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local flDatter. Flue Pauttore. Mulberry pasture is ready tor cattle pasturing for the season. Jtor terras apply to E. Collins. T? Kent. 1 ? 5 Room Cottage on La Fay ette Avenue. Apply to ?. C. von Tresckow. For Sale. \ good bicycle for sale. Needs alight repairs. Call at tins office. Waated, One or two men in Camden or nearby to sell and collect on Singer and Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines. Good pay to party that is honest and can give first- class references. Farmers tiere is a chance for you. Write und we will give particulars. Siager Sewing Machine Co. J. H. Guthrie, Manager, Sumter, S. C. Removal, September 1st. The undersigned respectfully begs to inform the public that he will move Sept., 1st into the Hew and commodious store just erected two doors north of the Bank of Camden. Grateful for patronage re ceived in the past, he hopes to merit a continuance of the game. A. D. Kennedy. He Was In Trouble. 44 1 waa in trouble, but found a way out of 4t, ami I'm a happy man again nince Dr. Mug'* New Life Pilla cured Ine of cferoeic constipation," nay* E. XV. (joodloe, 107 8t f ami is Ht? Dallas. Tex. Guaranteed pattafartory. 24 cm at K. lx*slre Xeinpft drug atore, The First Bale. Capt* J. J. Bell enjoys the distinction of selling the first bale of 1906 cotton. He brought it in on Fridav. the 24th, inst. It was soid to Messrs. Springs & Shannon for 10c. The weight of the bale was ">2r> pounds. Fine I*otntocM. Mr. W. H. Collier, one of our good friends of t he Mt. Zion sec tion, gladdened our hearts last week by presenting us with a ?cajntal mess of sweet potatoes. Outside of chicken in its various forms, and okra, the leading nice thing in the vegetable king dom, we defy competition in the matter of causing potatoes to disappear iu the course of a square meal. Mr. Williams Endorsed. Editor People: As the Pri mary Election is drawing near when we must decide who shall be our county officers, we the members of Twenty Creek Demo cratic Club recommend to the voters of this couuty the name of Mr. It. B. Williams as the man to fill the Supervisor's of fice. Williams held the office of Sheriff for a number of years and tilled it to the satisfaction of the people, and we feel assured, i if elected to this important of Oce he will devote his time and talent to the duties of the office. Mr. Williams is a good safe man and one we can recommend. Members of the Twenty Creek "Democratic Club, West Wateree. Frightfully Humeri. ('haa. W. Moore, a mar h mint, of Ford City, Pa., had his hands fright fully burned in an electrical furnace. He applied BucklenV Arnica Halve with the UHiial result : "a quick ami perfect cure." l?reate?t healer on earth for Hum*, Wotliulu, Wore*. Ec -vinna and Pilea. Jioc at K. Italic Zeinp, Druggist, r To Farmers and Gardeners. WOOD'S TURNIP SEEDS are spe cially grown With ref>rrnc? to their Adaptation to our southern soil and climate. It make* a big difference in ?;rop results, the kind of seeds you now ana where the seeds you now Were *rown. Turnip teed* crown in some pactions do not make satisfactory roots )n the South. Begin right ? PLANT WOOD'S SICKDH ? end right! Culture. ? Sow the early sorts in Ju ly or August, the later sorts in August And the salad varieties during August Alid September Sow either broadcast or in drills < feet apart, thinning out to 0 inches and roll tin griHind after sowing. Rutabagas should be sown in July and early in August, and earthed up as they grow. Tlie early turnips may also be sown in the sprmir, Sow 1 Si pounds lo the n<?re in drills, two pounds broadcast; salad turnips re quire three pounds to the acre. Og. Acts., ,'4'lb 15 eta., Alt varied**. All fr?sli seed. Received this week, Seedrsent by mail or express. jf. XcoUe Zemp'8 pharmacy, 'Phone HO. 3 Doors above 