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We wish to announce that Jwe have recently added to tour stock of goods a nice aud well selected line of Shoes und-> Notions which yon are invited \o cnll and inspect bcfrro purchasing elsewhere as we will ceitain ly rnuke it to your advaut ago to do so. Respectfully, Latham Brothers. |ecal JAN. 24, 1806. Cotton Seed For Sale. 200 bushels King's Improved Cotton Seed at 30 ceuts per bush el. R. B. Williams. To&cher Elected. Mrs. K. K. Meroney was on lust Monday elected to take charge of Iho new school which has recently been established at Malvern Hill. Ctene to Atlanta. Mr. John MuSrayrl has sold out his business interest in Camden end opened up a business tu Atlan ta, (jfa. Mr. Scayrl has been gone for several days, his family will fol low about the tir.it of March. Advertised Letters. For week ending Jan. 19th 1890 : Eliza Dinkins, M. C. Malcton, Can ieu Ling, Jus. Tilman, II. R. P. W. Mear, Agnes Shuw, January Htirues, Mattie Adomons, Henry II. Hart. C. J. Shannon, P. M. A E&scally Trick. Last night some rascal crashed ?one of the largo panes of glass in iho front window of the Little Fruit -Store,, managed by Miss Carrie Brasington, and took therefrom a good quantity of oranges, etc. Mr. Brasington says that some of the ?colored people had q., frolic not fur , from there aud he suspects that s^rne freump attending the frolic <lid the work. Cow Thief Arrested. Yesterday afternoon a negro mi?n ?was trying to sell a very nice look ing cow for a very small sum of in on 03*. Deputy Sheriff Batcman suspccting that something was wrong arrested the negro and put him in jail. Shortly'*/ ter the ar rest a telegram wus recieved from Columbia stating that a cow had Tieen stolen from that place and for the ofllcials to be on the lookout for it. It is not known positively whether this is the cow from Co lumbia or not as the man arrested told so many different tales about it, but Sheriff Willi'^mq has the cow safely in hie keeping and will await the coming of the prop# v owner. Gentlemen of the Jury. The following is a list of the new grand and petit juries. The ,<?rand jury will serve for the year; the Petit jury only for the February term : Grand Jurors: ? Eli?*ha W Hall, H L I sbeil, W F Brewer, Thos. W Lang, T C Nelson, J B Steadman, ..Jr., A W Cunningham, John N J , Jor.cs, J .J Good ale, W T Bell, Thos. H Davis, Klias Brannon, D * M Bet hunc, John I Bowers, Benj. G Team, Gilliam Raley, I P Wa - ierei R A Vaugban. __ :: _ Jikfcix J lk ous i?YVro, E Kelly, iG J Baker, J K DeKay, VV F Ow * .'en's,' J It Dinkins, Wni. VV Hall, -Gilliam 1* King, S J Baskins, J J Rush, C L Most'le^y, C I Shiver, Daniel Aughtry, Levi Kirkland, ? TIiob. II Hinson, Alex Brown,. F E Sparrow, John S Dunn, Johu Whitnker, Jr# W K Thompson, Evans Collins, W M Billing*, Wm. M Lollip, Wm. E Osteen, Thos. R 'Gopeland, E B Capers, VV W Iluck abee, Win. II Golf, J B Mlckle, Gilliam K Horton, C VV Me.ilin, W T Hammond, Benj. C Rateliffe, .James Cautey, Wm. A Clyburn, Joa. West, John W Rose. Chalk -Talk and' Ventriloquism. The Indies of the Olive Branch ?Society of the Camden Baptist 'Church have succeeded in securing the services of Mr. A. B. Betan .eourt ol Cliai lesion fo/ the evening of January 27th, inst. Mr/Betan court is a man of many' arte, and \ *ia said to be ahle^Kf mimic and im personate almost anything under tUi^aun. very popular in the t4CiTy by the Sea," and has giv -cn entertainments for nearly all the large churches there. He is a chalk talker, tl?o. If there are any persons in Camden who never heard chalk..talk and who did not know that chalk 'could talk, they ought not to miss the entertain ment next Monday evening. The ' fJace of the entertainment will be at the Opera licupr. The admis sion ticket*/ willjbe fold for twenty live cents; children's tickets, ten cents. The Camden string band will aid in' music to give further yariety and pleasure to the entertainment'. The Olive Branch Society is^-Iive .organization, and ought to fill the Opera House, as ibis is one of the meat unique and attractive enter tainments they have ever been able to offer 'the public. / TicksU are now on sale a^ the drag stores. Mr. Truntliam for Congress* , Mr. Editor: ? Please nlloxv the friends of Hon. W. D. Trantham to present his name as a candidate for Congress this district* be lieving 1 1 ; a t he is the moat suitable inau available foi the position. His Friends. ^ Col. Floyd fo>* Congress. Editor Chronicle: ? Allow mo thrpugh your columns to suggest the Honorable J. W. Floyd as a man in every way suitable to rep* recent the Fifth District in Coff-" gress. Col. Floyd ban proven an indefatigable worker both in the Legislature an I the Constitutional Convention; always laboring and voting for what he coneioved to be for the best interest of too people, as the records fully show. While Col. Floyd is a Roform Democrat of the truest sect, still he ean be relied upon to represent I, be best interest of the whole people. v Kcfortn Democrat. Mr. J no. ?. T. William* for Con gress. Mr. Editor:? Aa we are on the eve of unother election year, and the names of certain geutlemen to be voted for, are to some extent be ing considered by the people, I beg space in the columns of the peoples' paper (The Chronicle)1 to pi*e?eut to the votors of the Fifth Congress ional District of South Carolina tho name of Mr. John C. P. Wil liams, of Camden, as a suitable man to represent them in the House of RjprctejUaAivea in Con gress. Mr. Williams is a man of character, ability and firmness } po litically, he is a protectionist ?nd bunetalists and is in full sympathy with every movement that will en courage and build up lume enter prise and industry, and protect those engaged in agrjftiltural, man ufacturing and all other pursuits ' in our own country from lite ruin ous competition of underpaid ia bor of foreign countries. Protectionists. Dr. Striut For Congress. s* Mr. Editor: ? Please allow us to announce the name of Hon. T. ?J. Strait for reflection to Congress from this District. Dr. Strait has ever been loyal to the Democratic party, and in all matters in Con gress his vote has always been cast in tho right way, and it would only be justice to a true public servant to re-elected him to the position he has so faithfully filled. Friends. Mr. Stokes for Supervisor. Camden, S. C., Jan. 201 1? 189H. Mr. Kditor : ? Please allow me space in your valuable paper to suggest to the voterg Kershaw County Mr. <p.^Stok^s, of Pinst Ker shaw, as a suitable man for the of fice of County Siipervisior for the ensuing terra. Mr. Stokes is a man of known worth and integrity of character, and has served as com missioner with honor to himself and the office he holds. Mr. Stokes is a man of strict business princi ples and the business of the county could not be entrusted to safei hands. One who knows hi ft. How to Enjoy 0ood Healt&x If you ?.rc .suffering with any skin or filood disease, Rheumatism, CiTlftrrti, U tcers, t)trt Snros, Ggti e r al Debility, etc., send stamp to the Blcod Halm Co., Atlantr, Ga? for book of wonderful cures, free. This book will poiut the way to speedy recovery. Botanic Blood Baim, (B. B* li.) is manufactured after a long tested prescription of an emi nent physician, and is the best building-up and blood purifying medicine in the worjf Beware of substitutes. I'iice^.00 for large bottle. See advertisement else where. For sale by Druggists. Piomiscaous Items If you would be wondrous wise, you must in your town paper ad vertise. ? Ex. If you watt to get the news take The Chronicle. Subscriptions for The Columbia Register tuken at tins office. ? 15 were added to the city treas ury on last Monday morning in the way of fines collected at Mayoi's court. - DOOR DIGESTION leads to r. ucrvousness, chronic dyspepsia. and gtcat ' misery. The Ijest remedy Is HOOD'S SARS APARILLA. If you want tho news you will take The Chronicle. .V # V * / When Baby *u nick, we gnre her Castorln. When sb? ma a ChlVl, Am cried for Gutorla. Whan riw became Mis, ahe clunjj to Cantor!