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? V-* .^*1 local flatter. City Lots for Sale. Apply to I. P. Holland, Caauieu, 8. C. FOB SALE Oil KENT. Leg?re pro|?erty In Ciiroden. (Brick hoQfte, out lioUsea aud 4 acres. of land) Euhv terms. Mummy To Lour. On real estate from Middle uf November. \ Clurk A von Tresckow. Wanted. Wanted. ? A |H>?iuon ?? munn jjer of a lorjre farm. Applicant liaa 20 years hxjmm ieuce. Uii ? derstanda thoroughly the urn ninulaiion of all kind* of ma chinery, block fimilliiii*:. wheel wri^iit and car|?eiiter work. v Can give beat references to par (tea interested. Address Z. care THE PEOPLE. Caimleti. S C. ? N. H. ? We indorse l lie above in In I*. No boiler mail can be found. ? J?d, s FOR 8 A LE OK RENT. Several Farms for sale or rent. Apply to Henry Suvnjreor George T Lillle. 11-12 19. For Sale. r A splendid 20 inch Iroquois Bicycle, pruclioall.v new. Origi, iial cost. sjSO. fclM cash for quick takes it. Reason for selling, frame too high for owner. Ap ply at tli is office. I'rolilbitioii Lecture. R*V ?). L. Harley, Stale chair tnHii of tlie Anti SalooH league /if Bou tli Carolina addressed a giass meeting of the people of <he city at tlje First Baptist Church ou last Sunday evening. His ?ul'ject was, of course, pro hibition, and was well handled, and well received by au ap preciative audiance. Cotton. The attention of our people is called to the statement of Presi dent Harvey Jordan of the Hunt hern Cotton Association that ?'Oottou will go up." * While Mr. Jordan has not pmde a great reputation as a prophet, or the sou of one, we ure nither inclined to IhiiiU he is floiug good guessing this lime* so we join him iu advising the holding of your cotton for a while. Tlic Indian llatid. The Indian Hand under the auspices ol the Camden Lyceum Association rendered a number vf very pleasant musical selec tion at the Opera House on Mon day night. We will have to con fess that the music was a little rich for our blood. In other I words, we diduU halljfilid erst and it, nor do we believe that a <JLenth of the audiance did either, j It t^ay be however that after v e f U^Vli i c It was when the per. . " fo^iaaric^ wjfis. aljvmt half over, 5 HK tliO"> folks present were treated soineth itif^'ihex^' wuftr^p^ed HK>is S'iy, *Hf6nWe Btiie Flu^/" ^V'biJti#,'' ".Vairkeu^ Doodle," ' . "Maryland Mai ?yland." and v other 'tunes dear ?o the Southern 'fc^iid Norths i n heart. ,, Classfcal liiusic is Hub In its way. and we must confess to en "^.joying it, but a little rag time, , itld the old tunes a|tpeal morn ?troif to our npprecittlittti of . the wants that are. Our thanks are extended to the anageiiicut for frerf seals to this f<cliou- - 4cs^ x ' \i Mind Yen r UumIih%s! *yf *0x pj* you don't tinhudy will. It H your bimiiM-Hx l?? keeji out ol ??ll till* trouble J ou call and you ran ami will keep out of liver ami bowel trouble* if you t :i k ?? iJr, Kline'* New l.ifo 1MH?. They * keep billoiMnex<?, miilurti and J ill lid tee out or your njHem. nt K. I?e*lie Zeinj?, C'lii'deu I'ruif I'omprtny nud (V" Z 'tup 4 I'ej'u**' tint# *li>ron, "In lh? midst of Life we ars in death." . DEATH, t)M oelQpn, raacbw out bin slimy Itatiekt, mid gathers Into his capacious Nit* (lie old sud the youug. Io the esse of the old, nfter s louy life, well s|teiit, oft tlsies comes the '^rim messenger as a wel come release from strickeu years, aad the trials ami tribulations of lire, those to whom the call has come prising God that they will !