The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, January 12, 1893, Image 2
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Pl BLUUB Etut Tucwoat
XOKSIS«.
4«nac-j for tkkrU, enquiries are
eotning from all direction* by
7 l m ~
PROPRIETOR
TLRii>—t* Per Aasnai :■ Aiiv»J>re
SB eeato foe t montb^ 3 tnu
l m>Tmtas.
f«r
jeleertiiewBW icaertod
K-t5e»
Ooe vjsare *m ioMrtiM....
Obe ?<n«Bre nmb-i uanenkm
Every *«h»e»iaeat
Coi Bract
mail and tek^raph. No
will be able to reserve seats
the 1$ who fails to secure
of the one thousand tick
ets now put oa sale. Draw
the attention of all your friends
to this notable event. Address
all comaannK'atKns to W. L.
Hatch, General Secretary. T.
M.C. A-, Columbia S. C-,
D. B. Jomsos,
President.
tr.
teii-ttoSthc
hmcmanrf*
Fill nl Mm. UK.
LOCALS.
Corn?nmmei from Isf paye.
AJWtESTED BY MISTAKE.
Ar U-^omovazc McsKtp to a W
Mnae WSo B--ts Cottoo at
HartswBo.
[noreace Xemrncer. JaneS]
E er since the fall of our par
ents in tbe beginning of time,
and until tbe end of tbe world
man has. and will, make mis
takes. and every person who
faithfully discharges hi* duties
is liable to commit errors. On
THE RUE'S FURY.
Four B.iwfcocv - t*c
Section Burred I
About one o'clock Monday
morning four buildings oa
f -alii We
far. we Mle w
Atm Sa be traly
fsi taat «• are oat Ber ini to «*r» race eraMMBraraamomaaaaaaamaManm I mi
^* re now °P ,rn * ev-mplete stock of fall and winter Qy QaWali
bTraldte gviryi st**! which have been marked down at the lowest prices erer
cnsrwfc* Bawmaayeet ^ :jecrra» Offered bv ns. We are able to meet tbe
malstwl* ct pofcTcsra^ b *-srre ewe 1
I* tkoe oat =aa J w
EMC. ».-* vru^or *°
r-x-i y-r keortf<xt franti
w» girt n id*-* A*
o-r a tto? vc-na of ba f .rmrrKrt®^
-yTuar' Kara*''
Lt.n -.Ctm every Jac* <rf ««« *i
-We owe tRat
SHARPEST COMPETITION
And only in inspection of our stock a^d comparison
ol peters will prose the fact that
UE «U Ml BE [\D.MI!
GUKNO!
HMH G'tfflN0!
Buy the Best
This vou can determine by referring to
THE WHITE
gc« the besatMsI aniraai at
T VI JAFFS’
w • aIAb W dlAiJbh ii W
9epl>—**•
’ Ererr article is a leader with us this fall, but
dal attention to tbe
we
call
known as **I>ofers' Kridge," »%**«■
were destroyed by fire. The rjc* **titm*B:
buildmgs were ail tbe property
of E. Keith Dargan. Esq They
buildings, three be-
story high and the
fourth two stones. The two
story building was commoniy
known as Dargan's Hall. The
lower floor was occupied by Joe ’
»_ xa.. . r _ . , . Green, colored, a* a rettaurant
■*-wr »r w "r d b?
- ’ the colored po ple as a Masonic
the
U wt Lock deeply wto
Wsa:: toa^ib* if Wi mtvewiraaced
ve thsa tary <bi. W« an
the oM a the
■UDC oU tacky iac -Ali tic Trar
BawaR
REYNOLDS’SHOES,
the best in tbe market. Also tbe
orrJv.vvK^ ^JfrunuX. t ^ffJLktC. 2,
.>
Bulletk No. 6. of State analysis £ f Agri
cultural Experimental Station of lemson
^ ollege. Fort H ill, S. C. Please note anal ^ -
vsis of goods manufactured and sold by us -AKlito
as shown in this Bulletin, as follows:
(be best «ewiu£ machine
We
O , fGT , » .
