The people. (Camden, S.C.) 1904-1911, April 18, 1907, Image 3
local toatter.
To Let,
One cottage on LaFayette
?Avenue.
E. C. von Tresckow.
For Sale.
A few settiugs of Barred Ply
mouth Rock and* Buff Wyandotte
eggs for sale al ?1 per setting.
Apply at this office.
Oat of Sight.
"Out of Right, out of mind," is an
old saying which applies with vprcial
force to a fore, burn or wound that's
been treated with Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. It'* out of sight, out of mind
?nd out of existence. Piles too and
chilblains disappear under its healing
influence. Guaranteed by F. Leslie
Zemp, Druggist. 26c.
Y Found.
A Gold Signet Ring. Owner
can recover same by calling at
this office, proving property and
paying for this notice.
Approaching Completion.
The new reel house ou Clies
nut street which is being" con
structed by contractor W. G.
Adams, is rapidly nearing com
pletion, as is the dispensary an
nex for the accommodation of
> the bottling plant.
His Dear Old Mother.
"My dear old mother, who is now
eighty -three years old, thrives on Elec
tric Bitters," writes \V. IS. Itrunsoii,
of Dublin, tin. "She has taken them
for about two years and enjoys an ex
cellent appetite, feels strong and
sleeps well." That's the way Electric
, Hitters all'ect the uged, and the same
liappy results follow in all cases of
feuiale weakness and general debility.
Wea.lt, puny children too, are greatly
strengthened hy them, Guaranteed
also for stoinaoli, liver and kiduey
troubles, by F . Leslie Zemp, Drug
gist. 50c-.
Hotel Victoria.
The Hotel Victoria, formerly
The DeKalb, was opened to the
public on Tuesday night, Mr.
Sample, the proprietor, and Mr.
Henderson, who will couduct the
house, both being present to do
<the honors. The house has been
thoroughly worked over, and is
now one of the most commodious
hostelries in the Stale. The
traveling public will be especial
ly pleased to know that, they will
now have a lirst class commercial
hotel to repair to ou future visits
l^to our city.
On Service.
? Jacks, Jasper and King TIal
will stand for the season at Wes
terliam Plantation.
T. V. Parker,
Manager,
f LugolT, S. C.
llnmpton Amusement Company.
This company, which is practi
cally composed of Southern poo
pie, and which is new and fresh,
is with us for the week. The
shows are clean, and of a high
order, so those who desire to
. spend an hour or so of genuine
amusement and instruction dur
ing the opening of the dull sea
son by ' way of fortification
against summer ennui, are re
commended to take the Hampton
Amusement Company's preven
tative.
Hard Times In Kansas.
The old days of grasshoppers and
drouth are almort forgotten in the
prosperous Kansas of today ; alt hough
a citizen ofCodell, Karl Shuuihiirg. has
not yet forgot tan a hard time he en- |
/countered, lie says: " I was woi ii out .
and discouraged by coughing night
and day, and c >uld find no relief nil I
tried Dr. King's New Discovery. It
took less than one hot tie to complotely
cure inc." The safest and most re
liable cough an. I cure and lung and
throat healer c\er discovered. Guaran
teed by K. I.eslie Zemp, drug store.
60c and* $1. Trial bid tie free.
Wood's Seeds.
New Stock Just Arrived.
No old seed are offered for
sale. Peas, 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
Pansy Seed. ? : :
F. Leslip Zemp's
Pharmacy.
12 poors Abovtft Postofllce.
'Pl?ou<i:iO.
PERSONAL
? Mr. H. L. Solomons of Co
lumbia paid The People a pop
call on Thursday last.
? Miss Tillie Geisenlieimer is
in New York attending a patient
in her capacity of traiued nurse.
? Col. R. W. Hunt of the
Southern Railway Company
paid us a two minutes call on
Tuesday*
? Mr. E. A. Salmond was in
Columbia on last Thursday on
business connected with the dis
pensary.
? We are glad to note Hint
Mrs. J. P. Smith, who has been
quite side for a number of days,
is considerably improved.
? Mrs. A. R. Smith of Rock
Hill is here attendju<r the sick
bed of her father, Mr. C. Nelson
who continues quite ill.
? Mrs. T. Benton Bruce is
spendiug the time of absence of
Mr. Bruce at Atlauta with rela
tives and friends at Bishopville.
? Ex-Sheriff Manly Smith of
Lee County, acconipauied by his
daughter, Miss Ruth, were in
Camden a day or so last week.
