The people. (Camden, S.C.) 1904-1911, April 08, 1909, Image 3
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Haiti 8tn*t, oppoftlte
Court Ihwim*. Fur trf-ms
Cavdix Stukk.
For Bale.
Rough Lorig and Short
Leaf Yellow Pine Lumber
and Laths.
Camden, SO
It F D No 3
B- R- Truesdel
U. 1>. c.
The Joliu D. Kennedy Chap
ter U. D. C., will uieet with Mrs.
DralUtn de Louche on Monday
afternoou, April 12th til 4:00
o'clock.
OmuIuk \V*<uiwic.
Cards are out announcing UN
coming marriage of Mr. W. D.
Richardson to Miss Ethel Cor
belt, eldest daughter of Dr. and j
Mrs. J. W. Corbett on th?i 14t!i,
at Grace cburcli, this city, This
i* a very popular young couph
to whom the congratulation* of
THE PEOPLE are heartily ex
tended in advunce.
Snored Cocci t.
The aacred concert at. the
Presbyterian church on Men
day evening was largely attend
ed and was greatly enjoyed by
nil lovers of music. The pro
gram was well selected, s nd ev
ery number beautifully re:;->red.
Where all did so well i! would by
invidious to piirticu!..rize, but
Iho solos by Misses E!dred?r?>
and Grouse, and by Mrs. Mills]
and Mrs. DuBj.c were very, very
Cue. *
lMcutc.
We aro requested to announce
that llmre will be a b.v->ket pic
uic at Yaughau's mill about *ix
miles above Camden on next
Saturday, the 10th hist., to which
the public is cordially invited
Tills is a famous picu'c ground,
and every body has a good time
when attending a pieuic thero.
To CIonc at O O'clock.
"We, the undersigned, mer
chants of tho City of Camden, do
hereby agreo to clos; our re
spective places of business at
6 o'clock p* m., from Monday,
April 5th to Sept., 1st, 1900: ,
W E Johnson, Gilt Edge Store
Springs & Shannon, L Schenlr &
Co., J C CuTeton & Co., M II
Hey man, J no Whitaker, Jr., W
Geisenheimer, Burns <fe Barrett,
T J Arrant*, Baruch Nettles Co,
Watkius Bros., MathU & Lewis,
David Wolfe, Mostrley Bros , 3
W Smith, J. It. Goodale Sons,
Twin Bros, Wilson A Nicholson,
Rhamo Beattie, A D Kennedy,
Cash Grocery Co., H L Sclilos
burg, K I) Murchison, Bruce &
Lang, W It Kobe i ts.
t?*20*3
Bzmbergs Famous 5c
CIQAR
Is So!d by
F. Leslie Zi'iup, O.itndon
Prwg Cowijmnv, iiruct* and
Lntitf, H. Ti- 8(j1io*sburif,
W. T. Hasty. Kiiaim? <&
Tlrattio, ?T. N. Ounslma*, It
D. DiUblo<& Llfu and T. J.
Jit>3 l? iii.
ASK I'9R IT
o 1*4* to
a wriuus accident Mr. A, 8.
Gardner at ^lltuai pn lul
Wednesday iiMitf'm} ft L
G(alli?<M*i?iw oil) fjirml nilti
from Utel tovB. IFLWe adjust
littf a eeruin part of the.ma
chinery of the mill, he bad the
oiUfurtaoe to have bis rt^lit leg
crushed, aud several bones of
the foo? uroken. It was at ft tat
supposed tliut amputation of the
limb would be necessary, but
now strong hopes are enter
tuiued that lh:s will not have to
bo resorted to.
??Bob" Harris.
"And who is 'Bob* Harris*' do
you usk.
Well, lio is our "Bob" and as
Ions' as we can prevent it lie
shall bo uobody*s "Dob** but
ours.