G* TwC Gj »
J. TT *
control
al o tbe sale tf
4/0 tt
Police TurbeTille, of this
marie an unfortunate, though
by no means unnatural, mts-
tak by arresting one Mr Wal
ter B. Stevens. The rircum- j
stances which led to the deten
tion of Mr Stereos are as fol
low* :
On Friday afternoon Chief
Tur’ieriUe receiTed tbe follow
ing telegram from Conway. S
C.. addressed to himself:
"Cook for Shaw boys on each
tra>3 from Marioa. Wanted
f<>r murder. Will pay fifty dol
lar for them. Big Shaw twen
ty-ne years. about six feet;
oth r about eighteen years
Pot a 'lark complected, clean
sha. ed.
'W . J. Ses»k>ss. Sheriff/’
Armed with this authority
Ch ef Turberille proceeded to
foil >w its instructk^u. On the
I - train Saturday morning,
twt men who answered to the
des'notion of tbe Shaw men.
got off here As soon as they
lan kd on tbe platform, the eld
er r ndged his companion with
•r eloow, and the younger
wa ked rapidly away and was
sota enveloped in darkness.
Tbe man who did the nudging
btr in*» proceeded to the Cen
tral Hotel, shadowed by the
Ch -ef. On rea<'hing the hotel
be oegan talking about a recent
mender in Wilmington. N. C..
and his conversation and gener
al ■ieportment led tbe
form the opinion that
on-r of the Shaw
hall. Tbe next building was
occupied by Messrs Suggs. Car
ter A Co. as a general merchan
dise store. This firm saved ail
the stock. The buiidisg ad
joining this was used by Wil
Sianis A Godfrey, colored, gen
eral merchant* Very little was
saved from this store The
fourth building was used as a
colored restaurant. Tbe fire
originated in WiiiiamsandGod-
f rey.'s store. Some of tbe build
ings across tbe street were bad
ly scorched and at one time it
seemed as if they would bum.
Mr. Dargan had insurance on
three of the buildings, ag^ega
ting •<500, but this will by no
means cover his kiss.
T > wo mm » '.s» vorki » sew
fee fitsra m fre** M to h
■pn: the rariy yrars ol ha
to rarienttad the deeper proh-
For this section of the country, and sell needl. 1 * and supplies
for evert machine on the market, it spectfuilj.
cent am-
cent
hesaway tovnri
-» r --f thewL To kia uw
A-^r. trt rare tai wo»Vrfal hock 13
~ as para «# a twe-fr,
wh.ie. Sacs a ^zag ae
Me mi ua
m Blackwell Brothers.
I -- « TM
-'-c — L -r-’e ~
X w W V. w A
Etc., wil! be cheerfully given.
Experienced tobacco men fur
nished
Julv 2!—«m
K-.>- w>ifi ie always
tan kvv a wiier tifmmta aad awe-
het^kta. Tat pitman oi
w« - XXX* evxry
jaer tai raoco i. ;wfsi
Vickk Ukgazrr-
-jt Me
Ike la
FHLL, ’92.
OCR SUCCESS
AT HOME AGAIN.
By Grace of a ParSoo am OM Mar Re
t -r—* la tas People.
On Wednesday of last week
Governor Tillman granted a full
pardon to Joseph Douglass, col
ored. Douglaas was cooricted
of max slaughter at the Novem
ber 1 viT term of Court for Dar
lington county and was sentenc
ed by Judge Kershaw to nine
yean impn^oomeni in tbe peni
tentiary. A short time pre
viously he had kuied in a quar
<b«K>'
r. The
Cad^aa Mcczaa ro the ir« e>c-
tnciaa K> eijenraras witk ehcvric bifkt
at b<- Tkii was ta He ^2
few iaaersed two wire* msotasackei ^
caat—j the (park lo paw bt- • • • •
Ttjn had the effect <ff S- -5T
the «tark a MAsnfal bijod tz
red. Aa rrory taE. m anagt <***-=■
apfiie way be hotted a the rarae bsa- .H r . ^ . e r- v -r- r' C'. 1
■w- «>« azaemmatn ynUr the — f.\f.\/E.\ SE StOt'k
traam foe tkh faife it Wax wry ma- <=3
eepebietothe —rv: dackarye. flab- a -“
ra y f eth At ewee-v eoark ai a ychersat (rf '
brJhaal ejiiec. ^ght The wu-a aaed
for tka perpee* taodd be browxkt wah-
a aboot Wlf aa ack at each other ta-
Ade the ieo:«. —sc. Low Repsbfac.
in the past has induced us for
the present season to lay in a
particularly attractive stock in
the Dry Goods Department, con
sisting in part of Dress Goods,
fancy and plain, to suit every
taste, with Trimmings to match.
