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local flfcatter. City Lots for Sale. Apptjr to 1. K. Holland, Camdvii, *L O. For Sale or Rent. I^tare fMpfrty ia <Taoi<len. ( Brink iiouw, out Ikwim and 4 acre*, ur land? Easy Terms. Maury To Loan. .On Real Estate from Middle of Kov. ember. ^ <Clark ? eon Trwekow. To Bent. TO RENT-Timt con veitiiMil rfwldeiirt* <> i? Main Stmt. I'lUHt^le Court linuxr. For t**riu.? CikDEK fSTOKK. Apply to For Sale. A second limn! Singer Sewing Machine for sulc cheap for outli. Apply "t this oflice. _ Bring Your Job Work To The People's Office. For Sale. Rough Long and Short Leaf Yellow Pine Lumber and Laths. Camden, S C It F D No :* B- It- Trnesdel ROOMS FOR RENT Kitcheo, dining room and boo room furnished. Apply to Camden Store For Rent. Store for rent ou Broad Street. Apply to Camden Store. Funnel** Union. .The regular meeting of Ker fthaw County Farmers Union will be held at. i.lie Court 'House Ou the second Saturday in April. A. E- Kennedy, Pres. 1 I/H iil L'it ion. A local branch of the Farm ers Union was organized bore on last Saturday, a meeting ol which will be held at the court liou.se ou next. .Saturday for the purpose of initiating candidates and receiving applications foi membership. Dcndt. News was r reived here on Tuesday morning of the death at Sumter the day before of Mr. C Nelson, formerly one of out oldest and most highly respected citizens. The deceased was very uged which was largely respou sible for Ins death. His remains were brought to Camden on yesterday (Wednesday) and in terred in the QuaUur cenieiary by the side of his wife. Our full sympathy goes out to the family in their loss. ?in* 8<>!<!I<'?h \VI?n In I In* \Vi?r. The Johti I). Kennedy Chapter U. D. C.t propose eroding a bronse tV>)et to the ini?in<?p\ <?t Confederate Soldiers from Kei kIkiw County, \v!h) were silled, or dh'd i:i service during lh?* years 1861 03. They aire milking mi effort to secure it complete list of those who gave their lives for the "Liosi. Cause" from 1 hi* county. They have secured the following names, but the\ feel sure tliut there ureo'hers to he added, und they appeal to the citizens of Kershaw count\ to aid them t:i completing the list. Nitincs may be sent to any of tho committer. Mrs. P. Bruce Davis, >!t'l John Cmotey, Mrs. Hi'nJ- lluile, Mrs. E. E. Sill, Commit tee. Capt. John Chesuut Capt. Adam McWillie, Capt Henry Cantev, Reuben O^rtild, Coin in bus Minton, William KiiUland, John Witherspoun, Harwell Hal tnond, Charles Fisher, John Boykin Allison Shannon, Joseph Dob.v, C.ipt B?yUin MeCaa, Lt. Duncan W blinker. Ma roes Ha urn, Charles Shannon, D mirhis An ortim, James Cnrotnn, U T Dut ton, M 8 IjuGrund, Edward Lang, Francis Do Vino, C T Uil Hng?t Clicsnut WhttuUer, L'-'wis Vatiffliaa, Jessef Nettles, Wta. Lewis, fVilliMi Turner, Jesse Young; Lt. Henry W DeSsussure Lt. John J McKain, Capt. T J Warren. TL W hi taker, William*. Alfred E Doby, Qen. Jolio B Vlllepigue, T L Boy kin, James H Burns, J McKagen, ? LeGrand, Ed. Pardee ^ilea, K O Perkins, James Wiihers|ioon, John Capers, Col P H Nelson. Joseph Nettles. Re4pn Aarnes, Richard West, A n if u ? Mc Lauriti, William McNaughton, John McGouyau, Wra. Hough. John E Hough, Nathaniel