local flDatter,
Achilla Bine Velvet Sailor
it with white band. finder
ill please return U> X>. Wolffe,j
linden, 8. C.
?f * Little CJrfld.
We leara with regret of the |
[IllneM of the infest child of Mr.
?nd Mrs. L. 4? Wittowsky. and
lincerely wish the little one a
cedy recovery.
Vtrui to Lot at Knlybte Hllk .
Formerly Witte and Hough
places. . About 000 acres, 250]
.cultivated. Large horse and
hog pastures. Excellent house]
fc. with barn and outbuild iiigs, cot
Pige s &c.
Apply to Commercial Savings ]
Bank & Trust Co.
Camden jS. C.
i ? ? ?
inclfl for Rant.
I have for rent one, two to six
horse farms on the Wittee Place.
Alio pasturage of the best kind
for all, man or beast.
Renters wanted of the better I
class. Others taken if the ne
cessity arises. I can pasture]
however,. man or beast without]
rpectto quality.
Thos. J. Smyrl
f Sadden llitic.
W? learn that on Thursday of
^ last weeks our frif nd Mr. Harry
B. Haum, while attempting to
ride a young or fractious horse,
was forced by the animal to take
the air. After an upward flight
i fcf perhaps ten feet, he descend
ed, striking torra firma with con
< siderable force. We are glad to
record the factotliatlie sustained
no serious mjuries
m
Wanted Quick.
Two Brlotsrs of approved
; .v capacity wanted quick at this
J1 point. One A Job Printer
? who kncws h i business, and
I both Good compositors. Mod
erate wages paid at the begin
? Hing, with advance, or raise
given as the occasion war
rants. Address,
W. A. Schrock, Pub'r.
Camden, S. O.
Our exchanges will please
copy the above. We will re
ciprocate.
V ? - ?
To Cure ? Cough.
Tb? cough* ?o prevalent these dnjm uannlly
4?v?lop before yuu rtallze what him hap
pened. Mow the bwt tiilup to do 1m to take
the ino?t reliable potiKli cure you ciih Ret.
Nod* twtt?r lmn i?urrav'? liorWiound
Mullelii nud Tpr, UtmnKliiuf the purent
luvredlt-ota andean bo Kfv?n to iMftuiiH mm
well U grown people. Above all else IT
CUUKH. You will And it at ?J1 drugulutu.
Jpc. it bottle? extra large bottU, ^
, f
i Firaftt iwiiiuii?j.
During the latter part of last
week, or the first of this, Messrs
K. T. Estridge & Co., Bethune,
had the misfortune#to lose their
line barn und stables by tii'e. A
valuable horse was burned, to
gether with several vehicles,
* * and *11 the feed , Origin the
fire nnknowu, The absence of
wind aloue prevented the burn
ing ol their storo.
\*>Tf?oue lkn/Mes.
Where are those passes that
were promised us by Tlit Sea
board and Souther u Railroads?
We think that we have now
token off our swaddling clotlios,
wJucU was the objection urged
against us on a former applica
tion. Come down to it, gentle
' tmax- Keep your promises, and
we will keep ours to the letter.
T|m* vC?urt ff otiso
We understand that /.ho La
JIall site for tlho new
court house is being cleared
preparatory .to the building of it,
and that negotiations are pend
mg for contract looking to ita
f erection. We will be glad to see <
it finished, aud the long agony
over. 1
FlnMiGori.
SVe were shown some of the
finest sand-hill corn 011 last Satur
day that wo ever saw. It was
raised on the plantation of Mr.
II. Ii. Elliott, by him. Several
f ears of it contained twenty-eight
rows. Bob is a model farmer,
and can get. as much oat of a
foot of grouud as any farmer we
know.
Confederate Reunion.
