Tax Notice.
The books will be open for
the collection of taxes from the i
15th day of Qctober 1913 to the .
15th day of March 1914, with 1 1
per cent, penalty for January, 2
per cent, tor February and 7 per ^
cent, in March. 1
Tax levy for school 5 1-4 mills
Special school 1 mill s
Constitutional school 3 mills r
Ordinary Co. 3 1-2 mills 1
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x uoi uiucuiuuncM i l-** linns |
Int. on R. R. bonds 1 1-2 mills f
Road and bridges 2 mills
Total levy 17 1-2 mills
Special school levy:
Cheraw bonds 1 34 3 mills
Marburg 8 ?
Orange Hill 8 ?
Pats Branch 4 ?
Pee Dee " 4 ?
Stafford Mill bonds 2 1-44 ?
Bethel 4 ?
Center Point 4 ?
Chesterfield bonds 3 9 ?
Parker 4 ?
Shiloli 7 ?
Snow Hill 4 I,
Ruby 8 ?
Wamble Hill 3 ?
White Oak 4 ?
Center 9 ?
Cross Roads 6 ?
Elizabeth 3 ?
Mt. Croghan bonds 4 8 ? <
New Hope 7 ? I
Wexford 2 ? f
Buffalo 2 ? (.
Five Forks 2 ? s
Pageland bonds 6 6 ? t
Plains 2 ? c
Dudley 3 ? j
Friendship 3 ? >
Jefferson bonds 4 2 ? \
Long Branch 4 ?
Green Hill 4 ?
Middendorf 3 ? McBee
bonds 4 1-2 8 ? I
Sandy Run 4 ?
ITninn 8 1
John Wallace Tuesday Nov.
4th, 1913.
Cashs Wednesday Nov. 5th,
1913.
Cheraw Thursday and Friday
Nov. 6th-7th, 1913.
Middendorf Monday Nov. 10th,
1913.
PpHflr froolr Time/!-... XT ? - '
wn X UC3UUJ HUV.
11th, 1913.
Cross Roads Friday Nov. 14th,
1913.
Snow Hill Monday Nov. 17th,
1913.
Odoms Mill Tuesday Nov.
18th,1913.
Plains Webnesdav Nov. 19th,
1913.
Dudley Thursday Nov. 20th,
1913.
Ruby Friday Nov. 21st, 1913.
Patrick Monday Nov. 24th,
1913.
Mt. Croghan Tuesday Nov.
1913. W. A. Douglass
County Treasurer.
Sept., 15th, 1913.
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Dr. R. L. -McManus
DENTIST
Pageland, S. C.
Will be at Jeffersson on Wednesday
and at Mt. Croghan Friday
of each week, remainder of
time at Pageland. Office in rear
of Mangnm's Drug Store.
Pollock & Pegues
_ LAWYERS _
Club Building - - Cheraw, S. C.
One member of firm will be in
Pageland every Tuesd^y.
More About the Elephant
Our friend, Mr. James W. Win>urn,
of Patrick writes some
irst-hand information about the
;lephant chase down there last
Wednesday. He writes as folows:
On last Wednesday there was
i real sensation in Patrick when
lews came that the big elephant
lad broken loose. The folks
iad been looking for the show
til day, but now the elephant
vas loose. He had been seen
n the fields and in the swamp,
fou may talk about what broke
oose in Georgia, but this was a
eality and the folks made for
lorae.
The "Colonel" may go to Afica
and South America looking
or excitement and adventure,
>ut down in lower Chesterfield
vas a fellow between the plow
landles thinking of the price
le had paid for fertilizer this
ear and cussing himself for not
111V/11 u If
Bay Spring 4 ?
Bethesda 7 ?
Bear Creek 4 ?
Juniper 3 ?
Patrick 6 ?
Cat Pond 6 ?
Lewis 5 ?
Ousley 4 ?
Palmetto^ ^ _ 3
Cheraw special road 2 ,
Commutation Road tax is $2.00
and must be paid by the 1st day
of March 1914.
Will collect at following places:
Pageland Thursday and Friday,
Oct. 16th 17th, 1913.
