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local flDatter. To Liit. One cottage on LaFayette Avenue. E. C. von Tresckow. Fur Side. A few settings of Barred Piy month Rock and Buff Wyandotte eggs for sale at $1 per setting. t Apply at this office. Private School. Miss Kennedy has reopened her pri\ ate school especially or ganized for the children of tour ists. Primary, Grammar School and High School branches taught. Any further information de sired may be obtained at the residence of Mr. A. D. Kennedy. Found. A Gold Signet Ring. Owner can recover same by calling at this office, proving property and paying for this notice. For Sale. Telegraph instrument. Sepa rate key and sounder with bat tery. Apply at this office. Also a Balletto Game Board, with complete set of balls and five cues. . The Touch That Heals la the touch of Rucklen's Arnica Salve. It's the happiest combinatisn of Ar nica flowers and healing balsams ever compounded. No matter how old the ?ore or ulcer is, this Salve will oure it. For burns, scalds, cuts wounds or piles, it's an absolute cure. Guaranteed by F, Leslie Zemp, druggist. 26c. Another Want. In addition to the active and intelligent colored pressm a n whom we advertised for last week, we want a quick-witted white boy, or youth to run our job presses^ This is pleasant work and instructive as well. B Y. P. U. We are in receipt of the pro gram for the convention of the Baptist Young People's Union, the convention to be held at the First Baptist church, Columbia, beginning April 9tn, and con tinuing through the 11th of that month. The progrom as an nounced, is a very interesting one, and the convention promi ses to be a flattering success. Hot Period Broken. The hot period came practi cally to a close on Monday by the springing up of a fairly stiff breeze. On that -day, it was snowing at the north. The full effects of the change will not be come appeareut for a day or so yet. It is earnestly hoped that the weather will not be so severe as to kill the fruit crop. A Cotton Talk. The Lancaster News an nounces that there will be a meet ing of the Lancaster County Cot ton Growors Association at Ker shaw ou April 3rd, which will be addressed by President Smith of the State Association. The Camden and Kershaw papers are requested to copy the uotice of the meeting, which we do with pleasure. Grunge Meeting. Pomona Grange No. 19, will meet with Gum Berry Grange Wednesdav, April 10th 1907. J. K. DoKay, Sec'y. our* Co. cf 'n Hoad. ?CermoU'ft Chocolate* Laxative Quinine, rat) to take and quick to cure cold in bead and to t* fcffWL. Wood's Seeds. New Stock Just Arrived. No old seed are offered for sale. Pons, Onion Sets, and Package seeds of large va riety. : : : : : Remember Wood's Seeds are grown es pecially for planting in the South. All guaranteed. :: This month you can plant Cabbage, Lettuce, Radish, Beets and Onions. Also Pausy Seed. * : F. Leslie Zemp's Pharmacy. jP Doors Above PostoffWce. PERSONAL ? Mr. E. M. Hendrix retarned from Columbia on Saturday night ? Mr. James I.? Villepigue of New York, la visiting bla mother at this place. Later: Messrs. Jas. and W. I. Villepigue left on Mouday night for Washington. ? Mrs. Henry G. {Browne and daughter, Mian Katie, spent Saturday with friends at Sumter.. ? Ex-Sheriff Manly Smith of Lee county, spent last Thursday with his brother>in-law, Mr. T. Benton Bruce. ? Mr. Jos. McCaskill has moved into the cottage on De Kalb street recently vacated by Mr. R. P. Gilford. ? Mr. John F. Jenkins of El berton, Ga., spent last week with Mr. G. G. Alexander (bis father in-law) and family. ? Capt. S. J. Benton, the genial proprietor of the Benton Hotel at Kershaw, was in the city on Saturday. ?Mr. S. J. T. Young of Dal zel paid us one of his infrequent calls on Wednesday of last week. Come of tener, John ? Mr. Robert ? Workman of Birmingham, Ala., is here on a visit to relatives. Bob is as stout and jolly as ever. ? Mrs. W. G. Adams of Rock Hill came down on Friday to spend a few days with