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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-16

Misrress-Do you want to wear my
patience out, Mary? -,
: Servant-I should prefer your silk, mum,
if it's the same to you.
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Lady-A gentleman called, you sayf
Did he leave any name? :, :.
Parlor Maid-Oh, yes'm. He said II
was "Immaterial.
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Friend-You must make allowance for
your husbands shortcomings.
the more allow him the shorter he
comes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-07
INsunGENr4 l,ourup.
ricy Wero Ambu,i"d NmDnE thu iii
Scnr Santiago aud FOUGHT Doapcr ntoiy,

r.ioy Wero Ambu,n"d NmDns thu Hills
Near Santiago aud Fought Desperately.
HAVANA, CuDA, March G.-Owing to
further disturbances In Santa Clara
province, tho government hns declared
that province under martial law. A
party oil Insurgents appeared noar tho
sugar plantation OF Gan Limo under tho
Leadership Of Matagas, who Is charac.
lorized as n bandit, but Bynpathizers OF
patriot cause say this accusation 10 un.
Just. Tho government ruCeiy0d word oil
tho presence Of tho party In ROdas, md
q detachment OF volunteers wat S0nt
thore with thrco ollicors and ilvo mem.
bors OF tho civil guard. They fought
tho Matagas party In Los Cnmos, hear
tho village Of Santiago, whore tho In.
HurgcntH wcro ambnshcd In n fino posi-.
ton, surrounded by low hills. A hot
engagement followed, which lasted moro
than IN hour, during which the insur.
gents hold tho position. Tho volunteer
forces fought braycly, however, md
finally dislolgcd them.
According to tho government advicos,
tho retreat OF tho Insurgents became a
rout. Tho insurgents run in disorder,
pursued by tho loyal forces. In thoir
flight tho insurgents abandoned oleyon
horses, thoir provisions. hammocks and
other effects. aft OF which wore captured
by tho loyal forces. 4 hat which Ind
boon pierced by u bullet was also picked
up on tho fold. In tho hat was tho
namo OF ArNnzo Rodriguez, ono of tho
sub.chiofs OF Matagas. Another chief
was recognized at II Tourto Mntos. In.
formation has boon received that Mata-
Gas, undor threats OF death, forced tho
country pooplo to Join his movement.
This was noticcably tho caso in Jayacoa
and MedidRs.
In tho engagement ono lieutenant and
iour Of tho loyal volunteers were wound.
cd and taken to Rodas. When last seen
tho insurgents wero going toward Los
Burros. II Is known that tho Matagas
party Is composed OF men from Havana
who intended to Join another troop In
tho forest OF Anton In Palmattaa. 1t Ia
said tho ultimate destination OF tho in-
surgents is Colon. In Colon tho com
mandants OF the loyal troops met n
party OF eighty insurgents under tho
leadership Of Matamoras. Tho insur-
gents ran away, leaving two horses and
their saddles. Captain Manzano met
the same party In Tongo and gave them
battle. On the side Of tho Spanish
troops one nan was wounded and ono
horse killed.
Emilio Calleia Isasi, cuptain.genoral
OF Cuba, in au interview. said: "By
quick and strong measures We have
stopped the uprising in Matansas in six
days. The party Of the bandit Matagas,
in Colon, Jagury aud Santa Clara,
which was reported 200 strong, was ac-
quired by enforcement drafts from
these villages. Dispatches were received
to-day to show that Matagaa had scarce
ly seventy men when he re.reatcd."
How about the situation in Santi-
ago?" he was asked.
THAT Is more serious" he said. ave
are working there to paciiy matters.
From news received by the government
we are in hopes that everything there
| will be settled without fighting"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-07
EYADING THE TAX LAW.
Tho Proceedings which Lod up to
tho Indictments
OF the BROOKE COUNTY CITIZENS
Whose Names have boon Given IN tho
intc'l'geacer for %oonceallns Taxa.
bio Property from the Assessors.
How thu Case was Worked up by n
Detective.