*. When ih? had Children, ahe grave then Caatoria. The roost popular editor at well at the moat popular preacher Is the one who treads on nobody'* toe a. Such an editor or preacher la a 4>jrp ocrite. Policy controls such . men, and makes moral cowards of many of them. ? Ex. JDoath of Mrs- Ba?kiey Mrs. liarkley, a veiy estimable northern ludv who has b#en resid ing in Camden for several years, died last night about 8 o'clock* Fire A fire occurred itk tho eastern part of the entity one day lust week w h it-h caused Mr. S. It. Hall lo lose a lino barn alid stable and Mr. Jack Woolen about four hun dred dollars worth of com, fodder, hay, etc. The lire occurred bo? tween I and 2 o'clock at night and Mr. Woolen barely had time to get his mules out of the stables. II. ? .hud three or four Hue hogs in a pen, ona of which was burned to death nod some of tko others badly nr.jurcd. Mr.. Hill says he is satis (leti that the llie w^is the work of an iucondiaty and thaj, circuiustnatiiil , evidence points ahOngly to an in dividu^oi that community for whoso arrest, he sworn out a war rant yesterday. We trust ho will lie brought to justice. Personal. Attention is called to the an nouncement, by n friend, of Mr. C. Stokes for County Supervisor. Mr. V. II. Huntley, who has boon residing some time in North Carolina, has located near Manvillo, ibis county. Mia. Fred Mat his and children, of Caindon, are the gnosis of Mrs W. C. Thomson, ? Lancaster Led ger. Mrs. M alius and children re turned homo on lusl Monday. Tho annual debato of the two literurv Societies of tho South Car olina Collogc took place on laul S i turd av nighl. Mr. Victor I)e Puss of Camden WHS^no of the spouk^iH. Of Mr. DePusa tho (Co lumbia Slato Says: 44 Mr. Yietoi K. DePass of tho Ku'ph radian so (j'.ely was tho fi st dobalor in tho allinnative. Mr. DoPass wn? re oioved Willi loud applause. His ar guments were forcefuT and well put, introducing many interesting points. In subslunliuliou of hi* statoipents ho brought into use in disputable and wtdl .founded facts in biator\ , uoing to-6how that his position was correct. Mr. DcPaas has an excellent delivery, his voice was cloar and could boroasily heard in every part of tho hud I ; his ges tures were graceful and appropri ate. At his close, tho old chapel resounded with applause." The Logis'a,n,'o. t A groat many now hills have! I been introduced in both House of I the Legislature; The most impor tant are two which are designed to carry out the provision of the con stitution in regard to elections and I }hc registration of voters. The' election bill is very much like the present law, the eight-box system being retained. The registration bill is also similar to the present law. It is impossible to toll, how ever, in what shape these bills will pass. I Among the oilier bills introduc ed are the following: Bill to im pose a tax on dogs; to require count}'" treasurers to attend tfC some convenient ' place in each township to collect taxes; to pun ish persons for disposing of any mare in foal without first having paid for the service of the sire of said foal; to regula'e the rate of interest, to stop the running of freight trains on Sunltny. to pre vent persons from working on Sun day.; to reduce I'm pay of membtfrs of the boards of township commis sioners ; to all?w persons to carry concealed weapons on their own premises; to require building con Trnou>TrTff"p&v Ulwwrs ~fr?T tiret r services; to require the payment of jurors, witnesses and constables in attendance upon the circuit courts; to amend the law in reference to county supervisors and county boards of commissioners , giving increased jurisdiction ; to prevent lynchings; t ? provide for changing tl^6 location of public roads, when i( is desired to e.void steep hills and rough places; to punish servants or lahoiers who violate their yerb al or written contracts; to substi tute the county supervisor in place of clerk of court on board m Juiy commissioners ; to orovulo for the prevention and extermination of liog cholera ; to provide that no action shall be sustainable for the killing of any dog depredating -on the premises of another person than the owner of the dog; to de clare the rights of married women. The following bills were intro duced in the House yet>lerda> : To abolish the privilege tax on ferti lizers; to exempt certain townships in Beaufort from the operation of the general stock law; to provide for the working of public highways by tne township commissioners and prov!de for certain woik on public high#ays 10 lie done by the Super visor on the order of county board ; to provide for the