The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 11, 1898, Image 2
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A Itopioductloii and CojhIoiimmI
History of The Mormons.
A* the <|ueMlon of Mormoniam is api
t nti ntr tho minds of <|\ilto u number of
our people. doubtless tiny tuny rem!
with intereat the lines below. Those
who are anxious to lent n something of
Mormoninn may gutlur Rome valuable
information from thin sketch
Kvery religious sect almost is founded
on the beliefs or visiona of some one per
Hon. This is tho ease in tho Mormons
doctrine. Tho faith of the Mormoi's im
founded on t ho fact that Joseph Smith
claimed to have dug from tho earth cer
tain B?hlen platejj, on whjch was graven
tho Mormon cried.
The hovhomJ history of Smith is full
of lnterfttW'"Wlion ho was nn idln and
thrifUMs lad of fifteen, ho first began to
)ih'v?I:h vision*. Which, it i ? claimed,
Hppqpired. to him on numerous occasions
nil through his eventful life. Asa boy
as a sort of half- foo 1 i?li and hall-w i*e
geijiiis. lie told of hi. 4 visions ami in
^ JiHoqunnco became tho hutt of tho
jibea and taunt* of hi* companion*, lie
was looked upon in tho-ui day* as a liak
uhlo candidate for the asylum.
Joseph Smith wni\. bom at Sharon,
Windsor county, Vermont; in tins year
of 180(r?. His parent*, from nil accounts,
were not of tho thrifty class. Joseph
followod closely in their foot-steps and
was not noted as u worker, lie spent
more time at vtho Hwimming hole or
whittling the dry goods boxes on the
street corners of his native town than at
labor of any kind, however liuht lie
* was a slow-go-easy hoy, tho kind that
exist* in great plentltude at tho present
day.
8omc chroniclers any tlint Joseph 'a
mother had unbounded faith in tho fact
that Joseph would aome day become la
mou?. She told the neighbors that the
very boya who mocked him woubl see the
day when they would bo honored by a
chance to nnlio bin ahoea. At fifteen
when Josoph began to have his visions
in which an angel visited him, aaroftatle
people intimated that said viaions were
only the natural rosult of an ovcrdoao of
pork aaoMgo or green apples, lint such
remarks as these didn't stop tho visions
for according to tho boy Joseph, thev
cauie with persistent regularity. His
reputation in his native town wan
such that he was called "Hreain Jo.
Beph." When tho founder of tho Mor
mon faith wasstxtcrn his parents moved
t<v Manchester, New York, II was in
this vicinity that the doctrine was hatcli^
ed .md started in consc(|Ucnce of Smith'?
famous vision. It was on tho night of
Sept. 21st, 1828, that S?nilh was visited
by nn angel three times, according <0 the
Mormon side of the atory. Smith said
the angel (appointed him divine agent (<,
establish tho Mormon doctiinc. The
angel instructed him to go to the foot u!
the mountain Moroni, which was near
his home, and there by digging at h cer
tain spot, he would find the Mormon
scripture engraved 011 golden plates
Smith di 1 u* ho directed and i.<* saiil
to have found the golden plates, which,
however, soon afterward mysteriously
disappeared. It is said that the plates
woie of thin gold 7x8 inchca and that
when Smith found them they were en
closed in an iron box. Smith, who was
very illiterate and ttnnhlc to read him
self employed Oliver ('owdery and Mar
tin Harris, two farmers, to translate the
piates ? which were according to M??r
( mon history, graved in reform Kgvptinn
language ? into the Knglish tongue. IN*
appointed Cowdery and Harris his di-i
vine lieutenants and the work of trans- 1
lation was carried 011 in great secrecy in
a cave some miles out of town.
By Home peculiar coincidence (|,u
not be explained, the people in that part
of Mow ^ ork suddenly became interest
ed In the new faith. I11 a short time
Smith began to enjoy the *i-p?nti?>ii of
having a few believers, although the
main facts of the doctrine bad not vet
been made public. As each page ol
writing whs turned out by the translators
it wan t*k'?n to town and given over to a
pi inter named Sidney Higdon who put it
info - type. Kveryone' connected with
the alleged translation was sworn to
(frefl secrecy, and this fact served to
etir up the curiosity 0/ the j>eople more I
the* new. '
rterorml years were spent in the trans
letSMfT and Anally In the year 1(30 tho [
p?fcfipHe^ trader the title of
the "Molt of Memen.'V Tho main idea 1
of the "Beek ef Mevmen^frHlkt it | ro
Itmtm *o h fr? the history ol a certain
disyrsrd fmw the lew
1 11 Ike i^m ef ika
of tongue#, vv limit ?tva*iuii in mentioned
In the This tamily was compos
ed of n certain Lehl, hh wife and four
gfll H, w ho sailed nt that early ? 1 1< t?? for
this continent and fl ntilly lauded on l!u*
ouatt of Cliiii in .South America. All
wont w*- 1 1 with the mnnll colony of refu
gees until Lehi died, before jf> hieh lu< had
aplmiirteo In* yo iiiifur son, N t phi, divine
leader in his stead. This cuu>ed anger
and rebutment on( the part of Nephi'n
older brothers, ap<y lh<y rebelled. in
<*oitHC(|U('nce tli* \- here condemned to he
ttfi iHI<? and darkish Inncd race hence
tho American Indians. Afh'r ? 1 1 i - , of
courso, there was an open feud between
lite follower* of Xephi and the bad He
brews, 11* I hey were called. They dwi 14
in di fit rent imiU nf tlm lonliuent, mid
in time became As ract .? of people
A floret* war fart* w?* w?j/ed l?v 'lit* two
faction* foi centuries, finally hi (be
year of 884, A, I)., the t wo ti lbr>n cngag
od in a ureat and crucial battlo at lb*
bill of Oumornh, in Ontario coindv, N.
