The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 11, 1906, Image 2
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Vt ? iL<. McDOWBLL
?<H in,K Ka'ik* : ? Oil ? ?ear,$l 4<i
? 11 wentiia, 74 i'?nli; throe aaeiitb*,
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Ki' m roa A i>f ua i ibi -<? ? Ordiaa/ j
? r ?>*??) mi a- 1 ? t t i i ? r 1 1 m , lir?l taaei ti<>?
t> ?)'% per e^f'iich a u uee t i m
ea/V?u *0 cent* per ?qu*re.
M .I * ** v<? Joe* It, f> cwMlft per lis# ?ae* tat.
a ? r ? t < > t) .
Of, (r.aricn charged for at mi* rates a?
? :iry advertising.
On ? Vwt#n' (Jurda lor County offiaaa
< 'oritfruMional $10. (Mi.
A) >it?iittimciition? addrreaed to tl> i?
(? i " f in uri l?e accompanied by the true
t ? * ? a od flddrean <>i the writer, it) or.
<i? i c i iiiHiira attention. Keiectud utan
i/wrijit." will not ho returned.
(Jo 4 ?ti no a! ion a w i 1 1 lit' |>U 1>I iihed w ha*
?fietarftKt to tlx* k?"> it <* r n 1 public and
a defamatory nature. Nere
k ? > l?i I it t will bf Hnium^il for I lie
1 1 # u * o( Cori*?pOndent8.
Ua t* I n contract adTertlaing will he an
no i. ?' r I upon application at the office.
U? v ,ii e? by cho< drafts and pn?t,al
mo ?y nrdern aliould be* inede payable
V? \V L. MoDOWKI/L,
Camden, >S. C.
c i< I -KN. S. (I. MAY 11, liKiG
<;uj A Taxpayer Return Hi*
I'rop'iiy fnr Taxation In A
School District Other Than
l?he One in Which I lie
Property In Located?
In School District No. IS I he
que ?tion has arifcen and t !i ??
foll--winy I ?> t t?t r from Mr. R. li. ft]
I lot t to ftl r. (). B. Martin mid t In*
At' -irii y Oonorui'n an?w?r therein
will be of i nit! rest :
<)fiiii'U>n, S. M nr. 28, '00.
I I ii ti. ( > I'.. M nriln,
Si, ate: iSupt. of Kd ucal ion,
Colu iij bis, S. C.
I ' n i :?> i r : ?
A h (Chairman Md. Ti uhk-i s
K < mIiu w coiinly, District No. I 8, I
wik'i information on the question :
< -.;i u tnxpnyrr having propenv ?
n *\ ? 'ate ? in one school district,
huv- ti i h returns made, and conse
q : .uly hiw Uxeit paid, in thai of
rt : ? > i ' '? I ?
Apparently, to ehun the fcpecial
lev/ v.tied and carried by district
^ I 8, nonie of the real eslsli
w j ? i ? i i ? jvh limits is lnMiiy rut u rued
I I I ui.Imt districts 'I'll iib, <l I m i nisli
in;; our school fund and shorten
it 5 ">ir school term.
?Mii'c our district in sulferini!
tl I i.^, we wish to know if nucli
?i lentil, mid if not, how shall
w- ? i hisN'i'm, proceed c ? ? cnlli-A i
' . ' " due us a part of nnr H(jii"o)
fuv .?
i.? ting to hear from yon at
V11' earliest convenience, 1 Ik'k I ?>
i 'V i : i , Sincerely youri,
R. 13. Elliott.
' ..Innihin, H. C., Apr. 25, '0C.