1'ostolDce. Btttea by Mad Dor. On 8atnrday, the 18th inst., John D. McClester, Jr., wis bit ten by a mad dog, and vrai^nt by his father, J. Bryant Modes ter to the Pasteur Institute at Atlanta where he was given the Pasteur treatment. At last ac counts he was doing very well. We hope no serious results will develop from his injury. If* a Girl. .Mf; E- J- Lewis, one of our oia chums, has our congratula tions on the arrival at his house on last Friday of a bouncing ,^y *,rl; "Doc" s"id that he was in hopes that it would be another Schrock voter, but is very well satisfied as it is Mother and daughter doing well. Lost. r.,'wC?nfede^a,e Veteran1* Cross fkin? F?' i 'r wl" confer a office Ieav,"S same at this Tyner's Dyspepsia Itcux-Uy. A Giiuraute<><t Cure. J'S y?u suffer from Dyspepsia or Indigestion in any form, Las belch, ngr, bitter taste, offenfne bad breath, diuy spells, sour stomach, heart flutter, nausea j gastritis, loathing of food, pains or swelling in the stomach, back or side, deep-seated kidney or liver trouble, then they will dis appear m a short time after taking Tyner's Dyspepsia Reme dy , made especially to cure Dvs pepsia, Indigestion and all Stom ach Troubles, even of the worst Tyn.f 's Dy?l?Psia Re?ne fi 1 gases and sweet ens tire breath. It cures Sick Headache, Colic and Constipa ni,C0* Dru^sts or by express oO cents a bottle. Monev' refunded if it fails to cure Medical advice and circular free by writing to Tyner Remedy U>., Augusta, Ga. J To All Democratic Voters. Washington, D. C., Aug. 15, -00. If there ever was a time in the liistory of the Democratic party roi the manifestation of loyalty und patriotism on the part of its members, it is right now. pWnpttre-lf Wiu a victwr>* and elect a President t wo yea rs hence we must first elect a House of Kspresentatives this fall. A Democratic House can and will ovoOr department of the Govcrment. With all of them honeycombed by ""raff *? the edges of which, only, have been touc.ied by recent exposure and prosecutions, there will be ?t i evelation of rottenness thai will astound the country and croa.e a demand for a Democra tic administration to clean the Government workshop. To win the House we need money to defray legitimate ex penses and get on! our vote. We have no protected monoi>o lies from which to draw to till p? e1^'. as they do those ol he Kepubhcan party. We must, "PP?*1 u> l?yal Demo crats for contributions. Will you send us $1.00 at once, and in return for this we will send you copies of our campaign literature issued by the Commit of tiJO,\ Wl,^hav0 ?ie thanks of the entire Democratic party for yonr favorable response to our request. Address all re mittances to J. M. Griggs, Chairman, Munsey Building, Washington, D. C. LuckicHt Mail in ArkniiHna. "I -in the luckiest man in Arkansas." writes II. |? Stanley, of Kruno, "since the restoration of my wife's liealtli after Uve years of continuous cough ing ami bleeding from tlie lungs; ami I owe my good fortune to f.lie world's l?reate?t inedicim*, I >r . King's New Discovery for Consumption, which I know from experience will aire con sumption if 1akeu in time. My wife improved wit h first bottle and twelve iMittles completed the cure." Cures the worse coughs and colds or money refunded. At K. Leslie Zemp, drug gist. ' 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free South Atlantic Inventors. The following patents were issued this week to 8011th At lantic inventors, reported by D. Swift Jk Co., Patout Lawyers, Washington, D. C: Georgia: J. C. Clark, Atlauta, Pulvarizer, (Sold for $5,000. North Carolina: D. B. Black burn, Newbern, Planter; A. G. Hough, High Point, Folding drawer desk; K. L. Patterson, Durham, Muclfino for packing to bacco. South Carolina: J. A. Whit tington, Darlington, Umbrella. Copies of any of the above putents will bo furnished to our readers at ten cents each, by D. Swift &, Co.. Washington, D. C., our special patent correspon dents. Scrub yournHf daily, you're not nlean inside. Clean insides means clean Rtmuacli, bowels, blood, liver, I clean, healthy fissile in every or (fan. ; Moil a i,; Take llollister'n Kinky Moilti* i | lain Tea. cent*, Tea <?r Tnbletx. ' Zeuip *Sc l>el'a*H, | * j ri>tilTvklivOt<|iil nuil ftnvifc* four 1. iff *??