? We regret to report the
rather serious illness of Mr. W.
J. Jones at his home on Lyttle
ton street, and hope that he will
speedily improve. ,
? Miss Easter Cormier, a very
charmiug younir ^laughter of our
friend, Capt. W. J. Cormier of
Charleston, is visiting the fami
ly of Mr, J. J. Goodale ou Lyt
tletou street.
? Mr. T. Benton Bruce left
us on Monday for Atlanta, where
he will represent as a delegate
to the Baraca Association, the
Baracaclubof the Baptist church
at this point.
? Rev. T. M. McConnell, pas
tor of the Presbyterian church
at this point, accompanied by
Dr. A. A. Moore as a delegate,
were in Sumter last week in at
tendance on a meeting of Har
mony Presbytry.
BREVITIES.
? Note Mr. H. L. Watkins new
ad of Chase & Sanbourn coffee
and teas.
We know the goods, and there
is nothing better.
There are many tunica in the huid,
A? by I lit* papers you can see;
Ilut none <tT them can equal
llollisier's Rocky Mountain Ten.
Zemp & I >el*as8.
? Does nobody own that gold
signet initial ring we advertised
hist week? It, would seem so as
no one has called for it.
Five py woman appreciates a beauti
ful complexion, so iniif-.lt admired by
men. Such complexions come to ail
who use Ilollister's Jtocky Mountain
I Tea cents, Tea or Tablets.
Zemp & Pel'ass.
? Don't fail to read that ''Let
ter from Lancaster." If it is
not enough to warn our voters to
think twice before voting once,
then nothing will have that effect
except Gabriel's trumpet.
Thousands have pronounced Ilol
lister's Jtocky Mountain Tea the
irreatest healing power on e-arlh.
When medical science fails, it suc
ceeds. Makes you well. cents,
Tea or Tablets. Zemp it Del'ass.
I ? See the "Jack" ad., T. V.
Parker, Manager. Good mules
are becoming a crying need.
Jasper is a Kentucky Jack, 1;"?]
hands high, four years old, and
a sure getter. King llal is a
blocky Jack, nine years old,
weighing over H00 pounds and
I hrows tine colts.
fcity Improvements.
After a long and weary wail,
we are happy to be able to an
nounce tliat a number of our un
sightly ditches are being laid in
terra cot la piping and tilled up
We note nail leularly those
ditches on DeKalb street, west
of Main, ami on east Lyttleton,
south of DeKalb. Never will
city funds be put to better use.
Now that the good work has
been commenced we hope that
the council will continue it to a
tinish.
A Letter From Lancaster.
Lancaster, S. C.,
April 13th, 11)07.
Camden Dispensary,
Camden, S. C.
Dear Sir: We have on hand
, about 2. 000 Gal. 1, 'l.'tS and I Gal
lons houlder jugs. We bought up
these jugs here. They are empty
whisky jugs, sent in through the
Express here. If you can matte
us prices, we will be able to buy
nil you need, and sliipas wanted.
Very truly,
See editorial comincnt.
Fire.
The alarm of lire was sounded
about - o'clock on Tuesday night,
i The tire was at t he residence of
Mr. G. E. Batcman on upper
Main street. The building was
entirely consumed, Mr. Bateman,
wife and eaild barely escaping.
I None of the furniture was saved
with the exception of twotrunks
and a baby carriage. The loss
is partly covered by insurance.
Ne ttles ? I>e Loaclie.
The Lyttleton street Metho
dist church was the scene of a
more than ordinarily pleasant
occasion oir Wednesday uight,
the 10th iust., the occasion be
ing the marriage of Mr. John T.
Nettles and Miss Mary De
Lioache. The church was beau
tifully decorated, the music as
rendered by Mrs. C. C. Herbert,
liquid and soft "as a zephyr o'er
the surface of a woodland brook."
The groom was handsome and
composed, though pale. The
bride a picture of radiant loveli
ness attired in robes of angelic
whiteness. A large concourse
of friends and relative^ of the
high contracting parties wit
uessed the ceremony which was
most impressively performed by
Rev. C. C. Herbett, the pastor
of the bride.
The reception at the residence
of the bride's mother was held
from 10 to 12 o'clock. Refresh
ments were served, after which
the guests enjoyed some very
tine music by Mr. Hughes of the
College for women, of Columbia,
pianist, and Mr. Goodman of the
Kirk wood orchestra, celloist.
