The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 01, 1897, Image 4
Til ICY AXIK SC&TAINKD,
ThoBuprcino Court Alllrms Magis
trates* i?owcr?.
Tho <|no?\ ir?L? of jurlndiction of mng* !
iilrnton in h()t(|oil. Tho Supremo (Joint
<tay? they lias'o- Jurisdiction and tho
bviyaboo rni?od I ?y Judgo jKhrlo'u de
cision lins disappeared. Following is j
tho doeiniou <>f tho dour i:
Tho petitioners in tliin oato hoving i
lio>ti brought boforo this oourt uudcr j
n writ of habeas oo r put) heretofore is* i
noed for that purpouo and upon tho re- i
turn to said writ it appearing that tho I
prisoners aro in tho custody of tho |
ftUorilV of C/'l-tbtor oouuty, under a war j
rant of commitment iflBiiod by a Magis
tral of uiud county, under ft charge
of assault and buttery with intent to
kill, and tho petitioners having movod
for a discharge from such arrest uj on !
tho ground that tho Magistrate waning
tho warrant of commitment w?h wit ii ?
out jurisdiction in the promifion, tho
only tpK-stion presented for the conoid
oration of this couit in whether tho
said Magistrate had jurisdiction in tho
premises. After a caroful considera
tion of thin question thin court has
reached tho conclusion Mint tho Mag
istrate had full jurisdiction in tho
promises. It is therefore ordered thut
tho motion for tho discharge of tho
petitinnoi'H hefrofusod, without pre
judice to their right to apply for bail
before uny oflleor authorized to hear
lilicli application fift thoy may bo ad
vituul. The roasons for tho conclusion
hereinabove announced will ho stated
in an opinion hereafter to bo filed.
IIksky Afolriiit, 0. .1,
Dec. 18, '00.
A NOT 1 1 ??". I ? N K WOOI! N T V
The Lower I'tul of Jinvawell Wants
to Ho One.
Tho people of tho lower portion of
lturmvoll comity Imvo boon <|nicll>
working for sometime to get an elec
tion ordorcd for o now county. All
. l ho liocefimu-y poperu have boon pro
* pared in eoi i for mi ty with tho
law iiini i\ coimuitteo from
Bamberg laid them be I oH tho Cov
ornor lant week. '1 ho area, population
auil taxablo property enmo up to tho
reqniromrntu and tho election wns
ortlereil to bo held January I1.', llio
rtrou of tin* country in to be taken
Wholly from itarnwoH. Tho towuhhipK
of Bamberg, Midway, Fifth 1'ond,
Throo Milou, J3uford*H IJridgo, St.
Goorgo'n qi Q?'k and lilaokvllle, of which
it in to bo formed, will givo iO'2 nquaro
imVcH of territory, 10,000 population
and *$,000,000 of taxable property.
Evon "riftor thin in Bovorotji ljflruwell
will have considerably moyo -than C00
?<qunru miloH, nearly four millions and
a half of taxable property and u popu
lation of 30,000 Boveral names have
been hiiggostod for tho /new county,
chief among thoin boin/< Jeff Davis,
Uumberg and yjmniH. ' The former in
tlio ehoico of tho old/ veterans who
wish tho county nnmejl for tho presi
dent of tho 'Confederacy, while the
latter name ia for Mouth Carolina's
tfrrntewt novelist, William Oilmore
Blnmifl,
The election for Dillon county wan
also ordored for January 12. ^
? ? ..
FortlllKer Tag ftnles.
The abipment of onminereiul fori il
nors appears likely to ^ommereo earlier
thiin usual this ?ea?n(i, fur tho fortil
izcr tux toK? nro already being pur
chased in Urge quantities. For a fort
night considerable quantities of tjieso
tagn have been purchased daily,' tho
reccipta from thoir salo amounting to
more than $100. If thift gait is kept
up, it, ir.M.finH that Olemson Cjllego trill
rcceivo a handsome rovenuo from thin
Homcc next year. Tho rush in tho. de
mand for tags usually commences in
the middle of January and keopa up
for about two month?, ? Nvhen tho sale
i-f Ihcin materially slacks olV.
(Icn. Wade Hampton upont tho holi
da.vK at Millwood, near Columbia,
with his relatives and friftndfl. " j
fJC'Il R ADKIt JjK&VES.
