The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 18, 1896, Image 2
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KVKKY FRIDAY
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'J'hc vtily Ixc/'ontt I'njnr in Jn f\ih<iw
( 'nuuti/.
<; \ m i >i:n . s c . |>|<: . i h, ihjhi.
'/'//< OtlVdl\iclc ll'tn till'
iiOO'C)' /D'l'SS thill />)'(' lit i nut /it of
The ( VohiVwi. J <m rnul mid ?ni/ir ' ha#
the i'ohi hiiicd ni't/!t< nf hoth />u/rr\
Dill/,' tilt) it one of t/ic lust i <jHi /ijK v! of
Jhu'ii in lint' State'
In What CtiiMK'lly Will Mr. I\U
(en it ml I lie A t f ortM?y (?cncral
AH?
Tito following I iino y intoioyation
irf t r< > 1 1 1 1.1 jo Stumor Wii'cliinnm ami
Soul Id on.
"Tho Salem (\>nii<v lipjht i ^ to ho
?-;ii I'ic.tl I f ? (In* Lf-uixluturo and tlx1 tit
tempt. wiii t.e ninth) i-o irniticO lliul
I ><\ I \ to crento the county which waw
(U Uii? lt d at. the ball"t.ln.\. Wo <lo
me, c omit, inn tlm mlvncaleH of Saloui
Cur li.ililiu^ f??i t Itcir oa ? m*, (hoy liftvo
the ti'.'lit to ?|o no am! pluck ami por?
hist < nee art) ndmirnMo ipmlilica. \N'o
wutiM like !.<? know hi wh it, caput* l.v
Mr. II. Cowper I'attou wil' aol ut the
hej'ii-.l.itnre wiit'ii I lie Salem (pics*
t i i ui is uiuli r coiiKiilcral ion; whet her
iis'f! j i ? . I > ? < ? of t lt<! met its of the cas
in h s represent a" i\ e cupac.l v, or
an U'lvocjih* of the new county inter
eft! j> nt I, is capacity as an attorney
tor the S:i lent Coun'y Committor, It
wonhl he interest 'nu', also, to know
(Xiictly where Assistant Att?> nc\
(ieii' ia! Townsem! wonhl he at in
ease :t loj^al <pi?stiun involving Sit ?
)**tn I'ounfv should i ?<? r.dHcd ami
Hitln: Jt.lCfl |>i 1 1' 1 1 1 as Assist anl A Hut ?
liev ( ? eiieral Wonhl lie l>* A -sis
t :i J Attorney (Set (-nil or the paid
attorney <>f the Salem (Viiiny Cone
Aw piul t'llifilils of the State wi
think thc.sn u" lit 'em tut had l>e(lci
leave t.lu' in :i 1 1 *? r alone.
?
Tin-so fri'(|iiciil ( 'dii^i cHsiiiiiiil cm
tests am I'CCoinin'i an nninit i<jatod
jinisitnco, aro stirring u;? Imd blood,
i ii ( I'll *;i ly i a,; ] ) :i r t. in i ? ? 1 1 i j * ami oost
itl " I ho people a deal of money;
?i Ci < 1 nil Itnc.an o ol the unfortunate
course lit' (Nin?fivfs in pay nu' ft pro
id i 1 1 nt dii ull contents. 1 n?dead of
adopting tin* syslcin ol' paying Mm'
expenses of tin1 snecossftl cltiman'
it. has pursue I Hn' l?atl policy o1
paying loth p'aintifl an.* dclt udant,
an i p ty in'* so ii a-rally as I ? ln?!?l
oitl. a direct itiviltfion f.? > all d<fe:it
0(1 cill'li 1 fk i l?H I ? ConU'H". A l)ill l<?r
expenses is presented, all the ilt ni?
in vn 1 1 i ? ? 1 1 <an In? swollen to a inosl
exaggerated tifpirc. ( 'on^resn allows
this cit her in lu'l. or very kIL'Ii'Im
v-'tln '(stl, h ? that tin* con t.t*H! an t , t vt'ti
i(' it hi> doci led t'mt. tin was ln'iit'ii,
ami thai lie did not. Irivo tin' m 1 i r ? 1 1 1.
est excuse fur contest, receives a
Hii t'ciontly large sum lt> make a li>
nani'.ial profit out of his contest.