>, To f,y to?>ncc? en? ,:y am' forever, t* w?| .Tit! of ll'o, ti srvo ?iui viiror, tako .4o '?f (Int. n.#w?n<W * t?: Us/, tli at tnakoi incw ?tro^);. All <11 hkiUU, 50o f Cv.?<?unrai tee*) l?.v)l;l ? : 1 mplc fr*?. . vfi'lroe# W> d l'*Wf C*v 'Jbi- f". 3; *??? Vor*. PERSONAL ? Mr. David Wolfe is off on a business trip to New York and other northern markets. ? Miss Anna Belle Hough has returned from a visit to her sis ter, Mrs. W. W. Coney at Chap pells. ? Mrs. J. W. Maynard and and Miss Nezzie Cason of Che raw spent Sunday in Camden with friends. ? Mrs. E. M. Hendrix return ed on Saturday night from a short visit to relatives and friends at Columbia. ? We are glad to say that Master Alfred Burdell is recover ing from a rather severe case of typhoid fever. ? Your attention is called to the removal notice of Mr. A. D. Kennedy. Wo will be grlad to have the Col. nearer to us. ? Our old friend, Mr. Gilbert Smith of Cheraw, was with us on Sunday. He is the same old Gilbert, a clever, good fellow. ? Rev. L? . A. Mitchel, who has been assisting at a revival at Westville, returned ou Saturday and filled his pulpit as usual on Sunday. ? Gen. J. Walker Floyd of Liberty Hill took in the cam paign meeting here on Saturday. He is an enthusiastic county dis pensaryite. ? Dan Hoskins, formerly our best known and popular shoe maker, now of Charlotte, was with us this week after an ab sence of twelve years: BREVITIES. ? We can give you a good job in printing stationary of all kinds. Try us. A woman worries until slip gets wrinkles, then worries because she lias tlioin. J Twite takes llollister's Jtocky Mountain Tea she would have neither. Hri>fhl, smiling faces follows its use. 36 cents, Tea or Tablets. Xcinp ?fc DePass. ? We are better prepared t han ever to do anything in job work. ? Read Dr. F. Leslie Zemp's ad. in this issue. The seeds he oilers are world faiued, and strictly reliable. ? 4 'Awake, put on thy strength, O Zioti. 1 ' Awake, voters. Cast out prejudice and pre pure to vote for the best man. ? New lot cf job stationary, type, borders and ornaments just received. Call on us when in need of anything from a hand bill to an encyclopoedia. Old maids would be scarce and hard to find. Could they be made to see, IIow grace and beauty is combined Jiy using Rocky Mountain Tea. Zcinji & l)el*ass. IVlui'i* luges. Judge H. M. Fincher has beeu spreading himself lately in the marriage liue as the tollowing record will show. This record is not complete, as the Judge had forgotton the names of several couples whom ? ho has tied up recently, but it is ample to show what a good man can do when he tries. The following is the partial record : On Saturday, August lttth Mr. Will Hunuicutt and Miss llosa Marshall wore happily united in the holy bonds of matrimony. On Sunday, August 25th, Mr. lteuben McCracUen and Miss Hat tic Bradley entered into the same state of beatitude and On the same day, Mr. Hump ton Sanders and Miss Sallie West renounced a career of sin gle blessedness and became our flesh. The best wishes of The People go out to all these young people, to whom we give the admoni tion that if they would be truly happy, they must have The People as a weekly visitant at their tireside. A Healing Gonpcl. The Kev. J.C. Warren, pastor of Sharon Baptist Church, Helalr, Oa., ?ays of Electric Hitter*: "It's a God send to mankind. It cured ine of lime back, stiff joints, nnd complete physical collapse. I was so weak it took