The people. (Camden, S.C.) 1904-1911, August 10, 1905, Image 3
local {batter.
DENTAL CARD.
Tho undersigned respectfully
mforfns his friends and patrons
that he has resumed his practice.
I. H. Alexander, D. D. S.
Office hours from 9 a.m. to3 p.m.
For Sale.
Unseparated milk, cream, but
ter and buttermilk. For par
ticulars apply to Dr. D. vLi
iJeSaussure, Mill Street.
Job Work.
Our job department daily
&rows in favor. We tlmhk our
friends for their patronage and
think we can keep up our present
high standard in quality coupled
with moderate prices.
Private School.
Miss Sadie Kannedy Will open
ft private school the latter part
of September. Address all ap
plications to Miss Sadie Ken
nedy, Camden* S. C.
For Hale.
A splendid fcGO.OO man's Bicy
cle. Brand new, will be sold at a
bargain. Apply at this otiice.
N. B. Wo are riding ono of these
wheels and rfrcotnend them.?Ed.
Wanted
An all round printer. Position
permanent ana pleasant to the
right man. For particulars ad
dress, The People., Camden,
B. C.
*To Wlionl Thi* May Concern.
This will notify all that two
Of my sons, named John 13.
Braiington aged lH years, and
Kobti L. Brasingtou, itged ltt
yoars, have left my home with
out caU^e. This will notify all
not to harbor or employ them in
any capacity on penalty of the
law.
J. 8. Bkasinoton,
Kershaw R. It. !No. 1, S. C.
4tp
? 150 Soal>o:tr?l Ku'lirsioil.
To Old Point Comfort, Virginia
Heach and Ocean View, August
l(lth. Tickets good returning
until August yist. Choice of
routes via Richmond and Nor
folk, Va. Service uitcJccelled.
To our Exchange*
Please assist us in securing a
good all round country printer
Who knows a lot about job work.
We have a soft berth for the
right man.
l*0iH011K In V'ood.
l'erlmps you don't rcnlifr' Hint innnv
nnin poisons originate in your fooil.
hut sotno my you may feel ii twinp* ol'
dyspplwia tlint will eonvjnre you. I>r.
King** Now l,lf?' IMIIh arc pUnrantrod
to cure nil sickness dm* Io poisons of
Undigested food?or in >ney brtck.
tot F. L Zciiij/h dru>{ Mor?\ Tl*y thorn.
~ That. oftice room has not yel
t>een rented. A line location for
the right man.
Aaron Williams DIxcliai'Kcd.
On Thursday evening, Aaron
"Williams, the alloged rapist, was
formally discharged from cus
tody by Judge Gary, Mrs. Lang
ley, the State's only witness,
having refused to appear again
and testify. This ends a most
malodorous ease, and the county
is to be congratulated on having
it olT the docket.
WOOD'S SEEDS
ar? best, because tlicy
tire grown especially for
tli? Hrtilt.1i. ?:?
PLANT
Itiita Jlagas,
Turnip s,
Cabbage and,
KiMp Ileitirs,
NOW
FithIi Lot just in at
Zemp's
Pharmacy
Two l>oor? Above Postoflice.
0UE.NN SPRINGS WATER
ON TAP-GO W).
PERSONAL
?Mr. S. Libman of Norfolk,
Va?, is in town.
?Mr. H. Li. Schlosburg has
pone north to purchase bis full
stocic of goods.
?Our genial young friend, Mr.
.Hunter Lang< has taken a ]>osi
tion with Nathan Levy, the
Clothier.
?*-Mrs. E. R. King is quite
sick with fever at her house ori
DeKalb street. Wo hope she
will soon recover,
?Comptroller-General, A. W.
Jones, was over last week,* and
effected the annual settlement of
the State with Auditor Iiussell.
?We were glad to see our
friend, Prof. J. C. P. Williams
on the street again on Saturday
after a two weeics indisposition.
