We wish to announce t'aat
wo have recently h?1 led to
our Htoc k of goods a nice
and well odeaied line of
Shoes and Clothing whhh
you are invalid ?.o call ami
Inspect lu f< re purehaiung
elsewhere we will eeiPnu
ly innke it to your udvaul*
age lo do so. itespeel fully,
* Latham Brothers.
' " Wait
Don't liny blank lieas, hill* of
?ale, mortgage*, etc., etc , until af
ter the meeting of the Legislature,
ami then call ut. 'I lie Chronicle of
ji^o uikI get them "up to dale."
? Now School.
4 A now public school will he co.n
raohced very soon at Malvern Hill.
This is well, for the people of that
community have long wanted one
there, as spme of tiiem/Th*^ quite a
?distance from any achyol.j,?
A Warning. /
The party who took my overcoat
from the store of Springe, Heath
Shannon has been located, and he
-^Thereby warned that if tlie coat
Is^otp returned forthwith lie will
l)e\x posed; S. R. J. Smith.
? 1 " " - " ' - ' "
Thanks.
We return thank* to Mr. A. J.
Stokes, Jr., of Charleston, S. C, for
one of riie American Sayings
Hank's calendars for 1S90. The
calendar is "beautiful in design
making it un ornamental as well as
useful acquisition ty tho ofliec 01
home.
Shingles.
When in need of good shingles
all parties will do well to call on
the undersigned. Twenty years
experience and the bust shingle
getter i.i Kershaw County. Or
ders left at The Chronicle c.llice
will recieve prompt attention.
Geo. E. Brown.
Personal.
Dr. Henry Trau'lham, of N. C..
brother of Mr. W. D. Trantham, of
our town, is on a visit to. friends
and relatives here. 1
Miss Lizzie Davis, daughter; of
Mr. J. W. Davis, of Antioclv who
has been quite ill for some time
with pneumonia, we are glad to
leurn is much better.
Chautauqua Literary Circlo.
A Chautauqua Literary Circle was
?organized on the night of January
?Cth at tho resilience of Rev. A. T.
Jamison with a membership of 10.
The following officers were elect
ed for a term of three mouths: Rev.
Mr. Pale, President ; Mrs. A. T.
Jamison, Vice-President and Mr.
W. A. Schrock, Secretary and Treas
urey.
? ^'As its name implies this societv
is in its objects purely literary. An
attractive programme will he pre
sented eaclf week.
That for the first regular meeting
next Monday night, will be opened
_ - lat. By short ? quotation from
Ln d zfellow. : J
2ud. The regular lesson as pre
scribed in the Chautauqua course.
. 3rd, Pporn, "Old Ironsides."
^x^jjii-yi^egend of the orig'n of In
dian corn as told by Longfellow.
5th. Essay by a member.
6th. Charaeter-atudy, o'V Empe
ror Muxmeillion and Empress Car
lotta.
7th. Table Talk ? News of the
(Day.
/ '
And Still Thoy Ar'e Ringing
/ . ,
On the night oPlhe 26ih ult., at
the residence of tho bride's mother,
was married, Mi?s Sullic Dowej*, of
Kershaw, to Mr. Tallie Watts, of
Ridge^ay. The attendants were
Air. Marion Murphey of Ridgeway,
with Miss Mary Watt? of Ridge
vay, Mr. Woodwatd Dowey of Ker
shaw, with Miss Scaly Watts of
Ridge way. This wedding was one
of considerable note and was wit
nessed bv a le.'ge number of the
friends of this handsome couple.
R. W. Sutton was the recipient of
officiating honorj. We uudcrs'and
<Mr. VVutts is goinrg to make W?sl
-watered his future home. We
welcome all such young men as
Tallie among us.
