The people. (Camden, S.C.) 1904-1911, August 22, 1907, Image 3
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Xocal flDatter.
To Let
2 Five Ilootn Houses.
Apply to
r
E. C. vou Tresckow.
Insure Your Stock.
We will insure your Live
Stock, and pay meat of
claims will be promptly made,
no matter where, when or how
teaih occurs. GREENWOOD,
*3. C.) LIVE STOCK INSUR
ANCE CO.
I. P. Holland,
Agent,
Camden, S. C.
N. B. I will also snatch your
shadow by taking 3 our photo
graph, and having same en
larged if requested to do so.
I F. H.
High Grade Jersey Cow7 for Sale.
High percentage in
Cream.' RICH YEL
LOW BUTTER. 3 Years Old.
Fresh in Millc. Address,
W. P. Swarington.
Lancaster, S. C.
To My Friends.
This will notify j'oa that after
the 24th inst. , I will bo with Jos.
Slieheen & Bro., prepared to
serve your wants in the line of
Groceries and General Merchan
dise. Give me a call.
E. M. Heudrix.
New ltoardl!<g House.
Mrs. M. L. Simmons, the
former popular hostess of the
Do K.? lb Hotel has opened a
boarding house on upper Broad
street for the entertainment of
the commercial travel. She will
welcome patrous. and make
them teel at home.
For Sate.
One Iron Safe. Combination
lock. Commodious and up-to
date. Weight about 1,500 pounds.
Apply to I. WOLFE,
Camden, S. C.
lleiitfioiis.
To friends and acquaintances in
Kershaw, County:
You will be glad to know that
I have had good meetings with
Beaver Creek and New Hope
churches, Lancaster county.
About "0 additions to those
churches within the past two
months.
J. II. Poarcy,
* Pastor, Cooks Church.
We are further requested by
Bro. Pearcy to annouuee that
the revival services previously
called at Cook Baptist church,
have boon called off for the
prcseut. Mr. Pearcy will how
ever hold the regular services at
the church morning and after
noon as usual
Neighbors Got Fooled.
"It was literally coughing my*ell to
death, and had bc.jomc too weak to
lenvo my bed; and neighbors predicted
that I would never leave it alive; but
they ur?d fooled, for thanks be to (Jod,
I was induced to try l>r. King's New
Discovery. It took just four one dol
lar hollies to completely cure the
cough and restore me to good sound
In-allh," writes .Mr.*. Kva Uncapher;
of (Jrovetown. Stark Co., Ind. This
King of cough ami cold cures, and
healer of throat and lungs, is Guaran
teed by K. Leslie Zemp Druggist, fillo
and $1.00. Trial bottle free.
DISINFECTANTS,
For All Purposes.
Hatts Chlorides 60c per qt.
Chloride Linn*. 5?Or per lb.
Carbolic Acid-crude 2f?e per pt
Cnrbolciim <'..*??? per pt.
Or cnl In l.o?? per pt.
Aim! other*.
F. Leslie Zemps'
Pharmacy.
IS Doom Above Poatoftlcc.
Pin nc' HO.
Quick Delivery.
PERSONAL
? Mr. C. 6. McKagui4^At
Henderson ville, N. C. on pleas
ure bent.
?
- ? Mr. J. R. Truesdel of Kalb
R. F. D. No. 1, was with us on
Mouday.
? Miss Josie Latham is visit
ing \rslatives and friends at
Winston-Salem, N. C.
?Mrs. T. R. Drown is nt
Charleston on a visit to her son,
Mr. Albert Brown.
? Miss Irma Kimnons of Con
cord, N. C. , is visiting Miss Zoe
Hall, on Lyttleton street
? Miss Nannie Young, of
Whitaker & Burnett spent Sun
day with relatives at Westville.
? Master Jool Hough left us
on Monday for the Jamestown J
Exposition and other points of
iu teres t.
? Mrs. Melicu Metz and two
daughters of ?t. Mathews, are
visiting the family of Mrs. W. M.
Billings of this city.
? Miss Beatrice Sheldon has
returned to her home at Colum
bia after a pleasant visit to
friends iu this city.
? M;*s. K. 13 . Young and J
daughter, Miss Daisy of Char
lotte, are almost daily expected I
on a visit to relatives here.
?Miss Annie Schute, the com
petent operator at the Central
telephone station, is at Columbia
for a few days, visiting friends.
? Father Fleming of Columbia,
?i popular priest of the Catholic
sect, held early Morning Mass
at the Catholic Chapel hero on I
last Sunday morning.
? Miss Emma Moore has re
turned to the city after a visitl
of sovoral days to relatives at
Cheraw. We welcome her home
with pleasure.
Mrs. \V. Turpin aud husband
are visiting Dr. I. H. Alexander
aud family, Mrs. Turpin will
be remembered as Miss Estell
DeHay. They are residents of
Augusta, Ga.