This n lurally encourages many lify
olou i < ontests, which Idee up it
f^roat deal of ( Id time ol' ('on/rress
and costs the country a round sum
every tw > yours. ? Ilamfdon (Suar
di:m.
fit. Oh itrles
The ssiow and iee has nearly
?" npdled and our ink has i h :i \v??? I, so
wo will try In wiite m fe*v lines l'?n
The ( 11 roniele w 1 1 * ! i is always n
pic i sunt. I ask.
Tin* recent freeze did ii ^I'eat
I < ? f damage to i In1 fruit ami
shade l reev.
A lieW III i. loo has llt'l'll lmili
across Swimming l'cnn wl.it h was
J_M'Cntl\' llffllt'tl.
licrin ii ler t he little four-v< ai -nM
< I tl tl ?* ll l?' I of KeV. .1. I*. Slllilll llMS
lflftMi \ "I V '?ilk I'll' til'1 past two
weeks whll fever, 'nil. we sire t>lat|
in lint e i li-il alio is now i in pro , i wj.
Ki'V. .1. K. *Sinith and famih
liave hern ho.i ill i uj? \\ i i 1 1 Mi. Is. 1''
MrC'iv ami lainilv fur some Mine,
hilt ilie huiner wid heein house- i
keeping ti'_ain as suuti as llieir Id
tie daughter e I s well.
(>uile an i in pro vemen I is hein<j.
inaiic on tli?' I'utlrinv llnptisi.
( Ii u i f!i hy pit i ii t i n <_?, luiil liiiL' hav
windows in il?t? rear end and ciinnu
ir)<? of pulpit, l ie Tlieie i.s anotli
el' . marked i m prove in. it t i'i the.
clitireh viz: they lia\e seemed 1 lit* I
j<ervie"s ol liev. .1. |{. Smith l<n hi*J
< ; n I i re ti me ne\ t \ ear. I ,< t <>: he*' j
till nil lies fali in 1 1 lie and d?? like- ?
wise. A 'I of imii eonnt,i \ eltiirches
WtiU 111 'Jet. a!oli<r hi' I tec if | hey t
Would tint have prea.'liil)^ ul'tetter,!
and then the Sunday M-h-mls'
would lie more i r. ; t p i .h? ami1
could he mil all the winter. The!
writer Ims traveled over a lars?o let-'
ritory in ihe h<s!, twelve months'
and he Ii.im found out hy lalktnir. I. ? !
t'.li risti a ns ot tlilleienl deji/jjdi n a\
lioHH ( lull lht? in r* j *? t i t v "f Sunday N
School;) cease when cold weather
q?ffrVq. This is u hurnit><4 shame,
just If^iilnk thai at the verv 8t"t
Hon of the year that the. "evil liiip"
dues tlic moftt of hi* work, they do
Jen?t (rippjircntly.) Their excuse
jfenorall.p for not cat lying on ili??
Sunday school during winter is
W-100 cold." Yci tho t.hiU
<lr?o can pit y aaowhnll, make trnps
aml">un Out io the cold ouy after
~*lay atifj wl??tt Sunday comes
fag-lhcro I a ?o to.
the bouse of God. Jtjg to destroy !
works <ft lfo ori\ one, in the]
tUjliUn aim llellllM III M|||- Olllli' || I', I
I li I Vl?e Sm ndav Sehool It ii m lu cit '
i nut ii tilt <1 and one will don lii hi
[|UI'hI ion '.In' ^innd work I It ft I. I'
I I h dime Hi ill <i kill 'J ?0".i| <; I) i i h t iu.it
. mi I of t If children. Note the oe
I'essions i?i il'i* chiirelij Aid /uit
the mil j?n 1 1 v <d I lurtll Sn l)d :<(V seined
k* It 1 1<I i ?* i V Mien let. cveiy parent
st>t> to il, tluit their cfvij'lr- ii MIcihI
i lie. Siildiui h hcIh?"I il ii ? i ng win le i
HH Will IIS SlllltllH'l, Mild ll C III*
lo e I one and have vacation at >? 1 ! ,
let It l)i' <l?ll I n 14 the Milliliter Hloiill h
a lieu iieiMu-r paTent inn child tot
tn ii 1 1 L l<> he h it <i8li ay< l*u el.
Cnntoy.
Dear Kditor:? ? The ground is
covered with snow itnd the' 'boy:
aiotind hen! hie taking advantage
ot it hy running mlihits from sun
1 1 1 1 until Hundnwn.
