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THR rT.rvmN rmiftKirT.ic n.ivrfiv «. n. THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1980 Ca]^ of Thanks We with to thank all who were to kind and helpful during the long ill ness and recent death of our mother, Mrs. H. J. Burdette. Their loving kindness and thoughtfulness will nev er be forgotten. God's richest blese- ingt upon them. HER CHILDREN. For Easter W«ar thi* SUIT $24.75 button, nunlpl A imart, two tingle • breastrd with the itylr a!i»uran;-c that it to necessary thcsr dayi. Peak lapel — or notch lapel, if you prefer it. A lelection of fabrics in the colon of Spring. With thii MARATHON HAT $3.98 Marathon httt are priced low enough to appeal to everyone, yet high enough to incoiporate all the points of quality that' a > really good hat ought to In t ■ have. suit stylet and col- match tbs new fC- •nd th«M SMART OXFORDS $4.98 Good thost art a J. C Pennsjr Co. tpscialty, These oxfords are in black or tan-Hilto a te- lectioo of stylet. Built of sturdy leathers for servics-^well made for comfort and fit buy all thraa at J. C #^9nney Conipdtiy, Inc. 7-0 MatfroTe St. ClinUMi, S. C. mm Cojunty Supply Bill Laurens county, and to be disburasd by the County. Board of Commission ers^ to said routes according to mile age of unimproved road on each route (Continued from piar« on*) expeni^itures pertaining to his office amount appropriated to each which have been paid by him, and al- i be expended only upon the so an itemized statement of all debts and obligations incurred for which Laurens County is liable, said report shall be made on pr before June first and December first of each year. Section 3, That the Supervisor is hereby forbidden from making any debt or obligation for Laurens Coun ty not covered by the appropriation herein made and any obligation made by said Supervisor in excess of the levy and appropriation herein made, shall net be a debt against Laurens County. Dr. C. P. Vincent is hereby appointed Ounty Physician, and he is to be paid for attending convicts and poor house inmates from the funds appropriated for the chaingang and poorhouse. Section 4. That the County Super- ntendent of Education is hereby au thorized and empowered to borrow not exceeding ninety per cent of taxes for school purposes estimated for the year 1930, for the purposes of paying salaries of teachers and other school purposes, to pledge 'a tax levy for school purposes and the State aid to be received under the 6-0-1 school law for the year 1930, for the payment of the same. Section 5. That the Auditor is hereby authorized and required to levy a tax of one (1) mill on all the taxable property of Laurens County, the proceeds of said levy to be used for the use and benefit of all the weak schools of Larfrens county, and ex pended under the direction and su- approval of the rural carriers of said road. The remainder of the funds shall be apportioned to the top-soiled roads in Laurens county not in the State Highway System, for mainten ance according to mileage and the work to be done and the maintaining said roads shall be under the control of the County Board of Commission ers of Laurens county. The above amount shall be paid out of revenue coming to Laurens county from the gasoline tax not otherwise disposed of and from the revenue derived from the four and one-half (41-2) mill levy upon property. The Audijtor is hereby authorized and directed to leVy on the property of Laurens county for the year 1930, four and one-half (4 1-2) mills and the County Auditor and Treasurer are hereby authorized and directed to reduce the levy for road bonds now being levied in Lau rens county four and one-half (4 1-2) mills and substitute the above four tb« Sheiriff and the Foreman of the Grand Jury. Section 8-E. Refund to Clyde Franks for taxes erroneously paid in 1925 the sum of |73A4. Refund to John M. Co|»eland for taxes errone ously paid the sum of $198.60. Section 8-P. Th*’ Treasurer of Laurens county is hereby required to obtain security for all funds of ^Lau rens county, which is now or may hereafter be deposited in any bank or banks. The securities herein re quired shall be aproved by the County Attorney. Section 9. All Acts or parts of Acts inconsistent with this Act are hereby repealed. Would You Know Ono it You Saw iti jff joa ever came face to with a genn, would you ihoognize Hf Of ooune it is net Iflcelv that you ever win see a germ, umeae you own a tremendouriv powerful mksoeeope, for niove to ms you would niove to mamify one over a thousand times to make it as big as a pin bead. But you should reeugnise the fact that tbess tiny germs osn get ... .. . into your blood streasos tfaroi^ smaHoBt < . _ I W..W.WW cut, sad , and one-half (4 1-2) mills for cross | fever, tuberculosis, country roads in its