11 ! i*
vbln Gave Him n OoW WtjJeome,
ro
j So II o* Deports,
ig ohrader, tho "divine lioalor," hah
ill io and gone, lljs ndvont was re
ed with iildifl'cronce, and his do
in. niro made no greater etir. During
j h stay hero but very fow peoplo vis
h, tod him. Columbia is either a very
f Ileal thy plnco or very freo from euper
li)titi<'iiM ? probably l>t)tb, for thoro was
1 > exciteineul ovof ^Schroder's alleged
.loiiHpowors a? was manifested
n a great extent in sonio of the
A, Northern and Western cities. A
l)n crpoua did viflit him, but they
moat colored, who had certain
inch" in tho back or elsewhere.
11 j of them thought they were won
j 1 1 . ully improved, but if there was
r an ofl'cr of money ? well, Schra*
so or hiH mannger doesn't know it.
t 'h total lack of offering# doubtless
d mcd tho healer> departnro. Ho
P down his little sign, packed his
>nd wdlJ, ? Whore l?o haa gono to
iiJ&QjUvnown. RoV probably tired of
tjtrtT South and will , go northward
?gain. ? The Stale.
ufturoad Depot hoaftri, -
Chairman Evans states that the prin
cipal railroad legislation tho CommjB
'?ion Will suggest is a bill to enable the
tttthoritiaeto prevent ?omnch
> feature of riUlroadtowni in.
ina ? the riuYnber of loafers
found in abont the tie
wd daring %Ue *rriTal of
i CommieeiWi <?t| devi* a
ik np tbe praetteo.
iWayod Henry
~ VM &m??
i mow at
iwuf;
THIS NF.W OOUttTIKft.
TIio Votes as to Dorchester, Calhoun
and fC ( o Count los?. Fixing C/u'jo?
h Name. *\ X
<?
Tho election for Dorchester oonnty
was otrriodbya vory dooidod wnd over
whelming voto, tho voto standing a?
followftj
In lierkoly oonnty: For now oouu
ty 70, against new oonnty 28. For
county seat; Summorville, 02. Hid^e
villo, 0; Sfc, Goorg n'?, 2.
In CollotPtt.QOWftty; For now oonn
ty 807, agaitut new oonn;y 30. For
county seat: St. Georgo's, 0(18, libido
villo. 203; Sum mol villo, 280,
It will i>o neon f rum thin voto, whioh
wan filed with tho Secretary of Stito
that, whilo tho people voted for tho
creatiou of Dorohcstor oonnty, they
ha Vo not ngroed npon tho site of tho
county aeat. St. Goorge'a ran ahoad
but fitilovl to got tho two-third voto
that is held an nuoetomry for tho looa*
tion of (ho county seat. Tho name,
??Dorchester," was praotloally uoani
mouslysolco tod. Tho popplo iu tho
now county waut to got oroty detail
agreed upon boforo the General Ah
m-mldy meets in January and have hud
a upeoial electiou ordered for the 2d of
January, at wtdoh tho voters on it again
try and select a comity Beat, but oh
thcro nro threo ennidates in the (Udd
and a two-thirds vote in nooossury.trou
blo in anticipated. Some argue that
uiiIohh tho t-cumlv fceat is selected, or
in othor woraflWwdoHs nil of tho require
ments nro not complied with, that. tho
General Assembly cannot crcato tho
new oonnty although tho voto is over
whelm ingly for tho county. It has
been muggoated that tho 1 ?oh t uud safest
way for these people if they want to
make absolutely muo of tho matte
comit.g up boforo tho next session of
the General Assembly is to have a pri
mary ut which thy rival candidates fur
I ho Court tlonso eun nettle their
chums, and when tho primary
decidca by a majority which
is to M?'t the county scat tho
wlntle Vote can bo cunt for that pluoe,
and there will bo no,furlhor trouble or
possible Ibiw iu the case that is almost
suro to bo contested wheu it geta
to tho General Assembly.
Tho second election ordciod is for
that portion of Union c>unly to be in
cluded in Cherokee -county that failed
to tfivo tho requisite two-thirda voto
for tho name of tho county. The Gov
ernor ordered the election for that
portion of Union county included iu
Cherokee county to l>o hold- or tlu> 2d
of January. At tho fi r h t election that
wiih held upon this matter tho voto
stood for nAmo: Cherokeo 105, Lime
stone 180, Morgan 10. ^
It io said that there will be no trou
ble about tho nomo iu tho second pri
mary.