Mr. and Mrs. Nettles will
spend a poi'tion of the honey
moon (which we nope will last
while life cudures) iu Florida,
They will be at home to their
friends after the 24th iust., at
their home on Lyttleton street.
Mr. Klislia Hall I>rops Dead.
Spec in I to Tli?* State.
Bethune, April 14- ? Mr. Elisha
W. Hall, one of the wealthiest
farmeas ot this section, died sud
denly Saturday morning while
on his way to Lucknow in a
buggy. He was rideud along
with his nephew, when he fell
back in the buggy dead. Mr.
Hall was unmarried and was
about 63 years of age. It is
quite a coincidence that his twin
brother, Mr. Elijah VV. Hall died
very suddenly about two yeais
ago. Both these men lived to
gether all their lives, looked
alike, dressed alike and talked
in the same tone of voice. They
both died with heart diseasd,
doth died on Saturday.
The funeral services were con
ducted today at Sandy Grove M.
E. Church by the Masons.
The deceased was well known
in this com in unity. He was a
good man and a quiet, unassum
ing citizen. We extend sympa
thy to the relatives.
Polo.
The three games of polo last
week on the held of the Camden
Polo Club between Camden and
New Orleans were all won Ov
the Camden team, the first on i
Monday by a score of 2} to 1 ; !
the second ot: Wednesday, 9} to!
3; and the last on Friday, 10
to 8.
The New Orleans team are
game fighters, but were out
played and out-pouial. They
were royally entertained while
here, and left we believe with
nothing but pleasant impres
s/ions of the place and the peo
ple. The games were largely at
tended, visitors from all the
adjoining towns and cities turn
ing out in force. By this series
of victories the Camden Polo
team is justly entitled to the
claim of being the best in the
State, if not in the South.
Tlianks Uxtcnded.
We are indebted to Col. R. W.
Hunt, Division Passenger Agent
of the Southern Railway for
copies of addresses by President
VV. \Y. Kin ley of that system be
fore the Commercial Club of Bir
mingham, Ala., on March 21st,
and to employees of the road at
Spencer, N.C.. on March 23rd.
.Also the reply by the .same
gentleman to t lie toast, "North)
Carolina ami its relationsMo the I
Railroad Problem," at a banquet
? of the Merchants and Manufac
turers Club or Greensboro, N.
i C . on April 3rd. Wo 'enjoyed
I these addresses very much, and
I may remark that however much
or little of it railroad man Presi
dent Finley is, he certainly
possesses a tremendous vocabu
lary of words and is a master in
the art of stringing them to
gel her.
Dr. P. H. Mell ofClemson Col
lege also has our thaiiKs for
copy of the pamphlet "The Clem
sou Agricultural College Ex
tension Work." This is a very
interesting work, and is devoted
to a treatise of disease carrying
| insects by Prof. ('has. K. Chain
i bless.
Sale of ilic Baptist Church*
The Baptist church property
has been sold to Mr. J. K. Lang
at a pr'.ce upon which we con
gratulate the purchaser. Two
thousand dollars for property of
the description of that sold looks
to us on the surface to be a half
gift. However, the church will
not be out much as the new site
I selected will cost them only
[^250 mrtre. True, the new site
lis higher up town, being situated
on the north-west corner of
Main street and LaFuyette ave
nue, and the majority of the
I members of the church don't
mind- climbing hills to #et to
j their place of worship, so it may
be that all is well, and will end
| well.
Early Closing.
? The early closing season is
now on, but our young men and
boy clerics don't seem to know
what to do witli their hours of
liberty. There are no league ball
games to interest them. Polo is
a back number. The pool, rink
and bowling rooms have no at
tractions for many, so most of
them are forloru. We would
suggest that our garden as well
as many others needs working
because of the impossibility of
securing a colored gardner, nu
meious little repairs are needed
on a number of fences we might
mention, while Col. A. D. Ken
nedy lias a full line of fishing
tackle, for the pleasant and suc
cessful use of which you may
secure the bait from Dr. Wat
kins. There isn't a bit of ex
cuse for a dull summer- for our
clerks if they will make use of
the opportunities open to them.
lXspcitsnry Purchases.
The first quarterly purchases
of whisky, &c., by our local
board have not yet been com
pleted. We will endeavor to
give you full information in our
next issue. A number of firms
had their bids thrown out be
cause of failure to comply with
the terms of the law relating to
bids.
Silnmte Toar llowol* With Citariirrt*.
