The people. (Camden, S.C.) 1904-1911, January 10, 1907, Image 3
local flDatter.
? Baby Carriages and Go Carte
at W. Geiseuhei uier's.
>
? Morris Cliairs, Sofas and
FoMtag Lounges*. W. Geiseu
lieituer's.
For Sale or Kent.
To any one desiring to rent or
buy a fur in, I want to say tliat
I have several hundred acres in
i eastern .Kershaw county to dis
jwKe of on easy terms, for sale
or rent. Address
R. B. Elliott,
Camden, S. C.
? Elegant Toilet sets at W.
Geisenheimer's. '
?Coffins from the cheapest to
the best at W. Geisenhelmers's.
f *
At the Opera House.
The entertainments given
nightly at the Opera House by
the EJsall-Winthix>i>e Big Stock
Cotnpauy are of a high order,
and as the prices of admission
are popular, the house is well
tilled at each performance. I
There will be a performance
each niglit and a matinee Satur
day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Private School.
Miss Kennedy has reopened
her private school especially or
ganized for the children of tout
is! s.
Primary, Grammar School ami
High School brauches tuuglit.
Auy further information do
sired may be obtained at the
resideuce of Mr. A. D. Kennedy.
Marriages*.
Married, on January Gth, 1907
Mr. Needdain Holley to Mis>
Lula Catoe, daughter of II. 11.
Catoe Esq., all of the Buffalo
section. The ceremony took
place at the residence of Judge
Amos West, he officiating before
h large audteiice, estimated at
150, which gives ample testimony
to the popularity of the younjj
couple to whom, naturally we
' extend heartiest congratulations,
feeling assured that the groom
will promptly insure his lift
during this and succeeding years
by taking out and keeping up
u paid annual subscription to
The People.
Mr. Purdy Sowell aud Miss
Etta Melton were happily joiucd
iu the bonds of matrimony on
the Gth iust., by Hon. J. A. Munn,
N. P., ull of the parties of the
Buffalo section. Wo exteud as be
fore, congratulations, and would
suggest to the happy groom that
lie follow the expected example
of Mr, Holley, in which event
he will certainly have to support
Mrs. Sowell for a period of one
year.
It is with great pleasure thai
we record the marriage on last
Sunday of Mr. J. J. Owens aud
Miss Anna Clurk of Delvalb.
Both of these young folks are
favorites of ours, and as one ol
the parties to the contract is a
subscriber, aud the other has
for years placed "The People"
under the pillow every night,
for luck, we predict for them a
long and happy life.
Married, at Antioch church on
the evoniuir of Dec. 2Urd, 1900,
by Rev. J. W. Davis, Mr. C. T.
Trapp and Miss Desser Davis.
We cordially congratulate the
couple, aud wish them long life
und happiness.
fj?ht*
A white Hull Bitch with brown
ours. Lost abou i two weeks ago .
Had chain on. Reward if re
turned to A. Ij, Wat kins, at Par
lor Meat Market.
F. Leslie Zemp's
Pharmacy.
'Phone 30.
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Happy New Year
to all.
PERSONAL
I ? Mr. W. T. Hammond, well
r und f?*voribly known here, now
of Darlington, spent a day or
so with us la&t week.
? Mrs. W. W. Coney of Chap
1 who has beeu visitfhg ber
pareuts here," Mr. sun Mrs. W.
C. Hough', has returned to her
botne.
? Mr. Moultrie Billings of
Lancaster, was with us lust week,
visitiug friends und relatives.
He looked und acted like the
same old Moultrie.
? Mr. P. E. Matliis, now of
Greenville, arrived in the city
on Monday night for a brief visit
to friends and relatives. We
were glad to meet him once
more.
? Cant J. J. Bell, who has
been visiting friends and rela
tives and friends in Alabama for
the last few weeks, has returned
apparently mucli improved for
his brief period of recreatiou.
? We regret very much the de
parture from onr community of
Dr. A. Weinburg and family.
The doctor has established an
office in our little suberb, Sum
ter. We wish him aud his, all
good fortune.
? Mi*. R. C. Bruce, formerly a
promiuent citizen of this county,
but who is uow nu equally promi
nent life insurance agent at New
berry, has been with us during
the past few days. He culled
and renewed his life policy with
The People. Call some more
Hob.
? It was with a very con
siderable decree of pleasure that
we grasped the hand last week
of one of our earl iest friends, Mr.
Robert A. Mickle, who is uow a
resident of Citronella, Ala. We
had not seen him in uiauy years,
and were glad to learn that he
was still prospering although
still single.
