The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-10-06

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III Farther ware, Stone, or
Crockrv ware, not specially emu
mcrated in this act.
55 per cent ad valorem.
1875 Articles OF Glass.
AZ per cont nd valorem.
Rut let us GO forward to page II
md schedule F" whore we find AS
follows:
253 Beef and Pork.
cent per pound.
2G4 Hams and Bacon.
cents per pound.
25S Cheese.
cents per pound.
257 Butter.
4 cents per pound.
25a Lard. . cents per pound.
259 Wheat.
90 cents per hushel.
263 Corn. 10 cents per bushel.
264 Oats. 10 cents per buehcl.
26S Flour.
20 per cent nd vnlorem.
go Rice. 1t cents per pound.
277 Mnckercl.
cent per pound.
278 Herrings.
! OF cent per pound
279 Halm0n.
cent per pound.
Now let us go forward to pngo
81, whore we find schedule /, Cot
ton and Cotton Goods"
(3l9 q Cotton cloth rot blcached.
% cents per square yard.
Sl9 b Cotton cloth blcachcd.
39 cents per square yard.
l8l9 C Cotton cloth colorcd or
printed.
At cents per square yard.
1923 Stockings, Hose, Shirts and
Drawers.
40 per cent nd valorem.
82G Spool Thread ofCotton.
cents per dozen spools.
1874 Brown and 2lcachcd linen,
including Damask, Damnsk Towel
ling, Drills and Drilling, Shifting.
35 per cent ud vnl0rcm.
1886 Flax or Linen thread, Irvine,
Including clothing ready made,
handkerchiets, shirt Du,oIns, shoe
threod, wearing apparel and many
others.
40 per cent nd valOrcm.
343 Bagging for Cotton valued ct
EHR 7 cents or less,
It cent per sqnare yard.
343 Valued at over 7 cents PEI
square yard.
2cents per square yard.
1862 Wooden cloth, Shawls and
all manufactures Of wool.
35 cents per pound and
in addition thereto 40
per cent nd valorem.
363 a Flanncls, Blankets, Hats of
wool, and all manufactures of every
description not specially provided
for i'm this act:
1868 b Valued at not exceeding
80 cents per pound.
10 cents per pound.
1863 C Valued at above 80 cents
per pound and not exceeding 40
cents per pound,
II cents per pound.
1863 d Valued at above 40 cents
per pound and not exceeding so
cents per pound,
IS cents per pound.
363 e Valued mt above so cents
per pound and not exceeding 80
cents per pound,
"a cents per pound.
1863 T And in dddition thereto up
on all the above named articles,
EsA 35 per cont ad valorem.
1863 x Valued at above 80 cents
per pound, 35 cents per pound and
in addition thereto 40
Gg per cent al valorcm.
366 Clothing ready made (of wool)
and wearing apparel Of every de-
scription not provided for in this
act, Gao cents per pound and
BG gin addition thereto 35
(per cent ad valorem.
39l Paper Envelopes,
25 per cent al valOrem.
400 Bonnets, hats and hoods, for
men women and children,
30 per cent adj valorem.
407 Buttons and Button moulds,
20 per cent nd valorem.
Ala ClOaks,
80 per cent ad valorem.
40 Combs,
80 per cent adj valorem.
463 All manufactures OF leather
not provided for in this act,
80 per cent nd valorem.
176 Pipes, Pipe bowls etc, not
specially provided for in this act.
10 per cent ad valorem.
4S3 Salt in bags, sacks or barrels,
IL cents per 100 pounds.
4s3 b In bulk,
cents per 100 pounds.
491 n Umbrellas parasols and
401 b lshades,
491 C 40 per cent? ad
492 90 per cent? valorem.
49TWatches andparts of Watche~.
20 per cent ad valOrem.
Closely connected with Provis-
ions, Clothing and Medicines as
bearing upon the cost Of the con-
sentences of living is the Schedule
OF Duties OF the Metats; let us re-