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local flfcattcr. For Kent. Five room houso on corner of Mill uud Huile streets. Apply to A. D. Keuuedy. For- Snlc. S, 50 Raw Winship and 1, 70 saw Eagle Gins, all practically new. B bar^uin. Apply to C. C. Vauglinn, Camden, S. C. Birth. Born on the 20tli, inst., to M?.\ and Mrs. W. D. Marshall, of Mt. Zion, a ten pound boy. Our con gratulations to the couple. Every body or any body who wants real Tailoring done, call on W. Certain, opposite The De Kalb Hotel, or telephone No. DO, DeKalb St.. and you will get work done right or money re funded. It Is Clio Hell. Mr. T. B. McLane has sold out the telephone exchange here to the Bell Telephone Company. This, we presume means better service, something the people will appreciate, and higher /phones, which they will not like so well. The Kn<l of The World of trouble that robbed K. II. Wolfe, of Hear drove, la., of all usefulness, eanie when he he^ati taking Kleeirio Hitter*, lie writes: "Two year.* aro Kidney trouble eaused me f*reat solfeririir. which I would never Mirviveu had I not taken Klectrie. Hitters. They also ? enroll nit* of (ieiieral Debility." Sure cure for all Stoinnee, Liver and Kid ney complaints, IIIimhI diseases, Head ache, Dizziness and Weakness or bodi ly deelme. l'rice 60c UuaranteeU by F. la-flie Zeinp. A Polo Accident. Quite a severe accident oc curred to Mr. A. D. Kennedy, Jr., ut the ] K)lo grounds last week. We understand that he was struck in the head by a polo mul let, or slicic, causing a scalp wound which required several r stitches to close. He also sus tained an injury to an arm. Mr. Willie Salmond was somewhat shaken up in the collision, but was not much hurt. We hope our friend Dalton will soon be all right * U. C. V. Camp Richard Kirkland, U. C. V., are requested to meet at the Mayor's court mom, on Satur day, April 14th, 1900, at 1 p. m. A full attendance is solicited. Members will please come pre . pored to pav their dues, W. D. Trail t ham. Commander, A. D. Kennedy, Adjutant. Primary System Threatened. It has been intimated to us that Mr. D. Wolfe, who wis re cently nominated for Alderman for ward JJ, may have opposition at the general election. We haven't got the straight of it yet. llcsult of Second Primary. The second primary election, held on Tuesday in Ward 1, re-! suited in the election of Mr. 11. T. Gladden over his opponent, Mr. W. P. Heed, by a majority of 18. The total vote cast was Rft, of which Mr. (J hidden re ceived 553 to !>"? for Mr Heed. Cabbage Plants. It is not too late to set ont cabbage plants. If you don't want 500 or a 1,000 yourself, get some of your neighbors to club in with you and order a box from Mr. Carr. Ilis plants are fine. If you arc not satisfied. witli the cigar you are now smoking, we want you to give our : : : : Zemp's Specials a trial. The best cigar sold for 5 cents, because the money is put iu the Ktock of the cigar, and not into costly advertis ing. A big lot of sea soned cigars now on * hand at :: :: :: F. Leslie Zemp's, Drug Store, Wylle's Candy -? Fresti. 'PlIONE 80. Second Week juror*. Tlitj following petit jurors to serve for the second week of the April 1900, term of court were drawn last Friday morning: T P Hortoti, j B Catoe, M J Ausiey, K N Muugo, A Rose, S J Jordan, K T Eatridge, W W Croxtou, Jesse Hammond, R J Bran non, W H {Stroud, J A Ros boroutrh, S C Rose, Alex Boone, W A Catoe, J C Humphries, \V H Pearce, L .ScheuU, D A Mc Laughlin, A D Kennedy, Sr., T A Oossland, Gus Hirsch, V M Pute, H P Horton, A J Loll is, Ben Deas, J A McDowell, H T Gluddeu, B W Rhiune, L A Gard ner, D F Dixon, J V Welsh, G T Horton, A V McManus, W R Hough aud H J Truesdoll. 