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Abutter. jy City Loti fw 8dc. H t. F. nolUnd, mm i* '...?" ? Oaadei, 8.0. For Sale. ' Bough Long and Short leaf Yellow Pine Lumber *\u?d Laths. v-; v #K>\ ' If 9&. V W. #M. Hitison, Harness und Shoes. One door east of Sny der^ stables. Caipden, SO RFD No 3 Br R- Truesdel When in need of Harness or Shoe work, oall on W. M. Hio ?on. One door east of Snyder's | ?tables. OkMaon Commencement. I We sro indebted to the faculty ?nd senior class of Cleuison Col leg* for an invitation to attend ~tbe thirteenth annual commence meat of that college which be gins June 6th. Tragedy. The Carnival held here last rWsakclosed witha cutting scrape| '^between a white aud colored boy ovsr some trivial matter. Both were cut ,the negro fatally, Ins death occurring on Sunday. We have not been able to secure par ticulars. Memorial l>ay. Next Monday, May 10th, will be Memorial Day. The follow ing is the order of exercises: Processiou to form at the gate at 5 3Q, ** Kershaw Guards. Memorial Association. School Children. JJ. D C.- . JPrayer by Rev. B. G. Murphy. Musio. by Choir. - Roll Call. *Mu8IC. *> Preseututiou of Crosses or] Honor. j.. Masic. Pouediction. Perfect salisfiicliou in quality of work, tiud prices Riven by W. sjl. Hrnson. Give me a call when in need of Harness or Shoes. , Union Meeting ut Mt. ZIoti Bnp A tint Church. Union Meeting at Mt. Zion Npaptist Church, Saturday and Sunday, May 29 and 30th. 1909. 10 00 Devotional Services leu by C. U. Myers. 10.80 The Country Pastor and the Sunday School. J.O.Moseley aqd Rev. J. Hunter. j^hould the church member who Rives neither time or means) be held in Rood standing and fellowship? E. P. Sliedd aud Rev. B. F. Rice. Dinner at the church. What should be the altitude of s church member toward the liquor problem? E L C >i>elaud, Jt B Elliott. Bible evidence of regeneration, S A West, J E Creed, Newion Rev. C D Peterson.^ SlJNPAV. 10 a. m. Sunday School. 11 a. in. Re dudicuiiou of the Churoh. Sermon. See W. M Hinson for Harness or 8hoe work. Satisfaction guaranteed. * * Sclioul Picnic. We are requested to announce jpthat there will be a basket pic nie given at Oleveliiud school ^house on Saturday, May 15tli. The public are cordially in vited to Attend. This school (Cleveland) will havo its closing exercise* for the season on Wednesday, Mny 10th. Prof. L. T. Mill* will'deliver an ad . dress on %4ie occasion. Clevo. land school, under the efficient Ptanngemc>nt of Miss Kuthleen B*W. the teacher, hus en mod a Splendid reputation, find wo hope that nil who can will at tend botli the picnic and the * dosing exercises if for no other reason than to show their up. preoiation of tho efforts of this charming young teacher to ad Vhf cause of education, 'The v?ddil|Oa last Thursday aigbKUOriM Beiieopal eb?rch or UtattMit WTX Aoerra of the navy, and Alias Cora Oarri son was ? most brilliant affair which will loo# linger Id the memory of those who witnessed the oertoioqj. It occurred at 8J0 p. m., and was performed by Rev. W. B. Gordon, pastor of the bride, assisted by Rev. Albert Thomas. The couple were numerously attended. Miss Em ma Shannon being the Maid of Honor to the bride, and Mr* An drew Ancrnm, the groom's best man. Mr. H.' G. Cur r is on, father of the bride, gave her away. The music was effectively ren dered by Prof. G. 8 Ktttrsdgfe, of the Columbia Female College assisted by the Columbia orches tra. Immediately after the cere mony a reception was given the happy couple at the handsome inttnsion of Mr. H. G Carrisou, which was beautifully decorated for the occasion. Mr and Mrs. Aucrum left after the reception for Ashvilie, N. C., A>r a brief stay, after which they will go to Charleston where Lieuteuant Aucrum will be stationed with the torpedo flotilda. The