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Tax Notice. The books will be open for the collection of taxes from the 15th day of October 1913 to the 15th day of,March 1914, with 1 per cent, penalty for January,' 2 - per cent, for February and 7 per cent, in March. f Tax levy for school 5 1-4 mills Special school 1 mill Constitutional school 3 mills j x Ordinary Co. 3 1-2 mills Past indebtedness 1 1-4 mills Int. on R. R. bonds 1 1-2 mills j Road and bridges 2 mills 1 17 1 O Ml i vim icvj A# 1-6 1111115 j Special school levy: Cheraw bonds 1 3 4 3 mills < Marburg 8 ~ ? Orange Hill 8 ? Pats Branch 4 ? Pee Dee i ? Stafford Mill bonds 2 1-44 ? Bethel 4 ? < Center Point 4 ? \ Chesterfield bonds 3 9 ? Parker 4 r, f Shiloh 7 ? Snow Hill 4 ? r\ i ^ * KUDy 8 n ( Wamble Hill 3 ? ^ White Oak 4 ? < Center 9 ? { Cross Roads (> ? Elizabeth 3 ? ^ Mt. Croghan bonds 4 8 ? New Hope 7 ? ^ Wexford 2 ? ^ Buffalo 2 ? Five Forks 2 ? j Pageland bonds 6 6 ? rj Plains 2 ? Dudley 3 ? j Friendship 3 ? Jefferson bonds 4 2 ? < Long Branch 4 ? Green Hill 4 ? > Middendorf 3 ? McBee bonds 4 12 8 ? ^ Sandy Run 4 ? Union 8 ? 1 Bay Spring 4 ? = Bethesda 7 ? Bear Creek 4 ? Juniper 3 ? Patrick 6 ? Cat Pond 6 ? Lewis 5 ? Ousley 4 ? ^^^P^^tto 3 ro3flBB|^9nn HH^^^^^mutation Roa^^^^^HW^H ? ? and must he-paid?ry the 1st day of March 19i4. n Will collect at following places: Pageland i luir^uy?afld-JjT dayr Oct. 16th 17th, 1913. Jefferson Monday and Tuesday * Oct. 20th-21st, 1913 Catarrh Wednesday Oct. 22nd, 1913. ? McBee FridavOct. 24th. 1913 )ohn Wallace Tuesday Nov. 4th, 1913. Cashs Wednesday Nov. 5th, 1913. Cheraw Thursday and Friday Nov. 6th-7th, 1913. Middendorf Monday Nov. 10th, | - 1913. I Cedar Creek Tuesday Nov. < BHnnssnHnnnHa The Ba CAPITAL $30,0i THF RFfAVn nf Tl ssuVVIU/ V* II and Expansion. THE AIM of The B service to the j AN ACCOUNT with among that ni and accommod THE RESOURCES o ^ mand of our cii you among our . ONE DO: C. G. MORGAN, A* o'clock. Patrick, January 12, from 10 to J 3 o'clock. J Cedar Creek church, January 13 ! from 10 to 3 o'clock. John C Wallace's, January 14,: from 11 to 3 o'clock. Cash's, January 15, from 11 to 2 o'clock. Angelus, January 19, from 11 toy 3 o'clock. || Jefferson, January and 21. Catarrh, January 22, from 1 to 4^ o'clock. Plains, January 23, from 9 to 12 . o'clock. Mt. Croghan, January 26, from 10 to 4 o'clock. Guess, January 27. 'A Pageland, January 28 and 29. ~ ! Dlldlpv Taniiar\r (mm 1ft ' ***?..' _ : llth, 1913. Cross Roads Friday Nov. 14th, 1913. Snow Hill Monday Nov. 17th, 1913. Odoms " Mill Tuesday Nov. I8th,1913. Plains Webnesday Nov. 19th, 1913. Dudley Thursday Nov. 20th, 1913. Rubv Friday Nov. 21st, 1913. Patrick Monday Nov. 24th, 1913. Mt. Croghan Tuesday Nov. L9-13. W. A. Douglass County Treasurer. Sept., 15th, 1913. f Advertisement) Auditor's Notice. (Advertisement) The Auditor's office will be opened for the assessment of taoth Real Estate and Personal property from January 1st, 1914 to February 20th, 1914. All male citizens between the ages of 21 and 60 vears are leemed Taxable Polls, except hose who are maimed or for Jther causes are incapable of earning a support. The law requires 50 per cent, penalty added to taxes on property subject to taxes and not returned for assessment on or before the 20th of February, 1914. I will be in the Auditor's office fanuary 1, 2. 3, 5, 10, 16, 17, 24, and 31; February 2, 7, 12, 14, 16, 17. 18. 