The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 22, 1897, Image 2
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<dx month", 50 ooftta ; thro? mouthy,
OOM'rt.
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trariHloji t fl'(W(M (jKnion(rt, first insertion
$ 1,00 por Hqnyio j caeh Bui/soquent in
.?^rvlon 60 cejiV^WjKjuaro.
? 0a'*h rrtlof for Wftof#, l<0?t ami Found,
<&C?? not uxefyedliuj fjvo linen, iK> cent*
oaoh inMortlonunu 6 conto per lino for
'? mh 1 1 tlona 1 '
; .JVnsinosH IqooIi, 6 cents por lino efioh In
. Korllon,
Qfflola! ait?] ootipeK at thu rate ?'*
lowed uy law.
Raton for contract advertising will bo an
- nOunood upon application at thootilee.
Communications will ho published when
pflftloroHt to tho general )>ii)>li<* anrl
not of a defamatory nature. No r0?
' HpoiiHlhility will ho assumed '.for thi
vlowa of correspond djitH*
KoniUlanee* l?y chocks, drafts and po?ta'
monoy orders should ho made payable
to ' W. JU'Mol)OW!CM?.
Camden. S. 0,
ter"?"..9 ... J.
The Chronicle has purchased the
poind' press an d printing outfit of
The Camden Journal and now has
the eomhliicd outfit* of both j peeper*,
tnakjny it one of the. beat cqutfipi ol of
JIqcs in tho State.
(jo). j7*W. Vloycl has boon elected
Sorgoant-nt- Arms of' the Senate.
Messrs. liny and Winkler have
boon placed upon several very im
portant loglslnMvo committees.
The morohant who fulls to ad
vertise Is prnctlcully saying to the
trading public: "Wo do not want
your patronage."
J ud go Jnmes Aid rich will pre
side at 1 1 i.o February .tor in of Court
for this County. Hon. .J. Win.
Thin inrnd will appear for his Hist
time as Solicitor.
'flic -United States Huprcmr
Court baa decided that tbiyV part ol
the Dispensary law which provides
for tho inspection of liquors im
ported into the State is unconsti
tutional. It is thought., however,
by legislators, lawyers ".nil leading
public men that tho decision doei
not seriously etipple the law. As
yet no definite amendment bill hafc
been duvised by the Legislator
'and the ^prevalent soutuie^t tio?
among legislator appeara'to b<
that no radical change will be made.
KIIwImi's I muiguri\l.
Shortly afier 1 '2 o'clock/ Montlay
William I). F.llerbo.pf Marlon Coun
ty took the oath of ofiieo and becalm
the Governor of South Carolina, sue
(Ceoding John Gary Kvnns of Aiken
County, whom two years ago ho op
pofed unsuccessfully in the Demo
cratic i/ul'crnatorinl primary, llii
* fj
inaugurn1 add.ros.9i >y?y listened t<
t most attentively by ttouil|' two iIioiir
and sons and daughters of ihe I'al
'inetto State, of which ho will he I.Ik
Chiof Kxoo utive for at least two
ye -j i\j. Their (uttc ulioti evidenced
their interest and thir generous ap?
plauso showed their appreciation.
The address was delivered in excel
lent sly e; every word being plainly
audible throughout Clio chamber.*.
r Gdfternor Kllerbe is nut a ?? orator,
but lie speaks as ho lives and nets,
'-*in a plain, slraightfoi ward, business
manner, with the seal of thorough
carnosltie.ss so stamped upon his ut
terances as io c?irrv conviction of hin
honesty and H.neeivty to the minds
of bin bearers.
