Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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We wish lo announce that we have recoully added to our Htock of gooifs a uioe and, well selected lino of Shoefc and Notions which you are invited \q call and inspect brtcje purchasing elsewhere atk Are will ceitaiu ly make it to your . advant age to do so. Respectfully, Latham Hrotliius. tocal .) A N . 17, i 800. Wait Don't buy blank lionp, hills of sale, mortgage*, etc., etc., until lif ter t ho meeting of the Legislating find thou call t*t 'I lie Chronicle of lice arid get them "up to date." Advertised Letters. For week ending Jul). 12th 180(5: Samuel Dow, J. T. ttpnniset, Aman da Hall, Lemon Uoeben, Hirta <*ruult, Sallie Fletcher, Joo Miles, W. O; MeLair, Virginia Marion, II. F. Lewis, G. W. Kichaiduon. Ag nes Shaw, Oorneliud'Sutlou. C. J. Shannon, P. M. A Convincing Argument. The insertion of a aoven-lir.o lu teal j>ne time' in The CMironicle brought to Mr. Get*. E. Brown an order fur seveuty-five thousand shingles. Those who do not adver tise in The Chronicle aro missing their greatest opportunity to build tip their business. Five. Mr. A. D. Kennedy's barn an i stables in Camden were burnt on lust Sunday evening about half .past six o^clock. There was some insurance on the building. 'J* he fire is supposed to have been acci dental. About 3 o'clock last Tuesday morning several stores were burn ed at Hagood's depot. It is thought that one of the stores was robbed and then 83t on lire. The Legislature The Legislature met on last Tuesday. Nothing was done on that day outside of organization and the reading of the Governor's Messrt^e, a full synopsis of which will be found on our first antf fourth phages. , - The work on Wednesday was of a routine character. The commit* tees hud not had time to take ac-i tion on any bills before them. In t the Uou.se the calendar from last. scp^jii was cleaned, most of the bills on it being withdrawn 'or in definitely postponed by reason of being in conflict with the terms of the new Constitution. Yesterd-hyVses/iion lasted only three hours. A' small number of new bills were introduced. Both Houses are waiting on Committees to&eport which they are expected to. dp to-day. ? ? Metropolitan Police System For Charleston. It looks almost certain now that Goyernor Evans will establish the! Metropolitan? Police system in Charleston and the authorities in that city may jecieve notification of t.liisjie w move at any day. There has been much talk of the State taking charge of the polieu depait ment in that city for a long time, ^IujJ-noho of jtre threats wcie ever carried out. ^Jie reason now as signed for this is on account of the tvemoval of Chief of Police Martin. Captain Martin has always upheld " the Dispensary law in Charleston and through liis efforts many of the blind tigers were driven >m*r This did not meet with views of a great mr.uy of the people m that city and it is thought that this .was why Mayor Smyth refused to "re-appoint Captain Martin. This, too,.^oka as if the cily autoritics )t) Charleston will not enforce the Dispensary law, thus making jt plain that a metropolitan system t>f police was necessary. ? Columbia Register, "" * Gentlemen of the Jury. The following is a list of the. new arand ar.d petit juries. The Grand ?Oury W?H aerve Jjyrtlhkyear ; tue Petit jury only for the February term : Grand Jurors: ? Eli?hn W Hall, H L Isbeil, W P Brewer, Tlios. W Lang, T C Nelron; J it Stead man, Jr., A W Cunningham, John N Jor.es, J J Goodale, W T Bell, Thos. H Davis, Klias Brannon, D M Bethnne, John I Bowers, jienj. G Team, Gilliam Raley, I P_ W a* lers, A