On the evening ot the 2nd inst.,
the- bilence^il* broken at Judge
Snttoh's yofflco by the rumbling
noiec of whe4ls in the distance
which soon brought before the
Judge Mr. Tallie Peiik, of Rockton,
and Miss Mnry Mattox of Kershaw,
to be united in the holv bonds of
matrimony, and a host of thtir
friends to witness, tho occassion.
* The attendants were Mr. Willie
Jklilton of Rock ton, with Miss Mar
ilia Mattox of Kerahaw and Mri*
John Mattox of Kershaw, with
Misrf Mamie Peak of Fairfield. Af
ter the marriapfs this loving couple
und their friends made iheir way to
Fail field aod were lb? recipients of
* great feast at the residence of
r the groom's father. diss Mary Is
f one ; oar loss U BoektWs gsin.
?v*" W ftt liffMv j
Vv'
Mr. Tnintli n for Congress*
A\lr Edit:>y?-? Please ?llo\v the
friends of ll>n. \V. !>. Trantham
to present liis on (HO mm a candidate
for t^onj?x?wls from this district, be
lieving that lie is the most suitable
U)tiu availubic tot the petition.*
His Friciu
Col Floyd for Congress.
I'M i tor Chronicle; ? Allow n?e
through your columns to suggest
liio Honorable J. W. Floyd uh a
man in every way suitable to rep
recent ilie Fifth District in Con
gress. Col. Floyd It us proven an
indefatigable worker both in tin
Legislature tin I the Constitutional
Convention ; always laboring and
voting for what lie ooneioved to be
f >r the best interest of t lie people,
as the rceoida fully show'. While
Col. Floyd is a Reform Democrat
of the truest sect, still he crin be
relied upon to represent the beat
interest of the whole people.
lii-form Democrat.
Mr. <1 no. C. 1*. Williams for Con
gress.
Mr. Editor :~As we are on the
eve of another election year, and the
names of certain gentlemen to he
voted for, are to some extent he
ting considered by the people, 1 beg
space in the oolu inns of the peoples'
paper ( The Chrormde) to present
to the voters of the Fifth Congress
ional District of South Carolina
the name of Mr. John C. IV Wil
liams, of C linden, as a suitable
man to represent them in the
House of Rjpresenlai iyes in Con
gress. Mr. Williams is a man of
character, ability and firmness; po
litical! v, lie is a protectionist and
bimelalisls ntid is in full sympathy
with every movement that will en
courage am] build up lutno enter
prise and industry, and protect
those engaged in agricultural, man
ufacturing and all other pursuits
i-t? rvur 'ovrn cou n try from the ruin
ous competition of underpaid la
bor of foreign countries.
Protectionists.
Advortised Letters.
For week ending Jan. 5th 1890:
Sallie Johnson, Richard Poller,
Klerson Green, iielton Owens,
Fiat k Perrony, Esther William's,
W. W . Zimp.
C. J. Shannon, P. M.
Mora About tho Schools in No 2.
Mr. Editor: ? We see in the Mes
senger of the 24lIi where some one
calling himself Vox Popnli s.iys
be Saw a wiece in The Chronicle]
signed T. Z. saving wo have u
great deal of confusion in Heulah
school. He says he has not seen
the confusion. Well we don't win
der at Vox Populi not peeing it.
when he say* my name was signed
H. T. Z. when it was signed X. Y.
Z, This shows that he is not of
the seeing sort nor does not want
to see very far. He says Mr. W?l
ter Villepigue was very much lik
ed b> all of the patrons except one
family. Well now if this he true
why does he quit his own commu
nity nnd come out here where he
kuowe he is not wanted l?3r all of
the patrons. We can pr ?ve that
there is not general satisfaction,
lie carefulyVox P??puli, you livo in
a glass house and \4e know it., mind
how you throw stones; if your ox
was, to 1>e~yoTedt he woubl- makt
more fuss tiiun any of us, keep
ccol until you learn to gee straight
and have an understanding not. so
far from your head. If you tfouhf
take as much interest in trying to
right your own business as you
have Mr. Villepigue'^ dare say yon
would come out ^yiil -right, We
claim that we have as much light
to see who teaches our chil
dren as Vox L'opnli, and if
Mr. Villepigue had acted the
gentleman as did Prof. Gibbes
he would not have taken the school,
but alas he did not care since \ua
got the school, Vox Populi says I |
helped move the school house. If
I did it was hut very little and wa>
against my wishes. The house
was moved to get certain patron?