Wodncsday's INrELLilENcEa chron.
iclcd tho TACT that q number OF promi.
nent aud well.to.do residents OF Brooke
county had boon indicted by tho grand
jury for %concealing from tho assessors
property OH which they woro legally 70.
quircd to pay taxes. It turns out that
Charlea Ii. Camp. head OF tho World
Detective Agency, Of Pittsburgh, worked
up tho evidence on which tho indict.
1nents wore returned, Mr.. Camp was
ID Wheeling OF suuday, getting his ovi.
dcnce into shape, and no presented It
to tho grand jury Monday and Tuesday,
with tho result already notot.
West Virginia has u law not unlike
Tho icdoral.incomo tax act, Gays tho
Pittsburgh Dispatch, in commenting on
ibis matter. Tho experience OF those
who are charged With trying 10 oyado
tho payment OF tho tax Is what may DO
expected by ,hoae who try TO avoid pay.
Ing the income tax.
Tho West Virginia law rcquircs all
persons who have money ut interest 10
mako u return OF tho amount TO tho MS.
SCISSOR OF their district Failure 10 mako
a proper return or tho Withholding OF tho
information required by law is n mis-
demeanor, punishable with n nno Of
from $40 to Sl00. in addition to tho pay
ment OF the tax Tor five years back on
the lot discovered to have been
suppressed.
Besides this thorc Is . penalty cxactod
OF 8 per cent oil tho amount discovered,
payable 10 the person who furnished the
information regarding it Detective
Camp found noarly 100000 on interest
in Brooke county on which no taxes
wero paid. llG will DO entitled to about
10000 Tor his work.
Detective Camp was engaged about
three months ago by r. IL. Cotton, the
prosecuting attorney OF Brooke county.
to work up the cases. Mr.. Cotton knew
thorc wero q number OF persons who
were paying no tax on tho money they
had at interest, but he had no evidence
against them.
Detective Camp began work by get.
ting al! the Information ho could from
the county records. He also gathered
data from othersoasces Then no had
to visit all the debtors OF tho suspected
ones 10 soc whether they still owed tho
money. That part OF tho work took him
over n large portion Of Ohio. southwest
ern Pennsylvania and Most Virginia,
and even as far east n, Baltimore.
The prosecutions are tho FIRST that
have been instituted in the state, and
will be OF the nature OF a test. The men
indicted have retained some OF the
leading lawyears Of West Virginia and
are prepared to mako u fight. Tho trial
will be called in the circuit court ut
Wellsburg next week.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, thcrefreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive: eflcctually cleansing the system,
~dispclling colds, headaches and fevcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts oil the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 5Oc and 81 bottles, but it ia man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Fig,
and being well informed, yon will moi
accept any substitute if offered.
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Tue FRIEshhSD AGnoUND
At Port Said, Esypt-,Iany of Her Pa
senrcrs are From this Vlcinity-Aii mr.

