The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 15, 1897, Image 2
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W. ^.MfDOWBLl,
B 0.> JAN. K>, 1807.
Suiiti(7?irTiON^ATH8:~Ono year, $1.00.
?Ix months, OOoyntHj throb montliM, lf'?
eqni?.
KatrS von ''"Aiivkbtibinq Ordhmry
trunwlont advcrtituiumtH, first Insertion
|It00 per Hquaje ; each fliw.xoquont Iii*
?QrtloU 60 centtt per square.
Cfl?h rales for Wnntu, Lost and Found,
^0., not oxoocdlnx Ave lines, 2r> cent*
each insertion ami 6 contn pur linn for
oftoh additional lino.
Bu3i??6*H locals, 6 cent# por lino each In
Hortlon,
O.'Uclal ?nd notlcoft at the rate a|?
IjflJ by Ih\V.
. Rates for contract advortlslnj,' will b* an
bounced upon application at the oilWc.
Communications will l>u ]>n !>1isliod when
of interest to tlio general publio and
n.Jt, of ft dofamntory nature. No rc
BPonalhility will l>o nHHUined for the
vlewa of correspondent*.
Remittances by chceko* drafts and po*lal
money ordora should lifojtmde payable
to > ^V, In MolVhWKM/,
* tJftnulon. H. 0.
lhe Chronicle has 'purcha'svd the.
power promt and print iny oxitj\t of
The Camden Journal and now Zulu
the combined fytftflt* of both jvipers,
mtking U una of lite bent Kjxiipptd of
Jlces in the State.
Chroniulo rpadorfl should patron ?
ho Chi'oniolo advertisers.
Tho Legislature convened at IU
M. on last Tuesday. Nothing im
portant bnyond organization h n?*
yot been oll'ootou.
Tho publisher of Tho Chronicle
- .has spont ft good portion of tho past
ivcok ftt tho bedsido of a sick broth*
or lo Columbia and wo trust that
any shortcomings in tho papor this
woek will bo attributod to this fact
A Ytotiiwly Suggested for I ho In
equality of Taxation.
Mr. Editor: ? Wo. notice tho nrti
clo of "Taxpayor" in your issuo of
tho Istmst., and regret that lie did
- not suggest a romody for tho evil
complainoil of. Most of us think as
lio Vinos on this knljcct, but a remedy
/in wliat is needed.
I will state that Bovcral years ago
I road a book called "If Christ
thotild eomo to Chicago.1 " Among
tho many things ho would lind would
bo tho "Inequality of taxation" and
the author goes on to show that the
very poor people pay no taxes, for
they havo nothing to pay on. Tim
rich or wealthy po >plo havo so much
influence with tho oNloors or the
"powers that bo" that, thoy do not
pay their proportion of tho taxes,
consequently the middle flashes arc
tnado to "bear tho brum" and pay
more than their just proportion, and
hero you (Ind 4 Inequality of taxa
v.tion."
Now for tho remedy, let every tax
payer make t hoi r returns under
-and whon the Kqnalizihg Hoard mods
let thorn carefully examine I hose re
turns and if it appears lo thoin (or
any othor cil'aon) that tho propenv.
... . returned would bring nioro than it
lias boon roturnod for, take tho prop,
orty at tho sworn valuation, dispose
^uf it and placo any overplus in thu
county treasury. It seeu-s 10 me
that with tho chaioes of having tho
proj erty taken at their own sworn
valuation, iho taxpayers wonl.l be
vory carofull how thoy valuod it and
(hero would be lo>s
"Inequality of Taxa1 ion."
Ijilueational (jolumif, ,
**?*9! t .. KtWASsMmias ?_ U" .
Addrcsn to Young Students'.'
Your parcn Is have watched over
your lie) pless infancy. find conduct
i/ilvvou with many puug*, lo an ??ie
atywhich your minda arc capable
of manly improvements. Their
eolicilude slill continues, and no
irouhlc is spared i.i giving you nil
the instruction and accomplish
ment which may enable you Jo act
your pari in life as men of polish
ed senfco and com firmed virtue.