One. of our leading men and
ho inaihine man has a lot of lio^s
to kill. lie kilied mo the other
day and had to hang a rock on his
nose to keep the wind from blow- 1
injj 1 1 i i u oil. So lioyn feed yout
ho^a.
One of the < ounty pauper#, Dan
til K.ihi nson, died at thin place on
l>ce, ;tid, and it is a shaini) on hi1
people tli.it they would not come to
see him nor would give him one
thtng to i.ciy him in. That shows
the feeling some colored people
have lor one a. .other. After all had
to call on Kl.it. |{u, k fTuiS'nship
( oininirtsioneiH for assistWice foi
hu rial.
Mr. U. Watts, one of l)? Kalli's
leading merchants, is iu lied with
l/iigripp.
Mr. .1. 10. vVatkiim. of West Wa
le tee, whs eaiight. here in the snow
storm and could not return home
| to his school.
j 1 ciw one o!' our lending mer
chants driving down tow, -nils Caui
i leu the other daw I asked \. heir
he win goin^y lie said lie 1 1 1 ii not
'know ImiI, it his l mi mules lived
and he <lid not perish on the loud
j he would ?o to ( * :i 1 1 m I e f i to trade,
Mr. S. ( \ KohH is sulleilug with
a en i hu nkle.
| 1 will come again. Dulcli.
Good __ Horses.
I wish my Irn-inU to I ??';i r in mind
ill it. I liiM'p r?>iiMt ant ly on Ininil titu/H
llur.si'N and Midi's? no WosM'in
| Ktock. Wlion you wunl u <;ood liorsr
or mnlo conn* in and li t mo soil yon
Dili!. Vrry If 'Kdoet Inllv,
S 15 LATHAM,
Od. I ;>l I ? , 'in;
n FISH AND OYSTERS.
(I'' ro ii mr.v on ? I u ii 1 1 ll?r i rniiihnlrr <>!
I lii'Sf.-i.-on 1 will liavt! !i ~ 1 1 for silr tlirt-v
lilacs h \M-fU -\VnliM--?l?\s, l''iiil;ns iiiul
S it (I rs 111 \ S Hll'i UysliT> twice !i wt'H\
( I'lr.'.-ihivs it ii* I 'I Inn ^ilii vs. Your pulnm
rolicil<*(| ainl mm i-l'iict lull ^uiu:i li t ?'? <1 ,
IJo-pcct In!) v.
.M. II. ISA 1 M .
j ( ) if i<> I i i yi:k <&' ( / H \ i: l. is
ToX |{ A I l,W \ V CuMI'AW.
I Tii lake ? ? (V? ? I IViviillirl' lllli, JS!M
at S. \. M
Kasl i r it Tiiui'.
i N'mi I liI'MitViil. Soul li In .III. 'I
I
1st c I iss thii'y cv:v|it Sunday,
r m l' ^
ll> ( 'ant'li it I J li
I ::r. Di K .-till il' 2:
1 17 We.' I \ ill'' U I.'
2 HO ) , .
2 I "? > K ?T>li:i\v
2 Mo 1 1 1 !l li S i ? i in HI'
2 I 'li'nsji n i Hill ill'
? I ,alli\l>t<T 11 I i
?'I 10 If iviM si,|<< II (t:
I S|u iim li || hi :.i
| :t HO ( '.ilawlia .1 inti i i.ni I" .'?!
I ^ I lo I:
r; n>
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Mill
10 H
j I l >!l \ i ? \\ | m it I !i I
! I ) ."i Tit /all '? I 7
j I :m Ym k \ i'lf
j I I ?' Sharon !?
.".on 1 1 it l<<l|y ( i mvc <? I
I in Ntiiv i it. i s r?(i
;:ti Itlarl.s'.iiir
r >i
s :?u
\ M
! 1 1 i
?.'ixl Class, I >aily *? Sunday.
\ m r ?
S III'. I'll ;|i U - lilt !?? ?'? 1"
^ ?'il I'.arls ?'?
S II I "a 1 1 :?! S | if i | ) ;! ^ ' I *'
?I | ?> Sill 1 1 ? >? ?*>
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>.i r.u M.i .i. sl.iir.i ll -
lil il ) I l nr ii t I ili 1 tin
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In |{nt hi rs'i iTiliua ?'.*>
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I I ii wiry 2 jo
1 1 ?"?"i riii-t in il ( 'it \ 1 1
I 'J OO ( ? 1 1 ? 1 1 \\ iii id I'D
I ' . ) Marion 1
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2nd ('lavs, iliilv c\ri',i| Stiti. lav.