A reunion of Cump Anjris Mc
Lciurin will bo held at liethune
on/riday, Nov. 25th to whieb
the public generally are cordial
,lyvi|jvited. Tho list of speak
ere him not been handed to
^ mc, but wo have no doubt that
;*l%ey w-tU bo orators to whom it
Vili be a pleasure to listen.
vOn the aamo day, Arbor day
mill bo celebrated at the sumo
iflUW
Otigir of a Coafli.
Pof umonlA, Rrlpp, cold, lironvhltl* nml
a CM irlv every other (Junto-foil* nlrkiienn of
7 (hlijklwl l? uvually tin* development of
41 alight <nni>(li. Too ninny people ore
fluid up and too ninny tile from
w hero th?y could ao enidlv knock
t vouith In the lieurt. Murrny'w
ml Mullein mid T?r eures cold*,
drops tho iiottotn out of eoti?li.
Irutfglat tiaa It fur OTc. a Ixrttle.
Mr '"Morriij'r and take no other.
\ llapiiy
Mr, and Mr*. Alam JokMfcM* :
inTiirxoutoteRMMl'
at the mtrritip of Uirfr
MwplH ' * ?'
trt
Mr. IjMfrM trrtj Mi'!?
on Wednmby ?vrmiif,v Norvmber' Std
one HmkmiM nine huMrvtl and fctir
it?ixtt o'chttk
ArHgb l'wilftMfin Church
Nrwbcrrjr. South Carolina.
We acknowledge with thanks
$q invitation to attend the wed
ding of our friend, Laurens, and
regretted our inability to attend
on the happy occasion. Person*
ally, and for The People, we
extend congratulations.
Preaoliijng at Autiocli.
There will be preaching at An
tiocli church by the regular Pas?
tor ut 11 o'clock ou Saturday
Dec. 3rd. a full at'er.dauce ot
the members is requested as a
djntract for the building of a
new cliurcn will be giveu out.
Baptist Pastor Culled.
At a meeting of the Camden
Baptist churoli on last Sunday,
a call to the pastorate was ex
tended to Rev. ? Reeves of ? ,
Tenn. Mr. R. was with us sev
eral Sundays ago, ami tnnde the
favorable impression on the
church membership which has
resulted in the call. He is a
lucid and forcible preacher, and
we hope that he can come to us
permanently.
Special Term Jurors.
F B Branham, W T Pitts, J W
Black we 11, J D McCaskill, S II
Stokes, A BItahon, JJ F Trusdel,
Adolphus Itose, J A McDowell,
W A McDouald, J A itabou, J H
CuUk?, S F Kelly, It L Stnyrl, K
Eubanks, J J banders, Vv KKo^?
erts, W E Elliott, Jas Stokes, B
Sowell, Jus Robinson, E 1*
Shend, W T McLcui in, It B ltoss,
W H Catoe, W T McCaskill. It E
Mnngo. It T Mickie, A G Brad
ley, P A McDowell' It W llan..
tnond, B 13 Branham, T E Good
ale, S N Hammond, AMcCaslnll,
VV M Stroud. .. ..
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DouMi of Ex*Goveriior Hugh S.
Thompson.
Ex Governor Hugh S. Thomp
son died in New Y#rk on the
-Oth, iust., atid his remains were
interred at Columbia, ou yester
day. In the early days of our
rescue from real lo wag and car
petbag ruie, Mr. Thompson was
a prominent figure ir State poli
tics, and from 1882 to I8b4 filled
the office of Governor to t he gen
eral satisfaction of all the peo
ple. He was a gonial, kindly
gentlemen and we regret to
learn of his death. Rcquisnt in
puce.
"Uiidb" Toiuhiy Cuulliou |)cQ(l.
On Friday night, the 18th inst,
the soul of Mr. Thomas J. Can th
en quitted its earthly body and
tooir its flight to the bosom or
the Savior whom throughout a
very long and well-spent lile, he
had served faithfully and well.