19. and 9.0 and at tho (nl. owing places on the dates aamed: grant's Mill, January 6th, from 1 to 4 o'clock. Westfield Creek church, January 7, from 1 to 3 o'clock. Dross Roads, January 8, from 11 to 3 o'clock. Ruby, January 9, from 11 to 3 Nineteen ar We have moved i nl tllP I Ininn Flrn vx W4L1V1L JU1 U ftiom lately occu] Evans, just one doc Hardware Compar and we will gre continuance ol through the year 1 you that the courti the past will be gh Mangum's ink of Pa 00.00 RESOUf le Bank of Pageland is ank of Pageland is to ireatest number of peo The Bank of Pagelani imber?it means safe! alion when you need i >f The Bank of Pagelar istomers, and we will I customers. LLAR STARTS AN A( it. Cashier. , L. L. j J J U"V| 11 VIII iV kSJ 12 o'clock. Middendorf, February 3, from 10 j to 4 o'clock. McBee. February 4 and 5. Cheraw, February 9, 10 and 11. Odom's Mill, February 13, front 1 to 3 o'cloclc. T. W. EDDINS, County Auditor. ? Dr. R. L. McManus DENTIST * Pageland, S. C. % Will be at Jeffersson on Wed j . . ? - - - uesuay ana ai mi. t^rognan Jbri-I day of each week, remainder of I time at Pageland- Office in real* of Mangnm's Drug Store. I Monuments <1 It will pay you to see me be-J| tore placing an order for MonuM ments, Headstones, or anything in cemetery work. Material ancH Workmanship guaranteed. John W. Quick, Pageland, S. C. id Fourteefi | rom the old sta?H ig Co. to the^^^H Tied by >r north of Pageland J ?? d?1 c. , ly uil i can oireei, atly appreciate- a i your business^? 1914. We assure ses shown you in^| idly extended you. 1 Drug Store. J igeland J tCES $175,000.88 ' J a rtxuru ui yrowin |j be of the greatest |L pie. If i makes you one I \ for vnnr hinds I y J ? ? | it. I1 td are at the com- I' be glad to number I. :gount. park^^|^B ; i Rfc ^ ' ' ' i % * , * ffiSS^BS ? J SClQC ][ tt ST || We are still selling ? w We are offering 'o .rgaii IS Suits, overcoats, Shirtw ' JJI Trunks at your own pri jl! See Our 5 || WE CAN SAVE Y( if We are g?ingto close ( jl j of anything in our line ' || Molasses s in 5, 10 and 20 gallon pay you to see us. All cutlery and kitchen uter A8- First come, first served, s 11 bargains. P I PAGELAI | VI. J. Johnson constable 23 85 ( Watson Bros, chain gang 1 00 1 |LW. Eddins salary Sept. 1 npt. 80 0011 |^Hratnna fgt on shingles 6 00 wHb. McLaurin Rural P. 75 00 1 D. H. Laney court house 20 10 D. P. Douglass jail report 9 30 ' D. P. Douglass salary 250 00 < [. R. Abbott jail 1 00 < T. Grant Rural Police 75 00 J . T. Teal physician 20 83 1 W. Griggs ordinary 4 00 C. Sanders Co. com. 22 40 < Irs. M. Decker 2 50 J [ulda Rodgers 2 50 ] lettie Rollings 2 50 J lary Jackson 2 50 J Lachel Campbell 2 50 ' lenrietta Beaver 2 50 ' Landall Hammons 2 50 < Ifarv Brown 2 50 ' Wm McBride 2 50 1 Caesar Pegues 2 50 1 Cathrine Talbert 2 50 1 Hannah Grant 2 50 ' Rilla Melton 6 00 j Massey Jordan 2 50 J M. E. McQuaig 2 50 J Harrit Stanley 2 00 i Calvin Johnson 2 50 < Henry Steen 5 00 1 Carolina McLain 2 50 J C. M. Rodgers chain gang 3 51 J G. M. Rodgers salary 50 00 ] A. Sullivan 73 50 i J. W. Burr poor house 8 (X) Pageland Journal 4 70 k A. Ainat constrble 38 00 I. H. Burch chain gang 33 00 D. F. Brock magistrate 16 66 F. M. Moore constable 22 63 ]. C. Rivers magistrate 20 83 Mt Croghan Drug Co ch g 8 00 f. W. Roscoe nmgistrate 16 66 C. L. Crowley constabl 16 66 Chesterfield Telep Co 5 00 |. A. Welsh magistrate 25 (X) Mt Croghan Merc Co ch g 118 21 [. N. Davis constable 20 83 R. A. Rouse Supt Ed. 83 33 Taylor Bros. Co. ch g 26 53 D. H. McGregor r and b 157 50 [. P. Mangum salary and expense 141 00 E. A. McClellan inquest Preston Sellers 10 IK) H. T. Atkinson coroner 18 75 I. P. Mangum expense 4 27 M. McCaskill magistrate 16 66 E. W. Moore rural police 75 00 i v SALE ILL I / and expect to continue as lc is in all lines and especially