Tho papers relative to tin* election
for Calhoun and ISdibto countii s have
been tilod with tho secret. *ty of Sts to
as matters of record, i ho vote ?? re
ported Htood ; For Calhoun county,
ye (?, 450; no, 020; for Iv.listo, yi;k, II lit;
no, 07.
These voton were reported by tho
board of comiuifriiOJurs for Uiaugo
burg county.
Income of- Stale a ml Couni tes.
Chief Cloik Dcrhnm, of the Coinp?
irollor Go: oral's uillce, h.ia amfchgeU
an ii)torootiu/{ stutoment in connec
tion with tho assessment of all proporty
in tho State, and tho amount of tax?'?
being col lee ted. Tho Ogn rea that nro
given aro for tho taxea that arc nov;
being collected, or at least what is dno
to tho State npon iho l anij* of tho i)?
oofiaed valuation of properly. The to
port hIiowh thf?l the peoplo of tho
State pay for State and county taxes
the 6um* or $2,100,0(53. -18. This ni
cludvR nil tuxes except in munioipnli
tii-H, or. in other wordf, tho taxea col
lected through tho county treasurers.
Tho report shows that there ought, to
bo collected Ihifl your for school pur*
poHcs 8500. 374.00, which does not in
oludo tho money derivable from po]!a
or from tho dUponsary^ which is nlill
to oomo. Tho flguron aro an follows:
Total acres of land, 18,070,070.
Total value of real en into 3100,070, 70.r?
Total valuo personal
proporty 4?j, 808,007
Total valuo railroad prop
erty ... 20,0 It), 102
Total taxable propotly $170, 755, -174
State tax 4 1-2 mill* ... S 708,425 15
Ordinary oonnty 501,015)70
Special county 171,102.05
SpooiftI road tax 05,588 00
Local county taxes 25,505 70
Constitutional 0 mill tax. 512,280 42
Local and special school
tax 81,200 07
Aggregate of all, county,
Hchool, State, t*pecial 2,150,003 48
Polls assessod 158,824 00
Total taxes for county
purposes 704,000 24
School tax 500,571 00
'/Io Ilroke II is I-.e?.
Ohipf of Police Love, cf YorkviHo,
Thursday ar routed a noftro, Jno.
floales. on a telegram /mm SShfl
N. O., uhargiug him witli
etealiog ft horse, Bcalca itttom |>t
cd to run aud Lovo /'.rod at him i
twico*. An t t?o nogro erowaod the J
guttor near the court hoonn ho fell and !
broke his leg bolow tho knoo and hip.
One of tho bulluts had taken clVeet in [
the thigh; but wna onfy n lit* mI? woiint) j
and could not havo produced tbo frno |
turo. tm
I>ISt^NSKU ELV^IOT.
j Serge a A rm?~ 8* n'A t o an <1
Hit . ; ?: ..
Tho Lancaster dispensary xt*s o!-.,hc<1
on* day l<ut week on acctmu't of the
Mft^lUtioB of tho bond of ttap di?*
| pec tor !>y the indeunity c<>mp any for
Ljome r#Moa to. him nnknojro. Th*
[BUM board bad deeded that Dh>peu?or
Elliot mtot tithe* attend to;* be di?
personally or resign; and be
ittdtd tendering hi* resignation
bad been to notified)
vmBW' Biaok
; aigbi And tho
?f .Itff toe
m gireri j
eoeeor i?
lie the)
iho *11)1
pwtRiiY mm
1 he Tide of Desirable Immigration
On tho Increase. ,
MANY COLONIES MATURED,
VIoo?Pro*Ulorit FlnUy, of tho South
ern Itnllivjry, 8nys tho Out-look for
Ol^olo Wai NovorMoro Apparent.
i Vtoo-lVeeldonl W. W^tflnloy, of thn South
ern Railway < ompany.hns given lo llm Hau*
ufaoturer#' Itooord a gonerfll ?uramary of
tho bualnoja outlook for tlio territory tribu
tary to tho Boitthorn Hallway, which prao*
tlOftlly ou braco.i everything from Welling
ton to tho MiaalsAippi rlvor,. Mr. Pinloy
snyaj
"Tho business outlook In tho regions trn
vented bv tho ?"'Oiilhern Railway wwro never
moro promising than At tho present time.