? The editor has been some
what iudi&|K>sed lately. A care
ful diagnosis of our case by our
s>ook-keeper physician shows a
aiore or less acute case of Elc
fthu/lti* Pockelbookctubus. This,
oeiug interpreted, means that
our ]x>cUetbook looks as if an
flephaut had stepped 011 it. A
sovereign remedy for our dis
ease is said to be frequent ap
plications of Greenback, Sterl
ing Silver or Gold Standard
piasters. Couie 011 with them,
subscribers and advertisers.
Long Live The Kin-!
is the popular cry throughout Kuro
|K*ait countries*; while in America, the
try of the present day is "Long live
Dr. King's Ne*v Discovery, King ef
I'hroat Mild Lung Jlemediea!" of
which Mrs, JiiIih Uyder Paine, Truro,
Mass., says: 4* 1 1 never fails to give
iiuiuediate relief nud to quickly cure
.? cough or cold." Mrs. Fame's opin
ion is shared by a majority of the in
habitants of this country. New Dis
covery eu res we:ik lungs and sure
I liroats after all other remedies have
lulled; and for coughs and colds it's
the only sure eure. Guaranteed by F.
Leslie Zeiup, Druggist. 50c and $i.(K).
Trial bottle free.
CurcH UIihhI, Skin Dlwiwo* Can
cer. Orcutot llluu i Puri
fier Free.
If your blood is impure, thin, dis
eased, hot or nil I of humors, if you
have blood poison, cancer, carbuncles,
eating sores, scrofula, eczema, itching,
risings and bumps, scabby, pimply
.-.kin, bone paius, cat irrli, rheumatism,
or any bl.?od or skin disease, take
Uoianic lllood halm (II. B. H.) Moon
?ll sores Ileal, aches and pains stop and
the blood is made pure and rich.
Druggists or by express $1 per large
bottle. Sample free by writing Itlrtod
Balei Co., Atlanta, Ua. li. K. K. is es
pecially advised for chronic, deep
seated esses, as it cures after all else
fails. At F. Leslie ZenipV
Card of Thanhs.
The thanks of myself and
family.are hereby heartily and
gratefully extended to t he friends
and citizens who rendered us as
sistance during the recent fire
which d?Airo.yed the residence
occupied by us. Kindness, such
as we received during that ter
rible experience can never be
forgotten.
Very truly,
.las. M. Stewart.
It I'ligiOMM.
Tim llieme of the sermon lo be
delivered by Uev. L*. A. Mitchell
at tlm Baptist church on next
Sunday morning will bo "The
Supreme Mission of the Church. "
At night, the sectmd of The
Sailing Series wiil Imj on "Tem
pest Tossed." This series of
sermons bid fair to become very
popular. We are informed that
i We congregation 011 last Sunday
night was much larger than
usual, the fact lo be attributed
we guess to the newspaper men
tion that the series mentioned
would begin on that date.
Rev. J. B- Taylor, the pastor
of the DeKalb street Methodist
church (colored) is having circu
lated a petition, requesting ajd
in the rehabilitation of the
chinch edifice. Tne object is
worthy, and we hope his appeal
will meet with generous re
8 1 ton se from the public.
He requests us to say that his
sermon on next Sunday morning
will be devoted to "The Colored
Minister, his duties and He
sponsibiJiUe*. "
BREVITIES.
? The finest Range* and Cook
ing Stoves at W. Geisenhei oner's.
? Our lady readers should in
terest their husband -brother
father or sweetheart subscribers
in our clubblug offer. Great
thing.
Office Furniture, D*sks, Re
volving Chairs, &c., &c., at W.
Geisenheimer's
? Note Mr. H. L. Watkins new
ad of Chase & Sanbouru coffee
aod teas. *
We kuow the goods, and there
is nothing better.
? Pull lineof Machine Needles,
Shuttles and Bands at W. Gei
senheimer's.
? For Easels, Frames and fine
Pictures go to W. Geiseuhei
mer's.
? Dou't pass over the card of
The Amusement Company which
appears in this issue. The
young men are clever, uud the
prizes good.
? "Now Home*' Sewing Ma
chiue. W. Geisenheimer, Agent.
Sold for cash or on installment
plan.
? Curtains, Portierres and
Shades in endless variety at W.
Geisenheimer *s.
? Your attention is called to
fclio new ad. of the Blitcli Cab
bage Co. All plants from that
section are gocd, so no mistake
will be made in one or tlie other
of oar advertisers at Meggetts.
? Mat trasses, Spreads and
Bedsteads at all prices at W.
Geisenlieimer's.