Cnr.tly Ciitliitrllc, euro i-on!jllputioii former
If c. C C full. UrucslstK refund iikhipv
Master's Sale.
iS".'' S h u* f""" ?' Cmm'
Mabel Coleman, Plaintiff,
Against
Amelia Downs, Richard Coleman and
James Coleman, Defendants
Also
Mabel Coleman, Plaintiff,
Against
Amelia Downs, Kichard Coleman and
any unknown heirs of James Cole
man, Defendants.
Under and by virtue of a decretal
order hi the above entitled action,
granted by his Honor G. E. Prince,
Circuit Judge presiding, dated April
15th, A. I). 11107, I will sell al public
outcry before the Court House door in
Camden, S. C. within the legal hours
of sale, on the first Monday in May
next A. I)., 11M7, (the 0th day; the
following described reai estate, hi par
cels and lots :
All that parcel or lot of land, with
buildings thereon, situated in the City
of Camden, as recently extended, Ker
shaw County, S. C., containing Two
(2) acres more or less, bounded oil the
North by lands formerly of Mrs. *11. ?>.
Nelson, East by lands of M. A. E.
Clyburn. South by Hen lilaek, Wwst
by road or street running North agd
South, the same conveyed by Caroline
W. Arthur to Martha Ann Coleman
by deed dated Sept. 18th, 1H02, re
corded in the o lllce of Clerk of Court
and It. M. <5. for Kershaw County in
Hook "K.K." page 8f>8.
The above described lot sub-divided
into live lesser lots as followi, the plal
of same on (He :
Lot A. Eighty-one and seven tenths
(SI 7-10) feet wide. Two hundred and
thirty-live and one half ( 285' a ) feet
deep.
Lot H. Eighty-live (N .">) feet wide,
about Two Hundred an. I thirty-dye
(286) feet deep.
Lot C. Eighty-three (Mil) feet wide,
Two Hundred and thirty (2UJ) feet
deep.
Lot 1>. Eighty-three (H;l) feet wide,
about Two Hundred and thirty (251:i)
feet deep.
Lot E. Eighty-three (S:{) feet wide,
about Two Hundred a-ul thirty (2:J0)
feet deep.
Terms of sale, one half cash, balance
in one year, secured by bond of pur
chaser and mortgage of premises sohl.
Purchaser to have privilege of paying
all cash.
L. A. WITTKOWSKY,
Master Kershaw Co.
WHAT THE KETTLE SINGS.
Kettle, oh, kettle, get onto your Job,
Sing us a song from yout perch on the hob
A kettle (see poets) should blitheeomely
sing ?
j No matter justwhat; give us anyold thing.
14 What shall I cing about- -what shall it
be?"
Kettle, oh, kettle, just sing ah jut tea.
" I've heated the water for many a brand,
I've sampled the tea-leaves from many a
land :
I've snuffed at their savor and tasted the
| And I like CHASE & SANBORN'S the
best, honest true I "
Kettle, oh, kettle, now why do you blow
For this kind so stoutly ? and bow do you
know ?
" I've seen 'em uncurl when the water'#
been hot,
; Releasing their fragrance and spice in the
pot,
I Each leaf like a jealously clutched little
hand
That held a rich gift from the far Orient
land.
I've seen 'em diffuse all their richness
there storod
Aa my apout its libation upon them haa
poured.
I've sniffed the bouquet through my long,
eager nose,
And know It's aa aweet as the Orient-lmd
rose.
And I say once again, and you listen tome.
Pe sureCHASF. & SANBORN import alt
your tea."
Fur suit* by
H. L. Watkins, Sole A^ent,
'I'Iioho No. 71.
Get The Habit
r >
I
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. H 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
NATHAN LEVY,
THE CLOTHIER.
MONUMENTS AND
TOMBSTONES.
Vermont Marble Co's .
Best Designs.
Est. E. O. MeCr eight.
Dr. I. II. Alexander,
I>ENTIST.
Office one door North of
"The People."
Money To Loan
Oil improved farm lands in Kershaw
Comity. On loansup to $1,000, Kp<T
cfiit. On sums over that amount 7 per
c.eiil. No commissions charged.
I A. Wittkowsky,
< -amden, rt.
or (J. F.. Winkler,
45 Broadway,
New York
Notice to School Teacher*.
i positively cannot ii})prove
pay warrants for any teacher
j who has not a certificate regis
tered in this County. Teachers
! who hold certificates from other
counties or those- who have di
j plomas from the 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.