of Gum Springs and oid field so
the school could be run {> month?,
but they failed, and it should he
put back ir. the ueigi.boi hood
whei o it was taken.
And now, Mr. Ediwfr, I claim to
he a man of rcasou' utid if the chil
dren of any of tho patrons had
been treated as mine "-.av as they
would have done a great deal wor-e
than I have done, and if the trus
tee had domflda duty there would
have been none of this hard feel
?ng. It would have been, a very
easy inattei\Jor him to set aside
both applicants gotten sorur
one else.
I have he^rd^lmt my life Ins
hreu*lhrealvned. 1 have n't apolo
gy W make for anything I haye!
said or done. I sio ono of ihe old
est settlers in the community and
have done as much for the schools
and society as any one, and for
me to be treated as I have been by
men whom I- took to be my friends
is enough to mak^me f?*l gored
and I write this that the communi
ty at largo may know how I hr.ve
been treated, and will sign my
name in full ao it raiy be kn^wn
who I am.
Wi^h best wishes to Urn/ dear
Chronicle, I am,
Very Respectfully,
T. W. B. Smith*
? v . A - ? -? i
Deathe
Miss Maggie lioyd <1 iod at
King*\'i!le yesterday. The cir
cii'mstances connected with h ?? r
death are very sad. S !n? with an j
cil her \oiin;; lady was riding out on J
last Saturday whi n the horse tie. j
t:om? 1 1 ighteucd and i an iiwh^
throwing Miss Moid out on her
head. Sho never regiined eon
siio usihss after I ho fail and died
at the l line Htated a bo ye. Her
remrins will Ik* luonghi i<? Oamdcu
to* day fir interment. The othei
young lady escaped with clijjht in*
j? i iet?.
Wo sympathize with Mr. .J. N.
Jones in tin* dvath * f his ; mother
which occurred in C oluuihia on
last Saturday.
Mrs. Mellori Kenned v died in At
lanta, Gm . on last Friday^ The :e
mainsyffeie hr<Mightlo Camden on
M oik^Tv fend the Initial took place
on Tucsdvy,
Mrfo.-'Oultys, wife of Mr. #1. J..
Oetlyn, Sr., ?f West Waterce, died
<?n lust Saturday and was bniied
nn Monday.
In Tfto Beginning
Of'U new year, when the winter
svaboh of close confinement vis on
ly I. aif gone, many find that their
lieu I tli begins to break down, tliat
I he least exposure threatens silli
ness. It i? then as well *as at all
oih'Ttimts, and wit 1 1 people eyeu
in j^ond In-ali'i, that the following
facts should l>?* remembered, name
ly: that Noon's Sarsapuriilu leaU*>
everything in the way of u'edi
cines; that it accomplishes the
greatest cures in the world; Imp.
the largest sale in the world, an^l;
requires the largest building in tliiv
world devoted exclusively to the
preparation of the proprietary med
icine. Does not this c.oncl nsi y?d v
prove, if yon are sick, that Hood's
Sarsaparilla is the medicine for
you to tak. y
Married.
Our highly esteemed young
friend Mr. Lewi? I)i\on, Jr., sou ol
Mr. Ci . L. Dixon, of It -ulab, was
happiiy married on last Wednesday
afternoon at Swift Creek Church
to Miss N w.uio llrown, of Hisgali,
Rev. J. R. Smith ollieialing. To
Mr. Dixon and his bride we extend
our congratulations and trust thai
their journey through life may be
a happy and prosperous one.
