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COUNTY SUPPLY BILL. Following is the Supply Bill for Dil-1 Ion county as adopted at the recent^ session of the general assembly: An Act To Provide for the Levy of Taxes for County Purposes for the County of Dillou for the Fiscal Year Beginning January 1st, 1920, and for the Expenditure Thereof. SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina. That a tax of twelve 4 t O \ mtlla to KoroKv lovihH 11 nnTl ^11 ili 11 JO AO 1XV> V UJ ?v f ?vu the taxable property in the County of Dillon, for county purposes, for the fiscal year beginning January 1st, 1920, for the amounts and for the purposes hereinafter stated, that is to say Sec. 2. Item 1: Road anj Bridges: Cross County Roads $35,000.00 $35,000.00 , Item 2: Salaries: Clerk of Court 1,000.00 Sheriff - 2,000.00 Deputy Sheriff 1.00C.00 Treasurer 1,154.00 .Auditor 1,154.00 Superintendent of Education 1,250.00 Clerk to Superintendent of Education 1,250.00 , Attorney -100.00 Physician 120.00 . Coroner oOO.OO Janitor of Court house 500.00 PATYI m ia_ JLWCfrVK VVUWA1.W sloner 3,000.00 Chairman Board of Commissioners 250.00 - 2 County Commissioners at $250 Clerk to Board of County Commissioners 600.00 Judge of Pro hate 1,000.00 Constables: Kirby 150.00 Lake View 200.00 Latta 225.00 Magistrates: Latta 250.00 Dillon 1,000.00 Lake View 250.00 Fork 100.00 , Kirby 150.00 Hamer 200.00 . Little Rock 250.100 $17,391.00 Item 3: County Boards: Board of Education 60.00 Jtsoara or j^quctiiw , tion 250.00 Board of Registration 150.00 460.00 Item 4: Jail Expenses, Including Dieting of prisoners 2,000.00 2,000.00 Item 5: Jurors and witnesses 2,500.00 2,500.00 Item 6: County Home, Poorhouse and Poor 2,000.00 2,000.00 Item 7: Post Mortems, Inquests and lunacy 500.00 500.00 I ESSES????! if HOI We Ha\ Baa? is a a a a Sot First is Ba Second is Third is Lir Fourth is ] training. We have WE ALSO in town. Kentu< Item 8: I Public Buildings 'including water, i fuel, light and i insurance 1,000.00 1,000.00 < Item 9: Printing, Postage and Sta- i tionery: ] Clerk of Court 200.00 < Sheriff 200.00 i Judge of Probate 200.00 1 Auditor 200.00 Treasurer 200.00 i County Com. 200.00 1.200.00 I Item 10: .Miscellaneous Contingent: i Vital statistics 250.00 250.00 ' Item 11: Itural Policemen: < 2 Rural police- < at 2,100.00 each 4,200.00 4,200.00 Item 12: Tomato Club: Home demonstra tion work yyu.uu County nurse 1,500.00 Farm demonstration 700.00 3,170.00 ; Item 13: Interest of County In. debtedness: Interest on current loans, in anticipation of collection of taxes * 1,500.00 On principal of loan to state sinking fund, $6 and for interest ?n loatfe to Jan. 1, 1920 9,025.00 10,525.00 Grand total $80,758.00 PROVIDED: That the County ( Board of Commissioners for Dillon County are hereby authorized to bor- . row from time to time, as may be j needed, for the uae of the county, a sum not exceeding forty thousand ($40,000.00) dollars, for that purpose the County Board of Commis Wa OUR WINDOW -F0 Special I am giving ; the grocery dep Charlie f I a s s is sins is is a > FAST oe Them SSI???????? ne of the I illertia, 2.20 trotter Ogal's Son, 2.25 trc iford Hamlin, green Little Tod by Kenti Ir. Fred Pudman w HAVE A GOOD L] :ky Hor j. < sioners, and the Treasurer, are hereby authorized to execute the necessary and proper obligation and pledge all taxes as collected for the payment of same: PROVIDED, That such loan shall be secured from the bank or person making the lowest bid in rate of discount therefor by sealed bids and upon such loan being made the proceeds thereof shall be kept on deposit with the bank making such loan until drawn out by warrants issued in the due course of the business of the county: PROVIDED, further, That the bids may be made upon the condition that the entire county account shall be carried with the bank making such bid, and in the event such bid is approved by the County Board of Commissioners, then it shall be the duty of thp Treasurer to transfer all county funds to such bank and tn carry them on deposit in accordance with the terms of the bid so approved. In the event that two or more banks make like bids then the loan ana deposits shall be prorated on a basis of the respective capital stocks ?nd surplus of such banks. Approved the 8th day of March A. D.f 1920. o OUGHT TO HAVE MONUMENT. According to a news dispatch from Greenville, Anna Saxton, a negress who died the other day, ought to have a monument erected to her memory. She was 108 years old, and leaves 19 children, 106 grandchildren, 489 great grandchildren and 18 great great grandchildren B tch EVERY WEEK |R? Prices all my time to artment. Jaleeby. test trotter by Bingard, can st >tter, can fly and wi pacer. ucky Tod, dam Pro< ith us. He will be [NE of Harness anc se & IV C. STOKES, M New Store Vai CASH In Ne Quart Line of New New with Pri f < These goods havi in position to save y< Hnllar as romnared w Quick Mo Enable me to "The proof of the cordially invite you my prices before mak I thank my many in the past and solicit L. NC Lake I m HEnnl V s that ever h ep better than 2.15. 11 not jump, can 3 times ducer, of Fred S. Wilkes, glad to show you the hoi m 1 Buggies, We are sure w lule Co, I gr., Dillon, S. C. ???? I New Goods riety ' store 1/ A V llli I * fers with a Complete Goods. Everything ces of 2 years ago. ing been bought long ago, I am ou at least 25 per cent on the ith present prices. <ney Turnovers sell at a small profit oudding is in the eating," and to visit my store and compare ing your purchases. customers for their patronage a continuance of the same. >RMAN, Mgr. | View, S. C. ? j Or Good Mules You Want We Have Them ] a a a ? ? a ? ? ? a ss s a is s is it the turf. in 2.16, sound and right. He is a green trotter, without J rses at any time. re have the best line of Collars )ilIon, S. C.