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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-10

council that Martin Gallagher is not a
fit or proper person to act as an officer
of the law and it Is the sense of this
council that the mayor be requested to
remove him from the police force"
Aid. Mcqueen: 81 don't mind this
resolution, but | want it to he more
sweeping. l think there is about 80
per cent of our police force that needs
looking up"
Aid. Ross: ~ do not want this coun-
ell to understand that this is a demand,
but only suggestion to have the mayor
look up the police force"
Aid. Norquist: II do not see the use
of such resolution, as the police force
is under the control of the mayor. / do
not care to put q greater blot upon a
young mans life by this action of the
council"
Aid Green: 81 do not think we could
place him in worse light before the
public than he is now. This is simple
request. 1t is not a removal
Aid Beardsley: II do not think that
this is necessary as the mayor has the
/ privilege Of removing police officer al
will"
| Aid. Ross: This is not a mandatory
order, but it is for the purpose of re-
lleving the present mayor from the re-
/ sponsibllty and suspicion that has been
the talk for the last thirty days. L is
/ for the purpose of putting this council
4 on record as wishing to remove this
| officer or any other member of the force
1 who does not do his duty"
The vote on the question stood II to /
! in favor of the resolution.
Aid. Lund: Il don't want You news
! paper men to come out in the morning
and say ] favored Gallagher. | want
that distinctly understood. ! voted
against that resolution, but it was not
because | favored that party"
The clerk was instructed to have pub
/ lished the telephone ordinance upon
deposit Of the amount necessary tC
cover the cost of publication.
The council adjourned to meet at 5
O'Clock Friday evening.
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-,,,r,o 70 ba oat,;no
to- o,d aomaubat dirty
IL. no1;,;coI tactics are
be has M marty
- ha i aven having a hard time OF
!. - fnd some one who will fill the
,.o,,,,c,. an his sunreme court bench.
10 mon who would natural
.4oi;oh.oa - accent an appoint-
,,art now feel that it would not be safe
tI,o,n IN do so lest they should be
&c ,artv To some not
a,-or ,l..n heal
Inasmuch az the governor poses as a
PannLlican figure head, this is not a
pIeasant state Of affairs. But Mr.. p
ham viii suffer more than the party he
prcsunes t. represent. tie cannot by
an, means kill the Republican party
in Wisconsin, but he can or has killed
off William II. Upham in and for the
state Of Wisconsin.
At the time Of his nomination he was
il full sympathy with the party and IN
good trim to make clean, straight race
and win without break, but IN an eYll
hour. about two or three weeks before
election, he yanked the cotton out OF
his elr ard listened to the quackIng OF
Doctor Cheney. Then to find out
whether the Doctor was lying to HIM or
not he inquired Of several OF the doctors
friends il this or that statement were
true. OF course they all held up the
hands Of doctor Cheney, and the result
vas that Mr. pham got 80 badly fright
ened and ratified that he was ready 70
do any thing DR.. Cheney ordered, ana
during the last two weeks OF the cam
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summons

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Douglas County Circuit Court,
Kate c. Newton, Plaintiff
The County Of Douglas, in the State of Wiscon-
sin ole X. Anderson. County Clerk Of ssf.f
county. A. Britfon. Robert j. CarvilI Ebert
+. farman. L. L. Young, +. T. Mauwariug. j. II +.
Miner Halle StccuS!and, Nelson Pratt and ]. II.
Mcbride, Defendants
The state Of Wisconsin, to the said Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons OK
elusive of the day of service, and defend the
above entitled action iii the court aforesaid: and
IN ease of your failure TO do judgment viii he
rendered against you according to the demand
OF the complaint of which a cory is herewith
served upon you.
MICHAEL s BRIGHT.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Douglas County. v isconSin, iyI3a24
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Callouses on His Conscience.