>e |*eriuite loonier into that stale of life eternal where peace aud lia)i|tiiiesb ever reigns. In tl*e death of the young, a different as|>ect is preseuted. The young have seen nothing of the bti-euuoutf features of life as we know it. They huve had sur rouudiug theiu uonght but love and care. Christian parents and oilier relatives endeavored to le.ch theiu with the lirst lit tle lisp the love, the Tear aud aduionii ion of God. But ''Blessed however is He who gave, Blessed is He who takelh away, blessed he the naitieof the Lord. " Tiie above is we thiulc titling as a prelude to the death of lit tle Luvergue Uruce, sou of Mr. aud Mrs. T. Benton Bruce, which occurred ou Monday morn i tig, the ill li lust., after a linger ing illness the exact nature of which the physicians iu charge could not diagnose. The lit lie dead boy was very dear to us, beiug*>ur grand-nephew, aud we hope that all our friends will join us iu our expression of con dolence to the afflicted parents and other relatives. The funeral was conducted from the reside tice^ ou Tuesday morning. How is \ our Digestion. M. ?. Mary l> -wlinjf ?.* Xo. 22* 8* li A vi ., S:? ii Kraur.isitu, tvcoiiiiiietnU a remedy i,,r Momarli iroulile. site "liratiUnJe Inr i Ii.- wonderful etlert i?f Klerirut IJiiti-rs in .n ol acute iiiili^isiinii. |iroitipy ilm? testi monial. | mi, fully convinced that IW "Inmacli unci liver Iroiiuii-K Electric Bitiis is i lie licsi re hi fit v on Hit* mar ket inlay." Tins ?r.*nt tutuc and al terative iii-dicine Invigorate* tin* h\h ?wii, purities I he IiUmmI and in "rs !?*??? i u 1 1> lulpfnl in all loriiMtif renin le weaklier. CO,,, at F. !,e*lie Zemp, (aiudi-u Dru-f Csuipany and Zciup & Mel'u**' drug mores. Seaboard Air Line Railway. The Seaboard Air Line will pluce iu effect the following ar rangements rtlalive lo mileage tickets, affective April 1st 1908. Will sell at }f20 one thousand mile interchangeable ticket, good for one person; and for *540 two thousand mile inter chanageable ticket, issued iu name of live or less }>ersons, members or eiuployeef of one ti mi, (good for one person onl> at a lime) good over approxi mately thirty different roads. The present popular one thousand mile ii:terchanugeuble licaet good over more limn seventy different roads, will he continued ou sale at rate of $?3 hs heretofore. Important Notice: Mileage tickets sold N ou April 1st ami thereafter lurst be exchanged at ticket oflices for regular tickets, as coupons of mileage tickets will not be honored on trains, except from stations where there is no agent or where the ticket office is not ppeu. ?*ncui intranstate family tickets, good for 500 miles within the slate issued, good for the entire family be s</1U at rate of $1 1.25. (- 1 4 cent per mile). These family tickets will be honored oil all tr tins. They w ill not be good iu Florida. The two cent mileage tickets w ill not be good iu Florida ex cepting between Kvergreen, Ker iiatidiua udd Jacksonville. Be tween Savannah and Jackson ville 172 coupons will be de | tached. Between intermediate [stations between Savaunuli and Jacksonville snliicieut coupons | 'A ill lie detached to mulo net rate etpal 1! 