The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, February 14, 1901, Image 3
TO RAISE REVENUE.
The bill Fixing the Tax Rate for the
Several Counties.
I:i the legislature Friday the >upply
till was railed up on mot, on or i>ir.
Ha*vey Wilson. This bill nukes : .c
levy in the several counties for the
purposes of conducting State and county
affairs.
The first section c;' *he bill require4
that a tax of r, mills, in aero. hi nee
with the appicpriation bill, be levied
for the purpose of conducting the
State government, and 3 mills far the
uublic vchoo.'s.
I11 the respective counties the following
is provided:
Abbeville, fcr ordinary county -purposes.
2 1-2 rnilL-; $10,000 may he l>oriowe<l
at 7 per tent, to pay .salaries or
teachers; 20 cents per day is tixed as
fee fcr dieting pri-oners.
Aiken, ordinary purposes, 3 mills.
Anderson, for o.-xiinar>' purposes. 3
mills: past indebtedness, 1 m.?l.
Beaufoit, for ordinary purposes.
4 3-4 mills; past indebtedness. 1-3
mill: sinking-fund, 1 mill.
Berkeley, ordinary purposes. f> mills.
Bamberg, lor ordinary purposes, 3
mills; for the special road district of
Denmark. 2 mills.
Barnwell, ordinary county purposes.
3 1-2 mills.
Charleston?the delegation from this
county has not finally settled upon the
levy.
Cherokee, for ordinary county tax.
2 1-2 mills; far new jail, 1 mill: for
<cun'cy road tax. 1 mill; for sinking
fund for Draytonville. Gowdeysville,
TV1 *? *' I imn?t/lTlU
\% nire nam, tuur^au ?uu uiuiv?,v..v
townships, 2 mills; for pinking funii
tor Cherokee township. 1 1-2 mins; lor
intere3t on railroad oonds. Cherokee
towiish.p, 1 1-2 mills; in Draytonville,
llowdeysville. WhJte Plain. ..xorgun
and Limestone townships. 1-2 mill.
Chester, for ordinary county tax, 3
1-2 mills; for interest on railroad
bonds. 1 mill; In Court **ouse township
school district No. 1. 1 mill, to
pay past indebtedness.
Clarendon. for ordinary purposes. ?,
mills.
Colleton, ordinary. 5 mills; past indebtedness,
1 mill; interest on railroad
bonis. 1 1-2 mills.
Darlington, ordinary. 4 mills; past
indebtedness, l mill.
Dorchester, ord.nary. 4 ";-8 mills; interest
on county bonds, 5-8 o. a mill:
Green Pond and WateHboro railroad
bonds, 3-8 cf ono mill.
Rdeffteld. ordinary. 3 7-S mills: past
indebtedness. 1-8 of a mill.
Fairfield, ordinary, 4 mills.
Florence, ordinary, 3 l-lslim4\Y$$$
Florence, ordinary, 3 1-4 mills.
Greenville, o:dinary 4 mills; past indebtedness.
1-4 mill; for reindexiug retcrds.
1-13 of on^ mill; for interest on
Line railroad 1/onds. 1-2 cf one
^mill: for interest cn Greenville and
Lau.c-ns railroad bonds. 1-2 of one
mill: for maintaining convicts and
bridges. 2-3 of a mill.
Oietnwood. ordinary 3 mills; past
indebtedness. 1 mill.
Georgetown., all pur]>oses, 5 mills.
Hampton, ordinary purposes. 4
mills: for homo for poor. 1-2 mil!.
Horry, ordinary. 0 3-4 mills; interest
on railroad bends in four townships,
4 mills.
Kershaw, ordinary. 4 mills; interest
on raihoad bonds. 2 1-2 mills.
Lancaster, ordinary, 4 1-U mills; interest
on Cheraw and Chester railroad
bonds, 3 mills; for retiring said bonds.
1 mill; for Three C's bonds. 3 mills;
3 mills in Pleasant Hill township;
3 1-4 in Gill's Creek, and 4 1-2 in Cane
Creek township.