Hou?jrh Lewis Hoskins, Lt. William Mc Sween, Jumps Turner. Finley McCnsUill. Jauies Bruce, Henry Coats, Jesse Deli ruble, Burwell Truesdell, Samuel Webb,, Shad* rack Rodders, James Rodirers, T J Clyburn, G Sutton, John Kirfiy, Chap Gardner, John B.ulieUl, William Parker, Capt. Joe Cunningham, Corpl. A J Cunningham, Baih?y Dixon, B C Perry, Jhoma** Perry, . Lewi* Stbisoii. ?' A HARD STRUGGLE. Mntiy n Camden Citizen Piud* I lie Siruir^le Hard. Willi n bark roustiiehinj;, Willi (lintrvsiiiiii; urinary iiitnrder*, 1 >n11>- existence is but a fttrugple. No iire?l to k-?*p it up. Doati*a> Kuliiev Pil's will cure you Oii?* Itumlrvtl ilitiUhniid people en dorse this rlaiin. Here is one cuse : " Mrs Lucy Whites, 1827 PuI aski Street, Columbia, S. 0., says: ??For several years dur ing the winter months 'I was bothered l?y pains in* 'my bade .nid shoulders. My head some times ached severely uud I was hardly able to attend to my housework. About three months 'igo I was advised to try Doan's Kidney Pills and I procured u iox. They helped me no prompt ly that I procured a further sup ply and uftcr using that, I was free froai pain. I think then is no remedy equal to Doan'a ICidney Pills." For S?l?* by (ill- <k'?l?T.?. Priee r>0< Konter?-Milbirrn 0o.v Hiiir?lo.'NN. Y *nle uveitis lor the Unit???! Stnles. |{<MiMMiit>fr the ' name?l>??an'*?;ni take no other. Notici:. This will notify^all that I am agent for The Saturday Evening Post and Ladies Home Journal Send your subscription to Thus. W hi taker. County Bonds for Sale. Ilida are invited for Coupon Bonds ol Kerslniw County, South Carolina, to moonlit of forty thousand iiollar?'t40, oOO) issued under act of Legislature Tor building ltiver Bridge. Bond mature twenty-livi* ynrs from Max lsi 1001). S?'ini-A initial interest at 5 j.ei infill. No bid less I bun par mid ae e.iired interest considered. Bids nrisi lie sent sealed to I he undersigned, an<! ar.eoui pun led by certified ell- ek fur him thousand dollars ($l,(Kh>) whieli wib be returned if bid is ivjeeted. Bid close 12 M. April 5th, Bhii); rijjht ro eerved to reject any or nil luds. \d dress M.C, West , Snpervi-or lv sliaw County. i <'nnu!eu. S. ('. Tlir Ituml To Iiii* utility obstructions. bin none <.? desperate ::s po?r li.ailii S :ee to (lav deuiauUs he:l It, bill fciec.trn- I .i. - terslsllie greatest lli\;!tb : > t?? i t J r* i" t ??? v*ori?! ha- e*er l;*i-n. I' eo.;t)i<!- per fret :iel jon i>i r-1 ? ? ?:? eli, liv-r. Milnr i - bowels, purili ?- aii-i e. i iei,,v? t bi<>i.>; and tuiieH and invigorates Hie wli ;i ? system. Vigorous h.idv and kee brain lolloiv Ibeir use. V???? cau'i att'urd to slight Kleeli i.- J?111 ? r weak, run-dt.wn or sieKi*. <?nl, jj.t Uuarautecd by t'auideu I'n.g < oio pnuv? Zemp A Depa-s and^KrnneiH I,. Ze nip's druir st <res. 1*20*3 Bambergs Famous 5c CIGAR Is Sold by P. Ln*lie Camden Driitf Company, Bruce and Lamr. II. L SclioH.sbuiir, \V_. T. IfiiHfv. Klium*1 & Bciitti**, J. N Otiiaisi.inH?, K 1) fJro and T. .J. Boy U i ti. ASK FOR IT PERSONAL ????? ? ??? ??? ?????