???Mr. J. B. Steedman, after a
pleasant summer trip in the cool
climate of North Carolina, is!
again with us prepared to pay
15 cents or more for cotton as
soon as the season opens.
Mr. Guy Gunter, the cham
pion-Base Ball manager, of the
Sumter team, who won the pen
nant for Camden last year, and
for Sumter this year, was with
us on Sunday.
Mr. E. M, Flaherty was in J
the city on Monday. He is buck- J
ing like a bronco about not get- J
ting his People. We are sorry, I
but it is not our fault, as his
paper goes into the Blaney pack
age regularly ea Ji week.
? Mr. W. A. Schrock, Jr., who
has been visiting his father for
a few days left Tuesday lor Rock
Hill where he will spend a few
days with his aunt, Mrs. E. B.
Cook, and then roturn to his
position with IJ. L. Bryan & Co.
in Columbia.
?We understand that Mr.
1 lios. J. Kirkland is in New
berry to argue the defunct Dis
pensary Election "case before
Chief Justice Pope of the Su
preme Court on a motion of ap
peal from the recent decision of
the State Board of Canvassers.
If we wore an advocate of bogus!
prohibition, wo would wish our!
friend Kirkland all kinds of good
luck in his venture, but as it
is, we have no idea that Judge
Pope will give his appeal even
passing notice.
Death.
Tlio death of Mr. II! C.
i Salmond on the morning of Au
gust 17th, came as a shock to
tlio entire community. While
all knew of his illness, and his
demise was not unexpected, the
departure from life of this big
| hearted and genial citizen has
caused a universal feeling of
sorrow. He had been a sufTerer
|,along time from rheumatism,
1 1 which coupled (we think) with
ijBright's disease tiually ended
) his existence.
|j A tfood man has gono to his
1 1 reward. A loving husband, a
^ kind father and a useful citizen
^ has passed into that bourne from
^ which no traveller ever returns,
| leaving only a memory of what
| in life represented the best type
^ of human kind. Peace to his
i ashes.
J
BREYJTIEl.
? Read Mr. C, C. Moore's new
ad. in this Issue. II la attrac
tive, and means exactly what it
says. |He is a sate agent to deal
with.
? We ckli your attention to the
ads of the*T. C. Moseley Co.
? Hon. W. Bratton DeLoache
has a professional card with us.
He |s a sound lawyer, and a gen
ial gentleman.
?We call attention to the ad.
of the Camden Carriage and
Wagon Works. Mr. Hampton is
a fine workman, and guarantees
all work.
? The newly arranged ad. of
Nathan Levy, The Clothier
wbich appeared last week if at
tracting much attention.
Transfer of Transfers.
Mr. E. F. Snyder has trans
ferred his transfer business to
Capt. W. J. Hall of this city.
Mr. Snyder retains control of
the regular livery business.
This transference of transfer
control doesn't necessarily mean
that the transfer business will
be improved, but it does mean
that it will continue to be con
ducted on the same satisfactory
basis as heretofore. Phon* 95.
All calls answered, and prompt
service rendered.
Coming Attractions at Camden
Opera House.
Barlow Minstrels; (Band and
Orchestra) Sept. 24.
Girl of the Sunny South,
Oct. 10.
The Burglar and Waif Co.,
Oct. 31.
Toyland, Nov. 7.
Hoosier Girl, Nov. 18.
A Pair of Country Kids
Dec. 4.
Shoplifter, Dec 9.
For Her Brother's Sake Co.,
Dec. 10.
An Aristocrat Tramp, (Baud
aud Orchestra) Dec. 24.
"Monte Cristo," Dec. 27.
Along the Kennebec Co.,
(Baud and Orchestra) Jan. 6 .08.
Jerry From Kerry, (Baud and
Orchestra) Jan. 24.
A Cow Boys Girl, Jan. 27.
Ole Olson, Mar. 16.
Marriages.
On Wednesday evening the
7th, inst. Mr. James Rabon and
Miss Maggie Rabon of West
Wateree, Rev. J. E. Jones
being the officiating minister.
Mr, M. N. Billings and Miss
Mattie Hay were happily united
in the bonds of matrimony at
Society Hill on the 14th, inst.
We understand that our charm
ing young friend, Mr. T. J.
Arrants acted as best man.
Our congratulations and best
wishes for a long aud happy life
go out to both these young
couples.
Job Work.
We have been somewhat de
layed recently in the delivery of
job work given us because of the
major fact that we were short of
job stock, and the minor fact
that we needed another printer.
Both of these deficiencies have
now been supplied, and we take
pleasure iu informing our pa
trons that we are prepared to
turn out their work in short or
der, and will welcome new pa
trons with u guarantee of satis
faction. We are fully equipped
to do any other job work than
an encyclopedia. If you don't
believe this assertion, try us.