You have, then, already contracted
a fcroal debt of gratitude to them.
. You can pay it by no other meth
od, but by using properly the ad
?^vToniagca which their good net's has
- afforded you. If your own endea
vors are deficient, it is in vain that
you have lutoif>, books, and all the
..\fXWirnal opnratus of literary put*.
must love lcaruinK. if
&VOU wojjild possess it. In order to
:^To?e it, you must feel its delights;
In cTder to feel its delights, you.
Must apply to It, however iiksohr*
? clos'-ly, constantly, and
con&iaerable llroe. If you
r ,jo4 :WM??)jii tin#,
i|i ol but love learning, for
-t -i-'?r- -
if always losei , that to
has been loog, steadily and
disagreeable, not
rouko but a ooutciuptibUi prullolpu*
gy. You uuiy, i noctiil, pit&a through,
tho formi of school# and college*,
b\it you Will bring nothing ftvyuy
JJroiiu UVeui, of real Value, The
proper BOit and decree of diligent)';
you Cannot pauses#, i?t? t l?v tbo ef
fort of your tAvn m'nd. Your in
structors may, imb-ed pon/l'no you
vvfllilii ll'io walla of a school, u cer
tola number of hours. They may
plncc books bo forn you, and com
pel you to Ux your eyes upon t hem.
but no uuthorily can chain down
your mind. Your thoughts will
oscapc front ever external restraint
a/id amidbt tbo most sorbins lec
ture h, may bo r<uj{<iug in tlju wild
pursuits of trilles or \ iff./ Rube,
roatrftlntH, commands au'l puulsh
nicnts u\ay, indeed, ushist in
strengthening yonr resolution; bui
without your own voluntary choice,
your diligence will not often con
duce to your pleasure or advantage.
Though thin truth is obvioun, yet
it seems to be a .secret to those pur
entH, who expect to find their ehii
(lion hn pro volH proportion
number cf teachers which
ClVoy study.
You will 1 1 u vo Honfio enough, we
hope, to discover, boncath the mi^sk
of gaiety and good nature, that
malignant spirit of ^detraction,
which endeavors to vender tlniso
boys who apply their'' minds to
books, and to U'l . tlid duties and
p I'O pui business tho school rldle
uIouh. ,v
Vou will see, by tho light of your
reason, Unit the ridicule is misnp
plied. You will discover, that the
hoys who hnvo recourse to ridicule,
are for the most part, stupid* un
feeling, ignorant and virions
Their noisy folly, their bold lonfi*
donee, their contempt of learning,
and dellance of authority, are, f.?i
the most part the genuine cU'eels
of hardened insensibility. Lot not
their insults and ill treatment dis
pirit you. if you .yield to tlu-m,
with a tame abjeut submission,
they will not fail lo triumph over
you with additional insolence. Dis
play it iorlitude In your pursuits,
1 11 ill in degree to the obsijinaey
io which they p< rsist in theirs, 1>,\'
layittg in 11 store of useful know*
ledge, adorning your mind with
elegant literature, improving and
establishing your conduct vy vir
tuous principles, you en tin. 'it fail 'o
he :i comfort to those Iriends win.
have supported you, ol being han
oy within you I selves, and of bring
well received by mankind. Honor
and success in lift; will probably iti
lend vou. Under all circumstances
you will have an internal force ?f
consolat ion and enle rja In ineni, ol
wiiich no sublunary vicissitude can
deprive you. Time will show how
much wiser has been your choice,
than that o! your idle companions,
.. Iio would gladly have drawn you
into their association, or ratine
conspiracy, as it lias been called
against good tnanncts, and against
all that is honorable and uselul.