her hus band, Capt. W. G. Adams. ?Mrs. E. Scott Brown is hav ing her residence on Broad street painted and given a general overhauling. The improvement is marked. ?Mr. Connell, the sil ver plater, is sick at his room in the Camden hotel. He is suf fering from poison used in his plating process. ? Capt. C. E. Boynton of the Camden Water, Light and Ice Company has taken over the ice business formerly conducted by Mr. G. W. Crosby. ? Mr. " Frank L, Zemp, Jr., spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. F. Leslie Zemp, returning to his home on Monday evening. ? Mrs. E. J. Brunson of Flor ence, returned to her home on Monday evening after a visit of several weeks to her sister, Mrs. M. E. Schrock and other rela tives here. WS hope she will soon repeat the visit. New Paper. We acknowledge receipt of No. 1, Volume 1 of the Edgefield News, and take pleasure in en tering the new aspirant for fame and wealth on our list of ex changes. The valedictory is well written and shows plainly that the writer is no tyro in journalism. The News is published by Calhoun & Covar, Mr. Win. P. Calhoun, a prominent lawyer of Edgefield being the editor. VVe wish the firm much success. Ricliard Carroll to Lecture. We take pleasure in announc ing that on the night of April 1st, (next Monday night) the Rev. Richard Carroll will de liver one of his famous lectures at the Camden opera house. The lecture is intended for both white and colored, and it is said to abound in good advice, sound logic, and wit and humor. Wo hope that a large audience will meet or face the speaker. Ad mission free. ? The ingredients for com posing that Grippe cure can be found at Dr. P. Leslie Zemp's. FItch. We are informed that on last Sunday, ten or twolve railroad cars were destroyed by fire at Converse siding on the line of the 8. A. L. in West Wateree. It is presumed that the tire was caused by sparks from a pass ing engine. We learn also that on Sunday night, the saw mill of Mr. J. L. Guy, which was located just back of Lugoff, was destroyed, together wit.h several thousand feet of lumber. Wo have no in formation that this loss was caused by engine sparks. We neglected to mention that the fire loss at the Converge siding included two cars of fer tilizers. It is said that there were several forest tires in the West Wateree section last week, but we have not been able to locate them. Health in the Raiial Zone. The high wages paid make It a mighty temptation to our young arti sans to Join the (prce of akilleil work men needed to oonstrunt thh Panama Canal. Many are restrained however hy the fear of fev**r? and malaria. It is the knowing onea? -those who have lined Elrctric Bitters, who go there without this fear, well kndwfng they are safe from malarious Influence with Klictric Bitters on liand. Cures blood poison too, biliousness, weakness and aliatojnach, liver and kidney troubles. Guaranteed by F. Leslie Zemp, drug gist, QQc. BREVITIES. ? The article on "Com Cul ture" in this issue ought to in ter eet everv farmer. Bead It farmers, and profit by it. ? Note the "Wood Sawed*' ad of Messrs. Wnl taker & Burnet. 8awed stove, or house wood beats hand-chopped to death as all of it is even in length, and that the right length. Mary?- Dark circles under the eye* Indicate a sluggish circulation, torpid liver and kidney. Exercise and Hol lister's Rocky Mountain Tea will make yon well and beautiful. M oents. Tea or Tablet*. Zemp & DePau. ? Note Mr. H. L Watkins new ad of Chase 6 Sanbourn coffee and teas. We know the goods, and there is nothing better. ? Have you planted your gar den? If not, now is your time. A good garden saves many a dol lar during the summer and fall months. ? Does nobody own that gold signet initial ring we advertised lost week? It would seem so as no one has called for it. Are jou tired, fagged out, nervous, sleepless, feel mean? Hollister's Rooky Mountain Tea strengthens the nerves, aids digestion, brings refreshing sleep. 