At Port Said, E~sypt-,tnny of Her Pas
senrcrs arc From this vicinity-Au aro
Safe.
PoRr SAID, EGrrr. March 6.-The
Red Star line steamship Friesland, Cap
tain Nickcls. chartered by Frank G..
Clark, of New York, and Alirod a.
Guthrie, OF Albany, to take n party OF
American cxcursionists to tho 5Ioditc.-
raucan, and which left New York Feb
ruary G. ia ashore in n bad position ut
tho port
Tho Fric.land grounded wlilo leav-
ing Port Said and Is now hard and fas.
q. n spot inside the break water. Tho
accident was caused by her steering
gear becoming disabled. Tho atoamos'a
cargo il being unlOadod rs rapidly US
possible in order to Iightcn hor and shc
ia being assisted by tugs. Hor pnsson-
gers arc in no danger.
Tho steamer Fricsland has among
hor passengers tho parties who wore
successful In tho coupon contest Tor tho
Holy Land tour conducted by tho Pitts.
burgh Times, namely: Roy. Father L.
W. Trautwein, OF Johnstown; Very
Roy. i. l.. Tobin. Y. e.; liev. Or. John
II. Prugh and ltov. Father ]. Q. Big
ham, OF Pittsburgh; Rev. J. G. Sicily, OF
Dawson, and Row. David Jones, OF Now
Brighton.
In addition 10 those named above tho
party included tho following tourists
from Western Pennsylvania, Eastern
Ohio and West Virginia:
William NJ. Bell, Miss Lula Woolscy,
Brown, Miss NoIlio G. Bates. Rev. j. a.
Cosgrovc, Mrs. D. D. Dickey, Mr.. and
Mira. John Farrell, Nissan NJ. Farrell,
Miss Aiicn n. Farrell, Mrs. W. j. Fri.
day and Miss Cora ]. Friday. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. l.. Gillespie, DR.. WI Hamil-
ton, j. NJ. Hastings. Matthias lloc!achcr,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hamilton.
Mrs. William Loenlur and Miaa
Flora g. Looillor, Rev. c. S.
Lucas. Mise Mary G. Murphy, Ro"
John II. Norris. Mics Sarah y. Ponce,
DR.. G. G. RahGusor, Mr.. and Mira. John
Roulh, Hudson Samson, W. ii.
schuotte. and Adam Wiluon, Pittsburgh;
Misc Mary D. Watson. Allegheny; Miss
Agnes q. Way, S~cwiclioy; Rov. I. j.
Ouiltcr, Carnegie; Rev. Calvin a. Hare,
McKcosport; II. ". Fankor, Harmony;
Isaac Yolic, IT,, Monongallcla Mrs. Il.
/. Cochran, Mr.. and MIRA. i. ii. Lam.
bcrLon and Mrs. W. G. Turnkey, Frank.
lin: Roy. ]. +. Gallagher, New
Casio; Jamoa S. Stocking, Wash
inr,on; James i. Long. DnLoia:
Miss Margaret A. Smith, Mahonincton;
George n, Scwbcry and Edward Van
| Dync, Troy; Dir. and Mrs. Jamc9 L. Al.
comb, Tidioute: y. N. Clowoll aud Mr..
md Nfrs. Henry W. Riddle, Ravcnna,
o.; George Hamilton, East Liverpool,
O.: Mrs. S. II. Hedges aud Mls9 Louise
| Hedges, Urbann, o.; Mrs, T. 1. Jones
and Miss q. +. Jones, Findlay, o. John
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TREATY RATIFICATION.

The Japanese Emperor Approves tho Con.
v~cntion With the Unit-d States.
WAsruNdroS, D. c., March 6.-The
emperor OF Japan has formally executed
the ratification OF the new treaty with
the United States, and the document
has just been forwarded. 1t is expected
to arrive here March 20. and tho core.
mony OF exchanging ratificntions will
be held shortly utter. The Japanese
ratification is an imposing document
drawn on parchment and bearing the
imperial arms and other insignia nc.
companying the personal signature OF
tho emperor.
President Clevoland's ratification in
behalf OF the United States is expected
to reach Japan about the same timo, so
that tho exchange OF Publications will
occur nearly simultaneously in Toxic.
or Hiroshima, and in Washington.
Minister Kurino will present the en-.
peror's approval to Secretary Gresham,
but the ceremony is expected to be in.
formal.
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ALL WAS OVER.
4 Trusted Cashier Goes Wrong INT Takes
Ills Own Life.

