The people. (Camden, S.C.) 1904-1911, March 24, 1904, Image 3
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lilwi M Ma alum ?f Imk I**,
iCrmut Wnyfh. wHIi Wxl ftaM,
fii i ?! i pM !?>!? |iiiViiiiiii mil wi in
enlisting
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Through the courtesy t>? Mo*;
D. E. Plole j, we are enabled to
22 lTJ(OCS?
?eed to oqr subscribers and
friends. VhaAs, FfeM^J >
Army Pont Vslfament.
Mr. J. K. WorluqMjJpqaik.
of Company A, iudRegt^srOI
J2SBlS?S
has been assigned for duty at I
Port Moultrie, ft. OL
Wants to Oo Nortli.
, Aiiluteyigentcplored giri, 314
years old r would like to take
service with some Northern Tady,' 1
? iofeturn with her on hen deJ
parture from Camden. For
oi *WF^,jpsrUooUis spplri M
this office. j
"txazzztr*-"-,
8rd Grade; Mary Roseboroqgh 1
average SQA, Sd#M Kbse-]
taro^M^KwlBoMboroogb,
Every one 'who'caV ^affori'lj
'Wi ?bonkf iibt fail to att4*tf (he Har
rie#i*fceip**te Sbow on Tues
day, the 29th. Bee their ad. in
? this issue. liuis alrighCftnd. vill
well repay yon In amusement
?ad Instruction for the small
^L*3r-gya5$z:
tised.
wwaaa^iiu-a1
almost as good as new. The
?taraaata
stall ment plan for 985? $10 cash,
lo^D^tbe hqfreca 4a,tto?tbtg fat
in Do?** neglect
thii y^jxirtuhltjf tbf fcecurC W&U
i' t , tgfpe*
writer on the market for this,
small snm. This typertfrf&i^s
notour property, but was ship
wr stf IT Talk fttt. S.4
The Beat Seed Corn.
"OARRICK'S PROLIFIC. 1
A limited supply of this corn
which produces a general aver
be obtained by leaving your or
4s? at the offioe at The People.
Price 40 oents per peck.
<? ' .v.* , i ? ?
W<* Temperance, JLaw and Order
f ^r* J f Anson. State lecturer
for the 8. C. Temperance Law
and Order League faced a very
mvch smQilei^audietioe tliau the
<pu4e adjfoc^ltes deserves off
Friday night, the llfh Inst, We1
were not able to reach the church
In time for the lecture, but have |
been Inforihed that it was very
? A.tpmporary organization
*as effected wU)t tye following
!roll of officers Slid *memWta :
The following is the<lMitrol offi
cers: President,, JRev^ Jlk R
y Earle; 1st Vice Pres., R. T.
Ooodale; M Pres., B*n).
Halle. Members Bx. Committee:
O. C. Bruce, J. J. Goodale, w!
I>. Whitaker, J. R
B. Williams. ? vSec< aad TVei^,
W. P. Mills. y *1 * " \ '/ i <
msmbefrs:'6. \f Brute,'
8. M. Johnson, W. P.
C.
?hmra la tills eltjr,
Mr. ban ocrtalo'jr
OonpUmatts tke Editor.
tWe^uTfAt been notified by
tw dqiww Secretary of the
National Fraternal Union, of
Minttt I7m of onr election as*
a member oi the monument fund
of that Order. Consult the first
Pf*ge of our last issue, In which,
the complete plan is outlined".
W+i ndawe * tty* -plan unreserve
edfy, and MjirtMt all our mem
bers will fall into line and
band, in to us the neoeesaary
amount. There ia no earthly
Reason / why any man ,pith this
opportunity. ,to have his name
and Virtues (If he has any) shotmr
not cause both "to be inscribed on
enduring stone.' ?
Grnadcat Mjlltacry Op?ntnf.
?'tHe Millinery now on
inspection atHtrsch Bios. A .Co.)