best wishes of the community go with this young couple, who are both deservedly popular. Two Preventives Agalust Moths Take one fourth of un ouuee each of ground clove* and cara way seed, otib ounce of dried common salt, one half pound of laveuder flowers free from the stalk and one half ounce each of dried thyme aud mint. Mix well together, uud put iu cambric or silk bags. These scent bags, if ptuced among clothes, will pre serve them froui moths aud give u pleasant odor. If you are troubled with moths in the house, try putting blot ling paper well saturated with turpentine in the drawers, among the furs aud bedclothes, or wherever there is any danger of moths working their depreda tions; it can even be put along the edge of carpels. Turpeutiue is the best preventive of moths I have discovered.?W o m a u's Home Companion for M<*y. ? Religious. Owing to the tremeudous in terest being mauifesled in a meeting now being conducted iu Atlanta by the Rev. J. MATrtsker the meeting to be conducted by him here that was to have com menced this week has been post poned to Monday, May 10th. The revival meeting at Mt. Olivet, conducted by Rev. L. A. Mitchell; assisted by other pas tors, closed on Saturday uight. We ure informed that great in tcresi was manifested iu this meeting, and it is hoped that much good was accomplished. A Free ?O Page IHnry f or Our lti'iiderM. We take pleasure in anuouuc lug that any of our readers can secure a tin?? 96 i age diary for 1900, b\ send nig 2 cents postage, to D S?vili& Co., Patent Law V'i>, VVa*imiirtoii, D C. This diary is win ih 25 cimiI*, and coil tains 20 |ni??*-> of valuable iufoiv mat ton, such a<? Him crop prod* iictijti of 190H, b.y stater*; Bi inf but valuable points of every day law and patiuit laws; Business forms, and population of all cities and slate*, etc, and 75 pages memorandum. To Hubscribers. If your paper happens to come to you this week or ue*t week or thereafter 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 ns of whatever nature. There are four classes of peo plo who should receive the dis tinguished attention of debtors; the preacher, tlur doctor, ihe grocer and the editor. The preaclMir ministers to the spirit-, the doctor to the body, tho grocer satisfies the cravings of tho stomach, and tl e editor Alls your mind, Without a well stored mind where are you? In this age of progress, you might as well be in tho wilds of darkest Africa. Como ou, friends. We need piQtiey. - naswou. -rPr. ALvt DiPkaiofColaa* I bU vm in 4b? city for a d4y laeC ?Oar old frtead, Mr. A. J/ Mann of LIUle Creek vu In iho city ob Monday. Wf. rifnl to report but ?light improvement in the con dition Of Mr. 0. C. Vsughsn. ?Mr. Oscar Leak, one of the most popular tobacco drummers on tbe road was with us last week. j ?We have received from Hon. D. EL Finley a capital speech on , the tariff which tie recently de ! livered in the House of Repre sentatives, for which he has our thanks. | ?Mr. J. L. Guy is now at Chattanooga, Tenn. He, also j is in tbe Pepsi Cola business. It is unnecessary to remark that things will huui wilh Guy?and Singleton at the fore. Success to you, Guy. ?-Mr. John A. Singleton has left us for h liiue to tyke partial charge of an extensive Pepsi. Cola bottling plant at Chatta nooga, Tenn. We wish our fri<*ud much success in his new field of action. ?Maj. S. R Adams went to Charleston on Monday to ap pear before the Rivers and Har bors committee as the represen tative of the Camden Chamber of Commerce. I ?The hearty hand grasp of Capt. Hill last week again glad* dened our heart. He is the father of Mr?. Harry Cautey, and is one of the most genial of men. brevities. ?The city lots offered in this issue are the Aucrum lots on Fair Street of this city. ?Our Job Work ad is attrac tive, aud our work