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[AROUND A30UT TOWN 1 LOCAL PARAQCAPH8 PlOKED UP HERE. THERE AND EVERYWHERE ( f " t L. B. Stackhouse spent Sunday , at Little Rock. Don't fcrget Ingomar Friday night. J ? Mrs. ml.J W. Jordan spent t Thursd^ ijh Mullins. ^ Opera Mouse, Friday night, > Ingomar. / ^ Dr. C. R. Taber has returned i P| home aftfter an absence of two s wV week^injj Columbia. i - ^ J j Mrs.^j. c. Davis returned Fri- ( frJom a visit to friends in \Mullinjfl^. ^ s 'n?yomar will be given for the < ^>eneii)"t of the Graded School 1 Sfro/Xnds. ; ./ti ] \yliss Sallie DuBois has returned fro^fo a visit to relatives in Nichols a!jyd Marion. 1 . E. V. Moody, a well-known cit- ] j-pkenof Bermuda, was here on bus- < 1 mess Monday. . j 1 FOR RENT?Nice six room , cottage in good location. Aoply 5 I / to C. L. Wheeler. < #1 Mrs. C. H. Burroughs returned /[ Friday from a visit to Mrs. Leon / Burroughs of Conway. , W. J. Adams, a prominent 1 f farmer of Gaddys Mill was among { the visitors here Tuesday. ' < We are glad to report that C. j E. Peck is up and about again iiftor having a spell of sickness. Use the Huggins Wrenchless ] Plow Storlf Thp ViPCt oiror- t-r>-1 1 a , Sold by Wheeler Hardware Co. . We now have a nice line of Lawn Mowers. Don't forget that when t you need one. Wheeler Hardware ^ Company. Don't fail to get one of our LTniversal Garden Plows, it is essen- , tial to good gardening. Wheeler ( Hardware Co. Sunday was a dismal day and few people ventured out of doors. ' However, services at the churches 1 were fairly well attended in the : ' morning. j' There will be a very important! meeting of the Civic League Fri-!1 day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. All ] members are urged to be present ; "5w!!rotm ^? ^^Ns? 5^ Thi I M n r r IVI U I 5^ We are now si Clothing include Suit is wanted w men in all the st Millin Special display of Pai cry will take place Apri will be chown every da charge of Miss Marg Sharpless knows her ari .c- in this line.' This season's Milline ~ pretty, picturesque, an< have a becoming: hat, tl gorgeous, so chic thai - pleasure. A very fetching: feati ^ . pique top and facing: ol side. The trimming: is i SSHSZSSZHSZSSSSIZ E * E E jiiiimauiiii i iMBiriin i iilHiiiili 3| ^ T; .. p 1 " - -? . " -.. is there will be an election of ficers. Let one of our Health and A lent policies work for you w fou are unable to work for yc elf. Dillon Insurance Ager foe Cabell Davis, Mgr. Miss Luciie Mullins of Mut vas the guest of Mrs. Jack \\ ion Sunday. Miss Mullins ecently returned from New Y vhere she spent several we vith friends. The New County and the i ailroad are coming, so is des :o protect your loved ones by I n?^" n 1iff? rw~i1 ir-vr wit-Vi ni11r>n'e o date Insurance Agency, Cabell Davis, Mgr. Insure your homes against oy fire, nothing but good la Companies represented by the ! ion Insurance Agency, the ins ince people of Dillon, Joe Ca Davis, Mgr. Mr. J. W. McKay, while op< :ing a band saw at Salmon's > 2lt> Works last Thursday, had nisfortune to cut several finj :>n his left hand. The fingers v ilmost severed from the hand Mr. McKay will have to wear inn in a sling for several we< On account of a rush of ad dsements which came in ui pectedly the local matter in ' Herald is very much limited week and quite a number of portant items were omitted. H 2ver, The Herald will be incr id to 12 pages next week and :ontain its usual amount of 1 lews. Rev J. A. Wilson will pre it Dunbarton on next Sunt March 28th. at 3:30 p. m. ' eclesiastical year ends o n 31st. and hence reports to