1 'J cents per mile. Between Savannah and Mont gomery, 41!i coupons will be de taclied. Between intermediate T^rU.'ms between .Savannah aud VWhwjgMiueiy, including Oealla, CoJuuibns/imd^lhjjuy branches] sufficient coupons' u'ilUbe de' Inched to make net rufe fcquul - 1! cents per mile. For full information, apply to i nearest Agent inboard Air jj Liuc. _ VkK&NAL." ? Miss Bessie Bissell to on a visit to relatives io Sutntnerville. ? Judge Gage is Bttking bis ususl pleasant impression as presiding Judae of oar court. ? Oapt. J. J i florton, the genial and ettioieut Chief of Police of Bethuue, was in the city * last week. He is always a welcome visitor at our office. ? Mr. John W. Truesdell of Kershaw, was with us on Mon> duy. He does not come ofleu but when he does, he receive* u cordial welcome from nil his old frieuds, of whom we are one. BREVITIES. ?Note Hie display ud of the Foster Milburn Co., reuding carefully their references. ? The city lots offered in this issue .are the Ancruin lots ou Fair Street of this citv. ? Our Job Work ud is attrnc- j live, uud our work uud prices more so. Give us a trial. ? Col. A. D. Kennedy is offer ing barbed wire and tield fenc ing us cheap us the cheapest. ? Hon. W. Bratton DeLoache has a professional card with us. lie is a sound lawyer, and a gen ial gentleman. ? Head carefully every ad. in this issue, big or litile. These lillle notices "For Side or Kent** umy interest souie people about this time. ? Q'Hie a number of our ox candidate friends have not vei paid us for their cards of an nouncement. A number of them were not elected, but. that docs j not. affect the honesty of the debt, aud we net;d the money. % Seven Years of Proof". "I have liail aeveu years ->f proof that I >r. Kind's New lti?*.overy m tin* be.%1 medicine to take lor roughs ami colds nml for every diseased condition of throat, chest or lungs,** naya W. V. Henry, of Panama, Mo. The world lias had thirty-eight year* proof thai l>r. Kind's New iMaeovery in the heal remedy I'or roughs aud cold*. Sa grippe, i asthma, hay fever, bronchitis, hemor rhages ??f the lungs, and tlie early stages of cnmminplinu. I In timely imi* alwaya prevents,! lie development ??l pneumonia. Sold under guarantee at P. Leslie Zemp's Camden Drug Com pany aud Zeiup& llePasM* drug stores. ?">{)?; and $1.00. Trial bottle jree. First Week Petit Jurors. The following is the list, of Petit Jurors to serve at the No vember term of court: SECOND WEEK. Barfleld, L E Knight. W P Barfleld, Ed. Munii.C F Bel!, T S M lingo, P Branham, J L MeDonald, W A Barm-*, I. I, Nettles. 11 Jr , Barnes, L?E Pitta, C It ( Myhiirn, .Ino. F Peach, J E Campbell, J J Shiver, A I) Curctou. .? C * Shaw, Alex. CarrUon, II G Smyrl, K L Evans, E E Stroud, W M - flay, .1 M Sliedd, E P Gardner, W P Smith, J Fletcher flnir, W II Taylor, W S Hilton, P W Went, fit Jones, 11 N Williams, 11 S Kinard. W I, Watknm, W It Watt*, E II Went, II II Wntclicii Fifteen Years. "For fifteen years I have watched the working of Bucklen'* Arnica Salve; ami it Ii.ik never failed to cure any sore. boil, ulcer or burn to which it was applied. It has saved u? many a doctor lull.'* says B. P. Hardy, t?f East Wilton, M ime. 2">c at P. Leslie Zemp Camden Drug Company and Zemp & hePaisH ?l riig^ stores. To Subscribers and Others. The season of the year dur ing which wo have most needed money is on. It. is the season also during which the average person has more money than during other seasons. Now, while it is repugnant- to us to be compelled to do news paper, dunning, this method in the only one by which we can rVuch all subscribers aud others who are indebted to us, so we respectfully but earnestly ask lull if ur friends to come forward promptly with a payment On 1 1 heir account. We wish that our i finances were in such shape that j we could run a free paper, free , advertising column* ami a f fee Job wo i ic de pur tine nt, but uu I fortunately, they are not in thai shape, hence this request. IX jus a real favor please, tyy re spojdlng prompily, * * .. Tax Notice. OOm +1 Tmiu rer of Kershaw I County 8. 