Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE SOVTHE1 Tfc- Grtnl mghway of inadtrsu the so Excellent Service Quick 7 .'iny XfJp U a Plcasui Travel *lt% 11? E, SOU! The Finest lining-Car Fq? detailed InfQwnovV'jo ?s to Tirlv vatlooS utldroo th6 nearest A|(cnl JV. A. TWRtt. a. H. HAHt I ? TvafTIt Hfciw|?r. Vfttrral Patiriv WASMINCTpK. O* C. a=> . j * * AN (MMNAW:u Continued from Second Puge. 4c Macnlac'ttrerB of doors, sash, blinds, eto.,pef year 5.oo Mills, II oar or grist, Q&cb, I per year 5.oo Marble Yards, each, per year 2.oo Agents lor marble xrr#Vw or quarries, per year, 5 oo JKa.ers it) soda wafer. rrr other soft drinks sold from founts ( provided tfco* ffc* fountain apparatus tnchments shall not included as stock in eiit-inustinpr the license tax to be paid by merchants), per year iJ.oo Sign p:?inters, per ?lajr IJ ; per year 6 oo Agents or dealers in weod or coal, per year o oo Dyers and cleaners, per year, 5.oo ) Ealing or lunch houses, per year 3.oo Harness repair shops, per year 3 oo r Ag?-iilr? or dealeis in ><ju?i and tallow, furs and wool, each, per year 6.00 Sec. 2. Tlio for li censes in any business not cnnm eiated in bection one ol' this or<li n ?l noo okal I k/* I 1 - I - 1 <??im i oo unri iiinif'l 0\ 1 I: * Mayor. Sec. 3. That w I vvr in flu ordinance tbe term ?ii ,1c. i* usen. tlie sariju shall include hoi oin.v | the principal, but, in his, her or their absence, .sh !1 include any agent, c!e?k or < r.yUr c : rim / 1 ing liie business r? -.ptctively to j ferret! to, ami get.t . ily ><hc?> license is herein ;i? t-x-d !< r t1 ? j Mk cnrrvjng on of'any In ine> ano, the game is carried on by any j agent, clerk or employee, rucIi agent, clerk or employee shall la subject to the penalties lieieii I imposed, should ttie said business! be oarried on without taking ojut such license in tho same mani.ei 1 as if he, she or they whs or were the proprietors ot said business | Mec. J .No license shall b' ! transferred lrom one firm to an-, other, except with a sale or transfer of a stock of goods, shop, out fit or mncb*nery, and then' only on the endorsement offheMavor j fcipc, 5. That it, shall bo un lawful to carry on any business, occupation or calling daring the year 10o3 as set forth In litis ordinance, without first pacing to the Town Treasurer, the license tax for said business, occupation, ^calling or profession, who shall tissue to the person, firm or cor poration so paying a license a p, receipt therefor, which shall entitle the said person, firm or cor portdion to carry on the said "" # RN RAILWAY TRADE ?nd TRAVtL UTnERN STATES. ' '.Tie Convenient Xchedtdes ? Trip to lho5? who rUEaN RAILWAY. Service in the World. sU. R?tes ond Sleeplnd'Car ro:ir> l of THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY. iWlCH. W. H. TATLOC, |vr A|tnt Ai?tol*nt C?a. P??vqntt?r IN. O C. ATLANTA. OA. I>llsi llltNli. (H'I'll IIH I in M i - * I t i > r.r profession within ihp corpi ate limits oi said town lor the fiscal year ending December oist. t'Joii. Sec. G. That any np^on or persons, firms or con orations, either by neglecting ro refusing to pnv the ri<|uir?d license as herein provided, shall pay a fine of not less than five dollars, nor tnore than one hundred dollars, or be imprisoned iur not less than five days or more than 'hirty d vf Sec. 7. All at>le Loditd r..ah persona between the i g 's of eighteen and fitly ytara, ivsunng within tlio corporate limits ot th? said Town, not c xt mpt Irotn row! luty under the laws of the S ale. -hall work I he strcta, pavements, ways and bridges ol the town under the direction ot and to ttie sansiacuon or sued policemen (?r overseers as may he Appointed or may have already he en appointed, tor a space of tiuie uol Jt&? lh.ui fonr dnyp, nor exceeding six davs in each year. Provided,!bul at ti?e time ol receiving notice to p? r form such woik, any person may pay into the Town Treasury two dollars commutation t..x ?vhi? h shall he received in lieu of said '.ver! ; that a - lib . .to . m.iy I#, urnished, provided, such substitute is a male person over eighteen years of ago and piovided with necessary tools, and ho shall he reunited to do lull and sat is actor , work. Any person refusing to pay t a:<1 ct mn utiith n tnx, perform raid work, or fiipd-h t!)e required tiih^iimie with necessaiy to?.!s. shall ho finetl not less than len dollars nor more than thirty dob iars. or be imprisoiud not less than ten days nor more than tinny u?y?-, in the discretion 01 i Dt'. Mayor. S.