?Our friend and chum, Judge
I. P. -Holland, made us happy ou
Saturday by presenting us with
a bag of nice peaches. Man3r
thanks, Judge.
?Bro. IC. W. Hammond is the
dean of thd Summer school, al
though he attempts to deuy the
soft impeachment because of his
kittenish ways.
?Misses Minnie Doar, and
Grace Myers of Charleston are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. H. G.
Drown on Littleton street.
?Messrs. Archie May and
Archie Doar, also of Charleston,
have returned to their home af
ter a short visit to their aunt,
Mrs. II. G. Drown.
?Nathan Levy wants people
to give his ad. particular atten
tion during this mouth. He
says in it what he means and
means what lie says.
Mr.---. Stewart, of Lancas
ter, is the new clerk in our Great
Mural Institution. He is pleasnt,
and will be remembered by some
as the former postmaster at Lan
caster city.
?Col. A. D. Kennedy is not
much on crossing Mason and
Dixon's line, but he has the
hardware alright from a horse
.nail to a locomotive. Call.
?Our friend, Mr. A. J. Ilin
son, Camden, No. 1, lota our
thanks for a bag of sweet pota
toes on last Saturday. These
little remembrance* are cheer
ing to the heart of the editor.
?We presume that Mr. David
Wolfe will soon be northward
bound in quest of fall and winter
goods. The presumption is more
reasonable because of the fact
that bis wife is up there. Mr.
Wolfe is a good buyer and a
close seller, and never fails to
Ifleane.
?Among tlio numerous ttishop
villeand Kingstree boys wo mot
hist week, wo recall ait presant
only t lie names of Messrs. llarold
and Durant, and the urbanecoun
tenuuce of Mayor .). Ed. Ktuekey
of I Jishopville. All of them wore
clever though, and if wo don't
meet them here again, we will
soinewuorc else.
Frnt.d Kx posed.
A fi'\v counterfeiters have lat.-ly
h/cii making and tr.vinj* to m*II imita
fons of Dr. Kind's \e\v Discovery for
(ViiiMimption. Cough* ami Co!<I>, am!
other medicines. lhereby Uoframling
Hie public. This i* to warn yon to he
ware of Mieli |K'oph\ \\ ho seek prolit,
through stcali -ig itie reputation ol
r.'iuetiie.? *.vlii;*li have been successfully
curing <tlsen?c, for over :?*> years, A
sure protection. to yon, is onr name on
the wrapper. I. tok lor it, on all I>r.
Kind's or |{ii'*klen"s remedies, a< all
others are mere i mi tin inin, II. K.
Hueklen ?v to., ( hicago, III., ami I
Windsor, Canada. or K. I.. Zemji's
Drug Store, t aiinleii. S. ('.
T? Kent.
I offer for rent to the rtglit
party, "> nice bed rooms above
stairs in the Camden Hole!, and i
a splendid sitting room on the
lower lloor. No couple with
young children need apply, as a
squalling baby is our pel uboini
tuit'on.
I also offer for rent that por
tion of the Camden Hotel known
as the restaurant section of the
premises, consisting of a spa
cious dining hall, pantry and
icitchen. I want a thorough
restauran'eur for this section.
To the right party, I will rent
or lease both upper and lower
Bectious. Talk quirk. There is
money in K.
Shooting n( Knslirtw.
Wo learn that, while engaged
in an altercation oil Tuesday
night at Kershaw, Mr. Thos. W.
Catoe, a merchant of that place,
i wart shoi and dangerously woun
ded by M.t. .JeIT Gregory, a mem
ber of the local police force.
jPiM't'cubirs not now obtainable
BREVITIES.
?'Ben Tillman and Jasper
Talbcrt in a fisticuff. 'Twould
be a eight fit for the ^ods tor wit
ness. Hut?they wouldn't let
'em fight. Too bad.
?It is amusing to see the line
up at Dr. Houghs counter every
morning as soon as he opens-up.
