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Ijosal ?' ' ! ? ? A Large Cane. Mr. John K. Stoke?, <>f Tillor'j F?mtv, bi>? brought to our of ll ec >i si'ilx ni sugar cuiut having 'J 1 loi n ??. Tito utiito was raided nil Mr. It. F. Hough's fann. ? # ^ Ho' man, Tho Tiick Bicycle KuIm Killtcl. We see tho statement in t h? newspaper.* that Hetman, the link bn-ycio i tiler v\ln> recently i ' Camden unit i ho "A Jav i'mm J I l oupe, whs kll U'd ? ? i: ? ? nix lit 1 it v l week. 'I he young in ? i? . hu it. is? stated, ti ll from his w 1 1 < ? i ! w hilo iu tin; ..nil*', of liis | M1 1 f ? ? i - in a nee. His net k wan Imkcti * ? \ the fall and death followed hIioii!\ after t ho uccidl'iit. Two Feople at T.ynehwoo(fl Nnnlv 100 Years Old Wo Lake the folb/ving from I ;>< Darlington N^^r^ol lust wet k ; Kditorl^flTngton N?*a's: ? o-i m Yi3iir|>^TT\n(:h wood, Keishaw ('<>.. rvj t Jfo 12th iust., at tho home <d NyA. Bethune, I found Mi as Katie fill une who is in her hi net v-eigh' ii nr. She is in good Health and is "al?1e to walk about the limine. During the name \isii 1 had tin pleasure of meeting Mr. .loci Vai boron yh at the home ? > t Mr. M. K. Yarborongh, who wan ninety nine y.'fis of age. .j. F. Sinllh, ? ? ?*?? - ? - NOTICE. Akl)C33 11^ Hon J. J. McMahnn. StateTsupt. of Education. ?% x * Tho Kershaw County Teacher-' Associjjiiion will meet at the ("an dep ("haded School building at 1! o'clock, Dee. ft, lion. .1. McMahan, Supt. of Kducalion, ?id ? address the meeting ?it 1.1 o'clock All interested in education a:e urged to come. It is desired espe cially that an ninny Tiuslecs a? possible be pi csent . Laurens T. M ills, J. W. Dunn, President. Secretary. Feb Off a Railway TrcBtle. A special from Kock 1 1 ill dated Nov. 27th says : "Just before reaching this plaee the Southern's train frotr Char lotte crosses the Catawba river ov j?r a trestle 50 feet above tin- water, Saturday night the train slowed up on the truslle, hoiuc person culled 4,Roek Hi!!," arid a man, with his arms full of bund lex, supposed |o be North Carolna whibkv for a Rock Hill "blind ti^ev," ran to the platform and stepped oil. II thought, he was nearing tho depot, >ind did not wish to be "spotted with whiskey, lie fell 50 feel tf> the river below. Nothing but his hat h as been fou nd 000 lbs cand v , French mixed at Cf:\? Singleton's ('locks at G?dsenheiiuei's. Col. SliuidiiiK of Sumter, To Retire*, After 67 Years. Wo lake tlio following from lust weak 'a Sumter Watchman & .Son tL ron : "Wo noticed during tho past lew days somo modification being made in the office of (?ol. Blanding on I lie Court House Square, and yesterdny stepped in arid nuked him what it meant. Ho replied that haying do tenuined on account, of his deafness to retire from the practice of' law. he jind 8old(}ialf of hia olliye lot to IM :? j VH. P. Wilson and the otliqr'\l;alf to Mr. D. M. Young, and th'fly were tinkering at it, thinking to improve t>y modernizing it. Of course we look advantage of our professional right as a newspaper man to ask ns many questions as we pleased, and like, the Yankee girl, had tho right to demand answers. As wo were in the pathway of modern local legal hiato rv we did not want categorical an swers. and