While you Appear i n mi
ciety, as r ecspeetahlu and valua
ble member of it, they will perhaps
have sacriliccd at the shrine of
Vanity, piide and e?;t i a vagance
and false pleasure, their health
sense, their fortune and their^d?iir
ac.lers. j,,'
-
Biliousness
1 8 CatlHt'il by tol'pld HviT, wllirll pfOVChls dines
t Ion and permits food lo ferment ami putrlfy la
tho stomach. Thou follow dizziness, headache,
Hood's
Pills
Insomina, nervousness, am!,
If not relieved, bilious fever
or blood poisoning. Hood's
rills .stlnmlato tho .stomach,
rouse tho liver, aire headache, dizziness, con
stipation, dr. ?."> cents. Sold by all dru^K'sts,
Tho only l'ills to tako with Hood's Sarsanurllla.
i 'i omi-cuou" lUnft
Itch on human, mange on hoise
ib?i?s and all stock, cured in ItO |
minutes by \Wolford\s Sanitary
Lotion. Tliu neve: fails. S.?ld by j
I):*. K, L. Zenij), Druggist, Camden,
S. C.
Knglish Spavin Liniment re
moves all Haul, Soft or Calloused
Lumps and Blemishes from hOrscs,
Blood Spavins, Curbs, Splints,
Ssveeney, RlNg?Hone^iji I I ll e s,
Sprains, all Swollen Throats,
Coughs, etc. Save $?>0 by use of
i>ne bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful Blemish Cure ever
known.. Mold by Or. K. L.-'Zcinp,
I)i ugijisl, Camden, S. C.
\\q sure to get Simmons L'ver
UoguUto^ToF-yotir- Spring Medl
ttifiPrr.' re liable hat did
t|io o)d MM v> much good. Don't
let anyone perauad** you lo take
Anything eUe . instead. Yoit can
tell Simmon? Liver 'R*biiIb
Dofo'v forget the word ftegaNtor^* |
for Infants and Children.
" Cuntoj-lu Imm> well utlnpUvl tochildruh t hat
I IVOJHIIUtul It (Mhtl|H'rio|'iQf|liy |>!'?>8CI'i]>tIy<)
Jiuown tump." il. A. AuciiKU, M. I).,
Ill iJo. Vx'u'Al St.. Uroytlyii, N, Y.
'"fh> xi vt of * CaJwJa 1 l.-i t.n unHW.vil nhd
lt? m?i ils ki? \\< 11 InloWK Mini Itwomy it work
0 1 itU|K'n*iv?tj<>fjou t?> oikIojw It, l uw (nv> t!>.>
Iiitcllltft'nt fftniilit'H who tlo not k?;uj? Cii>tor<ii
witliUi easy lvueli."
OaULWJ MaKTYN, I)'. P.,
N(;\t YoHt 0 fty.
1'OHtorlti ourcH (,'olio, Copfillpatton,
flour iitonuK'Ii, Plsnham, Kructullnu.
KilU Vi'i'iuis, g|v<N| tflOO|Y uuil j?romoto?J (.11
Without IdJuiIqiih mcllcatiou,
" For fuivctral yVarH I havo rocommomtc<!
' ( '.U'torla,1 oml alwayn contiuiiu l<> <lo
>%>, if.-i it, hdH Invariably jM'oduuod bunofldal
rcsulta." '
Kdwi.h F. V'auukk, M. !>.,
1 h ft! root and ?th Avo., Now York City.
Tmu'CV.STAVH C?>M?-a:.'V, TV MUttKAV }iHWTi T*JfW VO?K OlXY.
vi\wav.?tw"'4?5
Mourns w& y?m. Tim
Wmmm
!Q U BE N
TUB HIOUBST TYPI3 OP
?A FAMILY VnillCLH.
Utility.
Boauty.
Comfort.
1TI.I. OANOl'Y.
I nil urouitil.
WWUIIT '
only i 10 lbs*
til' I.OK ItOOlll. i
KACII KKAT
Inili'itcntlrni.
SO JOINTS
to lint (to.
OH A UK
tlio lllgluvsl.
Ciimbliton llm always jiopulti r Kl'IUlKY
a* Kli tlio IMiaoton mid tlio nullity Trap.