At Westville on Inst Sunday uf
ternoon by Hon. W. F. Rnssell, No
tary Public, Mr. J. W. Trues jell
and Miss Kate Moi.re.
On Tuesday, Dec. 17, 1895, by
Notary Public J. W. Davis, i f An
tioch, Mr. Wi'ey Ilalli'dd and Miss
Reekie Amnions.
How to Enjoy Good Iloalth.
? - . C
If you -i'c suitering with any
nkin (if I>1 *>f i<1 disease, Rheumatism,
Catarrh, Ulcer*8, OI?l Sores, Gener
til Debility, etc., semi stamp lo the
Hl< od Brtlin < Ailantc, Ga,, f<u
hook of wonderful cures. 1 ree. This
book will (>o;..?, the wny to speed}
recovery. IJo^inio IJiood Bairn,
( li. H. !i.) is manufsictured after' a
long tested prescription of pn emi
nent physician, anil is the begi
building-up r.nd Mood purifying
medicine tn the world. Bewurc of
^uhstitntes. Price 81.00 for large
hotile. See advertisement else
where. -? ? *.
For sale hy Druggists. 'u
Eo^n With Uhauaiatism
"I'w.is down with . ibeuirifttic
pntnr {mm the 28tto?f"MTrcb uTi
til the 22ml ?>( August. I triad a
tjr^at many medicines which fuit
-ed to do ?ne any good. I finally
he^/a n luking Hood's Sarsnparilia
and llo?uJ,8vrill8 nud they did me
a great deal ( ?f good and increased
my weight fifiv pounds." Simon
Turner, Greenville, S. C.
Hood's rills are ea?3' to buy,
easy to operate.
f "Brtfig-Us, V/hat Ycu'vo Got
Corn*, peas, meat, potatoew, wood
or anything which can he utilized
ii> housekeeping will he taken on
silHwtfriplion to The Chronicle il
A'ou have not got the money.
Pion^scuons Items.
Subscriptions f ?r The Columbia
Register taken at this odlce. '
fVflOT WHAT WE SAY, )mt
1*1 what Hood's Sarsaparilla D6cs,
that tells tlio stor^ of its merit and suc
cess. Remember HOOD'S Cures.
tVhe^Bnby wrui sick, wo \ pivc hor Castorla.
When nh? w?u? a Child, nho cri<Ht for Costoria.
When nho bocamn Slim, Rho clunjc to Caatoriii.
Wlien alio bad ChlldreUf?iM gAvetli?m Costoria.
Attorney General Barber
has**eut notifications to all the
^Solicitprs to be present in Co
lumbia during the session of the
Legislature. *A few years ago
the custom was inaugurated of
only having a certain number
of solicitors in attendance, the
selection being made by ^ the
Attorney General. Mr. Bar
ber, however, believes the ser
vices^f all are needed and is
not inclined anyway t r? make
any discriminationjn his selec
tions* ? ^Register. '
](Vo m (J in1 (jOrrc^p o n 3f h U*
~ yv.
nf tint/ '/'he < . /t rott ii-fc is
It 1/ '/\>irn (.ouncil mut
(.t't'/iliii .1/< rchnit ts <[/'(.' iluulcH It
(J outitotfn to Improve <<n<7 />'?
Courts /\tl ), title (in J litttr
(?Stint/ with h'at ft /xs.te ? '/'//<? />u.
t*/ oj' /u^/ornwrtt to 1 'Ac. C ft roii it'lt'
Anticch
A ft e t ro m tilling silent f<?r <piit?
a while 1 come again knocking for
admittance into the columns >?!
youi newsy paper which i* iiUmvs
a welcome visitor to our loone
Though the ( ' 1 1 ; < > 1 1 1 1 * I it ?h ilu in |>?-<!
by the council and 1 1 :? i n
merch ants in Can dei>% it contin
ues to improve and icttl! v scciii*
llint with ever) issue it is Incoming
more popular mid interest ing. Kv
? i y lit foi liter tdit.uld mi^i nln' f ? ? i
it and woik to it. a 'M i imI on -
din m t In ougli *A* 1 1 i ? 1 1 we in m v ??<"
quaint ou i sc I ves with.. each ot In* i ?
and lie iiifoimed of I In* o wo la dial
occur and Income con vera a n< wit It
questions il*at ] ?< 1 1 a i ii to our iiiui
ent.
