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$tMp90p\* *?pr. A fbtu&vw. ????.?, ? litfMK ?. IMS. *0h-Aprillst., The State of (MMibb gate us ? slight rasp lo rntponae le an- eikqmlof jMurt ftt which we contrasted the ^?aiitfvgee of Camden as a ]W,\u .resort with those af Ailpm. I la that State editorial, we *;?re aecuited ef unfriendliness to that jflapprC We want- in this tp <Jis telaim apy such feeling. No J^aytr tbat has done so muqh for fL c}ty as rThie State has done for ^Columbia will receive anything |bat the well done from us, as we pt>V wlfli advancing years to do ^tsqiqch jor Camden if onr hands joaattytue.to be held up iir the '? ^tuve a* they have been during tfhe brief period of our existance jku a Newspaper. ' . Naturally, with the fairly tStrong personality of the edit firn 5>f t{>e two papers, and the . jOCoasipnal different opinions of ^the two, there must come occa sional good natured clashes. To .that there can be no possible objection as they add life and test to both pubticaiions. - This always considering that the sub ject mattor of the controversy is 'interesting und that it is con ducted as gentlemen of opposing ^opinions and ideas sliould con duct the controversary. No, we haven't the slightest Reeling of animosity or uftfriend ^iness toward The State. We ? We too many interests in com We are too much of the 1 Mte mind in the advancing of mutual Welfare of our sister to fall out over trifles, and ^ for our part, we do not intend to ^all out'. It is only fair to say, flwt when anything of an editor* /*! nature ap(esrt in The State vwbiicb does net coincide with jouir views, wo propose to criti /jhwit The State is cordially ^n Vi ted to exercise the same privelpge. JfclCYCLING ON *1112 8 Itfc r WALK. nre not tbe Chronic kicker against bicycling on the side walks of our uiaint thoroughfares that we used to be us we havo ^idtfqn a wheel ourselves. It is proper however to call the at tention ot the authorities to tho rather reckless rifting by several parties, chiefly young negroes. JBad not several complaints of similar nature been made to us, (we would not mention that we twere almost struck by one of .these negroes on Monday morn ing. Usually,' wlien in deep ^bought, we drop our head in .walking, but almost instinctively ^tuke the inner side of the pave fluent, knowing tho law which tafa that the bicyelo rider must .take the outside. On this occa- j ?ion,. while Vjiere was no ob struction ob the outside this fel low deliberately tooV tho inside fLwl bad almost run us down be Jtoa Hr* Mir liim. What we want fcstbls ; the name of every htef ?lerlder in the city should taken, he or she be given a Atttober thai should be promi nently displayed on the front of lits or her wheel for the purpose jjof identification in case of wilful accident. As severe penalty as can be imposed should bo meted out to the offendot, this by ordi nance of tbecity council. While we have now no small children j>thers have, and a law aUng Jhc lines indicated is an imper.