and prices more so. Give us a trial. ?Col. A. D. Kennedy is offer ing barbed wire and tie Id fenc ing as cheap as the cheapest. ?Hon. W. Brutton DeLouche has a professional card with us. He is a sound lawyer, and a gen ial gentleman. ?We are still in Ihe market for corn, peas and baled shucks on subscription. Don't be bash ful about bringing them iu. ?James DeLouche & Co., are advertising coal and wood iu this issue* Phone them your wants in either. ?A*k for Bamberg's "1 20-8" cigar, aud take uo other? It is a tine smoke, and besides is of do mestic manufacture. See ad. Zeigler & Malhis have a well appointed poultry yard in this city. Now is the season to buy eggs. Scrub poultry is dear at any price. See the Z & M., ad. ? Did you receive that state-, me tit of your account we sent! you recently? If you did, pleaso give it your attention quick. If you didn't wo will mail vou a duplicate on application. ? Utvul carefully every ?d in ihis i*Mie, hiu or little. These ? ill If not n'.??s ?'?r Sal** or Rfid " iiiit \ interest villi'1 in opl? u*>oui t hi?? i hum ? Hon -.?? ?niMii?>rs and con 11 actor* wilt *\>?ll to cot res pond with Mr. B R Truesdel before piirchusiiiu lumber and laths elsewhere Hi* ad ap pear* in ihis isNtie. ?Good tniilding hits are gro v iug scarce.-' Those desiring to build a home will do well to cor* respond wilh Judge I. F, Hoi laud promptly. The several lots he has for sale ure prime. SALE. ' This will notify the public that wh have disposed of our interest, in the Wood and Coal business to Messrs Jas. DeLoache & Co. , Thanking you for your patro-, nugc in the past, and hoping tl?nt you will continue it to our sue-' cessors, wo nre Very truly Whitaker & Burnet, ^ Those wishing to place orders for either wood or coal will please phone 128. Jus. DeLoache & Co. ? '4? I | n ?dit?l it ? . I nnu ? .J on attaint' tM entire ?/ ? rm f?? r, t?M> Ibl'Vejwwr , > > C. c. C. *? <?<r; >0, ???. . .. - iMrntrm Ordinance. To Bate Sopplios For The . Ami Tor JKnJirg April 80th, 1910. (Special License) Be it ardaiaed by tbe M*yo? and Alder, -ana ?i dNcilfoi UiUm, & C-? and by 1K| authority ot tb# name: See. 1. TM ikb epeeial license orJi nuOa adopted by tb* city conacil, on ?ba 5tb day of April, 19%, lor tha prea aoi fiscal year, ami puied tad ordained aa a epeoial ordinance to raise supplies (or tbe fiacal year ending April 80th, 1910 ? That ?*aj penton. Ira or corporation, engage* or intending to engage in aoj trwW, baaiaess or profession hereinafter Mentioned, vitlila the (tanks of tbe city of Caarfea. ahaii flrat obtain * licenre from the Ckrk and Treaaarvr, and all II ceiuee herein mentioned shall be non transf.irab:e and lor tbe fiacal year. If not otherwise specially provided. And all ah. aaal liceuaes shall expire on April 30th, 1# 10. but u>7 be revoked at any time by the Mai 'or or city Council. Sec. 1 All licence* for the year grant ed uadei this Ordinance, shall com in e ia force until the SOtli day of April nest succeed! g the d?te of iseue, ami no li cense except as proridrd for by limita tion,, per diein or month, shall be iasned for leu line or rate man lor one ) ear Tlie ?it> Clerk aad Treasurer idiall pre pare a proper f >rna to be isaued iu each case. See 8 Appli at.ont for licences of nil kinds shalll be made to the city Clerk and Treasurer, and all fees for same tthall bo paid to him in advance. Sec 4 No person. Arm or corporation shall be engaged iu, prosecute or carry on any laiaiuess. otcu|?tion or profes sion, hereinafter mentioned, without first receiving from tho Clerk and Treaanrer of tli*? city, a sprciut license therefor A ny person or persons, corporations or aettociations tailing to secure such license slial' on conviction bxl eti not leea than ($5/ live dollars nor more than ($100) one Lundrad dollars or