ULCOANT DESIGN NOVEL Ft A
Hutli (?(?ntarqnn! comfort, I>ntiliT<- 1 11 1 1 ait; front
MOUIUH AVOODIUlli!
TURt-S. ROOMIF.aT ENTRANCE.
seal ran ?'nt?<r cltlivr yl'lp.
Our wat fol'ln ?>tu of 5J?l?t when not In unoj
i, K'ueforyt UAYTON, OIBIO.
V.-: > V*.-? ?r V)- ir-' ??' V ?, -4 \-r ,> {-.- .,?? *? I ? - - ? - - .
I ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
All |u'rn>ns IndcMcri fa Mn> <^tnto of
W.Ovdwaid Holland (t^ccasjd will wake
immpdlrttepavmenl ?o mo, and'Those hav
ing ii?iilust Mud a I c will pnvont
1 iIkmi) iliily sWoim l<>. Tills Idfjt dtiy of Oclo
1 i?or l*M. Shrlton It, Hall. Adrn't'r
mmmin lip '
All persons indobU'd fo ilio Kbfato of If.
II ilull. dmvjscd, will pmkg iinmediato
| ityiiH ii( lu nit>( and llinno I m v i i > /< oluimx
H^aiiibl Mild onlato wttl jufKout thorn duly
kwoi'(i io. Tliw lsith day of Octolxil 1SMC.
SluMlon I'. Hall, Admlidslru
< ?or with will annexed*
* ? v
Ttoo Camden Prcaa. |irick Co.
Iiiiv*i u supply of H Helen wliluh they
ollVr for hi! In from ?3 to ?7 50 per
Ihounaiul.
Wii sell Coooking Slovos on month
? Lw^bi-inonjii-'y tuul quarterly pay
mon'n. A fti.na'l cash payment re*
qnlrod on delivery of titove, Don't
wait if you want a rtove.
j. K. (Module & Soil.
Trespass Notice. '
All parties uro. hereby warned
not to 'viuApjUH, or allow their stock
to ircfipttHB upon the Curoton place
no A' in my possesion. All found
violating this notice t? f to r Vhiadate,
.Inn. 1 st., will ho (h'iilt w4th no-,
cording to law. !</. M. Hemlrix.
Jan. 1st, 1807.
FISH AND OYSTERS/
l'Yo'ii now on during llio remainder o I
1 lie son so 1 1 J will haVo fish lor sale three
limes ;v week ? Wednesdays, Fridays ami
ttuturdays ami Oysters twice a woek?
Tuesdays and Tli.uiMla.vs. Your patron
age solicited am) satisfaction guaranteed,
Respect fuUv.
M. 11. IJAUM .
DR. PEFFER'S ? ^
Royal-tansy, pills
NEW DISCOVER V. NEvRItt AlliR.
A now. rell'iljlo mill tnfo roller forxljp.
pio-ted, oxcossifp, tonnty cv !>?>'*>{?
munsturfttlon. Now t>y over LO.OOt
IimIU-*- Invigorate? tin-no orpins. Hi
wiire of <liu>tfc/oUB Imitation*. Minir
imiior. 9i tier box, ennui box ?l. hen
hwvloa lit Hutu >vrnjH??r. Jo Jj
Mump* for (inrtlcului-.*- Hol.l ?v l.u-u
<1 r <<ir u m or luWl'tss, 1 t hUMr.Ol
CAE ASSOCIATION. CUlcu-.w, 1U.
For siilc l>y l>r. F. I- Zotnp.