WofTord College.
Fu r ma n U ni versi t y .
Clemsou College.
S. C. Millitary Academy.
Erskine College.
Newberry College.
Greenville Female College.
Charleston College.
Chicora College.
Limestone Female College.
Converse College.
Columbia Female College.
Presbyterian College for Wo
men.
Winthrop College.
Lander Female College.
Presbyterian College of S. C.
Duo West Female College.
Meinminger Normal School.
(Colored.)
Claflin University.
State Colored College.
Benedict. College.
Avery Normal Institute.
Allen University.
Harbison College.
W. B. TURNER,
Sup't. of Kid. Kershaw Co.
Feb. 10, 1900
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedules Effective Jail. 27, 1907.
To Washington,
J-v Camden
Ar llock Ilill
44 Charlotte
44 Washington
44 Kiiltiniorc
44 Philadelphia
44 New York
New York and East.
+<> 2() pill
!> 20 pin
1 1 :w pin j
10 l'? am
J 1 am
1 1"> pm
1 I", pm
*12 OS pm
2 15 put
('? #5 pm
7 J15 am
lo 15 am
12 52 pm
:< 15 pm
Pullman sleeper and Southern
Railway dining cars from Hock
Hill.
Trains arrive tit Camden from
north H r>u a m and 111 noon.
From south and west 12 07) p
m and (> L'O p m.
For illustrated matter about
"The Land of the Sky," "Beau
tiful Sapphire Country," and
Winter Resorts, apply to the un
dersigned.
To Colombia and Asheville.
Lv Camden +8 55 ji m
Ar Columbia 11 15 a in
Ar Sparc anbury :t :<r> p m
A r Try on 5 10 p in
Ar ll?Mnlrrsonvilli? 0 *25 p in
Ar A sIii-yiIW* 7 JIO p ill
Solid train with Chair and Ca
fe Car from Kingville to Asho
ville without chansre.
To Charleston, Atlanta and West.
l,v Camden *2 15 p m
1a Itranrhvillo 7 20 p in
Ar Clntrlrsloii H 45 p in
Ar Aiken N 10 p in
Ar Augusta' 0 15 p in
Ar Atlanta 5 00 a in
Ar Chattanooga lo 15 a in
Ar < 'inc.innatti x ;io p ni
Ar St honi.H 7 SV2 n in
Pullman sleeper Iiranchvillo
to Atlanta connecting with sleep
er and dining car to Cincinnati*!
t I)?ily except Sunday. * Daily.
For full information consult
W. S. COOPER, R. W. HUNT, GEO. B. ALLEN,
Agent, Div Passenger Agent, Asst Gen 0,\ss Agent,
Camden, S. C. Charleston, S. C. AM&, Ga.
Notico to Trustees.*
I cannot approve school war
rants filled out with lead pencil,
because the County Treasurer
will not pay tlieni unless they
are written with ink.
W. R Turner,
Co. Supt. Ed.
Dec. G, 1000.
ECZEMA and PILE CUKE
FRFF Knowing wlmt it was to puffer
I IVLL , w,nKivi. l'HKK of ( II A l{( ; K
to any afflicted a positive run* for Ke
zeiiin, Salt Kheuiii, Erysipelas, Pile*
ami Hkin 1 (wcawH. Instant relit1''.
Don't suffer longer. Write K. W.
W 1 1,1,1 A MS, 100 Manhattan Avenue,
New York. Enclose Stamp.
Teachers' Examination
The next regular semi annual
exminntion of teachers will bo
held at the Court Mouse Friday
and Saturday, April 10th and 20th
beginning at 9 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 Satu 'day.
W. B. Turner,
Supt. of Education.
L. V. Trembley,
Expert lilackHinith
and Wheelwright.
Repairing in both linos
A SPECIALTY,
I am occupying llio Mc.
Kali shop on JiOW?r
Itroad St., where I will
bo pleased to receive
Your Patronage.
?? ? ?
REAL ESTATE
uiid
Collecting Agent.
All pcrnonn linving IleAl K*tAte for
*Ale or rent , are rpqueitpil to call on
me fur informntion. Tlio*e wishing
to buy or rent Ileal Kutate, are also
rcqneated to mil on me.
All claim* placed In my hands for
collection will receive prompt atten
tion.
('all on me at Mr. W. A. Scliroek's
office (The People's office,) Camden,
s. <;.
G. G. Alexander,