election of coun ty school commissioners. A*n RA/wn*l V JMHb* ^fW. W. X. VMM, who nwkM ? ?p?ciftltr of EpU*p?yt ha* without doubt treated and cur ed more MMVtfcu any | living PbjrifciMi bw | taeoH* to Mtooishinf. YN biw pH offiiM ?l ?? y?ar?' ?ta?dlfl? j^rota Quf (forre^pouJeuf-i (Continued from editorial Winthrop, when am! w|i*-'ro wa? In horn, what college wJ\f*he graduat ed At and when. HovPold wn? he when graduated and what Suites did ho vtst\ for the heneHt of his heahh. When, where and what was the cause of his death and how old win* he when he died, what three novel* did leave in manuscript. Well, I will clone hy saying good hye, and hoping nil the sister eor I respondents a hapy leap year. Brown Kyes. Russe'l Plac* Ah you have no loetl report* er at this place I will give yon a few dots. L The development of a rock (fn%rry has given this place n boonlt Congressman Strait has opened n quarry of the fin est granite in the State, experts that have visited it pronounce it the finest in the United States. Kvery shade of color is represented ? the brown, the grey and the blue A company (it is said) with a capital of a quarter of a million will soon be formed to develop the quar ry. A railroad will bo necces* sary to transport the rock. We hope t<? get the Wadesboro and Cormick road by Wipjsboro and llocky Mount to pafes Rus sell Place. Six white families have moved to Russell Place within 'he last thirty days, viz: R. II. Hale, Peter Biggart, John Bar field, Wilson, Ohar'ie Johnson, and Stephenson. Specimens of granite from the Rtfssel) Place quarry can be seen at Lancaster, Rock Hill, Columbia, Chester and other places. Greybeard. Bring Us What You've Got. Corn, pen*, meat, potatoes, wood or anything which can he utilized in housekeeping will he taken on subscription to The Chronielo if .Cou have not not the money. An Unfortunato Killing. On last Sunday morning J^hTle two young men, Mrasrs. Willie Kay and John Reynolds, of West Wuterce, were handling a pistol it was in fome ways discharg ed and Mr. Ray was instantly kill ed. Mr. Reynolds has been arrett ed and is now in juil. Dyspepsia and L"fis of Appoi ii c. Nowbofrv, S. C Jan (>, 1890. "! suffered with dyspepsia and hml no appetite and inv blood was impure. I began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills and improved right along. ] can now eat any thing I wish and feel well and Blnjixg'** F. K. Ferrill. \ Hood's Pills cure billiousness, indigestion. The African-American Gold Mining And Trading Company. ' Apropos of the present mining boom ? a boom which by the waj promises to bo of a permanent v.harncter ? the announcement' of ? he-A ff4<jan-A merlons (iold idl ing and Trading , Company ? -is in teresterestlng iri tlialAl opens up a new fit Id of opcratioP>, affording those who desire to invest in this class of secuiivies an opportunity to do so upon a perfectly/ ^a(C? ba sis, and according to a pjan which promises profitable results. The object*} of this Con:pnny\ accord ing to the prospectus before us "are to buy, sill and operate gold mini's/' It already possesses the right, : title and interest to a number of t l?'|i gold bearing properties in the furnous Cripple Creek district, which is uow producing ore to the amount of $1,000,000 monthly, and no re.'ison exists so far as we are able to state, why thoso who invest in the shares of the Co.npany should not obtain good profits. As a general thing, as our readers will bear u? witness, we are inclined to look atkance at enterprises or this kind but in ific present case we be lieve we nre justified in departing from that rule. The Company is properly organized, is composed of gentlemen of experience and re sponsibility and has something tangible upon which to work. In view of these facte it seems fair Ij approve the Company's offer to sell 50,000 shares of its capital stock at the par value of $10 per share, as constituting a rare opportunity for an excellent investment. Fur ther particulars can lie obtained by' a {dressing Mv. Austin Gallagher, the secretrry of the Company, ""at 100 Broadway, New York. To those living: in malarial districts Tutt's Pills are indispensible, they keep the system in perfectarder and are an absolute cure for sick