Milwaukee News
The appointment of Editor Deane
of the Racine Journal, to the position
that Editor Flower, of the West Supe-
rior Leader, lobDied through the legis-
lature and pre-empted for himself, is
happy solution of knotty question.
The position in question is the comis-
sionership of deep Waterways.
Gov. Cpham, in refusing to recognize
the presumption papers of Editor
Flower on the job, deserves commend
alton. The Governors action is flat
rebuke TO methods that cannot be too
severely ceusured. fittings have got
ten to point that schemers with thirst
for pap, that is practically Unsuitable
can run down to Madison during a SEES
sion of the legislature and lobby bill
| through by hook or crook that creates
an office, with the express intention OF
the said lobbyist occupying the position
/ himself, then it is apparent that dan
gerous point in popular government is
at hand.
But Governor Upham has refused to
recognize such an era in politics And
it is highly creditable that he has SO re.
/ fused. 1t is an attitude that will BE
/ potent in it influence in good govern.
j menr. II Will I've dlscouraging TO men
+ With schemes. The action is notice
i that there i no such thing a. pre-cmp-
ton OF the office attained through legis-
/ lation lobbying.
And again, in appointing Editor
/ neane, a iudicious selection has been
made He * man OF excellent reputt
and. unlike Editor Flower. he has not
drawn salaries from public and quas
public sources until there are ca,lyuse.
on his Conscience.
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Shcriff's Sale on Execution.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Douglas County s..

| STATE OF WISCONSIN,l
Douglas County. isS
| y Office is hereby given that 10y virtue of an
/ execution issued out of the superior court,
/ uI Douglas county, state Of Wisconsin, to me
i directed and delivered, and bearing date the
18th day of July, lN95 upon the judgment rem
/ dUrcd IN saa court, on the 22d day of May. 1891
I in an action therein itIitiug herein the Bank
4 Of superior "a corporatiomJ was plaintiff and
/ Herbert ". Pearson and G. A Pearson de
/ PENDANTS, i'll favor of the said plaintiff and
] against the said defendants for the sum Of Two
/ Thousand Nine Hundred Eighty Four and IL 100
Dollars l-23SI ~. with interest thereon from the
| SAID 32d day OF May, 1894, will on the 9th day
| Of september. 1898, at 10 clock in the forenoon
of that day, at the east front door of the court
/ house IN the city of superior douglas county,
Wisconsin. offer for sale and sell at public auc-
ton. to the highest bidder for cash all the right
| title and interest that said defendants or either
| OF them lad on the 2lSt day of March. 1891, hen
| the same was attached in the said action or
have since acquired, in and TO the following
! described real property situated in said Douga
| county, Wisconsin, tO-wit:
Lots II y, % and 20 ofthe Morrisett Out Lots
Lots u of the Morrsett Out Lots. except the
| cnStcrly q Of one acre thereof.
The undivided 13-4sths OF the following lots
! Lots 2as ana 20 on West First street
! Lots 30 ana 10 on West Fifth street.
! Lot : on West Ninth street.
| :. a of block OH West Fifteenth street.
SEtt Of block , on West Fifteenth street.
/ ; - 81 block - en- West Twenty First street
NJ I ofbl1ck on West Twenty Third street.
S.Nl4 OF block >; on West Twenty Fifth street
/ ; FL of block .Son West Twenty Ninth street
M Of block - on West Thirty Third street,
/ Lot 5Gl GA East second street.
I}uck - ou Fast First street
| Bloch ~ Hu East seventh street.
B3ork 26 on East Thirteenth street
4 Block ou Eust Fifteenth street.
! Block - On East It CroIX street.
Bloc! - on East st Clair street.
/ Block IS on East Ontario street.
| B5oCk FOB ON Baltic stIeet.
/ Bio L III on ~iuIGae street.
/ Block !yi on Peninsula avenue.
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Senator David B. Hill has expressed
belief that the year 1896 will be one of
tie most memorable Democratic vic
tories recorded in history. No man in
this country understands better than
he does the drift Of politics and public
opinion. Chicago Chronicle.
1t rcquircs no stretch of the magma
ton t. remember that this same Sena-
tor Till forctold great Democratic
victory in New York last year and in
sisted that he would be ushered into
the Governors chair One would nat
uraily suppose that he knows as much
new is he did then, and Is just as much
Ut a prophet Ocean.
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II. F IeVBER t,
ior, Wis, Atty for PlaintitI..
81 VI MONS