Ho died at his home near West
ville after having been confined
to his house two years from a
stroke of paralysis which he suf
ferred about, five years ago. Ilis
end was calm and peaceful], as
well became that of a good chris
tian, a good husband and fat her,
and a good citizen. Mr. Cauth
en was in his8l)th. year at lime
of death. A wjdow and nine
children survive him.
Immigration.
From State newspaper 'reports
it seems that Immigration Com
missioner, Watson, is mooting '
with considerate success in turn- 1
in# the tide of immigration our
way. Let them come. We would
like very much to have a number
of the better class of them come
to Kershaw County. There are
vast areas of lands, and valuable
lauds too th it are now unculti
vated because of the scarcity of
labor, thai would, if placed in
the ri^ht -hands, be made to
blossom as the rose. Take the
.com crop of K. H. Elliott a? an
example of what can be done on
what a few years ago was the
poorest kind of land.
Lowney's
Candies.
"J^ume on every piece."
Every
sealed puckttge of
Lowney's
Chocolate Bon
bons
i? guaranteed to be fresh or mon
ey refunded. A guarantee slip
in each package of half pound or
more. The Purity and Delicious
Quality of these IJouboun have
secured thegi the largest sal'j of
any confections in the \v/>rld.
1 pound packages at (/() cents.
'Phone No. UO and we will
send out a box.
i
F. Leslie Zemp's
PHARMACY,
PERSONAL
?Mi*. A. C. "Waits has puf.
chased the Kirkley -house on De
Kalb StNet, and will remove
there as soon as the house is
vorated by the present obcup&nt.
? Mr. C. H. Deal, who is now
occupyiug the Kirklcr house,
will this week move into what i9
Known as the Wade Latham cot
tage od Littleton St.
We are pleased to report that
Miss Tilhe Geisenheimer has re
ceived her diploma as trained
nurse, and has already eutered
upon ber duties in that capacity
at Georgetown. We wish our
young friend all success.
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BREVITIES.
? Wc were a little short of
money last week with which to
pay off our hands, and thought
that we might pick up that #5.00
from The Gilt Edge, but missed
it by seventeen miuutes, forty
eleven Seconds. Better luck
next time. Mr. Villopigue's
oiler is good until Christmas eve.
? Anyone wanting a tonic, or
something to give you an appe
tite,are directed to the drug store
of Dr. F. Leslie Zomp. We were
off our feed last week, aud two
doses of au aopetizer he gave us
restored us to our old-time
championship of gourmand izer.
See Iris ad.
? Give particular attention to
the diagram on good roadways
as it shows on our p;igo third.
As an object lesson, we have not
seen it equalled. Expressing an
individual opinion, wo may say
that we do not think a single
dollar of taxation has been wast
ed that was spent for educatioual
or good road purposes.
? Mr, E. S. Nettles, of the
firm of Nettles & Sou requests us
to say that they aire still in
business and for business, and
can furnish you with any thiug in
the line of l'resh meats, staple
and fancy groceries and fruits,
They are good people. Call on
them.
? Especial attention is called
to the ad. of Mr. \V. Gcisenheim
er iu this issue. Any married
couple with an annual record, or
any friend of the same who want
to make baby comfortable aud
happy should call on Mr.Geisen
heimer this week and securt? a
baby Go-cart or b.iby Carriage
for him, her or thetu.
? Nathan Levy, our popular
clothier, besides being a good
clothing man, aud a good fellow,
still lacks something. That is a
wife. Wo have one pioked out
for him, but he says that a lot
more 01 '.hose ?10. suits have got
to go before he can loop the loop.
In the meantime, his picture of
fer holds good.
? Mr. David Wolfe reports
trade as very good and thanks
his friends for staudiug by him.
lie is not happy though over
our failure last week to change
his ad. calling particular atten
tion to his special bargains in
an $H.()0 suit. The change ap
pears this week. Look up the
ad.
? We have just hoard from
Sam, Jake's partner. lit;
says that Mahaley is do bos'
please' nigger ober dut buggy
lie buy fuiji Schenk & Co. ob any
she culerod coon in tie county.
