wujfj-i^MENT TO ? T h e People ? CAMDS1T, SOTTTH CAROLI1TA, DECEMBER 22, 1904 Sam and ?Iak<>. The absence of the presence of these two coons for the last several weeks lias been noted and commented upon by numbers of our subscribers, and in this connection we want to say that we merely use "Sam and Jake" as fill rr*. When we have any* thing bettor to give you, these niggers have to take a bank seat . As it happens however, we can givw them a place in the picture this week and takfl pleasure in giving such of our readers a\like that kind of thing, the following dialogue between the two worth ies that occurred on last Sat urday. The meeting between llie two was cordial, and after the usual interchange of inquiries on meeting, such a*, "How is yo* wife, de child'ou Arc. iter. Jake remarked, "Sam. dis am or funny cuntry. Y'u bin re 'dip' tie People I knows, cos v u tek em Ink me. Wlia' yu t'ink of what Capt.. Sidirock Ijiu say in', 'bout do deaf ob dem ol' time uigger an' not. say nutting 'bout dem young fellow wha' grow, np 'roun' here an" die?" (Now' dat. am de foolishest (piestiou Jake dat 1 eber liab a fool nigger tol as' mo. Do Captain j?'st moan dat do ol* time nigger lub do white urAii and do while man 1 ul> him. Dat am what tie mean. Tele do young generation obnfir if or an' ho doan liab a bit oh use furor while man an* lor why: cos he till Ic he am os good os* de white man an' dat.'s whore he miss it. " .) ike, after scrathing his wool a moment or so replied. "1 guess yon is right Sam, Jmt I nohor tink ober um in dat light afore. I rock in yu an' me tin' Uro. lirownleg ill have tor hunt up or lot ob what dey is bin call ing "I'rizo coons" an' teach dem some! iug. Well I is bin glad fur to liab dis comhorsut ion wiu you for hit hah cleared do atmosphere an' I tiii k wo git u in right. "I'so glad tor see Jake dat 1 liab help y or tor do riglii 'pinion. ??d de matter, so now \sposo we go see de Doctor. He bin t < ? 1 1 me dat dere's sumtin' r. Lang is my doctor, an* ho say dat "Mallard" am de stuff. ( 'oino on .1 ake. " The alarm of tiro was sounded ; in Ward <5 on Thursday, and the] lire located in the nort hwest | room of t Ik* Workman house. It was pract icafly under control i before the tire Wilson came on the scene of action. owin<; to the heroic and heroicie efforts of Mrs. Robertson and the two por ters, Sain and .lake. This is no! reflection on the tire department .ns they came up in short order. Ones come by twos, so on Tuesday the public was prepar ed for the tire alarm that an nounced the conflagration that destroyed the ^rass patch and fence of Mr. J. ft. Vaujflmn. THE POPULAR VOTI5. Number Received l?y tin* Two Presidential CaiMlidatos in 10()4. To the Editor of The State: Will you please *rive me the total popular vote for president in 1904 election. Isaac A. Keels. Kinjrstree. S. C. Dec 1"?. liKUr (According to a canvass made by the New Vork Times, com plete except as to one county in Tennessee and four counties in Michigan, the total popular vole in t lie luteelect ion was 151,r?;W,H:20. Of this, Parker received r?,0i>4, OiU, while Roosevelt polled 7, b40 tlie largest popular vote ever ^iven to a candidate for President ol'll?eUni!edSt:il es. I loose v e I l\s plurality was L\r? U?, 470. The re mainder of the popular vote was scattered unions the several minor candidates. Iu the elec toral i'oilevje Parker will receive 140 votes: K )osevelt I'M i tor The Stat?'.) V;ir?Mi WilliniiM'Ciivcii a Second lt4'H|liti>. Columbia, S. ('., Dec. 14. ? J (Special.) ? The governor today a.?rai:i respited Aaron Williams, t he nejjro {sentenced to lian^f at Camden oil the 41 h of November for ? riminally assaulting a Mrs. La.n<*h?y, whose husband shortly after the negro's arrest, commit led suicide. allow those iut.*M'est<>d in the ca-se to move for a new trial, but the solicitor declined to ask for a special da v "s session of the ses sions court, and the respite is continued until March, when the motion will be made before the regular term of the criminal court. Trespass \otiw. All parties are hereby warned not to trespass upon the lands of the undersigned in any man ner whatsoever, either l>y iiunt in.ir, . lishinj* or passing through the premises. Signed : M i s. Sa rail M ickle, .1. II. Mickie. uov- 1 7 (>1 XEbe ?ureha, ANTISEPTIC BARBERSHOP 'II. 36. Cnolfeb. voprietor. IMTlrflSs, nzr CSLEk omkofoi&y. P0&T ANiS) MCML nASSAQE. Your Patronaoe Solicited. IE. S. NETl'LliS & SON. We hereby announce to the public that we have open ed a First-Class Ml- AT MARK liT in [the Store formerly Occupied by 31 r. J. E. Yuu^liaii, J where we will he jslad to! sei ve .you with anything in the lino of fresh meats. We carry also a full line ' of Staple and Fancy GROCERIES, l land extend to you a cordial j request to call on us. ; Every tiling Fresh. Everything Fine. TAX NOTICE. OIGrr of Trrmrrr of Kwshjw fonalj, ( Camdri, S. Sfpl. !?">, 1901. \ In a?'eordanee?>. netu-e is hereby ^riven that tin* hooks will 1m* open for ??a i?l by Jan. lsj, l!i(>."?. a penalty of 2 p.-rrent. on ::ll unpaid by February 1*t.MM."?. A penalty ts(rici Ni> I for interest mii School Hond* ist. No. I. I! I I. :t * 7 - 10* '2 II. '2 !?_?. 2 17. :i H. li?. '2 ???? o ?" " ?? ?? " ?_'(>, ?} i The road tax of om? dollar rail he paid t hi? < 'oiim y Treasurer from Oct. I.'ith. 11KM. to March 1st, IIMI.*?. All male persons living within cor porate limits of cities or towns, .stud ent s at tend in:; any college or school of I he state, Minsters in charge ul rcj;u lar eoiiKre^atioiis, teachers employed in public school", school trustees dur ing their term of oflice. persons per maneiit ly distihled and iho-c actually engaged in the quarantine scrvice of the state are exempt from the pay ment of road tax. All other male per son- het weet the iijfes of IH and An years are required to pay said road tax or work not less than citfht days dur ing the year. ? The poll tax is $1 . All information as to taxes will he lurni-hed upon application. No lists of names for (ax receipts will he received unless the amount of tax money is deposited with tin* said list . This rule will lie strict ly enforced. W. K. Iloriill. < 'nil lily Trcns. 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