::::::::: Also an
of Staple Dry Goods of which
Who are contemplating plant
ing tobacco the coming year
_ _ . . . irx.x*iiij._r will do well to call at the
“McJver's Choice Ammoniatad Fertilizar.
Weruarantee: 8 per cent available pho*. acid. * per cent am- 1 „—' T f- rv;»
moaia 3 prr cent potash . A1 -ax
State analysis: i i" per cent available pbos. acid. 4 per cent ail aid and infonra-
ammoouu 4 i8 per cent potash. t k>n concerning
McCullough's Favorite Tobacco FecHirer.
We guarantee 8 per cent available phos. acid, 4 per
mooia. OO per cent potash. _. . .. . ^
State analysis: %.& per cent available phos. acid. 4.2. per
ammonia. 4.ib> per cent j*>tash.
Pee Dee Arr —somated Fertilizer.
We guarantee g per cent available pbo*. acid. 2 50 per
ammonia. 1.50 per cent potas’i. .
State analvsis: 8.71 per cent available ph*. acid. 3 per cent
ammonia. 2.V> per cent potash.
Darlington Ammonia ted Fertilizer.
We guarantee: * per cent available pbos. acid. 2 per cent am
monia, 2.5© per cent potash.
State analwis 7 « per cent available p>bc«. acid. 2.D* pier cent
ammonia. 3.08 per cent piotash.
Darlington Acid Phosphate.
13 per cent available phe*. acid.
13.22 per cent available pho> acid
German Kainit.
12 per cent px.tash K 2 ©]. 22.?! pwr c-nt sul-
sul-
cent
We guarantee:
State analysis:
Wwtw wta
Distributed FREE to all be
gicners
Mr. C. M. Ward will forward
subscription for SOUTHERN'
TOBACCO JOURNAL, which
is tbe lending tobacco paper of
the country.
Dec 15—tf
We guarantee:
phale of potash
State analysis:
p>hate of potash.
12.41 per cent potash ’K 2 O’, 22 ?5 per cent
We guarantee:
State analysis
30
3*2
rel an -thepc >lored man, named
Mclver. The killing occurred
officer to. 1B * tenant bouse on tbe ptremi-
he was oh Pearl Street now occupied
Besides. *>.' Dr. J. S. (jarner. Douglas*
his personal appearance was an b* 5 serFcd a little over five years
exact counterpart of thedescripe of his sentence. While impn*-
tion contained in the telegram »»the penitentiary hiscoa-
he had received the previous af ' iact m!lf very cocnrn-n lahle. A
ternooo. few months ago Judge T. H
After listening to the coover- Spain p>re*enled to the Governor
sation of Mr. Stevens foi sever- * petition from citizens of Dar-
al minutes, and carefullv criti- lihffton county asking for Doog-
cizxng his appearance," Chief ***»' pardon This petition to
Turbevflle approached and ask- gather with Douglass' good be
ed him his name This request
had a strange effect upon Mr.
Stevens. It caused him to be
nervous to a noticeable degree,
and his actions were such that
convinced the officer that he
had captured one of the Con wav
murderers.
In as polite a manner as pmssi-
Me tbe Chief explained tbe situa
tion, and informed Mr. Stevens
that it was his duty to place
him under arrest. Mr Stevens,
at this time, was very much
ag tated and could, or would.
•«£»»»«»■?■*- [Sewarat Courier]
The Chief placed Mr. Stevens _
under arrest, carried him to the . Dn * LO *» Marios Corrrr,
eu .rdho ise and proceeded to the J an uar T - Jw John Gary
depot to hunt for the other man. ^ ^
Af er a careful inspection of the tbe b T der «**
de.ot premise. Mr Turberille ?-
ret irned to the guardhouse, and
formed, and one of tbe regula
tions is that some
s Arnica Sahe.
The Best Salve in the world
for Cuts, Bnises, Sores. Ulcers,
Salt Rheum. Fever Sores. Tetter.
Chapped Hands, Chilblains.
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Files, or no
pay required It is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 2-5 cents
per box. For sale at Willcox &
Co’a drugstore.
30
SO
we make a specialty of
low price* by the bolt.