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s ( ii i ( 'an i )c ii < ! I ."> j
,s ;!?> It, Kalii i: lit |
s |.'i \\'c>t v,i|f r. .??( > !
lit I ?*> Krl snaw - "? j
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I'. >1, A. M.
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N'n :i'J li?M cnnji^tiitii wi It Siiutliorn
Unilwnv at Illicit"! I ill.
N'i?. o'? din tier ii|. Ki'Mlinvr. Nos. 1)4
I't-I wIM ?*nrfv |>a>'?rn^t,r>',
Xr?rt II mi.! 12 lift vo 'oiiHrolion at
Marion with Srttitli^rii Tlivlwav.
All train* will stop on si^iin) nt Oak
mrMt, St. I.nkr-, Oiitcyii, Roddy#, Olil
I'olnt, T.<?i?l<>nf Kinx'? ('rook, and Vein
VIonnl(ji?n>
SA5tt*ci3FtrXT, Gcri. ^f'vfr.
H, KL I', A,
iV^TKin*. Sii;**'
for Bnfants unci Children*
" ('uhtorlii 1 u..j liu lilliiren Hint
1 i'i'r> >i)i ufint iuu nujvrlor touny j>iv u-rijiil
ktu/wu U>iiw." 11, A- Ai?:?w;u, M 1>.,
Ill So. Oxford St. i llrooklyu, N. V.
"TKj ii u< of ' Custodl* l -i !?<> viui vim suI nnil
It i lui'i U.i ?;<> wi ll kiiuwil tli'il It kcimiim ? xvurU
<?f HIIJIiTi'lOJI'll (? >11 l<? l'lld(>l ->(> it, J'\)W <ll'l> t!i<?
1 ut <illi;:> :i t f?:ni!icH who ?li> nut hi-cp Casloi tit
within t\uy ivui.lt,"
C'ahum Maktvs*, l?. I>.,
Nuw York C.'lty.
On .torla tuiroA (.'oik', OoiiMtputlon,
So.jr Hlum icli, Hlarrliaa, Kructatlwii,
KitlH Worm*, i;lvi*3 uinl i><oioc>t&i ill.
);tvsl!.?n,
Without hijiyiotia iiiiul^Uluii,
" I'or juiviT.il yoar.s I liavrt rccoituttenrictt
' ( 'lutoriu, ' iniil hliidl ithvuyrt eontlmni f.?> il?>
i i, i t it. Ii.it invariably produced Ix-nollciul
results."
Kdwim l'\ 1'akdkk, M. l>,,
1 : .tn sinH-r tiud Vtli Avo., Now York City,
1'IIK C'knyack Company, V? MiinuV Stukkt, Krvv Youk City.
?HORSES! MULES!*
IV) the Karnmrs and Merchants of Kt'iv-diaw Count). ?
Now is \o??r lime to procure a fine hor.-o or
"Uutck sales ' and small proi'its" is mir motto. W e
\\'i re with voi i in Oct. and all partios can testify that we sold
| llit' lint k| car of horses ever brought, t > your town and ?it puces
to suit the times. Will exchange horses for mules or mules
ior horses all on reasonable terms, also still on time, pait ens \
balance payable next Kail Come and see us befcre you buy
or trade and we. will save \ou money and give you satisfaction.
Will be ill Armstrong's Stables,
D. H. COU^TSSc CO.
Representing tho Groat Eastern Stables.
FALL AHNOPMjEMENT.
We widi to announce to the trading public that we have on
hand I Ik4 lai^est and best selected stock of (ioods over ] > ? ? r
cliiis'-d at prices thai will suit i vci*\ body . While our prices
are low ? extremely 1, \v ? our iioods are of the very best (jual
ity for the money. We trv in all cases to l> i V e perfect *alis
f act ion If our noods are not just' 'as represented we take
pleasure in correcting the error.
FINE CLOTHING.
We \vi>.h to call special attention to '*.wr stock of fine cloth
A better slock canu?>; b * louud in Camden. Wc are
iiLientsTor the celebrated firm of Wanatnakcr & Brown, of
"hilidelphia. We guarantee (jualit y and fit. and at prices far
below any you have cv< r paid. An inspection of our stock
will convince the moot skeptical. W e simply can't be beat in
( 'ainden.