I^aurecs. ordinary. 2 1-4 mills: past
inde Jtedre^s. 1-1 mill; road purposes.
1 mill; interest on railroad bonus, 3
mills; all tlie county's part of dispensary
profits go to the public schools.
Lexington, ordinary, 3 1-2 mills; past
indebtedness. 1-2 mill; interest on rail*
% - 1 r>~,wwl O 5 irw4
road Donas in rum, imti
Pallida townships, 1 1-2 mills, rt-lii.ng
bonds in Saluda and Broad River
townships, 5 mills; in Fork township,
4 mills; attorney's fees in Broad River
ar.d Saluda township, 1-4 of a mill.
Marion, ordinary 2 mills; past indebtedness.
1 mill.
MaivLcro, ordinary, mills, past indehtf:.r,f-s.
1 mill: New jail. 1 mill:
roads. 1 mill.
Xi.\ terry, 2 1-4 mills for ordinary
j;;::*xses.
Ccome. for ordinary purposes, 4 1-2
mills. ?
Om geburg. for ordinary purposes,
2 1-2 mills; past indebtedness, 1-1 o.'
orn mill.
Pickens, ordinary, including roads
^^nnd bridges. 3 nulls: past indebted2
mills.
Richland, for ordinary county tax.
3 1-4 mills: in Columbia township, for
interest on railroad bonds. 1-2 of one
mill; for retiring railroad bonds, 1-i
of one mill; and in addition thereto
there shall l>e levied a tax of 2 mills
in the school district of the city of Columbia.
Spartanburg, ordinary. 3 mills: interest
on railroad bonds, 1 mill; sinking/und.
1-2 mill; roads, 1 mill; permanent
improvements on roads, 1 1-2
mills; one half'of dispensary profitto
go to public schools.
Saluda, ordinary, 2 3-4 mills; past
indebtedness, 1-8 mill; jr ore and witnesses.
1 1-4 mills; permanent improvements
on roads. 1 mill.
Sumter, ordinary purposes and nnst
Indebtedness, 3 mills; out of dispensary
profits $2,000 is to be set aside as
a sinking fund.
\
Two hundred bushels of potatoes
remove eighty pounds
ai of 'actual'' Potash from the
soil. Unless this quantity !
is returned to the soil, j
-si- r..n : ?.ai
V- U1C nuiuu uv' UUIJ n in
fc%Cr- ?
v^ -r'jlL; material!v decrease, i
?
rtc hnv<* ^<'^S Ul'u-c iil.otit
" ccmpwion, use :4r.l v.:Ji.- of
'*?*}& ?5* ? : ' 1 r " ' as C.-OJS.
1 " y arc SC3t lrceM.\^K
A l^ WoUKS. j
m m | l? _ Safest, surest cure for
Dr.BU S" throi,t *nfi iune i
m m w jroukies. people praise I
Cough SyrupiyMrsS !
Refuse ?ui>slitulc?. Gel Dr. Biiii'fi Coujth t>Vf uc>?
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The ?ohl yield ??f Cripple Crock for j
tho year is expected to amount to
fJT.OOO.UOO
To Curr a (.'old In One Uav.
Take Laxative Bhomo Qcixink Tablet*. I
All druggists refund the money if it fails to '
cure. E. W. Obovk's signature on each box. |
25c.
"I'm afraid I shall never be intellect- |
ual." remarked a little Germantown j
i girl. "I've pot stu n a peg nose i couiu |
j never keep glasses on iL"
I Beware ??? Ointment* for Cnlnrrh 1
That Contain llcrrury.
as mercury will surely ilestroy the sense of j
smell andcompletel.v derange thewbolesystem J
when entering it th rough the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never he used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the
j damage they will do Is ten told to the good you
| can. possibly derive from tbem. ila l's i atarrh
: Cure manufactured by F. J. Cheney A Co.,
j Toledo. O.. contains no morcury, jiud 1st iken
: internally, acting directly upon the blood and
' mucous surfaces of the system. In buying
I Hall's ( atarrh ure be sure to got the genuine.
