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puiiden. 8. C., Sept. ?rd UK>8.
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A FREE BRIDGE.
Now'that the toll bridge oyer
the Watcpee river lias been de
stroyed, with qo prospect so fai
ls we can learn of its l?eing re
built \jy the Waterjao fridge
jOompany, we wq,nt to know what1
^the people of Kershaw county
are going to do about it. Jt goes
xritho'ut guying tljat (here must
b an avenuo Of communication
etwee'n Camden and the western
section of our county. The poun
'ty seat is $t present absolutely
pat' ott iron)' that section, and
'perforce will be for months to
tame. The situation if long con
tinued, will become intolerable,
pot- only to the people of West
*Wateree but to every section of ]
Ihe county, Wljftt is to be done
fjkboul |t? Wecan onjy give you
our owii ideas as to what, should
be doqe. ?teps should he im
mediately laken for the build
Jhg and opening of u free bridge.
In our opinion |t will ijot be
pecessary tip await the action of
the Legislature to begiu the work
on this oridge. It seems to us that
'our board of Commissiouers a.je
vested with ample power to-in
augurate tlje wqpk, and the L<ogis
'^ature can afterwards aqthorige
^.he issuance of tyjnds to com
plete }t. We htvvp rjo doubt, that
xhe Wateree Bridge pom puny
will gladly dispose of its in
terest in tho bridge site, and
will welcooqe tlje installation of
a free bridge system. Tl.is mat
ter, it strikes us is eminently a
matter fpr our Board of Trade,
our City Council and our Board
j>t County Commissioners to got
together ou, q,nd to apl upon
NOW.
SEND E. 0. SMITH TQ THE
SENATE.
Some Good Reasons Why
' He Shoiifr) Represent
South Carolina in
that Distinguished
Body.
jdoine of the politicians have
Dliargcd that Hon. J3. 1). Smith
lias usetj tlje Squthorn Cotton
Association as a moans of riding
into office, "but the thinking man,
lie farmer?the real producer
of wealth and oven tho business
man, must ac|mit that the worlf
^oue by EJ. D. fynith throughout
Vie South and in South Caro
lina particularly, lias bronght
more money to tho farmer, the
Merchant, theUoctqr, the lawyer
bnd to every other class than
lhat of any otjior {nan who has
^spoused thpeau^e of the South.
"His work has brought results;
the increase^ price of cotton
?which ' tyr. S^tnitl> and his as
sociates are jargoly responsible
tor bringing about, has mi\de the
people of EJouth Carolina?all of
them?more prosperous than
Ihey liavQ fyaye over bceq be
fore.
Mr. Smith attended tho Pni.
versity of Squth Carolina and
is an alumnqs of Wofford Col j
lege. He achciyed his master's
degree At Vandorbilt University,
the great Methodist institution
' Ho Comes of distinguished an
cestoro, being a brother of tho
lamented Uishqp A. Coke Smith.
' Mr. Smith is an orator of
Rational repute ancl would bo
{tble tq hqUJ his qwn with the
t'glantq" 6f the Senate.
WitU Smith lii the United
[States Senate, South Carol inn
Would again como into hor own
and bo hoard from by tho rest
of the country. Mr. Smith lin
a world of energy; ]\e would not
pnly hqld h\u own on the fy>or of
^ho Senate, hi^t b\q endrgotic
work in the committee room
fyr Souife CmwMnq.
APPALLING CATASTROPHE.
The Most Tremendous flood in our History,
A FORTY-FOOT {FRESHET
Jn the
WATEREE RIVER
fully Half-Milfion Property
Los?.
On Monday evening (An#? 24th)
an alarming warning reached this
city of an almost immediate rise
of a serious nature in the Watereo
river. Little attention was paid
U) it as it whs looked upon as a
cyy pf "Wolf" when there was
go "wolf, but, the warning was
tpo t.*ue, and tis a consequence
numbers of our citizens are be
reft of property which they'had
labored hard to accumulate
others have lost their lives in
a raging soaof water which fact
has brought grief unutterable to
the homes of their families and
friends.