Uur stock of Clothing. Shoes
and Hats is new, embracing all
* * * * the latest styles and patterns.
We also carry a complete line
of Hardware. Crockery and Tin.
II r E KEEP ** times a large and well-ee
lected stock of Heavy and Fan- i
cy Groceries at wholesale and
retail.
We want your trade and shall try to merit it.
newpsctfsllT.
Cotton Seed Meal.
8 per cent ammonia.
8.$8 per cent ammonia.
Yon will note from above in every instance our goods ran
above the guarantee, therefore we are not in the "Blrck list.”
Please write to Ciemson College for Brmrriv Xo « to verify
ces befc
Call on
C. MOONEY
giving ^ ,50^ and write us for prices before you buy.
-FOR-
ni iipi,
Darlington. S. €.
mi m mu 12s
of all kiads.
All order* filled promptly, and
fartico xusrmnteed
fatia-
1a SOUB niSICAL SOUTH L>' GR.U.ND CHORUS. J
OMO f
i
To the Pibiic:
w
HEN to« are io the city don t
£aii to emil at tbe
CLXVYLaaa tl£cttd
ccrroa dwa»«M6 we.
PIANOS oniy $225.
havior probably led the board of
directors of the penitentiary to
make tbe recommendatioa. upc
00 which the .Governor granted
the pardon. Douglas* is a very
old man. probably over seventy
years of age. and. by the grace
of the Governor, be will be per
mitted to spend his declining
years among his own people.
THE THIRSTY YOU. DRINK
Mo*el Social Ctahs Sprvg - j op on re«
State
Arm * t*M. <a» cmi fcr CMurta
LB. icGIRI.U.D.S.;
l-lfien kia profrar. n.i ran Or** to
the pMfMe of ItarliAXloA aad virisity.
OMee over th* store of Edwards. 5 or
raeat * Co.
Jaa I*. tO—.r
coanocwcc *r»ro«eo
coaa cam run.
eooS»v»TT >m noarr
ORGANS only $27.
Y_OFFEBHWANo"LAMP FREE.^* J
ff^UDDEJI t BATES, Sou pi cry Have House, SaTa&fiAh, # «
#
t Vrxcjal jubilee houday
t Frme t» HuAAmy fta
ISIJPWmL
ELierpr^e Hotel EarU: *L;p
It ia tbe ooly firvt-elaM .hop in the
city. Fashiooabte hair eata f*»t
claaa ihare* and the
■ M
ter. Lniii: £g Sk;
Four polite Barber* aiway* oo basd
to wait 00 via.
K , •
’YPY* 'y --r 22
XXX— XX wk XX .A x XX—t
Ca ter Ecxerpnae Hotel. Sooth . da
8qn
IS NOW
What is
Fsr Sale.
o tne guai ■
aguin questioued the suspected
m&u. This time Mr. Steven*
toil his name and business and
off-red to show substantia! evi
derce to corroborate his state
ments, whereupon the Chief re
tur ned to the hotel with him.
Ii the hotel Mr. Stevens was
tre ued with all respect although
still under the pioliee surveil
Ian re. and when the truth of
his identity was learned, was
relased.
The arrest of Mr. Stevens,
who is a cotton buyer for Mes
srs A. Sprant & Sou. of Wii
mington. N. C-, and who was
on his way to HartsviUe. was an
unfortunate occurrence, and no
one regrets the affair more than
Cb.ef Turbeville. And had the
gectleman answered the officer's
qu* stions prompHiy the circum
stances would never have oc
curred.
A Urn tnrt of Mad. ritoated
a boat fix radr* from Bari atftoa oa
lb# road to Lamar and known as the
Sura plage, eobtoisiax a boat twelve
bandied farm. Thw Sand will be
iraeu •/ from one bandied
to two bandrvJ arm Horn at tbe
load bra between Hizb Hill and Jef
frira Ciewka. A rood ran* thxoacb
•tie place to FVwenee n*d ail
arr nceeraibie bv p>-i pabiir
Tbe C S. * 14- Railroad aIm
throapii tbe (aow. tne depot
aboat two niBra danant. Term* of
sale made «a*y If tki* property i*
not dicpoie'i ■ < peevioarfy it will be
A complete line of every
More.
U,i«* U> . fim-cU. Hx-dwxn
Also a full line of
REV T. DE WITT TALMAGE.