ii aists, Skirss, Petticoats, and ? ce. Suit cases and travelin Shoes Before DU MONEY ON ALL Y( )ut at some price so come tc sve will do business. Big lot it 42 Cents F kegs. If you have not bou kinds of farming tools at c isils at cost. A few stoves an o do not wait and let the otl VD MERCAN1 j. A. Sherrill spec levy. 1423.38 C. McLaurin rural p 75.60 4. F. Kipg Sup salary 100.00 rTTTMangum, Alvm " * pP Blakeneys sal & exp 20.85 W. f. Ballard, fetding 2 mules 5.25 Thurlow Belk, magistrate 22 91 3. A. Malloy, constable 22 91 Chesterfield Advertiser 10 00 f. A. Davis chain gang 2 00 Walker Evans C Co. handcuffs for sheriff 4 94 Cheraw Chronicle 8 00 f. N. Stricklin 8 00 Dr. D. T. Teal, physician 20 83 f. M. King constable 35 20 f. W- McCassity magistrate 16 00 r. C. Melton wood for jail 16 00 Theo Winburn constable 14 59 C. F. King constable 4 00 T. C. Melton spec com 201 75 D. P, Douglass jail report 41 70 D. P. Dougless salary 125 00 D. P. Dougless expense 62 05 r. \V. Eddins salary 40 00 ^rmfield Hdw Co gang 68 72 [. C. Sanders Co com 6 10 f. E. Sowell spec road levy 356 31 \. Sullivan poor house 65 75 3. E. McRae r and l> 25 75 W, L. Jordan r and !> 25 10 \. D. Watts r and b 5 00 f. E. Agerton r aiulb 4 50 D. M. Baientine r and b 3?? 90 3. R. Sellars chain gang 42 97 f. W. Brock ordinasy 16 66 f. C. Rivers 44 20 83 3hesterffeld Telep Co. 5 00 D. F. Brock ordinary 16 66 3. L. Crowley ordinary 16 66 f. W. Roscoe ordinary 16 66 K. M. Moore ordinasy 28 03 Vft. Croatian Merc Co. 61 67 f. W. Burr poor house 5 00 f. N. Davis constable 24 83 f. A. Welsh magistrate 25 00 Rivers Bros chain gang 18 80 R. A. House Supt ICd. 83 33 [. P Mangun* salary exp. 20 22 foe Ratliff chain gang 1 30 Pi. T. Atkinson coroner 18 75 Ernest W. Moore Rural P 75 50 fames T. Grant rural p 75 00 W. K. Sellers rand b 14 40 E. W. Rivers com. 128 00 < W. J. Tiller ordinary 33 33 L. J. Rivers chain gang 10 00 N. D. Craig ordinary , 23 40 L. J. Rivers r and b spec. 125 0<> \manda Sutton 2 50 gjeagseaaae^l ll 0N I ll i >ng as our stock lasts. | n clothing of all kinds. j ill kinds of underwear. I g bags at cost. ] Vou Buy II i DUR PURCHASES || J ) see us. If in need j|J er Gallon |1 ght your flcur it will ost. Shelf hardware, i - d ranges on hand yet. her fellow get all the J.Rfl PILE 0. jl j Martha Leary 2 5(^| W. N. Brantly 2 5flH V. A. Purvis 23^B Caroline Rachel Hicks Nancy Sullivan 3 O^B \V. E. Johnson 3 Wm Miles 3 OH Calvin Powe 2 r>|H Granville Mills - 5^H Louisa Melton 2 M. J. Davis 2 .H Alice Huppins ? L. D. Robinson 2 9H Malinda Coe 2 Eliza Ann Brown 2 Elmira Welsh 5 ()H| J. O. Edwards 2 sflH Alfred McRae 2 rJB Louis Jackson 2 D. G. Jordan reward for j^H Dunbar 23 I). P. Douglass exp 57 1). P. Douglass salary 123 1). P. Douglass jail report 32 J. W. McCassidy salary 16 Mrs. L. L. Poison poor J. M. King constable 20 IH E. W. Clark ordihary D. T. Teal physician 20^|H P. C. McLaurin Rural P 83^B Dr. J. E. Lucas chain gang Hurst Streatcr Co. murlovv Hoik magistrate 22 G. A. Malloy constable 22 Arm field Hdw Co. 62 ^H| W. J. Teague ordinary 15 HH Landy Rivers chain gang 25 Walter Johnson chain g 25 HM H. F. King Sup. 102 T. W. Eddins salary* 40 W. A. Douglass salary 80 flfl D. H. Means (S F Com) |Hfl Ins on jail 81 L F. Weaver jail 7 I I D. H. Means Ins C H 17 B Sarah Hrown and others 2^^H lamps and K.li/n Avnm Isabella Johnson Ksther Atkinson ^|HB C. D. Boan Adam McFarlin BR W.H.Smith IHB Caroline Baker Cyntha Gatoe WHjfl John Goodwin D. A. Wilkerson P. C. McLaurin rural p . R W. J. Tiller Demonstrator I. B. Merrimafcr and b B B W. K. Sellers And b AHH (continMd next weekfl^^^B