.^.bout 3 o'clock on Tuesday
evening, the $>th ult., a me.v
sage reached the city that the
Watereo river br:dge had gone
down, carrying with it about
twenty people who were on it at1
the time, Among them were Mr, |
George Rabon, a young son of a
Mr. Ilinson, Mr. Henry Savage
and a number of colored men,
women and children whose names
we have not ascertained. A
nu.nbor of young men from the
city wpre speedily upon the
scene and with gallantry unsur
passed in this prosaic age, suc
ceeded in rescuing nearly all
of the unfortunates. At this
[writing nothing has been heard
of Mr. Ilabon, the little ilinson
child, and two colored women
and a little colored child, all of
whom it )? feared met death in
the remorseless Mood.
M*'? Havugo was rescued late in
the evening fur down on the wes
tern side of the river by Mr. 13.
P. DeLoaeho and a colored man
just as ho was ubout to succumb
to weakness and nervous strain.
All those interested in the *av
ing of life on this occasion should
receive the public thanks of tin?
people. We warmly congratu
late the survjvors of this most
distressing occurrence, and con
dole with the families of those
who were so untimely cut olT.
The property loss from this
stupendous rise of water cannot
be estimated. The freshet at
this point was not less than
forty-one feet, and when we re
member that thirty-threo 1'iet
was the highest recorded rise in
fifty years it can readily be seen
that thousands upon thousands
of acres of splendid corn and
cotton havo been engulfed in the
devouring maw of the water
demon. A half million dollar
property loss is a conservative
estimate, while the loss to the
city of ??awden through inter
rupted communication with the
people of West Watereo cannot
bo estimated. General traffic
will be almost completely sus
pended for months, so tho fall
trade may bo said to have been
completely wiped out.
It is now up to our Hoard of
Trade to devise some plan by
which tho trade and presence of
the people of ihe practically iso
lated section of the county tnav
not be permanently lost to us.
The only feasible plan that we
can think of at present, is either
to effect an arrangement with
the Seaboard railway to rebate
a portion, or all of the fare of
passengers from all stations
along their lino in this county
who exhibit a certillcato that
they are resident farmers or
laborers, the Board to reim
burse the road, or, for merchants
to deduct tho railroad faro from
the amount of bill of goods pur
chased if the bill is of amount
suflicient to warrant it, and if
not, to deduct ten per cent from
the amount, purchased. The lat
ter plan we think will be tho
piost elective, but in either
o\eut, something must bo done
and dono quickly. It is almost
needless to s??y J hat wo but
voico the sentiment of tho whole
peoplo when wo say that wo (eel
deeply for the jjootf sufferers,
whether their loss be in prop,
erty or family." A more detailed ,
tyccv'.jut of this unprecedented
catastrophe will bo found on the
ttrst or' fourth pages .of this
issue. The disaster was general
along a certain scope or territory,
and extended as far as Augusta,
Ga., where dwellings, stores,
factories and other business
houses were several feet under
water while county roads and
bridges, and railroad ?racks and
treaties have sustained damages
that, it will take years to replace.
In apology to our readers who
were disappointed in uot rn
ceiving an account *Of the bridge
disaster last week, we will say
that it was impossible for us to
secure an authentic report be -j
fore going to press, so concluded
to hold over the whole matter
until this issue.
Managers of Second Primary
Election, Sept. 8th
The seoond Deraocrot'o Frimajy
election will bo hell oa Tuesday.
Sept 8 li, 1908.
The various clubs tnust ench furn
ish the names of three managers to
the Chairman or Secretary not later
than Augu?t the tut.
Cassutt?J C l'ricc, J II Ratcliffe,
W ?! Stokes
Shamrock?J F Baker, A M Ilor
ton. L A llastey
l'ino Tree?Arthur llyn.lt, Jim
Brannon, I! J Tidwell
II- rraitnge M'!l?.J J Munn, H T
liastov, W J Christmas
O ikland?(J F I'ate, II A Fa'.e, W
F MeCa?ki!l
Ilu^svll Place?G O Hammond, J
G Castou. C It Johnson
B' lk Hill?D W Joy,.I N McLeod.
0 J Nunnery
Shuylor's Hdl?It M Drakeford, It
L Smyrl, II L Siu>rl
Beaver D in>?j lv Smith, R A
Jackson. J It R?bon
Kinney?S K Robs. G E Hinson, J
\V W ood
Bethuno?K T IJstridgo. S T Gard
nor, A L> MeLaulin
Oantey II ill ? J K Creed, llcrber
Dowey, Torauve Bass
Harmony?I .M Butler, II II Ses
sions, M Grigsby
E'?terpri*e?W B L?e, C B ^prad
:ey, Wallace Ilorton
Twenty Cre? k?Win llnbon, N I*
Gettys, Ilenrv lv Bay
Lnioff?O F Jones, l'i T Truesdell,
.1 A Ruseboroujjh
. lUk-?>'? Mill?M L Raley, H W
\Vest. M W II..iiKh
Buff.do?J G Sowell, C H F.tts.