Outside of wlmt be said will r refer.
cncctot.be .Dispensary law. ihe re
was not a sentence in Governor Kl
lerbo's inaugural Jo which exception
could be taken by anybody in South
Carolina, The address was eminent
ly \vW?o and conservative, and fairly
cxuifod patriotism at every pore, so
? Lo..-.*l>t>uk; ? It? contained - enough
peace ami harmony to sifU evon the
most ardent Forty itu in South Car
olina, which in saying more than ?
little. More objection will be found
to the inaugural hecau?o of what Kl
lerbe d dn'l say than because of
what he did say. For instance,
both factions in Charleston arc agog
to know what ho . is going to do
? about tho Metropolitan lYdieo, and
not a few citizens of Carolina's Me
tropolis visited Columbia yosterday
to bear from his own lips hia in ton
lions on that subject. Hut thpy were
disappointed, for lie preserved a dis
creet silence as to that bono of c >n
~ tention In tho City by tlje Sea7r Li k Or.
wiao there was great curiosity as to:
?rt7 nbottt^ff tWlYStllfc-' 1
alary force, w hi c IkKi m est ob.f
troxions feature of the Dispensary
io those who oppose it from otli
#r motives than a desire to engagoin
:.'ibc. I iqapr traffio tliemsel vea. But I
: Governor Ignored tbo con-i
(
- ?UWt'6. It may bo -flint lie ^ will
It lit the legislature, or
tb?I>isp,
01 tUo moans of c uforoln# ? tho InNff
as well ns tho. law Uhoir, Tillman
himself could hot hnvo boon moj'e
outspoken it) favor of miiUitonana?
of the liquor Jaw of whtoh tro m tho
lather, and this uncompromising at
t ttnVlo will i^.t bo nft^fnotory fn
those who have imftpinoil tlVt_K''rd
tor ha wcroii&lcotod^ Nonth Carolina
would have a chief executive who
was not in sympathy with tlint ?'at
ut^.
Kllerbe is Governor, and it now
remains to boo wh'othor tfoyth Caro
Una will have tho peace ami harmo.
iiy which vvuk hoped for aB a L'C'ttOlt
of hi? election, Oy|> thfug b? o0r"
dud, Kllerhe does not intend to
ab'ato ono jot or tittle ot his eonviy
tions In order to obtain that peace
and hftrmguy. Register is ou
riouH to moo how tlio sntis ami t lic?i f
papers will tioat him when that
knowledge thoroughly dawns upon
them . If then they do not turn up
on him and rail out n^ainKt hia two
Re f o r in p r od c co s so r s In tt?Q flX W n ?
? iva ofllce, The Register will be
Hove that tho breach- Is indeed hoftl*
cd and tho |)emocraey re united up
on the bftftia of HuhminHlon to the
vyi'.l of tho majority honestly express
ed? tho only basin on which real
peace and haripjto mi be obfftincjj
? Register. '
SoinelhniK About Uiumouy.
Under I ho above caption the Co
lumbia Register <lf 5??t week has
the following truthful article upon
harmony :
Woliearagre.it deal nowadays
from the News and Courier about
harmony in the party, although it
give*, tho Reformers of tho State
precious litt.lo peace when their ac
tion is not such as to coincide with
its wishes.
1 lb Idea* ot hat mo.iy fs this : Lot
the people of the Stato llo nway
with their new lenders, a i j^l once
moro submit I lionise! ves to Jin
go idauco of itself and friends, ami
it. will kindly permit them to have
nil the harmony possible.
Did anv one ever hear of it let
ting up on Hen 'l'il I ma n <jtnrl other
of the more prominent Reform
loaders for the pure love of harmo
ny V
When there was a contest be
tween Kuril? and Kvans in tho last
State primary and the Reformers
divided in supporting the contest
ants, it was all for harmony with
the UeformeiH, if they .would dr
teat ftvfins, not that it disliked
Ka rle less, but that, it hated hynn s
more. In itif llrst'gnsh of grati
tude iL declared its readiness to go
in with the people ohoe more n n Tr
Mink f-ietion in the will of the ma
jority. Hut did if. di> s >? When
the national campaign warmed up
!ni mediately after the State prima
ry was settled did it throw in its
fortunes with the people (if the
' Si a te and party in the interest of
hnrmon\? Not l?v a jugful. Ii
daily abuse. I the candidate and
platform favored by them, pretend
ed t o espouse an impossible inler
ujitinnal ticket and unblushingly
in a ni fosted ita wishes that Melvin
h-y should be elected rat lp*r than
lb van.