Thq tldo of donlruhlo Immigration, coming
from all portions of tho North and North- j
woat, ft;* well from Kurope, hits tn?vn, aud
continues to tic, hi wittily on tho inuruaso,
ThU stoady Iuorenso of pupulaticm hat buen .j
i vstomnilzed ulong conservative bualueas
llnra. Mnny industrious colonics linvo t/een
matured, and many -moro will bo' composed
of bomouguuug>Uu pooplu who are reaping, In
hurni.jity, the rewards of their labor, judi
ciously directed
"Now mine? hnvo boon openod and old
ones .rojunivnlod by bettor systems and in
creased capital, and ,the Iron Industry has
entered upon a new #ud vigorous onroor of
prosperity, developing u trutlu with foreign i
countries which has assumed largo propor
tions. Now dovol'iptireuta are going on tho
gold mining Industry and tho primitive
methods of the anelont miner with his erode
device* for gathering tho pYQOtOUS metal,
hnvo been superseded by tho latest ami
m>.fi approved aeiontlllo modos known to
tho mining world aud promise beat r vault*.
Tho wood working establishments of tho j
Houth nro making good progress and all do
volopmonta and branches of this Industry
ar<i growing stronger und are steadily widen
ing tlie area of their work tU a minimum
coat.
"Cotton aud woolen induatrlos all In a
flourishing condition and arc daily growing
in Importance, an they are constantly being i
strengthened L>y accessions of capital ami j
Hk 111. N>*w linos of work are Doing intro
duced and old ones Improved by better ma
chinery and. enhanced aklll. 1
"Macs of travel by rail and water arc being '
extended and those already established uu- j
proved, so tin to fully keep abreast of the do- j
manda mado upon them i>y tho increasing j
volume of business. 'J'he marked lucrea^o j
In diversified farming, through Which tho j
Houth in now raising many ol tho supplies t
which it formerly purchased from other I
sections, b? jwcertlng a healthful inlluenco
upon all e lasses, aa well as largely nddlug to '
tjio wealth and prosperity of ail branched of
agriculture.
"Upon the \vliol<?, tho outlook for In- ,
nrcnaud prnspoxlty in tho Ucuth was never
bolter than at present, " .
CON I'M I > !?: N TI A LL V INFOKM EI>.
Could Not tteinulu Impassive in the
Kvcnt of the . United States Aban
doning the Attitude of President
Cleveland and Ills Cabinet.
'J' he London Times Saturday published a
dispatch from I'arls Faying thai the United
States ha* been ooefidentlally Informed !u
tho most friendly tonus Hint tho European
powers could " not remain lh!j>.i:vivc In tlio
wonted the United States nonndoning iho
attitude of Prt'&ldiud < ievelaud and Ids cab
inet,
Should the United States presume to ex
ercise press uro on Spuin by recognizing the
Cuban insurgents or encournging tlmm In
their ri'Mtftaiuy', ll has been informed that
Kurnpo generally might bceomo uneasy at
tlio Idea of each un extension if iidcrnation'd
action by tho United. Stale?, iuuamocl) as d
might at a given moment threaten almost all
the rowers whose possessions are in prox
imity to iho United tutes nod ?n{?ht t'Wnpt
the spirit of enterprise nnd encroachment
that is inspiring the aciiate committee on
foroJtrn relatioiu-. j
conliiun ? the Writer, '?! ;v:r> correctly
Informed, the United Slates l,>as teen concur
rently Informs d that Germany Is alrea ly
quite prepared to side with Spain in tliO
United Slides showing that she is disposed to
side with the rebels'.
"Moreover, academic conversations aro
parsing in rrrtnin foreign oftlcos anont the
measures the powers should lako to form a
yndicalo against Iho invasion of socialism,
which l;i row nieunelng fill polhjcnl organiza
tions. It was during these pourparlers that
the friendly warning to tint United States
originated, Senator Canvron's resolntlo is
for the recognition of the Oiibun Insurgents
being regarded in 30tne quarlora a s revolt]*
tlonaiy." ''
The slriko of the D JStoo, M is<., street rail"
way employees Is at an end, and tlio dis*
patches say tho employees are tumbling over
0110 asotlier to get hack to work.
rmv a N's'bKcn: 1 t ics .