ro pumped out the follow ing information t Co). (Handing I came to Sumtervillo Christmas day, 1843, and swing out his sUinglo no a young limb of t ho lav. Hays ho know but nix nxri in old Sumter pin A. trict. thon composed of Claremon* And Clarendon counties, and t hey - were ecbool and South Carolina Coi Ej lege niat.es proceeding his class of W 1841. .Starting at. the law in Catu. den Christmas, 1842, he staid there a year, hnt jjould . find no business afloat that ho could pick up and make his bread, so he put all his worldly goods in a one horoo cart on ft borrowed hor-'C t^nd with borrowed money in his pocket, camo down nod settled in Snmterville. Ho divorg oft fr >ra his enrt on the way down to visit the old Hatfield school bouse near Bradford Springs, where be and l>faj classmates. R Manning, J. B. Kershaw and W. W; Shannon, play ? . fld their pranks in 1836 and v3?. and wound up by two whipping "old Hat" in a rough and tumble tussle, r the other two standing ready as a reserve. lie bought the lot fcjnm Dr. A. J, China's father and built an officc and ?Roved into it in .Tnly, 1844. since which time he has been in the samc^ room and Aujae seat, with the same ? law fcboke around him, except near two years in Mexican war and over foar in thej"Tittle late unpleasant ni'H. /'Hm partners have been, hfs ancle - W* JP DsSeossare, Jobn 9- Kicbard ? son a?4 with tbe latter, Jobn J? D?r < g an, Joseph H. Earlc, hie eon, W. D. B tan drag, 1Ir F. Wilson and P. - B. Frassr. Jr. Thesdtwonld uen lo fee jj. but not so for an active jrtac QfW years, and probably the of Ilia bar of Iboj l'tuAOital, J? '? Hoy and ('. I ' (V ink lor worn in n( u*n?is iipAn f-liu- Supremo (.'unit in l o'uinliiti I his w ook. *' Mrs. I> Mi-IXn.iultl anil clnMron, o k , Koralmw, uro cisitiu^ Mis M c 1 . i ? ? . aiita si-.!fr Mrn. \V. H. lluui'li, ?-f / 1 our low nv Gone Into Bustiu-ts fov Himsoii' Mr. \V. T. McCoy, w Iih I. ft K> ? > sliaw county Severn! vara h.w? i ? ? si position in !? l ii nil) i ? Mofo in ( 'hai lotto, N ? i 1 , 1 1 hi 0| ? ? ,1.1 lip >X ItUsilU'WM It)' Ills I.WII, i\i ' ? M o(' oy i* '? id oh t ?' x c ? t- ' Urn I \ n .? wan and if honest v, jntt ^iiiy, p< :? i vo 1 :i i\ci< m in I OHol'iiV i'miu' I'm ?tnyiliui^ we nrr *t?U' ho will sm - OOI (I. D.'uthut Mr, W K. L'c'.i. ' A sj><'i'i:il Icom Ilnrtsville to I i i ( '.In i, liin St!?'r, iliitoii N < v. !?.'?* . : - >i \ s : " M r . W . K . 1 i 1 1 1 , o f, 1! j vilio, tlioil this in lining. 1 1 ?? w wi'll and fnvoi?il>lv known llirnnij: iint, ? ;?mU'I i) ('nroliuu; was the lit ! uHontinnt of Hurtsvitle and w ui:i?isl,i at{| nt. tin* timo ol hi drat h." Mr. Hi ll has ninny relatives I ;u qi)i?int uihtk i y l his oonnty wli. : ?ill res? rot to learn of tiis doath. A W i f o Elopes. s > , lit v. William Cramer, I preacher iinil carpenter i> want? ? grin rally, and I ? v \j. \V. ( amphel!, a hard- working employee of I'm j mill, (j reclivilU , cspi eiady, for rui iiiny iiw.iy with Mr. ( 'amplieli^ i \ i liow- haired mid hi ue-^ved liti! i \vi !