??What of him?" W?M, he is
not ouly one of the cleverest fel
lows lo l>e met in a years's
jouiu<?y, but he is an artist?tin
artist of "the art preservative.'*
And in proof oT this assertion it
ouly needs lo be known that he
was the urlist who designed and
supervised the printing of the
Christmas number of the Trl
St?te Odd Fellow?admittedly
the liaudsomest thiug ever seen
in South Carolina except a Co
lumbia girl, whoso beauty the
world cannot equal.
To be serious. Mr. Harris is
the genial and gentlemanly gene- j
ral fmporiutcudeut of the R. L.
Kryuu Publishing House (where
this paper is printed), and he is
hi very truth an artist in his
line, ns ihn maguiHceut speci
mens of his worlc which go out
from this establishment ably
testify.*?From Tri State Odd
Fellow, Columbia, S C.
To this wo any. Amen.?Eil.
OUR GREAT HORSE SHOW.
The mumigemciit of the re
ceiit horse show deserve all
praise for the success that at.
teuucd their efforts and special
credit should be accorded the
secretary, Dr. Jj. H. Snider.
TIio whole affair went off with
out a hitch or the least unpleas
antness while tlie splendid dis
l*lny of animals, and the cheer
fill throngs of interested spec
tators made a picture that was a
d lijrht to the eye.
The winners were as follows:
FIRST DAY.''
Class 1 Stallion*?John II. Clark. Cam
den, 1*1; Dr. J. II. Taylor, Columbia
2nd and 3rd.
Class II Single harness horse, over 1ft
ha mis Ingli?Hoot li-llarby Co., Sum
ter, 1st; G. T. Little; Camden, 2nd;
Chart. Potter, New York, 3rd.
Class 0 Morgan Cup for Polo pony?
K. G. AVhistlcr, Camden. 1st; P. L.
Kdwards, 2nd: Mrs. W. B. Schiller,
Pittsburg, Pa., Hd.
Class IS Pair Roadsters? G. T. Little,
1st.
Cla?s G Whistler Cup, Indies' har
ness horse?Mrs. Schiller, 1st; A.
ParveusteUt, New York, 2nd; G. T.
Little, 3rd.
Class 1ft Veteran's class, 1ft ye*r? old
and over?Itoolh-llarby Co..1st: A,
I). Kennedy, Jr., 2nd; K. G. Whistler,
Jlrd.
Class 11 Pair over 1ft 1-ft hands high,?
G. T. Little, 1st; Camden Hose Heel,
No. 1, 2nd.
Class 13 Combination horse in Imr
ihw?A. Parvelistcdt, 1st; Booth
IIarby Co., 2nd; Mlsr S. C. Sr.ith,?
Columbia, 3rd.
Class 17 Court Inn Cup, LnJies* sad
die horse?A. Paryeiistedt, 1st; Dr.
C. II. Dunnell, Albany, N. Y., 2nd;
'I' Kdmuud Kruiubholz, Camden, 3rd.
Class 2 Kldrldge Cup, H una bouts
Mrs. Schiller, t-t; G. T. Little, 2nd;
Gregory.Cornier Co., Columbia, Urd.
Class 10 Pair 15 1-ft hands high? W. B.
Kennedy, Kidgeway, 1st; M'ss 8. C.
Smith, 2nd; Mrs. C. 11. Kaymond,
Akr.ii;, Ohio, 3rd.
The hunter's elass was participated
in by Messrs. Little, Dunnell and
Whistler.
SECOND DAY.
Class 10 Three-Gaited saddle horse?
G. A. Gulgnard, 1st; G. T. Little,
2nd-nlid 3rd.
(/lass 1U Single roadsters?Dootli*
IJarby Co.,1st; O. T. Little, 2nd and
3rd.
Class 12 Lnilies pair?Mrs.Schiller, 1st
.Mrs, (,'. II, Haymolid, 2nd; Mrs. W.