"Fuss X'* is the favorite. We
may add that all the liners up
are not of the eolored persuasion
either*
?Yellow Jack is still on the
increase at New Orleans. About
600 cases have been located so
t+r, oi whom more than 100 have
died. The epidemic is now in
charge of the U. S. health de
partment.
?It is too hot, friends in other
counties* to hold dispensary
elections* Put it off until next
year, aud in the meantime, work
off your surplus euergy in base
ball, accompanied by a jug of
hard cider, or something.
?FOtJND?A bunch of keys
near Monument square. Owner
can obtain same by calling at
this office aud paying for this
notice.
?Columbia now has water
connection with Baltimore, via
Georgetown. Good thing for
Baltimore, a better one for
Georgetown, and the best for
Columbia. Put on more steam
ers having adequate passenger
accomodations.
?Sumter lias sent up a fine
lot of young men to taclclc our
boys 011 the diamond. We will
give elsowltere the result of the
games of Monday and Tuesday.
We go to press too early 011
Wednesday to record the game
of that day this week.
?Who, in all the bunch of
candidates for Governor, will
draw straws with the others as
the candidate nevt year on the
Prohibition ticket ? Come to
gether, gentlemen. May the
longest straw be accompanied by
the longest head.
?Carnegie How has the oppor
tunity of his life to do some real
good with a couple of those rusty
millions. lie has been asked to
equip and endow a number of
circulating libraries for the
blind in the south. This is far
ahead of his other fad, but will
he do It f
-?If the various drinking wells
of the city have not been examin
ed lately, and their water ana
lysed, we would surest that it
be dome promptly. One foul
well will spread disease and
death over a wide area. The
work will entail some trouble if
thoroughly done, but the cost
will be slight.
?Steel Ranges at all prices at
(Jeisenheimers.
?President Archer of the Sar
tanbury Cotton C rowers Associa?
lion, went olT very extensively
half-cocked at the Spartanburg
meeling tin. other day. lie at
tempted *o prevent J. Ii. Mcljaii-1
rirt from speaking on the silly
ground that lie, McLaurin, wasj
a politician. It was a clour case
of spite, as Mr. Archer is rather j
widely known as oisc of our few J
preacher politicians, who we do I
not doubt would like to have!
right now, a fat little political!
office.
A^otn/tiiK Hums.
are iinianilj rilieu'd, and i>i*t f<ctly :
I?y hurklfirit Arnicn Hnlv>* <'.{
KiVftilmrk, .lr.. of Xorlolli, Vn., writes: j
?| Ixi r ii I my knee tl r?-a ?l I n 11 >? ; ih.iinj
blistered all over. Muck leu 's Araiea |
fviIvc flopped till' pain, ami lie ilc.d it I
\\ n lioul a sear." A l*o lit als all w? iliidx |
mill solvit. 2">e at K. I.. Zemp, Urui?
i
Tlie Ked Cross. |
The Red Cross Society is one
of the grandest bouovolent bod
ies on earth, but when you see
one like this, ?X? on your
newspaper, it means something
i else. It does not mean exactly
!a dun, but is more of a reminder
j to the subscriber that he is some
| what behind, and that bis editor
has to clothe and feed himself
I and family, pay house rent, taxes
land insurance, kvep up with cu<h
j the running expenses of the pa
per, including co?.t of paper rtnd
express charges on same just
like an ordinary mortal. Dun
or no dun however, we want as
many of you as possible to drive
t hat Cross quick.
j Tiilmffo l?|)lt ami Simifc" Innrl.lW
j 'I'o r,nii tolmi'vO nirl forever. l?r ;?l;M
I Jclli' ?i.*J <if llf". ijitvo .in', -i. tu!<c* Ni<'A'??
Iltac. .vomlrr-vtI.rr. that timid** m?'fi
All (irv|!i|lMii, i'liVorll. Ouri' jf'.inrK '?
lio-Muct ami iinaplc frc?*. Arfilrrst
1 wvcrMnr Kruw>:y <*? . Cbi.-auu o* New Yc.-"
Base Doll.