1>. O. Zclglcr Shot. Mr. D. G. Zeigler of Sumter, :iu architect who was well and favorably known here, was shot three times oil Friday eve ning at Sumter by a young man named Hogau over mont?y mat tors. Two of the wounds are serious, and may cause death. A nasty feature of the affair is that the wouuded mau was shot from ambush in the back us he was descending a stairway. Another Machine. Rev. C. W. Creighton is in a peck of trouble because of hav ing charged in. his newspaper, The Christian Appeal, I'rom lime to time that there is a ring iu I he S. C. Conference of the Methodist church, which "fixes things", and making certain other charges against the Pre siding Elders. Some kind of a court is being hold tit Green wood, with Be v. W. T. Duncan as the presiding officer. The accused doesn't seem to scare much, and from his confident at titude, we would not be at nil surprised if he makes good. It would be rather had though to find that t here ure rings and machines in the religeous de nominations as well as iu politics. Attention, I>eniccratH. Gen. Wilie Joues has an nounced that the various demo oralic clubs throughout t he State must meet on the last Saturday of April, the 28th, to elect dole gates to the county convention to be held on May 7th, which convention will elect delegates to a State convention, which meets on May 10th for some pur pose at present unknown. The county convention will also elect an executive committee, and a member of the State executive committee. No democrat should forget these dales, and all should attend their club meetings. If you are a democrat in name, be one in fact. Death. On Tuesday 11 I , the 127 1 ! i inst. , the immortal spirit of Mr. John T. Nettles loft his tortured body, and is now resting om tlu? breast of llim who yavo it. Truly has a good cil izen gone* to his reward. Mr. Nettles was one of our staunchest citizens, a truly good man in every sense; of kindly disposition, yet almost stern m thu upholding of the right as he saw it, a devoted husband and father, possessed of innumerable friends, and, what is rarer, no enemies, t houirh he was a man of strong person ality, his hand ever open to the call of charily, he was all of a man. I For many yours ho was a I groat sulTeror, but boro Ins at- I dictions with true chrisl iau fori i tilde, and mot death in tin; full a km uru net? of a. glorious immor tally beyond the grave. In the death of John T. Net tles, all human kind has lo.-?l a friend, for his heart was all kindness. The 'C.tmden Baptist chinch one of its strongest props, the youth of the oily an example of all good traits of character, the Masons and Knights of Honor, a faithful member. ? Mourn his loss, relatives ami friends, but mourn not without hope. Be in your life as was he, and this parting will bo but tem porary, and when the last trump again meet him in that land be shall sound for you also, you will yond the skies, a land wherein there is no parting. The funeral services were con ducted at the Baptist church yestoiday evening at o'clocK, and were attended by a large concourse of friends and ac quaintances, thus amply attest ing to the popularity of the de ceased. PERSONAL ? If you are running for office, read our clipping on the s>uo ject. ?Mr, L. D. Sen n, U. S. Depu ty Marshall was iu llie city on Monday. ? Mrs. Roland Hill is on a visit to relatives and Iriends at Florence. ? Mr. T. L. Parker, of the Murray Drug Co., was with us on Saturday. ? Wo are glad to see Mr. W. J. Wilson out uguiu after a weeks illness tit home. ? Mr. W. L. Jones of West Wateree, our first subscriber, was with us a few moments on Saturday, -Mr. W. A. Schrock, Jr., speut a couple of days in Bam berg last week with his uncle, It. Herbert Young, Esq ? Mr. Nathan Levy, the Cloth ier, has returned from the north, primed with bargains iu spring clothing .and gents furnishings. Rev. R. L. Cooper, at present financial agent for the CJreen yille Female College will preach a trial sermon next Suuday at the Mam street Baptist church. ? Mrs. J. J. Brown of Florence returned to her home ou Tues day after a pleasant visit of several weeks with relatives and friends here. ? Mi?s Margaret Eldrcdge, who is attending St. Mary's college at Raleigh, is spending a few days with her parents, Capt. and Mrs. F. W. Eldrcdge, here. Hxtru Sleeping ('sir Service lic twccii Camden and New York. Com mcncing Tuesday, March 20th and continuing until further notice The Seaboard Air Line