The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, October 21, 1909, Image 4
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a. B. JORDAN Editor. s
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Dillon, S. Cm October 21. 1909.
Peary says his name is pronounced
Pea ry, not Per*ry. But
most people are pronouncing it
M-u-d.
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Eggs ate selling: at $2 per
dozen in Cuba. But there is con.
sol at ion in knowing: that one
place has been found where eggs *
sell higher than in Dillon.
An exchange says "the man J
who could run a newspaper to suit [
everybody went to heaven long t
ago." This is contradictory. I
People who never tell the truth j
don't go to heaven. (
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Maple Dots.
Mrs. F. M. Lane has been '
quite sick but we are glad to re- '
port that she is improving. ]
Mr. G. E. Rancke, of Lumber- ;
ton, visited in this section few days ;
last week.
t I "Simon" attended the meeting 1
of the Pee Dee Baptist Associa- ,
tion at Wanamaker church, near '
Nichols. ast week.
Mrs. Blanche McColl died sud- I
denly one day last week. The (
cause was thought to be heart
trouble.
Mrs. Betsie Morris, after a 'long,
serious illness died last Thut.sdav.
She was buried at Pleasant Grove
Cemetery the following dav.
The Manning School opened
Monday. ?"Simon."
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jf . Bermuda Briefs
The eool drv n( ! ?m '
giving: the farmers of this section
a good chance to gather their cotton
and hay }
No marriages to report at this
time but think there will be some j
soon
A C Moody and Gary Stephens 1
were the old North State Sunday 1
last I
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Charlie Moody of Dillon spent j
Saturday and Sunday l?ast in this j
section visiting friends ;
Mrs B A Moody and daughter, ^
Miss Onie, spent Sunday at the ~
home of tha former's parents in '
the calvary section
Colan Stubbs of Rowland paid
this section applying visit last 1
Sunday, he was looking well I 1
tell you I
Douglas McKentyre of Fork was ,
visiting friends and relatives
OLD TOM I
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Free State News. I
Mrs. M. A. Ellen returned Fri- \
day from a weeks visit to relatives *
> in Latta. '<
K' '
Mr. A. C. Ray was in 'Marion *
two days last week.
I
The New Holly school opened i
this morning with Mr. Hoffman (
as principal. Mr. S. E. Fenegan l
is teaching the Dalcho school.
Mr. D. E. Allen spent a few J
days last week with relatives in A
Augusta
Miss Leila Easterling and Mr.
C L Easterling of Dillon were 1
visitors in our neighborhood yes- ^
terday
Miss Gertrude Rogers left ten
days ago for Cedar Springs where j
she has been in school for several
years l
Mr and Mrs W A Ferguson of J
near Dillon visited here Sun- I
day.
C
Mrs E C Moore is spending \
seme time with friends and rela- I
tivee i|i Gibson and Bennettsville I
1
Mr Braxton Newton oi Clio was .
3. among the visitors here yester- |
~^j
Km? AtajWyhr corn muni cation^of fc
|?? tfvejfoiiowing resolutions on the
L wefe **>Pted:
r
Whereas, it has pleased Th
Supreme*Grand Architect of th
Universe to remove from labor t
-efreshment Bro. Albert Princ
Edwards.
1. Resolved, that we do hereb
xpress our profound sense of los
ustained by our lodge and com
nunity.
2. That we hereby tender to hi
>ereaved family our heartfelt sym
>athy in their affliction.
3. That a blank oage in ou
ninute book be suitably inscribe*
o his- memory and that our lodgp
>e draped in mourning: thirty days
4. That these resolutions tx
mblished in The Dillon Herald an<
, copy be sent to the family of ou
leceased brother,
A. E. C. Pitman, i
H. F. Edwards, , Committ?
J. R. Rcg'an. 1
<i Hi ^
tatcment of Claims Audited by Count;
Board of Commissioners of Marion
County, Tuesday, Oct. 5.
1909.
^'anie. of Nature of Am'
Claimant Claim Allowed
"U.ADS .A?LI UKllAiKS
tain J . D. 7 ?
Jerrv I. F. 8 0(
*cthca W. Ellis 10 4!
'oolc E D 29 3(
J)avis' Sons J. P- 5 71
)illon Hardware Co. 12 44
'oxwortn W. S. 5 6(
ierald P. A. 15 2<
larrelson 0. H. 16 7!
lays Jolm C. 9 0<
iuggins D. Antine 13 61
lupins Kinloch 27 5<
Iyatt D. H. 6 8(
lohnsou VV. W. 6 0'
Montgomery J. R. 15 0*
Mclntyre Douglas 2 0
McRac M- D. 6 (X
Sicholson A. M. Clmd. $20 15 0<
Norwood S. W. 9'
Palmetto Grocery Co. 78*
Pee 1 )cc I lardware & Furniture Co
Jlmd- 46 43 41 1!