1 never saw a grander Xmaa iu
my life; we liuve Itnd no ill unkrncss,
no rows and no dancing to molest
the pleasure of our citizen*, while
eelebi ai mg the Xtnas hollidays in
honor of the hit 111 of our Saviour.
Your correspondent accompanied
hy Miss Kizzie Davis spi.nl several
days lust week visiting relatives
jind friends in Darlington.
Miss l.elhia Davis, a (harming
you n g lady of Darlington, lias re
turned homo after spending some I
lime with relatives here. A recep
tion was tendered her nt. the resi
deuce of Mr. T. J. Davis last Thurs
day evening, a la rue number attend- 1
Vd and a delightful time was real
ized hv those who were present,
Mr. T. I'\ Dcrrity, id' Henderson,
Oa., has returned home after spend-:
ing some timo with relatives here.
Mr. Dornty has a host of relatives
and ft i"tu!s who ate always glad
to see him.
Mr. Charley De.rrity, of Sumter,
spent, X m as here.
Mis^ Lizzie, daughter of Mrs. ?J
W. Davis has been seiiously ill
wiih pneumonia, but tinder the
Ireatment of Dr. C. S Hiitton she
is cunvalescenl and hopes are en
tei tamed of her recovery. Mis. T.
L. Davis is also quite ill at present
with lagrippe,
Mr. Henry Ilinsntt who recently
moved in our vicinity is Bulletin)*
with lagrippe. We hope f?>r his
speedy recovery and give him n
hearty welcome in our mills'.
Mr. Willie Davis has relumed
from a pleasant trip to friends and
relatives in Dm li nglon.
Mr. Thomas Davis, of Coluin' ia,
is visiting relatives here.
Miss Matt'e Kelly, of Darlington,
i? spending some time with Miss
Julia Corhctt. A retfepli ?u will be
given her at the residence oi Mr.
W. L. A. Cook, Jr., Thursday night.
Those vlto received ticket? are an
ticiputing a big time.
Mr. T. L. Davis while at tending
the U. 8. Court in Columbia spent
the lime with M?\ John Smith. fath
er of Hey. J.jflt. Smith. of this place
Mr. Davis says thai Mi. Smith and
Itis charming family won a tender
piano in his heart and that ho is
indebted to them for courleOies
shown him while there.
Mr. li. M. Hudson was sporting
here one day last week.
Hoping you dnd all the -corres
pond! ntB a happy new year I will
close. 4 ' J. K.
East Kershaw.
Mr. Kditor: ? As some time has
elapsed fdnee my Inst comm u filcS -
lion, I will send you a few items.
Rev K. P. Eastli ng filled his rogR
ular appoint ment at Pleasant Hill
on the 5th Sunday. The members
have made a com menctuenl .towaros
building a new Church which is
gre.tily needed and we hope they
will p ii nh the woik through and
yet il completed as soon as iios-ibb*
Miss Inez MoM inns, ??f Delvalb,
is visiting relatives and friends i >>
this eouimunitv.
Misn N. J. Marshall who has been
sper.dihg several Wei k?j in Camden
has i'el urned home.
Mies Lula II >rton, of White
Plains is visiting relatives in thin
section
Mr. G.. A. Clybu' ti who has been
slaying for the past two years in
Kl'inda, has returned home.
Local.