WMi MEH mm VffiOS&U*
9*H*AY. ^ 'ML
.'p's ?sra sin
It fttila poworlully anil gulokly, Ourt.'t# vhon u'
Ctlicirf fr.ll. VouiiK men regain lost nniohocri; oh
>r.eu recovor youthful vlj'.or. At>?olufc'jly dun:
frntoeil to Qut'O Knrvcii#nc?j? VltaiUy
I?nry}ifsnej"? Kltlitly/ tnlnalouaa f.ooti'owei
l nex> VnttSttc? RZntuory, V/anttnit 1>!k
ftiiox, artrl all efitcts of ncl / olm^e ot' txrtsnf i ?t>
iUi!hereti-vt. WflnU oil' fiisunliy una coniunptloi
Dou'Uut. diupjist licposon worthiest* oubstRiuo or
you iioonuHfiit, vKilOs ngrontor j roilt. insist cnhn\
tnjr iCBKKRH'/S ft KY: ?' Ss'JOt Jv or send for f
I'nn twearrlucJ InTCBtpoeXct. IVor-atd plrtiu .jrt,
pi;r. Sill per t>0*. Or A t ir t*fZ, v/iiU A i'oiVtlv
.'VrlUi'n Ouiiinnioo' tt> Oi;w m* ICoftiud tfc
i-i Pnniuhlot trno. rtolrt by rtrufKlsts. AciUt?r
?UK. K.tKmOA.1, AWW'aW, cjlucu-ju* U
For sale l?V I)r. F. In Zcimi.
This great remedy is indorsed by
physicians, and prescribed by them
nil over the world.
* Positively guaranteed tovcure the most
stubborn cases. The formula is published
plainly on every bottle. As a tonic it is
Superior
TO ALL
l;or Female Con/plaints and
building tin run -down sys
tems it acts like magic. Try
a bottle and be convinced.
READ THE TRUTH
EXTRACT FROM BOOK OF TESTIMONIAL^
" Waiifi l huui.uitla *?jfTo? v. far Jft month*.-- Derived no l?cnrflt
from physician*, treatment at Minora! Wells, To*., or Hot. %it|g)i.
Ark r Mrttortorrtcclnrrrt my condition hopek**, billow a Inst resort *'
a<l\ iso?l I'. P. P., l/li?pn?an'? flrtftt Iloinoiy. Through its us? 1 hid
to-day a well man. W, K. 1IMMIN8,
of Tiinmin* A lllneo, Trading Grocers, Wttxahnchic, To*.
Indorsed by II* \\r, Fkakkss, Druggist.
" P. P. P., T,J DPfgAftV Groht tteriK<1y,?ara) ma of difficult breath
Inland palpitation of tho heart. Hat! not elept on either side for
two yearn; now I plcep eouadly ia any ponlt km."
A. ^CltAMBAY, DoLoon.Te*.
** 8wor? to and subscribed beforo too,"
J. it bAy? r,-Wot?ry ruWKV .
"Suffered for your* wKh a disagreeable eruption on my fur*.
\ arious rcraedW failed tu remove iu Three bottle* ofP, P. V-.jjvv
xnau'aUreatJftcmcdy.coniLkUili-curcdtue." . ? T7._ . .
J. IX Jt>H.N^?N,rt?n.Dn>b,Q>.
Sold by AtL dri/g gists.
DYSPEPSIA
CATARRH
MALARIA
KIDNEY?
TROUBLES
PIMPLES
BLOTCHES
& OLD SORES
BLOOD =
POISONING
RHEUMATISM
SEND FOR
BOOKLET
Good Horses.
? ? ?
I w|al? njy lrmiKLt.lv l>vi?r in .m'nn
that I jreep constantly on hand yood
IIoikch and Mnlea ? no W^'btcin
siock, When you want ujiood how
or tuu lc? ootne in nod !? t me syil you
ouo. Very UcfidortlnUy,
H J1 LATHAM,, " I
Oct. mil. ?oo.
(i 1:0. (/. C'ANTKY,
WHO 10 51 Ah" i;c It
CAMDEN, S C.
Makes Shoee in nny Style, and a
perfeot fit guaranteed. A Iko, repair*
ing done on short notice. Shop in in
, tho rear of Zeinp Bros, store,
I Ot-t. 30th, 1800.
PATENT CHURN.