V . in this battle all the followers < I
tht' original Nephi wove cxlcruiiuatcn
except a smalt number.
A moijg tbt* small band of N'ephites (bit
escaped wa? it maw named Mormon and
his hoii Moroni, Mormon wan visited bv
an angel who told him to collect the ro*
Cords of the Nephilcs, kept 1 ? \* hiccCsk
ive kin^s and priests. lie w.i> ordered
to enuravo lliu history on the golden
plates, which were furnished him by the
angel, and to bury them before his death,
riit'se were the platen Raid to have been
dug tin I of tho earth lilleen htindretl
years Inter by Joseph Smith.
This is one tdde of the story, and of
course there is another side. It Is claim
ed that what is now the "Hook of Mor.
moii" was really written IMI2 a* a his
lorical romance ami was from tlm pen
of ono Solomon Spaulding, Vho ii .said
to have been a crack-brained preacher.
The manuscript of the slory is said to
have fallen into the hands of Sidney
Kigdon. an uriHcrupuloiir printer, mid
was copied by him and uiven to Smith,
lligdon, so the other story Kaya, was a
shrewd calculator and fixed up tin
platen with brass ami had Smith discovt r
them in order to lend coior to the wild
tale. After the "liuok of Mormon" was
published adherent* he^an to I ! ? ?< - k to
Smith r religion* standard. In Id'lOilu
number was lur^e enough to bold a con
fcrence and In July of that \ear the
church was formally oi jotiii/ed. Smith
j wm appointed "seer, Iranslat ir, pro
pht tj apostle ol Jesus Christ and el lei
of the church. "
I'rosel \*t i?i<? amenta were appointed
and sent out in other parts of the country
to (id converts, in. Ian., ix:i!, Smith
claimed to haic had another vision in
w hith the hand was ordered to Ohio.
I'licy settled in the Ioa-ii of Kirllynd.
It is charged that while here Smith and
Rigdoti indulged deeply i > 1 1 < > wild-cat
banking ? that is, (hev started a hank
and w hen the people were through de
positing their nlonev, <h ?? h.'ttil: closed
i's porfals, after which Smith made a
bliiMeddepsrtiiiet.il MiKHooti, some
what like the present day banker does
when he fails. Smith was driven with
his baud of adherents from Missouri by
the Governor of the State, and the next
refuj."-' was at Nanvoo, Illinois, where
the Mormons built a temple. While the
Mormons vr??re still ai Kirtland, Ohio,
tliej' were joined by llrigluun vVount;,
who soon after beenn to lake an impor
tant part in the executive doim/R of the
church Ir was in the year of 18.'!fl that
Smith beuan to practice polygamy.
This aroused the antagonism of other
members of the churcii. Pmith's vis
ions however, w f re great friends in hi*
adversity and he at one.i made tlie claim
that polygamy had rcciived divine naiie
tion. It is Haiti that up to this time that
Ibis part of the Mormon doctrine <i;n
not anionic the principles ol tin- church.
In 181-1, Smith and bin bioiber TIv
rum, were arrested and placed in theCar.
t hu:;e jail. The same uighl a m<d? t wk
them <mt and shot (Jem to death. In
M|e.?d of this proving a blow to (he M ?r
Tnon faith it prove 1 directly < pposde.
Smith and his brother soon came to be
looked upon as m irtvrs, and the old s iv
inu that ' the blood i>f tin* martvr )?< the
M'cd of the tdiurch" came true.
After the death of Smith, Hri^hain ?