13. Hfpt. 4tl?, *09. I In acottnlMMw with tlie Aet to inlw j ?applif* fur I Imp >m?I y?-ar comtfienc- ; iitg January 1M, 1007, not ire it hereby Kif?n (hat llie bookn will bf open fqr | vnilmtiiix State, (Ntuuljr and school taxen from October 13. 100H. to March 1st, 1000. 4 penalty oT 1 per crnt will be added on nil tax*-s iiii|imiU by Jan uary 1st 1U0U. A |H*n?iiy of two per cent on all unpaid by K?*b. 1st, 1000. 'A penalty of reveii per cent will be | addnt on all unpaid March 1st, 1000. iW rate per centum Tor Kershaw county is a* follows : Mill State tax**, _ 6 1-2 School taxes, 8 County uxtfi, 8 1-4 Kail road Ux^, 1 3J-4 Court lloiiae Uouds ' 1-4 Kuad, * * 1 ^ Total, ? 14 8-4 The following special levies have been made also: Special School tax, District No. 1 for interest on School lJonds Graded School liuildiii|r. , Mills. District No. 1, 11-4 Spcciul School tnx I>ist X o. 1, 31 2, 1** " " 4, n it ?? It ?. ?i 7 .) ' , ? ?? - ?? " ?? 44 Id, 2 ?i v t? i> it **11, 2 II 14 ? I 14 II J.? .) II 44 .1 .4 4. ,7^ J{ 14 44 # 4. .4 ,(S J. 44 .4 14 44 44 j|| .) 14 44 44 4. .4 .).> >) 44 44 44 4. 44 0(j ?> 44 44 44 44 44 O 44 44 4. 44 4j J The rottd tnx of two dollars can In paid the County Treasurer trout <>e i otter, l.jlh. lliO'J, to Marcli l?t, 1?K)0 The poll tnx is $1. All information its 1o taxes will be furnished upon application. In sending for Tnx accounts nin! Uecelpls, slate with whoiu lite Tax {layer lived in January la-it, and il known by two names, j;ive hutli, and besure to iciv?* Township and No. ol -tcliool District. 1). M. McCnsJcill, Count v Treas. S3 t.^3 E3 ra r> s LH a ET] en 3P ETTJi F3 F> &) on m l&f- ^ tJf ?& >? 7Z ra o as p 2 ?? 0 zr af m 13 ~ 1 A cT OS oa S* sj . to -? v! * C-2 9* g* 3 o S cr? ? a. ?. 8 > eZ. g I 09 IPS s D V? Cn O T. J. McNINCH, / ? Monuments <> . n. and Tombstones B?i 22, CamdiR, S. C. n. mtr? 'rnwf ror *<ri. ~ M transaction in wh.ili vommr jtlonnt a #0r ?tn)n(r. 14l)ioti?nnv ftfrk brudacbe, fur ?rod bougiio, fevor, plica uud a tliouHuml oilier ?lit ?10 uSUs-od by coiotinution and Hlufrpiavt ivtr. Cancot ot? Candy CsHlOFtlp ? won (?rful now |lv?r ?tiroulaut und ".^ailna* tonic ?ro by all orngginui gmrantc^.l tornr* r mooc7 refunded. C. <J. c. ar,i u #tir? ?ing. Try a box to-daj , MI9? 25o.? UHi i u>d bootutt trpff. H~P pu/ tie e?* CLUBBING OFFER. Springfield, Ohio., Oct., 10, 1908. Mr. Publisher: On the enclosed sheet we uro making you the greatest sub scription offer we over heard of. The fact that the retail sub- ' scription price of Farm and Fireside is soon to be increased will make this offer all the stronger both for you and to your readers. Just think of what subscrip tion-pulling power 24 numbers of Farm and Fireside and three beautiful >irt proof pictures in colors will lutve when offered with your paper for the price of your paper alone. If you publish a country paper a large proportion of your readers and the people iu your vicinity will be interested in Farm and Fireside. Faum and Fireside. N. H. NOYES, Manager. P. S. ? The pictures will be re produced in - color on special s toe If, and inserted in theFarm ind Fireside, issuesof November 23lh, December 25ih aud Febuary 10th, so they will be ?urc to reach each subscriber. N. B. ? The above is almost self -xplanalory, but for the benefit ?f those who do n??t quite catch ihe idea, we will say that we have accepted the clubbing pro position of Farm aud Fireside, ind that those of our subscriber* who pay up nil back dues, ami renewals, or new subscription secure the two papers at the price of one. Sample copies ol Farm and Fireside can be ol) mined upon application to us. Fai:m and FiuHoIDK and TllE P EOPL K 1 yea r f o r $ 1 . TiO . NOTICE ;^"AI1 persons are forbider hunting, tisbiug or trespassing hi an.v way on my lauds in West Wateree township. .7. T j. Kirk land. Koticc. All parties are hereby noti ied not to harbor or employ in.