>?.?. Gur good friend. Mr. T- B. Davis, of Cenfden R. R. Ko. l, brought os is much appreciated bushel of sweet potatoes on I act Thursday. ?Master Charlie W.Hinson, who, recently Vm so Seriously ill wfth appeudlfcUls. iu Colum bia, has so far' recovered hs to be able to spend last week here with his grand-mother and other relatives.. He was accouapuuied by his mother. ,j ?Mr. H. L Bamberg, for merly well known and popular; here, spent Friday wi.Lli us af ter an absence of several years. He is tlte same good uatuied and Jolly fellow as of yore. . ? Mr. D. M. McDonald, one of lite pioneers of Betliuue, but v^lio is now in Business at Hurts-1 vilie, was iu the city on Wednes day. His many friends liete were glad lo see him again, and also glad to see. him looking so well. TKNNIH IN CAMDEN. Considerable Interest Attracted by Tournament *T1iih \V?ek. Sp.-dai in Tin* State. / ; ? I'amdcu, March 12 ? ('lie ten n i a tournament which lias been in pro gress nt Hobkirk Inn tor the pastf week hits nttra.tlMl considerable.at teiiLion nml interest, Capt. F. W. lildriUire, the proprietor, offered a iimnher of handsome silver en {is for the occasion and the plu> was fast and furious. Ou Monday the mixed doubles were at it. Miss Emma Shannon anc Mr. Newton Roykiu winning out against. Miss Freddy Rush nr.d Mr. Duncan l?d wards, 0-2, 7-l> and 0-4 . The same day Miss Margaret Eldridgj and Mr. Jesse Kowati took two sets from Mis? Leila Hoykin and Mr. Charles Scott, 0-1 and 0-0. The other results areas follows: Women's singles: First, round? Mrs. Hinkley of Washington, 1>. C.. I deleateil Miss Freddi? Hush of Cam den by default; Mrs. M. W. Slnck'pole ? ?f Andova, Mass., defeated Miss Doro lliy Eldredge of Camden, 0-2, 0-4; Miss Helen Chandler of lioston de feated Miss Emilia Shannon of Caui ?len, 0-4, 0-2. , Second Hound?Miss H'Uey Hoy kin >f ('linden defeated Mrs. Iliuk.ey. 0-8, 0-4; Mrs. Siackpolti. defeated MrA# It'o. If. llndges itf'New Y.ork V 2, fl-8;. Miss Chandler defeated Mi*s .Mr rjpiret Eldrtdge , of. Camden, 0.0, 0-2J Miss Hoykin defeated Mrs. itackpole,' a-t>, 0 2. i j Men*.* singles: Mr". C. M. Tin tor-of i. Birney, Mont., defeated Mr. Lynch l>ess of Camden, 0-0, 0-2. Mixed doubles: Miss Hetsey Hoy kin of Camden and Mr. James Scott of Sew York deUated Miss Freddie Bu?h of Camden and Mr Duncan Ed wards of New York, (I 1. 0-2. Those who are still to play in the mixed doubles are: Ml** Dorothy Kldridge, Mr Pete Johnson, Hinkley, Mr Richmond, Miss MargaretEldridge, Miss Emma Shannon, Mr Newton Boy <in. Those who are still to play in the men's singles are : Mr Fete Johnson, Mr J.lines Scott, Duncan El wards,' Mr- Xichmoiid and Mr Rowan. IIim ItiiMiiiu.sH Ability In iiii- Adirondack* lives n man too .axy to work, bill evidently of ^renl bu?iucs? ability. One winter when lit* \v.i?t si 11 injy :tr<?iiml kii okiii^ hit family ??hum* at ni'.ir st.irviilicii that muiie of 'lit in iy libit: s \vlio could ill ;iH'oril to help him, took np a collection anil 'louyhi for ill-.* "iillVriiit; family a bar rel of flour. a barrel of pork ami a lorn! of wooi!. Tin1)' with no! eoii>ld .t.iIe riioii^li In cni i liv wooil, lint l!:?' Utiaiue-* nii'.n knew bow t<? luauai; ?. 11?? ? ii:?"?! <ni'ii' of llif neighbor* who iad ivit ciiiiiI'ilun il to liis d(?:i yi hi i > cut ? t ?? wo-t'l :i ii<l J.? i:iI I ire.ii wit 11 li t 11 1 lit1 ?i .11<<I In! i Ii - H Mir. SALE. This will notify 1 lit? public lluit vv?