SUPERIOR COURT-DOTGLA COUNTY
l.. NJ. Eckcrt, Piantitf,
vs.
Edward G. Jones. Kate Chcllcw. Joseph f Mcr-
RAM and South superior Improve la4tut Com
panY, observation-disclosures.
The State of Wisconsin, to the said Defendants
Nou are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service Of this Summons. OK
elusive of The day of service. and defend tho
above entitled action i'll the court eiurc>aId. and
III case of your failure so to do. Judgment VIII bt
rendered against you according to the demand
of the complaint, of which = copy is herewith
served upon You.
PICKERING & HARTLEY.
Plaintiffs : Attorneys
p. O. Address: Superior
Douglas County, Wisconsin. i20 a3f
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.

Mrs. TaImage, wife of R.y. T. E
Witt Taliuage, Of Brook yn, \. y, died
at go Monday morning.
"Eb'rv man, said Uncle Eben, dat
prideS hsse'fo on bein' pessimi-t, ain
or waIkiu' druuncia,ion Oh hi wife :
coukiu Washington Star.
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TO Preserve Potatoes.

The potato crop of 1895 is said to be
larger than has been before known. A
new idea has been suggested and ex-
periments made leading to the evapor-
alton and canning Of potatoes for the
seamen AMI others who could thus
keep the potatoes fresh and good dur
ing long trips. Inasmuch as the crop
is expected to be in excess of the de-
mand this year some such device if put
in practical operation will furnish q
needed market. We shall watch il
with interest Western Rural.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-10

1t has been figured out that it costs
$50 to save a chicago sinner. That be-
ing So, the average kind of a sinner can
be saved for great deal less-Rock-
ford (Ill.) Republican.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-10

Justice Howell +. Jackson. of the
United states supreme Court. died al
Nashville II 80 P. N. Thursday. lie
was placed upon the Supreme bench
hy President Harrison and confirmed
~ a Republican senate, although him
self a stauneh Democrat. He was the
only Democrat upon whom such an
, honor was ever conferred.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-10
He Accepts.

Judge +. y. Marshall has notified the
Governor that he will accept the APP
pointment to seat on the Supreme
bench of the state. He has also tend
cred his resignation as judge of the
Eleventh Judicial Circuit. to take effect
upon the appointment of his successor
Judge Mead will probably be appinted
today to succeed Judge Marshall. The
Douglas County Bar has expressed
itself in favor Of Mr.. Ninjie Of this city,
but Mr. Cheney, the inner circle of the
4. 7. A. party, has decided for Judge
Meade, as We are informed, and if our
information is correct that settles it, for
the Governor will obey DR.. Cheney il
this matter az he has in all such matters
heretofore. Doll your ceapeau to Judge
Meade, gentlemen.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-10

As the Democratic party seems to
he very anxious TO ruin this country a.
COON ~ possible, we recommend that
they join tie Coxcy party. J. 5. Coxey
has Just been nominated for governor of
Ohio, and his platform, if triumphant,
would send the country to the DENIM
tien bow-wous even faster than the
Cleveland iica Is doing. The Coxey
platform, simmered down, proclaims
tor:
Goxcy's non-interest bond and good
roads bills issuing enough legal tender
paper money to put the country on a
casA basis, free and unlimited coinage
naturalization Of public monopolIes
arnounce Understanding bonds; de
nouuceS process in Dehs case a. sub
yer-lye Of rights of trial by jury; favors
law against payment OF any debt III
gold; demands immediate adjustment
81 national bands; fayors 4 per diem
service pension bill.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-10

The louisiana Senators are Singh
lasiy altrt and active III behalf of their
sugar growing constituents. Mr..
9achard and Mr. Gallery are deter
.aI. ! t. leave nothing undone in the
e5t.ra d enforce the payment of the
sG-,.r bounty To the Louisiana planters.
Philadelphia Record.
Louisiana Senator'S are a little late
with being alert and active" The
time for that was when they could have
stood With Republicans for honest pro-
lection. They failed, and east in their
lots with Wilson free traders and the
sugar monopoIists. and got sold. They
should stand up to the tr4de.-Inter
Ocean
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JOB WORK
AT THE
TIMES OFFICE
WANTED statesmen.