^ tmn/j took the Mormon leadership. II.
was a man of Rival force of character. I
W hen he took charge of the church liiv
found it broken by di<M>:it inir factions,
but through bis execniiv.? ability and
shrewd management the ?-ect wa-; <o,?n in
a more pro?pei'mia coiaiiti ui than ?\\er be
fore. t >n account <<( tii,-. constant warfare
vva^ed against the .Mormomi l?v i iiri^i, .?? ef
t lie church it was decided in lS4it to omi
ffrale tot he G real Sail Lake valley in
I -I all
Voting had previously r.ent men out in
the west to look for a location to sc t!e.
and the favorah'e report brought ba? k of
I lie broad and beaut iful valley gave' the
ft>I lowers of Moruionisin rtuewed tiope ii. t
they would be able to get far c:? :i^ii we :
so t iiat the practice of th ? ctv \[ Would n..' j
incur t he displeasure of it* enemies. M-l
ter great Imrdships the ui.iin hotlv of t'el
.Mormon eniigratils nrrived it: .lid*. I' M, I
at tin1 ptcscnt spot where Salt i.ake C'itv is
M'tuate.t. Here thecliurch conlmited in
prosperity. A inncnilieeut temple was
built and stmit!-? to-day
Urigliam Young tlied August 0!>th, |s??t
nt Salt Lake after a short iiliicv. lie
was the father of lifiy-s x children. Me
left neve n tie ii wives, sivtcen sons ami
twenty-eight datiglitei's. July 21, |s<?7.
Sail Lalo- celebnited the fifteenth auuivci*
siiry of t no arrival of the piomer MOrmonft.
A feature of the oeleii:alirm was the oxiii
bition t>f efT^vjl^ and relics of ^ uuug.
Smith and other prophets of the church.
As a conclusion to thi> articlo it might
lie staid that certain part* of th? Mormon
faith have been suppressed by tho laws of
CASTOR IA
/ THE HMD YOU HATS ALWAYS BOUGHT
ihu stftl. of Uijih. Tilts church if it ma)
ht? rullcd h tfiuich, Mill fluUiWa-H, !r ?
oyer, wii\? a modified full h. ami many
ui! over the I1. S. Imvo t ho; i* "K<?*
Ql'giWl izfij cliUU'li of Jcritx Christ ?>f
Iiultcr D.iy Saints, " iiftdrr which
doniginit inn 1 ho fojJow? rs i f I In* f?ilh |? : *?
ft-i i??Jk' known.
Ai'J'ksh'X. ? Now with tho light mmI
knowledge (hi* m I i?dt> ho'iis, h"W any one
can ooi'iM-ifiitnm: Iv follow or f .. i, vindl
/ 'V
<??* I ?- tho fuliu \ of lln- Mormon fmili i* Iht
join! lis > mind l ? ? rompn In n<l ll-> otij.;
Ji, ej.li Smith is ri.oiiif'i f>-i in**
Vi-ritns \ iui-ii .
, ^ ? ? -
Ij-ilucationd (Jotuiau.
Tin. mHtt'-f f? f ?M r p~!nmn is Mry%l?ed
l>y ( t > i u 1 1 v .w.ii|> 'riirlciici.,iil <>t F.iIi(cmI iou
L. Ii ( o|u-!and , Mid ail >iiifn U.H i?'IW
intended for thin ilcptirl im nl jlioiild W
ml<t rvsscil to lii:n ut ( 'ainden. S
Mauv lilt* i. h ii ri m are before l lio
'LPfliblului iiuee.tino the nchools
of o ii r Stale, A mi (mi ^ them wo no
tice iln) following : An not. re
quiting tlio (lyinj; of 1*. S. Hugs
I torn all public school buildinj.8,
ami icijuiriug tho liible to be. road
in all i-chuols supported w holly oi
ill |)!tl I l1v vl.o public f unds.
Am not to amocd tin law <>l
relating ti? tin* f ii in ikIi i ?i of school
books :it, actual cost to the pupils
of public schools.
A loll i elating to ? ho kind 'f
uc.hool hisVoios which should bo
?aed io our school*. An net, ?'?
|V?i v thu A ml i tor of Kershaw ( o.,
jfi f? 0 (>0 for etitoiing tho spce.Lnl
uc.hool luxes oil I. in il :i |>1 icatc.
Tho usual oiiiiiliii' of special
lulls of local importance have boot:
oH'cnd (li-Tiiil I'll iintl killed. Wt'
it us* I that w hutever mcasuios may
be pushed will bo fi ? I tho benefit ol
? our schools; I lint, tlo v may still
In it h o r impsove tho educational
system, who. Ii should l)<* thn case
of every eitixcn of South Carolina
H ? ?*
The County Teachers' Associn
Itioii lii ld i's February meeting in
the Cnuub n (iiaded School build*
i ng on S at u id i v, Fob.
-1* hi; alien l.itic.c was good oonfiid
eritiy I ho coldness of the day. I ho
?issocintiou welcomed us visitors
Mian Mat tie lilac k, ? ManitiP
Uaboti a inl Prof. Hartoii Wallace,
I* re??, of Kic.bluml Co. Teachers'
Association. The meeting was
opened wiih prayer by lh-v. .1.
IhoH. l'alc. 1). I).
The lirst subject discussed vv:is
"Ihi'iy Wotk lor Fiituarv Grades."
