Ordinance Bans Street and Business Trash Disposal
Town of Dillon ordinances May 9 1919 prohibit merchants firms or individuals from placing paper trash or debris on streets or in back of stores unless in proper receptacles or burned. Violators face misdemeanor charges with penalties up to 100 dollars or thirty days in jail as judged by the Mayor. Attest: Bedenbaugh Clerk and Treasurer.
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Dillon
J. H. Hamer
B. A. Bedenbaugh
Master Sale in Dillon County lands of Nancy Mercer
A master for Dillon County will sell at public auction the 123.1 acre tract No. 3 from the Nancy Mercer estate as established by May 1919 plat. Cash terms, buyer pays stamps. If bid is not honored the property may be resold at the risk of the former bidder. Sale by A B Jordan Master, 5 15 31 201.
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State
South Carolina
Dillon
Court of Common Pleas
John W. McKay
Nancy Mercer
Julia A. Kennedy
Bertha Baker
Edward McIver
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Dillon County
Lullon
O. M. Page
Sarah McPhaul
A. B. Jordan
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