The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, August 19, 1909, Image 4
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Dillon. J. C.. August 19. 1909.
Thaw is declared insane. "Nuff
said."
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ing at Jack-son Springs, M. C.
May those all healing Springs
bring health, strength and happiness
to our departed one. We all
try to be "ehairful" but please
don't be too long.
Oh what if somebody wanted
to get married this by a true true
preacher. All the ministers are
enjoyed life under vine and fig
trees of other climes. Doctor Joe
Cabell Davis wears quite a ministerial
air-as well as our other
notary republics-aud sits near the
depot watching for "them North
Car'lina trains "All aboard for
the South bound train"
Dr' B. M. Badger has written a
strong article or. the subject of
pallagra. There still seems to be
some doubt in thi minds of some
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as to the cause of this disease,
judging fiom an article in the
State qn August 14, from Durham,
N. C., relative to four
deaths from Pallagra in that
neighborhood. The Herald would
appreciate articles from other gifted
writers on this all absorbing
topic of the day.
The Confederate Fund is nearly
complete South Carolinians
should show their appreciatiod of
the undaunted valor of "Our Women
In The War" bv sending in
their subscriptions at once to
"The State" office Then when
thatshaft symbolical of all that is
unble and have is erected Citizens
of Dillon. Why not please
on one of our beautiful thoroughfares,
a monument to the brave
old veterans of Marion County.
T ?
in years to come wnen \v?r remains,
but a memory in the hearts
of the dessendants of these who
participated in the horrors of 1861-65
the little children about the
streets will point with pride to
"Our monument."
The City Beautiful.
The idea of a ' City Beautiful"
has spread rapidly throughout
the country until every progressive
city, town and hamlet has a
League or some such organization
working to make this land of
ours a more attractive and
healthy place in which to live.
The results of such a movement
can not be estimated, but when
we see or read of the wonderful
transformations that have taken
place throuch the inflti#?no<? r\f
such organizations, none can
deny their great power for good
where ever they exist. It was
with the hope of helping to make
Dillon a City Beautiful that The
Dillon Civic Improvement League
was organized just a year ago.
This is by no means a small
undertaking, and the greatest
good can only be accomplished by
the hearty cooperation of every
L citizen of Dillon as veil as the
work of each Individual member
of the League. We are glad indeed
to say that our very efficient
K Mayor and Town Council have
always been willing to help us
r carry out our plans and with I
Chair aid and encouragement we
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h<i <: > iiucb n.->' ''her
I League has n-centlv placed neat}
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covered cans along the business
Streets in which to put all waste (
papers and other trash. Th? ,
Town Council has determined to
enforce the, ordinance against
throwing trash in the Streets and
these cans may save the public <
from having to pay some fines at ,
least ve request the merchant and ]
citizen to make good use of them ,
and every body can help to keep <
the Streets free from paper and j
other trash. A com mi tee from ,
the Civic League composed of ,
Mrs. A. J. Evans, and Mrs. L. ,
Cnttineham interviewed Mr. W. 1
A N ' i ft .v d tys ag . on n* ' |v
i .)' I n.'. till* \ of ar-i,
t<- > *>! . v i' *.it i: ?;>v i
-J'U' n ; (i>o t?.uc.wl protest I,
i: * the prupi sed ? ton plat- ,
' ' kin ihe i 011511 ? 1 nt: '1' |
Mel ' M : \V Ml<n> stor.l
N* -^ ' vi? gracious an . .
wa . t it J to please tl;f i
'udit S| the res; It was his per,
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i.;SSio:*i u l >. . ari'l
pi Utilise i\< oWw u5>. ! 1" it i.
did not come near our flower garden.
We hope to have the well
bo:ed right away and The Town
Counci' has kindly offered to ce- 1
ment around it, build a shelter '
or do anything necessary to the
appearance or general utility of ;
the well.
The following are a few selected
suggestions in regard to Civic imDrovement
which will be of interest
to all who are interested in
making Dillon the "City Beautiful".
Exercise the same supervision
over your side walk as over
your front yard- Side walks are
an index of the kind of people inside.
A few dimes and a lot of enthusiasm
and determination will transform
an unsightly yard into a spot
of beauty. Whitewash every
thing you cannot paint. Encourage
your children to help the good
work along bv training them to
pick up papers sticks and other
rubbish where ever tound- Call
the attention of all whom you
meet to the idea of a "City Beautiful."
Talk yonr neighbor into
the scheme and lets fix up the old
town.
You are a link in the chain of
Civic progress. Do not be a bad
link and break the chain. People
who live in a beautilul, improved
city are healthier, happier and
wealthier than those who live in a
mud hole.