Xiu i'. O. M. M or tin,
State Supt. Kd Uuaiioo,
Columbia, 8. C.
flu ;
i write you In regard la a
i . . ..iiunloation from tt. H. RUloU,
Nv ?' com muntontlon you have re
? to thin oftteo. lie wUhe* In
i .nu'.ion on t his question : "Can a
t -iver having proport.y^real es
' in one school district, |i*ve
i' '.urn made and connequeiniv
J t ix.H paid In that of another/"
? > tfiiw inquiry# I answer th?t he
i . legally do ho, for the ro?u<>n
i i I hough by Sec. J 208 of the
I > laws 1902, vol. I, "Each tux
.<?>, when he pu\s any tux fur
? purpose* voted under the pro
of this Section, shall have
'i'.li' io designate to which
in flail) school district lie
' ' lie money paid hy him (<?
v<( he j i h a no tight to return
i ?tate situate in one school
o-i in another echool district
fixation, nor to transfer the
'?nls of i ho tax levied on * i i
;>v in one school diniri.-l to
? r school di*t i u-t. i'he i u l ? r?
i:!f? otlli'H hit hnrt.o has \ > ?? o : ? is
! 1 ancc w i I ! ? the above, tull
: ? ! \ refer to on opinion ? ? f W
? tuocid, ? hen A -at . Allv. < < ??u'i
!?> F. .1 Si,t herlar, !. A ?>? v . i. .
. A n ^ . 27, i 901. in ^iiioh h .
, 'A trustee cannot ii^-* tno;ie\
d b v ? n 1 1 i ii 1 tax in one in ! .n
: 'I t'? run a school in an ; !,< t
nor can an indlvidnfll !..x
. * ? r I'iiOc.t thai tlio Hch(?ol tsix
? roju-rtt be used in a tlistii - l
i t han that, in which p'mi
? :? (on which t he t ux Vain ievii-d 'i
'unto. "Allv. GenYa licpmtf,
i p. 29. V
Very respoctf nil v,
LcRoy F. Voum/i-.p,
Attoruey (iet.ei id.
S To t ii e necond qnesii. n.
ii ? diall we an trusteep, puut. .'
licet the tax due as a pui' .if
< ::: m hoolfl fund?" 1 answer, Ph.
i : -'n ' of rrusteea must furnioh tin
'.n:> Auditor with a statement ? f
amount of the tax ?o levied, and
ill.; remainder of what is |.? In
d( ? devolves upon the fount\
Auditor and the County Treasnit i
I'i.c Hoard should also nolif\ i m
t'vx- payrr who has violated the Nvi
i:. ? hese particulara of this thoir a.
i i -"1 in order th at t he tax - paver ma\
l noch Htepa as he miiy deem
i.d v isalilo in order to prevent the !
-i^ction from him of a double Ux
HfiRne ho no kind as to furnish j
_ th is oflice with a copy of tue
communication from Mr. Klliott to
? rnn? ?flt If needed for the tiles
liere.
Very rwp?ctfullyf
LeRoy F. Youmaot, i
?II/. Osal.
hi thr Hare for ilovwuor.
l'!? following u pp* * <4(1 in t It o
S??if of intt Saturday: In r?
L" H U?U?lll | (?f IBIJMil i?a.
)!?*! I\1 . Ij S m i i ft (>l Camdea >???
terday announced dafinittly aim!
p*?itiv?'y Hint Itr would lia it cun
u i <i ulr I '? r y. ? > t a r nor.
41 r Sn.iili han (juil# unwell
a i act) Uko an j<?u 1 1. in* n I, <4 t !i ? Icigia
Ir.turt and li?a no', i<ri>a iloia^ at;
tiva ca itj i tiyi, hul it ia atattod
l>Mit> vtd 7 > lint li<* is in Urn raca.
\fbat liii platform wiil ) ? **#? not.
n$ t>oii in -ft I yaatfidav. la lit* l??l
H?0*i?U'n of (lie general anttaiofcly li?
v 4 ted for tin* prtAfli valion af the
Stair dit>p>-nMai v, Hiid |i i* p i ?? u inr d
tliat In: will lift a dihpt'i.nary can
didate, [>r?j v itlt'd i. Iim (I i ? pa nttn r y in
vttati^ttii n^ committer f m la to prov*
the ftyftinn Incapahl* of heing man
it^t:d pi opcriy.
lor A Farmers' I mhMI ute.