That is the sort of harmonicum
the News and Courier if. Did any
one ever k now of its yielding any
thing for the sake of harmony
when it had tho upper hand'/ If
there is iifuMhing to l>e gained by
diplomacy from a supervisim? force
harmony is its cue. If there is
nothing to be g/ilned, except, by
flghtiug, it. will rIiow its teeth to
the last.. It calls for the turkey
every time, and is condescendingly
content to let, harmony reign
when others accept the buzzard.
An anecdote is told ? ? f a ( h aides
ton otllee-holdor at preseiit on a
visit to this city which illustrates
tho stylo of harmony it and its po
litical favorites accord to theii op
ponents at home. The ollice-hold
er In question was a Reformer t>y
allUintion. Tie was recently seek
ing an endorsement fnr re-appoint
mont to the ofllce <>f which he was
the incumbent. lie approached
with hia petition e well-known Con
servative "lender, whom tho News
and Courier puts forward on all
oceaflions.aa_u great? com pro mi so
and pecitlcator.
^TSdoTsr? you ; tor re-appolnt
mont!" he exclaimed, indignantly.
?<jSfo. You arc debarred. 1 ? have
register red a vow that I will nfvor
give my support to any man who
voted for Hen 'f lllmau."
W?/fctieve in harmony, too. But
it sftouUt not bo one-sided haripo
LogUlattve proceedings will be
foutnl
- ? -
lUr aln. in li*W *0<l ?1io?? ?t Tlio
536 ^
]t]ilueaticiial (Joltimit.
The irjHlttM' f? f tlri ("oh mn f? funiliheH
l?y ro\iit(y Su|wj iu<f'Utl? ?i? ?>f KttuWUoii
|ir4ii ( '(').( !/! til.i 1
kx.il'iilH' yourself heloie you
crillciso ollu ix.
rt *? * - - - -
Kotjio <-f our teachers would do
svc II to have i lit? school room swept
oftencr.
*? * \ *
Prof, tiny, who hua been % teach
ing t h o u(? out i jfP' cchool iu No, ft.
discontinued liitt Kcliooi last Mon
day and -mtumed to hiay<h?rne in
Chesterfield coutity. \
? 'M *? ?
Prof. Will I 'mii 1 > m v i m who in
teaching "Oiik Grove" iu No. 5.
has made uiitikod improvement, in
tho discipline of Uu? hcIiooI during,
Ihi! b I) o 1 1 while lie liiiH had charge
of it.
iMidft Snlllo Norwood's school ill
l,TufKdV. Clock" is ji rnodol of dec
orum ft nd order,
? *
Hro, J*. T, Hruco hna a nice little
hoIiooI at Lyuoliwocd, and appeal's
to enjoy, Iho confidence* of the pu
pils; thai hi as it tdioyld he. .
* * ?J
TJio trusteos of No<fr> will close
their Schools when (ill 03- exhaust
llieir cftHhfnnd.
V h *
Prof. L. W. Copeland who \?
teaching "Pine Grove" in No. !i is
training his pupils In vocal iuiihic.
They slug beautifully.
1: * A
Trustees should he careful riot
to overdraw their apportionment ;
if you do not. know what it i h,
come to the olllco and Und out.
*? * 1,
Trustees who purchased Globes
etc., will please cull at tho ofllee
nnd get such of them as hnve been
received. Ilrirg the Itemized stale
nio.it of what, you purchased.
* <y
Cleveland school house i:i No. i>
was burnt <1 las'. Friday evening
shortly after school was dismissed.
Tho loss Is considerable hut the
trustees of No. 2 are progressive
men and it. will be but u s'.iorl
while before they have their school
r tinning again.
A + . *
Wo respectfully call the alt.cn
lention of teachers lo thai sectior
of the school.. hi w which provide*
that no hooks other than thnat
adopted by the State isoard of Ed
ucation can be legally taught ir
the public scIiooIh. Those teach
ers who do not know what, booki
have been adopted, can secure list!
I (?f same at the Supt's ollice.
Vt * ?