imprisonment not more thsn 30 days in the discretion of the Rtcorder. Sec. 0 For a license to carry on any tr? ic, basinets or puolesstoo liereiualU-r mentioned, the following iuma ?hall be paid to the city Tieasurer: Auctioneers, each per annum, $ 20-60 Auctioneers. each per day 5 00 Agency, excursion aftcnti or others iso soliciUng sale of tickets * 20 00 Architects, Civil Engineers each 6 00 Agents selling or dealinf In pttont rights, whether in storcR <>r on the ttreet 10 00 Agents or dealers in Ma|?, Pe riodica in, books and ether liku articles 92. per day, per 3 e*r 10 00 Aiitooiolile*. linuling passengers or bagguga or rented lor teve nue, ?ucu 6 00 Bunkr, end' 26 00 Uakeries. each 6 00 bread dealers, other than reti dent bakeis. escn 6 00 Brick dealers,?ach 10 00 Hill poaceis, per annum each 6 00 Bill posters, per day. each 1 00 Barbers, for esch chair 2 00 Barbeis each addition.il chair 1 00 Blackrroith shops with one forge 3 00 Kuch additional forge 2 00 Boatding houses * furnishing board to nun-resided, for a day or longer 10 00 Hiijiard, Pool or Bagatelle ti'.ble other than lor pi irate use, ercb table iO 00 Bottling Works 10 00 Books Hiid Stationery 6 00 Boot & Shoo shop, one hand 2 00 Kuch additional hand 1 00 Boiling alley, tor public play 10 00 Broker iu Bonds. Notes Stocks alone or in connection with bunk or a:iy other businfl's wbcllior haviiw oilice or not 10 00 Building & Loan A?s'n, local, 15 00 &. L Agents, non-resident *6 00 Builders and Contractors, tak Bing contractu Jens than $500 S 00 Kioui 600 to 1000 10 00 From 1009 to 5000 15 00 Over 6000 ' 20 i?0 Broker, I'mwn or Money lenders 10 00 liic) cle Bepaiis or Keuting 5 00 Bicycle, d<tilers in or Agents. 10 00 t'anvusieis t > consuuieib 10 00 C jiKiimsion Merchants 10 00 Oabinet Shops, umking or repair hig fnrnittuo ' 3 00 Cnndy Manufacturers, or dealers on the sticut 6 00 Chiropodist 2 60 Citriiniie, Buggy and wngon dealers alone or ill connection with other himncss 10 CO Carriage, Buggy end Wagon Amenta to coil."outers 6 00 Clothing, second hand, whether in conncction with any other . business or not 10 00 Carntvul Shows per week 200 00 At di?croii<m of the Mayor Circus#'*, ut discretion of Mayor l>*r day 100 00 G'oul or Coke dealers or Wood whether in connection with other business or not 10 00. Coufectionury and Fruit dealers each stand <? 6 00 Corn or Flour Mills, each 600 Cotton Buyers and Shippers, alone or in connection with oth er business 10 00 Cotton Heed Oil Mills, iticluding gins 30 00 Cotton packers and ginncrs 6 00 Cotton Factories, each 26 00 Cotton Seed Buyers, non-resident 6 00 Dentist, resident, per svnum 5 00 Dcntlot, non-resident, per week 6 00 Drug Stores, each 10 00 Dialers in Live Stock, transient, per week 6 00 Dealers in Millinery Goods not Laying general merchandise (cense, each 10 00 Dealers in i>edd!ing goods around the city, |?er duy 2 60 Dealers in Soda Water and Coca Coin poddling around the sity |>cr day each 1 00 Dealers In Junk, each 10 00 Drays, omnibuses, carriages, buggies, cnrls, trucks, wagons and bucks that haul for hire other than run by licensed sta bles, euch horse 3 00 Kxpress Companies or agencies each for business done within the t Mty of Camden with points ftiihin the State, and not in cluding any business done for the government of the United Statos - 60 00 Klectrio Light Companies or Awencies, each 60 00 Klectrlclans taking contracts 6 00 Exhibitions outside of opera house or upon street, in dis cretion of the Mayor ?? Feather Innovators 6 00 Foundry or Mnchlno Shop, esch 5 00 Fortune Teller or astrologer, each, 10 00 Furniture Dealers ns Merchants each *10 00 Fish and Oyster dealers, alone or in conniption with other I hutineas, each per month *4 00 ^lCuMr&l?l?r Fertilisers AdTlOBM, MOh 16 00 OfonrlH, wholmli ui