I havo on exhibition at Mi\S. l?\ II urst's
at Camden a patent churn warranted to
make butter perfectly in from 4 to ({min
utes. Fans Automatically wniked picvonU
eflVclively flioa from oven lighting upon
tho churu v The puce of this churn is only
Call ttt Alr^ llurst's and got the
most perfect working churn ever
offered Ihe public. You will never regret
it. Yours Hesiieei fully,
Oct. 81*00. \ p. NOHltIS,
"Tho Charleston Lino,"
South Carolina Ami Georgia
Ha II KotuL
Charleston, S. G., Apr. 19th, 180<;.
Passenger Department,
Lv. CJur'v'eton 7 10 am 5 30 p in
Ar. Suminervillo 7 48 0 10
" t'rognalls 8 18 C 50
" Orange- burg 9 28 8 24
" Kingvlllo 10 00 1) 20
'' Columbi i 10 55 10 10
Lv, Columbia 7 00 n m 4 00 p m
Ar. Kingvlllo 7-10 4 41
Orangeburg 8 21 0 5 27
*' Charleston 1 1 00 8 00
Lv. Charleston 7 10 o in 6 30 p m
" IJranchvillo 5) 15 7 5Q
" Denmark 062 8 :?i
" Mackvillo 10 10 8 60
Ar Aupusta 11 51 a in 10 45 p m
Lv. Augusta fi 20 a m 8 20 p n>
" Hlackville J 8 00 6 03
" Denmark 8 22 5 17
" Branohvillo 8 65 6 55
A r Charleston 1100 8 00
Fast Express, Auyuitn ?& Washington*.
Will: Sleepers to mid 'rom New York.
Lv. Augusta 2 35 p m
Ar. Aiken J] 15
Doijmark *?1 19
Lv, Denmark /4,ft25 a m
Aiken <? '7 28
Augusta <?t 8 10
v Daily Except Sunday.
Lv Camden 45 a id 2 25 j> in
Ar. Kingvillo 10 00 a in 4 35
Ly Kingvillo 10 25 0 00 a m
Ar Camden 11 55 a m 8 15
' Connections:
Clyde ,S. S. Lino Charleston, So- liy., Co
lumbia, Through Wagner Sleeper
between Charleston and Atlanta.
L. A. Emerson, Traflle M'g'r,
E. S. Ho wen, Uen. Manager,
fSoneral olllcer Charleston. S. C.
Ohio Riv'rr & (Jhaklks
TON RAILWAY COMPANY.
To tako effect January 4th, 1807,
at 8. A. M"
Eastern Time.
Northbound. Southbound
33 32
1st elass daily Qjfcept Sunday.
!? m /' r m
2 30 Ci\?nden 130
2 50 ' JDeKnll. 1 12
8 02 / westvillc 1 OO
3 15 Korsiui w 12 4;">
8 80" Tie j!!i Snrinus 12 82
3 35 v Pleasant IlilP' 12 28
?I B:> 1 Lancaster 12 05
1 10 Riverside 11 48
4 20 Springdell 1138
4 30 Catawba . f unci ion j 1130
( 1 1 25
4 T8 Leslie ~ 1113
4 40 ) Rock Hill ( liOO
4 54- f '( 10 10
?>oi) Newport 0 si
5 15 Tir/.uh 0 47
r> 80 Yorkvi'lB 0 35
?? 45 , Sharon '? 9 20
COO Hickory .Or ove 0 05
0 10 , Smyrna 8 50
<? 3u Blacksburg 8 30
11 ' , 12
2nd Class, Daily except Sunday,
a m i? m
8 00 Blae.khburg C 10
I 20 Earls 6 55
8 SO Pattaraon Springs 5 -45
^ '0 ?? Shelby j ?;6 30
5) 40 Lnttimorc ? 4 25
0 50 Mooresboro 4 15
10 00. Henrietta 4 00
10 20 Forest Cjty 8 3f>
10 50 Hutherfordton 3 06
I I 05 Millwood 2 46
11 25 Golden Valley 2 20
1185 Thermal Citj 2 15
12 00 (} I en wood 1 50
12 20 Marion 130
P M V M
85 ? ? , , 34
2nd CiHSfl, daily except Sunday.