The Er
I Dnine to
Lecrxce *> Col-
Ratet
The following letter is seif ex- townships in the
pianat ry :
Yocsg Mes s Christian Ass', i
Coi.rubia S. C. Jar 7th 1*93 /
Editor DoHingUm Xetrs.-
I r. T. de Win T Image has laws, have done a lively bust-,
been engaged by tbe Young ness in this territory in this line.
Men's Christian Association to but as an old citizen remarked:
lecture in Columbia, in the “It has got to be did: as long as
I *pera House on Wednesday there is any av it, we've got to
January 18. Tickets are now have it.” This system which
on sale at $1 each: only one this wildcat kj^slatioo has
thousand will be sold. Thee-- made piossible will *build up a
can be exchanged for
to secure
across the
member is to
make a trip each week to some
point across the line, where any
amount of all kinds of liquid re
fresh men ts will be on sale. He
will fill all orders for the club -tnid to tbe bhr iest btddevoa Monday,
and return to some designated January is, i-« Apply to W C.
point convenient and accessible M’Oiiaraaoa or J. J.
to a majority of the club and j** tp—n.
deliver the goods purchased. > 1 ——
Some of our enterprising and
wide-awake citizens are already r nr e-i-
seeking for eligible locatfoos • dale.
across tbe State line, and in a <7 J3 f"\Q hard poaeGoaxe aiuaxtra.
short time will have their estah- ’ *'* T "? w
lishments in full blast with tali *•
and complete stocks of all kinds — - ■
of liquors, wines and beer.
The law may proveto be bene
ficial and an economic measure
to the members of these dubs,
as by this rotary carrier system
by one of the clubs, it -wjU save
them the express or freight they
now pay the railroads and it
saves the time of all the mem
bers in going to and from the
depots for their supples. There
ts no reason why similar dubs
should not be formed in all the
border coun
ties.
It is a pretty heavy blow to
the dealers in Chari'-ton. Fay
etteville and other points who,
at present and under tbe oM
i;,&£, Hiiwr, Its
A2srr> TiisrwAHE,
And will sell at the very lowest prices for cash.
Tinning, Roofing & Plumbing
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Ftteher** prescript.on for Infants
end Children. It oontnins neither Opium. Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless tubstitnte
Ur Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It Is P-eosaat- Its guarantee is thirty years* use by
Mili eus of Mothere. Castoria to the Chil(.ren*s 1
—the Mother's
Castoria.
Castoria.
.A. SFEOIxA/LTYT.
Sibn & Woods,
-FIRE —
T ▼ 1
^n nra aaA
Jbraraow wM|
Represent seme of toe strongest
rompanies in the world, such
as THE HOME of New York,
and THE HARTFORD of
Hartford. Conn.
General Agents for
TTjr I ttt
btSCSAXC* COMEAXT
Of New York,
For the Counties of Darlington.
Sumter and Marion.
o
_ Prompt personal attention
reserved lucrative businesa for thone who M 1Trn 10 *11 busmes* entrusted
to them.
June 9—lyr
Oct fi—tf
OTJR
PIANOS.
BEHR BROS.,
I VERS A POND,
S ^EOIAIxTIES:
ORGAN.
ESTEY,
FERRAND A YOTXY,
KIMBALL
NEW ENGLAND.®
BXJSXTSTESS ETTEES:
Buy direct. Sell direct. One price. Lowest price. Ship on
approval. Assume all freights. Have satisfied customers or
■one.
The above rales are fully enforced by the only chartered Mi
Company in tbe State They sell all kinds of Musical Merchaa
disc, including music books, sheet music, and all kinds of
musical'instruments They want to send you catalogues and
prices fres. They are
The Killongh. Music Company
E-OEETTCE, S. C.