\ 'iwn miner children. Milton l^aiilcs and Thos. L. Hanks un ter penalty of the law. T. A. Banks. Pedigreec Bird Dc?S. Our Kennels in Chariot te i.? headed by I wo of the fine Bred Pedigreed dotrs money can bu^\ One is a male Visliel's Franli Pointer? t lie other is a malt* Count. Whitestone setter. These do<*s are both registered, and ar? Ljrand individuals, it >011 want puppies from the I e-d. breeds ol Pointers ami Setters the PishelV Kranlc and the Count White stone breeds are the finest to be had, as every sportsman knows. I'Ve to either ?lf?. (/harlot te Kennels, Charlotte, N. C. H. CY C OLE. ?* BREEDER OF FINE POULTRY Florai S3, S. C. j P. S. Some Kino Youn^l Stock Now Heady fori $lii|>tncnt. mh 1 TAADC-MAII!^ pvmj/tijr "'M.nirot tn Kit ov* i nt i iv?s or no Icy- WooMWtt PATGNTC f K AT MAY. (dU'iWi lli>:m tliirougliljr. r.t uui enjwsnv, .tnd Uo.p jrae Uj micv* *, S^nrl m >j>l, photo or ti> r fntF. fvport i on v?ifonta*>HHy. jr<-*n>' pr#<?i ce. UUR P<.*T?iNO WCrCRCNOEf. V-yr frw? uuK.e tv.ctt <?? f'r lYirntg writc*o BO.'j?S9S S?vonth Straot, v >A?Hiwrvrom, o. o. THE FLOODS HAVE DONE GREAT DAMAGE BUT DAVID WOLFE i . ? ! Having recently bought out a large BANKRUPT STOCK and a splendid line of fresh goods in the northern markets, consisting of Clothing and General Merchandise is better prepared than ever to offer you SPECIAL BARGAINS along ALL LINES Suits Made to Order a Specialty Railroad Fare refunded to ail West Wateree patrons whose purchases amount to $5.00. THE PE0PLE NEWS AND JOB PRINTING Invitations, Envelopes, Litter Heads, Cards, Catalogue Work, Commercial Work, till Heafc, Circulars, Programmes, Welding Invitations, At Homo Cards. Prompt Delivery. Give Me Your Printing. W. A. SCHROCK 'PHONE 91. CAMDEN, S. C. Free Safety Razor * With every order for three or 4 3-4 gallons of our "Korking Korn" 3 gallons, ? $5.95 12 quarts, ? $o.45 4 3-4 gals., $8.45 16 q:arts, - $8.95 Free Watch Fob With every order for one or two gallons of our "Koi-kFng Korn" 1 galton, - $2. ?'!> 4 qcrrt?, - | 2 gallons, - ?4.70 8 c;\;rdrls, - 54 I 21 pin's, or 48 half pinls, - - - $T?.' 0 "Tins is a Hi^h-Class Old Corn Whiskey, YelSov/ ljiJ Mellon." Express charges prepaid and losses and breakage mric good. Our shipping house is next door to express office, which gives us the best and quickest shipping facilities. Send money order with order and write for big pricc liSl. A. Hatke & Co.] Distillers (Richmond, - Va. P. O. Box 371. J Established 1CG7I 800-80G Ecst Cary Strmmt 'adta VaHey Distilling Makes the finest PURE RYE and CORN WHISKEY on t'.ie market Only t'.ie best grain used in dis tilling fine whiskies will give the delightful and mellow flr.vor recoprnir.cd in every taste of any of the YADKIN VALLEY make. Shipped in jugs or bottles in plain cases ? crdcrs filled promptly and carefully. Old Shore Corn . . . $3.00 Gallon Yadkin Valley Corn ? . $2.50 Gallon North Carolina Corn . . $2 00 Gallon Pure Old Rye .... $5.00 Gallon Bottled in bond, eight years old, guaranteed pure. The nearest distillers (.<> you shipping dircct from our y?ant, guaranteeing quickest delivery. Wri e for price list. A '..rial order will convince you of tho superi ority cf. every Whiskey mr.de r.nd sh!;;pcd by YADKIN VALLF/Y' DISTILLING CO. Koctf. Mount, Mouth Carolina