Miss Mario \V alker opetu-d tho sub
ject. Shu spoke of work along the
lino of the class si mi tos which
might be profitably gtvctl. '1 ho
subject then io tho dieoussion by
tho members widened itself to gen
eral "busy Work in School," and
several different linos of such work
wore suggested. The second nub
ject for dUcuxHiou ''Schedule for
Recitation and Study" wim intro
d need by Mr. .f. W. Dunn, Alio
placed a schedule * ? f recitations
upon the bli.ckhoaid tor comment
and criticism. Ho deplored the
u i: fi< 1 1 u n a e stale ol allaiin in ii
lni<?e part of our schools lhat
forces the teacher to get through
with mi many more recitations thin
onn ptopcily bo attended to. Pics.
Copilainl then spoke, among other
things, of llic lest order, or lime
for dill'cM nt recitations on tin
si Ii oi >1 schedule and urged pal tic
ii I :i r 1 v that nii'.hmetic be made s
forenoon recil a t i??ti.
j In the n?-ncr;?l rii>cu?sioii that
! toil .v>( d seieiiil roombcia t?poko uj>
I Rev.W. M. Slaughter,
or west viroinia.
j Writes of t!>o [Jencfito. Received From Or,
Miles' Restorative Norvine,
'i!' '*1
U. MILKS' Kostorallve Nervine ia
particularly adapted to tho restora
tion of health broken down l>y hard
mental work. Rr?. W. M. Slaughter of Now
Haven, \V, Va., writes: "I suffered with ex
treme iiervouj.nes*. dizziness, dull and ner
vou3 headache* nud sleeplessness. My heart
canto totmuMinp me, I w?;s short of breath
from the least e.xert ion. and suffered much
pain In uiy i'*f V side.
Medicine ami physi
cians puvc n?o no r?
ll?>f . ( procured Dr.
Milc.s' Kckior^liro
Nervine, New lica.-*
Cure and Nerve and
I.l xjh rills, and I am
*tfnMio words of com
mrnd&tloiy^ toth? result s ran be toontrong.
I *leep *f)) the dizzincAs and cnnfu*?<) feel
ing bare (Kaapprarcri, my heart trauhloa mo
no more aAd I foel jxrfe^ tiy well."
Dr. MIW nonoedlca are hoM.l.y all drug
gists under a positive guarantee, finit bottle
benefit* or money refunded. Book on
Mean find Kerreeeeot toee to fill AwUewrter
r mmoMium^o^mSSSiJZ
on t In sc uinf other jKiioln* yf Ok*.
ttubjtM'l. A nqutMl W'Hft Wh'\c nf j
I'rof. W'aMiioc, of I{ let* i i nil Co thutj
ho waiilil iii|<Ih'Hx tin' niff'ini! 1
Thin ho kindly ( onm ntiMl in ?1 ? ? Miitlj
ill H f<MV ? ?fttttppt UO'?l>* III1 I ? ?' If <? *1 Up?;
fl I
on the tom-hot* lit;* i hi port h oee ? ? f |
thoinuuh fmiiilinii v .vi'li I ! *? ?"''?jl
IJoct tHuyht, ftn?i th?* neee*>hy *? f I
pi?H(*r^lii>tf tho milij-'cl lo i Ito pn* j
pi!s ina faiiitliut, ami uliovo
nil, Ik livo ft'* I". 11" ??'??<>? Mil! ?U<I .
to tilt* t (?IK'lliM'H I (lit lloV I*w1 <| lilish J
unw??i? t ho n>vl V?-s n kiml of JJor-J
mil I m l it nil*.
Tho' ?msr?ei?tion ( i j >\ < <1 Mr j
WhIIri'o'# ron>*?k?? Vf'*,' 1? *??!? I v, nri't
felt vcrv jl? r n I <"? f 1 1 1 f?r I. is kirilrvss
in cinMcn' i ?!?.; to ml Ire** thoin.
J"rc? IMml < hiorilok-rt.
Cap I .T. W. Wilson, Clerk of tl n
n??H? Hrof Trn?tro? />f 4 1 ? : ?4 fcrSnnl ilii..
triei, Iihh rorh'nel ! Ho i^ t'e r>n'v
man that ha* tofiieno.l nn offleo in
.ll?/? count v in (lft v ^
! 'Wn Hoc Hint ih<' T.f'? i^hit nrr> tins
I pnJiKftl S 1 1 r ?1 . M:ivlioM'? hoviopI
ro'Tf'o pr oiiosit ion. TonHiors aro ?o
?oiivcottin 1 1 ii h ntfit.e that thfv ' * ? to
opr n nnfitJu'y hurl,' door for < ' ? . ? \r
coiom <>']<(! ?on of I liojc wlni (?:>?) nof
l*?n ?? < |1 o >r"ii!:iv examination.