Patents, do not criticise tin
teacher lu-f.iro your children; ii
}
will utterly destroy his ,?,r her in
fluence over them. Aj,,' the saui'
time it will destroy that harmony
which 111 nst exist in every commu
nity if the teacher's work is to Ik
bene ficinl.
* 4 ? *
The establishment and liberal
s'n pport of emu tnou schools should
bo objects of special interest, In
every citizen ?>f our Union. On
them, more than on any olliei
cans?, the general diU'iiaion nnd
pet ) etuity of those great national
blessings and privileges, which tend
to tho true exaltation (f?. a people.
Free schools are the nurseries ol
tho public mind ? the lights by
which republican virtues and hon
ors aie most clearly and extensive
ly reflected ? the best safeguards
"-"f
against all tho ills 'of ignorance
and vice;* Without them no re
publican government c in long ex
ist and flourish; wits them wisely
fostered and genenualy supported,
no tyrants sway can lo 11 *? continue,
no bigot's vlew.s.tfo widely diaseint
nated. [11 view of this, how ear
nestly and assiduously should ev
ery good citizen strive to guard
:tnd improve a judicious system of
public instruction!
? * > *
Common schools have very ap
propriately been described no the
"People's Colleges," and the char
acter of those who graduate from
them must determine what the gen
eral condition of our country shall
be. It is true that our academics
and colleen* exert- a powerful in
fluenoe, und accomplish a glorious
wr?ik. but no long as more than
five-sixths of our whole population
never gain access to their- advan
tages, how important it is tha\ the
common schools bo so sustained,
thfUtlrcy will send /prilt those
hofiithful influences wilfh shall be
/or the healing and preservation of
nations. Good common schools
will furnish1 ~V<V the young ihnt
tfrorongh -Memcittarv. inatrurtioV
jind training wlilcli prc^iS^efr-ttieto)
to. engage honoisbly -.nd success-,
fully iu *Dy pursuit of life.
for Bnfanta and Children.
" ('untorlo (uxo well ndApUM to children thftt
I rccoiu'iauul ILan httpt-rlof to any proscrlpttvi)
known to uw," II. A- A:tc?KH, >1. l>.,
HI bo. OxXovdlSt*, liiwklyn, K, V.
? ? a . , . . ?
, I V
?"*MTl-d tin of 1 (.Hbtoilft ' to sounlvoi^ftl find
Hit mwlt.s ho wolf known that Hiicoi?mh work
of KM&ererotthtlon to endoiHo it. Fow uro^Ho
Intolliffi'iit fuiniiica who Uo not k(X?j> UifUOI'to
within ouay ivrtrf?."
(UHL03 M.UtTYN, D. 1).,
Now Yot k City.
Cmtorlft ourorf Colic, Ooniitipatlon,
Rv'ii" Stomach, Diarrhoea, Kructatlou, *
Kilbt Wormtf, ytvots sjwsp, and jvomot&l cll?
Without Injurious modi??aUon,
"For Kovoml ywira I hftvo rocommended *
' < 'njilorlu,'1 ?nul nliall ahvay^contiuuo to do
*?>, na It lm:j luvuiiuhly produced bcueflulo)
rottults.'' ? J
Kowin P. PMtokk, M. I>.,
lW(h Street ui id 7th A yd., Now York OKy.
T|U'J C^'NTAl'll (!oyPANY, 77 MimiUY 6TUKKTi Nk.w ^ OHK Oll*V?
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8 lbs. of good Rio Co lib o foi isl 00. Arbuekles Celebrated
Arosa Parched Co lie o 20c. per lb. 13 lbs. Coffee, parched and
ground, for 25c. Columbia River rnlmon 12 T-^o^-all oilier
brands 10c. Tomatoes? o 1 1?. cans, only 7c-. Peaches, 3 lb.
cans, only 7c. Best Keg Soda, 'only 5c pur lb. 2 qt. Covered
Bucket only 5c. I qt. Coffee Pots only 5c. Nice heavy Tutu
biers only 20c set. Fleinz's celebrated Pickles and Sauces at
lowest prices. IK lbs standard granulated SSugnr .$1.00, A
full line of heavy and fV?nev Groceries ahvavs in sloek and at
? ? ?
