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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-20
FAIRMONT.

Fa,rmOnt, ". Va, September 19.-The
following Fairmont people have visited
Warrington this week: D. r. Tappan,
l. y. Arnett, Jr., Robert Talkington. J.
W. Haggerty, Edw. E. Meredith, Lloyd
Ridgely. T. P. Kelley, H. c. Sample,
VIII Nicholson. Sam Jackson, B. r.
Ramage, c. e. Nancy and C L Mus
grove
The following Warrington people
have been here: Major A L. Prichard,
Thomas F. Barrett, NJ. V Summers,
Capt. A n. Prichard, Fred Bartlett, A.
T. Snodgrass, John O'Hara and Scoop"
Cakes (col).
The following Morgantown people
have been in town this week: e. Carl
Frame, Scott Lowe, T. S. Partie, ]. R.
Hare and H. F. Lockwood.
DR. and Mrs. VI. NJ Comerford, Eugene
Comerford. Mrs. Jane Ingman, Mrs. Al
lie Raymond, Mrs Nellie Frame, Mrs
o. j. Fleming and Mrs. Cora Bishop and
children have returned from NJ. Lake
Park, where they spent the summer.
Bob Martin, Walter Reed, ID. o. Car
penter and Arthur Reed are among the
Boothsville people who have been in
town this week.
Col. Clarence L. Smith is at Hunting
ton this week.
Miss Myra Watson has been the guest
of Mss Cora Wheeler this week.
DR.. J. o. Neeley is Ill at his home in
West Fairmont
L. S. G. Kendall, one of our best
known attorneys, is sick with the fever
at Myersdale, Pa.
Earl Smith went to Morgantown Sat
urady to witness the foot ball game.
Miss Allie Powell. of Boothsville, was
the guest Of her brother. Prosecuting At
torney Powell, this week.
Hon. Isaac C. Ralphsnyder has been
IN town this week.
W. c. Gallagher, Of Morgantown, at
tended the judicial convention here
Thursday.
Candidate for Governor C. c. Watts
and Joseph E. Chiffon will speak at he
Opera House next Tuesday night.
T. w. Fleming left Thursday even
ing for New oYrk City.
Judge W. S. Raymond spoke to a free
silver meeting at Hoodsyille last Fri
day night.
Miss Helen Fleming has returned
from a visit 10 friends at Ashland, Ky.
A crowd of Fa.rmont boys are IN
camp in Preston county.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-20

who have been seriously i'll with typhoid
fever. are slowly recovering.
Mrs. j. B. Mari, Jr., spent several
days with relatives in Smithfield this
week
Mrs. Bee Baker and Mr. Raymar
Metz are confined 10 their rooms with
typhoid fever.
Enoch Curry has resigned his position
as express agent at the B. & o. station
and returned TO his home in Pennington.
Mrs. J. NJ. Story returned from an ex-
tended visit in the East, Thursday.
w. w. Warder will now have charge
Of the express office.
Miss Amelia Merington, Of PittsburG
who has been the guest OF Mrs. E. Ma
tan, returned home the first OF the
week
J. NJ. Starkey, lawyer from Spencer,
has located here with T. F. Barrett.
Virgil Clayton returned from his sum-
mer vacation.
Master Howard Coleman is the guest
of Washington friends.
Misses Cora Pomeroy and Virginia
Haggadom are guests of friends at Shu-
man Heights.
James Miller returned Monday from
short visit with his parents at
Brownsville. Pa.
Col. W. w. Arnett, of Wheeling, was
the guest Of b. F. Blackstone Monday.
A tallyhOe party composed of Misses
Alice Atha, Oma McGarvey and Messrs.
Charlie Snodgrass and j. B. Cheuvront,
drove 10 Chesswood Park.
c. L. Nay returned 10 Baltimore
where he will resume his medical
course.
Miss Phil Jefferies. OF Fairmont, was
the guest Of Miss Jessie Stewart Sun
day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-20