Possesses wonderful medicinal power
over tl:e human b<?dy, removing all dis
orders from your system, in what
llnllister's Rocky Mountain Ten will
<1<?. Make* you well, keeps you well.
85 cent*, Tea or Tablet*.
Zeuip & Del':;**.
? For the best tilings in
Rugs, Carpets and Matting go
to W. Geisenlieimer's
Pnilils up waste ti unties, promotes
appetite, iui|H-oves digestion, induces
refreshing sleep, gives renewed
strength mid health. That's what
llollister's Ilocky Mountain Tea dues.
85 cents. Zciup & Del'ass.
? Wood and Coal Heaters at
lowest prices at W. Geiseuhei
iii er*s. i
? "When calling on any of our
ad /ertisers. don't fail to men
lion that you saw their ad in
"The People. " It costs yon
nothing, and proves your frieud
ship for us.
That's the house the Doctor built, j
The biggest house you see;
Thank goodness ho don't get our
money, ? I
For we take llollister's Ilocky Moun- |
taiu Tea. Zemp A Del'ass. j
? Best makes Piano and Or
gans. W. Geisenheimer, Agent.
Sold for cash or on installment
plau.
? Medium and high grade fur
uiturc. Sold for cash or on in
stallment plan by W. Geisenhei
mor. See him before buying.
Tlic Charming Woman
is not necessarily one of perfect form
slid features. Many a plain woman
who coul I never serve as an artist's
model, possesses those rare finalities
(list all the world admires; neatness,
clear tyes, clean smooth skin and that
sprighlliuess of step and action that
neco'iipa ny good health. A physically
weak woman is never attractive, not
even to herself. Electric. Hitters re
stores weak woman, give strong nerves,
bright eyes, smooth, velv.-ty skin,
beaut i fill complexion. Guaranteed at
K. Leslie Zemp, Druggist. 6'Jo.
Tourists in Camden.
Special to The State.
C.imdeu, Jan. 5. The follow
ing guests Have registered at
I lie tourist hotels during the past
week:
I-Iobkirk Inn ? Messrs. Luther,
Harry L. and Weston Loo mis of i
Now ttocliulle, N. Y., Mr. and '
Mrs. Herver Hates, Indiana po I
lis; Mrs. John Perrin and son,
Indianapolis; Mr. L M. Palmer,
Stoninglon, Conn.
The Kirk wood ? Mr. Victor
Sorcher, New York city; Mr.
Gordon Follows, New York city;
Mr. Lloyd Warren, New York
cit> ; Mrs. I). I<\ Letting well,
Cleveland; Miss Lefiingwell,
Cleveland; Miss Leften, New
York city; Miss Cora Thompson,
New York city; Mrs J. 13. Mur
ray, New York city; Mrs. Craw
ford, New York city; Mr. Clin
ton Burlin. New York city: Dr.
and Mrs. Otto Caul), Pittsburg;
Mrs. (3. C. Hax, Pittsburg; Mr.
and Mrs. Bonj. T. Ward, Pas
saic, N. J ; Miss Ivory Beecher,
Passaic, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. W.
Livingston HHien, Washington;
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Stowe, Phila
delphia; Miss M. W. Pearson,
New York city; Miss J 8 Young,
New York city.
The Court Inn ? Mr. and Mrs.
William K. Iliumau, New York
city; Mr. ami Mrs. A. J. Stewart,
'New York city; Mr. Calder IJ.
Stewart, New York city; Judge
and Mrs. E. F. Berghain, Wash
liugtou; Mr. and Mrs. Rugene
DeForest, New Haven; Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Hale, Klizabcthlowu,
N. Y.; Mr. Johu Caswell, and
servant, Jiostou.
cirri. Cold in HoaO.
KrrtnolO Choc<#l?t?-? k*x*tiv>.- Quinine.
to hVf vt(J qilklt to cvt? i &UI iu livad rlJ moi
I fltsMfc
Cards.
Having sold to Messrs. J. P.
Lewis' & Company my entiro
stock and good will therein, of
staple and fancy groceries, to
gether with all other depart
ments of the business formerly
conducted by me, with the ex
ception of my fresh meats de
partment, I take this method of
thaukmg the public generully
for their generous patronage in
the |>ast, and solicit a continu
ence of the same in the fresh
meats department reserved by
me. I will oe glad too, to have
you all coutinue the former p*f
ronago so kindly extended to uie
in the past to Messrs. Cewis &
Company' in the departments
purchased of me by them.