headache, indigestion* malaria, torpid liver, constipa tion and all bilious di&asqp Tutt's LJver Pills \ - ? /?? , ; ? . " ? . " I ? . ^ for Infants and Children. " Cmttorlit hat) well tijcblKlroo tlm( I r??coin noiul it u* superior to hoy prescript k/U kuowu touio." H. A. Auciikh, M. IX, 111 bo. Oxford 8kt Brooklyn, N. V. "TI j uw of 'Ckttorlit' 1h bo uttlTonul ami Its uwrits ko well known that It h*h?iu? a work of ?ui?oiviY>j;ntUm to ciulorso It. Fowaivtho lntollli;cnt families who ilo not keep Cust04"l.i wlthiu oa.sy reach." C.u*u>a Mautvn, I). T>? Now York City. Cu.storla cuiws Colic, i\>ns? Ipation, Koui- tftouuu'fc, OI.?rrhu'rt, Knictrttiou, Kill* Wornu, give* blooj>, ami j>rv>i qptoa di gest Ion, Without injurious nuvllofttion. " For several yearn I hftvo roeommomled ' Castor!*,' and shall ahvAyti Contlnuo to *1>> no, us It h.wi Invariably )>ro>!uccd bcuollciiU results." Kowi.v F. 14ari>kk, M. P., lilth Ntivot (?ul 7th Ave., Now York City. Tin: Ckntauh Company, (7 Mvuhay Sthkkt, New York Oit*. THIS CHILD'S OKI), in mnplo nntnr;>l Onisli, three fool wide, lour foot lony, folding mill folding kmIch. Only $1 *>/? delivvred t". o. fo. curs Charlotte. The UHANDKST NAIUiAIN KVRU OVKKUKO. Order. K. M. ANI>i<KW^, Tim Kumit'jro Dealer, Charlotte, X. C. FINE " WHISKEY ^leSOLTJTiEiljY pube. "SW1SET HICKORY" X. "LIYJ5 OAK" XX. "PALMIST 10" XXX ? ? Distilled t Only Bv ? TillS LIVE OAK wmm COMITO,, CINCINNATI, OHIO. ^IKJIEIBILrEJS OT_jZD OABIKET ,A.1nI"JD JAMES E. PEPPER & CO. 1810 W1IISKKY. /Customers will icceive from their Dispenser with each pur chase of a bottle "PEEBLES OLD CABINET" one "OLD NICK" corkscrew gratis. Retail price corkscrew is 50 cents. Bottled only by THE JOSEPH li. PEEBLES' SONS COMPANY, Joseph S. Peebles, President, Cincinnati, Ohio. Ask for these ripe, old, mellow Whiskeys at any Dispen sary in the State and you will get only the best goods. w ML ? mwtn I am late coining out wilh my advertisement, but not behind selling goods. 1 havq ii^en waiting to get in my new quarters. I am no re with a full Hue, Not to Be .Undersold. 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 see in print. My friends tell me it's no use to adver. tise. Sometimes I think ttie same way when I see goods roll-, itig out ill such quantitiefl1 but the wlitora l.itvftgrif tn4ivfl_ I call special attention to country stores. I am selling stocks of goods to that trade. 1 also h as nice a line of IPJ^l SI CY GROOBRIES As an3'one in town and will meet and cut prices with "any one of them. I don't ?llow anyone to undersell me. I want . all of my friends to understand this. You will find me in the Farmers and Merchants Bank Build ing. ! Will liUV YOUR UOTTd ? Give me a trial as I am now in the market. I am yours truly, D. E. HINSON. A. M. REESE, PUBLIC ? H0YK1NS, S. C. J. T. UDELL, CIVIL ENVtI^EER SURVEYOR. CAM?jeN, - s. (;. Muuicipnl I Engineering, Surveying ol Lands and y8ub-I)ivi?ions of Tracts a snoeiultv. i 1 For Choice Groceries \ You should oW.ll on the undersigned who lias oponWl ft select line in the store for merly occupied bj Springs, Heath ?fc Shannon, ware! A nice line at the lotreat price*. m Mimm. First clflM meat* nerved at all hours in cniing la'wn ?a c-o???ci<v>8 wSti. the store. C, L. KIRKLEY. ? MANUFACTURERS OF ? .Doors, Sash, Blinds, Moulding, Building Material, Sash Weights and Cord. CHARLESTON, ? S. C. Purchase our, makes, which w? ^uar^ntfe^upeVior k> any ?old South, and therebjf* save money. Window and Fancy Glass ? specialty* 0 Jun*2p. Fine Kentucky Mules. , I )i*vf on bund a lut of lino, youa* Kentucky mtilcn wMch w ill U<j sold cheap tor ctlsli . { 'nil early. lierpect fully, S. H. LATHAM. Dec. 27tli, 18(?5. Trespass Notice. All parties are hereby warned not to trespass upon my place of ;?07 aero* In West Wuteroe, bought from J. (<. Qibbct, and touching up?n the land* of the Mestfra. Ho wen Brothers and others . for the purpose of cutting iimvn?nd hauling away wood, or fot /C^y other purpoao whatsoever. Part^ft violation this no lice will W dealL-^ith to tbo full ox tent of the law. f IIKNltY MITCHEL. Jan. 3rd, inihJ, in Poor Health means so much more than you imagine ? serious and fatal diseases result from trifling ailments neglected. Don't play with Nature's greatest gift ? health. Brown's Iron Bitters If*;ou are feeling i oni M sorts. weak j mid generally ?