rom Spencer where they were visiting
Mss Bai.ey's parents.
Wayne Wiley has gone TO Morgan
town 10 spend a few days with relatives
ard then 90 on 10 Baltimore where he
will enter upon his duties at Medical
College.
Herman W. Graf has returned to
Chicago. TO resume ais studies a. the
Armour institute of Technology.
Mrs. George ". Thompson IS visiting
relatives in Wheeling.
Gus Finley has returned TO his home
at Cha-.estOwn after pleasant Visit
his brother, J. B. Finley.
Sam Dis left Tuesday for Little
Washington. Pa, TO enter Washington
and Jefferson College.
Mrs. Waitman Bsrbe and Mrs. E. l..
Davidson, are guests Of Mrs. Senator
Farr, in West Union.
Miss Lillian Rudd.ck, Of Boston, who
has been the guest OF Mrs. A. X. Leon
ard for some time, left Tuesday TO visit
friends in Xen:a. Ohio.
Mrs. Rose, Of MERGERS burg, Pa, who
has been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Brown. has returned TO her
home
Miss Lillian Moffat, OF Chicago, is the
guest Of Miss Paden.
Mrs. B. R. B,ackford is expected home
the latter part Of this week from
C,srksburg where she has been spend
ing the summer.
Monroe Raohbone, OF Chicago, spent
a few days with relatives here, during
The week.
A quie, but extremely pretty wedding
occurred on Wednesday al 3 80 p. m. at
me home OF the brides mother, Mrs.
John A. Hutchinson. on Juliana street.
The marriage Of Mr.. Samuel Logan
and Miss Elizabeth Hutchinson, was
solemnized. RI. Rev. Bishop G. W.
Peterkin, assisted by Rev. Dr. S. S.
Moore Officia,ed. The ceremony was
interested by the immediate relatives
and friends only
The Hutchinson home was beautifully
decorated with sm.laX, carnations and
roses. Miss Ka,heryn Hutchinson. sis
ter OF the bride. acted as maid Of honor,
and NJ. Thomas Logan, as grOOmsman.
The attendants were Miss Crete Hutch
inson and Miss Carrie Shaw. The
bride was beautifully gowned in white
six. with veil and train with brides
roses entwined IN the veil. She also
carried an exquisite bouquet Of roses.
After the ceremony a splendid we'd
ding dinner was served on taStefully
decorated table. Mr.. and Mrs. Logan
left in the evening for three weeks
visit In The Eas..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-20

provements on his Railroad street prop
erty.
Mrs. Fannie Bennett, of Camden. n. j..
was Mrs. Jas. Pattersons guest, last
week.
Bishop Peterkin and wife, OF Parkers-
burg, were guests of friends here this
week. The Bishop occupied the pulpit in
the Episcopal Church Friday evening.
Mr.. sutton has moved his family from
sistersville to Columbia avenue.
VIM. Stewart, of Caldwell Ohio is the
guest of relatives here.
Miss Nell Brown, Of Marietta was Miss
Florence Kinnairds guest this week.
VIM. Edmonds and son, Ray, ATTENDED
the reunion at Gallipolis, Ohio.
Homer Depue, of Parkersburg. was a
guest at LATE Riddles, last Sunday.
Mrs. II. VI. Campbell. of Parkersburg
was the guest of her parents, Capt. and
Mrs. C. NJ Berry, this week.
Miss Lizzie Bradley left last week for
Philadelphia, to be gone some time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-20
MANNINGTON.

Warrington, W. Va, September 10
Miss Lou Andrews, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. \. Hamme,, returned TO
her home in Port Clinton, o., Friday
morning.
Mrs. Archie Mortimer and Miss Mar
da Startzman, are the guests Of Wash
ington friends this week.
Harry Cole left Monday morning TO
attend school at Morganjown.
Miss Blanche Koen left this week to
attend school in Wheeling.
Misses Lizzie Hamilton and Jesse
Hawker are the guests Of friends in
Wor.hington this week.
Master Joe Edwards, who has been
confined 10 his home with an attack Of
typhoid fever, is now able TO be out.
G. H. Thomas, foreman of the News"
office. spent Sunday with his parents in
Brownsville, Pa.
Gene Hammel and Clifford Marchand
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-20
STEUBENVILLE.