Jennie McCutcheon Cottingham. (
Pre . Dillon Civic Improvement J
League.
Mr. Frank Watkins, whose abili- 1
ty as a chicken raiser and garden
er is widely known, is greatly dis- "
tressed in the loss of one hundred
and fifty fine chickens in three
weeks, from the disease known as
limber neck. Mr. Watkins was
interviewd by a Herald reporter
Tuesday morning, and he asks 1
that we make a request through 1
the columns of this issue of the
Herald that some person, ac- j
quainted with this disease, and i
its cause, will give information *
as to the cure for limber neck. ]
Any information on the stihieot .
will be highly appreciated by i
Mr. Watkins. J
"The State" is publishing a 1
series of articles from the gifted
pen of Mr. A. S. Sally Jr, on {
South Carolina Genealogies. Mr.
Sally is gifted, his mind is a ver- <
itable history in itself, and we
believe that the little snap in
which he was caught about Emily
Geiger "only added one more
laurel to his crown o f fame.
Alex is no "slow coach." If one
could chance to pass his lonely
home on Laurens Street would
see that with half an eye. But he
does love the City by the Sea."
FALL FLORAL SHOW.
Ladies of Civic Society Urge CiiywtiM.?The
Mm Offered.
The ladies of the Civic Society
wish to remind the ladies of this
section that if they are going to ;
take part in the fall floral show,
and they hope that all will take
part, they ought to begin to work
to that end. The ladies will ask
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mm*mm mi
the flower growers, of Manuu,
Darlington, Timmonsville, Kingstree,
Dillon and all the surrounding
towns and cities to enter mtc
the competion. Florence
Times.
- In Mcmortum.
Sacred to the memory of Josit
Stubbs, aged five years and foui
months who passed away to the
home of our Heavenly Father the
night of Tuesday August 10
This dear little child endearec
herself to all with whom she
same in contact* Her short life
was spent in doing sweet little
acts of kindness to her playmates
parents, sisters, ancl brothers
The little recitations formed
hese childish lips were charm
tig, and those who heard the
weet childish voice that added sc
nuch to the play, "The Unior
Station" in the little prayer whicl
he uttered that came so nat
irally from her sweet lips, wil
lever forget it. May it be th<
will of our Father to lead us ii
:he same pathway, and bring ui
all to that Eternal Home.
Mr. Dan W. Ham mack, apromi
nent citizen of Randolph countj
and a member of the board o
commiesicners of roads and reve
nues has the right idea of th<
gvuu iuiius movement. in tn?
Cuthbert Leader recently he hac
the following to say concerninj
the matter:
"The board has none of thi
fever of making automobile high
ways. We have no objection t<
their traveling on our good road:
when they can be so termed, bui
the main thing we want is to bt
able to carry double the quantity
in loads with less strain on teams
It is the hog, hominy and cottor
man that we want first to provid<
for?the man that carries some
thing to and from market. Ou:
auto friends seldom get beyond ?
coca-cola or cigar purchase."
Whereas, in the allwise dispen
sation of God's Providence H<
has seen fit to take from us b}
death our little sister Josie Flor
ence Stubbs, and whereas He wh<
took little babes in His arms an<
blessed them and who said tha
out of the mouths of sucklings an(
babes He had perfected praise ha:
seen fit to take her from us to Hin
therefore be it resolved by th<
Dillon Baptist Sunday School tha
we bow in humble submission t<
His holy will and we extend to hei
bereaved parents and relative:
our heartfelt sympathy in this theii
irreparable loss.
Resolved further, that these res
olution be placed on our minute:
i copy sent to the Baptist Couriei
and the Dillon Herald for publica
Lion, and a copy be furnished th<
parents. Done by order of th<
Sunday School Aueust 15th 1909
[ohn David, W. A. Blizzard
Sect. Supt.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Marion.
By P. B. Hamer, Probate Judge:
Whereas, Mr*, Annie Jane Kirbj
lasmade salt to me. te grant her Letter)
>T Administration of the Estate and ef'eo?s
of John O Kirby:
These ark therefore, to cite and
.otnomah all and singular the kindred
and Creditors of the said John 0. Kirby,
laaoaao/t tkat ?ka? j * m
*?m? ?uoj uc Auu appear oeiore
me. in the Ctmrt of Probate, to be held
it Marion, B. 0., on August 19th, 1900,
next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'slock
in the forenoon, to show cause, il
my they have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand this, 9th,
lay of August, Anno Dotnmini 190]).
P. B Hamer,
Judge of Probate.