Powers J. C. 50 0
Powers T. R. 8 3!
Juiek L. J. 7 5
Rue A. I*. 5 0
Rogers F. C. 2 5
Rogers L. G. 25 0
R< >ge rs N.J. 12 0
Rogers R. A. 5 0
Rogers Rutherford R. 46 8
Rowel 1 W. A. ? 5'
Smith ?.V Sons Mfg. Co. 270 0
Smith Dew Grocery Co. 54 8
Smith M. D. & H. L. Co. 52 5
Staekhouse F. B. 18 3
Strickland 24 5
Thompson W. M. 2 5
Walker T. J. 13 4
COMMUTATION ROAD TAX
lohnson Ivey 8 0
Strickland B. D. 14 0
contingent
-\llen David 36 0
Sethea John C. 10 1
Bite W. E. 6 5
Iryan R. L. Co. 2 8
-)avis* Sons J. P. 1 0<
Frederick Disinfectant Co. 83 3,
oddard T. J. 4 5(
iamilton Jacob 6 0<
^ane Jos. P. 14 3
-liles D. F. 41 6<
Jontgomery J. D. 2 7
lontgomery J. D. 21 2Southern
Bell Tel. & Tel. Co. 9 0<
Villcox P. A. Receiver 23 8'
Voods M. C. 6 5<
poor house and POOR
lethea J.J. 13 04
iethea \V. Ellis 6 0<
)avis' Sons J. P. 14 04
'ore Tracev E. 3 0(
"ore T. L. 4 5(
'oxworth W. S. 17 7;
'rink W. A. 10 (X
Gilbert W. M. 12 04
Sod bold H. G. 6 0<
latehell J. A. 2 61
donroeW.M. 28 7;
dontgonierv J. D. 6 0<
dullins Mercantile Co. 17 5<
HcDuffie Daniel 15 (X
dclntyre Douglas 28 O
McMillan S. A. 9 (K
^or vood S. W. 21 (X
Norwood S. W. 60 9i
)liver R. M. Clmd. 10 13 9 0(
Register E. and M. E. 30 0<
POST MORTEM AND LUNACY
badger H. M. 5 Ch
lass Joe M. 6 0J
vlajor E. C. 5 CH
ruber C. R. 10 0<
BOORS AND STATIONERY
Jen son W. E. L. 13 Si
Valker Evans & Cogswell Co. 9<
COUNTY BOARD OP EDUCATION
Nickels W. W. 4 (X
ASSESSOR
lays John C. 40
MAGISTRATES
)ozier W.J. 18 71
idwards B. F. 20 0(
''ore John A. 75 0
''ore Tracey E. 20 0
lilbert W. M. 12 5
larrfclson M. C. 50 0
^eviette Ringgold 18 7
<iiles S. G. 62 5
floore S. T. 20 0
rlcEachern J. B. 20 0
)liver D. J. 62 5
'age S Lawrence 20 0
^rritt E. J. 12 5
tellers W. W- 50 0
>mith W. B. 12 5
CONSTABLES
Mien David 8. 42 7
iVltman W. S. ( 15 0
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'" I'm fee ' m mm
e Bain S. H. 7 23
e Berry J. F. 12 50
0 Campbell W. J. B. 31 25
e Fore T. L. 20 00
Foxworth J. W. 12 50
y Martin J. F. 20 00
s Miller David 20 00
- Norton Jas Jr. 50 00
Rowell W. D. 15 00
s Webster Robert 40 00
DIETING PRISONERS
BlueW. E. 113 10
r SALARIES
1 Berry Jas. H. 50 00
e Bethea John C. 26 00
. Blue W. E. 200 00
s Lane Jos. P. 66 66
3 Martin D. J. 83 34
r D. F. Miles 41 66
Montgomery J. D. 33 34
Willcox John 33 34
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2926 39
Total amount of claims ordered
y paid numbered 45 07 to 46 25 inclusive.
Amounts allowed as claimed
except as above noted.
D. J. Martin
t County Supervisor
John Willcox
Clerk of Board.
3
3 CHARLESTON'S GALA WEEK
^ will occur this year from
3 October 25 to 31,
5 and the
3 ATLANTIC COAST LINE
3 offers very low rates.
3 As usual the progressive citi2
zens of the City by the Sea are
J out with announcements of their
B gala week, but this year with a
3 longerlist and a higher class, and
5 more pleasing attractions, than in
former years, and they are accom0
panied by a cordial invitation to
0 visit Charleston, which promises a
3 warm welcome.