lowest prices. A real {j;ood Tohacco for 20c to 35c per lb. A
^oud smoking Tobacco at only 20c per lb. All goods guarain
I teed as represented.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
A(| j.rr^'Mli iiuleliWil U? ( lui estftlO of
'?Vix iJw.ml Jl'.'li aim J rJH 0S]6?
iiomcdiiilo fit til mo, jiihI those Imv
i' /f c;lxii:i?ii nyniust Kii<l 1 o will pieMMi'l
tiifiti duly avium l?> 'Wiif; Willi ?l;ivor Oclo
I hfi'l. It. II;\]I, ^dui'l'r
Miiiiiiislrator's Notice.
Ail iHi|'?u<i)i mftol>U>d lo tho Kslido o.f II.
II ll.-.ll. dw<?>(d, will nmko immediuto
l?t?y riit-n I i ?? ims and tliodo^btiviUK claims
ji^tiinsl sni-l cmIuU' will them duly
sworn lo.- Tins KHli day of October 18H0.
.S}iolto!i M, Hall, Administra
tor with willftuiioxod1
'1'Hc '(J:. Ihdl'M PVt'HHf Kl iclc CO.
Iihvo yVupplv of'Hdvks wltioh tlicy
oll'or fiij ftuhr f i*<im ?a to $7.60 pjM'
thousand. ? /
. /
^?9 U ? 4a W m
Wo sell Cooekin# Stove* on month
ly, bimonthly ami rjumterly pay
iint u 1 8. A email cash payinont re
<1 tilrotl fn delivery of sieve. Don't
wait if you want a ?to'vp.
J. H. (*oo<lulc& Soil.
Trespass Notice.
All parties nro hereby warned
not lo ireApasa, or allow their stock
tcvlreapnsH upon tho Cnroton place
now in ni)' possession. All found
violating tliis notion after this date,
Jan. 1st., will bo dtfalt with Ac
cording to law. K. W. Ifendrix.
Jan. 1st, 181)7.
FISH m OYSTERS.
From now on during t ho remainder of
the season 1 will linvo llsh for sale throe
limes (i week?Wednesdays, Fridays aiid
y itnrdays. and Oysters twice u week?
Tuesdays and Thursdays, Your patron
age solicited and wiii^fuohon ffuaranteed,
Hcspcetfnlly,
*?? ii 1I111M
NEW IHBOOTJ'.UV. NKVKlt KA !{>?
s A new. reliable and Bikto l'ohof foi
)pras;ort, oxeotc>ivc\ ochnty or n:i?nj?
} mcusturation. Now by oyer bO?U0t
[ Unlit ft. i nvlffomtoa t iu* a 01 ^ans. He
' wnrt* of tltingoroua
jiuput
r tiuv)goroica imuuumi*. **?? .
uiiui. |iu?# b-oxt h inuil box t\. htnt
m'iIimI hi |?!nln wrapper. Si'iul in in
Htamp*: for particnlai *.
i itriigLlbt.ior aOtl'V^s: I'fii1 V .!'!
OAU AbSOCIA'ilONj CbU-utiO, l!i.
For salts l.y I>tyt?\ L. Zouip.
WSAK SSEB 88886 WSm*
"<3'BDAY. " 89* tor.
rn PEFFER'S EiERVf&fiR DM
i - Zfc acta povrprtully and (luiettly, Curea whou n
? ctiioio Sail. Youiit* men regain lOBt manhWl; it
I men rccovor youtlijul vlnor# ..Ibrnluicly Wmit
AQtcvil <t> Oitra n?rvi>t(isiiC4it| Jfjnwt vUnli'v
lmtintcR'<5*.> WitfUtly X'mimlcmo, hostt'os-er
CKoyr (jos/i ""itiH'tjt ftlcra?i\v? wn*tl?n S?lr
ec?^:, aula11 'tif'.n of self ab us# or e^cc.-?:-i :in
inrtiscrcllori Wards oiV Intittnliy ana corisn:or'-'(.':'
Dou tIotOiVi/Ml:t lwjtoMoa worUiloeocnbi.'lir.n! <>?
you i.Ci'imaoJt yloiilt. n.uroatok* proiil. IntiUvUo fiu\
iiik ov tfad i'jr !?