- '<?? ?
V. 10. Me Deo Transfers II is Cent mot
to a South Carolina Kli'in.
W. .1. Jtrynn, on his return to Lincoln.
Neb., from Atlanta, (la., lad week, to a
Southern Associated Press reporter raid of
his lecture engagements: "Mi. V. !?'. Me Doe,
with my consent, transferred his contract to
11. Hriggs A Co.', of flreenevlil", 3. C, Onlv
flvrtMnoro loctures have been arranged for up
to this time, and whether I shall deliver any
in addition to thaanumhor is as yet uneer
tain, I have soma work on hand which may
interfere with t hofldellvery of any other lec
tures during this Jensen." Mr. JJryan wdl
remain Ju Lincoln lor an Indefinite period.
I)re.*Tful I'atnlnc in India.
Ex-Judge Ooodtioh has written to the
Englishman, a newspaper ol Calcutta, Mat
ing that every day thousands of persons tire
dying from starvation in the central prov
inces of India. He declares that the govern
ment arrangements to oopo with the situa
tion are entirely Inadequate, and that tlio
famine in now beyond contol.
A frolirht and working train on the Air
Idno division of the Southern camo together
under full speed Saturday, between Clifton
and Spartanburg, 8. C , derailing several
bo.x and flat ears end demolishing the en
gines. One engineer and conductor were
hurt. The wreck was caused hy ono train
pullb g by the meeting point, but the other
was twenty minute* ahead of time.
"OVKRCOilli'ttS" IN JiiUUiiALICM.
Ilfjlcvcra From America Aro Sufl'er
itiR for Noccssarlca of Life.
Tho Washington Tost pays: "Th?*ro nro n
! queor lot of American r<>ioni?ti in anchrnt "
i JeruMilwm acerrtlm* to United States t. onsn*
Wallneo, In a repo.-t to (ho 8(?to Dnpurt
mont he any? tbftt of (ho 530 United Stun-.*
oltlsens roaldlDK in l'aloetlno 438 aro 'Jow*
who aro only nominally Americans, hnvInK
stopped In Ihe United Htotcs 011 jnolr way
Yrorn Waihlatton mlv lrtn? orvnioh ?*
out American pawarA'and passports. Of the
hther to nearly art h>?vi eomo to Jcnisalofa
because of som? p?e?il;nr religions bellif.
?'The*ono Idea which terms to possess tliem
all ft tbnt there will be a second ad rent of our
LordLund thai this will take place in Jerusa
lem 80ine of there durlug their period cf
waltlay awMuffarlng-to* lb* naeeesatiea of
life, but are e?flt?M fo en??iir$ privation fn
the hope of witnessing. Hi* *orolnff,,,The
HpofTordlte colony or, ?'otercoiri^re," as they
call tbemaolrea, hem been recently tncraasnd ' '
by (he addition of 117 8wcdish>Amerlc*ns.
T/am C hMUfA, Tfeatoadar, tfrsrJtjwSTr
ford claim* to be under the direct protection
of the AlmlfHty and to possess prophetic
powers. Theyareapeacatiea&d Uw-AOMIng
community.
At rarmerX Ky? Rce<i Padget, a drunkon
prlaonar wrtlr* to the city prison tad wu
liorr to kim i> out.
V\W A botllo wlih urlno and lot it Aland
' t\yori?y.tf>ur hour#; n n dtyiont oOwiIUuk
ft condition of Uf i klduoya,
W !?uii your uiloo Ktntns/your^l'inon (? l? o+Jt
dout you l:at? kidney trouble. Too fro'iuont
doslro to urlunlu la oonvluointf proof that
your klUpoyd and bloddor nro out of oruor.
WHAT TO no.