0 The distinguishing feature will
9 be the five great musical attrac0
tions. The Russian Symphony Ori.
chestra. fiftv niepe<! strnnor will
8 make its first appearance in the
0 South, and a chorus of more than
3 two hundred picked voices will
0 take part in these concerts.
0 Numerous torpedo boats, the
0 completed navy yard, parades, dec0
orations by day and illuminations
0 by night, added to the assured
0 hospitality of the people, will make
7 this trip one long to be remem0
bered pleasantly by every visitor.
0 Low rate round-trip tickets will
0 be sold to Charleston by the At0
lantic Coast Line from all points
3 in South Carolina, and from Gib9
son, N. C., Savannah, Ga., and
0 intermediate points, October 25 to
5 31, inclusive, good returning to
leave Charleston up to and includ0
ing, but not later than, midnight
0 of November 2, 19C9.
For tickets and information re0
gardihg rates, schedules, etc., call
0 on J. L. Bridges, ticket agent, Dil0
Ion, S. C., or any agent of the
5 Atlantic Coast Line.
3 W. J. Craig,
3 Passenger Traffic Manager.
3 T. O. White.
3 General Passenger Agent.
2 Wilmington, N. C.
3
7 PRESIDENT TAFT'S
* Visit to
o FLORENCE, S. C.
* The President is to visit Flor^
ence the evening of November 8
and address the people of that city
3 and section of the State. For this
3 auspicious occasion and the Pee
3 Dee Industrial Congress, which
^ convenes in Florence on Nov. 8
3 and 9, the Atlantic Coast Line
5 will sell round-trip tickets at ver/
^ low rates from Wadesboro, Ben^
nettsville, Rowland, Chadbourn,
5 Lanes, Sumter, Clio and interme5
tiate stations.
5 Tickets will be on sale Nov. 7
} and 8, limited to return on or be?
fore Nov. 10, 1909.
? Rates, schedules, tickets and
^ any desired information can be
* procnred from J. L. Bridges, ticket
J agent, Dillon, S. C., or by ad*
dressing the under signed.
> W. j. Craig, T.C.White,
) Pass. Traffic Mgr. Gen. Pass. Agt.
Wilmington, N. C.
3
5 State or South Carolina
) Marion county
, In The court of common Plea*.
William 8. Jackson, Administrator of
the Personal Estate of Martha Jack3
son, deceased, and Heir at Law of
) Charles T. Jackson and Martha Jackson,
deceased,
Plaintiffs
3 vs
Mahals A. Turberille, Susan Jack.
^ son. o. T. Jackson, Nancy Bailey,
Alloe TnrbeTille, James R. Jackson.
Mattie Jackson, Lizzie Hyatt and
Joseph K. Jackson.
0 Defendants
0 In obedienoe to a decreetal order
q granted in abore entitled case, I will
^ offer for sale before the Jui-y Court
0 bouse door in Marion, on the first Mon- I
0 day in November next, during legal
5 boors of sales to the highest bidder for
n cash, all the fallowing described pieces,
' parcels or tracts of land, situate, lying
0 and being in the County of Marion and
0 State aforesaid, that is to say:
0 One tract oontalning Seventy Four
n and one-half (74 Acres, more or leas, j
; and branded North by fends of John C.
0 Hamilton and Blisha Hyatt; Bast by
0 lands of Martha Jaohson; Sooth by
0 lands of James H. Berry, and West by 1
Irving Coward and Jaases A. Meore; |
_ andhstagtbs>ene tract of land oon'
veyed to Charles T. Jpehson, deceased,
01 by John Willoos. Sheriff of Marion
1 1 1 1 J1 ? " ' "*
County, by deed dated January the 141
1879, aud recorded in the othce of tl
Circuit Court in and for the county ?
Marion in the State aforesaid in Bot
"H H" Deeds of conveyances, pag" "><
et seq.
One other tract containing Eight
Eight (88) itcres, mere or less, bounde
North by lands ot Misiarn Hyuti
East by lands of run of Git tic Pee D?
River; South by lands of James t
Berry and West bv the ubove descril
ed tract ot land belonging to the listai
of Charles T. Jackson, deceased; tt
same being tiie tract of land devise
to Martha ./acUson by her tatlu
Charles Hyatt in aud by his last will an
testament.
The purchasers to pay for nil uece
sary papers at and any costs. And i
case lie or they do not comply with M
terms of sale, then said tracts of lam
or either ot litem, us the cast may bi
will be resold on the -am or som
sut?s'quim - iles day, at the risk t
said purchaser or purchasers.
Marion, s. r. J. 1). McGnca
Octolter, Dtli ii'OU. Maste
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Spkcial ( COLUMN
Farm Lnnd for Sale.