OleiuMon (Allege ia no* ready to
rrcoivw applications from remdentaof
1 1 < ?? county for Farmer*' IiiHtituUs
I" be hrld (luring the coming Hummor.
I tin applications muut alato tli? piano
ui which ilio meeting i m dfHirod and
I d atoned l?y lifleen faimwrw ol
the locality. 1 1 ih nrccnanary thut
all iipplicitt.ioiiH ho handed in hy
?June Vlh an tin* NrhediilcH for 1 1 1<*
meeting must i>u prcp(iicd *1 that
time.
M oi e lliit't $50,000 ?a* found in
dt'Kil Idler a Lii.ti navw hean d.apna
cr I i-f in lli'> luat year und' i tint <i I -
irctjoii <>f 1' iuitli Amirtant I'oat
inu%Ui tiunnial DcCiravr. Hcnidca
iixmu'v i h' i? with many valuatiltH.
ffiot/cc.
I am now ready to furnish
at abort notice, Flooring, ceil
ing, wcatherboardiilg, mould
ing ol all kind*, baluHtel'S,!
ratls. <'ol utnns, ?lrenaed boards, j
< loo iv a> (I windows, casings,
He. hoc mo belore buying
I will 1m* found at the old stand
of the (Jamden Lumber Mik
Co. Kenpeetfully,
J. W. TUCKER,
Camden, S. 0.
Adril 27, ItfOG.
Election Ot leacheis.
An election will lie held at ("hid
Jen, S. C, (Hi &1 ay lGib, 1W00, to
LI 1 1 1 1 1 c? f dlowing poaitionv ui C)> <*
I ( ; aiiiilfii Graded School for Lhu
j ?nun 1 7.
i l'ritn'i pal High School ? Salary
j iTO t<> 680 per uioulh auooidiug lo
j i xperieuee, etc.
Lady Toacber ? woik i* tioiU
Uitfii Soliool and Qraunnor sotiool ;
salary #<A0 t() (no above.)
Metal applications to U >1. linn
H|0 il v , Supt , or to 0. W. lllrcli qaote,
ioc'v.
T. J. KirkUnd,
H. Q. Currtaon,
O. YV . Uircbtnore,
B<1. Tru?*ee*.
m ?
G. W. (Crosby's Old Reliable
lee House is now ready to serve
you with
lor IM A M V nil AMTITV/
IUL IO> AMM I 7Uni1 | II I
Free Delivery at your ^iite
on regular route. Sutulav
hours 0 A. M. to 2 P. M.
Your Patronage is solicited,
j Prompt and careful attention
I to all orders*.
G. W. CROSBY .
, Adril 'J 7, 11HHV
STATK.M EXT
? 'i-" DIE CONDITION ol-" THK
| Commercial Bank
J ate<l at
? v mi i:x, s, r.
A t lho < '..>? .M II MllV. 'i, JkHlfl.
KIMit HCES
j I ,o:i i . -? i ? t . ? ! J > Hi . >un 1 4 $ 129,71? 70
i > v , ? i . 1 1 j, f. i 4 < h > 02
i'm iiii ir.. .ui. I i ! >? i " i 1 , fiS
I !>?.<? ;k i.i 1 i ,i j i k ?? Aii. I i ?i' ii k?*t s 8,1-n '.Ml
' 1' on > o (K)
ol.l
iiM' h:.
j vm1\i!. N . ? V ? ? 1 ? t\".\ 1 IVnr.h'a 1.491] til?
Cliftk* it i h Itrr.is + ,fHH)9fl
Total $ ir>017^9fl
UAWU TIK.i.
Capita! .'-loi k Paid in ? Sfi,0O0 00'
I'ndi v ? 1 I Fi otlt* It's* Cur.