Vaughan. Petit Jurors: ? Wm. /fe Kelly, G J Baker, J K DeKay,/W F Ow ens, J R Dinkins, Wni.l W Hall, Gilliam is King, S J Bask ins, J J Rush. C L Moseley, ,C T Shiver, Daniel Aughtry, fcevl Kirkland, Thos. H Iliuton, Alex Brown, F E Sparrow, John S Dunn, John W hi taker, Jr., W K Thompson, Evans Collin*, W M Billings, Wm. i M Lolllr, Win. K Otteen, Tho?. R Cope I and, KB Capers, W W Huuk at we, Wm. H Golf, J B Mlckle, Gilliam K Horton, C W lfsJIia, W T .Hammond, Benj.C Ratciiffr, Js bm Cantcy, Wmi, A Clytarn, Joa, Wral, John W Rose. Mr. Iran (hum for Mr. Editor: ? l'lense allow the friends of Hon. \V. J"). Trautham to present las name us ft candidate for Congrc&a froiu this district, be lieving that he is the most suitable man available fui the position. His Friends. *? -- Col Floyd for I'tnigress. K'.iitor Ohrouiele; ? Allow ine through your columns to suggest the Honorable J. \V. Floyd as n man in every way suitable to rep rccent the Fifth DUtriil in Con gress. Co|. Floyd has proven an indefatigable worker both in the Legislature an I the Constitutional Convention; always laboring and voting for what he cmeioved la be for the best interest of t;>o people, as the reconls fully show. While Col. Flojd is ft Reform l)eu?oc|a? of the truest 9(V(;t, still he can be relied upon to represent, the best interest of the whole people. Reform Democrat. Mr. J no. C. I*. Williams for Con gross. Mr. Editor: ? As we are on the eve of another election year, anil the names of certain genuine n to lie voted for, are to sonje extent l?e ing considered by the; people, I beg space in the columns of tin* peoples' paper ( The Chronicle) to present to the voters of the Fifth Congress' ional District of South Carolina the name of Mr. J< hn C. IV Wil liams, of Camden, as a suitable mnn to represent them in the House of Representatives .in Con gress, Mr. Williams is a vmnn of character, ability and firmness; po lilicallv, he is a protectionist - and himetalists and is in full sympathy with every movement that will en courage and Ituild up lutno enter prise and industry, and protect, those! engaged in agricultural, man ufacturing and all rttyher pursuits In our own country from Iho ruin ous competition of underpaid la bor of foreign .countries. Protectio nists. ?r. Strait For Cangres*. Mr. Kditor : ? Pleose allow^is to announce the name of Hon. T. J. 'Stiait for re-election to Congress from tins District. - Dr. Strait lui<* ever been loyal to the Democratic thirty, and in all matters in Con gress his vote has always been eust in the right way, and it. would only be j u dice to a true public servant, to re-elected him to the position he has so fail ti fully filled, friend p. Shingles When in need of good shingles all parties will do well to call on the undersigned. Twenty years experience and the best shingle getter i.i Kershaw County. Or ders left at The Chronicle ofllce will reeieve prompt attention. Geo. E. Brown. ?' "The Common People," " , * j ** As Abraham Lincoln calldrt them, do not care to argue about their ailments. W hot they want, is o medicine -that will cure them. The simple, honest statement, "I know thai Hood's Sarsaparilla cured me," is the best argument in favor of this medicine, and this , is what many thousands vol uu tarilly saj"; Hood's Pills arc the best ofinr* diviner pills, nssts^ digestion, cuie haatlacke, _25e.. Pi omiscuous Items If you war. t to gej, the news take The Chronicle. , Subscriptions f ?r The Columbia "Register taken at t his office. DEAL MERIT is the charactcr ?IV istic of Hood^j Sarsaparilla. It cures even after other preparations fail. Get Hood's and ONLY HOOD'S. 