I will sell for cash, or on cas
terms, souk* oi the best tannin
lands in upper Marion county.
(>nc farm of 70<? acres with goo
residences ami invessary on
buildings, on the C-ishna pnbli
road leading Wot from Littl
Rock.
J. D. MeLncas,
Marion, S. CFaycttevillc
Steam Laundry
one of the best laundries in tl
South.
When you send laundry tlici
you know it is coming: back rigl
or you don't pay a cent for i
Pavs you for all lor age and dan
ages. Clive us atrial.
Geo. Hrjtnson, Agt.
Office in Brunsons Drug Ston
i nrow away that piece of sto\
your wife is trying to cook on an
get an O. K. stove from Wheclt
Hardware Co. It is the best nn
dium price stove on the face of tk
earth. We buy them in car lot;
For Sake.?40 acres good fan
1nnd.<one mile from Dillon, o
Little Rock road. Apply to J. \\
King, or \V. A. Rli/.zard at Dillo
I Id we Go's. 4
For Sake.? Place containing
acres, one mile from Passenger St:
tion. Good land for trucking (
cotton. S. T. Rogers, Dillon.
For Sale.?350 acres of lane
2oo acres under good state of ctt
tivat'ion; 7 room dwelling. Healtl
fill. 2 miles from Kingstrei
Williamsburg County, Good watci
Lost.?An organ stool toi
Reward if returned to J. A. Hui
sey, Dillon.
Tiie Dillon Herald Si 50 a yen
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|| SUIT
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| class sui
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I We have these
$25.00 Suits
20.00 "
Junior Suits In Wo
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4- rummmm
cvfAMn
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^ I Auction Sale?I will offer
I sale at auction on Saturday
>k 23rd day of Oct at 3 o'clock I1
'?9 all of my household and kite
furniture together with si
^ farming utessils, buggy, wai
t; etc Sale will lx? continued c\
?e Saturday at 3 o'clock P M n
all is sold Private sales thro
the week AK Parhai
'<t FOR SALE? Automobile
^ go<xl order. $200 cash buys it
1 will trade for good horse,
s- J. H. McLaurin.
5 Frank W
s,
Fayett
The greatest st<
FIFTEEN HUNDRED NEW
v
X MISSES,
j No matter your size, we
lt All the new thing's in tine D
c newest trimmings.
le
Finest Millinery Departme
ry Artists; giving newest
10 every detail, and right pr
it
t. The largest Carp
lr
Carpets, Mattings, Rugs, Lao
rock bottom prices
re
'<i Special Prices and S/.
until NC
ie
" CUMBERLAND COUX'I
11
October 2'
" Railroad Faro both ways, paid
~ over, both this week, next wee
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Cere and make your pi
^ ru>h of Fair week is on.
1
Make this store, the lar
r. when in Fayetteville.
Frank W. T
Fa
4 IN LADIES
SWIIILE Till-:
lit if you v\
1 O 4" n 1 x . " -m +
L dL cIULUI
suits in a variety of shades
for $17.50. $22.5
" 12.50. 22.5
rsted and I
hTdui
nn i ckN c
vi ty IL/*
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* m;,."' J?J ?T:- " *7- !
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for Terms easy. Will be sold within
the 30 days.
A1 ..SO several small pieces m
hen ranging from 50 to 200 acres,
ome Apply at once to
ion, H. E. Montgomery,
rcry 9-30-4t Kingstree, S. C.
intil a
uffh if
you are in the market for a
111 sewing machine inspect our line
before von buy. Our machines
in are made by the Standard Sewing
. or . Machine Co. and arc unexcelled,
and the pr;ce is- low. Wheeler
1 Hardware Co.
r. Thorntor ,
4
ville, N. C.
Dck in North Carolina.
COAT SI ITS, FOR LADIES AND
lUS'I RECEIVED. ?
can fit you. Prices $10. and upward.
RESS HOODS AND SILKS, with the
HI
nt, in charge of Expert MillineFifth
Avenue Styles, correct in
ices.
et Department in the State,
_ Curtains, ?5cc, 6cc, ot all kinds at
_ -v
fecial Offerings, from now
)VEMBER 1st.
V FAIR. AT FAVETTEVILLE,
7th >S : ttld 'Q*ll ?
, where nurchuses amount to $50. and
:k. and until Nov. 1st.
.
rchases now, and do not wait until the
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tfest in the state, your headquarters,
hornton,
tyette-ville, IN. C. i
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AM) MISSES U **
V I.AST. P *
/ant a highH 1-2
value, g *
; and Leading Styles. H|
0 Suits for $15.00. <
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