S:eubeuv!ue. O.. September 10
Jess Perriue. a merchant Of Walls. Pa,
and Miss Birdie. daughter OF L, 5.
Wheeler. q prominen, farmer Of Brooke
county. ". Va, were married Wednes-
Gay q. neon al the home OF the brides
parents. An elegant dinner was served
after the ceremony.
Miss Mary Duffy, OF Milwaukee, who
has been CUES, Of Thomas Owens and
family. has returned home.
Dr.. W. r. Allison and mother have
gone IVES, Tor the benefit Of the doctors
health.
Mrs. A.b-lgh, and daughter Sarah
are nome after spending the summer on
the North Atlantic coast.
Mrs. John K2mm is here from Cleve-
land the guest of Mrs. ". A. Urquhart.
Robert Clements. Of Lynchburg Va,
is q guest OF his son. Constable 5. 5.
Clements.
W. f. Davidson and his son Walter
are home from Canada.
Richard B. Scandrett, Esq, Of Pitts
burg addressed the Brotherhood OF the
Second Presbyterian church Thursday
evening On Cuba
y. 5. Clark, wIo has been with J. H.
Hawkins < Co. for some nine years,
has gone 10 Chicago TO take a position
IN the wholesale house CO J. N. Locke
x CO.
Miss Clara Hammond is visiting Miss
Kate Crumr!le ., Washington, Pa.
Miss Annie Mcdonald, OF High street,
has gone 10 Chicago for q three weeks
visit
Miss Lizzie Brosi has gone TO Wash
ing.on. Pa. TO take charge OF the yoca.
department OF the Seminary.
Misses Mary and Nora Larkin have
gone on q TWO months visit 10 Cinc!n-
na,i and Newport.
Mrs. R. J. Thompson and daughter
Agnes are visiting IN Jewett and Car
TCI,O2.
.anss c. Johnston. OF Greensburg,
Pa. and Mss SalHe Bowman were mar
ried Monday evening at Quinn A. NJ. E.
parsonage 5y Rev. John Dickerson.
The following S,eubenyile boys have
zone 70 COLLEGES: Donald and Russell
Mckinney 10 Wooster; sam Shields,
TJarr, Bvgate and c. W. Mccullough 10
n :. /. VIII and Harry Grier 10 Ken
Won: John Huston 10 W. & j.; Walden
clark 10 Starring Medical College; HON
or Dawson and VIII Stewart TO Della
ware.
Miss Annie Dunbar entertained
friends TUESDAY evening in honor OF
those boys who are going TO college.
Jones Nurker and daughter Lily are
home from New York City.
Andrew WilcOXen has gone 10 Mt
Clemens for MS health.
Miss Fannie Mairs has gone TO Gran
vile 20 resume teaching.
William Alexander and wife and \.
Shanks and wife are home after vlsi.
in the West.
Patrick Hou'ihan and daughter Mary
have gone 10 New York City FOR visit.
Mrs Frank Meikle and son and Miss
Ttzz.e Neik.e. OF Baltimore, are visiting
WI Stark and wife.
Mrs. Bor,ard and daughter Lizzie are
home from visit in Midway, Pa.
The Younger Bachelors gave a de-
rgh-fu. dance IN F2lk's Hall Thursday
evening. About twenty couples were
in attendance.
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GRAFTON.