Is said to?bd the most magnifi
cent 4|sploy in that }\ ne tlua
ever delighted the eyes Of toe
jsdies of Camden. If yog have
nof yet catted on them, don't fall
to do so TO DAY. Their mil
liner ^ a finished artist, and the
hats especially that she is show*
tag are dreams of loveliness,
vou^ Uilss this opportunity,
which occurs ^ut once a season
to feast your eye on beauty in fts]
md4t aitrrcttve form.
We are informed that on Sat
27th inst., the con
awarded for the;
magnificent thre#
story building on the site fust
imfMpoltf^ This
buuding winWe'illi^o stone,
irapt. ami t^e lower front all
|>W(W^Wfo< $ie lower floor will
be occupied by our new bank,
The Commercial Savings and
V*?At stcond floor
fflWSSSSSWtS:
MUonloMd KtrifeMbf Pftbiw
fol difference in that particular
iMc^oiriSf ?h#>>R?ek7< A
tke Big Show# * Jo |
Particular attention ni called to
the ad. of the HarrisNldkel Plate |
Show that wilt be witlttas on the
Wtl'IMt We ttt^juen this
show before, and endorse it a4|
clean,' fall ' of attractions and
worthy ot patronage. It is not
Qlt^n that our cfusens have the
opportunity to take in as good a
thing as we know this to be, and
as we have too manj^ opances to
obsertethe serious ii<3# of life,
wd should dot forget, tj^at it has
fts ffaruftin? as well as instruc
tive side, so we hop# these peo
ple will be well patronised.
Dentil. | f.
I , Mt. Willie Yhewtng, of the
Ionia scction, died of pneumonia
on ihe evening of 1f#ch 20th.
He was only 28 yeiri. old, and
I was a young man of|>fl^mise. It
is sa'i^ that he coii|r4?ted this
feffdlfsfcfee while ic attendance
upon the Kelly-CreicY trial *at
Bishopville last we<|k,||impfy rf*
a spectator. Our syttpjHhiee are
dranded to the fao4|y^
? Died on March f 10, at the|
e of Mr. JofciWruesdeUL
tffc W: Booker Ha&4?e. Mr.
Hacksbee was formjrw a resi
dent of our county, lul had lor
a number of years live# at Rock
Hill, ft. C. Our sytftptthiefl are
'With ftis'JfcmflSp MNfH mother.
fa Car* C?NtUp*tls)i Poftrtr.
Take < i.imnli Caud* caihart ?o loo or ??.
If C ?? a tall to our*, draw '?ta roftuwl mrm y.
sjasasaP .
jaalii rvfiiitii-.n-ii r- - t.r
44^* felflk ikMMkte
?WWl WV fCOpiC WllMRRl MV |wM
V Mo?bp<* brtww OaMct *a4"
New OritftM m l|pnda|. II mim
l?teef?t ?a fp*e of ik? Ma*
thai New OHmm ?m witclwrt, ?M
jmkBMliUlalafcnU. are
aiorfc fortunate than Camden la 1W
fanl thit to QrdWeat frty tihef sHf
?no W|Ma|liin ua i?f, while to Cju**
den they had ta play an eaad, which
.^Th* M*o taajme J>erd follower
New Orleaae? Jlehle, 1; Graham, f;'
Wels, ?; aad Aadrewa, bach* '^aaidea
? K*ap*dj, 1; Baratow, S; Whlatleer,
t;?MKlBCthaoh4|
Meter*. T.K. Krumbol* aad O.O.
Bn?| aaM a?;|fih keepere, aad Mr.
Saltttmd acted aa veferVe.
Four perioda were played, and thoae
? mini ?? iS ????.! if p?V> <I?*!?ecd
I| one of the "cleaneat" famea on ra
oerd, ^ew fools hiipg j?*de, and good
atroaf team work belngtbe feat v re of
t>eafiep}00a. Tbe.hnal soore etood
pUl* lol?,Jo) favor of Camdea.