Ci.il l>a carrioti'?:> v.??v pcc-Hot. i'i afmid pimn ^ its
pnr, IKS box. Or ? for Wl?, wifh A
f tit* <};;??:&>>?, <15 (Jure on* PSet'auti Ih
UY*mc>y. iron. SolO Ijt orup,{lat3. /\<itSr:..
.f xcyxjfiiSi At>s'M, c'Licv-gcj
For Halo bv br. I?\ T,. Z<?mn.
OPEN'LETTER FROM SAHift
GLAUS TO ALL COOD LIT
TLE CIRLS AND BOYS.
From now on 'til Xmas I
shall bo on ham) nl tho Woiulot' . .
Stove and while not \ isible tothp
eye tho.oviilonco of my pres*
once will bo the pilcn unci 9
pi les of toys, toys; ioyt*, ?,
Santa. J
wisims Boob,
POLLS! DOLLS! DOLLS!
Doll Carriages, brurnsl Tool ^
Chests, Wheol barrows, Jewel
ry, Joy Pianos, China cupa,
saucers, plates, o'toir Vaseq
Japanese Goods, Masks, Purs
es, . Trumpets, J3anks,.; C'hma ,
Hanging Lumps, Banquet
Lamps and Glass Lamps fr.ora -
'25 c io $4i50, Picturo- frames,
Toy furniture, Corn popper/}, >
Glassware, &c.
Big lot of the newest things
in
Fire-Work? <
- - t ... . - ?
We set the price of flre
woiks and everybody comes to
us.
'V!
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STORE
NOTICE.
Notice is heroby y??Yen that S. M.- Hail."
has purchased tbo interest of J.I./. Wil
linuiH in the blhcksniltli slfop pT Trvtll
Williams. All part ion indebted to-lKo^
shop can mnl;o payment to Mr,- S. M.
Hall. " ? IIALL & ILAIiL.
Camdon^Jjj. C. Jan. 1, 1897. ; .
Nolictf'is hereby given that I .have
tyansterrod my interest in the above nam
ed business to "NV T. Hall and all par
ties indebted thereto can make payment
to him. "? S. M. IIAIjL; 73
TAX R R TURNS
FOR
Ofliec of County Auditor,
Kerahnw County,
Cmnden F. C.( Dcc. B, '06.
Yfhis great remedy is -indorsed by
physicians, and prescribed by them
all over the world. )
Positively guaranteed to cure1 tlic most
stubborn c;;tses. The formula is published
plainly on every bottle. As a tonic it is
For Female Complaints and
building un run-down sys
tems it acts like magic. Try
a bottle and be convinced.
READ THE TRUTH
EXTRACT FROM HOOK OF TESTIMONIALS.
" \Vi\b ft rheumatic snfietwr for 18 months. Derived no lx>neflt
from pliynlclann, treatment at Minors] Welle, Tex., onTflot Springs,
Ark. My doc tor declared my condition honoWp, tint Its a Inst ro?ort
advised P.P. 1\, JUppuuka'4 Qreal Iloiuo-iy. ThmiKlt ito uso I um
to-day n well man. ? W. F.TIM MINS,
Indorsoi? by WD?*iu * " r ^rQCC"* To*.
" P. P. P., Wptrman^ Great Remedy, etircd mo Of difficult breath* ,
inftnnd palpitation of the heart. Had not slept on either side for
Iwo^cam; raw 1 alcep soundly in any Action.'" -
- lV A.. ALKAilSAY, Do Leoa, Tex.
Sworn to And subscribed before me,"
9 J. M. UMit?T, Notary Pabllo.
"Suffered for years with A diaairrceablo eruptkvnon my face.