ratal), Meh .25 00 Green Orooar or M?l Mtrint, ??eh per moo&h 05 00,0 months tt 00, par annum 40 00 ke, aaah 250 Makara and rapatra, - 300 Hotels* rales over 03 00 par day 25 00 under tS 00 par day 15 00 Horaa or Mule traders. per vaak 5 00 Insurance Com pan lea, threw (or each company represented 50 00 Insurance Companies, each ac cident. Fidelity, Guarantee, Liability or other like insu rance companies 5 OJ Insurance Companies, Life, for eacli company represented 10 00 Insurance Companies each plate glut ' 5 00 Insuranoe Companiea, each Live St-jck 5 00 Itinerants, as quack doctors or selling patent medicines, each per da j 05 00; per week 10 00 Ice dealer retail alone or in oon . nection with other buainesa each 5 00 Ice Manufacturers 25 00 Ice Cream 8aloon, not in con nection with other business 5 00 Ice Cream or loe Cream Cakes from oart or box 2 50 Laundry, each 10 00 Laundries or agents for laun dries located outside of the City of Camden, each 10 00 Lumber Yards, each 10 00 Lubricating and Illuminating Oil companies, each 25 00 Lawyers, l'bjsicians or Chemist whether in firm or not, each 5 00 Labor Agent* 100 00 Land, Loan Companies or agents negotiating loan*, each 10 00 Lightning Rod Agents 10 00 Muohiue Shops alone, each 5 00 Marble or Stone Yard 10 00 Merchant Tailor, alone, reaident 10 00 Musical Instruments, 5 00 Manufacturers of Cemont or ar tificial Stone Blocks each 5 00 Mercantile agency Reporters each $ 6 00 Menageries per day each 60 00 Mills, Saw with Planer each 10 00 Mills, planiug each . 60 Merchants, Stock, less than $100 300 Less than $600 6 00 600 less than $ 1000 7 60 1000 less than 8000 10 00 2000 lean than 8000 15 00 8000 less than 4000 " 20 00 4000 less than 6000 25 00 6000 less than 10000 80 00 News papers, Daily 26 00 News papers, Weekly 10 00 News papers, Monthly 6 00 Oculists or Opticians transient per month or fraction, each 6 00 Peanut'dealers as a business ' each 6 00 Peanut peddles or vender each 2 00 Peanut sold on streets or stand 2 00 Peddlers, itinerant, each per diy *6o Piano and Organ tuners, or re pairers each per day f 1 00, per anniun 6 00 Printing Offices, Job alone ?ach 6 00 Photographers, resident, per anuuin 6 00 Photographers, non-resident per annum J0 00 Plumbers, pipe-fltters each 10 00 Paint SIh>p House or Sign Painter taking contracts 2 60 Pressing Clubs, each 6 00 Real estate agencies and collec . tors of rent or other claims, each 10 00 Resident Salesman or agent for any mercantile house Arm or corporation rr business of any kind whatsoever, each 10 00 Restaurant, each 10 00 Repair shops Tor Sewing Ma chines, liiey.;les, etc, not pay ing general merchandise H- - cense ? 6 00 Railroad Agencies, each for business done withiug the City of Camden with points - withing the State and not including any business done for the government of the United States, each 26 00 Skating Kinks, each 10 00 Snooting Galleries, each 10 00 Sewing machine agents not paying general merchan dise license, 6 00 Surveyors, each 6 00 Soda Fount and Cigars, alone, 6 00 Stable, Livery feed aud Sales, each 26 00 Stables, Sales public or private, alone or hi connection with oilier biir>iiies? 10 00 Malliou or Jack, on service 6 00 Suotilf horses, lor hire by private pariie?, outride licenced slubies, pt r Iioi'm* 8 00 Salvage sales, by parties irom oilier liiWim each p? r annum 100 00 Tailors, repairing ami Dyers each 6 00 Tinners, not paying general merchandise license, each , 5 00 Tvlepliulie 4'Oiupauies. each 50 00 Itk-grapli Companies or Agen cies, each ior business done within theCitj ol Cauideu points within Hie Stale aud lint lucluuiug mi) business done lor tlie government of ? the United Slates 25 00 Ten Tin Ally for public play each 10 00 Undertaker, alone 3r in con nection with other bu?iue?