'The 19th Annual Convention of the S ?ulh Carolina Young Men's Christian Associations will convene in Rateshurg on Feb. 6-9. When Brtby wan nick, wo pnvo her Cftstorfcv, When nho wan a Child, sho cried for Castorliu When tA)i) became MUw, sho clung to Castoria, Wlioo 8ho had Children, ?ho save them Coxtorla. Enskin on Woman ani War an an? ie clis Mr. Ruskin, at the clise of a lecture on war, made the following remarks to the ladies present: "Only by your com man 1, or by [ your permission, can any war take place among us: uud ttia real, fleat reason for all the poverty, misery and rage of battle through Europe, is simply that you Woiqcn, however good and religion?, however self sacrificing for those whom 3-011 l??ve, are too ?elfish and loo thoughtless to tako pains for any creature out of you r.oim mediate circles. > Let every fThriattefc vomoa who hw conscience toward Ocd vow that ?be wpll mourn for His killed creat ure* ilet every lady io the happy cIsmIs of civilized Europe simply ww Cist, while mny cruel ^rar pro ceeds! she will wear bluck?a mute** bUtkL-witb do j?w?V 00 ornintof, ?Ml llHI you again no war\ w6uld last .|w*.k." Bring U6 What You've Got Corn, peas, menu potatoes, wood ??r anything which can he utilized in housekeeping wilt he taken, ou subscription to The Chronicle .(ou have not m?t the mouey. Personal We are sorry to learn th it Mr. j S. N. Newman was seriously hurt a few days ago l>ei n ^ v thrown from a !?uj^se V ? ?.V a runaway mule. Attention in called to the an nouncement of Dr. T. .1. Strait f?>r Congress in this issue of The Chronicle. Shot his 3*othor Dobd* A teretMo tragedy occurred in J Richland county near the Fairfield line a ft-w days ago. .James and Cal. I'rice got into a difficulty the former being shot wead hy the lat ter, the younger of the two. The aged father of the two men died ou ly a short timr .\k'o, and it is Hup. posed i h?t i h?? "hler hi other wav somewhat i uct-nsed at. lliu younger ?b ?ut the partition of the estate. Eoaths Mrs. Lillian Itlakoncy, wife of Mr. K. I), Rlakeney and third daughter <<f Gen. .1. D. Kennedy, died in Camden about 8 o'clock last Sunday night after an illness of several weeks. ?Ve have not words to express our sorrow at the ile it h of one so young, S'i fair and pure. She was an a Ifection ate wife and fond mother. Truly a pure, life is ended and her freed spirit, now rests' with her Saviour, for "the pure in heart shall see God.'l MissMIairi.it Rale died at her home near Timrod on Tuesday niyht the 7th -list. Miss Rate was 70 years <?l" age and was one of the most highly impeded ladies ?>f her nei.il h h??r hood. She leaves a large circle of friend* and relatives to mourn hei h>s*. - * An infant, ?> C Mr. and Mrs. \V, l'\ Reiktn* which died in Charlotte svas brought toCaiuden and buried at the Camden cemetery on last Tuesday. L Rlr, R S. Galloway,' a prominent citi/en of IJishopvide, and a Knijjh'. of Rythias, ?li<;d on last Sunday nigh t. the 1 2th inst. An*o'mblod Again. The West Wateref. Literary So ciety met in S'lady Grove school holism on the Drd inst. f i> the ab sence of the President, l'rof, IL.w e'd Morrell was elected temporary ch hi r man. After devotional exercises the following programme waa.lak?-n tip: Read i r.g ? "The Late \Y^tr?' ? Ry Mr. Willie II. Golf. Debate, Resolved, "Thai mathe matics i*? u)o,re important than' language.", Thctiffirrhali ve debi tors were/Mr. J. Wfllle Dunn and Rev. S. D.