S (:(?<> l)w> pMp'TS ll'tVC |ia<l K'? ?>?Ui*!i
nt>r>n? |i.f> Lnotcrcrt trial, 1 1 > o Kro</
I 'oini l.wllea. who pro inclined '<> nVn?
t'efir'P'f lt'!?t t ]<r'r tipftrr t'orV
J i!>: rl" 1 ?f* trmntPfl to ?*o into tho
! qmi^^o liuainoR^ have ho?;un fakii^
I in-' i fa* .
j Wo worn ask oil the other rl;v
how our farmers wcro Hivcee'linc in
'jtnftirjr that i>unno 't hov hovn ?/iv*
on lien5", mofct of Ihorn (?? Slio'ldv.
f/ilownit A. Co . ar.fl are now huxilv
omra?#?<l in hanlio'/.
W'horovor ^\!r. f >(1 ? Trnnt',r a'tonil?
oVi it roll thpRo 1 1 ? vf, tho pronohrr ij ;
to vomomh^r tliit, ho ha5*, on j
important ooljootion I o raivo
W'o pn rpo?-crl r?? t ortincr tlio pvo
, ft filings o I I !io Pon>l ^'aoi*i- 1
j triilo'* court. 1 1 ? i ** wrc!-, hiti ,T ;? '? ?rr":' I
| Noitaii Rcoinpf ih t.. kinif not??? j /?. ]
nif-it a tomp'?rarv or<t.-r roptniin''r>?/
nn from fiomlii'/jf t.tw-jn for pnlifir^- I
tio;i. Tho rn'o i? rofun ahlo n''Xt J
Sdtnnloy, ?h?'n "'#> hope to havo ?ho|
injunction removed j
M r?. T)?m?w??U nml Imt (hiin_'hlor!
Annio ftro vi.^it i?i?"* ft;i?"*i?*l h in j
Nowhorry count v. Wo ruslor. <1 nnr
henrtf'olt pymp'ithw-s to ll.eir lV:omls. |
Mr. Sp t/hn-'h Ohiior hriv: I ron on j
n vis?t to Mnokvilio. The j/ooil
honsowivos over tiifr * ore now l?n?v
scouring. Cal ('ror?kci*.
: Tax Returns for IB98.P
omw ?>f County An tifor, j
Keif haw < 'ninity,
(!jiiuilt'u, S. Nov. i'.O, "1)7. \
X"i i? r is ijcrc'?v triven thai tin* Adi
i ' >i *> i : : - ico f< ?!' i'ffi". vi'. JJ State !i lid ( 'on j i ! y
? ii v return* will 1,.' ojirn from .Innuaiv Jsr.
1S!)M t > l'Vhiiiiiiy 'JUtfi. lS!M,(Xuiulay< ex
cept fil . )
I I... <in)o?;of the Appointments at which
time the Aiulitor or ii.ss deputy will visit
the u.-ainl plncc.* in the county foi receiv
ing returns nre given below :
Turkey Creek c'r.iivh (school house)
Monday," .January Hist.
Lvzenhv's (W. Smith's) Ti?.e$rt'?v. j
Fel.'. 1-1. "
Haley's Mill, \Ve<lnes<lftv Feb. 2m!.
Itullalo (Kirklcv'a Store) Thlu^luv, Feb,
ani.
Wc I ville, .Sitturil.iv. Feb. .">ih.
C.mtey Hill, Moiiil ty, Feb. 7th.
Liberty Hill. Tin-nlay, Feb. St li
t'urebnVi Mill, Tliuwjiliiy. Feb lOI'i.
UiibonV X lu).t>b. FricJnv, Feb llllt. :
IMJ'OWTANT.
It is impoi t >t it t thai taxpayers in uink*
intr their lelurns, l>" earel'ul lo state llie
1 'liHriet? whether new ol- < M?in
which t'si-y ivsulo j?,t the I i i s ? t* of n:;i!\i;iy
n lilt it". A )><?!<? -tnle if it. is the j
tlistric; as win u li.. I ivtnrii v\a? m i?' ?
wuo sn or i. j} srAicn ::i:i r!;N>.
'I'ln* !:\\V I t l ilfl I ill! ['? I .' 'in.;
in;;- property or in atiywie having i-hnitc '
of such psopei i v ?'ii her :v .M^ci'l . husoa i <1
I'liiiiiliai). tiiiKU'o, wxocutor, i;il:?in;.-< i*nl t >r,
\-r.. return the sai ie muler eiith to the
Auditor. wilo rerpa -Is a'l persons li> l?e
prompt in him Iv ii;^c I heir let urns ami save
I lit' 50 percent penally, which '.vi!l !.c
ftl In I In- property valuation of ;i?l .peirons
w ho fail l<> innktf re' tuns ? it liiii the lime
pliSMlllCil 1 1 v I V.'.
liOW AND WHA T TO RKTl'KN
Assessors otvl taxpayer* will enter the
lirst ijiven mime of the taxpayer hi full,
also make u si parat'' return for ?-:i? ! i par t
iv fur tin' iown.-hip the properly is i:i ninl 1
where tin* 1'ixpiyer owns! tefll.'y to inser! |
!??' p?.-toHi<-<' Hq their place of ic.Milouer.
and Jlioso v. !:o (.ml v own pusotial properly!