me half an hour to walk n mile. Two bottles of Electric Hitters hnve made me so strong f have just walked three miles in GO minutes and feel like walking three more. It's made a new man of me." Greatest remedy for weakness and nil Stomach, Liver and Kidney complaints. Hold under guar antee at P. Leslie Zenip'* I drugstore. Price 80c. Trespass Notice. All persons are horeby notified not to trespass upon our lands in Eastern Kershaw county, in any manner whatsoever. This land is bounded on the North by lands of ft. M. Cooper, East by J. A. Outlaw and Willie Stoke s, South j by DJack River, and W<?st by ' Kinley and Rtcliell ' ! Any person '? iolfl'Jnr this no- 1 ti'.'n will be pur.'shed i ? the * * x - 1 tent of the law. C. P. Outlaw, I). .) . OuMaw. July -0, '00. Ot, New Summer Stock Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes and Hats. A Splendid Line of Ladies' Goods, Gent's, Youth's and Boy's Clothing. Furniture, Stoves and other Hardware. Give me a call. David Wolfe. Agent for Waimamaker & Brown Clothing-. RIDER AGENTS WANTED No Money Required until vou roceivo and approve of your bicycle am/one* Ja Ten Days Froa Trial moss ?odols to $24 with Coaster - Brakes and Punctureless Tires. 1903 A 1S34 Motteis ^7 4*1*3 Best Makes *P M ?& & * Any r.iukc or ?;odcl you 1 rant at cvctLinl v*ual prict. Choice ct any alan-l^rd tires and best equipment on all our bicycles, ijtrcuysst guarantee. Wo SHiP ON APPROVAL C. O. P. to any ono without a rent <huo*\t ar.u allow |Q DAYS 'FREE TRIAL neforo purchase Is binding VuiiSTOBP 500 Second Hand Wheels Jfl %C!J B.T* r i ? p .M? inl'?*n!n tr;i.Io ??.*?uir ChVnsro retail stores, yyl *0 1^5 ujl niakus and niodois. kuw! a?i*??"r f nn HAT QSiV a blcyolu uutli jou have written for our r AGlfltRI llu llUI BUI prices a tea free trial offer. Ti?*?. equipment. sundries an?l sportlnr kooJs ot alt kiwis at liai? rotcu'.ar t>rlr?, In our big tree Sundry CatJlujue. Contains & world of usuful luforaintlou. Writ J for It. PUNCTURE-PROOF TIRES *4^ fvpgtila r pp/00 $8*60 per pair To in troduoo % wo win Soli You a Sam p/o glas! Pair for Ou/y 0 outVhcaK m mn trouble from punctures Result of 15 years experieneo in tiro making. Ho tSanann fmjim THORNS, OAOTUS, PINS , NAILS f TAOKS or GLASS. Serious punctures, like intentional knife cutd, can bo vulcauizod like any other lire. EASY RIDING, STRONG, DURABLE, SELF HEALING FULLY COVERED by PATENTS BEWARE OF IMITATIONS Peru! for Catalogue alvo C-otisU* r- " italoruo "T." showln* all kinds an -"l mako* of tiros at ?.'00 per pair and ? Brakes. Built-up Wheels and Bii v< I s- Sundries at Half f/J usual iwei P? . - .. ...... .mn m Half t/w uaual /irlco*. Notice thn thick rubber trend "A" and jv.?n?:tnro strips "15" and " I)." This tire will outlast any other mako? Soft. Klnstli* and Lasy lMdliit;. Wo will #hlp C. 0. 0. ON APPROVAL AND EXAMINATION without a rmt dcp.mt. Wo will allow a ommh tflmcount of Zt (thereby making the mIco M jo yo r palr^ If yon vend full a*?h with ordme* Tiros to bo lolurut-d at our uxpou&o If uoi satisfactory on examination. MEAD CYCLE CO., Dept. Ml. CHICAGO, ILL ANDY CATHARTIC CURE CONSTIPATION 10* 24 ? SO* CANDY CATHARTIC fAHOAKm la?<l? good. K?i thr-u Ilk* rand?. Th*v mo?? mar bKi m?ui In laavli.g tli* l>r?ath ???*! And It If ft r?at M*ar?i? to lake thaw IniUiad Dl Mau sen u ii4 liquid* or ?*uuon t>all *Ut*. PURELY VEGETABLE o*T?r before put together CABCABrm Pwr?lr rtiiwMi Ann rmiMiu no l'*rl?l or utbir mln ? '?I Tlirr ?r? arnd* of thf Int ??t r?niadl?t JIpcov* ?rad and ar* a ?ripri life ?o m k I na tto n In anf form. ANTISEPTIC LAXATIVE CAftCABKTm ? r* *nil??pi|? Tn?l thay atop nn food from ?onrttw in th? cton ?oh. prevent f#r in t?* bowou *Dd kill dt* Krai ?f i?r In (*? iriMa. kl?? tbM krM< tnt t?4 LIVER STIMULANT ..... CABCAKBTa ton?lb*?ton*eh aMmUt* *h* llif iltir, aik li*l It work. T>?r *tr? fifth* II Ui* fcow ? !