Jefferson Monday and Tuesday
Oct. 20th-21st, 1913
Catarrh Wednesday Oct. 22nd,
1913. |
McBee Friday Oct. 24th, 1913.
planting short staple cotton last
rear when old John gave a snort
>f warning. Turning around
le saw right there behind him
inELEPHANT about close enough
o wind his snout around him.
With lightning speed he loosed
dd John and lighting upon his
)ack at a single bound he flew
or home with traces and lines
langling. But soon he heard
ihots and other noises which
old him the elephant was being
:hased. He mustered his cour>ge
and joined the chase, in
vhich were men with guns,
jistols and pine knots.
"My! isn't he mad? listen how
On The Corner
New Drj
A BIG LOT OB BRAND r
THE MARKETS, INCLUDINt
POPLIN, GALATIA, SATIN,
HAMS AND OTHER DRESS
"ivromie, etc. ~ we nave uougnt i
and we can please you.
Karo!
AT 40c PEI
We have fust bought 35
Karo table syrup, whit
per galoln while it lasts
Trade at ft
Sto
Fresh car each of flou
nay, and a solid cart los
Our lint of ^riirp slippers has a
in shape and patterns, see then
Big lot of odd pants to go
And good bargains in a few si
1,000 BUSHELS FEED OA!
I>ot of Boys' odd pa
If you want to buy, se
stock, S
Mungo
On the Corner
f
Woodwork
We have just installed some
ry we could buv. and we are or
and window frames, mantels,
tables?in fact, any kind of c
difference what you want, see i
We have had considerable ex
and are prepared to serve you i
PAGELAND NO>
> 1 .P in
J\i
he snorts. Did you see him
throw that log over his back?** 1j
"He took down a pine I coulk
have cut a cross tie out of arfyd
stuck it in the ground at ipy
feet."
"Say, let's shoot off his snout
so he can't be throwing chunks
and logs all about here."
"He has already killed that
dog. Some one go phone to
Hartsville and tell them to send
all the ammunition they have,
and if we can't use it in one gun
we can in another."
"Look out there. He will get
some of you over on that side.
I tell you this is no kitten we are
fooling with now, and we had
better put out his eyes so he
can't see."
I'll bet there's a whole wagon
load of lead in him this minute
and he just stands there and will
not fall."
"Go bring an ax some of you,
and cut his hind legs in two. I
bet that will bring him to the
ground."
"Scared to go back there? "No
let that fellow get there. His
snout is shot off and his eyes are
out, what can he do?"
"I told you that was the only
way to throw him, and you see
he's ours now."
Dr. H. Smith, Eye Sight Specialist
will be at Pageland
Monday and Tuesday, March
23rd and 24th. Jefferson, Wednesday
March 25th. Angelus
March 27th. If you have trouble
with jrour eyes and need glasses,
see Dr. Smith on some of the
above dates,
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iits, ranging from $5.00 to $15.
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11 Swap or exchange
ee us.
Bros.
On the Corner
^^ _ _ .
ing Plant ^
the most improved macbineepared
to manufacture door
columns, newels, balusters,
abinet work. It makes no
is before placing an order,
perience in this line of work
ight.
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are specially grown for seed
purposes. We offer superior
stocks of all the best and most
productive varieties:
Wood's Earliest, Irish Cobbler,
Improved Early Ohio,
Extra Early Sunlight,
Bliss Triumph,
and all other standard kinds.
Wood's Descriptive Catalog
for 1914, gives full descriptions ana
information, and also tells about all
the best
Farm and
Garden Seeds.
Catalog mailed free. Write for it. 1
T. W. WOOD & SONS. J
Seedsmen, - Richmond, Va.
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ow receiving our i
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leiore you buy.
millinery has alsc
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i take charge of oui
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st in headgear. M
town to Our custom
m.
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ly lines. About 75
own price. Big U
$2.75. Boys' coats
fe are the leaders ii
up pa
Liuitft ad iu duc per
, we have some great ha
l lew Cole planters ches
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ering what we have on 1
r business and will mak(
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flour.
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PORTER AND
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ink of Pageland is to be
ireatest number of people.
The Bank of Pageland m
imber?it means safety I
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anon when you need it.
f The Bank of Pageland a
istomers, and we will be i
customers.
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