?o jjive tla party's n A me who owns the
html \hcy live ??!!, ami in each ami cver\
ease lo\najiie ll.e No. of School I)i*ir:ct|
lh?' proper i y is in.
AM | ?'i? "mj . I Mini real Proper! yowncd t,n
I lit* 1-" <lnv (if .l.?iiu.u y. lfc!1^, insist lie iv
r 1 1 1 1 1 ? *il fur ??>;?: Mini "T> changc* o:'
1 1 nn^fcv.-. 1 1 r i'...! est a' ? noted.,
!ni :-'i< r In rt' oi'l <?')?! fusion, rar! irs nci); ?
i 1 1 ?_? r. i in r.s sliniiid ! :? i ?* i m i 1 1 1 1 H" i* of acre?
? >1 land owned :ii tinn-of mskinv I *t " -
! ii vns in rol n ii' its m.tri; -(l ? " I ?? ?*<;! I'ivi i*i
?V." AiiV Ival ii C*? J U i I t ? 1 < .1' IriMS*
f. r;v.I mi'kc y'-otild be rn! ?
in columns fort lint purpose jji viiiir minx
nf party <?(' putties from whom bought <??
t<> whom sold.
All now t>ui!<lii)jr^ should be returned ?
? ' 1 I'roptMi v" lU'ijitii'cil siihv last return 1
TiiK roi.i j Tax.
The in u I '?>n- ii ii! ion wi.icli w? nl into
full o|K>riit:oii iiltt'i tin* 3!*:t rf I V comber.
l.sM, pn>\ iiUs lor a poll tax of Otio !)<>'!. n
upon nit citizens 01 t his Stall* lift wc ? ti 1 1 . ?
itj<? s of Tw'oiit v*( ?!?? :;i:<! Sixty vents. ? \
?tpt i ii^t < on f. ?i. rate MiidiiTs n'luvc t l.i a>;?
of l-'ifty voni>. I'.iitii s making n iiin..
for the fiscal Mao wiil licar in mind
this <\>iislitiilniiuil provision and govern
i In involves accordingly.
All returns inns'. be mode on or before
the 20lh <l?k y of l*<4?fau?ry next. I c-innol
take ret urns alter that dale its the other
work of this ofllce nnM go on. AH re
turns made afu.r U?? 2<Wh ??f February ftfc
subject to the 50 percent. penalty
All rol urns stent by mail mum be madc
out 011 |irn|H'r Wanks and sworn to b?*forr
some pro;x?r officer qimlifiod to administer
said oath. Ot/.rric'tc l/t-.u tciU m?t h* nrreyt
til "t this nfi't in nturur.
The law pro\ ides that Insurance /?fronts
shall make returns for ihc business done
by each company.
The County Board of equalization* will
meet at the Auditor's office on Wednesday,
March 1 1th. 1*0*, for thfc pn^pOff :
equalizing property, hearing ct inp'iinb
protects, etc. r
J NO. R. I) RAKE FORD, /
AitallUt lUMhaw C?.
; C.^ J _
For Mi'Vriul vvii k* nu t
c<?i?l?*?t. )i,?y Imtii n ?i >? vni?|n l?h
uiiiiitfil. W?i yirl.l to 1 1
Mum nl of our ( o? i < Hp(rh'l?'?i? '
>?nd Uiiiko litis c?.iil? hi rut! f > '
\?uniji Hjcn ? n?l '.lie j>i <y.i- ?<? ' ?<* H<?
\ r ? i ? i ! l;<ly who w h h *11 t ? Mvfu! it
? iie J/ntir'H rontORl- -yovH'/rfcrf, t Ii<
\ Mti.jjf i:wly in williriv.'. Tlif (wmi
i??I. will I ??? l out v tlitmiyh FhWo?
?m v. h will lir Mi.Mit I ? *? t th<- p'iz*
will l>c a hwrri inn1, I li<* f??|lowi;,},?
is the cm?)|?(>h. Iliiny 1 1)?' in lit i>(
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IlVvV The Vctr. Stands:
j Mi \Y S Kuril <t . Camden,
Job Pi Intir.jr
\V?* ii.ivc :idded to our (.(11 co ?
inrjrer nnd more n.pid job pri ui in*:
? prt .'.s wil.ii ?! capacity <vf 1,(?30 an
jh~Mtr. (or j'?l? nj int
jinir soMciini. Satisfaction guar-j
j .1 ii t red.
Lej;al Blanks
v </ri'u!( ui';i! ]i -uses and 1 t'ns for
-nj?pli< p, licris on crop with nolo
!> lis of i;u!?. notes .'mil nio? j s.
m< >r* ; ? jf o ;; t.i real (-state m'*?' * i ! 1 o s to
real < state f??r t;a!o at this ollk'-c.
