The people. (Camden, S.C.) 1904-1911, March 12, 1908, Supplement to The People, Image 5
Xocal flfoatter.
RgX* For Hatching.
from prize ?winning
Whit? Wyandot tes, Par
tridge NVyandotts, Rhode
Island Reds ami Barred Ply-,
mouth Rocks. Price, #l.f?0 per
i:?. Send in vonr orders ??airly.
First come, first served.
10. A. Brown,
Camden, S. R. K. I). No. I.
For Sale.
One ? Atlantic" No. * Cooking
Stove. Apply at this office.
The Lucky CJmirter.
Is i ||<> one you pit y out lor 11 Imis of
l?r. Kind's N'fw i.ile IMII*. Tliey
lirinjr yon l lie* liea 1 1 It t li.it 's more preei
? ?ii? than jewels. Try I lienf for liead
at'li. hillioiism-ss, eonsl i pat ion ami ma
laria. It' l liey disappoint yon tlx*
price will elieerlnlly refunded at
!?'. I.e-die ZiMiip. I'amdeii l>rnj; < o .
and Zemp A* Del'ass" drug store.
I'iiit* (!r?'<>k (iin iiimI <>rist >1 ill.
Tliis will notify the public that
. have rented The Pine Creek
lain and Crist. Mill, and I will
be glad to have your patronage.
Highest prices paid for cotton
seed. (i. Parker,
Camden, S. C.
Important,
Subscriber, read notice
" Post Office Ruling,'1
and net. Promptly.
I mportaiit,
Subscriber, read notice
'"Post Ollice Ruling"
and act Promptly.
i'lione .*iO Prompt l>ellvery
Careful Prescription Service
Wood's Seeds.
A 1 1 new crop? .1 wst. in.
Plant now Cabbage, Lettuce
Radish, Beet, Cauliflower, etc
Pansy and other flower seed
If you want good results, plant
WOODS UK 111 GRADK
< i A Kl >KN S E K I >
. .n if you want fresh seeds'
guaranteed to grow, then buy
them of
F. LESLIE ZEMP'S
PHARMACY.
Phone '50 or order by mail.
We prepay postage.
PERSONAL
? ('apt. M. L. Smith is in
Florida for a couple of wn'ks.
Mr. Charlie Salmoud, uow
of Columbia, spent Sunday hire.
Q Mr. T. S. Myers of Sumterl
spent si part ??f Saturday with us.
? Mr. WilTis Sheorn is rapidly
recovering from a severe attack
of grippe.
? ('apt. .1. < Rollings, now of
| Heath Spring, was in the city on
j Satur day .
-MajorS. K. Adams returned
home last weelc after a business
visit of several days to the City
of Kershaw.
We w ?-?!??? pleased to meet
Jon Monday Major C. N. Kuglish
; of the S. A. L. liis headquar
! ters are at Columbia.
-Mrs. W. J. I\ Weeks of
j K??ck Hill is spending a few days
?with her father, Mr. W> Sheorn
i and family.
I .
Hon. John (J llichards was
jiiientioned for noininat ion for
II. S. Senator, t >11 1 he wouldn't
bite.
? While in Columbia lasi week
we met among others, our ok
friend, Mr. K. L. Outlpw, a for
j mer cit izen of tins count v . He
j looks happy and prosperous.
-Mr. K. S. Nettles, Jr., of
jColumbia, was in tiie Cilt\ a few
jdavs last weeU accompanied by
I his monkey. He (the tnoiikev)
I was loi>k ing tine.
*
Funeral.
The I uueral services over the
body of Mr Sidney T. Zemp
j were conducted at the grave on
last Thursday evening. Owing
to the trains missing connection
at one or two points the remains
did not reach here until about
t>:il() p. m#, which caused the
j funeral ceremonies not to con
| elude until lotnr after mailt had
i fallen. A tremendous concourse
I of people met the body at the
'depot and followed it to the
I grave. A detail from the Ker
shaw (tuards acted as pnli
I bearers. The - floral tribute*!
I were numerous and beautiful,
j ^ ' i
jam! furnished a mute tribute
j from the donors of the high es
j teem and' regard in which the
deceased and his excellent and
j sorrowing relatives are held in
the community
. . _
Wanted.
j Georgia Huck and Vineless
Yam Sweet t'otatoe Seed. Ad
dress with price,
E. R. Cook,
KiyU Hill, S. ( '.
1 111 porta nt.
Subscriber, rend notice
I'osit Ottice Htiling"
and act Prompt I v.
Dr. King's New Life Pills
The bent in the world.
B R_E V I T I E S .
? Confer a favor by dealing
Willi our lumber advertisers.
? Head carefully all our ad- ?
vertisemeuts. and profit liy them.
? The ad. of Dr. F. Leslie j
Zemp should attract ?;urdiners
everywhere.
? H< in. \V. Bra I ton Uefjoache
has a professional curd with us.