I It Is taken internally, an i is made in Toledo,
Ohio, by F. J.1 heney A > o. T- stimonials free.
I1 Sold by DmggKts"*, price, T."?c. per bottle.
Hall's Family Mil* are the be.-t.
New Clerk?"Who is that old duffer
' that has so much to say?" Old C erk
i ?"Oh, he's the firm's silent partner."
, lllf KfM *-r<-i?rr?piioii run umx
' nml l'ev?r Is a Pottle of Grove's Tasteless
Chill Tonic. It is simple iron anil <piInitio >
j in a tasteless form. Nooure.no pay. l'rice25c. j
TROULEYS AS EDUCATORS.
!
Many Motormen Becoming Ambidexterous
Through Their Agency.
i "Unless the present style of trolley
ears so out of vogue." said u street
railway official the other day. "thej j
are going to develop a race of left
handed uiotorineii. No. 1 am not j??k-,
jug." he continued, when asked for an i
i uvnl lii itinn * I Min sintnlv vfntin<r .'I
, i,vr.., . fact.
If yen will notice the motorum.?
( next Mm?- you got on .? car. you will
! observe that lie hoops liis loft hand on !
tlio crank which controls tho current
I and his right on the one connected i
with the brake. The reason for such!
I an arrangement is that tho brake-]
crank requires considerable more
I strength in its manipulation, but tlie |
current regulator conns ini?> play ten
titiics as often and iias to be moved at
much greater speed. As a matter of
fact the operator is continually shift
iug it to ami fro for the purpose of in- j
j creasing or decreasing the power, and (
' a sort of dial, over which the handle
| moves, tells hi:n exactly how much
electricity lie is calling into play at any ,
j given moment. All that demands spej
cial alertness and attention, while with
1 the brake it is merely a matter of a
' straight pull.
! "The natural consequence of such an
unequal division of labor is to transfer'
the dexterity of the right hand to the
left, aud witli many of the older men
II liae in-uun- iiuikcuiw. ?
first bail my attention called to the
subject i>v watching f' ur motornien
playing a game of pool. Two of tliein
hold their cues in their left hands, one
u<ei] both hands impartially and the
other played in the ordinary manner. J
I questioned the first three and asked
whether they were left -handed. They j
replied uo, and eon Id Rive no special
explanation of their manner in hold- !
Iiir the cue. They said it Tame kind
of natural."
"That led mo to do a little invest!--1
gating. ami 1 foilnil that a number of
j our old employes weir- gradually shifting
the functions of the right hand to |
the loft. A couple or tiiotu nave act- i
ually become ambidextrous, and write j
as well with one h.iiul as they do with j
the other. The change has come about I
by such Imperceptible decrees, however.
that very few of lliein are aware
of the cause; but I a:n satisfied it is to
be found in the constant manipulation
of the current crank on the cars. Ac- [
cording to the evolution sharps, that !
ought to produce left handed men in '
two or three generations. I don't ;
know that it is any particular disad- I
vantage. I merely mention it as a
curious fact."?New Orleans TimesDemocrat.
The bicycle seems ui he on the rctir,
id list.
I
Footnotes,
The flftly timo a pessimist enjoys
life is when he is telling other people
he doesn't enjoy it.
Years loconrile man to gray hairs;
and gray hairs reeoneile him to his
years.
There are queer days in life when
everything we touch seems to fall over
or tumble to piecej.
Truth has abandoned the contract of |
trying to be stranger than modern I
fiction.
When a woman meets an old sweetheart
she isn't so curious to see how
he looks as she is to know how he
thinks she looks.
The man who marries a sehool '
teacher loses his old-time privilege of
calling somersaults "somersets."?Indianapolis
Journal.
