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The Reeorder. --PtTBCJSFfED EVE KY SATURDAY. 6. H. NIX. C !.. HOLMES mt & HOLMES, Editors, ?. ? _ j i-^ SUBSCRIPTION KATES : OneY?or, - - - tl.bX Six Monti?, - - - - 85c. Torte Months, - - - 5i>e. City Subscribers ! Oe. per month JV DVEKTi411 NO RATES n.ade known on application. CORRESPONDENCE on : injects of in terest is in vi tod. we are not re sponsible for views expressed by Correspondents. AI L MONEY seni* by Express, P. (>. Atoney Order or Registered Letter is at our risk. ZW*A il -Money, Com m^rr cation s tc, must be addnss? d to the PEOPLE'S RECORDER, 1113 Taylor St., Columbia, S. C. SATURDAY MORNING, JANT. 27 The repul li' ans of the State of Georgia have trendy ca.'led their ?tate and district convention. Our * leaders in South Carolina ought to begin to 1< ok for N ard to doing the same. The State ot Virginia has followed ia tho v>ake of her South ern sisters and parse 1 a "jim crow car law/' Repr?sent?t)ve Bolts; of George town made a hit t his week, in the argument of a mil which pre eminently concerned his peop'e. Let Georgetown send this gallant son back for ant tiier term. ?' The Black Man's Burden. Rev. Ii. II. Proctor cf Atlanta. Ga., delivered his fumons lecture on the above subject at Ladson Pres byterian church Wednesday night, Tinder the auspicies of the Y. M. 0. A,r of this city. Tile attendance was not as large as was hoped fcr(in fact Columbians aie ? ve.?y lethar gelic sit, when it comes to mani festing the proper interestin leetuie.) however aside from what we have parantnetieally said, the speaker made an admirable discourse on the subject. Poverty, C.*i ?te an?! Ig norance, lie saut were the burdons of the black nran, and he ad mouth ed the race to-labor unceasingly un til these things were obi iterated. The musical part of the progiam which was furnished by nine lady students from A\]on Univers'ty, was a treat, and rarely if evtr has it been the pri vi loire of an audience in Columbia to l?e favored with such excellent renditions. The partici pants were ft.ifees Ford, Fiegkr, ?Vestcn. IV ? i * U r, Es al. Mrs. Green performed at the pi ano, Rev, E. H.^oit invoked the Di vine guidance upon the rcca>i?>n. Lawyer Jackson intioduced the speaker in a very appropriate speech. Iteviv-l at Claflin. The annual revival a t Claflin University conns as regularly as if ir were a part of the curriculum. The meetii g just closed has been ivie of the very be*t, and one hun dred and twenty four stud en's have been genuinely converted. For two days the classes sto? p? d and four oi five meetings were held at the same time ii\ different rooms. Nearly all of the seven hundred students are now professing < hrist.ans. The good work will be loUwwed by con. verts meetings twice per week. L. M. DUNTOXV. per M. The relative? of ^nmuel Barley of this city got a letter from him thi* week. He is in Puerto Cortez Cen tral America. He has been away from home some true years. He is weil and worhin?r on a Railroad as brakeman. INTERN'L REVENUE SERVICE DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA ) COLLECT?.K'S OFE?CR > COLUMBIA, S. G., Dec. 14 1899) The following described property baviug been seized f?r violation of ?Section 32b9 R. S. C. S., any per son claiming same must give notice and file bond as required by Sectior 3460 R. S. C. ?S., within thirty da\s from dafe hereof or the same wil be declared forfeiud to the United States, viz: ?Six barrels com whisk- v about 260 gallons, seized near Land- j rums, S. C., as the property of Luther Durham, Also, one keg containing 5 gallons corn whiskey as the property of D. M. Moss. E. A. WEBST KR, Collector. 