Pre? tery will be presented to the (C pyation) next Sunday. Let :he members be present if pt t)le. By unanimous vote the Bai jlass at the Baptist Sunday Scl will send Rev. J. A. Hursey tc Convention at Asheville next J to represent the class. Mr. F sey has taught the class ever s it was organized and the con ment paid him by the member i testimonial of the faithfuli and earnestness of his work. Council has closed a cont with Messrs. R. E. and E. Beatty to pave the street crossi at the intersection of Raili 7 7 17 111 771 771 771 , iO e Only Department Store in Marion County. ris 1 lowing the fashions s a broad diversity o: e have it, we have it ations of life. ery Department. -isian and American Styles in 1 1st- and 2nd. New Spring: y after this- This departmer aret Sharpless of Baltimore t well, having six years' exp ry is very attractive, the shai 1 sufficiently varied for every le colors arc so bright, the flo t choosing one's hat is cert ire is a cornflower bl ue, wit I of straw, and rolls slightlj odd and unusually rich, bein Morris iiiii, ' -ft | mrmiftm I of- Avenue and Main Street. The crossings will be paved from L. C. cci- ?raddy's to the Dillon Hardware hile Co's., and thence on the other >vr- strcet ^rom Morris Fass' corner to Brunson's Drug: Store; thence a' ; cross Main Street from the Dillon | Hardware Co's. t o Brunson's 1 ion Drug: Store and thence from L. C. /at- Braddy's to Morris Fass' corner, has The crossings will be made of rcork in forced concrete with a layer of eks steel mesh between the top finish and the foundation. lew In the Court of Probate. iir\ I 04.& . _ r o .? r* 1 I own.*? ui ouuin v;arniina, Joe Couuty oi Mnriou. By P. B. Haraer, Judge of Probate:* loss Whereas A . J. C. Cottingham has made rge suit to nn to grant him letters of adQj]_ ministration of the estate of Melvin L. iUr_ Gaddy: These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Melvin L?. Gaddy, ^ra~ deceased, that they be and appear belOV" fore me in the Court of Probate, to be *'ie held at Marion, S C..on March 29th., ?ers 1909. next, after publication hereof, at 'eiL 11 o'clock in the forenoou. to show ^ cause, if uny they can, why the saidadais ministration should not be granted. e Given under my hand and senl this V*er- l(5th. day of March, Anno Domini 1909. lex- P. B. Hamer, The 3-18-20 Judge of Probate, this imeas OPERA " HOUSE ? T^D'Oize ;by!j and Local Talent ' it. the Beautiful Comedy Drama >ssi- j "JNGOMAR The Barbarian" aka i ? Benefit of ? tiool I THE GRAi)liD SCHOOL ?the une ?ur-| FRIDAY NIGHT, [p^lM A R C II s s J ness * HANDSOME COSTUMES ract j : (Reserved Seats - - 50 & 75(' ing-s ' oad General Admission - 25 & 35<r rEJ SPRING 4 F fl C Q ' I u u u in men's wear for Spring E ? patterns and styles so that if a High Art fashion is soi berries and foliage combined flowers and finished with vch Millin- Another very attractive mo models leghorn straw, the crown be it is in with a drapery of rich white Miss twined in the lace falls grace! >erience The collection of Millinery of unusual beauty and elegan i>es are one to Dress Good wers ainly a Our assoi tment of wool anc this section and of the most r h white cially strong in white goods, r on the profusion at prices 25 per ce g of ivy elsewhere. > Pass' G UNDER Pf uittUMUiuuaui / Notice of Election. SE Notice is hereby given th.it on the 6th day of \pril 1909 there will "i* held within the usual hours and at the usual voting- plac"- an ^ election, for a Mayor and Six Aldermen for the Town of Dillon for the two years next ensuing. The ^ qualifications for voting arc two