Kennedy made 0 (coals, Whlatler 7H?
'taftb* ft, and Ki?| en u toy Camden.
Capt. Mehle and Aadrewa made the
by the Camden Country Club, are eery
haailaoau. aad araawaahiblHoa at tbe
Hotel Kirkwood.
uaiMK ? I Cjj
The world famooa Niokel Plata Bbow
la m U?e fifty to-day, aad gave.a per
formaaoe thur afternoon, and aaotMr
ia to be given tb? evening at the
gra uade, on Wqetfrn Avenue (i -the
Weal Sad. A abort parade waa^rlveg
tale aMroiag> aad it attraeted pa little
attention. rThe abog it ajrletly Wte
dMM??le *ikrtnloliir*B Ua every
feature. The elephant wbleh la ihitlnd
by tbe company la one of the hrftdlia
th* WOrtd.? The I3*yton Pre*/
Ob.., , ?
An?tlier Beqn?uit . r.t,
1 ACotlple of WMki ago we re*
qintiBi Mr irieads to coma for
ward and assist u in our plan to
iiiinfrgt intf Hr^otber ways lm
pwtflf ^TM P^Ie," and we arte
gig* lo aft* tlytfcthsjtfid not take:
UJn ^adpart, bptip quite a num
bef of Instances responded cor
dlalTy. But HSV responses were
aotso wufftpftfB to Justify ua
fix making toe chansre that w?
this subject a thoacbt; and while
we are aware of 4he fact that
some otypu have not all of tbe
aukd? t?e oeodr Hews, we do
not really tt^ink we bave a sub*
jlaiibei wbo loiiunt pay ua some
thing now, and tne balance later
CI ?>f! I "
There ia an old, and in this in
stance true, saying ihat "many
a mickel make'*' a Ruckle," so
cope on, my friends, and let us
see ii.t>elween us we eannot suc
ceed in making that "muckle."
We wilfdo oar part if you will
dp yours* _____
The President Disappointed.
It is not often that the Presi*
dent of a great Republic, siich as
ours, ia tbrned down when he
wants to pay a flying visit or
passing callv at ^ny winter or
other retort, but We are reliably
informed that that happened in
our localtty'the other day.
\ It is sabtthat President Roose
velt wired ahead for accommo
dation for hftneelf and party en
route somewhere, and the pro
ftrfctor dfUhd hotel #as forced
I te decline his patronage because
ror lack of room. When this be
1 came known on the street, rforne
ftag,(or agg*) ranprked that he
would have turned out' ever jr
vankee on the list in order to
have the President with as. 1
AJU 41 U. J 1 ? J- -
^ a vev<wu?? A A VIA*
dent1 had bedn furnished muw
modaUons, we wonld not have
allowed him to leave ua before
sectoring hie subscription to "The
People,*' after which we intend
ed to enroll Booker Waahington,
and then? wouldn't we nave
been "IT?"
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- 't. si the
I
V?V*i tha ITtbln**.,
"SB TrfS!;
ib.itNH |? I
?? -fc" was)
to witii [
<? lure.
Mr^.M Airmi
??? ?as *r
W.^i/ V**1****' f
?ma* c?,,~
w?2TxI|mLIm
bl.memorjby attend! d* the funeral
Inabodjj
?fcb bi. follow man
? * ?grw**>?,*?*?od
laM? fcb poaterity. TtirwaoM
^ aM ?wM Forwaa?, of.
wnitarjF, an* Tbnwaa Foreman, of
hM??n^m*bury Sun
*wip 171b.
0lUn that*h? ?*ntb of, but
ban* a*4 wife follow Mob other ao
?aiofcljr,b*taa tbla ax?I oouple were
hmtad.atilfe.lt ma, bo that tbo be-|
raavrd boaba^d preferred to join bit
w!feqtriek)j,U? better land. United
? U** Were, and in daatb the*
are not divided.