86 cents, Tea or Tablets. Zemp & DePass. ? Merchants and business men generally should read our clip ping in this issue on "What Ad vertising does.*' The talk we sometimes hear that "advertis ing don't pay" is too thin to wash. It does pay, especially when judiciously done. ? Your attention is called to the correspondence betwe e n Messrs. C. W. Birch more and W. D. Trantham published else where in this issue. It reflectsj credit upon both parties, es pecially Mr. Birclimore, whose act of withdrawal from the con test is a very graceful one. ? When calling on any of our ad/ertisers, don't fail to men tion that you saw their ad in ??The People." It costs you nothing, and proves your friend ship for us. ? One of our subscribers bought last week two pounds of pure Georgia Kattlesuake water melon seed from Dr. F. Leslie Zemp, and has promised us the biggest melon raised from them. Anything less than a sixty pounder will fail to satisfy us. ?Another subscriber set a hen lust week. Seeing our moan for chickens, he called and prom ised us half of the chicks he raises from tbe eggs he set un der that hen. We reminded him that one fat hen in the hand is worth a half dozen chickcns yet unhatcbed. ? The banks of Edgefield are complaining of a scarcity of silver. The Edgefield Adver tiser tritely remarks that this is one time that the banks and tho newspaper men are some what alike ? both need silver in their business. ? The practice games of polo between the local elevens (or whatever you call it) are said to be very interesting. The gttuies arc for the purpose of getting prepared to do up the New Or leaus people when they come to us. Accl<lcnts. Mr. Jus. T. Burdell recently had the misfortune of having the first joint of the middle finger of his right hand cut off by the machinery at the Sumter Ice Plant. Mr. P. H. Arrants had his right hand painfully mutilated by the machinery of his saw mill near Beuluh ou Thursday of last week. He came to town and had the wounds dressed by Dr. W. J. Dunn, who was compelled to amputate the two first joints of the first finger and the first joint of the second, or middle finger. This is the second accident that has happened to the same hand. In the first, Mr. Arrants lost a thumb. This last occurrance is generally regretted. On last Friday night, while skating at the rink, Miss Sallie Alexander, a daughter of Mr. *J. E. Alexander, fell and broke her right arm just above the wrist. The many friends of the young lady sincerely sympathise with her. WOOD SAWED BY MACHINERY. ANY LENGTH. Why worry over stove wood being too long? Why warp and ruin a valuable stove or range by being forced to leave the doors open because of wood be ing cut the wrong length? WE HAVE THE REMEDY. 'Phone 47, or call on Whitakcr & Burnet. PROCLAMATION. State of South Carolina ? Executive Department. I To the Commlttloflert of Station for the Count jr of Kershaw; ? Wherwi a uoanojr txlrto In the office of Judge of PMtate for the County of Kershaw, caused by the death of J. B. Pbelp*. who was elected at the General Election in 1900 : Whereas the unexpired term is for a longer period than one year, and oau only be filled by election : ? Now Therefore, yon are hereby re quired to order an election forjudge of Probate for Kershaw County, to serve the remsinder of the term for wbioh J. B. Phelps was elected : The polls to be opened the Hist Tues day in April, the 2nd, A. D., 1907, and the election to be coniluoted according to the laws regulating the General Elections. In Testimony Whereof, I have here unto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the State to be affixed at Columbia, this the 28th day of Feb ruary, A. D., 1907 and in the One Hun dred and Thirty-first year of the In- , dependence of the United States of I America. M. F. ANSEL, Governor. By the Governor : R. M. McCowk, Secretary of State. Notice of Election. State of South Carolina, Kershaw, County. In accordauce with otie above Proc lamation by the Governor, notiee is hereby, given that an election will be held at the voting