- 1111vk disposed of our interest in I he Wood mul Con I business u? Messrs Jus I)"L(niche & Co. Tliiinlii.iK vim for \our puiro ii.i^e in t he past, aud liopmir Ihnt \ ?>ii will continue it to our sue ressors, we are Very truly VVhilaker A Burnet, Those wishing to place orders for either wood or coal will please phone 128. Jus. DeLoache & Co. A Hurry U;i Cull. Qnfok! Mr. PrutrirNf?<>??fr?U !? A box "f Ilnchlen'* Arnica .*nlve?Mere'* a quarter?For tin? love of Mo?e*, | luirry! llaby'n burned himself tyr. 1 riblv?Johnnie cut bl? foot with the i axe?Minnie'* scalded?Pa mn't walk | from lbr pili'H?HUH,, ha* lifdl*?ami , my corns ache. She c?t, It mul smut cured all the family. 11?? tfit* (Trent eat j licitb'f on enrlli. Sobl by inmdett Drui; Company, Zcnp & iJcPns* and Francis b. Zemp's drug ?tor*. 3r. King's New LlfePWr The boat In the world. ? BREVITIES. ?Tbit city Tots offefSd Id this Issue iraUlit Ancrum lots on Fair Street of this city. ?Our J^a Work ad is attrac I live, -and our work and prices ; more so. Give us a trial. | ?Col. A. u.: Kennedy is offer* injf .bariied--wire and Held fenc ing as cheap as tbe cheapest. ?Hon. W. Bratton DeLoache has a professional card with us. He is a sound lawyer; and * gen ial gentleman. ?Read carefully every aid. in 'this Issue, big or little. These lilt le notices "For Sale or Rent** inny interest' souie people about this time,-- f ... ?Note rtlpn Cabbage ads now running in bur columns. Tbe earlier the f^auts are set out the beiter --??House .builders and con tractors will- de well to corres pond' with Mr. B R. Truesdel before purchasing lumber and laths elsewhere.' His ad up peurs in this issue. ?Good buildiug lots are gro-v injc scarce. * "Those desiring to buitd.a home w.iJI do well to.cor respond with Judge I. F. Hoi land ? promptly. The several lots he has for sale are prime. 4Jluin:;e in 8?ubotinl Schedule. On and after November 29th, Passenger Train No. 81 of the Seaboard, which now stops at all statious between Hainletaud Columbia, will make but three stops between those points, viz: Clieraw, Mcliee and Camden, and will leave Camden station a few minutes ek'rlier than as uow at 9 47 a. in. south bound, aud 7.10 p. nil north bound. A local passenger service will be established with Traill No. 61 which will ,make stops at all stations between Hamlet and Columbia. This train will leave Hamlet ut 7.35 a. in., and pass Camden at about 9 50 a. in. Returning,, will leuve Columbia at 4.00 p. m., arriving at Camden al?Hii 5.00 p. in. There will bfe no change in the schedules of trains 06 aud 43 which now. pass Cundeu station at 6.30 a. ui .,und 10 40 p. m When the' limited is put. on, which wilJli or about Jan. 1st, we. wi|l be iu the enjoy menl of blie-;servictis of .eight-.passen ger vraius 4a instead of four as now. '? This speaks:: well for the en terprise of ll^p S^A. L., and the projected change of schedule will be of great, .convenience to not only the traveling public, but to our people as well. Under this schedule, all those having busi u$ss at Columbia or interniedi ate points, Or at }>oints north, are afforded-ample time to tiaus act that business during the (lav, and return to their homes that evening. 