PERSONAL
Mr. H. H. King of BishoDville
tM ^ Camden this week enjoy*
ing the polo games.
Mr. R. J. Fletcher one of
Barter file *8 popular horse men
viaiiAxl Camden this -reek.
Mr. J.: B. Morrison, one of the
tonr inspectors of fertilisers sent
put by the Fertiliser Board of
Clamson College, was in the city
on Friday.
Mr. W. R. Crosby, erf O'Fallon,
HI, it in fee city in the interest
of the Winchester Arms Co. Mr.
|Crosb|vii ^ fihMMipn clay
pigeon shot of tbe worlds and is
l?*n? wonderful marksman.
off 07 ait of ?
to Oolaqbin on
Mon day. J|
Oor oH frtewl.fl B. Bembert
off Remberts oiled om qb the
other evening and banded in Us
?ubecrlpilon. Eddie's eub counts
o^P~Wlr fcr eomthln* m be u
QoaMnontty, and
I? ..frr*1? 9m/m <wUc?*,
I he will do) we have no doobt of
?obscnpiion list of
pthtrtj or more from Remberts
in the near future.
Messrs. Henry G. Garrison,
MW^eod, D. M.
Zemp, with their friend, Mr.
Hopkins, of Baltimore, pio-nick
ed lit White Pond the early part
ofitrts week. The three first
mentioned young gentlemen re
ppfort that- they thoroughly enjoy
ed their annual bath in the pla
wd jyfters pf:*fuHnIa*d lake.
We have not seen Mr. Hopkins
fK> cannot say what experience
be had or how" he enjoyed it.,
Mfc T. 8. Gregory, now of I
Smpter, where he has been con
ducting an extensive mercantile
business, called on us on Friday
on his return to Sumter after a
pleasant visit to relatives at his
^Id home, Lancaster. Mr. Gre
gory is contemplating a removal
to either Mullens or Summerton,
and, in the event that he does
make the move, Sumter will lose
a good citizen, and Mullens or
Summerton be the gainer.
CapttGeo. R. Rembert, a pro
minent voung lawyer, of Colum
' *? ^uaUy prominent
candidate for Solicitor of the
Fifth Judicial District in the
coming primary, visited us last
week. In the absence of a Ker
,or w,e position
of Solicitor, we incline to our
haister county. Richland, and so
I U?haira of no other
S/SVB2& ?'?,co11 on Friday.
u Mko oumalvee, is
an old typo, and expresrod him
self aa much pleased with the
I general arrangements of our
S^^wybody is, but we were
*2? ?F??^- Of an
[Wen on it. Mr. DuPrea goes
with a reoevft copy
W "The People," and w* have
Stti XL****" W#* be
will enjoy an eaay momertt until
he sends us his check for at
least a year's aubscription.
att4
h Q? Mm ?opM?o> oar irregular re
porter Mfl ti(H two boom. ? J?kr
?!? trjl>K Ubitlllr. Vlltakrr out mt
U* Mtira p*sa afrs lenac tlk Hw, iw
htflnf laM the ticket gi?M Mai that
mqruiag, Wi Mao mom j. Jake
Was Mian rather Juicy, a* is natural
wtth aa> one (bat take a drink it alt,
bat who baa to fee to the diapenaary for
a -Ml half plat, trWi, in the aataral
orderof things, a nickel drink would
bare been amplo U.r all hia modest
at<daK unless some frltnd bad oome
eoaao' ak>o?r and eat >?a ap t# another.