He i* a sound lawyer, and .1 ?ren
ial gentleman.
? The (bounty Dispensary
Board makes a very tfood show
injr in monthly report in this
I issue.
? The ad < ? t the Sou t hern Cot
ton Oil I'ouipanv is at i r?tfiive,
iiud is worthy of careful con
sideration .
? The omission of several
ptouiineiil ads in this issue will,
we feel assured, he excused b\
I he advert im-i's under '? In* circum.
siauces. A full pa?*e ad iu the
body of 1 1 1 paper taxes its?*u
pacitA to the ill most .
Bnnounccmcnts.
KOR M AO 1ST R A TK.
1 hereby announce myself us
'a candidate for tin* office of
, Magistrate m DeKalb Township
with office at .Camden, and re
spectfully solicit the sii Iterates
i of the voters at. t he ensuing
! primary.
I pledge III \ sel f to abide the
I result of that, primary, and iT
| uomiualed, will /?ive \ on the
I best service in mv nower.
Very respectfully,
H. M Kinchcr.
This will announce to ihe
voters and my friends in De
Kalb To vnship that I am a can
didate for the position of Ma^is
irate in said township with office
at Camden. The duties of this
office are not new to me as I
have tilled a similar position in
another township with satisfac
tion lo the people. I v\ill feel
urateful for anv support ^iven
me, and if uomiualed will >erve
you to the best of my ability.
YV . Tims. ( ?a rd ner. '
KOK SCCEK1N TKNDENT OK
EDUCATION.
We hereby sujljjest lo the
voters of Kershaw country llie
name of Mr. I> I'. C. Murchison
as a candidate for the position
of Superintendent of Education
to be nominated at the Au<rtisi
primary. Mr. Murchison is a
ripe scholar, ami a school teacher
of many years ex perieuce on a
first jLrrade curt ificate. I f elected
lie will ffive satisfaction totne
people Friends.
At the solicitation of friends
iu various sections of t lie county, :
I hereby announce myself a can- \
idate for the office of superintcu j
dent of Education. If nominated |
and elected, I will devote my
time and such ability as I may I
possess to t lie duties of the office, i
ami will earnestly endeavor tn
make you an acceptable otWeer
I have an experience of seven
years in teaching on a tirst grade
certiticale. Respect f ully solicit
i injf yours suffrages, anil pledg
(? in*r myself to ahade the reMilt of
1 1 lie primary elect ion. and to sup
j port the noinint-e* t hereof. I am
Very truly,
I. -I . Mr K en/.ic.
KOU Sll KI\I FF
I hereby announce uiy?.c!l a
' candidate for the o'iire ??f SheritT
|?d Kersliaw County, subject t ? .
I lie rules and regulat ions govern
, ing the democratic primary.
l ?. A rt Inn M osele\ .
|
I
Dent li*.
j Kv?*r\otie will regret ?o learn
of I lit* .-sudden death mi Suii(l:iy
j at his home in Chester, of Mr.
?Isaac I lev ma u, father of Mr M.
| II. If V ma ii and M i L A Win
| UowsU.v of on** cii\. Heart dis
j ease is said to be the immediate
cause of deal h.
Mr. Kit-hard Itay died a) his
I home on Factory Hill on Suedav
jas the result, of .hi aggravated
(attack of grippe. The deceased
was a good, quiet citizen. and
j was one of the ra | idly decrea>
jing phalanx of Confederate
j ve terns whom all delight ??>
, honor.
j ^
i Important.
I Subscriber, read notice
' 'I'oSt ()fficc Willi tie;"
a Ik I ;tci 1 k r< ? 1 1 1 1 >1 1 v .
Ilia I st?e J | |tri?lge
The co fit ruct for I he ereel ion
of a concrete pier under i he I .
be 1 1 bridge in West Waleree ha>
been awarded u> Mr .las. T
Ihiidell and the work is iio.v in
progress, the com plel ion of the
pier being expecte.l i-> |?. Ilr
complished next week. Mr <>
j M. Fort, is associated with Mr.
I Ihirdell in the work. It is need
less to say thai the work will be
well done.
'aprice. "
The play "Caprice" will )>-?
given at the Opera House on
Friday, March l.'ltli at m;;!0 p.
in., under the auspices of the
Hobkirk Hill Chapter I) A. !,'
I' u uds for M ( ? 1 1 ii n i ?? u I at (Colum
bia, S. (J., to partisan leaders.
Sumter, Marion and Pickens ami
the soldiers of South Cniolinr,
who fought, in the Revolutionary
War. The pla.v will be given
by Columbia talent.
I ickets: Reserved seals, 7.~?c. :
general admission f?Oe.; ('Iiil
idren -5c.
UR. KING'S NEW DibCOVLRY
Will Surely Sfoo lhu( Cou(jb.
E| PPTDir I ICHKSTl'OH
L-fcO I Klu IIII.KH SNKSS
BITTERS ANOKIUNEVH.