Of course she is pleased. Auy
one would be. Go and look at
them, and their wagons also.
?'THE HUB." The very name
is suggestive, of revolution, and
from t he remarks of various pur
chasers, bearing packages hav
ing on the wrapper The Hub im
print, v.o are inclined to think
that A)i'. liaruch, assisted by Mr.
Hrown and tli?? young ladies
have effected a revolution in the
prices of goods. We hope that
those who do not advertise in
The People will not take offense
ll we claim a little credit lor the
success of those who do.
Lost on Saturday, Nov. KUh,
bo t wen 11 the residence o f Mr. A.
I). Kennedy and the ceinetary, a
Lady's lied Woolen Sweater.
A reward will bo paid for its re
turn to the ofllco of Clark and
von Treskow on Law Range.
Married.
On Tuesday night, the 2Und
inst, Mr. Walter Isbell was Imp
>ily married to Miss Maggie
vowis. < )ur congrat ulations are
extended to the couple,
On Thursday, Nov. 17th at
?Spring Hill church, by Itev.
I tooth, Mr. Wesley White to
Miss Nannie McCaskill. We
wish the couple long life and
happiness.
On Sunday, Nov. 20tb by Tinv.
W. W. Mills, Mr. Porter to Miss
Carrie Wilson. The young cou
ple wHl please accept congratu
lations.
Wo learn through a pretty re
liable Hource '.hat our young1
friend, Hennie Pel-ioaclie is in
I Tupelo, Miss, for the purpose
of robbing the community there
of one of their fair daughters.
Heunte had concluded, wo sup
pose that it is not good for man
to live alone.
The Famous Gilt Edge Store,
Wagons.
JUST RECEIVED 4 CAR LOAD OP T0E
Celebrated Ryder Wagons.
. Southern Made. High Grade.
Qno horse, two horse, three of four horse, iron axle or
thitnble skein, wide or narrow tire ? in fact just any
kind of wagon you want. Made of the best
seasoned material, heavily ironed,
designed and balanced for light running. Durable and at
tractive finish at PRICES THAT WILL PLEASE YOU.
MONEY GIVEN AWAY.
5 Silver Dollars Every Satuaday and a Fine
Buggy on Christmas Eve.
With ?vory dollar spent with us you get a ticket which its a
chance at the tivo dollars every Saturday and also a ctiance at the
buggy on Christmas Eve. The following are the names of those
who have drawn the money: August 27th, Mrs. Moffatt, Conga
ree, S. (1.., $">.00; Sept. 3rd, W. A Crosland, Camden, S. C., $5.oo:
Sept. 10th, Stephen Williams (colorea), Boy kins, S. C., 45. oo;
Sept. 17th, T. W. Lang, Camden, S. C , $5.oo; Sept. 24th, Perry
Adams (colored). Camden, S. C., $5.oo; Oct. 1st, iliurence McCaa,
LugoiT, S. C., $5.oo; Oct. 8th, Robt. Stuart, Lugoff, S. C., $5oo;
Oct. 15tli, Harriet Haile (colored), Camden, S, C.,$5.oo: Oct. 22,
W. J. Christmas, Lugoff, S. C., $5.oo; Oot. 29, T. L. Smith, Cam
den, S. C., $5.oo; Nov. 5, Miss Beulah Stokes, Camden, S. C.,
$5.oo; Nov. 12, Cuddy Powell (colored) Boykin, S. C., $5.oo; Nov.
19. Norwood Ancrora, Camden, S. 0.. $5.oo.
Why not be the next lucky one! Come and get a ticketl
Ladies Tailored Suits and
Walking Skirts.
W havp n specially nice line of these goods that we are selling
WAY BELOW VALUE. Come and see them. In ladies wraps
we h.-ivo the Short Strap Back, Three-Quarter Length or Long
Rain Coat. Some big values in these.