a Trusted Cashier Goes Wrong and Takes
His Own Life.
DlRMryGHAM, ALA, March G.-J. L
Shropshire, for years tho trusted cash
Ter OF the Central Railway OF Georgia
here, WINS missing from his desk yes.
terday and on it lay q no!o from him
which read:
Good bye; it's all over"
The officials began n. once an exam.
%ination OF his accounts. Yesterday
afternoon, late. Shropshire was found
in q room ut the Metropolitan ho.6l in
| IN unconscious condition. Physicians
wcro lurricdly sont for but ~ was too
late and he died at s o'clock. An empty
morphine bottle told tho story OF sui.
eide. Tho deceased was prominent in
social and secret society circles, being
chancellor OF a Knights OF Pythias lodge.
Hc lcd 4 most exemplary lifc until
lately, whom it is said hc foil into bad
company and gamblcd. Io was tho
solo support OF an agod father and
mother and two sisters. who nre heart
broken. Tho railroad officials refuse to
disclose the condition OF his accounts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-07
-Ao'N " NAN Ii
Nc. q Foprtcenth Street Telephonn Soi
FOR SALE.

House. 8 rooms. 18th street. si.G0o.
House. rooms. Market. between 9TH and Sth
streets, very cheap. Sl.701.
House. 3 rooms and hall, Chapline street, near
9nd street, sT,50J.
House, $ rooms and hall, Chspline street. near
I'D street, $500.
House, , rooms and hall. corner North From.
and Kentucky sirreis. S2,600.
Double frame house. 10 rooms and store room,
corner Of SD and Jacob streets. rents for 81 pei
iIonsc. 5 rooms. brick. and 4roomcd house in
rear, Eotf street, Centre Wheeling, 5000.
House, 6roons, C~hapline street, Centre Wheel
ing. $3.50.
House, l rooms. 9th street, sI.OJl
House ! rooms l2th street, cheap, On easy
House, 4 rooms, brick. Jacob street. 4th ward.
$3.50.
House. 5 rooms and h&.l. Park View. 10. lo,s
l15 feet, easy terms. sl,7O.
House. 5 rooms. 9th st. lo. g5rlo0 stect. sI.7)l
Double house. 10 rooms, Indiana street. Island,
easy terms. Sl.5ol
House. G rooms. South Huron st,ect. Island.
| with large lot, Sl,c0).
House, 5 rooms, corner lot, 9th street, easy
House, 5 rooms Mccolloch street, East whesl.
Ing. sl.T0
House, 7 rooms and hall, with largo lot, 18th
street, $1,000.
House, 3rOoms. Charles street. easy terms. s75n.
House. 5 rooms. baltimore street, East Wheel.
Ing. easy terms. Sl.0j0
House. I roonS, 18th street. easy terms. sgjl.
House, 10 roouS, brick, with large lot. 18th
Street, cheap.
House, . rooms, Jacob street. 9Th ward, easy
| terms, 81 500. .e
House, G rooms, 20ih street, 5000.
House. G roons. Wood street. 5th wari. sl.35l.
Fine finished house, 5 rooms and hall. Park
View, lot l01xl75 feet. For short time only,
Sl.SO1.
Splendid house. ) rooms aud hal. Lind street,
BeIvcdcre. Sl,il.
House. 6 rooms. brick. Market street, Caatra
| Wheeling. cheap. $500.
Lots on Lind street, ROlvcdcro, $50 aud ss7i
each.
Three lots in Park View. cheap.
business property on Market street 4. modec
| ate price.
real estate.
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"PERuArs you would not think so, but
q very large proportion OF diseases in
Now York comes from carelcssnoss
abou. catching cold" says DR.. CYRUS
Edison. at ia such n simple thing and
SO common that very icw pooplo, un.
loss ii Ia n caac oi pneumonia. pay any
attention to n cold. There aro n great
many casca OF ca,arrh and consumption
which have their origin in this neglect
Of tho simplest prccau.ion Of every day
life. Tho most sensible advice is. whom
You have ono, got rid OF 1t as soon rs
possible. by nll moans do not neglect
IT," Dr.. Edison does not toll you how
TO euro n cold. ,bu. wo will. lako
Chanberlain's Cough Remedy. It will
relieve tho lungs, aid ex%pectoration,
opcn tho socrctions and soon object n
permanent cure. 25 and so cent bottloa
for anlo by Charlie. II. Goctzc, Win W.
Irwin, John Kari, VIM. Z. Williams, @.
Nlcnkcmollcr. Wm. Ii. Hague, II. @.
Stewart, a. i. schcolc, ]. Coleman, q.
SClinopf. VIM. Mcnkomcllor, Wheeling,
W. Va; Bowie 4 Co.. bridgeport; d. 4.
Peabody & Son, Norwood.
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Jos. Horne
pcnu Aro. and Filth ST, rlllsbars.
THURSDAY, March Z, 1895.
Rugs.