-* Jive neceaeity, It will be re y?biHl that #lnle we wero fi member of the city council, ^rl>eit the tiding of bicycles was fust becoming popular, wo in troduced an ordinance bofure ^liat body which debarred tho rider ffdta using any sidewalk of ^ontfeqoeiioe. The ordinance jras killed, and as we became a fider ourselves, we entertain no jregrets. We ad fenced the argu ment that our putpose in intro ducing it was chiefly for the )n*otection of but twq persons, a woman end a small child, our wife and son, although incident* we desired ttyroug}) it# gperat fins, fopjrtHfctevejry n^an, wo jn?jj and Child in Jhe clvy. Now, 5u.r iW5,?end?tew m .Miil t* JtfM w+bifet.tlt* 6oj& Ml %ut lUtta U?%* ti* ?*d act on it IftOBfrptly. v fife DiSPKNSARY. Editor of People : I see by reading your paper, The People, that yon are opposed to the Dispensary Law and I as* at a loss to know how a man of yonr ability conld possibly be oppoeed to eneh a good law. The only reason that 1 have heard yoa five was that when a man want ed a drink he should net beeom laelled to bay at least half pint. [That 1 think is a verv weak rea son, for I hare beard it said that cue drink called for another which I suppose W tree and if H be true and as a a half pint will make two drinks that woold cause one to get both drinks at once and thus save one trip to the whisky shop and as time is money It would be a saving to get two drinks at once: New as taxes are getting higher as each year goes by and as our county Board seem to have no limits as to the county expense, I think all deep thinking men like you should be in favor of dispensary few for this and various other reasons that could be given but which I will refrain from giving now as I dislike to take up so much of your valuable spacs. Cab. We may and do say in re sponse to the above that oar chief objection to the Dispen sary law is not based upon the reason mentioned by our friend correspondent. Our objections embrace broader ground, pri marily that the enactment of it curtailed the privilege of the citizen and converted the State? into a greut debauching insti tution the stigma of Which will remain With us as a reproach upon our children and our re motest posterity. What we want, and what we are going to have in God's own good time is either adsolute prohibition, or high license coupled with a rea sonable degree of Dispensary restrictions. April Jary. The following #?rand and petit jm-ofs hu?ve beeu drawn. The grand jurors will aerate for the year and petit jurors will serve for the first week of the ap proaching term of court which trill open Monday, April 10th. GRAKD JURY. J. L. Haile, W. A. Outlaw, Samuel Bfanhata, ? G. McCask lll, E. P. Truesdell, P. T. Bruce, J. S. Dunn, H. H. Sessions, L. C. Stewart, PI more Brown, Henry Baker, Jacob Hirsch, Johu E. Efranuon', J. M. Smith, R'. A. McDowell, A. C. McLeod, S. A. Jones, W. D. Hilton. The tirst girx as named above were drawn at the October term of court from the jury of 1!K)4. petit JURY. H. B. Stokes, L. B. Sessions, W. L. Rosier, J. H. Hinson, J. H. Ratcliff, Allen J. Boy km, Fletcher Branham, T. L. Evans, 11. E. Schrode.i, C. J. Shannon, Jr.,Gillfata Rale>, L. H. Mc Leod, L. L. McLauchin, Eddie Bartield, J. 0. Kelson, R. W. Hammond, Levi Holland, C. N. Humphries, H. J.' Williams, J. P. Abbott, A. E. Kennedy, A. W. Rabon, John Boykin, J. L. I Ross, W. P. Malone, J.J. Sutten, C. H. Ross, W. J. Newman, Hardy Thorue, W. T. McCaskill, David Hays, J. W. .Glover, J. T. Lovett ,J. H. Sinclair, E. T. Hol land, R. C. Bennett. Skcon i> Week J ury. J. C. Davis, J. D. Dean, J. D. Nelson, J. J. Saunders, J. W. Miles, * J. L?. Baker, 0. C. Vaughan, J. P. Hasty, J. T. William*, 0. C. Whtftaker, 8. A. West, G. G. Gladden, T. G. Wil iams, W. T. Newman, T. J. Wil son, T. A. Branlmm, J. B. Bran ham, H. T. Johnson, W. R. Rob erts, A. C. Sorters, Henry Sav age, J. A. Benson, T. B. Wilson, g. H. Ray* T. J. Davis. \V. R Falkeuberry, W. T. Hammond, L. P. Mango, 8. M. McCaskill, E. A. Salmond, W. M. Raboii, James H Hunter., J. M. Thorn well, J. D. Pate, P. H. Hayes, E. M. Hendrix. Hforctf l<y dor# at Six <>, clock. We, the undersigned mer chants of tfie city of Camden agree to elwe onr Stores from Monday, April 10th, 1905, to September 1st atO o'clock, p. n?., Saturday's excepted : A. D. Kennedy, Wilson A Nicholson, R. B. Williams, L. ttbhenk A Co., M. Baum, J. C. Cnreton A Co., Nathftn Levy, Camden Milliner? Co., Hirsch Bfos. A Co., David Wolfe, E. H. Nettles A Son, Watkins A Whit *ksr, Mat bis A Lewis, Burns A Barrett, Whi taker A Burnet, Gilt Edge Store, W. Gefsen hsimer, Smith A Beattle, H. G. Carriaqn, W. E. Johnson, W. J. Caddell, Salmond Bros., T. J. Arfanfa, W. H. Zemp, Springs k Shannon, M. H. Heyman, H. yfWpwgs SUrtRVttOK&KrOtf. For Qaarter IfMeh SIM, IMS.. 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LB Ogburn W B Tomer J D McDowell Newton Kelly N 8 Richard* Amos West L Schenk 4 1 Co J R West James T Troesdel W R Hough S N Sowell & CO E 8 Nettles A D Kennedy W B Barns A C Brown H 6 Carrfson WaMcins & Whi taker Heory Ray JWBntler 25 25 I A G Jones v 25 00 B M Pearce 1 25 00 Joel Hough 9ft 80 RB Williams 8 05 S F Brasingtori 9 50 J B Phelps 7 25 J J Goodale 25 00 J T Hay 25 00 |-J 8 Trantbam 148 00 W L McDowell 48 80 L A Wittkowsky 2 50 Li W Copeland 80 00 J E McLaurtn 2 00 D M Bethune 25 00 Li W West 8 50 L Mohr ft Son 60 50 Wateree Bridge Co 11 50 Walker E ft Cogswell 12 98 | J M So well 57 57 C W Birchmore 44 86 JMGrigsby 2 40 Henry Savage 19 40 W A Schrock 12 65 M C west 78 00 Springs ft Shannon 67 40 J w Catoe 48 65 A H Haithcock 8 65 C W Birchmore 14 50 J S Trantbam 152 85 Cook, Eutridge ft Co 40 86 J M Carson 18 55 | J S Hammond 28 99 R M Drakeford 8 00 Z Brannon 9 26 L W West 7 00 RB Williams 5 00 | Com. Savings Bank 2&> 00 |RB Williams 82 84 D P C Murcbison 10 42 Cook, Est ridge ft Co. 40 15 J M Sowell 58 95 R L Blackmon 89 79 Cook, Estridge ft Co 39 66 M C West 62 78 Smith ft Lewis 12 64 R B Williams 4 00 D P C Murcbison . 12 42 W R Hough 27 06 E S Nettles ft Son 19 50 J M Hall 8 00 D K Hough 15 00 D K Hough IB 60 A J Pursley 7 00 W J Dunn, M D 66 80 T C Sessions 8 00 Whitaker and Burnet 16 50 Mrs Rosier Outlaw 6 80 J W Catoe 7 00 John Black 1 50 W A Schrock 9 70 H Barfleld 9 00 City of Camden 2 95 H Barfield 1 50 C W Bircbmore 44 62 J M Urfffiby 102 11 Watton? A Whitaker 10 10 II Trucr&rtl 14 10 M R Rabun A AO T (4 William* 99 00 If (i < 'arrinon 10 00 W b McDowell 01 00 L W Weal . S AO If O Oarrlnon i 90 Kriward* A Waller too 00 .1 J UootfaTe U M J X Jonea A 00 A R Hough CO 00 John Boon A 00 A W Burnet, M V A 00 W K Arlrdee J 70 J M f'atynri |(| go W I, (Vox ton 4 AA ffenrjr M 80 ft M I'earce, Jr to 00 B Turner 4t A7 W B Burns 17 O0 K 1, Black