Lire OF Nursery stock We cannot make !'1
Rich in a moi tn but can give you steady u.
gIoymsat and will pay you well soE It. ~,
prices correspond with the times "f'''
terms and territory 10
TIE HAWKS NURSERY CO.
fm2jn29l Milwaukee, Niseoh''"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-10
rATE OLE MISCNNSIN-

STATf OF WI-tVNSIN,
Douglas County. In Superior Court.
The National Bank OF Castcton, a corporation,
Plaintiff,
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French, German and Spanish

Taught at Home Day or Night with
Gat hintlrance to other occupation
new, infaiffibie method, complete aHI
exhaustive course.
81 90 Per Annum. First LessOHFrs
Call or address
TIE LEGU,ST
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
l2G2S, +. Washington St, Chicago H.
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Notice Of Foreclosure sale
ottfried IEeimbaCh. aud Henrietta
Itt.it3t,4rb brisUt44F5fs

/ y J. or W L-' eN-iN.
Dougls> County. tSS. Superior frfr'..
Ju>,ph Euck, Plaintiff
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-Wansau Herald: Gov Upham is
having an unusual as we'll as unpleas-
ant experience. lie cannot find man
T. accept his offer Of supreme court
ju,lgship. Webb, Hastings. and it is
said Greene. have refused il.
YES, hui il couldn't escape the eagle
eve Of judge Marshall, and the Cover
nor i now ril Of his elephant
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MONEY LOANED

ThOS. +. OakcS, Henry &. Payne
REGEJNTE-
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-05
Ei;S WAY.

ptr.onal abuse seems *!%a!s - nave
kcen the acc ,lnpatline"; ol ln3fic
lie. and those who are ed siagrrs
O. who arc endowed wiki invlnclbje
so 4 hum9r are abe 10 receive L!
sercucly.
O'EonaciI, the Irish PARROT, was
called the "Bi- JaggarluaM" When he
was !cyying tribute from "the finest
,isaatry in the wur!d," to bring about
what he considered their lasting bene~
fit. Yc:, with O'Connell, abuse was
G question Of give and take. Prodiga.
eli himself, he could resent it. Il
was he who called The Duke OF WEI
iin"t3n t:s:unted corporal, and iI:
Il" s,nusa OF Commons described
T.orG IA!.vanlcv as "a creature hall
iliot, half maaiac," and "a bloated
Aniioon."
The person vexed by such billings,
gate should possess Che philosophy o.
ra.; Louis Courier who when similarly
a:saic'' " q French professor, quietly
re":ar..
- fancy hc must be vexed: lie
Cas- lae j:cobin, rebel, p!agIarlst'
t!.vi.. Prisoner, fovgcr, lepcr. madman
iinyo.icr, caIunniator, libciler, 6
horrible, filthy, grimacing rag-picSer
22I!;cr what lie wants 10 say. nc
,.!es.S that he and | are not o: the
sane opinion. aud this is his only way
Of pui'ing it."-ltcutAs Companion.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-05
TAX NOTICE.
COUNTY TREAsURER's OFFICE.
W1NNsBoRo, S. c., Sept. 30, lS93.


Taxes for the fiscal year commenc,
ING November /, 1894, will be due and
payable from the 10Th Of OCTOBER TO
the 31st Durs:abers 1895. -,
The l.v, f5r State purposes IS u
mills, :,r C@unty 81 mills, for deh,
cienc I-1j NIL. and for schools :
mills. ;.:akins : total general levy OF
10 LID 1nil... : here is also a speclal
levy 70, c:loolS of mills in the TO-
lowi... Sci ,Ul Districts: Nos. l, >,
10, II, y, il. -, II, IS, and q levy
of | mil. t. lie same purpose III
No. 10.
All taxable polls are required to pay
one dollar each. :,
The following kinds of funds only
are receivable for taxes: Goia ana
silver coin, United States currency,
national bank notes, and coupons
which shall become due and payable
during the year 1895 on the consoH-
dated bonds Of this State known as
"Brown Bonds" and the bonds OF thls
State known as "Bluc Bonds" and on
anv other State bonds which may ne
issued by authority Of an Act CT Inc
General ssembIy, the coupons OF
which are by such Act made recc;Va-
bic for taxes.
The taxpayers will please remember
that the Treasurer will not, as hereto
fore, visit the different precincts OF inc
County to facilitate the payment OF
taxes, tie law now not authorizing 1t ):
But WILL BE PREPARED TO RECEIVE
THEM AT HIS OErICE IN NINNsBoRo
FROM THE 18th OF OCTOBER TO TIE
3IST OF DECEMBER NENT.
uAYNE McM EEklN,
lO-2-3t County Treasurer.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-05
COLUMBIA FEMALE. COLLEGE,,
COLUMAIA. S. E.