*<?, who I ? m h K'cn fifteen years <??' ! married hli-s during wluel: she h>" jhnine nine children and lust foui j frniit tt-f i It. The Rev. Mr. ('i I incr's home \va> formerly ?t Princ; ton, this county. --('lir.ton Xovvh. ? -> ? The Colored Fair. The Kershaw county (' dored li Idustrial Fair has hcen in pi-ogre*1* | u.l this week. The exhibits art J very good indeed, there is a largv crowd in attendance and a goo?i [time is being had. The races in i Kirk wood yesterday afternoon dn w In tremendous crowd there. I lu | managers of the Fair are to he e.on Igi'iiulated upon then successful management of it. We wish next week to publish a list of the prtmiums and to whom j they were awarded. Hanged In Darlington. Kdtnund Luckey uiul Thomas! Mitcli<ll, two nou roes about Isj tears of ??*;?*, were hauled in the! !):u lingl on cn u nly jail for brutnl'\ 1 assaulting a ymin# while woman) tiear Lamar. After they ivorc on' [lie Fiall'old Slim i IV Scarborough' asked : "KmI Lm key, have you any nta 1 *?- j UK* I) t t<> muld?" He promptly replied: <;I an.1 guilty; J did it all by myself, hi>;. J 1'om .Mitchell had uilhiug lo <b? j wilh it." f ti reply l'? tin- untile question addressed lo tho oilier, Mitchell! said : "Yea &irf*beforc God and al?j Lhe?e people I am innocent, but Jj (i tn ready to die and expect to he | in honvcu 111 live minutes. I wai.i j Lo thank all you people, and M : fleorge Windoni, f?r not killing in i nl the time, for I wan not then pre i pared lo die, hut now I am ready Lo u< ??' ? This is the first legul hanging i: Lho State for the crime of rape, an 1 Darlington county haft nt-t an t:;- ! ample worthy of emulation. , , , a Marriage?. Mr. .lap. Team, and Miss Malit?. | I'lyhurn, were married at. the Melh- < iidi-*t parsonage in Camdon 011 last Wednesday night, by Dr. J. Thos I'ate. I Mr. .1. T. Croft Miss Ida! .'Johnson, both of( A 11 1 i ? ?c h were I married on Sunday la?t, notary public, J. VV. Davis odlciating. Mr. Geo. Moore, of Ridge way, and Miss Nellie Hammond, difugh ter of Mr. H. Hammond, ??f West Wateree, were married last Sunday night at- the residence ? >! the bride's father, Rev. I). A. Phi - lip?, olllulallng. Rev. It. T. Black 111011 and Mi?-* Mary West, daughter of Mr. J. A. West, of Roland, were married on Sunday the 19th innt.. a*. Shannon school house, notary public II. T Johnson, ofllciating. Yesterday at 10:80 a. in. wris *oleuHHR<?l Hi the Wnshingt.o*: Street church the wedding of Min* Catherine Annie Muljer, of Colum bia, and Mr. Oscaf 'James Meron< \ of Cuuideu. The bride is an attractive young lady, daughter of Mr. ?nd Mrs. F. A. Muller, and sister of Mr. C. C. Muller, manager of iho Columbia Printing company. Mr. Mcrnney ta a popular young railroad man, being employed 011 -the Aaheville division of the South ern. He baa already tiea to Co lumbia, liia mother having been Mis* Reed of tfata place, aa will be pleasantly remembered. Aa the organ gave forth the Men IRlMfOUB wedding 1 march under R/tf. fressley'e musicaf fingers, the wed ding party came up the aisle. 'Ax the chancer they were mets:by the bt Idegroom and hie beet man, Mr. I Reese N. Wood, ifilh Miss Enlah Boawell of C?ndt-n, the pretty and atylish bitdes*aid.* - XMf will reside In AnfcetiHe* N. [ C,? ColemWa a taw, 80U? Utt. I Our supply '?f pnpHi tlul not j rivirlt us until 1 o'clock inrl.lY, ill i i t'li ii*> it it? iu ?? of whi<<lt wo ?