- Raily. The negative was argued by Rrof. Howell Mor rell ami Rev. R. M. Robertson. The committee were Messrs. W. Hampton Cobb, J. A. Rlaek and Miss Sousan Thomas, who decided in favor of the affirmative. The reeding and debrte wore very ent.et taining, the attendance was rather em>dl at this meeting' especially the fair sex, 'but vfe hope there will bo a hotted turnout next time. After spending a pleasant even ing the society adjourned to meet In id a 3* two weeks at 7 :30 p, m. - " A Member. A Great Clubbing CfTer. :w The National Recorder, n weekly paper pulillMlied* mi \V unhi ngt-on, I). C., f?>r the information of inventors, scientist Is-, manufacturers and in vestor.*, tlic subscription price of which i* $1.00, will be sent to nil parties applying at this office f? r 50i*, or we will send The Chronicltf and The Recorder one vear for $1.25. V IIcw to EnjDy G-ood Health. If you ?\rc suffering with any *kin or blood disease, Rheumatism, Catarrh, Ulcers,, OU1 Sores, Gener al Debility, etc., send stump to the lilt od Balm C,o., Atlnnle, Gs?' for book of wonderful cures, Ireo. Tffis hook will poi..t the way to speedy recovery. Botanic Hlood (It. H. 1/.) is manufactured after a .^1 on j? tested prescription of an emi ruTnt pifysiciau, and is the best building-up and blood purifying medicine in the world. Beware of substitutes. Price ?1.00 for large bottle. See advertisemo.nl else where. For sole by Druggists. v--In The Beginning Of a new year, when the winter season of close confinement is on ly half gone, many And that their health begins to break down, thai the least fxposure threatens sick ness. - Ills then as well as at all other times, and with people eyen in good health, that the following facts should lie remembered, name ly : that Hood's Saraapnrilla leads everythrnjfMn the way of rcedi cines; that it Accomplishes itiv grealesl cures in the world; hat the largest sale in the world, and requires the largest building jo the world devoted exclusively to the preparation of the proprietary med icine. Does not this conclusively prove, If )'au are sfbk. that Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the medicine for you to take? If you waut'the new* yon will take Tbt Chronicle. ** ? / O ? Keep-a-Jumphi "If you stiike ? thorn or rose. Keep- a-Jum pin.' If it hails oc if ii annwH, Keep-a-J umpin/ 'Taint no u&o ty?> bit and whino VV hen the fish ainl oo your line. Hait \ our book and keep on tryiii' Keep- a- J umpin,' When the weather kills 3*011 r crop lvcep-a-J n 111 pi n.1 When jou tumble from t h 0 top Keep- a-. J umpin.' S',:ose \ ou're joul im'Vci'v dime? Gettin' l> r< ain't any crime, Tell the world you're leelin^ pi lllic. Keep- a- J u inpi n." Wlien U look * like nil i? up, Keep-a-J Ul?>pii:.' Drain t ho * #??etne?s from the cup, K tcp-a-.J ?i m pi 1:.' See the v\ i !*1 bi-d* on the wing, jlcni il?t* bells that. sweetly ci'>g. When you feel like sinijiit,' idtjg, Keep-.a-J u in pin'." ? 10 x. Jfrom ()up (f orpc^pontf ciiM* Gum Springs. Dear Chroniele: ? Is it posssihle that A*e ran make a ?racket' again this week? Yen, but as usual news is oca roe. Miss Lei hut, Davis, a lovable young l:??ly of Darlington, baa re lut'Dod homo after a ^lwisant visit e.f several days with iclativos in this section. Mis>i Mi.nie K?l!\, one of Til ler's Kerry a rb timing 3 oung holies is spending some time with frit-nils and relatives at this place. Mrs. D. K. Ilinuoa, of Sumler. a fur a pleasant sojourn with hei si*Ter, has returned home. A negro house on Mr. Z. Z. Hat field's plantation, w is burned down opdast Monilnv, the Oih inst. The lire was accidental. If my* friend dosn't go horse. bark riding next Sunday ami <;?? t aooth er fall, we will come again next wot k. Crops 1 'at h. East Kershaw. Dear Chronicle : ? 