m?n jf4 ^ J 1' (1*t 4 90 X V Kennedy 71 ^ W K !toOfh 1 4M SO A 8 Zemp M ^ J B Phefp* ? oo J 8 Tmnthtm 17^ qq J M Howell m ??i n M Ifllmifi t w W 1, f)el'??r so M J. M. 80WELL, ftfurtfar Suj#efyi#Qf. joat a ttori to Farmers Tie tjnioik WanMn O. 1 j * of ? ' ? - Columbia, S. C. is prepared to STORE COTtfON IN Staudard warehouses and to arrange Proper Cash Advancer if you desire to hold your cotton. Details will be gladly sup plied if you address The Union Warehouse Co. . Columbia, 8. C. G. Schiadaressi, FanGu Fruiterer and . Restaurateur. Call and see mo when in need of anything in -my line. - Foreign? Fruit* of All Kinds a Specialty. t As cheap as*the cheap* est, and ehcafier than the most. All fruit sold hy me guaranteed to be free fiftrtn Tarantulas and other nox ious insects or reptiles. Call on me when in need. PHONt! mi. 2svs? "-war-sss mrnsMiwmei c. Time Table No. ft. To take effect i Sunday, January 10. 1901, at 14.01 a. iu. 4uperMVittfr Time Table No. 4, dated November 31, IMtf. 1 bktvun sr.Mrr.a a cjlmdkx. TIAWB OOIKO SOCTM, * No. (A No. 70 It Oamdcn 4liSpni 7 00 a ai I Sou. Kjr. Junction 4S6pin 7 10 a in Ar Kllerbee 4Wpm 7 30 a io Renbertf 4 48 p hi 7 40 a m ' Ar Borden IWpjn 8 00 a in 1 Ar !>alzell ft in p in R25a m Ar N. W. Junction MS p m H6R? m Ar ttumter ft 4ft p m 9 00 n in TIAIXI OOIN0 ftORTII. No. IN) No. 71 I?T HuiAter nift pm 0 HA a in N. W. Junction <? 47 p in 0 88 ni l>alzell 0 47 p in 0 f>? ? nr Borden 7 Oft p m 10 10 i. ni Remberta 7 43 p m 10 41 a ix Ellerbee 7 30 p in 10 At am Sou. Ry. Junction 7 fi0> p in 1 1 00 a rti Ar Camdeir 8 00 n ui 11 10 a ni No. M leaves f'nimlen Hon., Wed. and Friday at 1 p in, ar. Sumter 3.10. No. 07 leaves Hiunti-r Tile*., Tliura. Sat. 11 00 a m, ar. ('amdeti 4 00 pm. THOMAS WII^SON, r^Mt-nt Money To Loan On improved farm land* in liVMiatv County. On loan* up to $1,000, h jht cent. On awns over that amount 7 |mt cent. No comftmiMim* rliarjrrd. li. A. WntkowHky, Camden, S. O. or C. I<. Winkler, # Hhwilwiiy, | New York. Call on us, "The People" Before Purchasing LEGAL ULANKS Elsewhere. Shoes at Cost for 10. Days. For 111* nvxt 10 day* T will aril ym entire ttock of l.adlr*' and (JpiitV ?hoe* at C<Mt. I ImvC* a ?<mmI Mork of nice dread pIhh-h *s well n* ro?rw shoe?, 1 want tocoiitert Him stork into ca*l'# hcnro I will *?lt my entire xlior line at coit for the rt< il loil.iy*, f? r apot r??h. I will al?o hurt1 a few time trunk*, which I wtll Include In -tlii? runt oafr. Jt. B. IF 1 LI. 1 AM 8. Notice. Notice I* hereby given Hint nnrlninid agfkltiftt the coiififj* f of Wofk on the road* of bridge* on tlie rtniftf} will be approved nnle** tli?* work Wa* author* I ted by a member of the board, author* tilhf the Work mfWt nppfote (lie elalm before it ?? presented to the Board. J. M.ftowetl, J'ount)' Hop*?rT??of, For Sale or Exchange. LONG STAPIJ2 and Peterktn Improved COTTON 8EEI> A. S. WHITE General Repair Shop I conduct a General Repair Shop. Can and do make your vehicle, Buggy, Wagon Carnage or other vehicle as goo? an new. This too at moderate cost. All of my work Is turned out quicks and neatly. Brmg it iu. Shop almost in reur of Hirscli Brothers and1 Co's. T. R. BROWN. Money to Loan. On farm laml* in Mini* of $:MK) up il S per cent; in sum* of fl ,000 up F t pit rent. No commission charged. 