Railway will operate extra sleep ing car from Cnmden to Jersey City on train No. 34, leaving Camden 7:41) p. m., every Tues day, Thursday and Saturday. For reservation and other infor mation (tall on C. N. English, Agent. U. I>. C. The John 1 1). Kennedy Chapter will meet. *at the residence of Mrs. F. Leslie Zomp, on Mon day, April 2nd at H p. m. A Fine Sermon. Rev. J- D. Moore preached a very liue sermon on Sunday morning at the Broad Street Baptist church. His subject was, '-The Perfect Man," the text beinjr taken from Job, 1st chapter, Hth verse. Dentil. The wife of "uncle" Kloe Toucliberry was buried on last Sunday. The eon pie were ainon?r the most worthy of our colored people, and were devoted to each other. We sincerely regret her death. It Is First Class, The "Mascot," which w i 1 f be presented by the Herald Square Opera Company at the Opera House in Camden on [<Yiday nifjht tin? .'501 li nist., is said to be one of the best plays now on the stajre. It u good all the way through. You should not miss it. Seats on sale at K. L.Zemp's drug store on Thursday morn. It is at the request of many of our citizens that a return date of this splendid troupe was secured. The audience was charmed with its presentation of a "Trip to [India, gi veil on the night of i March 1'Jlh. I'artiMMvship l>issolvc<l.| This will ?<ivo notice that tho co purl nership existing between K. S. Nellies Sr., and K S. Net tles .Jr., doin# business in the! City of Camden, S. C., under tin? | lirni name of K. S. Nettles & Sv>n, , is this day dissolved by mutual : e* msmit. ! Tho business will be continued j by 10. S. Net ties, Sr., under tho firm name of TO. S. Nettlus, Sr., ! ho, assuming all the liabilities of illi" linn, and lowborn all monies due th<' same must be paid. | Signed by us this 153th day of March, 190fi. 10. S. Net ties, Sr. , 10. S. Net t les, .1 r. ? Commercial tourists are in l formed th:it wo have a line 8am ; pie room at their disposal at so | much per. whenever the regular I hotels can't accommodate them. Columbia Liquor Company, i?i;am:hs in 1 1 Orutlc "WlncH anil Liquors. Pennsylvania and Maryland Ryes, and Kentucky Bourbons. Tennessee, North Can lina and Georgia Corn l.kjuors. All kinds of NATIVH AND IMI'OKTIil) WINIiS. Wo conduct a General Mail Order Business, and Solicit Your Patronage. llox An^iiMtn^ C4n? BREVITIES. ? Give us a share of your job printing. ? Wo have managed to got one old hen with <*ggs under her, unci for the next two weeks will be wondering "what will the liar vest be. " ? An old citizen says half of the fruit crdp has been killed. A half loaf is better than no bread, and we are thankful it is no worse. ? JSteel Ranges at all prices at Geisenheimcrs. ? Tremble, ye members of the Legislature who opposed the Raysor Manning-Tillm&n Dis pensary bill at the last session. You don't pro back, no you don't. So said Tillman and what ho says is said to go. Tell your merchant whose pa per you saw his ad. iu. Mo cost to it. Those gentlemen who have been insinuating that the ground hog didn't kuow his business when he crawled back into his hole on the secoud day of Febru ary will please come forward and apologize. ? Atlanta Journal. ? Secretary E. D. Smith of the Southern Cotton Association has j.ist returned from a trip through Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas. As a result he is a still tinner believer in fifteen- j cent cotton. We grow firmer in this belief daily. Iii tin' spring time you renovate your house. Why nut your hotly? 