1 come again claiming my space in your vuluable paper. We ate having some very pleas ant weather at. present und the far mers are moving right ahead to wards preparing for another cri p. Mi --8 Nellie Franklin ia visiting Mi*. W. L. Cl\ burn this we* k. Misses N. .1. Marsludl aird Inez McManus, of ihi<? section are visit ing friends and iclntives in Dar lington count v this week. Mr. S. N. Newman, of Lvnch wood met with a very painful acci dent last K?id iv which may prove fatnl, while dri\injj r\ voung mult it became fiig'ili ned and ran mvnv with him throwing hint from his 1 road ear t. Dr. Ii. L. Norwood i? treating him and says his wounds are very dangerous. Mr. L. \V. Cop. land has just closed n nourishing school at O.tk Grove. Misses Minnie ff'nd Kvvio Cope land are visiting relatives and friends at White Plains this week. Local. ARE YOU BANKRUPTin health. constitution undermined by ex travagance in eating,' by disre garding the laws of nature, 01* physical capital all gone, if so, "Never despair Tutt's Liver Pills will curp you. For sick headache, dyspepsia, sour stomach, malaria, tqrpid liver, constipation, biliousness and all kindred diseases. Tutt's Liver Pills an absolute cure. NOTICE. On Monday, January COtli, the I meters of School Disti irt Xo. I, Ker shaw County; will elect a teacher for the school to be opened :?t Malvern Ilill in the eastern portion of said school Din trict. Persons wishing to apply for th?? position nrc requested to file their uppii. cation before the dav named. W. M. Shannon, Clerk of Hoard. Camden. S. C., January lit, IMfi. Restaurant Camden , S. ('..Sept. 2.">th. 180/5 To My Friends find the Citizen* of this Community : ? I aiii now running a firAl-cliiss |l< ataurnnt in tlie north end of tlic/ in>r now ocrnph'd by Mtunrtt. n nil(. A Holland. I will be glad to. fc commodute my wliito ami jolored friends whom I Imfc oilr*e nerved. Thi? ItchUu r?nt wjll bo conducted strictly upon the Kurppeun style. Tlicro will bo depart mcntn for white nnd-rtdanjl ugparatelv. WIN YAH J A MRS'. Oct. 18th. If you want the oew$ you will take. the Chronicle. for Infants and Children. ...ii " Cn?t?irt? Ihko woll (ulapttnl tochllvlrcu thut I rivoin>nciul it usKuporiortouny luvaeriptLu kuowu to bk\" H A. Ari'HKH, M. 1>., HI t>*x Oxfonl t>U, lirooklyu, JS. V. "Tl o i\at of 'PMtorla' in so untvcnvxl And Its morlta ho well known that It ueoina ? work of KiipoM>ro(Tiktion to oiulonuiit, Fow arc tho tiito)lii;out faunlU's who ilo not koop Castorla wtthiu c<u>y roach." CiHUttt Maktyn, 1). 1>. Cnttorln otHva Colto, ("onstlpatlon, Sour Stomach, IMnrrhu'ft, Kriiotntion, Kills Worms, gives t>loop, utul i>rontot<? dl? gi st Ion, Without injurious nmUk-Ation. I' for novoral yours 1 havo roeommomfivt 'CuMtorirt,' uitil shall ulwayn coutlnno to ?U> so, {',H ii has iuvurlubly produced bonetlci<U results." Kdwin F. Vakdkk, M. !>., liMh ??tiyvt suul 7th Avo., Now York City. Tub Ckntai h Company, <? Mirha\V Btukkt, Nrw York City. Til IS CI 1 1 1 ,1 >'S HKl>, in ninple nntur.-'l finish, three tVct wide, lour foot lnnt/, folding l?'gn iukI foltliiiir Hides. (>utv$l fc.r? delivered f. o. I>; oars (Miiirlt'Ue, i 1 1 . (iHANl>KST HAlUiAIN KVKU oVl-KK 111). Onle?\ I!. M . ANhliKWS, The Furniture Dealer, (Miarietfe, N (?'. '?SWKF/r 1 1 IC'lvOR V" X. "MVK OAK" XX. 'vVALMKT TO" XXX -?.Distilled Only By ? Till! I.IVIi OAK ItiS i ll I l:!tV I11ITO., CI NCI XN ATI, OHIO. PEEBLES OXjID A 1STTD / J A M lv>, E. PEPPER & CO. 1810 WHISK EY. Customers will icceive from tln ir Dispenser wit 1 1 each pur chase cf a bottle "PEEBLES OhI) CABINET" one "OLD NICK" corkscrew gratis. Retail price corkscrew Is 00 cents Bottled only by THE .LOS El MI K. PEEBLES' SONS COMPANY, Joseph S. Peebles, President. Cincinnati, Ohio. [j^iP^Ask for these ripe, old, mellow Whiskeys at any Dispen sarv in (lie State and you will get only the best g^ods. TO ALL IY CUSTOMERS: \ ( ? . I a^in late coining out with my advertisement, but not behind -selling goods. 