??Tit l..\i cn*?>w r.n<l Tax on
1'd.l 9.998 rt.V
Out" to IhniKH n ; 1 1 1 It?nk<>t? . . tO I 91
j livliv itltia! l)op,>niU Subject
to Cliwok loi.'Ji' i 70
i'.nif i ?? r t i tio 11 1*? h 11,111 7"
Hi'U ]>.i y kIi li?, 1 noUl'liiijr time
( 'ft t iticatn* ropt osoiUiiik
1' irti.woil Moiu'v fl,lXV> ( H"?
Total $ 1R0,72'? 9t?
->1 nt <>l Sou'h Carol naf
Oountv of Kershaw, n
Before toe c*me John T. Mackev,
C:\ahier of hIiovp named hank, who bp
ni j; duly pwora, naya that the ahove. and
f< rejoin ir ?t ate ment in a true condition j
of i>nid l?ank. as shown by the h?v?k? of!
Ill 0 in ?>ai.l b>?nk.
?Ions T. M m kkt. Caahier.
Sworn to and aubacrihed before mo,thi?
9th day of May, 1906.
W. U. llouph, [t. s.J
Notary Tublic for S. C.
C? rrect Attest,
C. J. Shannon, Jr. ,
W. R. llongh,
John T. Maok?y
Dtnttiri.
lias the exclusive agency for the celebrated American
Beauty Corset. We carry a full line at all time*. We
show you a few styles that are leaders with us. Bv
ery lady in Camden should buy a pair of these Corsets.
No. 143. Price $1. High Bust, deep hip,
with supporters attached.
NO. G20 Pit I OK #1 00 LOW 1UIST. PRKP
H I P WITH 81JPPOKTKHS ATTACH KD.
AMERICAN REAUfY Sfyl* 14S
K?Ukm>i?o C?r??t Co. 3ol? Maker*
AMERICAN BEAUTY STYLt tie
Kalamaioo Ccrtet Co. Solo Manet*
AMERICAN OEAUTYtTYLB 103 '
tfjJawatoc Cuml Co. 8ol?
AMERICAN BEAUTY 9TYLK B9G
Kalamazoo Gor??t 0?., Sol* Mak?/?
NO. 10:;. I'JtirK 81.00. IA)W liUHT, SHOUT
Hi I'. WITH SUPPORTKKS ATTACH KD.
No. 556.
Price $1.50.
Low Bust, deep
hip,
with supporters attached.
J lade of fine French Batiste. Every pair j^uaranteeJ
by the manufacturer. All American Beauty Corsets a -e
made with straight and tapering waist. Call and have
Homes For Sale.
Two y room, two 4 room, om? 6
roots. On# 7 room and one Q room.
CtJl h 9 c) oop on x- lift o t UouQftft,
lot* and | ) i I o o b ,
Wanted; llouwea to Ut.
Wanlod: To buy ?malifarm *ear
Ctmdun.
U. VV. MITCH AM
Oflli'.e over Camden Drug Co.
March illHli, 11)00.
k Ofdinance
To Prevent the "Olowinc of
Steam Whistles And Other
Like Whistles Within the
Incorporate Limits of the
City of Cum deu, S, O.
I
Re it ordained, by the < ? l tv Counoil ?>/ 1
th? Citv of Camden, S. C.
1. That from and after the puapnge of J
this Ordinani'e it shall be unlawful for any !
pereon* or corporation to blow or cause i
to he Mow n within 'he incorporate limit*
of the City ?f Cannlcn. S, C. any steam
w h istlo or oil:>M like whittle.
2. Anv peraon ?hoehall violate the
term* of tiiiw Ordinance shall he
iMiiltv ot h misdemeanor and upon eon
vicfion thereof shall be flued in u aum
not exoo? dins ten 'J 10.00) Dollar* or bo
Imprisoned : >!? :x term not exceeding live
(6; day*.
Ratified 1)/ the Maror anil Aldermen
of l lie Cit\ < f Camden. 8. C.. In Council
qJJCJJihU' 1. thirl I ! 'r ! dliv of Anril 1001}
II. (i. CAiUtlKON."
M*yor,
G. <i. AI.l'A \NDKR.
Clerk of Council .