Spring Branch
Dear Old Chronicle As I have
not written from this place before
I will g:ve you a few dots alllioijgli
news is not ve.ty plentiful, except
t hat the boys and git Is are having
a era nd ti-me.
Mr. Ilasly and family are going
to Chester to mike their home. We
regret to give Mr. Charlie up for
he is so Wnndaom*?.
Mis. L. A. Ha?ty is very sick.
Mrs K. A. Me.Caskill of Lynch
wood is vj^itlng her sister, Mrs, C.
AS, MeCask'ill near Abne3*.
" ' We h sve a (lourishing Sunday
school at West Branch.
Mr. T. I). Yarborongh is gone to
Save Your Money.
One box of Tutt's Pills will save
many, dollars irt^Hoctors* bills
They willsurely cure all diseases
of the stemach, livef or bowels.
No Reckless Assertion
For sick headache/ dyspepsia,
malaria, constipation and bilio
usness, a million people endorse
TUTTS Uver PILLS
for Ihfnnts nnd Children
?' ('luturln lyu> \vt>H mlaptod toohlMron thut
I rocom uoiul Jfmi superior towny j>iv.soiij?tk.ii
knowutvuuv." II. A. AuOIIKK, M 1>.,
ill So. Oxford St., Divoklyu, N,
"T> .? uv of HVistorJa' Is so unlwrnal ami
Its l'.u'i it t *s?.> w HI known that it ^vms a work
of 8ii|x<rcrotMtlon to cmlorsoit. l-Vwarotht*
tnt? lll;;o"it fatuilUvi who do not kcop C'ustojU
Within eui^' lvach."
Cauu>3 Maki vn, D, P.,
Now York City.
Castotltt oury&CoHe, ponstijuUU'm,
Sum- Stomach, I>larrho<a, Eructation,
Kills Worms, glvod hloojs ami promote# ill.
motion,
Without injurious nuvllcation.
u For several yoars I havo reooinmonilcHl
VuMoriu,' anil *luill always continuo to Jo
>; >, r.s it taut invariably prodnood UrmilcUU
results."
K?win F. 1'ardkk, M. IX,
lvJMh Ktrovt atul ?th Av'i., N?*v Yovk Oity.
Tiik Ckst.uu Company, ?7 Mvuhay Sthkkt, N>*w York Oitj.
THIS Cim.D'S HK I >, in nui pic nntnr. 1 (Inisli, ilirco frot wiilr, 'our foot lonj.*,
t'ohliiikJ li-ifrt iukI folding s'uK'.s. ( >nl.v f 1 .85 ?!? livcrt'd ?'.<?. I>. turn ('ImrlMU*, Tlio i
(iKANDKSP P. A UU A IN KVKU oVKKUKI). ?>r?|4-?..
II. M. AN i > i v KW'S, Tlio 1' iM nitui t? Denier, Omiiotto, X. C.
FINE WHISKEY
ABSOLUTELY jP 1735613.
? Distilled Only Bv ?
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
PEEBLES OLD CABINET A.0SI ID
JAMES E. PEPPER & CO. 1810 WHISKEY.
f
Customers will leceive from their Dispenser with each pur
chase cf a buttle "PEEBLES OLD (TA1UNKT" one "OLD
NICK" corkscrew gratis. Retail price corkscrew is 50 cents
Ho! tied only by
TIIE JOSEPH H. PEEBLES' PONS COMPANY,
Joseph S. ^eebles, President, Cincinnati, Ohio.
tftfUT Ask for these ripe, old, mellow Whiskeys at any Dispen
sary in the State and you will get only the best goods.
_V*' - . ? '
TO ALL MY CUSTOMERS:
:
I am latci coining out with my advertisement, but not behind
selling good^ 1 have been waiting to get in my new quarters.
I am here line,
Not to Be ' Undersold.
. ' 1 P ?