KM ? I' >1
8 30 Camden 0 60
00 Dolv.tlb 0 15
0 15 ' Westville 5 55
10 45 Kerfrnnw 5 30
1105 Ilealli Spri iffs, 4 85
11 15 <? 1'leaf.ant Mill / 4 25
12 05 Lancaster / 8 65
12 3", Riverside I 2 35
12 50 Spriinrdell / ^2 05
1 50 Catawba Junction' I 50
2 00 Leslie / 1 15 1
2 20
/
? oo J Rock Hi 1 2 55
4 20 Newport 10 56
4 40 Tir/ih 10 45
5 00 ) YorWvillc 10 20.
5 40 ) / ~
0 05' Sjftaron 0 50
0 80 Hfcjiory (Jrovo 0 25
0 40 ^ ^Smyrna 0 05
f-40 III acks burg 8 40
!*? M. AiJH.
No. 32 h*s connection, with tho Clieft*
tor ami Lvnoir Railroad nt Ynrkville. 8,
O., with tfoo Southern Ruil wujr at Ki>ck
lllll, S. Or, wiili th<? S?Rbonir<| Air F4ne
at Cfltawhn JnnctidYt.wUh the Luncaat^x
and Chester Knllniad~tU- liwicimenmt!'
wltinTio'Troiith Carolina and Georgia
Railway nt Cnn?den.
No rdS Ifoa connection with ?Ihe'fl. C.
A O. Rftiiw?v nt Cflnjrien, with the Lan?
cABttf na?l Cii wtvr Kaijroad ...nt XcUIcam*.
W,r with irM ^fii^nPAft It Q*
K?wUV? tethw, with the Amthwnrlt^lt*
wny nt Roetc IfiP, with tha Chanter nn<t
Lenoir Rnilrimt nt York* I lie am) wfth
the ftnwthcirii Railway- at nlarkabtiri.
Xu* . 34 and 2* wilt - -
/>?<*. II *n.| )f h?re rtitiKcd)
MN#[hyj!S^ 'C^^w^h tho Sy'boy.l A[r I
t 3 1 wjmoTr F:ymJ and xJi**kabMt-?t j
OPEN LETTER FROM SANTA
GLAUS TO ALL GOOD LIT
TLE GIRLS ANO BOYS.
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From now on 'til Xlunr { ;
shall boon hand at tho WQ'jjKif If .
Store and while not \ isible totho
oyo the evidence of npy p^e$*
oneo will bo tho piles AtulJ
I piles of toys, toys. toy*. ^ s ,
' ?<\nta.
?L
(liris'lnul: Bool<s,
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DOLLS! DOf.LS! Dot'LS! ?
Doll Oamog%.v Drums Topi .
phestH, Wheclhiy\row8, Jewel-'
ry, Toy Pianos^ Whiitf . CAipa#.!"
saucers, platen, ? ^c., Vases
J ft pa nese G ood$. -Ma%% Fnr?? ;
es, Trumpets, Banks, - China
Hanging Lamps, Jknqmet.
La in lis nnd Glass Lamps from
25c *o $1.50, Picture frames,
Toy furniture, Corn popper/),
Glassware, &c, .
Iiig lot of the newest ' things "
in
I^i.e-Wo.lv* I
We set the ,'pftce of fire
works and everybody comes to
us.
WONDER
STORE
NOTICE.
Notice i? hereby i<iven that S. M.vIIair*
has purchased the interest of J, L. Wjl.
linniH in the blacksmith shop of IIaU'"ofc^
Williams. All parties iivlebtod to lb?
shop can make payroer-t to Mr. S.
Hull. * HAM,* HALT* "
Camden, S. C. Jan. 1, 1807.
Nolico is hen'hy given that I liavo
tr&nsfcrrotl my intorcst in the above nam
ed business to W, t. Hull ?n<i all pac
tion indebted thereto can mako payment
to him. S. M. IlAL^T"
TAX RETURNS
VOil
1896-97.