Th?r? It oomfort lu tho kuottlel???o ofton
axpruaso 1, that Dr. KHutor'* Hwuinn-IUiot,
th?Kroftl kidney romody, rulfllli ovory wish
In roltovlnff' pain In tho bnok, kldnoy?? llvor,
btaddornnd ovory part of tho urinary poa*
fiir.; iv. it corroeti inability to hold urlno
nndsoiOdiiig pnln In 'piMatnjj dt^nnd ov<-r
oomoa tbftt Unpleasant neooasitv of L>OiU'^
eompolhid to ?ot up durltiK tho night to
urintito. Thft mild and ostraordlnnry oJfeot
of 8\Vftfrtp*Koot Ik Boon reftll/.od. <,l\ stands
tho highest for it* wondorful ouros of tho
nioatdiatrt^ln.^oasp.?. Hold by druff!?i-?H nt
fifty oonlB and' ono dollar, for a fiarnj.lo
bottlo nnd book froA montlort this papor
nnd ftond to Dr. KUmor (!.*., IHuuchnmton,
N. Y., six oouts in stump# to oovor coat of
pofttu^o.
Pl?o'8 Cfuvo ?nroit mo of n Tlirnit nnd lAtnif
trouble of rh 1*1*0 ywirs* ?!nmling-.vJO, c'ady,
Huntington, Iml., Nov. i'J, IdOl. v< ?
Ia misery to of jifopjn who liftVft
tlt? tuiut of scrofula in lh?-ir bk?otl. IVr.thls
torrlMo nffltoUon thi-ro 1.1 no ranmly equailo
SarsapariUa
T^'ftbest--lh fiu*l the One True KJootl Purifier.
UflAtl'e Dili? ?''.*? ,,lv<<r Vus>' to
HvwM 5l r III# luOferultf. *K>i\
Is a vigorous feeder and re
sponds well to liberal fertiliza
tion. On corn lands the yield
increases and the soil improves
if properly treated with fer
tilizers containing not under
7% actual
A trial of this plan costs but
little and is sure to lead to
profitable culture.
All nbcut potaib~*thc result', of it* use l>y actual e.v
l<riiment on ihc b?M farms in ?h-: U :?uei| StatC'j-ris
told in a liule Vvook which wo pubish anil will giatKy
tnwl freo to any larrncr in America who will write f.>r ;t
.GliRMAN KALI U'ORK??, v
03 St., New Vcik.
cisifripsniT," ?
HAnt Cough Syrup. Tastea (Joed, uao y.
In time. Holil by tlruKKlMf. r
vfow^h Longevity,
Tho rltal atatlfitlca of Londonare tho
authority for tho otntomcnt tUat ou au
avorago tho ilfo of a Jow in that city
la twlco that of u gontU?. Dr. B. W?
| ftiehardapn *ays that tho Jowii of that
city <aro exceptionally freo from dla?
vase, and virohow saye that tho raco
"has at nil tlmoa bew distinguished
by great tenacity of life. Consumption
18 aearcely Unown among tho Jews, and
suicide Is thvee?fourth? less frequent
among thorn thnn It Is m^onsr genUles."
Htrletly.
Hungry Higglua?What are you rega
in' novr'f
Weary Wn thins? MarUlttf. j
"What's do quota tlona on shirt*?"
?,i;nohangod.,,+-InUlanapoll9 Journal.
Dobbins' tfler.ti^floap );<* ba*n tr.?do for M
yea 1 9. Knell yoft '? haI?* htvo increased In 1*W
talcs wo o ?,ui?,8:o boxes. Superior quality out!
flt)iohito ijnl ortulty k&d purity, xaudo Uld poo&ib-e.
Do uou U80 It f hy K,
Tho f?:\tftry of Pr^>&l?l?nt Ola/., of Mexico, u
to bo r.iiflo.l from *<10,0 0 to 1 5^,000 a year,
I'lTSstnpiied (reaand yK>riwa?*ntl>Tcnred. No
flts ufiftr ilrst day's ute of I)n. ICMNm'6 Om*a?
NkuyiiIIuviqukk. Ime&Jlriul boit<aund tr??aU
iso. Hend tolh-. Kline, wl Arch St., 1 hllA,?l a*
Mrs, Winsiotv's Soothing Syrnp for children
toothing, uoftenstht* gums, reduces lufl&rnma.
lion, Allays pain* til'" ?? in,l 'nib .2.5c. a bottle
now'# This?
"Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollar* Reward for
any casoof Catarrh tbafc cannot bo cured by
llall'4 Caturru Dure.
xw i1'- J- <fc CO., Toledo, O.
u n, ttiB undorclgnrri, have known K J.Qho
noy lor tho umt 15 years, uiut bolluvo him licf
fectly honorable In nil business transactions
and HiiHncially ablo to carry out any obliga
tion mado by their flliu.