An Ofdinance
To Prevent the Moving of
Cars When rHsoonnoctad
With A Railroad Engine
Over Anv Railroad Track
Within the Incorporate Li|M- !
its ol th^ City of Camden.
S. ('.
Re it ordained by the City Council of
Camden, S. C.
1. That from and after tho passage of
1 1) i h ( btlin.i iii f it ?'hall b?- unlawful for any
peinou or corporation to allow any loaded
or unloaded ear to pass over the Raiload
track ? f anv Railroad within the City of
Camden, S. C , while disconnected frtom n
Railroad engine. \
2. Any person who shall violate tye
terms of this Ordinance shall bo guilty *>f
a misdemeanor and upon conviction thortV
of shall be lined in a sum not exceeding
One Hundred Dollars ($100 00). or impris
oned for a term not exceeding a period of
Thirty ("0^ days
Ratified by the Mavor and Aldermen of
the City of Cam don. C.; in Council as
sembled, this 23rd day of April, 1906,
II. O. CARRTSON,
Mayor.
Q. 0. ALEXANDER,
1 Clerk of ObunoiU
Paint, Paint, Paint!
Harrison's Town and coun
try Paint. Recognized as
one of the best on the mar
ket. Outside and inside.
Carriage and Furniture. A1J
colors. Very lasting and a
fine surface coverer.
k. D. KENNEDY.
CORRECT
CLOTHIRS
FvSi M&r JiSrw WOM&Jr,
A large stock of Spring and Summer
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats and a
splendid line of Ladies Goods of ev
ery description. Call and see me.
V DAVID WOLFE.
Beautiful Stock Spring Goods at
Wonderfully Low Prices.
.
! We mv Hhowin^ how a bcnutifiil li ii<* Dthhm Ciiiglinih^ at
8 1-Ji, 10c and 12 ( /Hiinon cloth ut 'J c. Kvi'rything new
in Wa#h (iocxl*. ISilk NJutU, Orptiuiii's, Figuixi bilk Tina una,
,et6.
WONDERFUL! WONQERFULII
That is what all t )io lad ieK say when we slow them < ur
Short Lengths in .Madras, MiiIIh, Lawna and 1 ) im i I y?. '1 In
goodfi me worth twice t lie price.
HERE ARE A FEW OF THE RARE BARGAINS
) Mulls Ht lOo.
JJawne ftt fi an<1 10?i.
Brown Hlo.ifc I vineu at 1;J I 'i o
Lonsdale Camjonp ut Oc
English Ir,ntf Cloth 38 in. at 1 u<?
1 po. filnck A Tf > ) i u i r f>0 in ?i' 4'.'
1 lot Mercerized Wuiuliug - fjc. youJn ut
If it i? Wash Goods you have boon looking for, we have frhem.
Ginghams, Madraa, Figured ButiHto, Cotton Corporis and Col?
Lawns in beautiful oolors and variety oi' pattern*.
*
Ovtr Domestic Departmtnt U full of every thin I oi
housekeeper could want and and at prices that avo rijjlit.
Shoes! Shoes!! Shoes!!!
fhp Famous Star Brand and other lines. Ladle* and Child*
ern's Oxford and Sandals in Paten^ljemher.Wliiic and Colored
Canvas, lan and Black; Oru Men's Pitiuoi Oxt'ord in Tan and
Black can't be beat.
MATTiNCS! MAiriNGSl
The largest, prettiest ami eheaps-.i lot r.)' Meltings in the city
? u a ours before )ou buy.
We are agents (or the La^.ii-V HumrJ, ;:.;t;orng A full
atock on hand.
Fertilizers ..
W m * ... , L) ppLiiJiS
A full line ?.f llittli Ora.l- V:v A .:, ,, Nj
Soda and Vnrn, lupplioj ?r U ?? ,,oil 'j
oil approvod paper. 1
Ycma Ixesppotfullv,
<&
THE FAMOUS GILT
EDGE STORE.
V. T. Viii(M,iKm., Pro|,ru.i.oP.