Grafton. ". Va, September 19.-Supt
r. n. Sheats has moved his family from
NJ, Lake back to their residence in West
Grafton.
Mrs. William Could and daughter
have returned from Chicago, where they
spent the summer with relatives.
Charles Hess, of West Grafton, is dan
gerousiy III with typhoid fever.
Miss Gertie Guard IS seriously i'll Of fe-
YER
Attorney W. B. Maxwell Of Parsons,
was here this week
Miss Ellen McAvoy is visiting Mrs. J.
". Mason, of Fairmont.
William Burk and Michael Connelley
OF Clarksburg, was here attending the
funeral of Michael Flanagan.
a. F. Wilmoth and wife, of Kerns,
were here Friday.
S. f. Graham, Of Lynchburg, Va, is
visiting relatives here.
Bruce II. Davis spent several days at
the Pennsboro fair this week.
VIII Crise has returned from a two
weeks visit TO Cincinnati.
The funeral of Michael Flanagan oc-
ucltu AeI oA 4uuSI"19 al" a. 4"i - -
attended by relatives from the neigh
boring towns.
Senator Davis has moved his family
from their cottage at MI. Lake back to
their home in this city.
Miss Anna Wise. Of Youngstown. O.,
is visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Quita Colv!n. OF Stanton, Va,
IS the guest Of Mrs. Miller, OF West Graf
ton.
Andrew Kelly and mother are visiting
friends in this city.
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Noundsyille Sunday.

Moundsville Sunday.
J. w. Kendall, Republican candidate
for State Treasurer, was here Wednes-
day.
Josephus Clark, J. B. Clark, David
Cox and Thistle Cox attended the fun
eral of Mrs. F. R. Wells, at Sistersviie.
Wednesday. Mrs. Wells is a sister OF
Mrs. Josephus Clark.
Misses Lena and Lizzie Koontz spent
the week with frisnds at Wheeling.
Miss Daisy Risseger, OF Ross, is visit
ing relatives in town.
Mrs. T. P. Jacobs entertained the
members of the Ladies Aid Society OF
the VI. E. Church Thursday. The fol-
lowing named ladies were present from
Sistersyille: Mrs. J. e. Frome, Mrs
Geo. Graham, Mrs J. Smuller, Mrs. S
Stathers, Mrs. R. A. Deloe, Mrs. G. Sta
ley, Mrs. W. Staley, Mrs. w. Kennedy,
Mrs. Morton, Mrs. Badpty, Mrs. DR..
Devore and others.
a. A. Craig, a constable Of Pricetown
an oil town in WetZel, brought in
number OF men charged with riot. The
grand jury was in sessiOn and indict-
ments were found at once.
At this term of court John Jones was
indicted for bigamy. Three women ap-
peared, each claiming TO be wife. One
came from the southern part Of this
State, No. from Ohio and No. from
this city. As soon as Jones saw all his
wives present he broke down and con-
fessed his guilt. Judge Jacobs SEN
fenced him to two and half years to
the pt1itentiary. A man giving the
name OF Coil, and who was indicted for
breaking and entering safe in The
Proctor mill, plead guilty and was sen
fenced TO three years TO the pen.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-20

Tommy VII be married Se1-s~..
The Select Castle Of the Nv. !
will convene at Keyser rer --a.,
A special train Wi. be run s1
Keyser and return WeLn zee 3
next. --.
Nell Gwynne" wi. b. e
September 23d, by Me. /.
company. ~
Miss Nett!e Cook IS houe e--
ing.
The NJ. E. Epwor.h Ls--.
evening viii be led by I. G. r-.. g
Miss Eliza S,eW2r.. a-f
died Tuesday morning .as
A tri-county W. c. r. p .--.
was organized here Wed. .
ing Mineral. Gran al
counties, with the fc.ra--
President, Miss Sue c.
responding Secretary, N
Recording Secretary. Nr. ..'-l
Hahn: Treasurer, Mrs.
Superintendent Press ~. .-.
Literature, Miss Carrie ".
listic Work, Mrs. 5. B
Medal Contests. Miss Ve- -
Charles Helms has g.
his residence. '
There viii be a spec
October p 10 decide "
shal, purchase sn elec
This month for the
Piedmont Pulp and
paid of their empioye-
The Sunday school rou ..r,
Church has been neatly -i
fitted up.
Vim. 3. Pack. OF N
here Thursday.
The following gentle
Piedmont this week: -
Browne. IsadOre Futon
K. Heiskell. w. r. DAHL
Chaddr.ck. Of Wheei-g
OF Warrington; T. ". S.-
A. J. Valentine. \. ~
Parsons; F. 5. Lands,rea
H. A. Meyer, H. VI. C
w. 2. Mcintosh. OF Hor.o
OF Grafton: J. 5. Turner
Mrs. VI. Z. Brys0n, q.
uty Grand Command
Ruth. viii spend part e.
the guest OF the local
VIM. Clark, Of this p.a
killed at Cumberland, y -
Messananger.
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ST. CLAIRsVI-