Insure Your Property
r3W.L.DOUGLAS
SHOE ~
sea .s ( without extra charge on are so fortunate a*
Monday January IS at the Y. convenient locations
SI. C. A. in person or bv mail, border. , : WITB-
It is expected that the railroad* It is understood that one firm
will make excursion rate* that is now negotiating for a
This is undoubtedly the chance location will soon send out an
of a life time to hear perhaps agent to organize clubs that ff~ 5“- ‘>reek MatbestetHs.
tbe most remarkable man of the they propose to supply, and. c f*r*■ < * > * r _^ f * nrb T* 3 T ,i ri _ r ,
age. Noonecan afford to miss that when well established.oth kFCradi A B * yrii
hearing his lecture on “Big er important matters beside* oatr of the ramenity of tbeScath x *r jst i
Bli nders” This is a humorous their convenience of obtaining Aa oppotoraraot rao* be Bade with ^ . _ _ ,
and instructive lecture and said their liquid refreshments may * T *' t " lhr jrarpooe of ob- Satisfaction Guaranteed- Represents Twelvs Krat-
Pmate iistncnii.
P RIV ATE iartrwrtioa givrm n La
f ' --—x
to be his best. The prospects
rc that there will be a great
be considered by
of these clubs.
Aa oppocfect Bay
Hr He roily tot the |
taiataw affor
bv apptviux
5s
F. E. IsTORl^FlsTT.
Who represents tbe
?! inuE ::jciir. 3 ® im i
taoo a* to 1
at Tax Baauxvtox
class CompaaMs.
Auditor's Notice
AiDiroR's Omcs »
DaHisgt jb. 8. C-. Dee. 1. ItSl
rhii oMre wil] be opes for tat Lg
the property of the county for
vcor. roBBrac rug JfoveBbrr 1 l-OL
sad rodine Ortober SI 1M*. from
Jaaaary 1 HffSto Febaary S6 IHf ra
* raqaired by tow. rsceptinx day* bam
el below for country preemrt*. Per-
aooal property oc every efaarmrxer to
be returned all new baUding* or *d-
IffMfaia to. or iBproveraeato oa baild-
iax* xnee tost return* were Bade, ail
ebanxra or trailer* in real ratal,-*
mast be Bade aaderoath. All rra. ra-
i tatn owaera Beat not rel) apon tbe
Auditor * matter book or record of
title*: the tow dora not reqaire the
| Auditor to make ap hi* tat dnplk-ate
from any record* except my the origi
nal records, or return* as awora to ty
Ur tarpaper. Take doe notice now.
Any return made and sworn to before
any ooe etoe. excepting my duly ap
pointed and aatborixed deputy, will
be received sabjeet to ay approval or
disapproval, la any and eve- y in-
ttanca tbe returna will be rejected un-
■I in strict conformity to law.
Penalties will be attached where tax
payer* do not comply with the law in
makinx their returna.
All male penoos between she
J age* of *1 and 50 year* are drem-d
taxable poll* aniera physically unable
to earn a support
1 will attend in person or by deputy
at the several place* in tbe count > on
tbe following date*:
j Leavens worth. Tuesday. Jan 3.
Antioch. Wednesday. Jan. 4.
| AJartsviile. Thuredav. Jan. 5.
Stoke* Bridge. Friday and Satur
day. Jan. Sand 7.
Lydia. Hoaday. Jan. *.
Cypress. Tuesday. Jan. HL
Lamar. Wednesday and Tbui-day.
Jan. 11 and it
Jaspar. Friday. Jan. It
Saturday Jan. 14
Society ft ill. Monday and Tuesday
I Jan 1C and 17-
Higb HiH. Wednesday. Jan. It
MaehanirsTitle. Thursday Jan '-f-
Swift Creek. Friday, Janoarv 10.
W. H. LAWRK.VlT.
I Auditor P. C.
(fletins sf Proferty for Tua-
tfoL
i.
\ OTlCE is hereby given that the
OBee of tbe Tow* Clerk wrl
be opened oa Monday. January. »,
IMS. at the Office of the Probate
Judge for the purpose of tokiug all
the ret urn* of property in the Town
of Dartingtuo. and 'will continue
open Ww a period of thirty days, end
tag February S, IMt
Owners of property are required to
ratoni under oath not only person v
peopvrty. bat also all real estate,
specifying the tame by street ax.il
number wherever posvflMe. and also
all mvestmeots in storks, bonds
money*, aad mewritim. whether con
trolled aa agent, guardian, ndmini*
tiator. or trustee, aithnr in the toso
or invested oat of H. All male per
ream between tho aara of eighteen anu
fifty are habie to street duty and
■■■* make retormtar the same. A
1 penoltT of fifty per cent will be *i
. acted for all failuree to moke teturu*
{ as above specified.
By order of Town OoaarQ,
J. W. EVANS.
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