1 ' sfpens For Hatching r From Thoroughbred Pens BLACK MINORUAS WHITE WYANDOTTES WHITE & BROWN LEG s HORNS. ANI) PUFF PLYMOUTH ROCKS. Zeigler & Mathis. G<? Wit li A Ktt*li. Tin* (tcninml for thnt wondoriiil Htotiinch, I#iv?T nnd Kidney riir?*t Dr. | Km#'* New lAfv Pills?M nutnuiid i ??>T x.iy tliry iievtr caw Ihc like. It* bwitiw I tbi?y lit*vt'i* r?il to run* Hour Moiiiarh, ('OIIKtipHllOtl, Illlll^tion, lltllolHIIfM ?In ii rid ire, Sim llenditrbe, <;blll* nml Mnliiriit. SMily 2f>?\ Camden Drus; <'oiii|iaii.v, Zrmi)& I>el*a?*mid Kranol* f/. Z?'iiip. BIDS INVITED. Hids will be received for bnild in<x :i Bridge over the Wntoree River neur Camden on March 24tl? 1909. The Hoard reserves the rijflit to reject any or nil hiils. M. C. WEST, Supervisor K. O. Oil union, S O. Feb. 15 1909. tm Ulovu itc ^ 'can <!ood men us n clean akin. K. ,entity without it. C'ancnrctn, Candy Cotli??r tic c t>\u your blood nnd k**i*i> it clean, b> itirrti* tip I lie in/.y live* ond driving all if ,'Ui it mm from the body lb-gin to day to '?ani?h pimplon, boii*, blolrlic*. hind'' end^ ind ih.iji aiclilv Itilinuft eompltxion hy tnkini 'as? aret*,?beauty for '.cn ctnli. All drug f.Jk '4?t??Iactir>n JOq.23c 30r Pedigreed Bird Dogs. -Our Keunels in Charlotte is beaded by two of the finest Bred Pedigreed dogs money can buy. One Ifc. a. wale Fishers Frank Pointer?the other is a male Count Whitestone setter. These dogs are both registered, and are grand individuals. If you want puppies from the best breeds of Pointers and Setters the Fishers Frank aud the Count White sloue breeds are the finest to Im? had, as every sportsman knows. Fee to either $15. Charlotte Kennels, Charlotte, N. C. To Subscribers. , If your paper happens to come to you this week or next week or thereat lei* addressed in red, kindly take it as a gentle hint that we will most fervently thank you for and appreciate a quick payment of the whole, or a part of your indebtedness to us of whatever nature. There are four classes of peo ple who should receive the dis tinguished attentiou of deblors; the preacher, the doctor, ihe grocer and the editor. The preacher ministers to the spirit, the doctor to the body, the grocer satisfies, the cravings of the stomach, and tl e editor tills your tiiind. Without a well stored inmd whore are you? In this age of progress, you might as well be in the wilds of darkest Africa. Conio ou, friends. We need money. A Tramp** Own Ritual. Question?\VI?o comes lierr? Answer?A poor worthless candi date for charity, who begs to have and receiye part or I ho free lunch or this town, ?et apart for regular customers, a? nianj thousand tramps have done before uie. Q llow tlo you expect to gain the rights niii) privileges*? A By being a man tun lazy to wor*, not a-d>a toed to b. g, anil under the tongue ol general h.id report Where can tin* report be hud oi you. ?< A It is hi the pohce reports, Inebri ate asylums and at the cafes. I Q From whence came.you? A From a towu iu Texas called Booze. 