<)?' ??rsl i,,iu r.i isitt'i this \vr<>k 1 1 1 in us ' u >1 1 . - . - ' Vi'Jis Wanted ' v. *1! } . V l??... i fur I ilt'lU if MMl i in i x.'ii. I!. I Di-Puhh. j I ' . uNc:;, S t ' , ii v 2 I ! Ii. 1 8 to 0 j 'Ji..- I ' ? in ? ] ?i f.?<>\ Ii-iM t "I tn iv ? j t II I 111 1 1 !?< Ill ( , 't !l I'll S I f I I ' > 1 1 M \ lit >? ! r I ;J ! T ..t til*' <;il>u' W.'iS Is In (1 I ?' . ! \i v?u 1)1 < )>??(?, I). i , l)r. FaU\ I )r. . 1 1 i i )?; . 1 \k! r. t In' | it 1 1 ..I I ur J > : ? Jlt?r <>i I.\'ti!tiiiu St Mi'llm.l . ('Iiiifcli \\ i! princli lih furrWiiM >< " I in hi ii. xi Sunt) . v n j 1 1 1 1 *n* i .* . li.t' Itiiir yrnif> ?if Ins rosnicrwi'' j Hiitoii^ uJ, In' l:H> i )ii It ;ir?'t 1 lntii^ if ?{<> i-xtTvoiir ntiil r is ^ tunt t < r ? t i rouii.t lluit i.t' will hnvo !<? ? li'tivi" u* Ui: ;tliil Ills c'1 :irir.;ii^ w ( ? t\ i 1 1 ?';iri\ with t!u in tlif *\ ;.m j ??!' t.v* i \<mo in mir communi y ? ri futuru pfiJspi'rit v. F.-rtuiiii ? I j in<U?o 1, will lit* i In* i'IiUjyIi an 1 c?iii; i M.nnil\ tluit w.l! ??'?) liiuj t >r tli: r i I ! >'ist< u . Mj*. John tiimlsay . 1 he ;'li n 1 ion ?> I ? > ll I' u ade i s t ! (' 1 1 lit I L 1 i H iid V ? I ? l ."?* II O' II (? ? > I Jolt n 1 - 1 ?? < I ? :i n , m Ito has ici-eii -\ " i k* f !<?' I up husitusa in I'aindi- i. Mr. Liiolsav !i!*s one of the ho i siock of groeei it-s to In* Ion sal, ui d his I. r*?i? I incut to 111-* riistomera is ?iNn t he ycrv Its!. I' wilt certiii ? K" ho to yolif if I Vat) 1 age III full om Mi. Lindsay when you want, an\ t hing nice for h'-eakfast, dinner < . breakfast, dinner or supper. Ills >. t nl 4 ? iH tltiee dovMS uhoW! .Ml. A ! >. K i m ned \ ? ? W" ? 4 Suicide. ill. A. i i . ( 'o\ i !io ton, hook-keep i'. r fiii M :? \ r>U'v A ?) to ? k h< > ii , rtiilro*nl e.ontraiMvrri who urn bnildinir t ti f >> A. L. trestle over tlu- NV nli'icc I' ve r, com mil t ed Htiicide hist Mon , I u v ?? i h i, 1 iy sbobti n ? hiinst .1 through the head with a pistol Hi in tnl i* :ni attempt several tl uy s ul' * !.? end his life by jumping <?!! ? i l, Ik; liver bridge. Mi. (ovingloi. >vuf? a younu man from (.'hcraw just 'J 1 years of aye, an. I tin: in !'??? I.u mm It* occurreriff is ycrv much rt g rotted. 1'Jir, remains were car r if * 1 to (>' hermv i uily Tuesdav in Mi i j ?* for i ui f rmcn t. Ml Ziov.. / ,.T Hear t Ihronicle : ~ Your host or readcrx will not object to a bri> t Mkctc.h from til i h point, ( "o I ton, peas ami poialots ari about nil gathered and prospects somewhat. brighfei flia.ua year ago. Fat mors seem to rralixo tin; impoi tunoo of crowding out cotton 1 ? v ] > I j 1 1 1 ti n small grain, Cnpl. A. M. p.'id ?J. S Dunn have { rovried their farm Willi a first-class equipment lor making molasses. I w on Id suggest that oven ho : ? uho can, plant a good sized patch ?, lieo. All I lint is needed to make us llio most successful people in tin1 sjind hiils is fnergv, diligence and machinery to put our products in mat ki t shape. (Jood will lo all Frank. Loat a Horse. A iiorse belonging to Mr. T. W. It. Smith dud last Friday nighi. I'lii: horse was h very line om; and the loss fulid quite heavily upon Mr. Smith. ? O* ? - - Tho Legate liouye on Fair stn ? ? js undergoing some much needi d reptiii h. Citation. State of Sout h