K. Kve, Jr. 3rd.
Class 8 Kive-Oaited saddle horse?
llooth* liar by Co.. 1st; Itest l.etto t,
2nd; J. II. WitIn-rspoon, Lancaster,
3rd.
Class H Siuale I lamps* Horse, ovei
I 1ft hands hi?h?o. C. Wels.i, Ker
shaw, 1st; Mrs. Schiller, 2nd; G. T
: Little, 3rd,
Clnn? H He.-t |u?fr in livery?O. T.
I Little, l?t; W. It. Kenned}, atntl.
OIhm 21 Polo I'unj?Mre.Belilllrr, 1 ?*l;1
K. CI. Whistler, 2ihI; l>. L. Edward*,!
8rd.
Clan* 24 S'Hldle Pony? W, II. Sehlller,.
I Jr., (I. T> Little, Jr., 2nd; Pony of
MIm Wrtglil, #rd, ridduii by H<rt
I UtlTurd.
IChifs 7 Private pnir?J. 8. Trantlmni,
\ Ift; U. 1>. Mliore, 2nd; Mm. Schiller,
tfrdf
PERSONAL T
?Boa. Joo. 6* Richards look
In thl bom ?bow lail weak. -
?Dr. W, J. Donne) 1 jmmT ton
bar* returned for the season to
Ihsir northern boms. ( . -
^-Mr. Geo. B. Oiements of
Liberty bill spent a few hours in
the city Isst week.
?Mf. J. Q. Davis, also so old
Camden boy was over on Tues
day with the Columbia band.
?Dr. L. H. Solder covered
himself with glory as the maua-;
ger and secretary or the horse
show.
?Mr. Johnnie Rodgers, an
old Camden boy was iu the city i
on Tuevday with the Columbia j
Concert Band.
?Our Congressman, Hon. D.
E. Fintoy delivered a capital
speech in Congress on the Tariff
proposition last tveek.
?Mr. Herbert R. Boy kin, a
popular young resident of the
Lost Territory spent a few hours
in the city on Saturday.
?Mr. B. M. Powell, who hus
successfully conducted a shoot- j
i"g gallery here for several,
months, has returned to his home
at Sum lor.
?Mr. Henry Bamberg of Co
lumbia was with us ug'iin on
Saturday, singing the praises of
the "1 20.3" cigar as usual.
?Tlie lecture by Mr. W. C.
Thomson of Laucuster, at the
Baptist church ou Suuduy night
was largely atteuded, aud is said
to have beeu much enjoyed.
B r eTT tT e s .
?The city lots offered in this
issue tire the Aucrutn tots ou
Pair Street of this city.
?Our Job Work uil is attrac
tive. uud our work mid prices
more so. Give us a trial.
?Col. A. D. Kennedy is offer
ing barbed wire and lield fenc
ing as cheap as the cheapest.
?Hou. W. Bratton DeLoache
has a professional card with us.
He is a sound lawyer, and a gen
ial gentleuiau.
?We are still iu the market
for corn, peas and baled sliucUs
on subscription. Don't be bash
ful about bringing them in.
?James DeLoache & Co., are
advertising Coal and wood in
thlb issue. Ph'Jtie them your
wants iu either.
?A?k for Uu in berg's "1 20-3"
cigar, and take no other. It is a
Hue smoke, and besides is of do
mestic manufacture. Wee ad.
? Zeigler & Mathis have a
well appointed poultry yard iu
tills city. Now is the season lo
buy eggs. Scrub poultry is dear
at any price. Sej the Z & M.,
ad.
?Did you receive that state
incut of your account we sent
you recently? If you did, please
give it your attention quick. If
you didn't we will muil you a
duplicate on application.
?Bead carefully every ad. in
(his issuet big or little, ^hefee
little notices "For Sale or Iteut"
may interest some people about
thi3 time.
?Note the Cabbago ads now
running in our columns. The
earlier the plants are set out the
better.