Don't let the little quotations you see in some advertise-_
menu iool you.- - What you want is wftttT^oTTisec and get, hot
what you Fee in print. My friends tell me it's no use , to ad.ver?
tise. 7 Sometimes I think the same way when I see goods roll
ing out in such quantities but the editors have got to live.
I call spee'al attention to country stores. I am selling stocks
of goods to that trade, i also have as nice a line of
x JET-A-UM OY ^ GBOOERIBS
As Myotic in town and /wilf hfcet atid^cut prices with any one
of the\n. I don't ??llow anyone to undersell me. 1 want (41
of my friends to understand this.
You tyill fijjdjne in the Farmers and Merc hants Bank Build
! Mil RUy I'OUIt COTTON,
Give me a trial as I am now in the market.
I am yours truly,
D. E. HINSON.
, cm tax nm ~
City TrcaHurcr'H Ofllicc,
Camden, S. C , Deo. 23. 1895J
This ofllce will he opened on the 1 Ht
day of .January, 18!?0. and kent opi*n
dully, Sunday* excepted, until tin* 20th
dftv of January, for the pnrp ???? of re
ceiving returns of real and personal
property.
IJy order of Council.
J. L. HKASINOTOX,
Clly Ji#eannror?
For Choice Groceries
I
You should eall on the undersigned who
hs* <>)>? nod a select lino in the afore for
m<-r!y occupied by .Springs, Ileath A
Shannon,
First class meals served si all hours
In eatlnf aa'oon ir^onncctl jb with (he
stors.
C. L. K4RKLEY.
Kav. 1?
MANUFACTURERS OP
Doors, Sash, ? Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material,
^ Sash Weights and Cord.
CHARLESTON, - - - - S. C.
Purchase our makes, which
we guarantee superior to any
?old South, and th&ehy save
money. - -
Window and Fancy Class a
specialty* /Jnns 29
?x v
L&hontter on bujUot?ft>
Wo have no nitfhiiages lo raport
but uh litis is leap your' jjtieaH wo
havo some Boon. Wo ho'pe the jjltU
will not bt' ns backward ag the hoy a
Miss Minnie M C>i*l<ill of Abney
!sns returned after ^visit to
? i i-'UiU and rein lives ntuiv keraliaw.
Mi** Victoria McChekill It us re
turned homo after speeding aoino .
i into wiili fiiend* and relative* at
A buoy. Pretty.
line kentuckf Mules.
1 hnve on hand a lot of flue, yount*
Kentucky mules which will bo sold cheap
.for cash. ('all curly.
Kopeclfnlly,
S. 1$. LATHAM v ?
Pec. '>rth. IS'.m.
Taken Up
Notloo is htwby given tbat a calf
which has hooif roaming at largo and
dcpridating upon a cultivated lot in
Camden for sovoral days has beon taken
up. Owiior ca:i got it by proving shiuc,
paying for ibis ndvet tiscment and tho ex*
ponsc of keeping ii since having been
taken uj>. T. 11. Wu.8un.
Jan 10, 'Oil.
'' " *" *V%.?
Trespass Notice.
All parties arc hereby warned npt to
treapAM upon my place of 807 acres in
W? ?t Wnteroe, bought from J. U. Gibbet,
nnd touching upon the huuU of tho
Messrs. ISowen Hrothers ami others . tot
the purpose of cutting ?|ow,n?iul hauling
n way wood, or foi . any other purposo
w hats never, I'm tic* violating thin no
tice will lio dealt with to the full extent
of the law. U l-.N K Y MITCHEL.
Jan. old, 1800.
I'lll! AIIM KICK
niiii siiiim.
Cj
Acknowledged to bet lie best
on the market. q
For Sale ? cash per set $5.00*
On installments, $'2.50 each
and 50 cents per week. ? Per
set $0.00.
John C. Man, ? ^
T. S, Myers, Traveling Agent.
TAX RETURNS
-FOR
iae&? ee*
Ollluo of County Auditor,)
Kershaw Cnuuty, >
Camden,, S. C.. Deo. 2, '95.)