Wasrr Ac ritu.vXi Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
M, Ofiiy,
\V/ r.niN'O, Kinnaw & Ma avis*, Wholeaalo
^Dru <tmt*, Toledo, Ohio.
Kail's Catarrh Cure la takon In torn ally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
fiice.H ?[ tho hystcin. Toetimonlulu sent froo.
Price, 7 >0. per bottle. Bold by all Di'UMultla.
naii'tj K.unii/ rim are the boat,
Reliable Charlotte Merchants
; Call on tlicm when yon go toOharlotto N. 0. tVr'fcft
i iiu ui ir .vnu do not ko, and have your orders Alloa
1 uy mull, in answering advertisements kindly ?non
| Ui. n I his paper. ^
HKST AVOHK. PoasonaMo Prloo*
W'r to Nowa Thnos 1'1'k. llousa.
. niimn
P VMTITD pi" M. AND R EWS, 10-13 W. T ratio
ftrll i WlVftAlso Pianos, O yaiiB & Mloyolos
OKO< 11. IIISS, Tronaurer.
GEO. B. HISS OIL CO,
Special Petroleum and Animal Lubricants.
OfTUusnml WnrcliouscB:
Nop. 47 and 'J'J South ? olle^o St.,
<JM A RIjO'I TIC. N. C.
A
Totter inc...
I-' Iiovph you of nil
fckin fUsc.aso. "Uloofl
piirlfli'ift** rollevo
you of your
...Cash...
Thn<?? tiio (Uflf^rdnoA.
t box by mall for 60o. in cash or slamps.
J, T. S II U ITU INK,
Sflvannfth,
II Cures all SUIn IHsenses.
^"DRUNKENNESS
Onr?d In 10 to 80 l>?y?,V.No V?jr tflj
1? |4 ? M 8 . latBANOX^O *MK
Cttr?d. DR.U.L.CTKPH
Shows you did not take a tablet ol Cascarets
Candy Cathartic last evening. Cascarets
fc, prevent sour stomach, tone up the intesf ines,
? stimulate the liver , leave no chance for sickhead
< aches in the morning. You eat them like candy,
J and they leave your breath sweet and fragrant*
^ Better send out for a box right now, fOc*, 25c *,
50c,, any drug store, or mailed for price* Write
for booklet and free sample* O*
CANDY
?CATHARTIC
Cure Goilstinatlon.
ADDBB89
STERLING REMEDY COMPANY !
CHIOAOOJ
MONTREAL, OAN.J <
NEW YORK. ft> '
Gladness Cones
Wi
Hit a better undorstandlnof the
transient natuvo of tho wp Phys?
lo$l ills whioh vanish beforo
forts? gontlo efforts? ?pleaaanlj.oiv.. *
rightly dlreotod. Thoro is u'cort in I
tho knowledge that r>o juany-ms of j
siukness are nob duo to any aal dis- |
ease, bnt simply to a const) rmt'omli- [
tlon of tho system, which the asanfc '
family Jaxativo, yyrupof Flgspmpt*
ly removes. That is why it is only
remedy with millions of itimllUn.lis
every whero oatoemcd bo highV all I
who valuo (rood heaUb. Ita bCclai I
effects aro ctao to tho fact, that tho 1
ono remedy which promotes rnal j
cleanliness, without dohllltatklie j
organs on whioh it acts, Jt Is tlv>r<j '
allimportant, in ordor to get Mic
flclal effects, to noto wlion yor?
ohaso, that you havo tho gonuinolp,
.which is manufactured by ilno Cftlia
Fig Syrup Co. only, and aold by p?
uta bio druggists. >
If in tho enjoyment of good Jj,
and tho system is regular, thoia*
tlvcs or other remedies are not il.
if affliotedwJth any actual dise$o
may bo commended totho mortal
physlciann, but inn need of a lq^
then ono should havo tl?o boat, af 1
tho well-informed ovorywhoro, 8f
Figs stands highest, and i* mast y
Used and ffives most generaj salisr
Business courro to om
lu orory county.
promptly to Oftor?<.
hasa College* w
8. N. U,-5?. vi |
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Will <'I("<H(,
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for tUbio uvio,J
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popularity extener thirty yea^'J.
that cacti Hmcooedlftnds it im nr>W"
beauty and at traottyeu ji?0 must; ho olSn,J ,n 0i
azino that increases itsition jjst> f ,?r!8 1,1 n'
names (a clear-gain of in less tha*? ?