1 " J . The Peoples Recorder newsy paper; onl jy ,50 a year. THE AMERICAN - 1514 Main Street . . OOLUM: T?3 PLACE TO HAVE TilE B THE LC WI Go'u Fillings-$150 np: 21 \ ayd'Jro viH-$5.00 np: C*>w.i and B ridge work, per Too Painless Extracting-50c. A ten year guarantee with all o ten. We can save your TEETH work done at AMERICAN DE? 1514 Main St., - Dr. F. C. Gilm LOCAL ITEMS,! I Rev A. P. Dunbar sp^nt Satur-1 day and Sunday in Lexington. Editor C. P. T. White of the Rock Hill Mets? nger w.\s in the city j Tuesday. -Rend in another col nm n the j 'ad" of '.Hands wantid'' if you want work. - P. K. Hiram Young was in to! see ns this week and p-?id for his pa - j p r for 190<>, Many thanks. Wi 1 j others do likewise ? -Many valuable and pretty prem inms of different kinds will he given away this year bv the publishers of this paper Ehtor Holmes in his canvass wi'l have charge of this fea ture. -The Simons lodge of F. A, A Y. Masons at Orangebnrg initiated on last Monday night some four teen good men of that section. This lodge has near!v thirty members and O . ti they are stid joining. -Editor Holmes the REPORDKR travelling representative is making* ready and layii g his plans fer a thorough canvass in the interest of ?thepaper. "He will go'on the road'' as soon as the Spring sets in-May he. as heretofore, find a cordial wel come nt all the Churches and among . the good people ?f the St;:te. -Dr. f H. T. Williams a n d other gentlemen of Orangeburg are to organize a m(d;cire ( cn p a nv. \V e hope they may h; ve an abund ant success. Hon. W. S, Dixson U. S. Store k? ep< r and Onager, stationed at Un?on was in the cuy this week on business in connection with h i s work. "Mr. J. C. Cannon the Under taker is quite ill st h s home. His friends are anxi us about him, but *e hope chat he may be restored to pei feet heal. h. Dr. W. D. Chappelle leaves Aron day afternoon for Washington, D C., where he goes on a business trip. This is the L new Store, an< Ig^Ask Your '?OM Ml %B '??esjno? J oj DUB . , ."Over Avery's." BT A, S. C. EST DENTAL WORK DONE Al CST PRICES Amalgair-2-5Gc. to $1.00: Porcelain Crowes*-$5.O? th- $5.00 Artificial Plates *S.C0 np ur work, and it viii stand that long and .MONEY if you have youT mi PARLORS, Columbia, S. C. ore Manager. AMONG ODD FELLOWS Way man Lodge. O, IT, O. O. F. reid their annual and quarterly ele ction of officers at their last meeting. They are Richard Galhard. N. G; Robert Gest, V. G; George Pearson, P. N. G; H. D, Kook, NVF; Louis Waiter?, P. N F; James Lowniles, I', ^Jefferson Haynes, W. T; Au <r\ st Simmons, \V. 0. Committee on finance Wesley Dent. P. F. Jack son, Jefferson i layne. Henry Liud say, advocate; Geo. Furguson, chair mun on hall; Kobert Hopkins, P. S. N. G. Geo. Harmon, L. S. is. G. Nathaniel Ellison, R. 8. V. G. Cor ne ius Brown, L. S. V. G. Carolina ! Hammond, \V, D. Jsom Reynolds, I. G The twenty-third annual sermon will be preached by Rev. Dr, A. P. j Dunbar, wt Second Cai vary RH p: ist j church Sunday night. The friends I of the onler are invited to be pres ent. This lodge have made a good financial showing for ls?i?. Follow I in g are s<mie of th? h'^uie^. Receipts. 8374 25. Expenditures j $342.(30. Widows and sick charity i personal donations of members $4?. 