?House builders and con
tractors will do well to corres
pond with Mr. JJ. K. Truesdel
before purchasing lumber and
laths elsewhere. His ad ap
pears in this issue.
?Good building lots are grov.
ing scarce. Those desiring to
build a home will do well to cor
respond with Judge I. P. Hoi
laud promptly. The several
lots he has for salo are prime.
InM|>ccfioit Kci'Mlinw ({iniriU.
The annual inspection of the
Kershaw Guards will take placo
Friday, April Oth at 8 o'clock.
I The public is cordially invited to
attend.
Ifh A Top Notch Door.
ftivnt deed* r.ompi>I r??gnrd. The
world crown* lis doer*. That'* why
tin* AiiM'ricnu |u'0|)l?f hnvi* crowimt |>r.
KiiiNc\v l)i?c?very the Kinj? of
Thronl and Long rciliedicfl. Kvcry
atom l? u health force. It kill* germ*,
and cold* nml In grippe vanishes. It
lienN ciiii){livrnckv(l membrane* mi?l
couching stop*. Hon*, infl Htitfil bron
chial tnbr? ami lung* arc cured and
liemorrfotue* cense. I?r. Geo. Morw,
lllack .lack, N. wrltM "It iinrcit rn?*
of lung trouble, pronouticcd hopcles*
by all ? doctors." fiOr, ft oo. i'rlal
| bottle* free. Guaranteed by I'amden
II>rti>c Company, Zemp A l>cpn*s?nU
Francis 1? jgemp** drug ?|< jp'i,
NQIEASINfOIIT.
issss&sszr'"'
: S ? t '
ttoi mm be no Just rm? why any
nM?? of UlU will runiinue t<> wffrr
the tortlM of aii. ?ehiog bock, tlw*n
?ojranea of urinary dlaurdera the dan
gm oi diibrtn, or m; ktdov) ilia
when retier I* no awtr at band aod I be
?oat pwttfe prutf fivrn tlut they
?ai be cared. Brad wbat a Camden
citizen rijn:
Mrs. Benjamin Moor**, Cam
den, 8. C.? uiys: "I had kid
ney and bladder trouble for
three years. The kidney secre
tions were too frequeut and dis
tressing in passage and cuused
me muck annoyance. Backaches
and paius through my loins were
common und I could not assume
any comfortable position. Morn
ings I arose, tired aud devoid of
energy aud felt little like doing
my work. J was subject to head
aches and dizzy spells and at
times black spots floated before
my eyes. I heard so much about
Doan's Kidney Pills that I de
cided to try tneui aud procured
a box at Zemp's drug store.
They banished the backaches
and all the other difficulties aud
imdroved my health iu every
way."
For Suit* bjr all dealer#. Price 50o.
Foster?Milbnrn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.,
sole agents for the United Stale*.
Remember the name?Duau's?and
take no oilier. ,
Change in Seaboard Schedule.
On unci1 after November 20th,
Passenger Truin No. 81 of the
Seaboard, which now slops at
all stations between Hamlet and
Columbia, will make but three
slops between those points, viz:
Cheraw, McBeo and Camden,
and will leave Camden slation a
few minutes earlier than as now
at 9.47 tt. in. south bouud, aud
7.10 p. m. not-Ill bouud.
A local passenger service will
be established with Train No.
01 which will make stops at all
stations between Hamlet and
Columbia. This train will leave
Hamlet at 7.33 a. in., and pass
Camden at about 9 50 a. m.
Returning, will leave Columbia
at 4.00 p. m., arriving at.Cauiden
about 5.00 p. nf.
There will be no change in the
schedules of trains 66 aud 43
which uow pass Cnudeu station
at 0.30 a. m., and 10.40 p. m.
Wheu the Limited is put on,
which will be 6a or about Jan.,
1st, \\e will bq.iu the enjoyment
of the services of eight passeu
ger trains daily, instead of four
as now.
