Revenue Act Summary From The 1895 North Carolina Bill
The Act sets state tax at 24 cents plus 18 cent school tax and 33 cent pension tax, totaling 45.5 cents per $100 value. Expenditures for two years rise to about $925,000 and receipts at $875,000, with depreciation lowering property value by 20 percent. Liquor tax rises to 2 percent. druggists face license and licensee taxation. manufacturers may sell within 100 yards of manufacture. various trades incur new per unit or annual taxes. A franchise tax applies to private corporations by capital stock, with graduated rates. building and loan associations face tiered fees based on paid-in capital.
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Herap
News and Observer
General Assembly
M. Nelson
Caldwell
Senate
Mr. Adams
Social Cubs
Organizstio
House
Towit
Blockade still seized near town by revenue men
Monday night John Shelburn, with revenue officers and Mr Faucette of the News and Observer, raided a blockade still about fifteen miles from town. They captured a 50 gallon still and about 500 gallons of beer. The operators Richard Crabtree and William Tilley fled but were overhauled. The still was destroyed and both men are jailed in default of $200 bonds. They claim the liquor was for personal use.
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John Shelburn
Mr. Faucette
News and Observer
Richard Crabtree
William Tilley
Electric Bitters Promised To Cure Liver Kidney Ailments
Claims electric bitters will cure liver and kidney diseases remove pimples and malaria, purify blood, and prevent fevers. Markets the product as a universal remedy with a money back guarantee and a price of one dollar per bottle.
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Blackrall & Son
National Surgical Institute promises cures for deformities
An advertisement touts the H. R. Allen National Surgical Institute offering treatment for Crooked Feet Hands Legs Hare Lip Cross Eyes Deformed Noses Wry Neck spinal and joint diseases including paralysis and hernia It claims 37 years of study over a million in spend and says prices are low with free correspondence and examination and invites letters for information and catalogs Feb 20
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H. R. Allen National Surgical Institute and Sanitorum
H. R. Allen National Surgical Institute
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Omariies
Roanoke Daily Pan For Win Soft Nance Notes
Fragmentary public notice lists schedules and agents for daily services to Betty Haber Ivanhoe Norton and Richwood with names like M. Graham and Lousville. Reads as a damaged timetable or shipping line notice with scattered city references and times.
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Roanoke
Win Soft Nance
Betty Haber
Ivanhoe
eSome Clieh Wailer
Blue
Nelly
Norton
Loaieve
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