*??? MlU?? tut* ?l*nron? httsllbf ?*ndltl*n, ntiiif nrftl. thjlr action ?n?y mi< n_ CAW Ut?'I? Ineivnie thi i tu* of milk In iiurMPk moth torn. A tal.Ui' m.iIpm t>7 tb* mollur niftkcn b*r mt.'k rinMljr p?r? nilTf ntiU b*? ri nj I id but i?rtatfi ?IT?rt on the b*i?r. th* only I ??f? l?xn!'.T? for ih* ALL DRUGGISTS BOOH FOR MOTHEIIS babo-ln-arm*. .... CAkCARnn ?>re liked hr tntchll rtron. Yti*f ta?r? tr<">d and do good, Hop wlndcollo and rraiapc, and kill and diir?t OK worai*. nnd all hlndi of para ?lt?a that lira In tha PLEASE | TNE CHILME1 fcowaU of Ui* rrowlng child. ...VAMAIIIT*, taken par ?l*t?ntfr.?raf uaraa *#?U to enro any cin of eoa?Mp*tlon, bo ?r altar how o|? and obaMaat*. or par ?kM? mono? will ha ?n?*rf?Jir rafa?d?d MP j oat own 4r?(|l?t CORE 8VARANTKCB .... eAMAMTI ?r*Mld kr ?J i <i>?t itiii for IM, M?. *?? a fcci , ?etvrrl l?? t? UN. A 1 ?? k?x will ffor# thtlr ??rlltid pr>\ Ml on tk? rlfht rn?4 to |nr f??t an* permanent (ttltk. Ifon't rlik ?EALTR FIR (0 CENTS <tr4ay. j* Don't jod? CASCARETS arc new, unlike anvthinr by other medicines you have tried. They ebe that's sold, and infinitely superior. Try a, JOc box to-day, if not pleased get your money back! Larger boxes, 25c or 50c. Sample and booklet mailed free- Address ?TRRIIMO NtWKOY CO.. MiKI*. ?AM. : annK tM The only genuine. B?waro of Imitations I ft|/\-TA>DAA *wre? Toh?e?o Hubtt o? oioticy r?fu?rtfKl Mi^ii wttik wn Pi f y PIIV BITOT*. V>t<1 ?nd hf Oil flruttrmbi. M tunfljg Columbia Liquor Company, ih;a!j;i{s in Hi*;! Grade AVinr: ;m<l Liquoiv. Pcnn>yl?...?ia and Maryland Ryes, ami Kentucky Bourbons. . t .? N< :;ii L:u clif.a ar.d f ?-h '*.> n 1 i<iu ? ? Ail!; .. -t'f NVIlV'; AM) \V'\l:5. We conduct a O^nerai Mail Order Business, ;*n<l Solicit Your Patronage. lJox Au^usia, (>li. Nathan Levy's Big Red Tag Sale Nov On. $20,000.00 worth of Mer chandise at BIG REDUCTION. JUST REOEIVKD: Three Hundred Men's Suits worth $10 each, Red Tag Sale - - $5.98 We are going out of the Shoe Business and will positively sell all Shoes AT ACTUAL COST. This Sale is for TKN DAYS ONLY, and is strictly for CASH. Everything marked in Plain Figures. One Price to All. N&tb&n Levy, The One Price Clothier. Ball. Voting moil and maidens, old men and children, all love to .see a game of Bast; Hall. A. D. KENNEDY has added to his already complete stock ot Hardware, Groceries, &c., a line ot Base Ball Goods, Bats and Balls, Mits and Musics, and Gloves. It will do your heart good to see his line of FISHING TACKLE. A better assortment than ever. Fertilizer Distributors, Cotton Planters, Garden Plows, Dixie Pea Thrasher, Deering Binders, Mowers and Rakes. Be iu time and place yonr orders for Cereal ite, the finest corn fertilizer and top dressing for cotton 011 the market. Harrison'M town and country Paint. A. D Kennedy > Crossland Bros. Contractors & Builders. Estimates furnished on I all classes of work in wood or brick. : : : A d dress I for Camden, S. C. kill?, COUCH AND CUtfE 1?E tUN^S I w,TH Dre king's i Mwi Piseowsry L-r /^O'.Si; M"T.0N tfhe rG 1 I 0U?H8 an4 50c A 51.00 VyaLD8 Fr?0 Sun it and Q Ai';k'.'dt Curo for all THllOAT ?.nd LUNO TROUB LES, o* MONEY BACK. Money To Loan <?11 improved farm land* in Kernlmw County. On Iokim up to $l.ftOn,Hp?r rcul. On hu-ii> (iwr t Tint amount 7 p*r cent. No <'ommi?ntomi r harmed. I,. A. Wittknwuky, ? nmdrn, H. or ( I,, Winkler, Ifi Broadway, Now York Supervisor's Notice. All those holding claims I against the County of Kershaw, [are herebv requested to present I their claims in full of all de J inunds. each month, with etch 'item dated, and the bill itemized, und properly attested. Failure to comply with this request, wil. result iti the hill, | or bills b?* in 7 turned down until j compliance with the same has been made. .1. M . 8owt.i,tJ( Ch inn Hoard of Commissioners for Kershaw County.