-, . "n. Al! ofdi& oi parts of oruinaiues ineoiisisteif hore Vnby r?M Reatified by the Mayor and \M??rniin in council assembled, i.:s 171 h day <>i December n tin. war dl" our Lord one tl? t.sand i.ine hundred and two. ^ I K. K. WYLIK, seal > Mayor ( ? ) Allen!: c. D. JONES, Clerk ati'i l'reas. Escaped an Awful Fate. Mis. II. Hugging of Melbourne, Fla., writes, "My doctor tobl me I had Consumption and nothing could be clone for me. I was given up to die. The olFer ol a free trial bottle of Dr. King'? New Discovery for consumption. imbued me to try it. Results were startling. I am now on the load to recovery and owe all tc I)r. King's New Discovery. It surely saved my life." This great cure is guaranteed lor all throat and lung diteases by Craw foid Bros, and J. F. Mac key it Co., Druggists. Price 50c and $1. Trial bottles free. ?n Tilt, PRESIDENCY. Special to The Record. Washington,February 20.?The j ( greatest silent hurtle ever waged , n> this country lor a Republican , presidential nomination is that now on between li :o6evel": and j Hanna. Undisturbed outward friendly r latinos between the two continue. Neither publicly or even privately gives recogni tion to the fact that there is a contest. Deep down in the actions of each, discernible to tho?e who have the art of reading between the hues, uio sharp j struggle is plainly noticeable. Every possible at'empt is made by each side to. disguise tho true condition of alluirs. i'resideut Roosevelt does not care to have it known that he is in the least I afraid ot the Hanna nrosoects i next year. lie prefers that the l I public shall continue to believe | that he has a walk over for the j nomination. liaiiua is equally desirous of secrecy. It" ho should openly allow his frieiula and ad I mirers to begin organization for him that would mean all the power of the president and his friends to crush Hanua at the beginning. Then Hanna prefers to let the drift of present conditions continue in the direction they are going. He is a quick organizer, ready to detect an j opening in the guard of an oppoJ nent, and his campaign can ne put in lighting t rim in short order. ! 80 by mutual telepathy each man lis keeping his plans a secret, but leach is laying his wires carefully. I Two recent appointments of Ohio ; men by the president indicate ! that the chief executive does not I propose iu oe wunout strong personal followers in that state. He j will not permit the llanna ma- j chine there to make up a hostile j , delegation against him without i giving it a tight that it will re-1 [member, James li. Garfield, a! 'son of the late I'reeidentOarfield.' was a lew days ago promoted! from civil service commissioner! to the new and important post of commissioner of corporations in j j the i?t>w department of commerce, and labor. Unusual trust and confidence was shown by the' president in this selection. But yrung Garfield is a strong man in J Ohio. He was formerly a state senator and a leading candidate ' for congress from his district j Now come the nomination of j T hn K. tt chards as of the \th c.rouit to succeed JohnL)*,), v. ho w ill go upon the supreme J In neh in place of Justice Shirs . : s 'utur Foraker wa? back of Mr ! cbnrda, Senator Qanna Rave : barking to I)int-ic:t fudrr I >p of ()hio. ForakT won korakcr is not a whooping ndmir ' j r of T* una, alt.1 >ugh they man ' t< get a 1< f< [ ther fairly 1 ; well in the Republican household 'of Ohio. They manage to do this iv? ry much like the man and wife' 1 who reeoenizo Mi it have' made u mistake hi their marriage j but tor the present must gvt alont as well as they can. The | administration, however, hasten-' ed to make public assurances that Richards was nominated upon the recommendation of Attorney J j General Knox and members of' i ' ur nu|<iciut3 ruun. iihiti'i sf?r ? through the motive unri the man , who think* the ??tute Marcup1 will not put down pom? wire* himself, doesn't know the man If Uannu does become a candidate for the5* Republican noniina- I tion, he will have a machine that will start off quicker than a well > regulated automobile and willmove with all the atrenuoaity ; Miat Roosevelt could desire if the , machine were hie own. Roosevelt is building a structure for himself in Ohio, buv how does ilantia like it? Everybody agrees that Hanna can have whatever delegation 00 o.ay want from Ohio next year., It will vote as he desires. Senator Hams is not 1 eking in shrew din in any of her dirae-1 tions. Has n't he captured the j real uegro of the south by intro duciug a resolution to pension ex slaves? Doesn't that make ( "Mars" Fauna the biggest mau in the south today with the color | efl people of ignorance? Take this ignorant vote aud let it he used in county and state conven tions by shrewd white men who dislike Roosevelt and have been refused places by hira and v.hm is the result? Nearly