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Upon receipt ot o rtmlttnnttrn you for ono
3st 3 MHK?ziuo wuvfill aoXhis bountiful
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Mineh'a oxqiil!
J* Oil oil S|,f Otll
hlghev btylo of th?^>l&W??prlntj
??eun when it jvuohea you. It 1
TMfl premiunvoflfar Is o?l|
at ouoo to ub enroot, usIok
of $2.0O.
Demorost Pwblfi^
For 111? eaoloBWl 82.00 ."pl'
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fto rae,'u|!^
bvlo^??comI;rtnk
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10 Fiftft xtek)io/A\]
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* THE LARGEST DEALER IN
Tl)RE#PIANOS IN TBI CAROLISASj
(^YLL GOODS bought dlrcct from the makers in large quantity
/l\ sold at only one small profit? no more. The Complete Furnj
/|r\ and Equipment of New Houses a Specialty. Small orders recofvd
' ? V.^ same careful and prompt attention as large ones. Special lo"
Furniture bought from Bankrupt Manufacturers being offerq
than their value all the time. p
ABOUT PIANOS AND ORGANS.
How to Make Home Attractive
Ilns been the study of mankind since the trow bio in
Adam's household, and it is now 'universally conccdod
that. Music is the most potent factor in tho accomplish
ment of this result. Now a Piano or an Organ is a necessity
if you want a Musical Home, and I have been studying
ami working for years to got myself into a position to
supply the homes of .North and South Carolina with tho
Best Possible Instruments,
At Lowest-Possible Prices, and ou
Easiest possible Terms .
My success is beyond my hopes, and I am now prepared
to give my patrons the Ix-neflt. Such a lino as X cat)
offer has nofer-beei*-eon< rolled- by- one deaUuv
UPRIGHT JPIANOS, $aoo TO$6.fo. ....
RIW1> ORGANS, $23 TO $175-1)
Ami I've' got The I.*a4?r In Each Different Ornde.
Of course niy low Prices and easy terms are going to.
stir up the small dealers, and when you hoar the "yelp"\
about Andrews, just remember what Sam Jones says
/??about the ono that voJps ? ho has certainly been hit Yon
will probable buy butrone. Piano or Organ in a lifetime,
so you want to get the right one. Let me, or one ofdttv
sale*menf4*elp^<Pmake you/ selecHon. -7 ?
ABOItifV
Fine Farm
Makes Fin
The Most Experwlv fj, Pin#3t.It ^ I
gncd.
I n j i ? ?> few mohc
t other dealers 1 variety to seleo
. Bedroom $jg,So <c ?
Pictures ?n< f
Furniture to
Hundreds and Thousand* o{ Homes in the. Ivro Carolines will
We-jrant to do business with you. Makes no 4 i(2er*?c? bow MB
ralljo *ee,yoiHf yoxi wUlh Write for Catalogues <fpd ,
pnccsrjOne posttT card may save you many aoUi t?:
F. H. ANDREWS, ^
Manager Music Department. 1 0
I'ASj
#S!
Office of (3o|
Kerslia
Camden B. (
lMPOfii
'is important tra
lieir returns, tyij
ii (liBtiict? whS
i they roidett]
.18. to ?|ia
' * *^'f?en lait'M
) SIIOULD 3
? law require*
oporty or iriann
l? property eith?t
guardian, truMi
rntor. ?fce., rotnj
> the Auditor, j
>? vo bo prompt- i
ml save tTitii GO i
will lie ttddo\l to
of all persons m
? within tho^-Ml
?V AND W
'*?*? nnrl ti
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[?kw, \va
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-convuy
s?n^crn
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oil, . 10 00 1
liole for
tors or
1 0 0 )
for license* in
incratcd ubOvc1
iu Mayor nii?i
l ' - >
or persons refiis
tlif required li
jvicl ion thereof;
?llblc the Iok?I
I line to bo col
or WRr^? offered
op.?rli?H to he
?ilonod not- more
1 1 ? in the diserc
f'ltled, further;
? ho oflemlinp
[?. before SftUI
?aid t property
in which oy
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