ve a "cake
L wait" for tl}?lr benefit, and also for
I tin? amusement of tt\e quests, and the
[one held last' week was declared by the
audtente to be the' most original and
smosingi enterlelaasent ot any ever
given there;' :?? /,< j?.?w t, u "
Jtiva nd Mrs. W^n. Kerr entertained
a number of friends at Utar quaint
home, Kortli Ball, on Saturday even
[fn**Mt.'s"''" *'J- ' V
I Mrs. ? liary-'BeMeo, of Litchfield,
Oona.^who fbr so maay years has tfria
lered at fcne Bobkirfc Inq, and atibXfl
home, gl yn?g vital aid to ail charitable
[ entertain meirts, pa?sed kwi> vefy sud
denly on Saturdsy afternoon. Tlie
body was taken to her borne f teoosl
| led by hsr daugbte&ja-law. M#s. Obas.
Beiden pnd family.
Mrs. Win. Miller and tbe kisses Qor
tr tide and Mabel Miller, of Hew Haven.
Oonh., are at thiOeuH Inn. Tftoy are
didsna admf revs of r Gemdeh, having
| spedt several winters here, and tasir
m#ny frienoe sre always happy to wel
come tbem back. ' "* '
The mounts of the Sfew Orleans Polo
cldb, II in number, arHtH mMji on
Saturday, and were followed by the
teem, They are Meeers, AJlen Meble,
Captain; Jas. Graham, nqember of the
English Polo Association; Marian
Wert In, C. A. Andrew*, It. T. Cottam
"and' Philip Wertin. These Welcome
guests Of the Uinto-PDIo Association
will make Hotel Klrkwot d (heir bead
I quarter* during their sojourn of al
mo*t two weeks. Great preparations
for their ehtertainnrfeiit Late been
made, and they Will De wiried aud dined
all daring- the week.
Tueadajr midday they were welcomed
at a luncheon, and tbat night a dinner
atjhe Hotel Kjrkwrod In their honor.
Many notable guests Were present, and
the eventing was one long to be remem
bered by the parti ilpants.
The programme of games will be as
follows: Tuesday, a match game be
tween the teams ? the Cnmden team
consisting of BarstoW, Kennedy, King
and Whistler? for the championship
enp of South Carolina.
Thnrsday, a game between teams ot
three for tho cups presented by Mr.
Otjs Child*, and Saturday the finals for
the Childs cups.
The Bohemia cups will be played for
on March 28th, in pairs; finale for
same oa Wednesday ; while on Satur
day, April 2nd, will be the match game
between Catnden's second team and
New Orleans.
Mtficy to Loan.
On farm InnJs In sunw of $800 up U
i per In stfmV of ftl,(MX> vp at 1
per <*ntv Ho Rotrimiwiori <4>?rjr ?*?<< ?
Ml; I r B. Ii9dAM Law). ?.
JSSpffi&iSXl
*?\ *"d. JofiwobtM to tke un
Mid pwitftoto oh kwDOys. I1??r
cIcaiiflitHr tho Mtln ?jritrm, dlijut cvia*,
< on?tlp*Uoa
.ILJ!*1***?* Pl?* buy ami try ? iin
of C C. C. to dny; 10, t\ Mrrnui. Hold bad
ft JurauVcrd to cure bj ail dr?4|Ml.
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DAY ONLY
..pu,:'v4* U<ruitf4j ,-V; .".7, : '??
'1' >\^1rha'vlL^j^^t^|>0|3iular Price
Show .on Earth. Now Bigger,
Better atod' Grander than Everi
with all the old Favorites and a
HOST of NEW FEATURES for
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Lnl3 SSS^Orii
?i * a !**i u4 j /' .. i ......
/--The Melette family of aerial
Ists and rldSfs* . ?
. - The Jenrier family of acrobats
and tumolers.
Mr. Alarman, t;he Mexican
knife thrptoer.
Mn Harry La Sage on the
bounding cope.
Prof. Mall's troupe of educated
T.?? . ' Tr n v , ? ( >
dogs.
I> : V -* :r rTf/i -?tlr ?fc,. 1* .
Pre? Street Parade 10 a. m.
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Two Performances Daily,
2 and 8 p.m.
Doors open 1 hour EARLIER.
'* .??$*?! -j-' )..? -:?<J -,v - .
10. L. HURLEY
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Carving,
CABINET
MAKING,
POLISHING
, AND
UPHOLSTERING
Amique Furniture
BOUGHT &SOU).
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Store In
CI./YBURN block,
Main St Camden, So. Car.
TEbe Eureka,
ANTISEPTIC BARBER SHOP.
1. B. JEnoUeb,
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proprietor.
MT815, M2T & <ZSLb.
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CHIROPODY.
POfcY ?ES F/KUtt.
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Your Patronage Solicited.
Mar. 17, 1804. ? 2 no.
I Ilirsh Bros. & Co's.
Big Ad.
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A. D. Kennedy.
Hardware arid
General Mer- |
chandise.
A Complete Line of Farmers*
Supplies. ;
Mention "Thk Pkopu.^
E. S. NETTLES & SON.
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We hereby announce to
the public that we have open
ed a First-Class
MEAT MARKET
In the
Store formerly Occupied by
Mr. J. E. Vanghaa,
where we will ho glad to
seive you with anything in
Ktho line of fresh meats.
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We carry also a full line
of Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES,
and extend to you a cordial
request to call on us.
Everything Fresh.
Everything: Fine.
Mention "Tub Peopi.k."
TLbc Jpenn Mutual
Xtfe Insurance
Company.
Assets Jan. 1, 1904,
$61,116,235.48.
f ' * F V ? V' ?
Most attractivo forms of
contracts issued.
Investigate this com pa
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ny when buying protection.
J. B. Wallace,
AOEMT.
Office at
Bank of Camden.
D. Autry
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Expert Painter. :
My work showy
for Itself.
IF IN DOUBT, SEE MY
TESTIMONIALS, GET MY
PRrCES, AND GIVE ME
YOUR WORK.
All Work
Guaranteed.
4-Man Bros.-:
Feed, Sale
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and Livery ?t
STABLES. |
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Give us a call when in
NEED OF ANYTHING THAT WB
OAN DO FOR YOU.
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Stables on DeKalb St.
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just above i
WORKMAN IIOUS&|