Suae, oa tbe eeatrarj, waa in amefcan
choiy pood, bavlif bad hia regular
Saturday ybil curtailed because of tbe
iltnaaa of bla motber-in-law, whoae
fttneml 'bb bad hoped to atttcnd at
leapt a weak previous,
Tbia aad mischance waa naturally tbe
ooeaaion of bla being; late for town on
tbe oaaal day. Jake waa In high api
rlta, aad with cauae wben we couaider
Abe quality of fba "no X" that he had
been imbibing/ lie opened the conver
sation with,
* "Hello, 8am; yu kno wha* I bin tell
yu bout votin fo whaleber can 'date
Cap*n Schrock say rote tof Well, nig"
gab, I'se dun gut dat reddiekio' ticket
I tell yu bout, do it didn't bab my
name on It ewentually, but one ob dean
crnd'date aay ef I vote fo* him lie see
I gotrn alright; but I'se sho gwine
ter aee Cap'n 8chrock 'fore I dna an y
ting, ooa Idoan Wan Maaa Dug to hab
anyting ter do wld media yeah ontaide
dat cbickea blxneaa dat Maaa Charlie
pay me out ob."
"Dat'a alright, Jake; yu la a foci ter
nix up yeraef 10 politic, but a niggah
am a fool anyhow ; alwaya puttin* in he
bill in 'lection year, an' when 'lection
ober, de white man say, 'go on back
ter dat plow, you black raacal ; we isn't
got no uae fer yu tel de nest 'lection.'
But say, Jake, la yu got eny ob dat no
X co'n yu talk host lef? Ef yu ia, pull
her out, cos I kno dat dat 'spencery be
doe' up fore I git dar, do de aun 'II be
aa hour high, and ef 1 bab trr stay wid
my eoualn ter night hit'll be two hour
by aun fore I kin bit a tiger ter-mor
rer, |n den ef 1 miaa him, 1 doan kno
wba* time Dr. Lang open Monday
mornluV ' r"
??Yea, Sam, I Is got a little bit; but
I I waa tiukin bout carry Id' hit home to
de ole 'oman fer her ter mek acme ob
dat flannel weed tea what de docter aay
am bout de bee* ting ter dat mlluenway
and de P-neumonla ya kno a be bio
bab.*'
I "Dat'a alright Jake, 1 gueas I hab
i ter spen de alrhfc wid my oousin any
how, en' mebbe ter-morrer I hab de luk
to strike dat tiger. Cf I dont, 1 tink
Dr. Lang '11 open sooner, ooa de days
am gHtln' longer. Well, I wan ter
talk ter ya 'bout dat we'pon law Cap'n
Schrock bab ter aay so much 'bout In
be laa* week "People," .but 1 reely
hasn't de time, coa I kno my cousin
am waltin'.on me. I aee yu nez week."
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
' * ' * - - - - ?
Wmm C*mI; Tmaurw.
Mr. W. R. Hough baring announced
bis Intention not to stand for re-elec
tion, we hereby place In nomination as
a moat worthy aucceasor, Mr. W. F.
MALOKK for the ifflce of County
Treasurer. Mr. Malone nee^ls no in*
trod notion to tha votrea of Kerahaw
County, aa he la home born and home
ralaed. We most have a good man to
sucoeed Mr. lleugh, and W. F. Malone
is tbe man. ALL KERSUA W.
The ftrfenfts of Mr. D. M. McCAS
KILL hereby announce biro as a can
didate, for ^the office of 'J'ressurer ol
Kershaw county 111 the approaching
primary election of the Democratic
party. Mr. McCaskill need* no com
mendation at our hands, being well
known to all tha voters of the county,
and having already made a very cred
itable race f< r the osme office for which
we again place him in nomination.
; . ; FRIENDS.
Mr. Editor: Please announce that
Mr. D. K. HOUGH will be a candidate
for the office of County Treasurer of
Kershaw county, subject to the Demo
cratic primary. FRIENDS.
For Comity A n <11 tor.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the office ot Auditor of Ker
shav County, subject to the rules of
the Democratic primary election.
Respectfully,
. JOHN J. GOODALE.
Mr. D. F. DIXON Is hereby an-j
nou need aa a candidate for Auditor of
Kershaw County in the coming pri
mary eleotioii. Mr. Dixon needs no
wordaof commendation from us. He
baa aerved ua weil In tbe past, and Is
Well ottaliBed to do an in the future.