Notice is hero by given ( hat I, or my
deputy, will be i?t tliu following named
l4uees" on the days specified for the pur*
ptfbe of taking returns for the fiscal year\ )
18ft.") ?!>(}. and at Auditor's oiftcu nll inter*
v?>niii 7 days, and from January 15th to ?
Februrary 20th inclusive:
TurkoyrCreck dhnn h (school house)
Wednesday, ,l?n. 1st.
Lyzenby's (W. S. Smith's) Thursday,
Jan. 2ml.
Raley's Mill, Friday Jan. 8rd.
Buffalo 'Kirkfey's Store) Sat. Jan, ??
Westyillu. Monday. Jan. 6th.
Oaut^y 11 ill, Tue?, Jan. 7.
Liberty Hill, Wed, Jtn. 8.
Curston's Mill, Mon. Jan. 13.
Rabon'u X Road*, Tuesday, Ian. 14.
IMPORTANT. - --
It is Important that taxpayer* in inak.
ing their, returnj , be careful to sta'-e the
school district ? whether new^t^Min
which they reside at tho time oy mak- ,r
in^ returns. Also to state if it is tho
same district as when last return waa ?
made.
WHO SHOULD MAKE RETURNS#
The law requires that all persons '
own inp property or in nnywipo having
charge of such propertyj either at agent,
iHwtband, guardian, ~ trnstee. exscutOf ^
Administrator , &c , return the sama un*
ail persons to be prompt in making their
return* and save the GO per eent. pert* .
nity, which will bo added to the proper*
t) valuation of all person* who fufi! ?to
make returns within the time prescribed .
by law. ;
HOW AND WHAT TO RETURN. *
Assessors and taxpayer* will enter the
first given name of die taxpayer in fu'l,
also make a eeperate return for each
party for the township the property is in,
and where tho taxpayer owns realty to
insert the poRioflic* as their place of res*
idence, and these who only owtj person* f
al property to give tho party's name who*/
owns the land they live on, and in each
and every, case to name the No. oH*Qhoo1
District the property is in. j
All personal Property owned on the
1st day of January, 189'), must be re*
turned for taxation ; and alt change* or '
tiannfcrs of Heal Estate timed.
In order to avoid confusion, parties
making returns should *tate number of
acres of land owned at time of making
last (.-turns in columns marked "Veal >
Property. M Any reiil estate acquired ?
or transferred sinofc.lai t returns should ?;
bo entered in cebilbA) for , that purpose V
giving n^\e of -party? or f?artiea from ?
whom bought or to whVup sold- *
All new buildings should be returned
as "Real property" acquired since last
return.
THE POM; TAX.
The new Constitution which g&es into
full operation after the 81st of jDeeotji
ber, 188-3, provides for a polLtfx of Ouo.
M^Mpoii all elttaertJ* of^fds State bo.
tweei^ tho ages- of Twent^ono and Hixyr
vaers. excepting Confederate soldiers
above the age of Fifty- -Jwisnr. Parties' T";
making returns foe/fhe foodL rear \80p%
will hear In mind pis Oonst'tntlonal pro*
themselves according*
TiaiofiSknd goyerwtl
All returns mjost
the 20tly day of {Feb
be made on or beforo
I. ebrnarf next. J.c?n?
not take ret uro*>a4ter that date as
other fctork of this oflce mast so on,
return* made after tho j20;h of Fob
are subject to tho 50 percent
Allrrtnnm wmt
out on prnpor blanks tad sworn So
fore soma proper officer ? 1 ?
minister said oatb. Ot
i rlU Hot.be aeeeRiS* lis -
a* ret h run, 'iZ~.
Tho law provides * "
agents shall mM? r<
arse done hyeaeb <
The CoetitT Hoard
inert at tho Awlnot*
Marehl?H.KH.l
Miuatisim
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