Otirolinn ? Ki-i j-Iihw Count v. 11 v (\ Ilnile, Probate Whoren*, William Ciaitlier ma h* suit to me yranl to him LelterH ol A'hnir istvation of the Kbt'ite of and ?Ueet* ?u KcIIh Martin, dccea?o<j, late of Kershnw I'oiinlv ??? These are therefor** tofitmind aJmoiv isl> all and sineular the kindred and jcircditms of tho said Mella% Martin i 'deceased, tl.a' they bo ninl appear before me, in tli? Court of J'robatu lo he liohi at I Camden. S. 0., on tho J <?t h dny of i Deo. in?tf after publication thereof, nl i ti'cloc-k M. to .-hew <.'nufe il any they liave, why he suid Adminift ration nhould | not be granted. I (iiyen utider my hnnd and seal this | Onth dav ol Nov., j\. 1)., Published i>n ton 1st -lay of Dee., IS!jn, in T ne Camden Chronicle, C. C. HA ILK, Judgo of I'r date. Kcrslmw Cou'ity, BEHIND OUR COUNTERS is stored ready for the wants of our patron* the choicest stock of fancy groceries and pore food product, tea*, coffees, rice and sugars and >l?<r beat brauda oJ* canoed ^oodn Unit tti? laundry anp ' plies. tobMbo and cigar** and we e?*?l at prices that are as' low as on good* are high tfradc. Let u? fl l your orders for yonr candies and Xmas floods. Mr. L. L. Oapeland baa ebkrga of oof Branch Store. * Phone 51, Long Distance. ? Our Grocery Department | Has Proved a Winning1 Card. OUR MOTTO: -Quick Sales and Small Fronts' Has drawn ihetr.. do. u e ale n s ? w <?i{ei;e:; }.jiea{?r in (! Itivinotll S l!':aii \ ? ? I ill lloaVN i 1 11*1 i . 1 1 1 1 ? \ liitK'I'iii'.s. < li ! I ? i mi sir whit wv t' lM'N' , We \\i:i ast??n U i> you w'.tli prie? s a. <; varie'x . i'illi LtttT AM! IHUiW STIK'k (IF SHIIfS i\ Til!! CUT. A I'll 11 I .ine ?>i MimiV Suits from oO to slO i'11. \ niif: : I Pants Sui s *?.?>(> to ^lO.(M). Hoys knee Pants Snii T *>e. I<> . ( iM , To call ami see will no to save money. ^ ? ifillli . i!s;.:ii!hlli unit i. ii ii m H JNT<L->X/t7 X.?s T'lro Tii.io ?3:v> Sow Xour j 1\ o O JL^. 1 O i-A L X C 1 X~-LO ZK -X> IX I * 1 ' ? Xn Tiio WVxy <O.K." ? At KENNEDY'S--! yyt -W VI- ? W"-?. 3H 3ME A , D rwo STORES. lliodwaie a general lin? the* Most ( Vm] ?Iete in the m!\ Nails; f on l, finishing ami I ine. Iron, Steel. ( la! vanized. and Pipes. \V aienvorks ami Plund ers .supplies, Bni'der H ardware. f anners tools, engine littn^s, u I ic r \ . fjuns, ear 1 1 hint's. slalis, valley tin. Bar!). Hay and Smooth Wire, l'Vill line < '<?' ?k i m: Stoves ami Heaters jtyst l"ee< ived. (,'nltoii and Sisal Kope. ('rockery aml> ( ilasswure, \\ lliow ware. Unekets, Baskets, Broom.-1, Tuh.s, elc: Tinware, Wauron material, spokes, hubs, rims Ruhher and Leather Bnltinj; ami I ,nrinir. '{oovo Ik Ccixtai)Q.odL in UNT-o. 1. Heavy Dry C .ioods, Notions. Shoes, Ijlats. Saddlery, \\ hips and !iip I Jones. (Groceries heavv and (shelf. CoiitnimcdL In liSTo. 13, Seed Wheat Ked May, Beardless Kuleasier, Purple Straw and 11 oine Raised. R Y K and BARLKY. ? Texas, R. Ii. I*. and Home Raided. Will meet all lair (competition. ttoiual your pat ran ago am not independent ol the People; Respect lully, A D KENNEDY. ti 1 Tax Returns for 1 900, (Hliec of Coiiit'y A n-litoi*. i Jv ?? ? > !ia w ( ? . .i ii i y , Camd<*n. S. C,. N ? ? ? 'fl. S .Notice i: In icliv j^jVfii i lia! I In* -\ u < I i - tor'- otlicc for ?