*? 1 haustcd, nervous, j have no appetite 1 and can't work, j begin at oncetak- 1 lug themo?ir?lU- % ble strengthening medlclne.whlchls j Brown*a Iron BH- 1 ters. A fe\V hot* . tie* cure? benefit comes from the j very first dose? it " won't tt ait* yotir J itfth, and li's pleakiuit tu take. ^ It Cures Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver Neuralgia, Troubles, Constipation, Bad Blood Malaria, Nervous ailments Women's complaints. Get only the ccuuitie ? it has crosscd red Hues r>n the wrapper. All others nt c r.uh stitutoH. On receipt of two ac. stnnips we ' will ncitd net of Ten Oentitiful World's I'utr Vk \v> and Imul, - iii ' BROWN CHEMICA . ZO. BALTIMORE, MO. TAX RETURNS FOR 1S95--96. Office of County Auditor,) < Kershaw County,- > Camden, S. C.. Dec. 2, '95.) Notice i? hereby given that I, or my deputy, will bo-rt tlio following named place* on tli$ days specified for the pur? pose of taking returns for-tho fiscal year - 1895-0(1. and at Auditor's oflico all inter* veniug days, and from January 15th to Februrary SiOtti inclusive: Turkey* Creok chur?.!i (school house) Wednesday, Jan. 1st. Lyzen by's ( W. B. Smith's) Thursdays Jail. 2nd. ' v Haley's Mill, Friday Jan. 3rd. t)u Halo /Kirkloy's Storo) Sat. Jan. \V est villi* , Monday. Jan. Oth. Ortntey Hill, Tuoa. Jan. 7. ? Liberty Hill, \\'ed.. Jan. Cnreton's Mill, Mon. .Tan. 13. Itubon's X ltoad?, Tuesday, -Inn. 14. IMPORTANT. It Is important that taxpayer* fn np?k, ing Ih/ir returns , be careful to *ta;e tit* schoifi district ? whether ne'w*or old ? in which Oiey n?si?le ?t the time of juftTi"'. " ing returns. ^Alao to statt( if it is the same dintriot as when last return wa* made, WHO 8IIOULD MAKE RETURN^ The law requires that nil persons owning property or in anywise having '?bargo of *u< h property either at agent, husband, gtxnrtlian, -trnstec, . exaanior* ~ Administrator, Ac., return the *ame nn* dor oath to the Auditor, who reqnefts all persons to b* prompt in melting their return* and IiiVJtt the GO per cent. pen* alty, which will be afttie&Jto the if valuation oTT< 1 1 p e rso n* w I >o mnke return* within the time by law, . * HOW AND WHAT TO R^CfcN. Assessor* and taxpayer* wilfcenter the fir*t given n*m? of ?he taxpayer fuU, . Alio mako a serrate 'return for eaen party for the township the property is in, and where the taxpayer owns realty to insert the posioftic* at their place of res idence, and theso wbo'only own person al property to givo ftttfT^rty'e name who \ owns tiie land they live on, and In each ^ and every case to name the No. of 8obooj/ District the pioperty i* in. All personal Property owned on the 1st day of January, 18U5, mint be re'* turned for taxation ; ana all changes or - transfers of Real ICsfsteVioted. In order to avoid confusion; parties making return* should state number of acre* of land owned at time of making last returns in eoluunns marked "Real Property. ' Any rrfai estate acquire^ or transferred sinew la* t returns should be entered in coliunns for that purpose giving name of . party Or parties fronj > whom bought or, to whom sold All new building should be returned a* "Real property" acquired slnco las*, return. THR PO'.X TAX. The new Con?titution which goes Snto full operation after the 81st of Decern- ; her, J88.">, provide* for a poll tax of One' Dollar upon. all citizens of this 8tate be- . ' tween the age* of Twenty-one and Sixty years, excepting Confederate 0 soldiers above the age of Fifty yea?** "Wwttea making returns for the fiscal rear 1999, will bear In mJnd tills Constitutional pro? " rt?i<m nnd goyorn themselves acoor$jwt*r ?y? ' Alt rctwrns mast be made on or the 20th day of February next. not take return* after that date )ther work of this oflce must co i retnrnx made after ttnKMisf' " ?re subject to xho 80 ptr e# ' All returns aent by mail jut on proper blanks tad r foro some proper ofleer - minister said oath. jO? ? i ritl natbr ucxrejrtexi H* it* return*. The law provide# that ? tg*nt* shall make rataro* fbr Man done by each M * . The Owaty Board . mavalww. 'rnnli?Qij KaftlMO-*, UN, " Kioslixtwg property protest* , etc. ... - -i^SS