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local fltattev. LmC. Lost on last Saturday night, a i* dog. Color, white with lirer colored spots. Answer* to name of "Rat. Reward of $5 paid lor hie return to J no. B. Hough, at County Dispensary. N. B.? -This dog is otherwise peculiarly marked. For Sale. Unse pa rated milk, cream, but ter and buttermilk. For par ticulars apply to Dr. D. L DeSaussure, Mill Street. Hot I>riMks. Hot drinks are pleasant when aeryed as they are served at Willson*s Parlor and Soda foun tain. His chocolate cream is a dream. ?' For Sale. For sale, by a party in dis tress,* two -good watches, in thorough repair. They can be seen at The People's office, and the editor is authorised to sell them. For Sale. Pure Floradora Cotton Seed * for sale, $1 per bushel. DeSaussure & Arledge. Money to Loan On improved real estate at 7 per cent* Clarke & von Tresckow. Go to Wlllsou'g. For hot driuks and oysters. Oyster Stew 30c. Oysters Raw 25c. Ham Sandwiches 10c. Pie, per cut 10c. Smoking Java 5c. Whipped Cream and Chocolate 10c. ' Oysters, per quart 50c. Preabyterlaii ttevlval. The revival at the Presby terian church is progressing Smoothly, and much interest is being shown. The people of all denominations are invited to at* tend the meetings. Dring of Fniulue In, in ita torment*, like dying of con sumption. The progress of consump tion, from the bt?l|Ht(nK to the very end, is ? long torture, both to victim and friends. "When I had consump tion in its fTmt st?w,,f Irifiei Wui, Myers, of Cearfafs, Md., "after trying different m?4liein?s and a good doctor, In vain, I at last took Dr. King's New Discovery, which quickly and perfect ly cured mer Prompt relief and sure ?tire for coojrhs, colds, sore throat, > bronchitis, etc. Positively prevents pneumonia. Guaranteed nt P. I?. Zemp's drug store, price 60c and $1 a bottle. Trial bottle free. Don't Forget The Beautiful Doll we will give to some little girl on Christ mas Day. It is a beauty. See her in our window. : : : : A STORE FULL of Pietty Things from now until we * sell them. Beauti ful line of Christ mas cards and cal endars. : : : : Leather bags, books and mttoic rolls. ' ' Stationary and can dies- Lowneys fresh. Toy Wagons, Go Carts and Carriages. ^ We have eighty-five dozen Dressed Dolls JL ' . Seo them. PERSONAL ? Miss Blaocbe Hanpbrict of Charlotte, N. C.f It n siting the family of Mrs. W. W. Billings. - Capt. L. L Clybum of De> Kalb, was in the city on Mon day, and paid us the usual pleas ant call. ' ?We exchanged a hearty hand-jrrusp on Monday with our old friend, Mr. N. A. Bethune, of Bethune. ?Mr. J. L. Guy, Jr., of Blaney vac in evidence on our streets on Tuesday. He is a busy man, so his calls are bnef. ? Master Burnet Arrants, now of the nuvy is spending a few days furlough with bis sister, Mrs. E. S. Nettles, Jr. . ? Col. W. D. Trantham is im proving steadily, being able to attend church. He was out on Sunday a week ago, and on the street on Monday. ? Mr. W. Oakman Hay has re turned home after an extended inter-state trip. He visited points in six state*, travelled 8,000 miles, and escaped without a bruise. ? Rev. J. D. Moore filled the pulpit of one of the Lutheran churches ia Columbia last Bun day nignt. The sermon was scholarly and impressive, as are his always, ? Mrs. H. 6. Browne, accom panied by her daughter, Mi?s Katie, and Miss Bessie Bissell, spent a pleasant thanksgiving in Charleston, returning on Sat urday afternoon. ? Rev. Palmer DuBose of Co lumbia, delivered an excellent sermon on Sunday morning at the Methodist church. It is a matter of regret that he faced such a small congregation. ? Our old - friend, Mr. J- M. LeGraud