Respectfully,
The Famous Gilt Edge Store,
P. T. V1LLEPIGUE, Prop.
Notice to School
Teachers.
I positively cannot approve pay war
rants for n.-iy ft'arlier who ha* not a
certificate rcj i tered in tin* county.
Teachers holding cert i lira tea from
other counties in tint* Ht.ite will please
have them registered before presenting
their first claim for approval.
W. li. TURNER,
Sunt, ol Education,
Nov. 11, 1U01.
Sheriffs Sale.
Month Carolina, ) Magistrate's
Kershaw County. { Court.
J. M. Hall, Plalnt.ff,
Against
ffjarli's .1, Roberts, Defendant,
Under and by virtueof an Order of J
1). MrDowall, Esq. Mn ristrate in this
proceeding, to enforce a Lien for Ma
terial Furnished, I will sell at pulylic
outcry, before the Court House door
in Cr.mdcii, S. C., within the legal
hours or sal?*, on the first Monday in
December next, the following Real
Estate :
All Mint Jot of land, situated in Ker
j shaw County, Stnte aforesaid, about
fijttr ( 1) miles Hast of Camden, H. C.,
containing twenty (20) aeres, more or
less, bounded by landHof Wiley Sheorn,
Am-rum and other*, said premises be
lli:: the property of Charles J, Roberts.
Terms ol Sale: Cash. Property will
itc iv-sold il terms of snle are not com
plied with. .1. S, Tit \ NTH AM,
Nov. 10, WOJ. Sheriff fi. C.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
All persons whomsoever are
hereby warned not to trespass
upon my lands in Kershaw
County in tho Cantey section,
the said lauds being known as
tho Barnes place. Anyone vio
lating this notice will be prose
cuted and punished to the full
extent of the law.
Henry Barfi?ld.
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Trespass Notice,
All parties are hereby warned
not to trespass upon the lands
of the undersigned in any man
ner whatsoever, either toy hunt
ing, fishing or passing through
the premises.
Signed^
Mrs. Sarah Mickle,
J. B. Micklo.
iiov-17 6t
TRESPASS NOTICE.
All per so us are hereby notified
not to trespass upon my lands ip
West. Wateree, kown . as the
lluckabue Place, in any manner
whatsoever, either by hunting,
fishing, coming upon the premis
es without permission or in any
other manner. Violators of llus
notice will l>e prorfccuted.
Sjjgned; Joly^JapJaKn*.
Special Terra Of Court
Of Common Pleas For
Kershaw County.
The Stnte of 8outh Carolina.
Wh*rea? a majority of the Bar of Ker
shaw county in the State of South Caro
lina have duly petitioned that a Speci* I
Term of the Court of Common Plena
of Kershaw County in the State afore
said may be ordered to begin on th?
first Monday of December, 1004, and to
continue two week* thereafter : and
Whereas on my recommendation of
the Honorable J. A. McCulloiigh, of
the Greenville ||ar aa one learund in
the law, his Excellency D C. Iley ward
na the Governor of the JState of South
Carolina liaa duly commissioned the
(?aid Honorable Joseph A. McCullough
a Special Judge to prcanle over said
Special or Extra Term of the Court of
Common I'leis of Kershaw County in
the State aforesaid, Now, therefor*, I
do order a Special or Kxtra Term of
the Court of Common I'leas of Kerahaw
County in th<? State aforesaid to be
holden at'Caniilen in said County and
State, bvginning on the first Monday
of December next and containing for
two weeks thereafter if so much tune
be necessary and do order th*t the
Honorable Joseph A. McCullough aa
Special Judge do preside oyer the same
mud Court. And I do further order
that Joel Hough, K*q., aa Clerk of said
Court of Common 1'leas of Kershaw
County in said State ?? give the usual
public notice of said Specinl or l^ra
Court of Common I'leas : that aaid
Clerk of Court Uo provide juries for
said Court according to law ; and that
he serve the said Honorable Jos. 4*
McCullough as Special Judge with ja
certified copv of this order.