M A Shaw
Caraden~T B Bruce, G S Higgius
J J Goodalo
Salt Fond ?R J Mclutyre, P M
I'iower?, Lewis J.ickson
Doliy's Mill?Gforfje Arlodgo, B
A Bowcn, J M Porter
3 .'s?James Barfield, W W Crox
ton, Mir tin Can* I) n
Antioch?J D Sinclair, T F Brown
J S Brown
Fine Crook Mill?Wni Newton.
Wiley Dorrily, T A Myers
Westville?I) F Owens, J A Mc
Dowi'll, K J Gapkins
Beulah? F T Bruce, L T Dixon,
J O Mopeley
Liberty Hill?rD S Richards, R B
?Jones F G Peiry
Those eotitled'to vote at a club
prcc ucl located in a differ' nt town
ship or portion of n township from
tli.it in which they roside, may volt
at tuch c'nh precinct for magistrate
and township commissioner for the
lownMdp or portion of township in
which they reside Managers should
indicate on p?li lists opposite the
j name of such voters, tho township or
portion of townsLip in which they re
j side
; By order County Kxecu'ivc Com
j mittee.
Tlios. .1 Kirli'and, Chairman.
C. W. liirth'uorc, Secretary.
! GSA.N0 EXCURSION SFPT 7th
To Savannah, Ga., and Jack
sonville, Fla.
The Seaboard Air Line Kail
way will operate a special train
witli very low excursion rates to
j Savannah, (J., and Jacksonville,
? Fin,, on Monday, Sept. 7th 100**,
with liberal return limit of three
days in addition to date of sale,
I tickets being good ictnrni.ij; un
til Sept. I'M it inclusive.
The Special Train will leave
iColumbia, S. U., at S:0i) a. in.,
j Kasti rn time (7;WJ a. in., Central
time) exrmvion rates to Mavan
| nail Jacksonville, *:{."?<).
I From Denmark, leave S;Ii5 a. tn.,
'rales to Savannah ?1.;"0; .fade
| sonville, *'J. From Fairfax leave
a. m., rates to S avannah,
;*1.50; Jacksonvi!!, 1'rmn
' I^incon, leave 1 I a. m., ral??s
j to Savannah, Vi. ccuts: Jackson
ville, T>0. Cor;e-;pondi ng I y
low rales will be made from in
i lerniedia' ? stations between Cn
i lumbia and Kincon. Train will
I arrive Savannah ll:li> a. m,
I Jacksoits ille 1; 1 a p. m.
Apply to nearest Seabonrd
I Agent for full infjrmatioii, or |
addictjij
C. P'. Siowart,
A. (I. V. Agt.,
Savannah, '
C ards of Thanks, j
f desire in this man nor fo most j
cordially thank llig&e friends who
supported nie in the recent pri?'
mury eleetiou, unci (q solicit
their continued support in I he ?
second election on September
btli. This request is heartily'
made also to those who 'Ruti-1
ported the candidates who failed!
of nomination in the first pru'
mury. If elected, I will give1
you the best servico in u?y
power. Very truly,
?1. G. liuckabee. - J
Allow me to lliauk the voters'
of Kersha v county for their
splendid support in my recent
race for Coronor, an'd to request*
that they exert themselves
again in my behalf in the second '
primary etectiou on Sept. 8th. j
I will also appreciate the votes
of all those whose personal pre-!
ferences in the first nice in !
clincd them to vote for other;
candidates.
In reference to a report con
cerning my religious views
which is being industriously cir-1
culated, I will simply say that j
it is false and trust that the peo-1
pie will pay no attention to it. j
Respectfully,
O. I^ucas Dixon. I
This will thank tlje friends
who so loyally supported me in'
the recent primary election in'
which I was a candidate for I
Sheriff. Although defeated, Ij
have the satisfaction of know-'
ing that I ran a clean race and '
was defeated by clean men.
Yours truly,
W. W. ljuckabco.
YorkviHe, S. C.,
Aug. Cist, 1908. !
Editor The PJ$OPLJS,
Camden, S. C.