St. Clairsville. Ohio s
Tracy. the famous Ker.u
ance Lecturer. began o series
ance Talks on Thursd 81 ..-
stereoptican views car,
lustrate his lectures are r.
VIII Kunkle captured or
second prizes at Pittsburg las,
several nice prizes at Wooster
VIII Is quite n rider.
Rev. T. ]. Scott and wife. q.
visiting friends here. Mr.. 500
liver an address tomorrow af
Church.
The following students fro
have returned 10 school and
this week: Chas. n. Darrah
and Jefferson College; VIII
State Medical College. Couu
Miss Bertha Hunt. Ohio S
College. Columbus. Ohio N.
etson. Ohio State Medica. f
lumbus. Ohio; Miss Carrie IH
State Medical College. Co'gw.-E
Homer West. New York Me-..7'
New York City; Miss Lillian
College. Scio. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Sutton ar.
in New York.
out Of the large number of 81
called on Major Mckinley. on Fri"
town managed 10 send six represer
and this from the town where J
cans hold their headquarters.
Mrs. w. ]. Thompson IS visltlrr
ter IN Morris III.
Mrs. Ida Winters and h-
have returned home after .-
II IN the northwest.
Miss Bessie Singer. Of
friends here.
Perry White. Of COLI
friends and relatives her
Miss Mamie Mitchell ha
from a visit to Pittsburg
Marriage license ISSUED
ported: William II. Fouts
Vanmeter: John =. Jarr.--
4. Shepherd: John " Cr.-w
3. Moore: elias $. Roby .-
Smith: Charles Barnett 1nt I
som; Charles a. Nost ard Fiorer
Young Champ sri H.-ta Ja-Ssr-
Peter Pau,us and Rose J. I.--ss.-
NJ. Beatty and Minnie s--
ningto1 and Attic Hartl.-
llams and saphronia Lit'.s-
Mr. Rev. Thomas Ba.-
Pittsburg friends this Week
Mrs. Wright and daueH'"-
ton. Del. are the guests ~ N-s
Anderson.
Miss Mary Boyd. Of We'll
is the guest Of Miss Ina
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-20

steering clear OF
the shoals of i'll
health and the rocks
OF disease is easy
enough if only the
digestion be kept in
good order. 1t ism I
often any one is
sick unless til ey
have indigestion.
The commonest way
in which indiges-
ton shows itself is
in constipation.
Nine people in ten
are troubled more
or less in this way.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-20

Nine tenths of al the worlds sickness is
caused by this one trouble. Sleepless-
ness, pimples, blotches, heacSches' sour
stomach, dizziness, "heart-~cn' Palpi'
tation, biliousness, distress after eating
all these are merely symptoms OF consn-
patton. Why 90 people suffer with them
when the cure is SO simple and so easily
obtained? Years ago, Dr.. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets were placed on the market.
Since then, there has been no excuse Tor
ANYBODY to suffer from constipation, and
its attendant ills. The "Pellets " cure
every case infallibly and permanently.
They are very small, easy TO take, gentle
and quick in action. They are not at all
violent; they DO not disturb the system.
They cure YOU so you stay cured. Thou
sands of women will find if they take the
Pleasant Pellets" that theii ills Will
vanish with the constipation.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-20

edition Of helfa-r1iliion copies to Be sent ALSO
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small charge Of II cents in one-ce1t stamps to
pay the cost OF mailing only. address, with
stamps Worlds DispeEssry Medica! ASSOCIATION
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human-body and all the ailments
10 which il is subject than any
other single book in the English
language. Il Is really 4 medical
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with over 500 illustrations. The
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In producing this great book was
Daid for by the sale Of the first
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each. and the profit has been
used in publishing the present
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-16
TAX RETURNS.
OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR,
CLARENDON COUSIf,
9 q Dec 1G 1S