stead. The Coun- ' * ty Treasurer and Supervisor are hereby authorized to borrow suf ficient money to carry out the pro visions of this section and are author ized to pledge the dredit of Laurens county for the payment of said loan. Section 7-C. The County Treas urer and Supervisor are hereby au thorized and directed to borrow Six Thousand. Eight Hundred ($6,800.00) Dollars from the Joanna Cotton Mills and to give the county’s note* there for payable one year from the date fhm TO ^oid , lockjaw, blood poisoiiing, and many roan dangenms and perhaps fi^ diseases. Thne Is one sure safegupd sgainst tbess dangers waging every cut, no matter bow small, thoroughly with Liquid 'Borosone, the safe aotisep- tie. You can get Liquid Borozone at SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY Easter Oxfords pervision of the County Board ofvEd-. privilege of renewal for an * other year; said money to be used in Provided,' That no money herein ap- j hard surfacing and surfacing the propriated for school purposes or highway from No. 2 to Bush River otherwise, shall be used for the pay In all the latest lasts and colors. ^ ment of any coloi^ person as rural school supervisor, or for any other purposes connected .with the educa tional work of colored schools in Lau rens county. Section 6. The Judge of Probate shall be allowed twenty-five (25c) cents for paying out pension claims and twenty-five (26c) cents for in dexing. Section 7. The Supervisor of Lau rens county is hereby authorized and required to advertise for competitive bids for the purchase of all supplies used by Laurens County and shall ac cept the lowest responsible bidder for the same, and any purchase not made in conformity thereto shall not be a debt against the county. Section 7-B. There is hereby ap propriated the sum of Three Thous and ($3,000.00) Dollars to construct a road from the highway at or near the R. L. Wolfe Place by way of A. R. Garrett’s and Matthew McDaniels’ to connect with the highway leading from Friendship school house to Hick ory Tavern; there is hereby appropri ated the sum of Three Thousand ($3,- 000,00) Dollars to CdDstl’UcL-a. road from the R. L. Wolfe Place leading to wards Laurens and connecting with State Highway No. 16, at or near Trinity-Ridge school house; there is hereby appropriated to construct a road from the lands of Sam Thomp son and T. J. Cooper and the Green- ville-Laurens line to Nesbitt’s bridge, the sum of Twelve Thousand ($12,- 000.00) Dollars; there is hereby ap propriated .to__cpn8jruct , a_road .from according to contract already made by Joanna Cotton Mills with the con tractor. * Section 7-D. The County Treasur er of l^aurens county is hereby au thorized, and empowered to remit or refund to the taxpayers of the hail stricken section of Laurens county all ordinary county and state taxes for the year 1929 where such persons have suffered fifty (60';) per cent, or more loss in crop damages from the destruction of the hail storm dur ing the summer of 1929, Provided, That no exemption from taxation shall be granted to any such person who shall make as qiuch as fifty (60'/f) per cent, of the crop made by such person during the year 1928, or that was made on the same land in 1928. Provided, Further, That no tax es shall be refunded other than the taxes on the identical lands where the L B. Dillard I SPECIAL FOR EASTER Fruit Custard Brick and Bulk 40c quart ' BLUE BIRD Ice Cream Store $14.00 CLINTON, S. C. to WASHINGTON, D. C. crop from hail occurred. Every tax- j x A *1 104-U payer claiming exemption from said! “DO rCiUrily p\pril lotny tax shall present to the County Treas- j 1930. For information, h « ' Martin’s Cross Road by way of War rior Creek church and the residence of H. F. Tumblin, to the Cross Roads near Fleming school house, Three Thousand ($3,000.00) Dollars; thei-e is hereby appropriated to construct a road from Pitt’s Place to Highway No. 56 at or near the Byrd Place, the sum of Twenty-Five Hundred ($2,- 500.00) Dollars; there is hereby ap propriated to construct a road from Ora to Gray Court the sum of Forty- Five Hundred ($4,500.00) Dollars; there is hereby appropriated for the construction of a road near a point on Highway No. 66 at or near Jack’s Woods to Jones’ Bridge the sum of Five Thousand ($6,000.00) Dollars; there is hereby appropriated for the construction of a road beginning at the Newberry County line near Fair- urer an affidavit in which is set forth the damage incurred, as mentioned and described above, and upon the presentation of such affidavit the County Treasurer is directed to remit all taxes; Provided, That this exemp tion shall not include any poll tax or any commutation road tax or any spe cial school tax and the County Treas urer shall take a receipt therefor and receipt shall state only the purposes for whiqh it