This speaks well for the en
terprise of the S. A. L., aud the
projected changeof schedule will
be of great convenience to uot
only the traveling public, but to
our people as well. Under this
schedule, all those having busi
ness at Columbia or intermodi
ate points, or nt points north,
are afforded ample liurie to tians
act that business daring the dav,
and return to their homes that
evening.
KGGS
$1 por 13
For Hatching
From Thoroughbred Pens
BLACK MINORCAS
WHITE WYANDOTTES
. WHITE & BROWN I>EG
HORNS, AND BUFF
PLYMOUTH ROCKS.
Zeigler & Mathis.
SALE.
This will notify the public that
wo have disposed of our interest
in the Wood and Coal business
%
to Messrs Jus. DeLoache <fc Co.
Thanking you for your patro
naffe in the past, and hoping that
yo.i will continue it to our sue
cessors, we lire
Very truly
WhilttUer fic Burnet,
Those wishing to place orders
for either wood or coal will
please phone 128.
Jus. Dt*L/Otichc? & Co.
Tin* lIc'Mtock Ol Success
lie* in n kern, cl"itr brain, barked by
by ntdo tillable will mnl reidMle**
enerjcy. Siirli powen cornr* (mm t lie
*pletidld health tlint Dr. Kinsi'n New
l,lfc f*ill\impnrt. Tliey vitalize . very
organ mid build up brain and body
J. A. 11 m r molt, (iltnnort, W. Vn.,
write*: "They ?Pe lliv best pill* I
ever lifted." 2fte nt Camden Drug Com
pany, ZeniD A Del'ui and Franci* I/.
7,rwp.
Mourjf Coiui'? III IBnucLctt rr
to A. A. Ckitiwlu, of Trend well, N. Y.t
mow. lite rtuou is well wurtli r?-*U
Mf: "For a lone ti<** I from
indigestion, torpid liver, constipation,
BwvoHiDNi/and xrnrral debility/* In
write*. "I couldn't sleep, liad no ap
petite, nor ambition, drew weaker
evey[ day In spite of all medical treat
ment. Then used Electric bitters.
Twelve bet tie* restored all mjr old
tame health and vigor. Now I can at
tend to business every dsy. It's a
wonderful medicine.*' Infallible for
Htomach, Liver, Kidneys, Blood and
Nervea. 80c at Camden Drug Com
pany, Zemp. A Del'asa and Francis I..
Zeinp.
Meet tag off Cauip lliclmrd
KlrklnuU.
There will be a meeting of
Camp Richard Kirkland United
Confederate Veterans held at
,lhe Opera House in Catnden on
Saturday, April lOlli, 1909 at
11 o*clock a. m. All members of
the Camp are requested to be
preseut, as there will be busi
ness of importance brought up
for yuur consideration. Let all
come prepared to pay their an
nual dues. W. P. Russell,
Comma uder.
Frightful Fate Averted.
"I would liave been n cripple for
life, from a terrible cut on my knee
cap, writes Frank DisV-rry, Killtlier,
Minn., "without Ilucklen's Arnica
Salve, which soon cured me." Infalli
ble for wound*, cuts and bruise*, it
soon cure* Burn*, Scald*, Old Sore*,
Iloilis, Skin Eruptions. World's best
fur Files. 25c at ^amdeti Drug Com
pany, Zemp A Del'ass and Francis
L Zeiup's drug store.
Excursion Rates to Louis
vills, Ky., and Return via
Southern Railway.
Accouul Southern liaptist Con
vention, the Soultioru Railway
announces very low round trip
rates to Louisville, Ky., from
all points. Tickets will be sold
May JO, 11, 12, and 13, 1909,
limited for return leaving Louis
ville not later than midnight of
May 22nd, 1909
Round trip rates from priuci
pal stutious as follows: j
Abbeville, $15 83; Aiken, $18 70
Anderson, ?15.83; Bates burg, j
$17.93; Riacksburg, $14 93; Black ;
ville, $18.40; Brauchville, $19.00:!