all south for Hon no in the next convention. Add the southern vote 10 that of Ohio, and count in the dissatisfaction oI the Republican leaders in New York, Pennsylvania and Indiana aud see the prospects. Are they among th*? nHmirpr? of' tho president, and would they remain steadfast in ease of nn open fight being made ou him? These nuJ a hundred other questions are quietly asked and discussed here, and tho conciu sion is generally reached that the president was nearer a nomina lion to the presidency by his party six months ago than he is now. Can he stem tho si" " tide that la apparently turning tugs against him? Luck has be* nth tHin al) his life to now. Will it desert him between uow and the nominating aonveution uuxt year? MANAGEU WANTED Trustworthy, either sex, by Wholesale Merchandise Company of solid financial standing, to manage Local Representatives who will organize clubs among consumers. -Jo per cent, saved for our customers. Business 110 experiment but a proven success. Salary $18.oo a week, expenses advanced. Experience unnecessary. Address D B. Clarkson, Mgr , 331 Dearborn St,Chicago, 111. jan7,2m HALF HATES To New ()rleanf, La., Mobile.Ala , and Pensaeola, Fla , via South em Railv ay. On account of the Mardi Grap, to be held at Now Orleans, La.,j Mobile, Ala., and Pensaeola, Flu.,! itie Southern Railway will uell j round trip tickets from all points i at rale of one fare for round trip. Tickets on . .?!e Feb. 17.vh to 23rd, diis'vo, an ' for trains arriving i at above points on the morning of Feb. 24th. limited for return i uiiiil Feb. u' db, except that by j deposit of ticket by the original . !.. 3cr, p -lson&Ily, with the ' nt Aae.nt not earlier than Feb.! 1 Sih anet not 'ater than Feb.28th. j upon pay met t of a fee of oO Cults i . t the time i.io ticket ibdeposite > u exliiiiMoJ' can Lie hail unti' eta 1 i!!>. ' Apply to mtv . >nt of th Southern Railway,! or to R W. Hunt. D.I .A Charleston,is.(J. ( >>'. H.Ta.yW, A.G.IAA. Atlanta, Ga. Better Than Gold. k,I was I rou bled for ?everal years with chronic indigeRtVm and nervous debility," writes F .1 Green, ol Cancaster, Nr M No remedy helped me nnltl I began using Klec' c Ifittcvs, which did tne more go.d than all the medicines 1 over used, Tftey have also kept mv wife in e*oel lent health lor yearn. She aftvrfj Klectric Filters are just splen&jd j lor ieinalo troubles ; that they are. a grand tonic and invigorator lor weak, run down women, Jfo oilier medicine can take its pl&e in our family." Try them. Oudy 50c. Satisfaction guaranteed \?v Crawford liros. and J. F. MaclSby & Co. 1 ? A Qo!den Rule of Agriculture: Bo good to your land and your crop will be good, Plenty of / * Jl \j tiioiii in the fertilieer spoils quality i and . ' har. . VJ [ ; . vest. Write us and Mv* u ?e will send you, L . ...... ^. " onr money winning --> " boo k s. Iff /Aj-Vv german kali works, jrst i 9a n*4*?U \>w-4, v ?*xt<'? New tori . A Cong rf n rt'w i (t I?1 r? '^'.v York, was showing h ps>'?' ??r hi? coiintih'^'iffl arnnnrt fb?? building Pausing in Ir #tla he 8&i<J : "Thi? ? piotnr?? ?t ?*hingtnn ffivint; un hi* ?*<>rtirtii i<" n " Cue nf The pi.rtv, a prMU#*l politician, ob?prved reirr^*f"?V : "I d)du> know Wa?hin?Tfnn such ft 8U*fc:er a? to *iv? up commission. Mow much wan ft?" To Curet* Gold In One l>uy Take Laxative llroino Quin&ne Tablets. All dmgjriet refuitk ?ie money if it fails to rur*. T, yV. (Irove'g tuffnature is on ear h box English exchanges note rt?nt Admiral Sir lieury Koppel iftio is taking u winter holiday in warmer climatos, arrived reeeoitly at Singapore. It was tin.u.ght, when lli.-* Admiral into :*te world, that he was .. still-lxprn child and preparations Iv.td actually been made for the knneral, w hen signs of life v ero seen. Sir Henry is mow Iff yeMrs old and in ,-air health. CAOTOrilA. .? 1 - -rra^C Don't Forget That. first-class colored grocery store. The Ncvelty Grocery Has been "-'ablished on CollejjM ?>r. near F. Jt. Maguey's residence. S H tlregory, Manager S ?jjretury and M rs. ft. K. Grego< \, .. i.4tani clerk. \V> sell as cheap ac!.f?as>e>t aim] as good c.'ot."' . uC are cordially invited lo c I! . ?it * rut !te ( realcd i S. R.Gregory C Co, o -j[v-, Si; ;f\ 'M /' ) V~y\ fe \ m- > / li . %Lr' WP? ~ > %* : UK'S A Bad Man V. _,|\Vho Boats I lis Wife by neglecting the taking out of life insurance. A little oconofuy in daily life would permit r?e carrying of a policy that would protect the wife from want if you died, or would mature and benefit you when you need it most. Confer with A. J .OLA UK at Lancaster and lot him slovw you what tho greatest compawv on earth, THE NEW-YORK L1F1C, can do for you if you live. A.J. CLARK, Agent.