Full elective anl degree course.
Fifteen Dcpar:'nc is Of Instluctio:..
Aue Faculty OF s. ccia'i>tS and di'-
tineuished corps Of Lecturers. ID.
lightfnl gloands M,@nIti:ent bniir;-
ings. on which 2l2 10000 cxpcnd' Il
this wear improving anA charging :;
vel furnished; equipped with al
modern appliances. Labrnto'y: S.
.ietv Halls: Gymnasium; cicgan'
Studios: Library end Reading Rooms :;
Tvlc> cone: lcw Chcm;c"l ard Phy>i-
cal Appara'u> :AI rooms well fur
nisl, Il, carpoled ana lighted "i:h gas
hot ati,! cold baths Oil every Il or: h'.i
water heat; p, ch->nn"d closets;
PURE C1srERS WATER: Tennis Courts;
Industrial Home, reducing board t.
s75 aycar. r l:'rhonc: Electric Bells.
A number Ct SCHOLARSHIPS. Fall term
begins September 2G. i'"r fur ther ill
formation. apply to
REV. JOHN a. RICE. AN, DID,,
o-eO-1t President.
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WE HAVE GOOD EXHIBIT.

\ EegiSicr reporter was ta!k;u. 10 {
gentleman at the Union Depot c.tcw.
day afternoon who had just r2tlri:e,!
from "hort visit to tie Atlanta ExD0-
>ition, and when asked about tic
South Can oiina exhibit, h. replied l;:2'
tic State had no reason 20 be ASHAMED:
oi her exhibit at the fair. The sue.
cess OF what this State has in atlanta
is due in the main 20 tie cGo::s Of
Commissioner Roch', who has been
un5iriUg in his etfor;S 20 make It a
success and III this line lie has 10;
failed. another car Of tho I.i:h,a0;:
contributions leave Saturday and w:.c,l
everything IS put III shape the Sou.ii
Carolina room will be c'ass 4 amo!G
toe finest on the grounds.
Tie gentleman denied ali the :;t:<c
reports that vi.i:ors would be gnugaG
by the hotels, and saws that accoino-
9a'ions can be secured from - cents
to s. per da:'. |: is true :he stree:
CO.. fare hes been raised to ten ca!.,.
but 70 other efforts arc Hc;Me made 20
get the peoples moacy un;as!ly.
Many visitors are already co.nin9
ana going though the ;SrZc-r crow ds
will begin 10 ;t!, n3 ;:rri.c III 'at:cr
parS q this month nM.i N4v -: =.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-05
20. Over Fifty Years

Ms. #!Asl.j";'s ::GuCE,NG SEHCr hA,
b"y:: used for ever fly years - '3i!'ieHs
81 :.:.!!.c:S fG: t:ie;r children while te1iii-
i, =, ~!:!i ,y: Icct sGcreSS. /; soO:li"s ne
cniiI, so:t9H5 t!:u gums, aiiays ai; pain,
cures Winti coiic, and is tie Gass remedy
for Da-rhea. II wi!l relieve the poor lit
:le sufferer immediately. Sold by Drug
giS;s in every na.g o! the world. Twenty
FIVE cents a bottle. Be sure and ask Tor
:i:3 H'ns!ow's Soothing SYRUP" cGd
f.;..H 20 ether kind. 5--1iE:iy
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-05