Rugs. /,
Always very many little
priced spots in this depart
nent. To-day we put on sale
100 Nubian Rugs, 3ox6o.
beautiful copies of fine Per.
SLAMS, that we will sell at
$I.9o each
Acholcc line Of Pheugonia
and SiciIisn Rugs just arrived,
and remember we are head
quarters for the genuine first
quality Japanese antzuIRugs.
...."H ......H.n.
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Wo authorize our advertised ~druccist
to sell DR.. Kings Now Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon
this condition. II you arc afflicted with
a cough, cold or any lung, throat or
chest trouble, and will uso this remedy
Us directed, giving it n fair trial, and
experience no benefit, you may return
the bottle and have your money refund
cd. We could not make this oiror did
VIC not know that DR.. Kings New Dis.
covcty could DO relied on. 1t mover dis.
appoints. Trial bottle frees at tho Logan
Drug Co.'S drug store. Largo size 50c.
ulA a
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10 I,ET

business property. 1864 Market st; best loao.
ton In city for feed store. Sill 81 per month.
Store room and dwelling. 1907 Main st; new
front. with front entrance 10 dwelling II desired.
81 CT per month.
Modern 9.roomed house, SoD Sixteenth street,
$50 per year. 80
S.roomcd dwelling. 1901 Chapllno st. Sos pev
month.
Modern loroomcd dwelling at Tiltouyille:
properly OF tho lato W. II. Robinson. with %
HcrcS OF land, fine orchard, etc. SIS pcr month,
SroomGd dwelling on motor line mud National
road. only a few minute from this city. SIS pei
7.roomed dwelling, 81 South Front st, A l. S.
per month.
7.roomed dwelling, 12s 18th St so per month,
Uroomcd dwelling. No. 81 North Huron street:
both gases, no! and cold water and bath. SD
per month. -
9 rooms ut No. l66 Zane street $40 per month,
b,rooinS. I'd floor. 10 Virginia ST., both gases
and water. Al. sll per month.
o-roomed dwelling, 3la Eofrst. SI8 per month,
5.roomed dwelling. 3ll9 Jacob St Sll per
month.
5roomcd dwelling. 2SN Wood st. S. per month.
5-roomed dwelling. l6 South Wabash St $40
per month.
troomcd dwelling. North Wabash st. $40 per
month.
5rooms. 5? Thirteenth St So per month.
4'rOomcd dwelling. $3.50 Market SO per month,
f'roomed dwelling. llH High ST. 50 per month,
s-roomcd dwelling. 29i3 McColloch ST. 50.
Srocms, 26S6 Market St. So per month I'D foorL.
3roorns, 27i5ChaplInc st. "a floor.S per month.
3rooms, los Virginia st. s. per month.
2fooms, u 18th st. 81 per month.
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SMITH & DICKINSON,
1920 MARKET STREET
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS,

Manufacturing site fronting on Water street,
near Fourteenth, at a bargain and on long lime,
Farm, o. acres, at Lewis Mills, cheap and on
easy terms.
Farm c. acres, 5-room house. good fruit trees.
az miles from Martins Ferry. Price $500; one.
third cash: balance on two years line
cheap, for q short time only.
: rooms, bath. hall lot SOxla0 feet, on Mary.
land street: a big bargain at 5000.
Groom house, No. 4G5 Market street. lot 100 feet
front, cheap at 1850; will exchange for farm.
Money 10 Lonn-sao0, 500, SiOJ, $500. 5000,
$1,000, 5000.
ROLE 90 ZANE,
M q Enr rtnnnth Stnnai TAlnnhnnn &, =
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FOR R~ENT-DWELLING ON SIX.
X TENTH street with nine rooms: every i'm.
prorcncnt. DR. X. IL BULLARD. jao5
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sHoes-ALsxANpER
od@1S&/S&%
We Can Tell a Lies