1 Q Then you area regular tramp, 1 , perceive? A I am so taken and arrested wher-i ever I go. (.I How do you know you are a regu lar train o? A By being often arrested and tried and never acquitted, and expeel to he arrested, tried and convicted again. Q Where were you lirsi prepared to be a tramp? A In a ?mall bar-room adjointng my place ol' abode. ti How were you then prepared? A By being kicked and cuffed around until divested ol nearly all my clothes, having been previously de prived of ill my money and diamond*. Q What ilr?t induced you to become a tramp? A That I might travel nil over the land and indulge my ravenous appe tite for beer, a.id sponge my living from .141 easily humbugged public. Q llow am I to know you to *je a tramp? A By the size and laziness or i:;y feet, by signs, grip*. and words. C M hai are word.*? A Certain plausible tale* that wMl beat induce the l.-.dy ol the nouse to givrf up her cakes and pie*. Q What are signs? A dirty fnce and hands, torn and dirty clothes with a bad limp in either leg. Q What is grip? A A tight, hold on anything portr. ble that may be turned into ready cash. Q Will you give inc the grip? A No, get ?ome other fellow. Q llow did you llr?t guiu admission to tliis town? A By a trond long tramp at Mow twelve,' the time when nil polieemeti are called from labor to refieshrieuts. Q llow were you received? A By a cop just on the point, of taking a Manhattan eye-opener. Vi What did he do with you? A lie put uie in u cooler in dt:c form. Vi W'hnt next was done with you? A lie conducted me aro'tud Ironi east to West to the court house, an.I told me lo stand erect r.nd fact t/:e public judge. Q N\ hat did the judge any to you? A He told me to say my name, to obey the law, after which he ordered me to the left and follow the cop to the place from whence I came?the Jail.? (exchange. ! 11 f ?? iv 1 *4>'r- ?'>.? ???*< ? i V*i V I'll t ? nil* Ira ??? Nf ^ ' > ? ?. ! 1 1 ? n ?1 <* 1 lUS^V^d 'f C '*?> ?*/ *U lift A III LINE 11 A IJL WA I. Tlic?? Arrivals ami l>epartures as well us Time' and Conneetievt iritii other Companies, are given only as luformattou ami nro s?i Guaranteed. NORTH BOUND. / .Seaboard Pitt. Year Round Fast \ Limited. Limited. Mail. 98 84 06 Lv Camden 10:30 p. oi 7:00 p m 0:21 am Ar Cheraw 8:40 p nr. .*... .8:10 a m Ar Hatulet 12:25 a. in 9:10 pm 8:45 a ni Ar Kaleigli l-:25 a m 11 :50 a in Ar Portsmouth ! 7:50 a in 5?40 p in Ar Kiclimoud .7:18 a. in 5:30 am 5:05 p in Ar Washington 10:28 a. in. ...J. .8:50 a ni; 8:3?>p ui Ar Baltimore 11:40 a. in 9:57 a in 9:52 p m Ar Philadelphia 1:511 p. m 12:18 p m 11:51 p in Ar New Yorlc.. 2:30 p. m 2:45 p ui. 3:53 a la Local Passenger. t ? Lv Camden 5:02 p m. Ar Hamlet 7:30 p m. SOUTH BOUND. | 99 81 43 Lv Camden 0:05 a in 9:22 a m.. .. 10:30 p m Ar Columbia 7:00 a in 10:20 a m 11:40pm Ar Savannah 9:30 n mi 1/.00 p m 2:45 a tn At Jacksonville 1:15 pm 1:50 p in 7:15an> . Ar Tampa 0:30 a m 0:30 a m 0:00 p m Ar St.. Augustine .. .. 2:L'5 pm 10:10 pm 11:00pm Ar Palm Lieach 1:08 a in 7:50 am 7:55 p m Ar Miama 3:20 a m 10:50 a m 10:25 p ia Ar Knights Key 7:00 a in 3:20 p in Ar Habana Cuba 4:30 p m Local Passenger Lv Camden 9:58 a. in. Ar Columbia .. 