Base Ball.
The game of Base Ball on last
Saturday between the Long
Branch and Hermitage Mill
teams was much enjoyed by the
large crowd present to witness
the game. It resulted in a vic
tory for the Long Branch team
by a score of 18 to nit. The bat
tery for Long Branch was Dixon
and West and for the Hermitage,
Baxloy and Moore. The features
of the game were the fine play
ing of Byron Hudson, who took
a flying leap to the plate at a
critical moment in the game, the
leap being taken when he was
about half way from third base
to home, jumping directly over
the little short stop, who had
the ball ready for Uie runner if
ho hadn't jumped. Messrs. Jno.
Dixon and Carl West also ex
tinguished themselves.
A Valuable I^esson.
"Six year* ago I learned a valuable
leMon,'* write* John Pleasant, of Mag
nolia, I ml. ?'! tlwn began taking Dr.
King'* New Life Pllla, and the longer
1 take them the better I And them."
They please everybody. Guaranteed
ft f. J^eshe^tmp, druggist. $f>c.
Very Lmt JUImi f Norfolk *umI
Return, Account 4un?rt?wa
TwCmIcmiUI KipMltlM
flaSMthMi Sftllway.
Seas ob, sixty day and fifteen
day tickets on tale daily, com
mencing April 19th to and in
cluding November 80th, 1907.
Very low ratea will also be
made for Military and Brass
Bands in uniform, . attending the
Bsaositaon.
Stop overi will be allowed on
8eason, Sixty day and fifteen
day tickets, same as on Summer
tourist tickets. . . >
For full and complete infor
mation call on Ticket Agents
Southern Railway, or write R.
W. Hunt, Divn Passenger Agt., ,
Charleston, S. C. '
fx X. Wllatkins'
"Parlor flDeat flDarket"
That's the NAME to remember
When ordering supplies for
YOUR HOME
IT STANDS FOR
The Highest Class
Groceries
The Choieest Cuts of Meat.
PROMPT SERVICE.
QUICKEST DELIVERY.
COURTEOUS TREAT
MENT.
W? Appreciate Your
Order However
SMALL.
'Phone 71.
Money 1 o Loan.
On improved farm land* in Kcrahaw
County. On loans np to $1,000, 8 per
cent. On sums over that amount 7 per
oent. No commissions charged.
L. A. Wittkowsky,
Camden, S. C.
or C. L. Winkler,
46 Broadway,
New York.
ECZEMA and PILE CURE
FRFF Knowing what it was to suffer
? liLt i W||| give FREE of CHARGE
to any afflicted a positive cure for Ec
xema, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Piles
and Skin Disease*. Instant relief.
Don't suffer longer.* Wfite P. W.
WILLIAMS, 400 Manhattan Avenue,
New York. Enclose Stamp.
THIS SPACE RESERVED
FORTHR -
Tyner Remedy
Co's.
NEW AD.
Hunting For Trouble. .
??I've lived in California 20 years
and ain still hunting; for trouble in
the way of burns, sores, wouuds, boijg*
outs, sprains, or a case of pil?stl>?t
Bucklen'a Arnica Salve won't quickly
cure." writes Charles Walters, of Alle
ghuny, Sierra Co. No use hunting,
Mr. Walters; it cures every case.
Guaranteed at F. Leslie Zemp's drug
store. 25c.
L. A. HAYNES,
Expert Blacksmith
and Wheelwright.
Repairing in both liues
A SPECIALTY.
I am occupying the Mc.
Hall nliop on Lower
Broad St., where I will
be pleased to receive
Your Patronage.
Cures Blood, Skin Dlncasc' Can
cer. Grenteat Mood Puri
fier Free.
If your blood is impure, thin, dis
eased, not or full of humors, if you
iiave blood poison, cancer, carbuncles,
eating sores, scrofula, eczema, itching,
risings and bumps, scabby, pimply
skin, bone pains, eattrrh, rheumatism,
or any blood or skin disease, take
Botanic D I ood Balm(H. B. B.) Soon
all sores heal, aches and pains stop and
the blood is made pure and rich.
Druggists or by express |1 per large
bottle. Sample i'ree by writing Blood
Balm Co., Atlanta, Oa. B, B. B. fim
pecially advised ior chronic, deep
seated cases, as it cures after all elso
fails. At F. I/eslie Kemp's.
HOLLISTXR'S
Soeky Iwrntain Tta Huge ate
A Buy MWm for Ivty rwsfe
IdNf ? Mta as* llwwwi Vigor.
