The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, March 11, 1914, Image 6
Tax Notice.
The books will be open for
the collection of taxes from the
15th day of October 1913 to the
15th day of Mareh 1914, with 1
per cent, penalty for January, 2
per cent, lor February and 7 per
cent, in March.
Tax levy for school 5 1-4 mills
Special school 1 mill
Constitutional school 3 mills
Ordinary Co. 3 1-2 mills
Past indebtedness 1 1-4 mills
Int. on R. R. bonds 1 1-2 mills
Road and bridges 2 mills
Totaljevy 17 1-2 mills
Special school levy:
Cheraw bonds 1 3 4 3 mills
Marburg 8 ?
Orange Hill 8 ?
Pats Branch 4 ?
Pee Dee 4 ?
Stafford Mill bonds 2 1-4 4 ?
Bethel 4 ?
Center Point 4 ?
Chesterfield bonds 3 9 ?
Parker 4 ?
Shiloh 7. ?
Snow Hill 4 ?
Ruby 8 ?
Wamble Hill ' 3 ?
White Oak 4 ?
Center 9 ?
Cross Roads 6 ?
Elizabeth 3 ?
Mt. Croghan bonds 4 8 ?
New Hope 7 ?
Wexford 2 ?
Buffalo 2 ?
Five Forks 2 ?
Pageland bonds 6 6 ?
Plains * - 2 ?
Dudley 3
Friendship 3 ?
Jefferson bonds 4 2 ?
Long Branch 4 ?
Green Hill 4 ?
Middendorf 3 ?
McBee bonds 4 1-2 8 ?
Sandy Run 4 ?
Union 8 ?
Bay Spring 4. ?
Bethesda 7 ?
Rpor Prp<?k A.
Juniper 3 ?
Patrick 6 ?
Cat Pond 6 ?
Lewis 5 ?
Ousley 4 ?
Palmetto 3 .,
Wallace 5 ?
? Chit a ^special IUUU * 2 ;?
Commutation Road tax is $2.00
# and must be paid by the l$t day
of March 1914.
' Will collect at followisg places:
Pageland Thursday nod Friday,
Oct. 16 th 17th, 1913.
Jefferson Monday and Tuesday
Oct. 20th-21st, 1913
Catarrh Wednesday Oct. 22nd,
1913.
McBee Friday Oct. 24th, 1913.
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junu wauace i uesaay inov.
4th, 1913.
Cashs Wednesday Nov. 5th,
r 1913.
} Cheraw Thursday and Friday
I Noy,6th-7th, 1913.
I Middendorf Monday Nov. 10th,
& 1913.
m Cedar Creek Tuesday Nov.
11th; 1913.
Cross Roads Friday Nov. 14th,
1913.
i Snow Hill Monday Nov. 17th,
I 1913.
I Odoms Mill Tuesday Nov.
I 18th,1913.
ft Plains Webnesday Nov. 19th,
1913.
a. tv. j? xt_? ta.i
iLruuic) x iiuiauuy l>OV.
1913.
Ruby Friday Nov. 21st, 1913.
Patrick Mondaj* Nov. 24th,
1913.
Mt. Croghan Tuesday Nov.
1913. W. A. Douglass
County Treasurer.
Sept., 15th, 1913.
(Advertisement)
Dr. R. L. McManus
DENTIST
Pageland, S. C.
Will be at Jeffersson on Wednesday
and at Mt. Ooghan Friday
of each week, remainder of
^ time at Pageland. Office in rear
W of Mangnm's Drug Store.
I Pollock & Pegues
1 _ LAWYERS _
v Club Building Chcraw, S. C.
T One member of firm will be in
I pageland every Tuesday.
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Whiskey Interests are Squalling.
A reader sends us the following
letter which we publish that
the public may see just how the
whiskey dealers are trying to
defeat the bills introduced in
congress to make it unlawful to
make or sell liquor in the United
States.
"The writer received a letter
yesterday from a whiskey distillery
in Covington, Ky., containing
a blank to be signed and
sent to our congressman and to
our two senators from this state.
Information at the top of the
blank led me to think the whiskey
dealer is getting scared. The
instructions read as follows:
House joint resolution 168
was introduced by Congressman
Hobson of Alabama; senate
joint resolution 88 was introduced
by Senator ShenDard. of
Texas. These two resolutions
provided for the submission by
congress for ratification by the
legislatures of three fourths of
the states of an amendment to
the United States constitution
providing for nation wide prohibition
of the manufacture and
sale of wine, beer and other fer- 1
mented and distilled liquors except
for mechanical, scientific
and medical purposes. Senate
Joint resolution 50 is offered by
Senator Works, of California.
All are measures supported by '
the antisaloon leaqu<_ and other
"dry" organizations, which are i
flooding congress with letters i
and telegrams urging their pass- I
age. No state denies to the in- )
dividual the right to use liquors, i
The right to use necessarily 1
implies the right to purchase. I
The right to purchase is of small i
:t it al*.
avail u mis auemptea national
legislature, by prohibiting man- I
ufacture and sale should make 1
it impossible to purchase. We 1
urge you to protest this sumptu- i
ary legislatson which effects the <
right of each individual to regu- <
late his own conduct. We urge <
vou to detach the slip below, i
sign, address and mail to the ^
congressman from your Atrict
at once.'" W- 1
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and The Companion Practical
Home Calendar for 1914.
^ THE YOUTH'S COMPANION J
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and window frames, mantels,
tables?in fact, any kind of <
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We have had considerable e:
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Wesley Bible Class Mee^^|
Chesterfield, March 10.?>^pH
of the most important religrittfij
gatherings to be held in
Carolina during this year willJH.
Wesley Bible Class FederatgjHt
which meets in Columbia MaftflB
17th,'18th and 19th.
The Wesley Bible Class Fedmt
ation of the South Carolina C0^|
ference is one of the livest M
gankationsin any of thechurclH
es of this day. 19
In this department of churcBj
work the men of the church are
waking up to the possibilities of
united effort on the part of Christian
men.
Dr. C. D. Bull, superintendent
of the Wesley Bible Class work
of tlie Southern Methodist
church, Miss Elizabeth Kilpatrick
teacher of the largest class of
men in the South, Dr. H. N.
Snyder, Mr. J. M. Way, Dr. S. A.
Steele all have places on the
program.
The railroads have granted
reduced rates, and the hotels and
boarding houses of Columbia
aic uucnug special rates to delegates.
Fully 1,000 delegates are
expected. The outlook is for
not less than 100 from the Florence
district. J. L.Tyler
Dist. S. S. Sec.
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A Fair Offer.
The Tayloreville Time.
We learn that some people are *
not satisfied with the way. we
run The Scout. Now we have
this to say: If any man in Alexander
thinks he can make a better
paper than The Scout all he
lias to do is pay us for the material
we have in the office and
?ive us a good bond to keep
The Scout running regularly for .
five years and we will let him
liave our lease on the office and
work eight hours a day for him
if he wants us and will do as we
lo pay our wages every Saturday
evening. Now this is the
chance for you smart people
who know how to run a paper, ;
;o try your hand. The Scout
must run and we will stand
ready to take it jUfi^as^ SQQSL^0
you run it in the ground ancrror- j
feit vnur hnnd. Nnw wp aatr I
you to take up or shut up and
arive the paper your support
.yhich some of you have never
i<J)ne since our name has been
>cout.
M. M. JOHNSON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Will be in Pageland Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of each week.
Office in rear of Mangum's Drug Store
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