1 1 ->1 1 it? tef'rt Koeky Mountain Tea drives out iui|iurities, cleanses ami enriehes the blood and purifies the entire system. ets. Zemp & Dvl'ass. Don't read your neighbor's People, but subscribe for it your self. ? Ati immen.se coal strike is threatened. Cause, the miners demand an increase of about five and a half per cent, in wages. Why not? Coal has advanced more tluin that tigure in price, and the laborer should have his share. ? Collins, cheaper than the cheapest at (Jeiseuheimer's. ? Suppose that, you have a ti in? cow for sali* worth $">0.00, which yon can afford to hold un til you get your price. A num ber ol your neighbors have cows equally valuable for which they want the same money. Dozens of bidders come along and try to ?ri*t your cattle at a lower price, but cattle are scarce, you know it and eventually the buyer pays your price. Same with cotton. ? "We want a few more regular correspondents. A "Mill News'' letter e\*ery week would be in terest inv. while The .People goes into several other sections 1 hut. are unrepresented by cor respondents. Keep the little ones healthy and hap py. Their lender, sensitive bodies ru qilire gentle, healing remedies. IIol lisier's Roeky Mountain tea will keep t lu'Ki strong and well, JJ"? cts, Tea or tablets. Zi-mp St, Depass. ? If any of our subscribers lmve wheat, they will do us a kindness by briuyin** us a bushel or so. ? Attorney General U. X. Gun tor died at Ins homo sit. Batrs burg on Sunday after a Ion# tight against that dread disease, consumption. lie was very popu lar as a man and as an otiicial. General Leroy P. You mans suc ceeds him us Attorney General. Tliri't* little rules we all nhoulil keep, To make lilt* Icippy and bright, ->ni i !?? in tin' morning, smile at noon. Take Jtor.kj* Mountain Tea at. ni^lit. Zemp & Dcl'aPH. ? For Sale: Spanish Dip Noodle. An instrument used for locating hidden treasure. Price ?~."> or in exchange for some arti cle of equal value. Can be seen at this ottice. Oalvrston's Sea >Vnll makes life now as <afc in Mint city a* on tin- higher uplands. K. W. (Jood loe, v. iio reside* on Dutton St., in Warn, Tex., ihmmIh no sea wall for safety. lie writes : "I haveused Dr. Kinit's Mew I Mseovery lor ( ?oiisnmp t ion the past live years and it keeps me well and safe. lU'fore that tune I had a rough which for years had been growing worse. Now I ( *m gone,'' Cures chronic, (loughs, I, a (Grippe, ('roup, Whooping ( 'ough and prevents l'neiiinonin. Pleasant to take. Every hotlle guaranteed at K. Leslie Zemp's drug store. I'ric i fiOc and $1.00. Trlii I bottle I ree. III. >1;. . ,'n*<T.r?t!? i 'ttsi'l*' 'ihr.rti' ,n> r'l.ti vvcj .jrfi;l 11 vrthv.l n;si'(> -v ;?!' it site. |> ? r.' ; ? I. ictu ?#i iv* ?nti'T ' ? lb ? ? l iicniltveiy on klui<;.Vn. 1' n r n <1 '?jw? i> ii aiisim; thn entro Ayftt'-iif. <11 -eel cold--. imm linndiicho It" v. |ii;Miiii<l ? i'irf Imntior .id hiiioiiMin.'.. . I'lcasa ? \v w?d trv ? l?j? (!. ti?-?la"; in. i . m. hicldMv i/i e if l?v nil df:"ti''*.l4 I Afvonp ponding n ?kcf*h nrul dc'cripllon mnj Mceriniji f.^ir ovIW?>m froo *liw h?r n.i liivniillon 13 proltnMv fvi??l>tul>!e. Comtnuiilciv tl'>;iirt?rlof'yr'.tif|i!< tifln'. llii^OBOOKon I'Btnnfii 0' r 'f c\ nstoiicj f >r >?< iH'njf pMfno. I t ??i it 3 likon tliroii -tt Mi.i. ti <t 1:0, rcwlva t)neUil r. itltt, irlMtuiit C nrj*. !r ti ? Scientific jMlttit. 1 K hrtnd?ornolr 'lhmfrAi?"1 "TUf. I.orcwt e'.r tu t?l<>n '>f nny solen'ltl joiitiihI. Tcrum, fn n 1c?r: four inonlliB, ft. 8c<ld !>y nit nnwrdpnlerrt. MUNM&Co.3?,B'"fc" New York Hrnucli Ofllco. CV. K Bt., MTfi'blOfKm. IK <5. Tradi Marks Dfsions Copyrights Ac. "Carolina Exile of St. Lambert," Registered Jersey Bull. Will servo for the season at my store in West Waterce FEE Mother's Butter Record, J?8 ll>s. in 7 (lays. J. S. Hammond. How Is YourHeart? Is your pulse weak, too slow, loo fast, or does it skip a beat? Do you have shortness of breath, weak or hungry spells, fainting, smothering or choking spells, palpitation, fluttering, pains around the heart, in side and shoulder; or hurt when lying on left side? If you have any of these symptoms your heart is weak or diseased, and cannot get better without assistance. Dr. Miles' Heart Cure strengthens weak hearts, and rarely ever fails to cure heart disease. Try it, and see how ? quickly you will find relief. "About January 1st. 1902. I took down with weakness and dropsy, mid gradually grew worse. 