8. La no. Tmk hkge Lpo Beam SAW M I LrLr WITH Hkacook-Kinq FKKD WORKS Emoiks* axd Boilxb*. Wooowoui no MAornmr, Cofrox Gimnvo. Bbick MAKIMO AMD 8rflAOLl AND LiTR JCachihikt. Com Xilu, Etc., Ere. OSSBKS NACH1NKKT CO.. C*HiakU. m. C. Tmk QliiKS SHINGLK maohimk a s. nettles & son. W e hereby announce to tho public that wo bavo open ed a First -CI ass MEAT MARKET hi the Store formerly Occupied by Mr. &. 15. Vttughtiii, where wo will be glad to stave you with anything in the lino of fresh meats. We carry also a full line of Staplo and Fancy GROCERIES, and extend to you a cordial request to call on us. Everything Fresh. v ! Everything Fine. 0. M. Fort, The Leading Contractor and Builder In tlic City of Caiinfon, H. Sfcfc Mfc ron PLUMS AMD SPECIFICATIONS llfcKOfffc GIVING OIJT \NY CON Til ACT. Anyofio wanting work done in my lino can leave their name and address at the office of The People, and I fill q?i' oi) tiicii). Grand Clubbing Offer. The People ?od The Augusta Chronicle both One year prepaid fur the smult mna of #^.35 ? The People is a uewspaper coataininff weekly all news of local interest and gives you us well, ul most ull the good feutures of u family magazine. ? The Augusta Cltronicle is a semi-weekly publication tlmt is universally Admitted to be National in character, giving twice a week uews of everything that goes to make up u great p.iper, Stutu, Inter-State, National and International. *:? IF THE AB0VE 0FFER Is not attractive enough, we will supplement it hy offer- . ing ra connectiifh with it the :: :: Best Wall Atlas in the World ? This Atlas contains six maps, including a beautiful cal endar, the others being a Map of t?eorgk?, another ot South Carolina, also a Map of North and South America, together with Maps of Eurojie, Asia uml Africu, Austra lia and the Isles of the Pacific Ocean. * If you don't want the churt its a premium send or bring us $2.75 aud we will give you A Watch Worth #1.50 This Watch is under an Absolute Guarantee of One Year. Respond lo this 6reat Offer Quick ADDRESS: THE PEOPLE, CAMDEN. S. C THE NEW BAKERY IS NOW IN FULL BLAST Everything to be found in a first-class Bakery can he obtained from inc. I am running a free delivery, and all orders will bo promptly filled as well as highly appreciated. Send or come to the Hakery, give an order, or ring up Phone 164. I will conduct no half-handed business but will give you the BEST GOODS AND GOOD SERVICE. "*V. M. YOUNG. D Ladies Dress Goods, Hosiery, t'ndenvear, S^ocs, Anything elso can he found at my store 011 Main Street. . I carry also the finest line of men's hats, shoes and clothing that can be found in tire city. When in want of anything, including Furniture, DON'T FAIL TO CAM. ON MB. AH mv stock i? fresh, and cannot fail to jdeaso you. . D. WOLF6. SIOK PEOPLE DR. JIBES' IRON RLOOI AM LIVER T0RIR lit kftt toUltlft tfflfe HipiaM and internal antiseptic. Posi tively <50 rm Chronic Conn ti put ion, Indigestion, Dyspepsia and All Lifer and Stomach Diseases. Thousands of bottle* told in 9otfth Carolina. Testimonials from home people upon applica tion. One bottle will demonstrate that oar claim* are true. Sample bottle free. GET. WELL I -??on ?al? iyZ gAMDEN DRUG CpMPANY.