Office of' Crmntv Auditor,}
* 1 ICershaw Counfcv, > ^
Camden S-, C.i Doc. 8,
Notice is horcby given that' the Audi- -
tor's olllcc for receiving Slutc and Comity
Max leluns will be ojjcii from .JamiavyUt.:':
181)7, to February. 20th, 1897, Sundays ox- .
cepted. The dates of the appointmentH::
at which lime the Auditor or ids deputy
will visit the usual places in the county . for "
receiving returns are.given below:
'i'u ikev < 'reek Church (school House)
Monday, Feb. 1st
Lyzonb\'s(W. S Smith's)
2nd.
Haley's Mill, Thursday, Feb- 4th .
Buffalo (Kick ley's Stnro) Friday; Feb;
JYCStville, Saturday, Fci), Gth.
(,'anlcy dill. Monday, Feb. flth.
Libei ty Hill, Tuesday. Feb. 9th.
Cureton's Mill. 1'hursday, Feb. 11th.
u liabon's X Roads, Friday, Feb. 12th,
IMPORTANT.
it is important that taxpayers In mak
ing their returns, ho carefoi toj^lo tho
School district ? whether mm^r 6ld? in
which they reside at the time or making^
returns. A'lso to state if it is the same
dial rict as when last return was made,
WHO SHOULD MARK RETURNS.
The law* requires that nil persons own- s
ing property or in njoywiBo having charger
Of such property either as . ngent, hus
band, guardian, trustee, executor, ad
ministrator. &c... return the aaiuo under
oath to the Auditor, who . requests all
persons vo bo prompt in making their, re
turns and save the GO nor cent peunlty,
which will he added to the property val
uation of nil persons tolio fall to - mako
returns witlun tho. time prescribed by
law.
HOW AND WHAT TO RKTURN.
Assessors nnd t axpayers will enter the
first given name of the tax'paver in full,
also make a sepcrate return for each par
tyfor he township the property is in,
and where the taxpayer owns realty'][fr>
insert the postnflicc ns their place of res
idence, ami those who only own person
al property to give the party's na>itt who
owns the land they live on, and Inwu.h
nnd every ease to name the No. of School
District the properly is In.
All person:} I Proper! Yowned on tho
1st (lav ot January. 1800, must bo re
turned for taxation; and nil changes or
transfers of real estate noted*
Ir> order lo avoid confusion, parlies
making returns should state number of
acres of 'land owned at time of making
last returns iu columns marked "Real^ ~
Property." Any real rstatc acquired or.
transferred since last returns. tihoulrt bo ?
entered in, columns for that purpose
giving name of party or parties from
whom bought or to whom sold. T7^
All new hyihllng* should lHK.roturnf<l
as "R.-al prftpcr'y'' aequircd/7dn&? \Jy?
return. [
? THE POLL TAX. - -I
The new Constitution which w'Ont hifo">
full operation after the .list of Decern- *
her, 1895Mprovi<|e? 'for a poll tax of One
Dollar upon all citizens of thia State he- '
tweei* the Tjgea'of Twenty-One and ftlx- !
ty yoato, except imr OonfcderAte WildteriVS
a b? ? v* f he ajgoj>|
making returns for Ihfi fiscal year ?
will War in mind this OonstUuiIonalpro?'"
vision ami uovt-r.7 themaelrei according/
ly, ... .. ?.:-^-.-??z=xtrA.-:ar.
All retains mqst oe made.ftn or
tho 20rt? day^X.fcl^tuuy ' ?e*fr- l ?4h^
nr>TTii*e returns after that, datjr^ '
other work of this office mostW
returns made after the SOth or F<
?re subject to the 50 per rent pe
* AH returns sent bjr ?n?l| rtfwfr
out pu proper hUnk*
?mc proper ottoe? 4j??alifted 1
said oath Orkf vfmiijliitl
td ml tki$ Mff, t ?i rttmrnt. vi
The h?w proHdertHat l
shall mako retun i fur