The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, December 01, 1910, Image 9
The Auditor's office will be open]
for taking tax returns form January
1st to February 20th, 1911.
The law requires that the proporMMr^
ty be listed for taxes this year, in- |J
eluding p? rsonal propt rty. notes,
^ V mortgage mono, s, etc. also an In- ,|
i ami' tax <>n i n< . of > 1
and upwards, and all real estate
that has been transferred fro in one
mllLp, party to anot l:? last urn *
There shall be a capitation tax of
5<? cents on all dogs, the proceeds
~ 7r to be exi?ended for school purpost s.
lk>ps not returned for taxation shall
net be held to be property in any
of the courts of the State. I
> ? All males between th? ages of -I
and GO years, exccnt cnnfciii>r:it<'
soldiers or those persons incapable
1 of earning a support by being .
I maimed or from any other cause
are liable to poll tax.
. All property must be assessed at
F** "its true value in money," which is
construed to mean "the sunt at
) which said property under ordinary
circumstances would sell tor
h cash."
Dc.n't ask that your property be
I taken from the books the same as
last year.
All property must be listed on
r**- proper blanks and sworn to. Township
and number of school district
must be given.
A The auditor or his deputy will be
u.t the following places on the dates
mentioned below to take tax re1
turns:
Sellers, Wednesday, January 2f>.
A urn.
Latta, Thursday and Friday, January
2t> and 2 7. 1911. 11
Mk Little ltock, Monday January JO, U
SM % 1911. W
ra Judson. Tuesday, January J1, __
^ | Bingham. Wednesday. February
EM ' 1.1911.
Mnllory. Thursday, February 2. .
BM _ m., 1911. \
H Centerville, Thursdaj , February ?
Fore, Friday. February 3. 1911.
K Second Week.
EH Hamer, Monday, February Oth. I
U Oaddys Mill. Tuesday. February (
Pages Mill, Wednesday. Febru- '
m< ary 8th. 1911. <
Kb Bermuda. Thursday. February P. i
ifl ? mil.
| Fork. Friday, Februarv 10 h.
2a - ^ ion.
9H It is hoped that ail will meet the >
^ auditor promptly and make their ,
MA " returns and thereby avoid the ."?0
Bl per cent, penalty.
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n MOAUS A'.MMUIl It SI | .?7tl!,|
R FOR SALIO.?Nice 7-ro:>tn rcsiS?|
dence with large hall running
HI "through. Lot lab by 1 f>0 feet. on '
v'j First avenue, near business part of Si
HA town. Barn, stables and out build- ;l
inps. This is a most desirable rcs.
idence, close in town. Now oecu'
pied by 11. L. Farley. Aply to r
Bf m. Reaves, Sanford, N. or 11. L.
Farley, Dillon, as this property must
y* be sold at once. ^
? SPECIAL COLUMN
?
FOR SALE. One house ;tu<l lot
fc on Harrison str I. t t v. eon It
and Tenth avenues. One home
and lot. ' ?<?i i: r li.iiri.- ? t
and ICi1 t ii \< iiin. On. house aid
lot on < < ! ;:. ,- < i !r? eland. el
and Ligltth ;:v nue. Fout vaee .t
lots on Jeff son street and Fourth
Ml. avenue. A 1>1?1 y to I. \V. K it;. <>:
Dillon luinhvate Co. 11-2 1- f.
\Mks
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M trails o! land for -r.le, i: nn
four milts ol Eastover, at a Larn
gain. Write or .II on tin- it
Rates. ''.asto vM*. s. ' M-22 I
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* We lav all kinds ot hand-pa in; - jfl|
ed novelties for Xtnrs. ''.ill and
see Also any kind of deco at iv? H
work solicited.
J? 12-b- 2t \V. ii. Oliver
. LOST.?On public roaid between ?
Dillon and Fork, ladies' licit with I
large silver buckle. Rewa.nl will lie
pr.id for return to .1. A. Moore,
Dillon.
I Taken I'ji.
On Sunday morning at my homo I
on Mrs. Amanda Oliver's place near fl
Gaddy's Mill, a black mule about 5 fl
yetrs old. If the owner does not I
call for same within the ''.<> days fl
prescribed by law the mule will be I
sold at public auction to the high- I
est bidder for cash and after do- I
ducting the expenses of his keep the fl
remainder will he turned over to I
the proper authorities.
Kos Carmichael,
R. F. I) No. 1 Hamer H
Creditors of the estate of J. II. I
I'ethca, deceased, are herbey noti- I
fied to render an occount of their 1
demands duly attested, to the un- I
dersigned, and if they fail so to do I
this notice will be pleaded in bar of H
Jno. C. Bcthea, C. C. C. P.
Administrator of Estate of .1. H. B
Bethea, deceased.
Dillon, S. C? Nov. 28, 1910.