Dear Sir: I wish to express
through your paper my thanks'
for the handsome vote given mo
in Kershaw county in the recent !
Primary, and to assure the!
voters that I will appreciate j
their endorsement in the second '
primary Yours truly
I) !<\ Piuloy,
To the Democratic voters of
Kershaw Couuty:
Allow me in this lame manner
to express my appreciation of
the very handsome vote I re
ceived last Tuesday at your
hands and to express the hope
thut you will even malce my
lead greater than in the tirst
primary, 1 oaine among you u
sti.inger and never w;is treated
better, and if elected to Con
giess will: strive to show by
honest, earnest effort:,, mj grate
fulness for your support by be
ing attentive to the >iIfiirs aiul
tnterests of the entire 5th dis
trict without exhibiting any par
tiality or favoritism in my la
bors. My own county lust, mo
1000 votes on account of a most
terrific rain which began falling
Sunday and continued ail through
Tuesday, but my loss of ballots
will be mq,de up for next Tues,
day, but loss of life and property
ljero and in other parts of the
country cannot bo repaired and
1 s} id pat h 17,0 with all who have
so suffered.
Thos. 13. 1 Jul lor.
To the People of Kershaw
County;
T to thank the people of
Kei shaw County for the votes
rfiven me in the first primary,
and to say that I will appreciate',
in the second primary, the same
generous support given iyj.? lour
years ago. Since Mr Clarke i-;
out of the race, I am now, so to
(speak, your homo man. Mv
platform is loyally to duty. If
elected my endeavor wiil be to
convict tlio guilty and acquit the
innocent. Ceo. H. Humbert.
This will sincerely thank the
voters of Kershaw County lor
their support in the Primary of
I August, J5lh. I shall thank all
of you for the same support on
|n"st Tuesday as well us all
j oilier* who supported other can
jdidatus. Vonri truI y,
j <>. A. >. lose ley.
j . SUMMER EXCURSION PAUS
via Soulta Railway.
Koitnil trip Summer lixcs ''sion
t ickels to Sea shore end Mouu>
I tain resorts points are now on
J -alo via Southern Uailwa.v at
greatly reduced rates. Tickets
| good returning until October
1?0H. A she VI lie, Ueuder.
sonville, in the "Laud of the
Toxawav and the
Leuutiful Sapphire Country"
i now in their glory.
! ('all on Southern I'r.lway
A-'ciUs for rates, tnio-is, etc
J. li..M'>eli,
Ast. Gen I. Pass Aguui,
Atlanta, (la.
; ?T. ('. Lusk,
Div. Pass. Agent,
Clmrlcston, S. C,
Seaboard Air Line Railway,
The Seaboard Air L.iue will
ptiMP in offoct lUc following hiv
I'lMigomcniA l lhuivb lo mileage*
ticket'^ aflMdive April 1st 1U0P.
Will soil at ?20 one thousand'
ft
mile interchangeable t i cket, j
good for one person; and fori
sfc-KT two thousand mile inter
chanageable ticket, issued in'
name of five or less persons,
members or employeef of one
firm, (good for one person onl>
at. a time) good over approxi
mately thirty different roads.
The present popular one
thousand mile iiiterclianagea-ble
ticiiot good over more than
seventy different roads, will be
continued on sale at rate of $2f>
as heretofore.
Important Notice: Mileage
tickets sold on April 1st and
thereafter mi st be exchanged at
ticket offices for regular tickets,
as coupons of mileage tickets
will not be honored on trains,
except from stations where there
is no agent or wis ore the ticket
office is uot op^u.
I^oca! iutra-stato family tickets,
good for 500 miles within the
sjt.iti? issued, good lor the entire
family bo sold at rato.of $11.21).
(2 14 cent per mile). These
family tickets will be honored
on all trains. Thoy will not be
good in Florida.
The two cent mileage tickets
will not bo good in Florida ?'.x
copting bet ween Kvorgreon, For
nandina add Jacksonville, lie
tween Savannah and Jacicxon
viile 172 coupons will be de
tached. Between intermediate
stations between Savannah and
Jacksonville sufficient coupons
will be detached to make net
rate equal 2 i 2 cents por mile.
Between Savannah and Mont
gomery, 41# coupons will be de
tached. Between intermediate
stations between Savannah and
j Montgomery, including Oca I hi,
| Columbus, and Albany branches,
[sufficient coupons will be de
jtached to make not rate equal
J2 1-2 cents per mile.