A cabled protect against the revenue
act recently enacted by the Po.to
Rican Legislature, was received b> the
Senate from San Juan, saying the J
meeting which adopted the proles:
constituted pract'.i ally the whole;
wealth of the island. It announces a i
commission will be sent hero to urge j
annulfcuent.
licit Kor the Bowels,
NomRtterwli.it ails you, headache to a
cancer, you will never get well until your
bowels are put right. Cascarats help !
nnliira nnri, vr.tl witlmnt a i?rir>a or Dam.
produce easy natural movements, cost you i
just 10 ceuts to start setting your health j
back. Case a rets Candy Cathartic, the ;
geuuin?, put up lu metal boxes, every tab- I
let has C.O.O. stumped ou It. Beware of
imitations.
The busy mau who never has any time :
iright eat a few dates.
Ut < <>'? Voone Greaae
Will abs'ilutelv cum Ckoip. f'ot'oss and
Colds <411 eke than anything known.
Tho self-made man too often forgets to
give his wife any of tne credit.
A Centenarian.
Dr. Graham, of Kontu ky. who llvd lo be one I
hundred years old. attributed bis lone life and j
freedom troni illness to the u??ot Crab Orchard
Water. It was hlsouly medic.ne.
Piso's Cure cannot be too highly spoken of
as a cough cure. J. W. O'Brie , !cii Third
Ave., N., Minneapolis. Minn., Jan. ti.l!*W.
Scratch's, ?addle galls, sore shoulders,
sweeney, cuts, bru ses, and lameness of everv
kind,cure 1 atone* by Goose Grea-o Liniment.
The windy day brings out the v>hman.
Indigestion is a bad companion. Get rid
of it by chewing a bar of Adams* 1'epsiu |
Tutti Frutti after each meal.
The girl with high ideals seldom marries ;
an aeronaut.
All poods are alike to Pctnam Fa< ki.css ;
Dtes, as tliey color all libers at one boiling. J
.Sold by all dru-rpists.
It doesn't take an artist to draw inferences.
Best Cough syrup. Tastes Good. Cqe H
ES In time. Sold bv drueirists. fH
?&tgi
l' ' thc,^"1 lymtunitrosmcs
ffTnJlitAlAwl pecan co . fort worth*^e*xa's?
Cstab JgfJfJU p<5 of sTsijdwTlptloti. Hst
t "> for prlcrf. JKSHK MAKDF.N
iw s CUsrlf* M..Ualtixorx;Mi>. '
Use CERTfllNili"CI)RE.H
I A LUXUR
Jl K AKE no mistake!
i \ 1 See that my head J
is cn every package of ^
Iycu buy. It guarantees m
its ourity. No coffee is
I LION COFFEE
u ~ 1 J
U unices 11 is ui a > jpuuuu
81 sealed packet with the .
head of a lion on the *
front* Then you get
pure coffee?the highest
| grade for the money*'
Sin every package of LsC
r let. No housekeeper, in fact, r
P which w*M contribute to their
? sinfttfy cutting out a certain m
| packages (which is the only f
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J Libby's soups arc as good as soups ^
can be. Some cooks inay know ?
o how to -oke soups as good. None ^
? can make them better ? none so i
? cheaply. Six plates of" delicious u
e soup for I o cents ? and think ot
? the bother saved! ?
Oxtail, Miillagatewny, Chicken, %
? Hock Turtle, Tomato, Vegetable,
o and Chicken Gu:.ibo. o
o
9 At your grocers, in cans read* for instant 9
serving ? just heat tbrra. ? .
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? LIBBY, McNEILL & LtSBY o
Chicago ? |
? Write for our booklet, '"How to Make 9
? Good Things to Eat." ?
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L?.? a si Hiiar w ?j> ssa .u.AtBJi JLXJT,
EgiSPHwS
1 - Greatest. Cheapest Food on Earth t
yJ,VgR^yKdT\ tor f: e?p. Swine. Caule, I
Poultry, etc. 1
Wfll K* worth C100 !o yen to read wk*t | |
b*Jstr't CAUij acys a beet rapr.