was given, which shall constitute his prope/ voucher and the Comptroller General is hereby author ized and required to approve and al low same in his annual settlement. ■Section 8. There shall Be appoint- apply to W. H. Shands, Agent. SEABOARD, Clinton, S..C. FOR RENT Basement of Roses Sc, 10c, 25c Store. Space 35x100 feet. To Manager ROSE’S 5c, 10c, 25c STORE Voice visits I by telephone... I .T ma^i^of he > convenient for you to viiit . out-of'town friends and rela- ^ lives as often as you desire but it is possible for you to keep in touch with th^ by. telephone. A telephone visit the next best thing to seeing them, and it costa to » little m addition to the low cost, out>of*towiD ^ellBphone service *1 quick, accurate and per sonal. Why not give your friends or relatives the pleasure of a few minutes visit by tele phone ? Number, please I SOUTHERN BELL Telephone and Telc|pMiph G>mpanj Ineorparatad The CUntcHi Chivuucle—$1.50 a Year ed by the Governor, upon the recom mendation of the Sheriff and the Lau rens County Delegation, a jailer and a special constable to have the usual authority of peace officers and be as signed to duty by the Sheriff as fol lows: Said jailer to serve in Sheriff’s office and county jail, also at office of the Laurens magistrate and in such other capacity as might be ordered by the Sheriff, said special constable to serve at office of Clinton magistrate or in such other capacity as might be ordered by the Sheriff for a period of two years and said officers will be required to give bond in the sum of One Thousand ($1,000.00) Dollars con ditioned for the faithful performance of duty. Section 8-B. There shall be ap- vlew Baptist church connecting with commissioned by the Gov a Highway which Newberry .county has already built up to the county line and following the old road’bed thence via Bond's Cross Roads and Shady Grove church to a point at the Mag Kelly Place,, thence through the land of R. P. Nabors to a point near the residence of said R, P. Nabors, thence via of the residence of Nathan H. Nabors to a point on the old road between the Oxner^Crbssing and the Fred Witmire Place, thence via of the old road bed to Young's Cross Roads, Four Thousand ($4,000.00) Dollars; there is hereby appropriated for the construction of the road from a poin^ on Highway No. 15 between Lick Creek and Garlington Place via the H. S. Wallace Hume Place to a point on Highway No. 2 at or near High ernor upon the recommendation of the Sheriff and the head official of the mills herenr-mnned, three special de puties to have the usual authority of peace officers and shall be assigned to duty at Watts Mills, Lydia Mill and Joanna Mill as the Sheriff might des ignate, and shall be paid by the Treas urer of Laurens county the sum of Ten Dollars per month and the said three mills may supplement the sal aries if they so desire, such appoint ments to be made for a period of two years, however, same may be revoked by the Governor at the recommenda tion of the Sheriff and such mill of ficials at any time; said deputies must be sworn in office before the Clerk of Court for I^iurens county, and shall give the usual bond in the sum of One Und Home Churth, Pour Thousend ^houMirf DolUra conditioml upon jrtiicim TO ws cnoNKui $4,000.00) Dollars; there is hereby appropriated for the construction of a road from the incorporated limits of the city of Laurens from the end of South Harper, street to Boyd’s Cross Road, Three Thousand ($3,000.00) Dollars; there is hereby appropriated for the construction of a road from Boyd's Cross Road te the Calhoun Highway, Five Thousand ($6,000.00) Dollars; there is hereby appropriated for the completion of the road from Bond’s Cross Road to the Brick House Two Thousand ($8,000.00) Dollars; there is hereby appropriated the sum ef Five Thousand ($6,0004)0) Dollars to be expended on the rural routea in their faithful performance of duty. Section 8-C. On and after April 1st, 1980, the Court Hou4e janitor to be named by the Laurens County Del egation shall receive the sum of Six ty Dollars per month, and shall be on duty also as s bailiff whenever court is in session without additional pay, and from January 1st, 1930, through Mai^h Slat, 1980, the salary shall be only Forty Dollars per month. Section i-D. The sum of Nine Hundred ($900.00) Dollars is hereby appropriated for the purpoae of eon- etraetinc a aaitabU front potth to tha Laarsna Comity Jail Md tha wort; ix to bd dono hy eowtract approved by yHE new Reed and Fibre furniture is designed to fill the requirements of every home. The season’s newest offerings include suites and single pieces in colorful upholsteries that will harmonize with your particular home furnish ings. They are priced with in the reach of every purse. 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