precincts prescribed by law in Kershaw County on Tues day. April 2nd, 1007, for Judge of Probate, to serve the remainder of the term for which the late J. B. Phelps was elected. Before the hour fixed for opening blie polls Managers and Clerks must bake and subscribe the Constitutional oath. The Chairman of the Board of Mana gere can administer the oath to i the other members and to the Clerk ; a Notary Public must administer the oath to the Cnairman, The managers elect their Chairman and Clerk. Polls at each voting place must be opened at 7 o'clock a. in., and closed at 4 o'clock p. m. The Managers have the power to fill a vacancy and if none of the managers attend, the citizens can appoint Ironi among the qualified voters, the Mana gers who after being sworn, can con duct the election. At the close of the election, the Managers and Clerk must proceed pub licly to open the ballot boxes and count the ballots therein, and con tinue without adjournment until the same is completed, and make a state ment of the result aud sign the same. Within three days thereafter, the Chairman of the Board, or sqtue one designated by the Board, must de liver to the Cjinmisoioners of Election the poll list, the boxes containing the liallots and written statements of the results of the election. The followiug Managers have been appointed: Camden? E. B Cantey, J. D. Deaa, C. C. Vaughan, Rabon's X Roads ? R B Williams, A. B. Rabon, R. T . Jackson. Blaney ? J. M. Thornton, John T. Ross, J. M. Wood. Lang's Mill ? J. M. Porter, B. Am nions, J. N. Jones. Bethune ? R. W. Hammond, N. A* Betliune, J. K. Folsom. Westville ? W. L. Gaskins, D. G. Fletcher, J. A. McI>owell. Buffalo School House ? C. A. John son, J. R. Catoe, J. M. Sowell. Brewer's Store ? I). K* llough, C. M. Hougb, J. H. Addison. Liberty Hill ? A. G. Jones, G. R. Clements, W. C. Cunningham. McLean's Branch ? Alex. Shaw. R. K, West, W. 11. Collier. Mt. Zion ? C. C. Myers, W. L. Stokes, C. B. Spradley. Stock tou ? J. J. Thompson, N. B. Workman, Jesse Hammond. Hanging Rock ? N. B. Taylor, F. P. Truesdell, W. L. Croxton. Kirkley 's Store? W. E. Elliott, S. A. West, T. R. Kirkley. The Managers at each precinct named above are requested to delegate one of their number to secure boxes, tickets, etc , at the office of The Cam den Chronicle on Saturday, March 80th. 1907. ' w. l. Mcdowell, R. B. ELLIOTT, T. S. NELSON. Commissioners ol State and County Elections for Kershaw County, S. C. Ml rch 14th, 1007. 2* 55 9 Sj O-^ c* o o> o a ? 3 1 o- 5* 00 e s OP a. s i" s. ft *1 I/<>st and Found. Loat, between 0 :30 p. m., yesterday iind noon today, a bilious attack, with nauaea and aick headache. Thia loss was occasioned by finding at K. Leslie Zeinp's drug store a box of Dr. King's New M|e Pills, the guaranteed curt* for biliousness, malaria anil jaundice . V* c. Get The Habit \ Grand Display of Spring Styles in Clothing for Good Dressers at Nathan Levy's, The Clothier. Some men always look well-dressed ; their clothes keep in order no matter how much or how long they are worn. U That's our HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES. That's the kind of Clothes we offer you here. All wool, tailored right, fit right and priced right. :::::: IN FURNISHINGS we offer you the best that the market af ' fords. Everything new, Neckwear of the latest, Shirts that fit. A look will convince you that we are leaders in Men's Wearing Apparel in Camden. : : : : : : ALL MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED. TO. ONE PRICE TO ALL. NATHAN LEVY, THE CLOTHIER. MONUMENTS AND TOMBSTONES. Vermont Marble Co9 8. Best Designs. Est. E. O. McCreight. DENTAL, CARD. The undersigned respectfully informs his frieuds and patrons that he has resumed his practice. I. H. Alexander, D. D. S. Office hours from 9 a.m. to 5p.m. Money To Loan On improved farm lands in K*rsl>aw County. On loans up to $1,000, 8 p?-r cent. On sums over that amount 7 |>?