SHOES' SHOES!
And in rhoes we can certainly please .yon. We have them
at all prices.
djm:ss noons.
We also can y a full lice of line dress i?oods, flannels, rib
bons, corsets, white iroods, buttons, thread and in fact almost
anything you can call for.
C3S- jf <ck3^:k"?<3 ss .
We also carry i\ full line of furniture and groceries which
you should not fail to see. We will save you money on all
purchases made from us. ' ,
We don't hold any ?joods; with the ready cash wetan always
buy a^aiu. We have it therefore we let them roll at first cost.
Many of our ?*oods are th ? surprise of the season. Call and
we arc certain that 3011 will be pleased.
Respectfully.
DAVin WOLFE.
STILL
LEAD
WITSI
rn i fin
LOWEST PRICES!
CHEAPEST STORE IN
.CAMDEN.
S lbs. <?{' m?(nl Ivin f'oHoG lor ?1 00. A chuckles Celebrated
Arosa Parched (\.flee 'JO.*, per lb. '2 lbs. Coffee, pnrched and
irrouiid, lor Jolnmbia Kiver Salmon \2 I - 2o , all other
brands luc Tnir.atnrs.-3 Ibrratis, only 7c. Peaches, 3- lb.
can^oril/ 7e. H? st Kcjf Soda only oc per lb. 2 qt.?Covcied
Bucket only ;}e 1 <|l. CofFoo Pots ?>V?1 v 7).:. Nice heavy Turn
biers only 20c set. lieinz's rclcbnitod Pickles and Sauces at
lowest prices. 18 lbs standard granulated Sugar $1.00. A
full line ?>l' heavy and fancy (iroocries always in stock mfrjot
lowest juices, A re^l good Tobacco tor '20c to 35c per lb. A
'jfoodfimokinff T<?b'?ccy flA only 2Qc per lb. AH #qods guaran.
teed as represented. ** ? '
HOLIDAY BARGAINS!
The best values in town you can get at the
" r . ?
OPERA i HOUSE
STORE.
Whore tho most 8KASONAHLK GOODS can l>? had for
Irss monev than you can huy tho buhio QUALITY AND
STY1.K in town.
UNLOADING
<X
OK ALL
Dress Goods, Capes and Jackets,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Under
wear, Blankets, &c.
One-third off i:i nil novelty I)iess Goods.
One-third off on nil fine Robes and Patterns.
.'He, fir all-woof diess goods, sold all this season (or 4-5 c.
now for that line <10-inch changeable Dress Cx )j(U lliit
we sold so many d roses at 10c per yard.
)0c changeable wool dress goods, value 18c.
Capes and Jackets.
/*'
t
i
We received the third stock last week, the finest and nicest
ever shown in Camden at prices lower than manufacturers can
product; same. Our buyer in New York city secured a lot
from a manufacturer who was hard up lor ready ca*d?.
f>() plush capes at a great bargain.
100 cloth capes trimmed with fur and braid at $1.00 each,
worth #*2. 50.
150 military Kersey capes with extra lurg-j sweep, in black
and tan at &J.70 each, worth $5.00.
We are carrying the largest slock and we are selling them
and we ought to at the prices we are selling them. ?
100 men's all-wool black cheviot suits at $.'1.75 each\ worth
$7 00. ;
150 men's all-wool black clay worsted suits at $0.90 each,
woi th $ 1 0.U0.
I
-I0ES ?
Ladies' working shoes from 50c up.
Ladies' dress fehoes from 75c up.
Men's dress- shoes Iroin SI. 00 up.
Large line children's and boys shoes at all prices.
UNDERWEAR
Was never as cheap as now. You can b.uy wool fur jHoe of
cotton.
10c for Merino shirts and drawers, worth 60c.
f)0c for Australian wool underwst, worth $1.00.
08c for medicated all-wool underwear, regular price $1.60.
BLANKETS, COMFORTS,
In fart everything in our entire stock marked d??w?? one third I
its original pri^e in order to make room for holiday goods.
Come early and secure the bc.-t
. VERY RESPECTFULLY
ft dr. pgFrert'o
Royal-tansy .hua
wbsm^
witro t>f dtuik^rou* IwiHoUon*. J***!
?v?iiHl l" iiUlA wrrti>i>ur. { V
tuim* K'rVf UouUry SnM b* l;*l
Kor sain !)?'. l'*< !-??