MANY FRIENDS.
F?r Sfcertff.
Mr. Editor : We hope yoar space and
kindness will permit ns to suggest the
'name ot CAPT. J. C. ROLLINGS ss
a candidate for Sheriff of Kershaw
County. Capt Rollings is a gentleman
of flie old school; aad iswcfl known all
?ver tbe doaoty. He Js hilly able and
oompeteat to make an ideal Sheriff.
Further comments woaKT be useless.
Captain, can we hear from you soon?
' FRIENDS.
iwrjWIy C? 8ktriff, U4
tkm?r>a imobst' W fiM'Wn vW
wmMmIw good
tM mhWt Km Wwif or Mc. W . W*
HUCKABEE hare concluded MUte
f? the man, and fcerAy place Mm m
nomination for that oAw.
VOTERS.
, I bervby announce ?yacU a% a flM
didate for Sheriff In tha approaching
primary elwttwi of tlie Democratic
party. As I hare prenoosiy IIM (hif
offli*, extfnMofiltiM Of mif canae*
lty to gtoelhe people good servioe to
unatcewry. K rest ectfully inyffte the
support of the Totera of Kershaar
county. JAMES U HAILE.
, t i . ? ? v. i
Mr. Editor-: Please annoance that
Mr. J. H. TRASTrn AM will be a candi
date for reflection to tlie office of
Sheriff, subject to the DeasocraUe PrU
msry. 1 Friends.
To the voters of Kerstisw cOonty : At
the earnest soli ritation of my friends, f
hereby come before you a* s oaulidate
for the office of Sheriff of our county.
I deem it unnecessary to *ay anything
In relation to my. administration of
paid office during the terms V at (
served. My record is be for** you, and I
cannot resist the temptation to thank
my friends for their support in the
past, and pledge myself to do my ut
most to All the position so* that they
will have nothing to regret if they
again elect me. and I pledge myaelf to
abide the result of the Democratic PrU
mary election.
R. B. WILLIAMS.
Please allow me spaoe in your paper
to present the name of Mr. B. M.
PKAROE as a suitable man Tor the im
portant position of Sunervisor of our
Comity. In asking the people if Ker
shaw county to sote for Mr. fearce for
this important position, we feet that
we aro making no mistake, as he is
fully qualified to fill the position; and,
besides, our section hss had no repre*
sentstion in a county office la twentv
(1 re years. Signed,
. MAXY VOTERS.
Fwr NagWnl*.
Many friends of Mr. K. S. VILLE*
PIGUE hereby announce hiraas a can
didate tor the position of Magistr&tc
in DeKatb Township in the coming
primary election of fhe Democratic
.party. Mr. Vlllepiguo possesses am
ple ability, and will, If elscted, well
fill the office.
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Pasturage.
This Is to announce thai ( am prs*
pan J to PASTURE either CAtTLE
or HORSES on the Dunlap. plantation ,
west of Camden, until June 1st, and
perhaps later, nnder spsfctal agreement.
Address me at the Camden post office,
or call at the office of uTI*e- People."
mch-17 T.J.IMYRL.
T. J. Arrants,
HARDWARE
'-*;?? - :'i 1 .a
and
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FURNITURE.
Mention "The People.**
CamdeiTHotel
Corner Main and
?+i4>4 ? I*'... **
DeKalb Streets,
M Rs. R. F. Phillips,
PROPRIETRESS.
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Good boaud and lodoino
FURNISHED AT THR OLD KATES,
$1.00 Per Day.
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Restaurant.
Winy ah James,' tlio old
and well-known Restaurant
eur of oar eity has removori
to Broad Strcot just north of
Mr, Moseoe Johnson's pin
dor shop. "Nine-' will he
glad to have all his old pat
rons call on him there. Meals
at all* hours* New patiAn*^
age solicited.