, For full information, apply to
nearest Agent Seaboard Air
I /me.
Why .Jaincri Leo <iot. \V?11.
Kvery hotly in /,anesville, <).. know.
Mrs. Mary l,ee, of rural routes. Sin-I
writes :"My hsishand, .fames Lee,! irm
ly believes Isr owes Ins life' to t lie list*
uf l)r. Kind's Nrw biaeovery. Hi.*.
I littles wci'c f*o sevi rely alfecled thai
I i oiuniiijtt.il>!! seemed iiu-yit:il>l", \\ 1 m? 11
I :t triend rccomiueiihcd Nf\v I?iseover.\.
j We tried :?1111 i!s use 1 >:?<?- restored him
I to p.irlVet healtli," I Kind's \ w
j l>iseo\ery is tin* King of throat and
I 11;if reinedies. t'or coughs ami folds
jit Iris no equal Tlu- lirsl dose give.
relief. Try it! Holil under guarantee
jut ("aii'den Drug Co., I\ Le.-lii- Zemp.
? Zenip A: Del'ass drug stores. mh> and
| $1 .no. Trial bottle bottle free.
j W. BRATTON DcLOACM
ATTORNKY AT LAW
Camdi:n, S.
Registration Notice.
Camden, S. ('., .Inly !?, MK>S.
Not:ns is hereby given that the
(?ooks of llegist rat ion are now open
for the registration of voters, and will
remain open until the tfl.st of August.
HKJ^. (Sundays excepted), ruder the
new law all qitalilied voters are re
(jiiir. d to register ,
?I.C.I! ilton,
M. R. Itahoi],
Alex IJi'own,
| Hoard of Registration for Kershaw
j County.
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Cutlery and Farr^Supplies
PREPARED
AGRICULTURAL LIME.
A very tlinip lVrlillwr for lot (on. Corn ?i?d other
Crops?
It Prevents
Bud Worm and Rust
Extensively used in adjacent Counties with
Best Results.
Complete Line of
FISHING TACKLE <? ALL
SPORTING GOODS IN
SEASON.
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nr'c^clrs-ij jfT-ct rci>cI"v-c^L_
I also carry a fine line of General Merchandise
and will be pleased to serve you. Call on
or write
A. D.KENNED Y,
CAMDEN, S. C.
A / J{ L I X K It A J L If I V.
Those Arrivals and l>cp;u*( ures as well a? Tt?)C and < .tiiiiicu<iiiw
with ol.her C'ofnnanirSj art' given only as Information nn?t art* not
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Trsiius Nos H| and H-J aro romposoil of 11;o following Id^rli Ha.s.s
c(j'.iit: Pullman Drawing Iv'ooin f-> 1 <?nj?Iu(1ar hi>t ween .ler
spy V'il.v am! fi'.! n? | >;?, daily; Seaboard dining car l???l Waslj
mijlon and liii'innom! ami belwi'on llauili't ;;nd Jacksonville, also
lirstclas.; day conches.
Trains Nik. ?!/? ami !!!>, Seaboard Mail, daily, nroeuir.poscd of
following c*f | n i pineal: I'ullman bra Win;/ room SW'epinir car ho
twecn New Vol!; and .Jack-?<>n\iii??. dadv. Si>::h,; d llnlfet I'.p lor
car hutwccn Jacksonvi lie ami 'I::nj*a. i > 111>tjlc C:ir 1??? I w ?? i?
Washington and llain'.cl, daily, lir-a ?das.s d;-v < onrlies.
I 'or information aiul l'esorval ion-., ?-.?!! ?.:i > r wrile,
10. .1. COOrEIJ, Agt J. y. KTCilllfrKtiUll, T. V. A.
Cuunion, Ij>. (J. Columbia, S. C.
SPECIAL SUMMER EXCURSION
via Scuiten Railway.
KxI v Low Koninl Tr.j'
\Y!A'\ ?,.,!) ?.Mansion la'I'.rts
nr.'' ?;o?.v on lor ail I ruins
? >*i*Ir.y*. an.I l-r S;;i)-.!.iy morn
! in:; t r;;i>: * oniy. to !.-?!?'( !' !*;:!:i?
t? n: any ;i \ 1 rarl iv
Mouiii,iin llf.-or's, !'t*i>;?> prima
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