is so far recovered as to be able to 'pay us a call on Monday. His many friends will rejoice to hear of his improve ment in health. ? Note the fid., of Mr. Julian Weinberg in this issue. We in sert it again for the special pur pose of its catching the eye of a certain piece of animated pros pective personal property, in Itichtnond, Va., which Julian hopes lo corral at an early op portunity. Pretty Tonsil. We have a tough time in se curing local and county news as we have to hunt for nearly all of it. Naturally we don't like to miss any of it, and as to local news, we several weeks ago re quested our readers who had a telephone to give us ail ihey conld. So far we have not re ceived a 'phone message al though < lots of things are hap pening every day. Allow us to repeat tho invitation, friends and kindly take advantago of it tor our mutual benefit. ? The New Church Workers of the Baptist church will give a Bazaar at the Opera House on the 14th and 15th ot December. Hot supper and all kinds of dainty refreshments will be served. The public are cordial ly invited to attend. Thanks, Awfully. One of our subscribers came in on Tuesday, and after paying up and ahead, remarked that we published the newsiest and most interesting paper that has ever been published in Kershaw coun ty. Thanks, awfully. This, with a number of other meta phorical slaps on the back that wo have received lately, does us proud. Read every line in this issue, and call 011 our advertis ers for your holiday goods, meu tioniug The People, of course. VibraHHiiKO. We have inspected the?Vi brassage machine which has just been installed in the Eureka barber shop by the always en terprising proprietors, English Bros. The vibrassage treatment is far superior to the old massage method, while tho cost is no greater. Call and try a vi brassage . Tho l>oK?ill>. The name of ,4The Workman House" ha~s been changed to ??THE DkKALH, " und under the new management of Woodward and Simmons is running as smoothly as ever. We wish the house much success. Birth. We take pleasure in congratu lating Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Jones of West Wateree on the latest accession to the family, last Saturday night. Our reporter failed to note the sex of the little new Jones. Later: It's a girl. M tan Thwf for ro*. A transaction In wh-tli youcanr.dt!os?ler rare thin*. Biliousness, sick headaobe, fun oti tonfue, fever, pile* and s thousand other (Is sre cm cd by constlnntlon and slumrish tvr-r Cascaiets Candy Cathartic ~e won ifltful oew liver stimulant and <*.teettnal oatc are by all druggist* frunrantcjJ tocnre r money refundod. C. C. C. are a sura ? * BREVITIES. ? Apply at The People'* office for the finest job priuting. ; Attend' the Cotton Growers meeting on Saturday . ? Don't forget our legal blank department. It is complete, and you will like our forms. They are approved by our best law yers. ? Cotton was quoted and a number of bales sold on Tues day for 11.75. It will go higher. ? Co-operation between the cotton spinners and producers is rot. The first wants the staple as cheap as he can get it, the other ail he can get for it. ? Until this year the cotton farmer thought he had to tuke whatever he was offered for his cotton. He Knows better now. If you are out of debt, hold for 15 cents or a trifle le?s if your nerve fails you. ? Cotton must rise. Cotton has risen. Cotton is higher. Good. If the editor isn't bene fitted by means of the higher price, he will be in a class by himself. Don't let that happen, friends. Attend the Cotton Groicers meeting on Saturday . ? If the editor and force do not get an invitation to a Christ mas