Y. J, POPE,
Chief Justice of the Supremo Court of
South Carolina.
At Chambers )
29th October 1001, )
Trespass Notice.
All parties are hereby warned
and notified not to trespass up
on the lands of Mrs. A, L.
Barnes, situated |o lower Ker
shaw in any manner whatsoever,
either by hunting, fishing, or
entrance upon the same for any
purpose whatsoever without
permission. Any violution of
this notice will be fallowed by
an action at law, and the offend
er punished to the full extent of
the penalty provided for the oL
feqse committed.
Signed
W. E. Arledge, Lessee,
W. R. PISMCKNEVJ
1% NOTARY PUBLIC. %?
NOTA1UAI, OEltTIFICVTE
WITH SEAL.
Ofllc? on Law Rax?? , one d<x>r Amor?
MAOtSTRATB'fl omCR.
. Money to Loan,
On farm Units in ?inns of $800 np ?t
(tfxr cfnt; in sum* of $l,0Mup ?t7
per oeQjt. No oomtnliMiion ckirgH.
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HATE ARRIVED.
All Winners.
We have no blanks,
No numbers to
draw from.
All you have to do is to
buy $10 worth
and get a
Handsome Picture
2.0 x 24
It's Free to Ali.
All goods marked in
plain figures. One price
to all.
REMEMBER:
We are Originators,
Others are Imitators.
NATHAN LEVY,
THe 0LOTHIER.
REMEMBER: Mr. J>. F
PIXON in wtill with -iirs. He
iw now ax candidate for i uyde
not ofllce. Ho "will l>e ??-lncl
to Nee you.
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If yqij wish to ?&ve money, buy the Deering Ideal Mower,
The Deering Horse or Hand Dump Hake, The
Woodruff Hay Press. All sold
on liberal terms.
Cane Mills and Evaporators. Wood's Hyo, Barley ;u;d
Wheat Seed. Bagging, Ties and Cotton Sheets,
HARDWARiE A
SPE@IAL.TY.
But a good line of Saddlery, J)ry Goods, Shoos, &c.
GROCERIES.
The wants of the people carefully oonsidiwd.
Come and see us. Not too proud to acknowledge we
need your patronage.
A. D. Kennedy.
SICK PEOPLE
Dr.. JAKES' IRON BLOOD AND LIVER TOM85
TN bf?t lantlv* tonic compound ftn<l internal antiseptic. Posi
tively cares Chronic Constipation, Indirection, Dyspepsia ami
all liver and Stom.vch Diseases. Thousands of bottles sold in
South Carolina. Testimonials from homo people upon applica
tion. One bottle will demonstrate that our claims are true.
Sample bottle free.
GET WELL!
?FOR SALE BY
CAMDEN DRUG COMPANY.
Winning !
ririnniiig !
J, W. MOORE,
MANAOEH,
at the o|d DeKalb Cotton
Mill, is now prepared to do
all your
GINNING,
Now 70 S*w Pratt Gin
with condensers and all ap
pliances to insure you a good
tur# out*
IBST fRKES PAID FOR SBED.
PALL m us.
TAKE NOTICE.
A. C. SoiuorH linH I'oiurncMl
froiu Norlli Carolina
:? ti<l wiMie* to nnnoiinee Unit li?? is let
ter prepared tlii* nensnM than ever t<?
make new liariMw for you and to repulr
and re n ov iit?*
Saddlery & Harness
of ail description
IVand-Mado IIiu iicmh
made to (trilrr
lias im?w on hand a Cim^Ii <do<'k ?f
Rrlrtles, J. iocs, Halters, nil nikde of
bent
("all on me ?t <rtfle<? one door Knst of
V
stables of tJpo. 'I'. 1. title,
A. C. SOME I?S.