11: a. in. Trains Nos 81 and 81 are composed of iho following liigli class equipment: Pullman Drawing llwoui Sleeping Ca r between ?ler sey City and Tampa, daily; Seaboard dining ear between New York and Iiienmoini anil between llauilet and Jacksonville, also first class day couches. Trains Nos. 43 and 0'>. Seaboard Mail, daily, are composed of following ecjuipmenl: Pullman Drawing room Sleeping car be tween New \ oi k and .1 aei:sonv11le, da11 v. Seaboard ItulYet Parlor car between Jacksonville and Tain pa. dail\; Dinniir Car between Washington and II unlet, daily, al*?o tirst class dav eoaeiies. For information and reservations, e.-.!l on oi wide. E. J. COOPEtt, Agt J. S. KTCHUERCER, T. P. A. Camden, S. C, C'olnnibi;:. C. Send us Ycur Jo?* Work . .? FROST PROOF CABBAGE TSa . GUARANTEED TO SATISFY PURCHASES BktLLX JCftAKY W\kUU.U> \ n.\|;| v nv I ? i 'V!r-*:C:i Alitif}.:* r.ltT^U!: t ?: ? ?. - ? Tv#iurfi??? ?;.? ^ ** - * i ? - ? aiuvi *r ? ? ? ' ' 'Iw"?. i'.l !. !'.iU < '%y !, .41 C ~ii! .ou. !i ; ? ??!???. '? raKZ: In Jc N fi! 1lo ?! ?"?. rt Ji.Cjn.1., I f'r ? n. c* JI.'J r*" P. rr! <*.*" ?; ?; ?p. F.O.B. YOU.NC'SISLA-NJ.^C. OctSpceitf ll^rccs li-.zs c:: r.f -> Wc grew the tir..t Prcjt Fn?* H ,'CC ?.w !:??.??; r-.-rr i-.f ?? .1 satisfied cr-.totv.e::;; jv.h. v c !i.-.w r.row;: G-Mi r L! r.:o; j c^lji',3 . ?' fy pcicrr." 51 l!:2 Sculiic;'? c :J. \ /LIV ? l?c"?v:; ^ o:;r J'-5 :? " ' r.r v/s send yo-.ir rr.oivjy !.r.c?;. i-.ow; i; i; time ;?> ret thcr.e pint ... :? c tion to pet extra ciuiv cal?l-."m.\:*;u! ;'.ey .:rc w'.e one:; sell ?!*r:hc r.ic:;- r..*y., Cpccul terini to wfumt whu uake fruii.' r ^ % ?? . r * V*??%,? .V |<n C oid*. rc. Wr:?e f.? .lUimaicaulor.,.. \i OVoA'f'. c.\/I ;>.l 0* YCJl'y 5 ?>. t. 'i'iial lal'e i iV.Jiey. There siili seems lo he ;t little} business in 111 (3 minds of some people concerning oar life i:i i surauee policy. To inaue tlie; mallei' absolutely clear, we will ' sav I hnMo every subscriber to THR PEOPLE who k>*t-p up m j paul subscription, we *rn;i raniee lhat lie will not the within the period during whien his account is clear on our uooks. Should he, through any puim:!i-i nr?? h;ip pen lo ero-?s the divide durin<r ill a I. period, and wauls his money h.iclc, he car. i^et it promptly b\* umkin;; application for same at. this ol'lice. No otVer could I??? Jailer, and il luremiH's an ;:i:?i<>< 1 inducement why all should lake THE people. ?J *???" r *> i. ? ) f j C-) o ? ' * ' r -i c ; I ^?3 i j u IfF-TI t: j c J cr.) r-i tr1 r-p Li G> r (.?:')? fc?-* D f ) r'A ir. > Qi U? , <=? 3? CA7 7? cn v: r; )? r- ?> r. B i ?: n r : 5 ! l fc g" S 3 ? e g 3 5s ~ ?r, i* *? > t3 = 3 ? ? > X n n a? w ' -o H o f 1 (-? -u )? r.r. r: o o f. oit 2 ? ? ? , o o o u o m* vL 3 "3 iI m ( ? r > V ?' (> L? C> \ I*i Cy.'J Diary lor Our Wo. !;>.!<(? p!.?:!>?un> i:i atnounc* Hi!' I ii.it :iiiy oi' <jtii* cull st'curiMi li:u? Do tiiary for I'.lO'.l, bv yi'in11u?.; t! cents postugt*, '? to I>. Suill & Co., i'atI'dt Ij.iw t , i-r-., V? iisiiiauio'i, i> This ! ii r \ i ?; worth LT> rt'iiJs, -.'.lit! r.on? i.mi-. I'D of valmi'oio iufor i uialioii, sticli ;is tlio crop prod I 'icti.ui of 1D0H, I?v slate*.; Brief II >111 \*;111111>I<t |-.?>i iits of everyday jtavv ami patcnl laws; l>usiiies9 J forms, ami population of till I cities and state*, etc, and 75 ' I>;i?rcs mcmoi'amlum. H. COLE. BEKEDER OF FIKE F SULTRY:.: Ftew,; S. t. i P S. Som? 1 Young Stuck Nuw for ] I Shmmofjl ''4 v?.xwzHs r.-rr.": ; ^ . v: ru u/n '>'<?, ? ? / . - v