phc majority report on c!ucation'
prepared, it is said priNci2a ly by Nj.
Julian Mitchell, Of Charleston, is very
good, and reads very much !iEc a
constitutional provision. This is as
important piece Of work as the cor
veation Will have to i!and.c, and oEc
that the people 1t iar.c are perhaps
more Interested il than any other.
$ NE v:r; important charges IN he
l:~ @:e suggested, and al; @! tijcn G:
rhe right lie.
Section rela:is the o:I:c uf Saoe:-
iuteudoHt Of El:l:a;ion S:c. pro-
riaes for the ciecion cE ~ fur years
Of County School i':;m:n;ss:n3 egS.
Sec. 3 requires that tie General A.
sembiy shall pTovi;l. i ohe: fuN.:S
than those derived fr9il sch 'ol t"XeS
with which to ply tho salaries Of the
State. Superintendent oi Ed;lc::ien,
County Schoo! Commissioners: AID
County TroasurerS Tha: is - say,
all funds levied ior school pH.ro&eS
are 10 60 70 the schools Sec. (, one
Of the best, creates :. S:a'e Board q
Education, composed uf the Governor
and The Stale Superintendent Of Ed;;-
cation, the heads Of tie jac!1i;itS q
the branches of the State University
and the Prcsiaen: Of Clemson Co!lagga.
and the General Assembly may add
others. Sec. 5 cnjo;ns U2oa ;i!c G:Hc-
rel Assembly 10 provide 10: : l:Ccr.!
system Of ircc pntii; schools for III:
children between 6 a:!d 81 years OF
age, "not mentally disabled" JuGc!'
sec. 6, the c5unty boards Of commas
sioners shall law three mills on The
dollar annually upon al taxable
property in their respective c;int;cs,
for school purposes, and also q po;! TX
Of one dollar, which t.lla $hal! i;t &Y-
poclioGed among the sevefa; school
districts in propoi ,iol 10 The III nbc-
ofpupils enrolled. 1t IS a,so provided
IL SEC. 6 that whenever, daring the
next ensuing Esca! y;a:s, me tax
levied Shall n3t yield al
amount tqU@l 20 three dollars PR
capits of The number Of pupils enrolled
II the public sch)cls oi each c:.unjy
Cor the scholastic year ending Qc:c!;cr
81, 1894, the Comptroller
General shall f.r Ike aforesaid iiiccc
next ensuing tis;a: ye;;s levy an az
dit;oAal annual tax ca the taxable
property Of the State sufficient TO
makeup such deficiency and apport;on
the same upon the coant,cs Of tie
State in proportion to the respective
deficiencies therein" Sec. reads:
"Separate schools shall bc provided
for children Of the white and col0rcd
races" Sec. s makes it manda' ory.
and the General Assembly is thereby
required 10 n: u:..ntain Clemson Col; SC
and tie State University, an! may
create scholarships lAcr,in. &C. .
torb:ds the STATE or any IF IS Sub
divisions from using funds Ia:s:d b:
taxation in aid Of any school Or i1lsti-
tuition IN any wa: conuectc, with any
church, CT religious organization:
Under Sec. y, sll profits :ca!iz :! VI
til. Stale from the sale Q: :;clii>e f>r
the sale of aIcho!c liquors, '.nvt III
c'u;iiag s. muca ;il rtof as Is :or o.
NAY uereafe: be a:loNci by Jaw T.
60 to the counties ana iunH;ci;.a,i;:e-
Of tie Sta,r,' are u tc s;cru,cd t.
public school Eurpo:e~ 10 tc appor-
toned among the counties jn proper
ton 10 The number Of pupils e::r~l =.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-05
SPANISH J ACK
pride OF FAIRFIELD

Sired BY Imported Wash mgton Par:
rot (Which cost ow@e: 22,00O), l45
hands high, jet black viii! white points:
stylish, smooth, ami pronortionately
made, will serve limi'cd number Of
mares at my p!acc-''Fairfeld Stock
Farm"
TERMS $4,000 to insure (with foal
only.
7.00season without insurance
payable in advance.
500 single service, pay
able in advance.
W. D. DAVIS,
3.16 Monticello, S. G.