turkey dinner, we will want one or more Christmas tur keys, hens prefered, but gob blers taken* on suspicion and smbscription. ? Coffins, cheaper than the cheapest at Geisenheimer's. Attend the Cotton Growers meeting on Saturday. ? Parties wanting cab b a g e plants from any or our adver tisers can leave their order, ac companied by the cash, and we will forward it. This is merely to accommodate our people. Order direct if you prefer. ? We are getting out another lot of legal blanks, so don't for get us when needing anything in that line. ? Steel Ranges at all prices at Geisenheimers. ? Those for whom we have done job work, always coino again. ? We please our advertisers. We think we please our readers, and we know we please those who give us job work. Supervisor's Notice. All those holding- cla i ni a against the Couuty of Kershaw, are hereby requested to present their claims in full of all de mands. oach month, with each item dated, and the bill itemized, and properly attested . Failure to comply with this request, will result in the bill, or bills being: turned down uutil compliance with the same has been made. J. M. SoweIjL, Ch'mn. Board of Commissioners fer Kershaw Couuty. HIGHEST PRICES PAID For Cotton Seed de livered at the Man Warehouse oil Main Street. J. R. WEST. Noticc of Dissolution. This will notify all my old patrons tliat the co-partnership heretofore existing between Cer tain Brothers, has been dissolv ed by mutual consent, y I, the sur viving partner, Alvin Certain, solicits your continued patron age at the old stand, on DeKalb Street. Alvin Certain Cabbage Plant-*, Cabbage Plant*, Cillery Plant* and Garden Plant* of all kind*. We lire now prepaired to furnish the well-known varieties of 'Cabbage I'lants, Extra early Jersey, Wakefield, Charleatou <?r largr type WakeHeHU,! Hendersons mioceMiiini, And tint dutch cabbage plants. Also, Celery l*lsnts, beet, unions, and nil garden plants. They are raised In the open air and will stand great cold. ? Prices. small lots, $1 .50 per thousand. Large lots, ohe d >llar t ?? one and a quarter per thousand. F. <>. II., Megget' H. C. The Express Company ban granted us a reduction in rate* thin Reason over last year's rat>*s. Unless cash ac eompanles order plants will he shipped </. (). 1). Count and quality guaran tend Yours trulv, NOKM AN ||. Hi, ITCH Co., I ?ef*ett,8.C, 60 YSAM'* rIXKlKIINOB ' Tbuc Marks Demons OorvraoMTs Ac MfMNWMtiMn iMatMriptkxi MT nwlT mmili oar OfWH.ftM whatUer an laTMUna HirobtblT? Cownnlm. Scientific JlBKrkait A Iwfcwily MHnlii ?mUt. UtMt etr M ation of any inliitiao VmaaL Terms, 93 ? So-Io* iiac for #irtjr t'euu. Guaracieed tobacco habit cure, make* weak T!en atrooir. blood purr. MW. 11. am ^-uir?*at? TBS -BOSS** COTTON PUSS! SIMPLEST, STRONGEST. BEST Th? Murray Cinnimo System Etc* OIBB?S MACHINERY CO. GolsiiMftf 9m C? SEABOABD AIR LINE RAIL IVA Y. NORTH-SOUTH-EAST- WEST Two Daily Pullman Vestibuled Limited Trains Between NORTH AND SOUTH. First Class Dining Cars. The BEST RATES and ROUTE to all Eastern Cities Yin RICH MOND and WASHINGTON, or via NORFOLK and steamers ? To ATLANTA, NASHVILLE, MEMPHIS, LOUISVILLE, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO, NEW ORLEANS, and all points South and Southwest ? To SAVANNAH end JACKSONVILLE and all points in FLORIDA and CUBA. POSITIVELY' THE SHORTEST LIKE BETWEEN NORTH AND SOOTH. For detailed information, rates, schedule*. Pullman reserva tions, etc., apply to any agent of tlie Seaboard Air Line Railway, or W. L. Burroughs, Travelling Passenger Agent, Columbia, S. C. Chas. F. Stewart, Asst. Genl. Pass. Agt, Savannah , Ga. I HAVE JUST RECEIVED One car-load of MULES AND