1 have been waiting to get in my new quarters I am here with a full line, ?^JUS ? * ? . 4, ' -ti' ' , / Not to Be Undersold. o? * ' I ' f # Don't let the little quotations you see in some advertise ments fool you. .What you want is what yon sec and get, not what you pee in print. My friends tell me it's no use to advert tise. '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 special attention to country stores. I am selling stocks "of goods to Oial trade, I also have as nice a line of ht'-A-Itm gy grocer ies As anyone in town and will meet and cut prices with ' any one of them. I don't "How anyone to undersell me. 1 want all of my friends to understand this. Yon will find nie in the Farmers an^l Merchants Bank Build* ! win Riiv rant ram Give me u trial as I am now in the market. I am yours truly, . D. E. HINSON. cm tax much, i lv City Treasurer's Ofll ce< ) Camden, 8. G , Dec. 2a. 18?>) Thin oflicc will be opMiieii on tlio 1st tiny of January, 1 8'.K5 and kept <?p??n daily, Sundays excepted, until tin* 20lli (lay of January , for the purpose of re ceiving returns of real and personal property. Hy order of Council, J. L. HKASIXOTOX, City Treasurer, For Choice Groceries I You should call on tho undersigned uho lias opened a select line in the ? tore for merly occupied l?j Springs, Ileatli ?& J Shannon. | . i A nice lino at Clio lovrcut prices. I RAM SALOON. ff Firat cIim inenlii aenred at all hours In eating aa'oon in connection with the atoro. % C. L. K-IRKLEY. Nov. 1, I IIS . MANUFACTURERS OF Doors, Sash, B finds, Moulding, Building Material, Sash Weights and. Cord. |CHARLE8TONw- - C. jr. Purchase our niakct^ which we guarantee superior, to nny told South, and thereby save money. " ' 7 vN ^ Window ?nd Fancy CUm a ?peckltr, Jam 29. line Kentucky Mules. I have oh hand ti lot of fine, younvr Kentucky i?? ult s which vrill be Hold cheap (or cu*h. Call early. HorppctfuUv, S. H. I.ATIIAM. fty<\ :*7th. iS.t.Y ^ Trespass Notice. All parties are hereby warned not to V trenpa** upon my place ?>f acre* in \Vc? Wateroe, 1)0Uk'I'I fi'oitt .1. (i. Qlhhet, ami touching upon the lands of tho Mosars. Howfii Brothers nutl others , for tlu* purpose ? ?f cutting dowyoiul hauling away wood, or foi any other purpose whatsoever. 1'ar.tioH violation this no* tiee will he dealt with to the full extent of the law. II !.N li WNHTCl IKfc. Jan. did, lS'.iO. ? Acknowledged to bo 1 lie best on lite market. For Suh1-? cash per set $5 00. On installments, ^'i.50 each and oO cents ner week. Por< ->ot $(>.00. J ^oiin 0. Man. T. S, Myers, Traveling Agent. TRe Dew Ide<\. Arc \ mi rwiuht and eleven- ) If ho, yc?u havfc , plenty of Ideas ?if your own, ft'x0 *ense wioiiRh t<> Krasp Kood now ones when offered. Wliutdo you think of a N? column Illustrated Monthly Tor (Hie, each isauo containing a Piece of Mimic. Vocal or Instrumental, Latest Fashions, Wood Stories, , PiHinutio Nosvrt and Portraits of Pretty Ae tresses, lloiiKehold, Toilet nnd Km ?cv Work Hints, all for !W ??eiils <\yeuv, piiHt(?rtld 1 Beeins too good to 1><V true, tint we give you uxftetly what we ad vortiao. Sk'iid Hi con la uitd see for yourself. . . . _L I'll IK NEW 1 OKA CO., Mil llroailway, New York City. Agents wanted. Liberal coimnliwiou paid. NEW YORK MUSICAL ECHO. Vint Imndxoineut mimical and fashion Journnt tt\ AinerloDi full sliwi rauslo hI/a". 