00. \ A HAPPY MARRIAGE. Mr. Eli Jackson and Miss G.or ia Parker the much Jovtd daugl cf Mr. .Mrs. Parker were ni arri ec Jan. 10th. The bride left the nex day for her new home in Mississipp The friends were loft to E < e her gc but hope they both may live long and have a success in life. Youis ! sincerely, ll. I). Harris ! NtUon, S. C, WANTED. -o 50 g^od farm bands at once. Nc ; h ai ct hips lo ernie? go. We wain ! good workmen who will be treat ec i humanlev. $7.00 a month and rai ions. We pay oil in hard cash ever] i month. Apply to Hollow Creek I Farm, Tjale P. 0., Aiken, S. C .cst Ti*5fco Sprt and Smoke toar ure Away. To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mp* I letic, full of life, nerve ami vigor, take No-'J * j .Bac, the wonder-worker, tbat makes we&kxn f trong. All druggists, 50c er il. Cure guamo j frffl Booklet arni sample free. Ail dr? , ?fcm*feg Kcmedy Co.. Ctiicaco or New Yojfc e where theykeei )ODSATTHE OTTON M ILLS -argest and Best d a new Goods. Friends About U [ 80S PUB UMfJ 1 no? 9Ai J Rev. D. J. Jenkins of the Jenkins Orphanage at Charles to a was in the ty Tne.-day, Miss Belle Simpkins who is in tttendance at Benedict College has >eeu very ill, bat is much better. . Mr. Andrew Simpkins of Edgre ie'd was in the city for a few days ast week. Mrs. J. E. Wallace ?pent a few lay s in Orangeburg last week. The Capital City Guards ^ave their annual Banquet Monday night At their armory. Twas a delightful affair, and the host of friends of chis popular companyliugely enjoy? ed tlie evening. Cipt. Nowell tue popular commander of this popular organization knows how to royally entertain his friends. Editor Nix returns thanks for courtesies exten ded. We will cousider it quite a favor if you will promptly come forward and pay your bills at this office. Mr. M. C. Dix?on of Killians was in to see us (his week. Thanks to onr Greenwood cor responden? for Prof. J.J. Starks address. We have always sent his mail to Algary, but ?finding that he is now at Seneca, S. C., his paper will be tent there. Ladson Presbyterian church will give an entertainment next TutBday night in the basement of the church The admission is only five cents. The public is cordially invited to be present and help this worthy occas sion. Mr. W. II. Rutherford our pop ular towusman is still sick. We wish that eie long he may be able to circulate among his friends. We extend onr hearty thanks to Mr, Henry Percival of' Trenton,. N. J., for a ?5,00 postal order in pay ment cf his past indelt- dntss. BUY YOUJI Fresh Bread, ROLLS, PI ES and CAKES from. Wamelie's Fail] Bakery. 1613 MAIN ST Dnobar's Toilet Crem Softens, invigorates and prc motes the gro\v;h of the hail cleans the scalp of dandrnff, pre vents the hair from falling out It is indeed the best hair prepar ation on the market. Sold in every Kate in the TTniei Letters of commendation are re ceived daily as to the satisf actio i DUNBAR'S TOILET CHEA? affords. Mrs, A. P. Dunbar i sole proprietor of this toilet cr?ait You need only try it to be con vinced of its great value tc Gei tlemen, as well as Ladies. Mrs. Lucy A. Lypsey, Agen Union, S. C. 3 anything you v vinita AND WHB VBRY LOWEfi TPR?C iEPARTMEN' Store in the Up Nothing old a Dress Making Mad t am, Willi fine, Mrs- Um Monroe and 3/iss Tnnnicliffe, at 1312 Gafes Street. Diess Ma king in all its oranches, Fine fancy sewing, special attention to wedding and Mourning or ders. 1312 Gates St. Columbia C 12 A Wonrl^fni F^ce bleach 'BLACK 5K?N REMOVER. COPYRlC?f AfTCR. This preparation, if us?d as di. rected will turn the skin of a black person four or rive shades whit-r, turn that of mulattoes perfectly white. Any person using ic can see the result in forty-ei^ht hours. It does not turn the skin in spots, bnt bleaches out white. It is a very good thing for the eyes if allowed to get in the oye while washiug the face. One box of this preparation is ali that is required if used us directed, the shin remaining beautiful with out continual use, and is perfectly harmless. Will remove wrinkles, freckle,-, dark spots and pi tupies from the face without ha>m to the skin. Directions and preparation will be sent to any addivss on receipt of $2.00 C. 0. D.or send money order Packed so that no one can know contents except the