Respectfully,
E. S. Nettles, Sr.
In connection with the above
card of Mr. E. S. Nettles,
Sr., we will say that we
will consider it a pleasure to
coutinue to serve you in your
wants for auytlnng in the line of
staple and fancy groceries, fruits
vegetables, <&c , &c. , at as low
prices, aud of as high quali
ty us you cau obtain any were,
giving you at the same time quick
and good service in the matter
of delivery. Your especial at
tention is called 1o our line of
Heinz' Pickles and fruits. We
will appreciate and endeavor to
deserve a continuation of the
patronage formerly extended to
Mr. Nettles, and will also be
glad to serve any new patrons
who may come our way.
Yours truly,
J. P. Lewis & Company.
Tlic Homccrolt nmi the Negro.
It is wonderful what u variety
of "problems'* tho Homecraft
idea would settle if properly ap
plied. Talce the negro problem,
for instance, brought once more
into active discussion by the
horrors of the Atlanta riots.
Gather the negroes into home
croft settlements, where each
family can cultivate an acre or
so of ground and not only culti
vate but own it, as the reward of
moderate thrift. Let instructors
be provided to direct them in the
most advantageous disposal of
their toil. It would be really
better than the "forty acres and
a mule," which so many of thorn
thought they were to get at the
close of the Civil War: and it
would bring results, ill improved
habits, order aud > iudnstry,
which might suf prise some of
those who, 1 1 Ice Senator Tillman,
would by a '.'passport system,"
reduce all negro laborers to the
condition of ticlcet-of-leavc men.
You cannot make a white man
of a negro, but you can make a
much better uvern&o uegro of
him if you let him enjoy, in ever
so modest a degree the benefits
which coine with a sense of
ownership in a home. And such
ownership would not necessarily
lessen his availability as an agri
cultural laborer on the larger
farms where he is so much need
ed. ? Maxwell's Talisman.
AVilliaiu ?J. IlivctH,
We acknowledge with pleasure,
the receipt of a pamphlet ac
companied by portrait, of the
life and educational work of
Prof. Wm. J. lli vers, who is now,
at the advanced age 84 years,
spending Ihe remainder of a well
spent life in the c.ty of Balti
more, Md. Prof, ttivers is per
haps the most distinguisned of
the long line of educators that,
this State has produced, we
commend the regular edition t<>
our patrons and readers.
- This edition can bo obtained
from the Hon. W. A. Courtney,
Columbia, S. C.
The Page Fence.
The Best. Carbon Spring
Steel Wire Fencing of
Any Height.
All styles. Can furnish you
and place in position anything in
Lawn, Cemetery, ? Stoelc and
Farm Fencing, and guarantee
satisfaction in quality of goods
and price of same.
Can furnish you selection from
forty or more styles of
Wrought Iron Fencing.
Address all inquiries to
R. B. ROSS, Agent,
Blaney, S. C.
| Dec. 20 '06.
. The
Amusement Parlor
Indoor Baseball,
I^ong Range Shooting,
Novelty Shootifig,
and Knife Rack.
. Everybody is cordially invited to
! call. The Parlor hi open day
and night. : : s : :
ONE DOOR SOUTH OP
POSTOFFICE,
LISTEN.
THE HQ SALE
Inaugurated by
H. L. 6ILMORE & eo.
Still Going on at
NATHAN LEVY'S,
THE CLOTHIER
LOOK FOR THE BIG BLUE SIGN.
BIG REDUCTIONS IN ALL
DEPARTMENTS.
MUSIC AND SINGING
"FREE TO ALL.
Tax Returns.
Office of County Auditor,
Kershaw County.
Camden, S. (5., Dec. 10, UN Ml.
Noti.ro is hereby given that the Au
ditor'* office for receiving State mid
County Tax Returns will be open from
January Jst, PH)7, to February 201 h,
PJ07.
The dates of the appoiutuieiitiiicut
at which the Auditor or his deputy
will visit the usual places hi the coun
ty for receiving returns are given be
low :
IJet htine, January S.
Haley's Mill. January 9.
Rower's School House, January 10.
Kirk ley 'a Store, January 11.
Kershaw, January 12.
Westville, January II.
Russell Place, January 1"?.
I.ibcrty Hill, January Hi.
Itahoii's X Roads. January 17.
Hlnney, January IH.
The law requires that all persons
owning property or hi anywise having
charge of such property either as
agent, husband, guardian, trustee, ex
ecutor, administrator, Ac., return tin
same under oath to the Auditor, who
requests all persons to he pro.;ipt in
making their returns ami save the f>0
percent, penalty which will be added
to the property valuation <f all per
sons wlio tail to make returns within
the tune | rescribcd by law.
INCOME TAX.