(?(?:?!? i i ; 1 1 ? ? :i tx 1 t onnty 'a\ ret tnir- ill l?f ?>j <-ti Ii* hi .Inutility 1st. HWK) (.. ]?% bum i\ c( II ' : 1 (Stltlda V - c\ L'Opb'll ) J' he ilaftxof 1 lie '|.|>'?ii.l ii.? lib' ill w ? It lf-li time the Aud'tor or tiis deputy will A i -i; tin* i!?nal place.-. i>< I county for i'i c.i iv. in^ lot urns are ^iven 1 : J. nek now. 'I ii.-iila v January 1?. Tuikcy Civ ok Wwlnc-day. Jan. 10. Lvneljwood at !'>?>! Ollice, Thursda v. .luni ii. Haley's Mill, i ;dav. .bin b?. Kirk ley's S r.ir Saliii'lav, Jan. I.I. Iv.'litliaw Moih1.iv. Jail. b> Westville. 'i'ii<-..K.y J. hi. 11. Ku-h-ll 1*1 -!???? lot*.*- lay. Jvt. 17. e.1 Jliertv Hill. Thu.;.-da\, .Inn. is. f CiuHry llili. Kiidav Jan. in, Jinlion's X Roads, Tuesday. Jan. C'liroton's Mill, Wednesday, Jan/04. IM I'OUTA NT. It is Important llm! taxpayer* In nirtk ini* then fcJwiM*. lift o.i?vf?.J b j *t.nU? Uio sonoij JisMiot ? wli. llii r n? w or old ? io which I hoy ri'isMc a' i l.c time of making' returns. Also to soil** if it is the satijc district as wIkii I ? s t return wag tnadi.. who siioi; i.i> makI'I i:i:r(fu.Ns. The law loqui res I hat- all pultons own? itttr properly or in any wi^i having chaise of Mielt pi ope i t y oil |c r ar ntfont . Imi-WiiimI miar lian. tiiiHtoe. executor, administrator. &c.. return the-ame nudcr oath tT |he Auditor, vvli.? i | ? i? ?- 1 < a 1 1 p'-rsou* to b> protn | .? in making their rot urns and save i he .r?0 per ( '111 |***i afty. which will l.e ndd <?<1 bi the properly valuation of all p.-tsoiis who f: i > I to make icI m n> wit Ii in tin; lime prrrrrihnt bv I* v.*. HOW AND WHAT TO UKTl/KN Assessors and taxpayer-! will onlri ;lic Or^t ffiven name ??f the taxpayer in Inll. ji!.s oiii^yi- ii,f. -pur.it return lor ouch par ty for i/i<* township t lie* property is in mm whci*e/he taxpayer owns real.'y to insert t lie p?-Ltof!lee fi? t heir plaeo of residence. Hiui tlirVo who only own |KM*onal propeitv to givo fhe party's name who owns the land thcMrrvon, ami in cnch and every case to iiHim* flu* No. o f .School District the projxtrty is in. ? All |M*moiiHl ami r<al Properly owned on. the 1st dny of Januaryv^WlM, must t>e re tnrnwl fo^. taxation; afTI anv clianpe<? or tmnsfors of ival estate notc<l. >. InoriKr to avoid oonfiHnn. parties tnak i : ;*r rtUurns should tlate nmnlKT of aoie^ 'fit iaiitl owned at time of making l<st ro liiri>*\in eolun.ios nisikwl *,|{?*r?| I?rojH?r ?v.'' Any r?\a) estate acquired or trans ferred ????-*? rrt*?r??i? bIkmiM bw entem) in coluimiH for that jnirfiose Rivinp n?m?? of [Mirty or parties from whom bought or lowlicui p;bld. AH new huiidinps should returned as 'Seal Property" acquired since |pt return ^NC^MFfTAX. Under the recent Act of the Legislature ?II oemms baring asrroM income of 'f wrn If'tff Hundred Dollars or more are re [jj[* I'll K I'OI,]; TAX. The in; w Constitution wlneh went i i; ( ?> full <>|x>'iiti<<n, ilftcr r In* Illsl of Deeondi -r. I n !>."?, provides for a | >1 1 tax of Olio Dollar ii|'on nil <'llizo,u$ of l tils Siale between l Ik* . iijji s of Twent JM 'fit* and Sixly year.