Ilui'y'a Pilo Suppository
1-t iMi'ifintccd to euro Tiles ami
Count ipntion, or money refunded.
.r?0 etw. per box. Send for list of
t.i- st i moninls and Freo Sample to
MARTIN RUDY, Registered Phar
macist, Lancaster, I'a. For sale
t iv all lust-class druggists every
where, and in Catndcu, S. C\, by
Frank M. Zotnp.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
All arc hereby forbidden to
trespass upon my lands near Lttcktiow,
?;.{ for the purpose ol htiulin<; wood
or for any other purpose whats.>evor
I'hi t ie? disregarding this notice will be
dealt wish < ? ? the full exten; of the law.
MKS. .M. A. KATOUFl K.
IjilcUnow, S. Jan. (itli, 18118.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
All persons a r<> hereby notified not to
t le^piiss upon t Itc estate lands of W. W.
iinll tor t no purpose of hunting. hauling
wood or f. ?r any other purpose whatsoever.
Any otv found violating tnis notioo will
he dealt with to tin; full extent of the law.
MRS. \V. W. HALL.
Administratrix.
Lucktwnv. S. C.. Dcc. 7tli. 'J>7.
UNTAPPED LUMBERS
I have established a vjsaw
mill at which can be gotten
fine untapped lumber for only
s.jc per hundred feet delivered
This is the only mill at which
you can get the real untapped
lumber. Prompt attention to
ail. Add res mail orders to
< 'aiU ? v P. 0.
A. W. WATTS.
Jan. 1 1. 'OS.
NEW BOARDING HOUSE.
I \vi>h to announce that I
have taken charge of the
hoarding house on upper Main
street lately conducted by Mr.
E. M. Heudrix, and will in fu
ture conduct it upon a first
class plan. The house will be
well furnished, and the table
supplied with the best the mar
ket allords and prices will I e
moderate. A call is respect
fully solicited and we guaran
tee satisfaction.
Respectfully.
J.'R. CLOUI).
SILVER THE ISSUE IN 1900.
Money the Pricing Instrument.
Civilization and Progress Have Kept
St?p With Money Suppl/ in All Ages.
The Money Question <li?ti*.se<l in the ,
tight of experience and history.
I- All
'ft'
The I,oading Bimetallic Taper of America.
V. a Senator w. M. STKWAUT, Kditor.
A correct account of the doing* of
Congress given each week.
A family paper for the horn* tnd (Ire
side. AUUie important happening? of
the week, condcuMd, In new* col tuna*
A large circulation (u eterjr 8Uti and
Territory.
Sabterlpitoa 91 Per Tnr.
fcen?! for sample; agent* wasted.
FnblUb^d weekly by IIm
?h*r Knight PtWlfMif C*.,
WMHIMOTOtr, a c
AYc tfc tallolVtfparation for As -
stmilaiiiig ihc ftXKh'Wd Hernia
ting j|ie i>u>uiAiici arxl ik>\vels of
Promotes Ditfeslion.CheerfuH*
iujss awl Resl.Conlalns neither
Opium. Morphine nor Mineral.
Not Kahcot i?.
A perfect Remedy f or Constipa
tion, Sour Stomach. Diarrhoea,
Worms .Convulsions. Kcverish
ness oiul Loss or Sleep.
FacSimilc Signature of
NEW YORK.
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
TORI
Tho Kind You Have
Always Bought,
Boars tho Fao-similo ...
Signature
?of? ( V
ON THE
< WRAPPER
OF EVERY
BOTTLE.
THE KIND
YOU HAVE '
ALWAYS BOUGHT.
TMC CCNTAUN COMPANY. NK* V0HK ClTV
OHIO RIVER & CHARLESTON RAILWAY CO.,
C/OBtj niK'd.y Vk'iJh 'S'lae
SOUTH CAROLINA &. GEORGIA RAILROAD.
Schedule In IKliVrt Ort. IS, ltt!)7.
Norl'i bound.
Tjvo. 7 1 1) A . M .
'? s r>7
" 10 25
" 12 or. r. m
" 1 05
" 1 4.*)
" 2 SO
" 2 r>:") "
" 3 no "
" -J 50
" 5 20 "
" 5 55
" <; i j M
" (> 2:
Arr. 7 30 "
- North lio'iiul,
live, g :jo r. m
Arr 7 05 "
( S . ( ' iv ( < . ,
CIlSMH ???(? n
i ?? nuMi villi?
K j t / v i i ] o
(O. K & ?".)
( 'ntn li'H
I\. r
:i \v
l.iU)Ci:^!or
Catawba .1 unction
IJock lb 1
York ?- il!?
Hiaciifcbtirj;
SIk !liy
Henrietta
Kon iv f'ifv
K ltliC-I loi'lton
Marion
((i y Division )
Llacks'-urg
G iffnevs
Smth-Humd.
Air. 8 P. M .