HORSES, One car-load of Red Rust Proof Oats, One car-load of Feed Oats, One car-load of Corn, One car-load of Flour, One car-load of Wagons, One car-load of Buggies. I am here to sell at rock bot tom prices. Give me a call. M. BAUM RIDER AGENTS WANTED No Money Res/utB*esl until you receivo and approve of your blcyclo. anyone on Ten Days Free Trial labs KXte $W to $24 with Coaster - Brakes and Puncturcless Tires. S9Q3 & 1904 Modol* 7 | Bust MakcH 9 J WO Any make or model yon want at one-third xixual price. Choico of tiny standard tires and best equipment on all our bicycles. Strongest guarantee. We SHIP ON APPROVAL C. O. D. to nny one without a ccnt deposit and allow IO DAYS FREE TRIAL 1 xrforo purchaso Is binding. BOO Sooond Hand Wheels 04 , (O takrn In trade br our Chicago rctnll Blurts. Uy ?" AO jiR roaki?s and model*. inxkI ?.s m-w ^ DO NOT equipment, tundriaa anci ftportln* iroods of nil kinds, *t half regular i>rlco, In our oig frea Sundry Catalogue. Contains a world of usofal Information. Write for It. PUNCTURE-PROOF TIRES BUY ntfffiff until you havo written for our FAOT9RY AMD FREE TRIAL OFFER. Tir?. Rmguimr prloo $B.30 per pair. To iniroduoQ $1 "7 C wo w/// So// #1 ' ' ^ Youm Smmpi o t^HSn9' glass Pair for Only ou?ntme air NO MORE TROUBLE from PUNCTURES Result of 15 years experience In tire making. No dmngor from THORNS, O AO TVS, PINS, NAILS, TAOHSor GLASS . Serious punctures, llko intentional knife cutst can bo vulcanized liko any other tire. EASY RIDING, STRONG, DURABLE, SELF HEALING FULLY COVERED by PATENTS BEWARE OF IMITATIONS fend for Cutalo,ruo "T," showing *11 kind* and makes of tiro?) pt #2 00 por pair tnd up? ?too Oowter- Brakes. Built-up Wheels an?l Bicycles? Sundries at Halt thm uauttl fjrlnma. Notlco tho thick rubber tread "A" and puncture strfm "B" ami *?]>.?? This lire will outlast any Other mako Soft. Klasllc and K??y Hiding. Wo will ship C. 0. 0, ON APPROVAL AND EXAMINATION without a vnt drfioiii. We will allow a om ah dtaoount of 5% (thereby making tho priv.e fl!>0 per pair) If you Bond full oaah *r!th mrtfttr. Tires to bo r?turn*?d at our oxpenso If not satisfactory on examination. MEAD CYCLE CO., Dipt. J.L." CHICAGO, ILL, Success HAS COME TO US Not by chance but ar> a just reward. Our prices are surprisingly small, We are in better po sition this fall to interest you in Clothing with such lines as A. B. Kirschbaum's Hand Made Suits, and Louis M. Levy Company's New York Best Clothing* for Men. "The MothersTriend" FOR THE. BOYS We have The Mothers' Friend Shirt Waist, something Camden has never seen before. ' Boys' Suits ol every kind. In tact everything lor a boy. WILL BE PLEASED TO SEE YOU AT ANY TIME. ONE PIUCE TO ALL nat Han levy, tHe ?lotHieh. GET THE IIAIMT at my New Store formerly occupied by JI. G. Carrison and The Hub. FOR SALE BY JULIEN WEINBERG, Jeweler & Watchmaker LOCAL WATCH INSPECTOR SOUTHERN RAILWAY. CAMDEN, S. C. WATCHES Railroad AT THE Old Reliable Hardware Store OF A. D. KENNEDY You can find anything in the lino of llardwaro. Tim stor k is complete, was well bought and will bo sold cheap. Largest and most varied stock of PLOWS, PLOWST( )(1KS ? >t all kinds includ ing GARDEN PLOWS and HARROWS of several kinds. HEADQUARTERS For Farm Hulls, Stock and Poultry Wire, Steam Fittings, Plumber 'b Supplies, Shelf anil lleuvy Goods, Stoves and Heaters. TI1E Mil, BURN WAGON, THE HIOST. , l -**' Harness and Sole Leather, Saddles, Harness, &c. Guns, tfuns. Fertilizer Distributors of Several Makes. All these items and Hundreds of others can be found AT THE ( Old Reliable Hardware Store OF M A. D. Kennedy WHO CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO CUVE HIM A CALL.