*r cent. No commissions charged. Li. A. Wittkowsky, Camden, S. C. or C. L. Winkler, 45 Broadway, New York Notice to School Tcachers. I positively cannot approve pay warrants for any teacher who has not a certificate regis tered in this County. Teachers who hold certificates from other counties or those who have di plomas from tho adopted Col leges of this State, will please have them registered before pre senting their first claim for ap proval. The following is a list of adopted colleges: University of South Carolina. Wofford College. Furmnn University. Clemsou College. S. C. Millitary Academy. Erskine College. Newberry College. Greenville Female College. Charleston Colloge. Chicora College. Limestone Female College. Converse Col lego. Columbiu Female College. Presbyterian College for Wo men. ? Winthrop College. Lander Female College. Presbyterian College of S. C. Due West Female College. Memminger Normal School. (Colored.) Claflin University. State Colored College. Benedict College. Avery Normal Institute. Allen University. Harbison College. W, B. TURNER, Hup't. of hid. Kershaw <Jo. Feb. 16, 1900 SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Schedules Effective Jan. 27, 1007. To Washington, Hew York and East. 44 Philadelphia 12 r>2 pin I ?!"? pm 44 New York Si 15 pin I 1") pin Pullman sleeper and Southern Railway diuing cars from Hock Hill. Trains arrive at Camden from north 8 55 a in and 12 noon. From south and west 12 05 p m and 0 20 p m. For illustrated matter about "The Land of the Sky," "Beau tiful Sapphiro Country," and Winter Itesorts, apply to the un dersigned. Lv Camden *12 ()."? pin +(; i>o pi, | 2 ?!?> pin u >2(1 pin :t-? pm 11 :$;{ pin 7 :*"> am 10 1 r> am in I "? am 1 1 :i2 am Ar Hook II ill 44 Chariot le 44 Washington 44 Baltimore To Columbia and Ashevillc. Lv ('nmrii'ii j -S f>.-> ; Ar ( 'oluuihia II j;, 1 Ar Spurt unhurt I ArTr.yon fi ,0 Ar IIi'iit!?'rsoiivilli? i; 2."> i Ar Aslu'\ 1 1 !<? 7 T'li ! 0 , Solid train with Chair and (. fo Car from Kin^villo to Asl villo without chanjro. To Charleston, Atlanta and West. Lv < 'iiiimIcii *2 I "> p r:i l,v lira wlivillt' 7 ~0 |> i:? Ar ( ' liar s |.*> p m Ar Aiki'ii H 10 p lit Ar Augusta 0 l"> |? m Ar Atlanta f> 00 a hi Ar Chat lanon<ja ]'? 1"?a in Ar < 'inciniiat (i S :10 p nt Ar St Louis 7 JW a i!i Pullman sleeper Hranchvillr to Atlanta connect in?j wil li sli-<?n or and dining car to Cincinnntt i t Daily excrpt Sunday. * Daily. For full information consult W. S. COOPER, Agent, Camden, S. C. R. W. HUNT, Div Passenger Agent, Charleston, S. C. GEO. B. ALLEN, Asst Gen D,\ss Agent, At^ntfi, Gs. Not ice to Trust com. I cannot approve school war rants filled out witli lead pencil, because llie County Treasurer will not pay tlieni unless they are written with in If. W. II Turner, Co. Supt. Ed. Dcc. 0, 1900. ECZEMA and PILE CUKE FRFF Knowing wlint it wns to stifler I IxLL | win give FHKK of ClI AIM JK to any afllietetl a positive onre for Ke zetnn, Halt Khenin. Kr>sipela??, Piles mid Skin Diseases. Instant relief. Don't snftYr longer. Write K. W. WILLIAMS, NK> Manhattan Avcmie, New York. Enclose Stamp. Teachers' Examination The next regular semi-annual exmination of teachers will bo held tit the Court House Friday and Saturday, April 10th and i!0th beginning nt 0 o'clock a. m. No one will be permitted to take the examination unless they are present on Friday. Please note this fact and don't ask to be taken in on Saturday, W. R Turner, Supt. of Education. L. V. Trembley, Expert Blacksmith and \Vliocl\vri|;hl. Kopairiti^ in both linos A SPECIALTY. I mil occupying tlio Mr,. Hall on li?w(?r llroa<1 S<M wlicrc I will bo |>l(>as<Ml to rccolvo Your I'lilrotui^'* REAL, ESTATE and Collecting Atfcut. All persons having Ural F.state f? t sale or ivnt , are re<|iie!?te<l to **:i 1 1 ? m me f.?r information. Those within,; to hoy or n nt llefil Katnte, are .?!-?> requested to rail on me. All claims placed in my hamls f..r collection will receive prompt atlen lion. < 'all on nip lit Mr. W. A. Hehrock' olllce (Till! I'eOple'* ollicc,) < ;i ? : I ? ? ; i rt. C. fi d Aloxamlrr