Manning, S. g., Dec. l6, 1880.
The Auditors Office will be open
from the first day of January, 1887,
to the twenth day of February, 1897,
To receive returns of personal prop
ertv for taxation in Clarendon county
for the wear 1897 and for the conVen-
ience of taxpayers will have deputies
at each OF the places named below
To receive returns for the said year:
Pinewood, Monday, January llth,
1897. 1 90
1897. ,o+b
1897. n,
uary 14th, 1897. .-,
summerton, Friday, January, 18th,
Brunson's X Roads, Saturday: Jan
uary 18th, 1897. o.,
j Jordan, Monday, January 18th,
Johnson's Store, in st. Marks
township, on Raccoon road, near
DUNES old store, Tuesday, January
-'c' Foreston, Wednesday, January
Goth. 1897. 400,
Wilson's, Thursday, January 21st, 1897
AIcolu, Friday, January 22nd, 1897.
". NJ. Youman's, Saturday, Jan
Iuary 23rd, 1897.
IS sauIs Store, Monday, January
|25th, 1897. oe4.
w W r. Gibbons, Wednesday, JAN
oaT I + McFaddin's Store, Thursday
January 2Sth, 1897.
McIntosh's Store, Midway town
ship, Friday, January 29th, 1897.
Taypavers return what they OWL
on the first day Of January, 1897.
All personal property, must De re
turned this year.
Assessors and taxpayers will entel
the first given name of the taxpayer
in full. also make a separate return
for each party for the township the
nroperty is in, and where the tax
pavers owns realty, to insert the
post Office as their place OF residence
and those who only own persona
property, to give the partys nan'
who owns the land they i've on a.
their residence, which aids the TAX
paver as well as the county treasure
in making the collections and pre-
venting errors. -,
Every male citizen between tn
ages of twenty-one and sixty year
on the first day of January, 1897, e1
cept those incapable OF earning
support from being manned, or from
other causes, shall be deemed tax
able polls. This does not apply t
Confederate soldiers over hfty year
af age. RI
the twentieth day of February Wi
have q penalty of so per cent, adde
thereto. unless out of the count
during the time of listing. Nc
knowing the time Of listing is no e.
cuse.
The assessing and collecting {
taxes is all done now in the sam
wear, and we have to aggregate tn
number and value Of all the horse
cattle, mules, &C., and their Valu
that there is in the county, and hav
same on file in the Comptroller Gel
erals Office by the thirtieth day
June each year. And from tht
I'd time to the first day of October eae
be wear the auditors and treasurer
duplicate has to be completed al
Y. an abstract of the work IN the Com
>. troller's Office by that time, Whlt
We will show at glance that the auc
'ss tor has no time to take in reCur
~ or do anything else much, betwe'
). the first day Of March and the tlr
10, day of October each year, but wo
lie on the books and blanks. Thereto
!. hope that all taxpayers will do
y, the favor of making their returns
Der time. ,nn 0,v1c
- Auditor Clarendon County
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-16
TAX PAYERS MUST PAY UP.

=
There will be no tax extension this
wear and those uow without tax re-
ceipts had better hurry up as the 3lst
of this month is the last day to pay
without penalty. It has been custo-
maryto extend the time and many
peoplewi expect the custom contin-
ued but they need not, as Comptroller
general Norton the chief of the tax
department, has given out the follow
ing.
ssThe time for the payment Of taxes
for the year e. pires December 3lst-
that is for payment without penalty.
The Legislature does not meet early
enough to extend the time, and the
Governor and Comptroller General
viii YoS exseRd, and therefore there
no extension.
heretofore, on account OF theIr
ouent extension, no objections were
offered to county treasurers receiving
taxes after the S1st of December for a
few days. This year the treasurers
will be advised to deliver their ou'
plicates on the 1st of January to
County Auditors, who will lmmeol-
ately make up the penalty book. In
other words, the law will be rigldly
enforced and treasurers required TO
collect without regard to former Gus
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