WEAK MEN MADE VMOJiOU^
For Bttle by Dr. l?\ J* Zoiuo.
OPEN LETTER FROM SANTA
GLAUS TO ALL GOOD LIT
TLE GIRLS AND BOYS.
From now on 'til Xrnas I
shall be 011 hand at the Wonder
Store and while not visible to the
eye the evidence of my . pres
ence will be the piles and,
piles of to^s, toys, toys,
r 1 * *
DOLLS! DOLLS! DOLX^t
Doll Carriages, Drums Tool
Cherts, Wheelbarrows, Jewel
ry, Toy Pianos, China cupj,
saucers, plates, etc., Vases'
Japanese Goods.^Masks. Purs
es, Trumpets? Banks, China
Hanging Lamps, Banquet
Lamps and Glass Lifmps from
'25c to $L0(), Picture frames,
Toy furniture. Corn poppers^'
Glassware, &e.
Big lot of the
Santa. ?
in
Wo set the
woiks and every
us
J-Tii-e-V
Fhtitre
lies,1
jsl rated
fid AilJcles
Invents, Cur
TAX/ KimiUNS.
kor ? ^
OHice of County Auditor,)
Kershaw County, , v -fe
Camden S.lC., Dot1. rt, '!)(!.)
IMPORTANT.
It in important that taxpayers in mnk
ing their returns, l?u careful to slate tho
school district ? whether new or old? hi
which they reside at the time of making
returns. Also to state if it is the sattio ..
dislri-t hh when last return was made.
WHO SHOULD MAKE UKItJKNS.^
The law requires that all persona owi^w
ing property or in anywise having clujfco
of such property either as "gent, m!s
hand, guardian. trustee, executor, ad*
minis! tutor, ?^c . return the same tinder
oath t<).the Auditor, who requests all
persons io be prompt in making their re
? turns and save the ?'?() ner cent penally,
which will he added t<? the property vnl-~~
uation of all persons who fail to maketA
r eturns within the note, pn scribed by
law. ...
HOW AND WHAT TO HKTUItN.
Assessors and t ixpayers will inter the
first given name of the taxpnver in full,
also make a seperiite return for each par
ty for 'lie towj.ship the property is in,
and where the ,'av payer owns realty -to
inseit the postofh.'e as their place of ?eg-?
idenee, and those who only own person
al property !.. ylve tbe party's name who
my is I lie land they liv'ir oil, and in eoh
?ind e\#r\ case to t nine the Mo, of School
District the property is in.
All persona I Proper! vowned on tho
1st dav ot January. must he ro
turned for taxation ; and all changes or
transfers of real estate noled,
It< order to avoid confusion, parties
making returns should state number r .t
'acres of land owned at Utile r.f making
last returns in columns marked "Real
Property." Any r^nl estate acquired or
transferred since last returns whould'Oi^
entered in columns for that | nrf.O'h
viii|r name of party or pniti.'D
whom bought or to whom sold. .p r>
All new buildings slould be retlirWil'
as "II -al property" acquired sineo last
relu.n.
Til K POLL TAX,,
The now Const Hull "?hl width went inlo
full operation after the !{lst of Decem
ber. provides for a poll tax of One
Dollar upon all citizens of this State he.
twoen the ages of Twenty-One and Sirt
ty years , excepting Confederate .eivLlior^
nbovn the age of . Kifty .years... Pu'tiu-t ...
making returns for the fiscal yeir
will hear in mind this ConstituU
vision and govern themselves necor ling.
\\Y retmra mnst.be..mado..a.xor.!
the 20th day of. February? noxt>? I- o<>? ?
not take retims after that date fhe
<>iher work of this ofilco mnit^i AH ~
returin made J?fter the 20th orF^ruffy?
?re subject ?o the SO per cent pe nny.
All returnf sent by mail must b.? niido .
out on proper blanka and >wom .I'c.'om
?nie proper < ffle*r qualified to ltd ninUfcr
Snhl oath O htrwite thty tciU not 6) uct p.*
td at t hi ? ij)i ( at. rf turns.
TiiVfcufpiovidefl th?t Insurant ngmt* i;
?h?tt makcVx tunLfpr the bmroesE de
caeh oompniit.
!" - 8 iwjwny, lUUtHf MWmiuii^rnni
IM),KI*ESShr?^
Auditor K?n)wv .