Charleston, $20.80; Oh e s t e r; j
$15 83; Columbia, $10.90; GalT-j
uey, $14 80; Greenville, $15.10;
Greenwood, $15.85; Lancaster,
$17.C5;Newberry, $10.30;Orange
burg, $18.40; Prosperity, $10 45;
Rock Hill, $15.85; Spartanburg,
$14 20; Sumter, $18 25; Union,
$14 95; Yorkville, $15.85.
For tickets, detailed informa
tion, etc., apply to Southern
Railway ticket agents or ad
dress*
J. L. LUSK,
Div. Pass. Agent,
Charleston, S C.
J. L. MEEK,
Asst. Gou. Pass. Agent,
Atlanta, Ga.
American Huff WyntHlottea.
At tlits season mnny are contemplat
ing buying pure bred eggs for hatch
ing. Hume possibly have not made up
their minds ju*t what breed of fowls
will till their needs the most ami
please the fancy too. Many things are
to be taken into consideration.
First, I believe in selecting the
breek that suits best for purposes
wanjed. If eggs are wauled then one
of the Mediterranean class should be
selected. If broilers or market fowls
are wanted, the Asiatic (ills the hill;
but if n general purpose fowl for both
meat and eggs is wanted the American
heads the list. There are many dif
fereiit breeds .n this class, but with
my limited experience I have found
none so satisfactory as the Bull' Wyan
dot tes. They are line winter layers,
nice size, weighing, at maturity, hem
seven to eight pounds and cocks ei ght
to ten pounds. This is a little over
standard weight, but we believe in
g?'ing a little ovor rather than under
weight.
The hens nrc ideal mothers, so gen
tle and docile a child can manage
them, besides are very industrious and
take geod care of the young. The lit
tle chicks are Hardy and mature rapid
ly if given the proper care for the llrst
week of their lives. You -will rarely
ever have a mopy sick chick in the lot
Uesides being so profitable they are
beaut i id I to the fancy with their rich
Kolden plumage, neat low combs, nice
yellow legs vmt broad compact bodies.
They are indeed the fancier'.* as
well as the farmer's fowl. To those
Hint linvc not bred them I will i?ay t.y
ami yoll will Hot be disappointed.
TIiom1 that art- breeding llieiit know
tliey ninnot be niirpns.n ij ami need iio
encouragement t.? d<? tneir best every
year, (driving each year to make a
idep upward aiul help to raise Mm*
idaitdarJ of the itiihl profitable and
beautiful bird of the Allierioan rla>;<,
the **lltifT >Vyni?d;>tte.'NpMr*. If. K.
llaiuirtt, io ttoutliern Agriculturist.
w ?. jtang'*? m? w iLBiio t *.
Th? b#*t |n tho world.
*m e s 33
ui/if LI -V i' if .1 /X ?I1 3 .
Thwe Arrival* uimI Departure*! as wcli us .'fitac au?l Oviii!fct\??li3
with other Cotapauiea, are given only n? Information au?l arc iol
CJ intra n tucd. ,
\ , NORTH BOUND.
Beaboard Flu. Year Round ? Past ^
Limited. Limited. Mail. \
98 84 Ct5
Lv Camden 10:30 p. m 7:00 p m 0:21 a in
Ar Cheraw * 8:40 p n> 8:10 it m
Ar Hamlet 12:25 a. in 9:10 pm, 8:15 a in
Ar Raleigh 12:25 am 11:50am . i
Ar Portsmouth 7:50 am., . . .5:"4*> p m
Ar Richmond 7:18 u. m 5:510 a tn,v Tk^5> p m
Ar Washington 10:28 a. tn 8:50 a m,. 8:35 p m
Ar Baltimore 11:40a. m 9:57Am,- 9t52 p in
Ar Philadelphia 1:53 p. m 12:18 p m.,... 11:51 pm
Ar New York 2:80 p. m 2:45 p m........3c53 a t?\_.