*, vx 1 pt ih|? ('? ai federate soldiers al m vo t Ik- a ;it i'l I'ifiv yours. Parties making Tolurn.s for tin- flueiil year l^iis will bear in mii:<l this Const it uiioiial provision and govern t henisolvr- b ncconliiiirly. All returns mtisi lie math; on fir be.'ore 4;i)" ?0t ImIkv of I'V'ljruHiy.iifXt. 1 eftnnol ts^kc rot urns alloc it at date n? the otli-i work of this oili< o tnu i o ??n. A1P" i? lurns ina<lt* after the :?0th of February aio ^uhjoot ?<> iho *i0 |i> i < i'ii t. penalty All rot urn? sent l?y mail nui.-t be ina-ie * ?-iii <?ii jH'>)X'r blanks "worn to before | iomo |irt',iorf)f!icor qualified to a<tmiiu?t>-r j M?| it | on ill, O/hmcirr ihrt/ irtfl ti'>( be ci rijit j ><l (U thin <i)if "* rttum *. Tho County Hoard of Konoli/atior, will ! meet gtiheoilli o of tho County Auditor : on the 4th Tuesday, <>| March 11)00, for iho Ipuiposo of t<jiiii!iziii'.r property, Inarm;,' complaints and protects. I v t nnrcK, Auditor Kershrtw Co, I < Wo wjji H' II you Saldino*, .f *? I - j j ( ' r ac k I.* i9} < rikcu and Cun.'lier I I ua .uln ap lib a u y liodVt Kin^U'ton'M Bakery. Kino hub} Ofirri iitfoJt nt, ( loisen helmet'*. N? w 1 1. urn* Sowing M uclt i net*, i> ;;r:idrs nt fioisenbrimcr'n. t'uilnin p ica nt (?cM3o tiheiiu?t '*>. M icliine needles and oil, (it iscnheioioi'H. f AlTO?TIf)XMKi\'T li.'licionoy Profits from State iJ.spen sary. No. i 2 ? f>2or> :$ ? 21 r.u l 1 1 ;n> I 4't r?2 JW 45(i 41 W ft7 r,r 8* 42 H 7.4 31 (Ml AM 72 J*' r,'0 67 5 PECIflL "Thanksgiving Cur IS ?{ II K ri,A'.:K mi (I t> " \\ II NT." will say I ;nl n is I >r . (J .. u-< upon top of j )| \ ' ( 1 ' 1 1 I I II It l\ ?? i!, I V I P f | U'l ('* S . 11 \v?' u ru? to ;ilu nr>t l<? \vr movo lull r\l|.tiisl tiiii >|> '<v, nli'l \ ail \\ < h I ' < t {(< 't ? I it* I O. ollf |ivl,0*i COM 10. ;ji\ <? u i l'. \\ i? i 1 1 * 1 1 ot \ o.ir time? ;i ?J vc will u ? tr :mtrr th(t \ o i v\i ! not Iomvo \\ il hou^liciM* j>! mmn| w i 1 It stvle, (jmili f \ ;iii(l pre.! ilia! will n turn i<> your homes fW'ling fully r-. ]>:iid. THANK8CIVINC NOVELTIES mi tlrcsH jr? ?<>< I s in nil thn fauhioti&hle ?olniM mimI texture# wo ?ro Hhowjng tn liii.cv houeh*, poplin ami silk unci wool |>!(t ill,", silk bar plaids, ramal'n 91111 wig*, mixed cheviula, black drcaa ikhmIh in ail wool diagonal cheviots* iMir?h serpen ami heiuiettaP, in a va licd ami tiidb-WH auMif tniei.t ' at I hull1- h?j< viiii? pruM'a ? t hat i? priced that y??u w 1 1 thank fwrluno you bc* cured tlu'in for. THANKSGIVING GLOVES, T Mink^giving Brit*, Hihh.tnu, HarHkorchi? f*. .J no'a'tf, ati'i :n 'net. nv^ryt'iin^ a lartv n<v dft to c?>:npU'J,u her TlmnkivUin;; nltin* ? ?*r 0 A MAN'S THANKS GIVING ATTIRE hIioiiM"Im> oynrylLiiiiif tliut U rli^ttnt aiul in ? v?rv <lotuil, if ho im mi invited gu?Ht. i.n dmuoror ro? option. vV? urtj making a superb MmpWiy of j^ro.ilt* fihifn, tli? newest ninipon in CoIIhtm, tho linmtann e t u'i<] ihohI ?wi'!] In tie*. and ilin hn?? r in Worlwi Hn?l Kid ^invrp, ti c nmhr^ttsp, ra;n<~a * U' , fcf ^ n anvil.# of 2') |?-r o< iit of wh it yott cm buy t.^eui vlacwluro fuf. 1/ {? V li'you need anything in Domestics of any Kind Youth Respectfully and Trulvj I ShouM not forget flint wp archil '?(). K." for the jobbing | trwle. Wo can at lfu'st save them freight on whatever lb.6y i wi.-h to buy. We aiill have Home Cotton BAGGING am) TIK3 which ira I an; wiling at % Slaughtered" price*.