Published August 19th, lgda. in
(he Dillon Herald
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REPfl
? BOn any kind Jof machinery
EE the equipments and the mach
? Eagmes, Gins, Mowers,
? Kiads of Fans Machiaerj
~ All work cntn
? Cfoliae Eagnes imI, Ai
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? Special COLUMP
, $35,000 of life insurance mon
to lend on approved first mortga;
' real estate Joe Cabell Davis,
Dillon Insurance Agency.
The latest pieces for Piano 1
; a copv, 1300 selections. Call f
r free catalogue at Johnson's Jew<
rv Store
GO? FLY keeps flies off Hors
, and Cattle. 25c and 50c. At i
I drug stores.
Tvpfcwriter ribbons at The H<
aid Book Store. All kinds.
(iet a pair of our short ste
, Cotton Scale Beams. They ec
but little more than the comni
r kind but are five times as goc
When you wei?h a p >und of c<
ton with these Scales you know
; is a pound. n?> more and no les
> Wheeler Hdw. Co.
Noncqual furniture i>olish 1
1 furniture, pianos, brass bet
harchv?>od floors, automobiles a
1 carriages. Best on e a r t
; Vaughn Furniture Co.
1 We have chairs for the old a
5 chairs for the children. Vaug
Furniture Co.
We have Jelly Glasses, Fr
f Ja^s and Rubbers in anyquanti
^ Call on us. Wheeler Hdw. Co,
Popular priced sheet music
1 any purpose at G. C. Johnscn
? Call for free catalogue.
Get you a matting art squr
r size 3x4 for $6.00: these are c<
and can be easily taken up.
; Vaughn Furniture Co.
cm i? *
v/uuuu nuMii^ oucci^ uy i
) 1,000 at rock bottom prices
5 Wheeler Hdw. Co.
t August number of Womai
; Home Companion for sale at T
f Herald Booji Store.
Nice matting rugs 36x72 for c
1 ly 75^ at Vaughn Furniture Co.
Cheap Lime?I am selling b
Lime?Keystone Brand?at $1
r per barrel. T. W. Berry, Lat
i S. C.
For Sale.?3000 acres in b
- farming section of Georgia 3 mi
e railroad station, residence, 401<
Y ant houses, barns and stabl
- gTist mill, ginery, 33 good mul
3 8 wagons, full farm equipme
i 1500 acres open land, make ai
t thing grown in this section.
\ be sold for division. Making ov
s ers large profits. $50,000 bi
i iand and personal property. Gc
e terms. Write card for my list
t farms. G. H. Waddell,
3 Americus, Ga
$35,000 of life insurance mor
5 to lend on approved fir.'t mortga
r real estate. Joe Cabell Davis,
Dillon Insurance Agency.
s ' Favorite compositions publish
* for the first time at 10c a copv, i
- strumental and vocal, for all mi
i ical instruments at Johnson's Je
i elry Store. Catalogue free.
The Herald Book Store has ji
received another assortment
those Christy post cards.
Our stock of Rubber, Leath
and Canvas Belting is complel
r can supply you with almrst ai
' size- When fixing up your G
and Mill remember us. Wheel
I Hdw. Co.
i 1300 copies of the very lati
1 Piano music 10c a copy at Joh
son's Jewelry Store. Ask for c?'
< alogue.
For Sale?I offer for sale
new 42 inch *Esophus grist m
complete ana reaav tor runnin
A bargain. S. McLean Latt
1 S. C. 8-5-1
iking
done on short notice. We have
inists that can take care of your
Rakes, Harvesters and All
r.
listed to us promptly executed.
itombiles Our Specialties'
TO. GARAGE
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SALESMEN WANTED?t
after our interest in Marion
* adjacent counties. Salary or
ey mission. Address THE VIC
ge OIL COMPANY Cleveland,
at For Sale?8 White W
otes Cockrels $1.00. These
_ are worth twice this price.
00 W. E. Hall,
?.r Dillon,
5l" 8-19-lt. _
Nothing adds as much t
!es appearance of well dressed n
all properly laundried collars
shirts. Only the sanitary
laundry of Charlott, N. C..<
the bill. Brooks Alford, A
Dillon Cash ^
)st lost.?An automobile n
jn between Dillon and Mrs.
Bethea's residence. Rewai
' return to Herald Office.
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yand- j Schumann. Ilekus, Wagner, Dey*WR^
birds; loach, Licszt, Mendelsohn. Chop^M^^
in. 10c a copy at Johnson's
ry Store. Catalogue free.
Dissolution Notice.
o the Notice is hereby given that otuBf
len as the 28th. day of July, 1909, I soldJ&ffT1
? and mv entire interest in the SalmoUH
l| ^'V?ltV Works to Mr" S' '
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