5N paged mut hand* n<>iuo rover, containing from ten to twelve pieces of voctil or Instrumental music, besides four or llv? portraits of leading aoltwos. Subscription by tin? yt'ur, $i.A0, sample copy, 10 els. Address the NKW YOltK Ml'HICAL KCIIO CO., Itrondwuy Theutro Building, Now Yorlu t\y?'iits wanted. liberal oommtestoo ?a id. TAX RE r URNS FOR Oltiort df County. Audi toy,) Kershnw County, / Camden, S. C.. Dec. 2, '05.} Notice is hereby Riven thnt I, or my deputy, will In*. i't tlio following naujWU places on tin; days specified for the pur pnse of taking returns for I lie fiscal year I8ft"?-0i?r ami tit Auditor's ofiioo all inter v? niog days, and from January loth to Februrnry 2(Uh inclusive : Turkey Creek clntn.h (school house) Wednesday, Jan. 1st. Ly/.tuby's (W. S. Smith's) Thursday, .Inn. 2ml. Haley's Mill, Friday Jan. 3rd. Hufl'tilo 'KirUley's Store) Sat. Jan, 4, Westville, Monday. Jan. fltlt, (!ant?y Hill, Tues, Jan.--#* ? * ? Liberty Hil', Wed, J .in. 8. Omr?to*n'w Mill, Mon. Jan. itttbon'n X 5{ond-?, Tuesday, lan, W? Ht PORT ANT, It. is important that taxpayers in mak* ing their retui'tt-j , be careful to sta.o the school district ? Whether new or old ? in which I hey reside ?t the Jiino of mak* intr returns. Also to statu if it' is the' same district u.s when /last return wes- ? mmie, / ' v WHO SHOULD MAKE K JOT URNS. The law requires that all persons * owninr property or in anywise having ?diarge of -It property either a* agent, husband, gusnHan, trustee, executor, ? administrator , &e , return the sumo un? der oatl\ to the Auditor, who requests all i>erHoi?ft t?> h-t prompt in malting their ... returns and save the (<0 per cent, pen*;* ally, which will bo added to the jpropor*' t> valuation of all person* who ffijf to make rctuW* wiluiii tho time prcfclrribid bytn IIOVT AXD^KAT TO RKTURJf. Assessors and taxpayers will enter the first given name of (lie taxpayer in fu'l, also make a nepenite return for each party for tho township the property i* in, < j and wherft tho taxpayer ow***- realty -to ^ insert the poRtofllc as their place of res* Idence, and theso who only own person* '? si propnrtv to give tho party's naino who owns the land ti.ey live on. and in each- " iind every esse to name theNu. of School District (he piopeftjr is hi. ? 4U personal Property owned on tho 1st day of January, I89f>, must be r?" turned for taxation ; and tiTT changes or tranrfer* of Ileal Kstpte not* d. j . In pfiler to avoid / confusion, parties inaki^jv returns should statu number of acres of land owned ?t time /of making Istt returns in columns marked "Real Property." Any real estate acquired or transfern d idhee Iwt returns should be entered in columns for that purpose giving name of party, or parties from whom bought or to whom sold- , All iu*w IniiMiin/a siiotild be returned as4'|teal property- acquired since - last. .j. return. TUB POM, TA*r ''/tM The n-Mi;^S()||stitutiou which goes into, ' full ?p?^t ion aftv'r tliy 81st of ih^ear ber , 188"?, provides for a poll tax of-Ono j Dollar upon all ci^'sens of. thiirHtate be. tween the sg?-a of Twsnty-one and Sixty ! vears, excepting Confwemte soldiers - A iihove the age of Fifty year*. * Partkys making returns for the fiscal year 18p?, will bear in nilnd thisConstilutfu**al pro* vision nnd govern themselves according All Tetnms must-be made 'on or- befoxt the LVtli day of Fehrtiary next. _ I ceo not takfe rc^ns niter thnt 4yts *e other worlcoi this oflee mnn io ?n, return.* ninde after the 20:h o t are snhject lo the 50 per rent | . All returns sent by mail most out on proper blanks and fore some proper officer, " miiHetcr said ??lh./ Of will set be ctfbqeptod as ret h rum. \ " Tl<~ww rpwt a|4sta>k(ll make noes dosie bf i TkeConntV inert SS tlM At Msfrh i?m eooalistaj peottfia.