3R SALE.?Six room dwelling I
'ourtli avenue. Ix>t 75 by 150. I
location. Reasonable price, I
9 PiiHV V MpI ^>nn I Dillon HI
JO i Horry lauid llarKuin.
r Sale. 1 f?0 acre farm, 60 'I
J ed. Dwelling and out build-: I
On public road, four mflea H
' rt'juJ Conway, half mile of station.'I
mile to church and school. J
l land. Right in strawberry 1
U . with two good mules, one I
e, one two-horse wagon, two I
tlM.llJB 8? one mowing machine, one I
) and lot of farm tools. About 1
<1 bushels of corn and enough I
gh ti ed feed for teams. This I
an exceptional bargain. To be H
*rlce for all of it, $4,000.00. I
Participating pt^icics at less than iinn-participatlng rates em- KK
Klitsl in the >;uuraiit4MMl rift> |t'i- ??nt. Mortuary I?ivi?]?-n?I Policy ol
if PHIL AUKLPHIA LI PK IXSI KANCK (X)MI'ANY.
This policy Kiiiiranttt's vour insuiniur for 15 or -<' vrnrs at Iiall' rln
JV
\P5
( luiraiitees a policy iiicreasinj* each year in value u> claim. |i?ii
(Guarantees a loan ?>t ;?o per cent, ol the premium every year XK
olll "late o|? issue. (||S
, An
( uarantees the lull amount of the policy liesides paying tin* loan mbi
i case of tleath.
<Guarantees paid-up cash surrender values and c.vteuddc insurance UV
'tec the third year. |jfi
OTHKIt NOTAUl.l-G I'K.VrillKS (IK THIS lUMr.VXV.
An individual account with each policy of the company. /l!
t'onipany owned liy its policyholders.
A policy without restrictions. nK
Prompt payment of claims. Cd
Assets invested in non-f luet un t iii^ sciiiritics.
A square ileal for cvcrylMnly.
AGKNTS WANTKD. H IHKST COMMISSIONS. < ?
If.H. LMcLAURIN, District Agent, Latta, S. C. ^
KEEP YOUR MONEY AT HOME.
?100000 REWARD?
Hie North State Life Insurance Company, of Kinston. N. C.. will
?ay lo any .voting mail of good habits and lit) years of age who will de- Mil
Misit witli tin* rompuu> SMI.It) each year for 110 years ahove rcwnrtl ? f
i|?ot rash, and besides pay liiin a aire dividend every year. In event
f death prior to maturity of hum! Si.not) will he paid to his estate.
I his is one of the strongest Southern l.il'e Ins urn lire companies in
iperatiou. I'atroni/.e your Souther;; institutions when I he> art* nor- HCjfl
h> of ytinr eonl'itleiiee. We court the closest impiirx into the staml- 'jjV
tig, of this company and assert that we can ifire a hotter and less
'vpensive polic> than any responsible life Insurance t'oinpany operatt)Lr
in tin* State. The North State issues all forms of modern policies
o meet liiotlern needs.
The North State Life has the distinction of having more Carolina 'Jl|
ives insured than any other Carolina company.
Is you life insured? It not. can you give nu> good reason?other fAI
han ineligibility?why you should not insure? % [p.
If insured, are >ou adequately insured? W ill the income from your
ife insurance he sufficient to provide for your family as they are now 4 b
iccustonieil to living,? Why not send for the North State Life Insur- IV/
nice man now?to-day. UU
B. C. Brickman, Mgr.
Dillon, S. ( P. O. Box 571.
Best contracts for Agents.
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i in* nine lias runic w lieu ! musl
is|- ion a ijiicsIion. <>nc concern- m m
in- something il,::t has caused me
many e .sleepless night ami ilays of & M
anxiety. This ipiestioii is one ^ S3
\vhi? li i have lately spoken to yon
about anil I hesitate to lii'ing the
Be ' *cs
iitatter to your attention a^ain. I
have known a whole community to
Ih? upset r<iiiipl"tely; yet I must
ktta.u lite worse.
'n my distress I appeal to you. It
may surprise to have me turn to
you in this trouble, hut I feel that
i know you and I believe you will
understand me. Also I am assured ff?
sympathy for mankind and there- HR fjtj
fore I know my troubles are yours HE ~
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I lea you to put away all cares
and all social pleasures and devote
your time to the proper consideration
ol this question upon which 1
am about t< ask you.
Now my friend 1 want you to answer
me truthfully what are your
thoughts on this matter. I promise
never to tell anyone, as feel this is
not a matter to jolly about: anoth
er lump it is between you and 1
and no 0110 else. Hut I must come
to the point. "WHEN DO YOU EXPECT
TO OO IN TO SEE THE
HOLLIDAY COMPANY ABOUT
THAT DURHAM BUGOY?"
Sincerely Yours,
Is
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HOLLIDAY CO- ||
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For every S5.UO rash sale until
Xiiias I've wo will jtivr a ticket. upon
which tlic customer will write
his or her name and drop in ballot
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