Local Passenger.
Lv Camden 5:02 p m.
Ar Hamlet !, ..7:30 p in.
SOUTH BOUND.
99 81 43
Lv Camden 0:05 am 9:2- a ni.. .. 10:30 p hi
Ar Columb a 7:00 a m 10:20 a in 11:40 p in
Ar Savannah 9:30 a tn 1:00 p in 2:45 a in
Ar Jacksonville 1:15 p m 4:50 p in 7:15 a in
Ar Tampa 0:30 a in 0:30'a in .... 0:00 p in
Ar St. Augustiue 2:i'5 p m 10:40 p in 11:00 p in
Ar Palui Beach 1:08 a m 7:50 a m 7:."5 p in
Ar Miama 3:20 a in 10:50 a in 10:25 p in _j
Ar Knights Key 7:00 am 3:20 p tn
Ar Habana Cuba 4:30 p in
Local Passenger
Lv Camden 9:58 a. in.
Ar Columbia 11: a. m.
Trains Nos 81 and 84 are composed of the following high class
equipment: Pullinuu Drawing Room Sleeping Car between Jer
sey City and Tampa, daily; Seaboard dining car between New
York aud Richmond and between Hamlet and J.iek.^ouviiio, also
first class day coaches.
Trains Nos. 43 and 00, Seaboard Mail, daily, are composed of
following equipment: Pullman Drawing room Sloopin^ car l>e
txveen Now York and Jacksonville, daily, Seaboard IJuttY't Parlor
car betxveeu Jacksonville and Tampa, daily; Din.uir C.'ar I'C'l'.wcii
Washington and Hamlet, daily, also lirst class day coaches.
For information and reservations, call on or write.
E. J. COOPEtt, A-t J. S. ETCHBEKUEiJ, T. P. A.
Camden, S. C Columbia, S. ('.
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J We ercw the first !*rr ?.i Prccf > i'.i 1063. I-.'ty.v havn ever tviv.rv
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County Bonds for Sale.
Bids are invited forCoupon Bonds of
Kershaw County, South Carolina, tu
ntnotinl of forty thousand dollars ( 10,
o(X); issued under i'."t of Legislature
for building River Bridge. Bonds
mature twenty-five yi'nrs from M iv 1 >l I
lli)'.). S'T.ii-Anntul lalv:* \t nt pes- .
eent. No bid less th.;n par and a :-j
cured interest considered. Bids must I
be Pent sealed to I lie iiuders1>;iiiad, :;nd J
accompanied by certified ?? Ii?.m*k fur one
thousand dollars (4s 1 ,<>!>-?) which will j
be returned if bid is reju:ated. Bids'
close 12 M. April 5th, 1II >!>; ri^ht re
served to reject ?ny or all hid*. Ad
dress M.G. West, Supervisor Kerl
slinw County.
Camden, S. C.
That Life Iiisnrancc Policy.
There still seems to ba a little
business in the mind3 of some
people concerning out* life in
surance policy. To muice the
mutter absolutely clear, we will
say that to every subscriber to
THE PEOPLE who keep up a
paid subscription, we guarantee
that he will not die within the
period during whicn his account
is clear on our books. Should
he, through any mischance hap
pen to cross the divide during
that period, and wants his money
back, he c.n. get it promptly by
making upplicution for s:ime at
this office. No offer could bp
fairer, and it furnishes ;m udded
inducement why all should Ink
THE PEOPLE.
"MAMS Ori CVEWY flCCt."
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Chocolates
FRESH TODAY
Somebody at home will be waiting
tonight for a fccx.
The "Name on Every Piec?" 1?
the guarantee.
ron SALE BY
For Sale.
A second hand Sowing
Machino for sale ciuap fur
cash. Ai?i>ly at this oHioo.
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