The Camden team run up
againat the real thing: with
Kingstree last week. Tho re
sult af the three games was hor
rifying to the cranks. To think
that any amateur team in the
State could defeat our boys by a
score of 15 to 1., Kingstree cer
tainly did it though in the second
game. Tho other two gumes re
sulted in scores of 5 to i> and 5
to 2.
We didn't witness the games,
and as that promised reporter
has never made good, we can
ouly give tho bare scores.
Ba?e Ball.
Camden vs. Sumter.
The following are the results
of the first and second games
played by the Sumter and Cam
den teams on Monday and Tues
day.
Monday.
Sumter, 5
Camden, 14
Tuesday.
Sumter, 2
Camder., -
Annual August Vacation Kxcur
sion via the Seaboard.
On August lC>th for both regu
lur trains, tickets uooil return
ing uutil August 511st, IT) days: |
Old Point Comfort, Virginia
Beach and Ocean View only
$7.:>0. Excellent tram service
and through sleepers.
Trespass Notice.
All poisons are hereby warned
not to trespass upon my lands in
East Kershaw, in any manner
whatsoever, this notice embrac
ing hunting, tisliing, driving and
even walking upon, or crossing
the land without permission.
Violators of this notic e will be i
prosecuted to tho full extent of
the law.
John M. Watkinx.
nivts ( Y.n<)C'Minrtl**, ll:c wn-j
iO'.*ful MCiitcal of tlio am*, p't-u*
Oil mm I'ci'ri'HliiDK '.O IliO tasii;, act
)><i?ilivoiy on ki?.fj?;va, HvitsmhI liowela.
i'kaaiiMiiii; tho entire col<l?,
curt- hoaituciic, lo\ r, liiiMtiiul ? I: potior
anil hiiioimnot -j. I ??ray iirni lit n liai
r( C. C. !C?, u. 2*>i>Mu&v
ui L'nr" ??/ ail Uracil V.?.
Seventeen!!! Annual State
ment ot the
BANK OF GflMDEN
? CAMDEN, S. C. ?
Tlu? condition of the Hnnk of rani
tlen at tlie close of business, .! 111 v
:u,
? Iti'.MHIK'KS.?
Loans and Discount} $2!)7.1K)-"i..V.?
Itonds r,to on
Furniture and Fixtures l,.Vt(t.7?">
("a>h on hand and due
by Hanks j
Real Instate ];t,:$70.iis i
$iI0,2<lS.K|
? I.I a iti i.i nr.*.?
Capital J
Surplus and profits 1!0,1KM*.OI '
Deposits 2?,.?,2<',0-'"{ ;
Dividends unpaid I02.0o|
Ke-disrounts 2ft.00o.00
$ I io,2i:*.? i
l,C. 11. Yates, Cashier of t lit* above
named bank, do solemnly swenr tb:il
the foregoing statement is true and
eorreet to the beat of my knowledge
ami belief.
C. II. Y ATKS, C-akuikii.
Sworn to before me, this Hist day (;f
?Iuly,
W. liircbmore, fi .s.)
Notary Public.
Attest Correct.
II. (!. Carrrison, /
A. D Kenned.v, Directors.
\V. M, Sbaunoii, ^
W. R. PINCKNEY,
Z* LAND SURVEYOR. ?
NOTARIAL CERTIFICVTB
WITH. SKA L.
Otlire on Law Kasuk.oik* door abovk
m.\<iis ritatk's oi'Kii'K.
Money To Loan
On improvol farm lands ?n K??r*lia\v
County. (mi loans up to sfl.iUlO, s per
<w*t. On siiiiis ov?>r that amount 7 per
cent. No commissions cliar?<*d.
].. A. Witlkowsky,
('amdcii, S. C,
or C. I.. Winkler,
4?> llroadway,
X?'W York.
Wateree House
This Is the NEW NAME
for Hi*1) Lowrance Inn.
Soootnl l>oor atiovc tlic Work
mnii House.
Mr. and Airs. 0. T, Evans
are in charge ami propose
to please if possible.