Various r?medi?? failed U> remove I U Three bottles of P. P. lAvv
sold bT all Druggists
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MALAGA
KIDNEY
TROUBLES
PIMPLES
BLOTCHES
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RHEUMATISM
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BOOKLET,
Notice te.lipreby given Hint.' lhc_ Audi
tor's olllco for receiving Slate and County
lux rcturas will ho open from January 1ft,
1897, to February 20th, 1897, tfundaysex-'
copied. T!;u dates of ino appointment*
at. which time I lie Auditor or Ids deputy
will visit the usual places in the county fdr
receiving returns are given below.i
Turkey Creok Church (school house)
Monday, Pet). 1st
Lyzenl>>'s(\V. S Smith's) Tuesday Feb.
2nd. .
Kaley 's Mill, Thursday. Feb. 4th.
tUiflfalo (Kirk lev's Store) Friday.,? Feb,
5th. ?' 7
vy cstville, Sn lurday , FfTJTGrtr.
Cjintov Hill, Monday, Fcb.Htlfr
Ijibeitv Hill, Tuesday. Feb. 9t h.
Uureton's Mill, I hursday, Feb. Utli.'. ' .
Kabon's X Roads, Friday, Feb. 12tb. ..
IMPORTANT.
It ^important that taxpayers In mak
ing tlieir returns, Uo careful to state thfl
school district ? whether now or old ? In
which tlicy reside at the time of making,
returns. Also to state if it i? tho Kiuno
district ns when last return was made. ? -
WHO SHOULD MAKB RETURNS.
Tho law requires that all portions owj?s
ing property or In anywise bavimr chnrizo..
of such properly either as tujjn Tt, hus
band, guardian, trustee, c^^.-utor, ad-,
minislrator. &o.. return the name
out h to tho Auditor . who requests - oil
persons 10 he prompt In making tbeir-ro?
turns and save the <">0 nor cent - penalty,
which will he added to tho property val
uation of all persons who fail to make
returns within the limo prescribed ^1>y
law.
HOW AND" WHAT TO RETURN. -:
Assessors and tixpayers will enter tb*
first given name of the taxpavcr in foil,
also make a seperato return for eaph par
ty for 'he township tho proporty it* ip,
and where the taxpayer owns realty to
insert the postoflico as their place of res
idence, and those' who only <%w if* person-:
nl property to five the parly's nnmd wlw>
owns the laod.they live on, and Id ea<.h
and every eaeeno name the No. of Schppl
District the property is ln.?
All personal I'ropo rtvosv ne'rt oft-iKo"
1st day ol Jantihry. 1890, must bo r<&
turned for taxation ; and all changes or?
transfers of real estate noted.
In order to. avoid eon fusion/ parties
making returns should state . nuntb?T ~6f~
acres of land owned at. tlmo c.f niaVittff
last returns in eolu ntn? m*a rlced
Property." Any real estate '.acquired Gt
transferred since last returns should ho <
entered in columns for tl?nrt\ phrr.Qto
giving name, of party or parties ""Of?
whom bought or to whom uq '4. >> ?
All new building* ahouM ^rotut'htd ,1
as "H,*al propcr'y" acquired,, Htnciv lawt
return.
THE. PCM, TAX. f r
The new Constitution which .went into
full operation pfter'ltbe 31st of Decern-^
bor, 1895, provides for a poll tax of Onp .
Dollar upon all citizens of this
tween the ages of Twenty Ono i?od8lx--l
ty years, excepting <V?nfedenrt? *0ldi?fr?
above the flge^of Piftyv^rfiJi^^l???
maWlftU retornVfcir thoJftMal,y?a?-4to"*v^
will bear in tnind this ConatKfptonitf
vision and aovct.i themseTrss according- '
|y, ts . . ? ~
| ? Ail ret thus intm hp tp? depnw
the 20th day ofPobrqary.. nexr.il^
n(il li,.Vc. jsft?? that . <J?u ft*
other Work of this office mniJt hp f??.
returns made after tli? $
are subject to tbp 40pt?r
All returns sent:'
OUtoHprop^f
some proper
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