received. Tlios. B. Crane, Richmond, Va. This is no fake sale, all carpets, rygs, shades and every thing in the carpet line will be closed out at cost. PATENTS GUARANTEED Our fcc returned if ve fail. Any one sending ?ketch and description of any invention will Srompfly receive our opinion free concerning ic patentability of same. 44 How to Obtain a Patent" sent upon request. Patents secured through us advertised for sale at our expense. Patents taken out through us receive spzeieu notice, without charge, in THE PATENT RECORD^ an illustrated and widely circulated journaj consulted by Manufacturers and Investors. Send for sample copy FREE. Address, VICTOR J. EVANS & CO. (Patent Attorneys, ) Ena irs Building, ~ WASHINGTON. O. O /ant in S3 hu -Co untry-a md ; 11111111 11111 pop.u ANNOUNCEMENT, 1103 Plain Stre?t-5Phone i Columbia, S. t., October >th I desire to thus pilblicly thank niv many friends in tre city and stat! who have expressed their sympa! thy with me in trie recent lossof my office and resilience by fjre, These expressions of goodwill and friendiy feelirjg have cheered and encouraged rfne in my efforts to re-establish my office, which I have opened next door to my old Stand, where I will be glad to see any and all of my; friends and well wishers, or any who may need my services. Respectfully, C. C. JOHNSON, ?mmm Mnm, i ROCK HILL, S. C. The Ninth Annual Session of this Sobro] begins Monday. October 2nd, 1609. This school gives a thorough Grammar. IIigh School, aid an Academic oil neat ion, betides, ;i Piinmry school to tit the rtholar for the Grammar De partment The Grammar D?partirent fits one for tue other courts, orto teach in the cen.mon schools of the Main ; the High School fits the student for business, or for tbc* study of learned professions ; The Academic Comte fits the stu dent to enter the Freshman yiar in college. Tuition, 5^1. ; Room Rent9 $1. This school is owned entirely by I he Negro Baptiste of York and Chester counties-tituatun bttdtbj Foi further part icu lars, tdd res? KEV. M. T. HALL, A. B., Principal, Kock Hill, So. Ca-olint. ?M BiiiHi Tie PBODI BS B8E6Y0leiit Of North and ?cuh Carolina (INCORPORATED.) Sickness, accidents and death are common to al*. Insurea gainst these to-day. This association offers the best advantages. Tlie following table of rates j wi il explain the advantages tobe had by taking a policy atouce: Weekly Premium 1 - ( 5 cents - 10 cents .15 cents ..20 cent3 .... 25 cents -30 cents .35 cents .......40 cents .45 cents .50 ce ii ts ? ?? ? Sick Benefit Death B e n e fi t $1.25 2.00 3.00 .3.50 5.00 5.50 7.00 8 00 9 00 10.00 $20.<>0 - 25.00 - 45.00. ;>:>.oo. 67.00 . ;5.oo. S5.(K. 100.00 . HOM. 125.00. 1 For further information call on or address. E J YOUNG, Sec. M'g'r. Over 297 E Trade St. Charlotte, IC C. m^msmmm'mmmm'mmmmmi ONCE MOKE ? i apply for ihree bottles of Ozonized | I Ox Marrow. I have told others what I f a wonderful affect your remedy had in \ I MAKING THE HAIR GROW. My hair i i was very short but since I have used the i i original Ozonized Ox Marrow 1 can now 1 1 fix it any way I want to. * Miss ANNA CHIN, Springfield, O. ? I , I v;0!011^0^ ?x Marrow also makes curly or 1 i 5? J1 V *?aIr 8tr%bt, smooth, pliable and beau- =, 5 Mfnl. Prevents falling out and breaking off. 5 * Beware or Imitations. The genuine never dis- f 1 HEP?1** Wa?ranted harmless. Only 5) cents, i i sold by dealersor send us $1.40for three 'cottles i I express paid. Write your name and address ? i t??1?1* 10 the Ozonized Ox Mtrrow Co., 76 j ?Wabash Aves**, Chicago, Illinois. j OJO-J8AO Saiaq .iq jfydtuojd p^p-j^pi autcq qou JOJ asuoxd vVBl?-& 010 eq} uo QJLO^S OU stataqi a UMOJ, 9qi %U\V?" O} SVSOO0 ? ?S1N3? 'SHOHS VHIHI^ ?g eiqBfpfu UMOU>? HOAV ?qi [VP!. TS9T 38 3H1