OUR MOTTO:
('CLEANLINESS AND GOOD COOKING'i
THE "BOSS" COTTON PRESS!
SIMPLEST. STRONGEST. BEST
Thi Murray Ginning System
Gins, Feeders, Condensers. Etc.
GIBBER MACHINERY CO.
Columbia. S. C.
Heart
Weakness.
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure has
made many hearts well alter
they have been pronounced
hopeless. It lias completely
cured thousands, and will al
most invariably cure or benefit
every case of heart disease.
Short breath, pain around
heart, palpitation, fluttering,
dizzy, fainting ami smothering
spells should not be neglected.
Take Or. Miles' Heart Cure
and see how quick you will
bo relieved.
It cannot make a new heart,
but will restore a sick one by
strengthening the heart nerves
and muscles, relieving the
unnatural strain, and restoring
its vitality.
"I had ii very bad ohfc of heart
trouble. For six inontliii I could iu>t
work. T.?:?t July I was ldowliifr corn
unci feeling bad nil day; in tafter
noon l:i I'lowir.^c ??i:?* ? ov.* 1 I?;? <I to lay
ilowii. or f.:'.l down. tbr-e times. My
heart throbbed as thomjli It would
burst tlitour?!, and I hnd difficulty la
u< ttiiar lay iT?:ith. 1 purchased a
bottle of 1 sr. Miles' Heart Cure, and
befor?? 1 had t:S'-d half of il 1 could
lay down mid rb "j? all nl'jht. Previ
ously 1 had to y* t up from llvo to ton
times a ni;:ht. ! h.*iv?? taken several
b'Mths. ni'd my h??art Is as iv^ulur asi
cl'M'k Work. 1 f? i 1 lii.? a ihw man.
and c:i!i work considerable for an eld
man, S4U y.trx < Id."
f[. I>. McOU.Ij, Frost. Ohio.
Dr. Mdes* Heart Cur? Is sold by
your druflftlst. who will guarantee that
the first bottlo will benefit. If it fails
he will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
RIDER AGENTS WANTED
No Money Required
jntii you rcceivo ami approve of your bicycle, i
anyone on Yen Days Free Trfai j
aoiSh $10 to $24
vrith Constor - Urnlcos and Puncturelets Tires. j
1X^.M.oao". $7 to $12 ;
Any mult'c or inoihl you irnnl (tt oncthird usual j
price. Choice of any ??lF.iniitrtl titv-j and b*-s&
equipment on all our bicyrlM. Htrvnycsl yuMranUe.
Wo 3H1P OK APPROVAL '*.<>. I), t ? m.y |
on? without (I rrnt <lci>o*it ami iO DAYS
FREE TRIAL brforo punhuse i.? binding
GOO Stic and Hami Vdh&ols , 0ft
inWrntn trnrtv Iiy our CMraifo rotnll storv?, '*? Of#
oilI inakoH nml model'. r?.o)l a-, ihmv _T
UtlV a Wcytiu unlil you li.iv<> wlti' u for ny? FAOlOnY
Ell PRJOrS AMD FUZE TfHAL OFFER. Tirol.
vquipmvni, funorios aim tiportmir &?oo<Ih or nj lands, f!l nnlf nrtilar nrlcr. In onr *
big free Sundry Catiloguo. Contain* u world of useful information. Write for it#
DO NOT
PUNCTURE-PROOF TIRES ?4?5
Regular prion $9.SO per pair.
To Introduco $/9 7 C
wo will Soil ? ? 1
Vow a Sample
Pair for Only
NO MORE TROUBLE from PUNCTURES
Result of 15 years exj rrioticc hi tiro maklnp.
No danger from 7 HORNS, O AO J US,
PtM8,MAtLS, TACKS or GLASS. tf,riou'
puncturc*, liku intent invv I knife cuts, cuu bo
vuli-hiibed Illo any otlicr lire.
EASY RIDING, STRONG., !