" 5 55 "
" ?? H " x
6
*? 3 00 "
2 00 "
1 00 "
" 12 15 "
" 11 55 A M
" 11 15 "
" 10 10 "
" 9 20
" R 35 "
" 8 20 "
" 8 05 "
Lvc. 7 00 "
Rnutli-^ound.
Arr. 7 25 A. M.
Lvc. G 50 "
Trains imu C??rn<lon run da ly except Sunday. TrainB betjyen
Charleston find jffci- gsv lie run daily, For information as to rates, Clyde
Line Koi ! nir, ? tc., cull on locaJ, contracting and traveling agents of bo ll
ronde, or
K. K. GKAY, Traflle Manager,
S. Ii. LUMPKIN. G. P. A.,
Blacksburg, C.
L. A.KMIW*!ONT, indll- MVrft'
Souib Carolina & Givraia R. K ?
Charleston, S. ki.
Thv-iivrd! bit/ (I i recto ri/ of evert/bod)/ . eeeri/irhere tlors not mention
the iidinc <>/' an fjbotl if of<ui?/ ni~e or ?f/r. icJto docs not love /towers*
The Famous . j
Floral Authority
Published at Rochoster, N. Y.
to 6TtfJ? '
k <>!t? Vein* l^oi- Wl.25.
VIPlv'S MAOAZ'NK bicli we fffcr ns a premium is a veritable mine
I nf inf.?rm*:t on ah nt Flouersand Vegetable", Low I c? yrow and car* for
them siuf. f. f illy, wlicih.r ill a limited tily lot or^largt r villngc garden.
\ farm In. in- nay t?c bnaMenc-J at 11 slight expense an I the grounds made
nt t rfw't.i v?", ii ? v I < ? f and f'O'Mdding.
All o n renders knu-v mir paper and liavo friends who should know it
an 1 :ippr?-.-ia?" i . J* a ehaneo to yet a llrst class family paper and a
montliU Mr.j; zioe f"f 'I-*' price of on?. Viek's .Magazine ih * 0 cents per
year and Tho i* $1 00 p-'r y?-nr Wo will nend bot'i prepaid for
one y ?..,r f(-r ni.lv i 1 2'? Tal e advance of this offer and briglrtcn up
-vo-ir linriio. K ervho'h in and around it will bo made better wilh tiowjrs,
and V i? k'> >'i trtixir o lells you all about it.
To Aim! *Vc Will Do r5 lie Ite.st.
"MaMflifP I * I ? 'i<' 'I r*jj'rMr:? ; T^uSir?
h?.1 CleUlrcn I. .1 in their ow*i
hom h !.v i i' i lli.iti' in' l!ii' K'?v :ii lu-l:
tuto r-f < I y I j . : Ml Ifrf , Stui'iiliOiiil.
Instant Relief cf Pain,
Kven oM l)i lorii?i!u: J >i lU'-IV.of Pair
hy
LOTOS r.ATMS. Slll.l'irru nn.l OX V
OK X ?nrj 8AI.T SKA IfATFIS.
Knsy. Harmlcs? IVnrvtnoitf M)?l AI
mosl *ur?*.
Ocnt'o pvrivirr>? for wonk rhililven.
an?l < tf-nil- mpn ?rn 1 Jwj!?ch jyiih vuai
IliPKii Ur joTi.ts.
TIi ?? trrnlirpnt i* ondtvsoil bv {Jtc '???#!
mpdiVal facnlty of flip worM. T)ic fyh..
trtlrlnpr (TRf?v}V#PH usually yfel.l to
irpwtmen! : Temporary of strorfriH,
ner*'?u? nmstrntian. in?n"nr?nl?.
rhp?rri?ti*TTJ, rrf%i8?l?r?*tinn, pi:e?\ kidney
?flfecttop. ulprlno weakn*??vfe>si>tlc wpnk
offer* p?i *j?inr ?ml joints ?
Br. J. E. Bfcdl ey,
Professional Nurse.
^Jg^mwwwP. M. A Df
In 'I lie Chronirlo voting contest
Mr. M. L. Smith
was declared to bo the moat popu
lar member of the Camden Bar.
Nov. 12 ? 1 yr.
Beautiful i
Hair I
_>f " i
Dr. Hurray's
Universal M&ir Promoter
Cure* fludrnC ?|np* ttir Tint r from' foil
ing out. the growth,. to ?
nupitrk <lr<**(n^, nixl mx i i!jf,
by itfturUliing il? mil*. v> ill vrljr.iv
?lorv *????> Utr to-U* nriaiw*) color. II fe
tto> piMtMllenw of all batr nuiurori.
Pmct, M OO LAoct Somt.
For ?6|* hf ttnigffUla^ If not. Irt i *
?hi] ii will bo MDl,)>ro|4il?l. hjmw
?*f| *rKr. :
WAouf ?rTi>??? ? ?? m i? ?" ? ? . _7~
Murray Msoicimk Com#am>
ATLANTA, OA. ^