* 10 00 Watchmakers, repairers of clocks and jewelry each 6 00 Wheelwright s tops 6 00 Wood Yard alone or in con nection with other business 6 00 Warehouses charging storage each , 6 00 Sec. fl. The amount to be charged license for any other business, trade, profession or occupation, uot herein specifically enumerated, shall be fixed by the Mayor and Clerk conjointly, but the said Mayor and Clerk slnil| have no authority to change or re duce the license fess herein fixed: Provided, that in case of short term-* Hvieuses taken out in the latter part of the fiscal year, the M?yor and Clerk may In their discretion reduce the license fee. ? Sec. 7.-, Thai all ordinances or parts of ordinances inconsistent herewith, be and the same nre hereby repealed. Done and ratified in City Council at Catnden, South Cnrollna, this 6th buy of April, A. 1)., Il>09, and in the one hundred and thirty-third year of American Independence. P. M. ZKMP, Mayor. J. J, (Jookai.k, ?i?rk, SEABOABD A lit LINE RA IL WA I. Th?w Arrivals auid DepurtorcM an wvli a? TIiim and icMiiectMMte wUk other Companies, are riven only ?ui Information raid arc *9| Quiininicfd. NORTH BOUND. Seaboard Flu. Year Rouud Fast Limited. Li in i led. Mail. 98 84 66 Lv Camden 10:30 p. oi 7:00 p m 6:21 a to Ar Cberaw ~ 8:40 pm 8:10 am Ar Hamlet 12:25 a. m 9:10 pm 8:45 am Arlialeigli 12:25 a m 11:56 am Ar Portsmouth 7:50 a m 5:40 p m Ar Richmond 7:18 a. m 5:30 am 5:05 pm Ar Washington 10:28 a. m 8:50 a m 8:35 p m Ar Baltimore 11:40 a. m 9:57 a in 9:52 p m Ar Philadelphia 1:53 p. m 12:18 p m 11:51 p m Ar New York 2:30 p. m .\2:45 p ra 3:58 am Local Passenger. Lv Camden 5:02 p m. Ar Hamlet 7:30 p m. SOUTH BOUND. 09 81 43 . Lv Camden 6:05 a m 9:22 a ra 10:30 p m Ar Columb a 7:00 a in 10:20 a m 11:40 p m Ar Savannah 9:30 a ra 1:00 p m 2:45 a ui Ar Jacksonville 1:15 p ra 4:50pra 7:15 am Ar Tampa 6:30 a m 6:30 a m 6:00 p in Ar St. Augu$tiue 2:25 pin 10:40 pm 11:00 pm Ar Palm Beach 1:08 am 7:50 am. 7:55 p m Ar Miatna 3:20 a m 10:50 a m 10:25 p ra Ar Knights Key 7:00 am 3:20 p m Ar Habaua Cuba 4:30 p m Local Passenger Lv Camden 9:58 a. m. Ar Columbia 11: a. in. TraiusNos81 and 84 are composed of the following high class equipment: Pullmau Drawing Room Sleeping Car between Jer sey City and Tampa, daily; Seaboard dining car between New York and Richmond and between Hauilet and Jacksonville, also drst class day coaches. Trains Nos. 43 and 0(5, Seaboard Mail, daily, are composed of following equipment: Pullman Drawing room Sleeping car be tween New York and Jacksonville, daily, Seaboard Buffet Parlor car between Jacksonville and Tain pa, dailv; Dining Car betwoou Washington and Hamlet, daily, also lirst class day coaches. For information and reservations, call on or write. E. J. COOPER, Agt J. S. ETCH BERG BR, T. P. A. Camden, S. C Columbia, S. C. Send us Your Job Work CITY TAXES. An Ordinance To Raise Sup plies For The Year of Our Lord, 1909. lie it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of the City ol ('ami'.on, S. O., )tid by the authority ol tin-same, that the following taxes he and the same are hereby levied fur the current year from the 1st day of Jauiuiay 1000. to the 81ft day of December, 180#. A tax of ten (10) mills on each and every dollnr of real and personal prop- j erty within the corporate limit a ol the City of Camden, S. (J., on the first day of January 1801). Sec. 1. That all nble bodied male person* between the ages of eighteen and fifty years, residing within the corporate limits of the city of ('an.den, S. C? not exempted from roati duty under the law of the State, shall work the streets, ways and bridges under the direction of such overseers as may be appointed for such a space of time not exceeding six (0) days in one year. Provided : That at the time of re ceiving the notice any person may