Billion Dollar Grass >
wllI pcrkiriljf m&iio you rich; 12 tc?M I |
of b?tr *r.?l)ot?of pft*U)t?pfr arrt,>0 a'to ft
LUron.us, r?n*l,Spalls (4CW b*. cortijShO j
LU. oau j*r a.,;fir., ?n-. ?
Fop this Notlco and lOo.J
dT? rr*'^ Jlacif ?nil 10 I-armSM f
>uvelika, fully worth flOto g*t a Hart. P
p&9\ F?P 1 Ic. 7 apisndnl veg%U)/U and 8 P
" brilliant ILmor teed fkk^Mud catalog. |
TATE SPRING,^]?
'of America.
r Hotel Open and Water Shipped Throughout
a War. 1 h-* newt Delightful Health and PieaMirc
Kerort In the Union. Electric l.lgh *. St-am
Heat, Water Work*. Water Curea lndlif-atioii.
Dyspepsia, and all ir'Uble* of thp I.iver, Stomach
Bladder, Bowels and Idnc.m, Rheumatism and
Blood Diseases. Write for l'amphlet.
THUS. TOW-INSOV, Owner & Propr.
TATE SPRING, TENNESSEE.
GR ASS and FIELD SEEDS
UNION 5fcl5>, HUIAIUK5, I'CAS;
WINTER, RUST PROOF, BLACK,
WHITE OATS, SO J A BEANS, &c.
5. T. BEVERIDGE & CO.,
1*217 ! :. < ar> St.. K.IC II.TIOND, VA.
AGENTS WANTED
Booker T. Washington,"
Written by hlmH-lf. Kvrytjody buy?; upon!*
are now inakl rip over $10) j>er month; he*.' nook
to nell tooolo e.i people over putiMrhtvl. Write
for t?*rtn8. or send !M rents for outl'.t nn<l begin
Htonoo. Please mention thin paper. Addnr-s
J. L. NICHOLS & CO., Atlanta, Georgia.
r? FRFF WITH SEEDS. N
Vearlll t md yon >> pacluvcn of cbolitB
?V*etablc rtiN on i*onal<r.menC. M
When >??u hiivo^old them vou can tako 83
youronoi.# n? 8 tfne i>rrir.tuii\/t iru Ja<!ir?u.'Nlhpr-flllpd Watrh, M
(iold HnmKhpd nopk, rtf. Stil j^IaJ accepting tM* oifcr H
an 1 ore will f.>rwar<l ?<di. etc., by uioii. ... .H.
T. J. KIM* CO , Kenlamrn, Hlrhmuml, Va. I
fT K kult of flnlhw fr r 'ii-nc 100 p-i ka/r*.
AGENTSandSALESMEN!
We inauufar-turo quick spIIIii.: article. Your profit*
#11) percent, kriudih lUceni*. Kartlcnian for stamp.
Kwa i.o Jii>v ct.TY Works, K\l' Claikk, Wis.
nDADCV NEWriSCOVERYjflT*
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eoes. Bo k w ten mouiale aa?l lOdnvs tieauuinl
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Watch our roxt advertisement.
m COFFEE you Tvill find a
o woman, man, boy or girl will fa
happiness, comfort and convenience,
i-mber of Lion Heads from the wr.
o:m in which this excellent coffee
1
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Cores HEADACHE aod^LA&lllWt 1 J
? Without anjr bad eCecia Wbate?9er. g
{ Effects Immediate and Pleasant. g
9 HICKS' CAPUDINE t
AT DRl'ii KTOItKS. J1
EVERY MAN HIS OWN B98IQR.
B?J.HamlltonAyers,A.H.,M.D. a 'V*
This io a mom Yaluoolo Book /J,
for the Household, teseh.nK a? !r
does tisc euslly-disiingaislied ?-je
Symptoms of dltlercnt D.scenes, y w ?
the Cause? and Means of Pre- X __ ^
Tooting such Dl caws, and the g / w
Slmplod Homed to* watch will U- -j#
levlaie or cure. j, T^3?S? . .