Unlike George Washington. A
However, there exists no '
need Of fabrication In talking {
about our BROKEN LOT 4
SALE, which ends Saturday. '
March0 The values are there {
50 plain that you see them ut y
glance, and If we have your
size you cannot fail TO be in.
tcrestcd. There's quite a lot
OF Mems S. Patent Leathcrs
at So %, and there's plenty
OF wide widths In Ladies' Pat
cntT Tip Button Boots at 81 6S,
that sold for Sc, Then there
are small sizes and narrow
widths at CSC, that sold for
81 50 to So IS, and at sIo8
that sold for 81 50 to Sd.
Won talk about Spring Styles pretty
'o0n, and wore going TO interest you.
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rN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO

TN TIE ClRCUlTCOURT OF OHIO
Il county, West Virginia.
Samuel |. Smith, executor OF tho estate OF
Samuel II. Smith, dcccascd,
VI.
William l.. Smith, Thomas H.. Smith. Edward Y.
Smith. Robert NJ. Smith. Samuel +. Smith.
Robert Smith. Margaret J. Smith, Laura Smith
and Lulu Smith.
In chRncoty.
Tho object Of this auil IL 10 have tho rcRl cs.
tntc, OF which Samuel II. Smith died seized. pnr.
tltioncd among tho heirs or sold, SO That tho
same mRy DO properly divided among said heirs.
Tho dotOudints win take notice that tho dopo.
sitions Of Samuel ]. Smith. ". l.. Connolly and
j. N. Ginln will be taken NJ the ~OflcclOf W, ].
W. COwd0n. No. lil7 Cllnplino street, Wheeling,
". Va. on the ith day OF April. lSg5. between
tho hours of9 o'clock n. M, md 4 o'clock p. M,
10 DO road In evidence on bchalfot sail com .
plainnnt And II from any causc tho taking Of
such dispositions shall not DO commenced. or be.
Ing commenced, shall not 20 completed IN that
day, tho taking OF the same win DO adjourned
from time 10 time until tho same shall DO com.
plctcd SAMUEL I. SMITH, Executor.
To tho defendants. :
Ev W. NJ DUNLAP. attorney. mri.N.
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ENOR RENT HOUSE ON SOUTH
a Front street; location good; FIVE rooms.
large bath room, both gases. Address -. c."
care this Office. mrs
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Ladies'
NeCkWear.

All the newest and daln-
test Neck Fixings for Spring,
as we'll as many Of, the
choicest bargains. For in
stance
Chiffon Boas. with lace ends, all
eolor., very rich and handsome,
reduced from s. TO
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JAMES A. HENRY
InoyTlL

Ronl Estate Agent Collector, Notary Public and
PcuS!on Attorney. No. 1Gi! Market street
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ST. each.

Chiffon Collars. all c%olors, reduced
from So TO
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-12-20
Taxes Must Be Paid.

Last week we copied an interview
of Governor Evans in which the
Governor stated that there would be
no general extension oftbe time te
pay taxes this yeer. That opinion
has been confirmed by letter from
Comptroller General Norton, Just
received by the Treasurer of our
County. 1t is supposed that copies
were also sent to the Treasurers of
other Counties.
The letter reads "a follows:
Treasurer Union County.
Dear Sir:
The
custom of extending the time for the
collection of taxes without Penalty
has prevailed to such an extent H. I
the public naturally expects the same
for the taxes of1S94. .95. There will
be no extension Of the time for the
payment of the lakes of 1894-95 as
no sufficient reason appears for such
extension.
Very respectfully.
James Norton,
Comp. Gen