pay to the person giving such notice three dollars^ (?1.00) commutation, which shall be received iu lieu of the work, and that any person refusing to work paid streets or to pay said commuta tion, shall be fined not less than five ($5.00) dollars nor more than ten ($10.00) dollars or be imprisoned not less than ten (10) days nor more than twenty (20) days, in the discretion of the city Recorder. Ratified by the Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Camden. S. hi Conn- ! oil assembled, this Otli day ol April, A. 1)., 1000. F. M. ZEMI', Mayor. Attest: .1. J. Ooodai.k, Clerk. The tax books for the collection of City taxes will be opened ill Council ? haniber, Camden, S. (3., on May 10th, 1000, and remain open each day except Sundays, from OA. M., to 12 M., and from 4 P.M., to 0 p. M., until May Blst inclusive, after which tame the penalty will be attached to all de linquents. ! F.M.ZKMP, Mayor. | Attest: .J. J. UOODALE, Clerk. Notice Teachers Examination. The regular Spring Tcftchcr** Kx aminntiou for Kernhaw County will be held nt the Court It.xifle at Cniudcn Friday, May 11th, ItKMI. There will be no Summer School unywlierf in South Carolina till* yenr except at Wnlford College. Work done ill \Vi)fT<>r<l will receive the .name recognition lorn erly kIvcii work in State Summer School. Teachers whose certificates will expire tin* yenr fdiouhl tnk?* ndvnutnee of thin exmiinnt ton or I ol'tin* Summer Meh'iul lit WolToiil to leeuri'n renewal of their certillente*. The. Inw i* plain on till* point, nnd l?rcenutiou *i?>w maj "prevent much mm >yanee later. I. ,T. MrKINZIH, Hit fit. K?l. K. Co. 4.l??4i<)y| rLl' U . Thg b#?t In thQ work*. Kills Her Foe Of 20 Years*. "The most merciless enemy I li.nl for 20 yc?r?, declares Mrs. Jhhica Duncan, of Hay nesville, Me., "was Dyspepsia. I >utTercd intensely after rutin;; or drinking ami could scarcely sleep. Alter many remedies had failed and i?e vein I doctors gave me up, 1 tried Electric Bit'.ers, which cured in*com pletely. Now I can catanythi-g. X am 70 > ears old and am overjoyed tu net my health and btrcngth hack again." l-'or l:<digc.?t ion, I.oss of Ap pe-ite, kidiiej Iroiildes, l.aine Hack, Telltale C* mid.iiiits, its uneqnaled, Ouly 2oe at Camden Drttj; Company, K. M. Zemp ?fc Del\i>s, l'raucii L. Zcmp drug store. That Life Iiigiiraiice Policy. There *lt|l seems lo :i little business in tin* thintis of soma people coaceriiiii!* uii!^ life in surance policy. To muue <ho matter absolutely clear, wo will stiv l hat io every subscriber tu THK PEOPLE who keep up u paid subscription, we tfuaraulctf that'lie will not die within the neriod during uhien his account i . clear on our oooUs. Should he, through siuy mischance hap pen to cross the divide during t hai period, and wants Ins money back, he can i?el- it promptly by maWm<r applicalion for sumo at this oftice. No offer could bo fairer, and it furnishes an added inducement, why all should taka THE PEOPLE. McCALI. PATTERNS Celebrated lor style, perfect fit, simplicity and reliability nearly 40 yenrs. S>?*U1 in nt.iiJy every city and town in tlie United St itrs and t'.ii>.nl.i, or by iimiI direct. More fold than any other make. Send for (ire catalogue, Mc CALL'S MAGAZINE Mori subscribers thnn tiny otber fasbloft rii^azine? million a mouth. Invaluable. I.at. est styles, patterns, dressmaking, millinery, plain sewing, fancy nredlewoil.?, bairdressing, etiquette, good ftorie*, etc. Only CO cents a year (?? ortTi double), including a tree pattern. Siit' iibe today, or send lor sample copy, woN^crtruL inducements to Agents, Postal brings premium catalogtM and i.evv cash prize cifleiv. Address 7J2 MrCALL CO.. 2:3 to 243 VV. 37th St., NEW YORK H. 0. CO LB. BRIiEJlOR OF F!HE POULTRY Florence, S. C. | f'.: aw li.$5ra63t!!3o The bost In the world*