DURABLE, SELF HEALING 1
FULLY COVERED by PATENTS
BFWARF OF IMITATIONS ;
^oivi f'?r Cotal'HMf" "T." :i;< '.Mir nil klmls ami i.ibko<: r.f 11? ?? ' : "> J >f pair mid ii|?
ftNo CY.a.M?T-nraU t. Hnlit-up V.'hofin am) Hliyrit s .<<iin lrl<-s nt Wotf the uiv.i/
>otloo iliu ild<'k irriiii "A" and imni'tur- st'ips " It " ami " l?." Thi* ilrv will
J^otleo 11*0 tliJt'k ruMi-r I rt?n?) A" and pvth'tur ? strips " II " ,unl "I;." Tlii* ? 11 will
olt'aj-.t any nlhor iraM- full. Kjnntlc ami Ka*y Hiding. V/j r.l'l i u- C. 0. f), O.'l Ai'KHOVAl
AND EXAMINATION itilh.nl c < ??;/ tUpoiH.
Wo will allow n ca?ft di*ot unt of (t1u;r? V* n aUl .tT tin price $4 .V) per paii) If yol
send full camh with otUmr. ilrel Vo bo rcturm d at our rxp.n*o If not satlsfprtory ojr
examination. 4
MEAD CYCLE CO., Dept. "J.L." CHICAGO* ILL
A M i U-N<v ??
GREAT REMOVAL
SALE
OF
NATHAN LEVY,
THE CLOTHIER.
During the next thirty days,
or until September 1st, 1905,
I will positively sacrifice my
splendid stock of Summer
Clothing and Gents' Fur
nishing Goods.
THIS SALE.
Is for the purpose of making
room in my new place of
business for my immense
fall and winter stock, which
I guarantee to be the best
that has ever been brought
to this city.
REMEMRER:
This sale continues through
August. On September 1st
I remove to the spacious
store formerly occupied by
The Hub, or the old Carri
son store. Call on me. 1
will treat you right.
natHan levy,
tHe ?lotHiek.
Fishermen. Make Ready.
Call and See
[lie most complete linu of
I'lshinir Tackle ever ollercd
in tlie ('it v. Tlicy will delight
your heart and make your
palate water to think of that.
:!.[ ll? Trout, (that didn't get
away. Japanese I'amono
jointed rods. Sea (Jrass lines
somet 11 injj:new. (lull Tarpon
and ('otlon lines I*.>r 10c net
do/en lip. 1'iicl's New riy Spoon Spinners. I?uel'v ro^ii
1 ill's 1 2 )?. lo J look 44 Kclch-'eniWooden Minnow?
Novel* misses yonr lish. American Spinners. Fish and
Kroir Spears. Limerick A* Kivl?y Hooks, ail seizes. Im
proved <nnlji't'flkill>1<?) Limerick Monks 2 lor ?">cents. Min
now lJuckets all sizes. Tackle I?ox?'S to hold completo
outfit. ]>ip Nets and Dip Net Uinijs. ('orks nil si/.?,s.
Kod Ifoldersalways ready. W ill order Wading Hoots on
sliort not ice Do not j_ro lishin^ without " LI' LL( )<.'() 1 >1*"
?death to mostpiiloes and jjiim!.*-. -
\Ve Lend the Market in Fishing' Tackle.
A. D. Kennedy.
SEABOAED
AIR 1-5IMB RAILWAY,
Stli Annual Eastern
SEASHORE EXCURSION,
TO
>IjD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA BEACH
AN1) OC13AN VIEW, VA.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16th,
$7.50 Round Trip.
KKOM COTiUMlUA, CAMMKN ;-ncl (JHKKAW
*I0.?0 Uouticl Trip from I)cmiii:u1{ ais<l I'ViKiix.
(iorul rci?;rnm.T until a;u! August oJst 1005
Double Daily S^rvic.o in ijoih <Ii
See your nearest Smiljonnl or address
W. L, Dm*roughs, T. P. A.,
C ol n hi bin, S. C,