1 was told by my family physician that my case wan horn-loss. My neighbors nnd fam ily had given mo up to die. My limbs nnd body were nwcllen to one third larccr than normal size, and water had oollcoted around my heart. For nt least throe months I had to ait propped up In bed to keep from smoth ering. I sent for five Louies of Dr. Miles' Heart Curo, nnd by the time I hr'.d taken them all I wjis entirely cured. I feel better than I havo for twenty years, and I nm able to do any kind of work on my fa>*m. My attending physician told mo that If it lir.dn't been for l>r. Miles' Heart Cure 1 would r.>-<w bo In Try grave." 1,. T. Ci:ilL>, W 11 more, Ky. Dr. Miles' Heart Curo Is sold by your dru(igi?t, who will Guarantee thr.t the first bottle v.iil bfr.efit. If it falls he will refund your money. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind | DENTAL, CARD. The undersigned respectfully informs his friends and patrons that he has res n mod his practice. I. H. A r.KXAN r>i;i:, I). I). S. Ottice hoars from (.) a.m. to up. m. Dr. E. G. Kirven Dental Surgeon. officio ovi:u DR. F. LESLIE ZEMP S. EGGS FOR HATCHING. KUOM llawliin's Royal liluo strain of BARRED PLYMOUTH ROGKS \ .fiMinin^'s noted strain of BUFF WyflNDOTTES, Light llrahmas, ! 5u IT Leghorn.*, ami tin* finest While Museovey Ducks, also FIT GAMES. My panics arc largo birds, and warranted dead game, or money rofundod. Price of eggs from all varieties S>1.SO per 13. Order early, as all orders will bo tilled in rotation. Charles Cole, Floi*cii<;<% S. C, Typewriter Supplies ! We Imvo established here in i Charlotte a typewriter supply house. ('an now supply you j promptly any! l?iu?r pertaining to your ty pewriter, i. e.- Carbon j papers, ril)i>ous, oils, erasers, si cuo^ra pher nolo books, all: kind of pari* for all kind of typu wrilors. Typewriter desk-chairs, etc. Can supply you any kind of a second bund or rebuilt type writer. We also represent the Irtcminotcm ?\>nc\vvlter. Write us your want v AW buy, I sell and exchange typewriters, j JONES, Tlie Typewriter Man, Cliaiio(t<v N. C. i /Vroey, (Dooey ABSOLUTELY FREE, $5.00 in Cash. Given away every Saturday at 3 o'clock Sharp at NATHAN LEVY'S, The Clothier's. Every Dollar's Worth entitles you to a ticket. OUR 25 PER CENT. REDUCTION SALE IS STILL ON. All Fall Clothing must move to make Room for Early Arrival of Spring Goods. All Goods are sold for Spot Cash during This Sale. NATHAN levy, The One Price Clothier. Young men ivnd maidens, old men and children, all love to see si game of l?as?? Hull. A. D. KENNEDY lias added to his already complete stock ot Hardware, Groceries, &c., a line of Hase Hall Goods, Hats and Halls, Mits and Masus, and (J loves. II will do your heart good to see his line of K1SIIING TACKL10. A better assortment than ever. Fertilizer Distributors, Cotton Planters, Garden Plows, Dixie Pea Thrasher, Deering Hinders, Mowers and Rakes. He in time and place your orders for Cerealite, the finest corn fertilizer and top dressing for cotton on the market. Harrison's town and country Paint. A. D. Kennedy Trespass Not \n\ All persons are "hereby warn ed not. to trespass many manner whatsoever, by hunting, fishing, ruling, driving or walking, npon t he plantation in West Wat eree rented by me, known as the Huckahee place. Anyone whom soever violating this notice will l>e prosecuted to the extent of the law. Joshua Jackson. Feb. L'w (>t. Cabbage Plants fcl to #1.30 per 1000. All leading varieties. Extra early, medium, and late l,1lat. Special p. rices on lar^e lots and to deal ers. Wire or write. W. F. CAUR, Megfjett, S. C, Money To Loan On impro\eil fjirni lands in KcrnliaW County. On loiuiKtjp to $ 1 ,0(H>, K per irwl. On siiiii.-. over (lint ninniiiiL 7 prf cent. No cnimntsxioli* clinrgeil, I .. A. M il (knwsky , ' *11 1 ii tic ii , S. or Winkler, 45 llromlwny, New York I Supervisor's Notice. i All those lioldtu# claim* I ni?ai list tli<? County of Kershaw, are hereby requested to present ] t heir claims in full of till d<ir J nmmis. each month, with ouch ' item doled, and the bill itemized, and properly attested. Failure to comply with this roquest, will result in the bill, or bills boiii.; In ned down nnti) Oompliance with tho same hug been made. J. M. Sow mix, ICIi'mn. Hoard of Commissioner^ | for Kershaw County.