years residence in the State. twelve months residence in the *?; county, four months residence in the Town, the production of a re- zz gistration certificate from theism town supervisor ot registration: grand proof of the payment of all gr municipal taxes assessed and collectible for the previous year. g: The books of registration will be g: open at the office of the Town gL Clerk and Treasurer for the re- g: gistration of all qualified electors g: up until seven days preceding g: the day of said election- The managers appointed for said election arc H. K. Cottingham. T. g; S RichhrMiror nrirl V A U fi.n ?? ^...? ....V. >.. ... Kimr ? son. C. S. Herring. A. B. Jordan, Clerk. Mayor. | 7o the Public s 1 ? I have changed the loea lion of mv shop to the liar relson Building and will eon tinue t o repair FURNI- j; Turk, organs, etc. ; 2 Everything First Class. E '?===== 11 m , tt In addition I will carry a a Z. ? stock of NEW FURNITURE u t " for Sale and Exchange. ? S 2 s lour patronage is highly e ? appreciated . " | Z i li I J. R. JORDAN |j| 8 5 nmrnmnmtmn NIN i SUMMER Departi [igh Art Clothing. Our S we can meet every requi] ight. We have it to suit with old rose roses and corn/et ribbon bows of same shape. delis a medium-size shape, of ing trimmed with pink maline me lace; a wreath of arbutu ; en- is i iully off to the brim. me new on special display here is am ce. You will enjoy it. s Department. mc 1 wash fabrics is the largest in pis ecent citations. We are espe- tai We have them in the greatest th? nt. less than you can buy them kii Cu lepartmer ilCE HOTEL UMMUiUtttii : X "> . A*\-^ V ?lt'L * * /Lfc.. For Twenty-Five Years 2s Annie Fertili7flrc I nuiliv IUIMIILUIU | HAVE MAINTAINED THEIR | High Standard of Quality, i ACME FERTILIZERS| Are made of the best materials, perfectly 3 manipulated and always in splendid me- ^ chanical condition. 3 "Acme Meal /Mixture" | Brands are ideal plant foods, once used, 3 always used. The uniformity of compo- 3 = sition, and the use of animal and mineral 3 I amoniates in addition to Cotton Seed Meal 3 \ in our "Meal Mixture" Brands has result- 3 I ed in the production of fertilizers which 3 I no home mixing can approach. No other 3 E "Meal Mixture" goods can equal ACME. 3 \ TRY ACME AND BE CONVINCED. ?= = Brands for all crops and conditions. 3 = Manufactured only by 3 | Acme Manufacturing Co. ?j | WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA % Don't take a substitute for Acme Fer- |i ~ tlll7PVC Tho r>lnoonncf -frtvLilirFz-vMn 4-~ 4-1 "* r?* vii u x x IV/ V/1 iV/CV^/t/O L? 1UI L 11 lZiC 1 ^ LU Llltj m E dealer may be the dearest to you. Get || E the best. Insist on Acme. ^ mmmumiwmmKnz rr* ? i I Vj. i l 1*1 ?W / l - ine Home ot ECONOMY. , ^2 m entStore | Ipring and Summer Stock of High Art ^5 rement and every taste. If a High Art everybody, and can successfully serve ^5 Shoe Department. Ladies and Gents Shoes and Oxfords for Serine and Sum. ^*^5 r 1908. This stock is entirely free from dead timber and not padded up for effect. Every number in this departnt is a live issue, stylish and up-to-date in every design 1 workmanship, and prices lower than elsewhere. Ladies' & Gents'Furnishings. Now, where in this section can you find such an assort:nt. We have labored hard to make this store the only ice in Marion county where you can get the best values obnable for the money, and we can say without hesitation 1^2 it it is positively the largest and most complete store of its ^ id at the lowest market prices in the eastern part of South rolina. = ^3 it Store i 3 1 uiimiiiiiiiiiiUiUiiiiUiiiiiiiiiK