5#8 Paxes, Profusely illustrated. < /*?'
The Book it written in plain Re .
every-day Kuglisn. and Is free CwXI C
from the technical terms whicn g|/ y
render most Doctor Books so 2^ \
valueless to the generality of 7/ L I
readers. Tlita BoeU is in- . y fl \J H
tenueu touuoi rarvnto in i_ \/f/ *? /?
tbo Fhniilr,. nd it to worded I /1/T
at to ve readily understood uy all TV,
ONLY UUclti. POSTPAID. i^LA-^rT W
l'ontage stamps Taken. V ''/j I a]
Npt only lins tnU Book .-on- tjjgT. H V i U
tain "> mora Information Kela-.-Ofr lIUU H
Uvt .o D.seaje, oui very yro?cr-|j\K\ Hi .?
ly gives a Complete Abulyn.. of zjw, : j YO Jq'
everything pcrUtu.uy to Ctti t- jg. I W?i y il
hip. Marriage auU the Pioauo Pi2j&Jtr '
tloi: an t 1:0,11tv; of liecmiy -=~ fiCwiPJf"""
>'amilicii,to.4?tUi'r with Valuable Hf trHt:.
Recipes mi l Prescript tons, lix- Of jfflf
blaliationaof Botanical Practice, >lp W
Correct oteof Ordinary ileitis, &c ^
Coirrr bte ItfDtix. k tc
HOOK 1*L11. IIOI.'SK,
134 l.i'ouurtl si.t N. \ . c ity calm
a so try ec r.
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Money in Chickens
Yor'ioc. hi stamps we toon a Wi
V ( )'AU?. uc/Oiv giving tue experleix'*
I I vi u practical rouluy Raiser?not
/ \ ui amateur. till a mau wontiiij
/ 1 ivr uu.l?iM ou t couu?Muring ii
j ( Vyrara it U'acacs now to Urttci
V land Cure Diseases. reed I or
i.ir t'ltnetiiii e- tanuMi kiWIaLl
I V &ave fur urmiwix; evt-ryiniiirf rt~
1 \ quiMUrfur proiuaul< fouury raw*
1-4 ui*. fiooiv rtl ill.?.*? .i*.so
CO, 1X1 LunurJ air4?(, Aou l vr?.
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pysiai
o yields to nature's medicine, <[>
I! It Ik-,., il.i and ftd stomach, ^
U Ilvur. klJtiey a:ul bowol disorders. An un- V
' Q riv?ne?tsip<-r!(::it and laxative; Invleorntee O
'Q nnd tone* the whole system. A natural Q
O water ottho hlirli.-et medicinal value, cou- (\
X cerilratedtomaki-ltea-uer - >,
W ship und use. A ?-"Z. ayayT* !' . i x
U bottle at equal f * 2callona\ \Jagf' U
D of uncondcnsed water. a(*'?" (,
0 Sold by druggists every-TRACT t' *'J laiW 1.1
i\ mark on every Ixjttie. ?oc i
X CHA3 ORCHARDWATE^ j
ATTENTION is facilitated if you mention
this p.apor when writinj; advertisers. So. 7. '
aiMBMiiMaate
OF ALL!
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Why has
, LION COFFEE
^ now become the leader
) ji of all package coffees ?
f1 And why is it used in
millions of homes ?
Because it does not
sail under false colors.
It is an absolutely clean,
pure coffee. No glazing,
no coating with egg
... . mixtures or chemicals
in order to hide imperfections.
Just try a package of ;
1 i inai nnrrrr
Liuii uurrcc
and you will understand
the reason of its 4
popularity*
fully illustrated and descriptive \
il to find in the list some article 1
and which they may have by
inpers of our one pound sealed
is sold).
\\ OOLSON SPICE CO., TOLEDO, OHIO.
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