A ?*??<&? for Constipation. Indlaoatton, LItw
tod Kidney trooblos, PlinplM, Ivmu. Inpvrt
Blood, n?d llrootb. Stunt ?h Bowel ? . Hoodooh*
DMkMk*. 1U Rooif MMMtlaTMli l*V>
lot fom, m emu ? box. Oooolno mod* by
iloiu TO Dm co Cosrivr, MUIns, Win
fOLOEN HVGflETf FOR tALUOW PIPPL*
Get the Habit! Get tlie Ilabit!
Gret the Habit
GREAT
Summer Sale !
NOW ON
The Grandest Display of Summer Styles iu
Clothing for Good Dressers
ever seen in this Market.
Who always Look Well Dressed ? Those who buy
their Clothing of
Nathan Levy, The Clothier
We are Sole Agents for
Hart Schaffner & Marx
CLOTHES
That is the Kind of Clothing we offer to Our Customers
ALL WOOL, FIT RIGHT, PHI ED RIGHT
In Gents' Furnishings we offer you the best the Market
affords.
Great Summer Sale now on. ?-12* See Local Notice.
FREE TRIP TO JAMESTOWN
Drawing July 30th, 1907
NATHAN LEVY.
THE CLOTHIER
MONUMENTS AN?>\
TOMBSTONES.
Vermont Marble Co9 s.
Best Designs .
Est. E. O. Me Cr eight.
W. BRATTON DeLOACH
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Camden, S. C.
Dr. A. L. Harvln,
DMT!!!.
Office oyer
F. 1^. ZEMP'8 Drug Store.
To women forcolhot
1* Ing names and selling
M 41 iollr novelties, we give
big: premiums He ml your name to
day for our new plan of biff profits
with little work. Write to.ua y. Ad
dress T. C. MOHETiEY Premium de
partment 31 K. 28rd Street, New York
City.
Tito itlglit Nmnn.
Mr. August Sherpe, the popular over,
seer of the poor, at Fort Maeison. la.,
says: "Dr. King's New Life Pills,
are rightly na.ned; they act more
agreeably, do more good and make
one feel better than any other laxative"
Guaranteed to Jen re billiousness ami
constipation. 25c at F. Leslie Zcmp's
drug store.
*?*1 TRADE - Ml ARKS promptly obtatnad In
?U aoantrlaa, or no rafc. W a obtain PATENTS
THAT PAY. adrartlaa U>am thoroughly, at our
?span**, and nelp yon kvruouaaa.
Bawl modal, photo or skatoh for f REE raport
oo patentability. 10 year* praotica. BUR*
PASSINO REFERENCES. For frea Gald*
Book on I'rofltabla I*atanta wrlta to
BOS-BOB Seventh Street,
WASHINOTON. P. O.
kill?, couch i
m 0 CURE WI lungs
w,tm Dr. King's
New Discovery
mcmr
AHP ALL THROAT AMD LUMP TROUBLES.
GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY
OR ICO IV XT REFUNDED.
Wanted to Rent at Once.
A four or five room dwelling, PUUNISII El>, either in (own
or in the suberbs. Would liUo two or three acres on
premises. Applicant will take house for one year.
For a short time only I am offering a nice cottage in a de
sirable location for sale. The house has live rooms
kitchen and hall. There are electric lights and
city water in house, and there is a good back
yard. It has always rented well, and is
now occupied at , ?lU.f>0 per month.
Price? for a few days ? ?1000. 00
A six room dwelling on Lafayette Avenue adjoining the
new Baptist Church Parsonage. City Water and 101. 'it
trie Lights. ?17">0.00.
A number of desirable building lots ranging in price?; from
$200.00 to $12000.00
Several store properties on Main st red at bargain prices.
A five room dwelling on the corner of Mil] mid liaile Si reel
A six room dwelling on Lafayette Avenue, < ? i I ;/ wai...- .l(. :
For Sale.
For Rent.
city water iu house
LTi per I;:;)!) I !i.
electric lights
$i r?. oo p?.r in,. ut!,.
2 five room dwellings on Mil! street bel
trie lights and city water.
ii
11EAL ESTATE
and
Collecting* Agent.
All persons having Km! Kstntr* for
salt; or rent, are r?'.|ti<'Mr<l to rnll on
iik* for information. Tlioto* wishing
to buy or rent Urn I ICslate, arr ?;?<>
requested to rail on nir.
All claims plaml in my hands for
rollrrtion will rencivu prompt attfii
tlon.
(Jnll on mo nt Mr. W. A. HrhrorUV
ofllre (The People's oftlee,) Cnnulon,
S. C.
G. G. Alexander.
Money to Loan
Oil Ileal Estate.
Clarke & von Tresckoiv.
W. A. Sctek
ROm PliCLlC.
Notarial Coitii'c-.te v/ilii Seal.
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Jill at ii'iil jA I'cl'it it il .
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Specialties .
Call nl or 'IMioim*
THE, PEOPLES OfPIGE,,
Ganiden, S. G.