1'ndcr nn net of the Legislature all
persons having n gross income of
twenty-live hundred dollars or more
are required to make a return of the
same to the Auditor at the time of
making their other returns.
THE POLL TAX.
All citizens of this State bet ween the
ages of twenty-one and sixty years of
age, excepting Confederate soldiers,
are required to pay a l'oll Tax of One
Hollar a year.
AU returns sent by mail must be
made out ou proper blanks ami nworn
to before some oillcer qualified to ad
minister said oath, otherwise they will
not be received at t his olllcc as returns.
The County Hoard of Equalization
will meet at the ofllce of the County
Auditor on the 4th Tuesday of March,
MN>7, for the purpose of equalizing
jiroperty, hearing complaints and pro
test*.
W. V. Jtl'gSKLL.
Auditor Kcrxlmw County.
?O YEARS'*
EXPERIENCE
Trade Marks
Designs
Copy Rights Ac.
Arijonn ?pnrttn* * *k?<rh and drurrlntlon mat
Jinlcktjr n?r?rtaln oor opinion fr?? m(i<Mh?r a?
! fc:
'P'^iainotiM, Without e>tflnr?. In tb?
Scientific American, i
A Il|n?trnf<y1 w**k1f. f.arrMt nt^.
?i ?t?on of any *<<lemiflc Journal. Twrn>n. ?3 a
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InUNN S Co,38iBm"^ New York
u oajc?. e* r w? wyMmtc?. jJ t
NEW OFFICES.
I desire to announce that I am now occupying1 the of
fices in the Watkins Building, Corner Broad and DeKalb
Streets, formerly used by Dr. Weinberg.
Ti>e gratifying increase of my
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
during the past twelve months has necessitated this
move, and for the sann> reason I have disposed of my
Fire Insurance business. I am therefore pleased to
state that I nm now in a position to give my entire atten
tion to Real Estate Transactions, Loans and Collections.
There is a larger demand for houses now thain has
ever been known in the history of Camden. Tenants
wishing to rent ALWAYS APPLY AT THIS AGENCY,
for the reason that they know that I have listed on my
register in the neighborhood of
TWO HUNDRED BUILDINGS
ot various character and can supply their demands.
This ottice receives applications EVERY DAY and to
those who wish steady and prompt returns from their
properties we commend this department.
U the same entrance as heretofore and turn to the
left at the top of stairway.
TELEPHONE NUMBER 1.
C. C. MOORE,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
Cabbage Plants. Cabbage Plants.
Celery Plants and Garden Plants of all Kinds.
We, art' now prepared to fnrnisli I In* following varieties of ('aldmgr Hunts:
Kxlra early .1 Wakefield, Charleston or larj;ir typo Wakelleld, I lender***!!
Hnerrssion ami Flat tMiteli. Also, ('-elery l'lnnli<, llfcty, Onioim and nil (Inrdrn
I I tnls. They are raised in tin* open nir and will stand irreat cold. 1'ricen in
iNohII lots, $ I '."At per thousand. Large lots, $1.00 to $1 *2."? per thousand K.O. It.,
M t s. ,S. < ?
Tin* ftxpress Company linn granted in a reduction in rate* thin ncafon over
I hose ol last year. I 'n'rs* rash ao.e.oin panic* order, plants will be m hipped CJ.
(). 1>. Count ami quality guaranteed. Your* truly,
NORMAN H. BLITCH CO., Meggetta, S. C.
ECZEMA and PII,E CUKE
FRFF Knowing tvluii if wn* to ??? ir?*r
1 llLL I will jjivr KHHK of CM A I { ( i I<;
t o mty nOticlcd n po?i t i v?* run* for K<>
y.viua, Salt HIivimh, Kryxipclas, |*i !????
jiimI Skin IMwmm'h. Inxlmit rclli*''.
hon't mitlVr Imtjrrr. Write K. W.
W 1 1,1,1 A MS, 4(H) Manhattan AyritiM',
New York. Kmc lost* Stump.
NoOca to TniNtccx.
I cannot approve school war
rants tilled out with UmuI pencil,
because the County Treasurer
will not pay tli<?m unless they
ure written with ink.
. W. 11 Turner,
Co. Supt. Kd.
Dec. 0, 1000.
Notice.
Notice is hereby jriven tliut 110
claims ntfuiwst the county for
work 011 the road or br.-dtfes oi
the county will be approved tin -
loss 'lie work was authorized by
ii member of tin; board, und the
member of the board authori
zing the work must approve the
claim beforo it is presented to
the Hoard.
,T. M. BOWKLL,
County Supervisor.
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