The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, October 28, 1909, Image 5
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gTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
MARjON COUNTY
EX PARTE
TH6 NORTH AND SOUTH OAROLI
NA RAILROAD COMPANY
IN RE
.\ CERTAIN LOT OF LAND, THE
PROPERTY OF ANDREW JOHNSON
To Andrew Johnson
Yoa will hereby take notice that
The North and Sonth aroli'ia Railway
Company, a railroad corporation chartered
and organised nnder and by virtue
of the laws of the State of Sonth
O lrolina, requires for right of way and
the location of depots, stations, turnouts
and other necessary uses of said
corporation as a railroad and common
carrier of passengers and freight, a certain
lot of land now owned by you and
in your possession, situate in the town
of Dillon, in the ounty of Marion and
State aforesaid, aud described as folfows,
to wit: All that certain lot of
land, measuring 30 feet on Second Avenue
Street and running back at right
angles thereto 120 feet more or less to
and bounded North by lot of Simon
Page, East by lot of Dr. O. Henslee,
South by "lot of Henry Page and West
by said Second Avenue. You will
further take notice that unless you siguify
in writing within thirty days from
the date of the service of this notice upon
you, your consent to the use of said
lot for the purposes aforesaid, proceedings
will be taken to condemn the same
according to the statute in such case
made and provided,
Dillon, S. O , Oct. 2nd 1901).
(Signed) W. R. Bonsai,
Pres. North and South Carolina Ry. Co.
Livingston & Gibson, .
Attorney ot Petitioner.
To Andrew Johnson:
You re hereby
notified that, unless in the meantime
you signify your consent thereto, thirty
days after the service of this notice upon
you, application will be made to the j
Judge of the Circuit curt in and of
the Twelfth Circuit, State of South Car- '
olitia, for the empanelliug of a jury to
ascertain the amount which phall he
fair for the lot or parcel of land in said \
notice described, for railroad uses and j
purposes, and that immediately there- ,
after the Clerk of the Circuit Court in
and for the County of Marion, in the
State aforesaid, at Marion, will empanell
such jury inaccordance with the
statute in snch case made and provided.
Oct. 2 1909.
Livingston & Gibson
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137 Bushels in Marlboro. s
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The reports of the results ob- li
tained by the several contestants 11
participating in the State Cereal s
Growers' contest arc beginning f
to reach the office of the depart- t
ment of agriculture, ana the showing
that is being made indicates t
that wonderful results have been c
obtained in the matter of intelli- f<
gent corn-growing during this f<
past year. The State commission
in arraging its prizes provided for I
a prize for boys and i>ermitted s
the boys participating in the State ii
contest to also participate in Dr. a
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i\iicip|j :> v. imcu ouiics lcii in ut*
monstration work contests for
school boys with a free trip to r
Washington as one of the prizes, e
The first boys report to reach b
Commissioner Watson has delight-, v
ed him beyond all measure, as it s
coupes from a Marlboro lad resid- b
ing in Brightsville Township, in ! n
Marlboro County, and shows a , e
production of 152 1-2 bushels on ; a
one acre, which is far better thanjc
any result obtained by any grown j
up firmer in last year's State con-;
test. The first prize then having 1
gone to production of 137 3-8
bushels. Not alone is the total
result one of value, but the report
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Better See the Contracts for su
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Shoes, Clothing Hats, Pants
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Our Notion Departn
Our line of Domestic!
ches wide at 8c worth 10c, ant
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KID GLOVES in all
Big lin
eater Coats from 50c to $1.00.
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please you. Yours truly,
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hows that the lad used seed that ?
ic obtained from the winner of I
ast year's State contest. Further- I
nore the manual showing every I
tep of cultivation, application of I
ertilizer. etc, has been kept in S
he most cerditable manner and |
he boy obtained his result at a
otal expense ot $55 and sold his
rop including seed and fodder
or $335, all of the seed being:sold
or seed purposes.
The bov's name is A. Hascom
Tsher. Commissioner Watson
tatcs that a bushel of this corn
n the ear will be placed on exhibit
t the State Fair in the field crops
epartment.
It is interesting to note in this
egard that the Drake world's re
ord of 1889 on a single was 2551
mshels, and the Tindal 1906
krorld's prize yield was 182, the
econd prize being: won with 131
mshels. It is also interesting to
lote tnat the Tindal crop was raisd
at a total expense of $56 25,
nd his total receipts from the
rop were $423.
The Dillon Herald $1.50 a year.
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gainst the day that is Sure to
ncomc must Cease?
ch protection Offered by the
Insurance Company
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eneral Agent,
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ected line of everything carrie
tiful line of Dress Goods in a
lent is new complete and we
i were bought before the adv<
1 a 12-l-2c kind for 10c. Lo
atings and Flannelettes in all
the shades at $1.00 guarantee
e plain and fancy Handkerchi
Wrights Health Underwe
ases, and Traveling Bags
ly Groceries, nothing but
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those dependent upon him by insuring- his life. He
thinks insurance on his residence and other personal
proj>ertv is necessary?but insure his life, never! This
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illogical and unwise man proudly boasts of his health
and strength and of his ability to care for his family
under any and all circumstances. Apparantly he is
unmindful of the fact that so often death comes without
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warning and that even a hard earned competence may
fade away in a night.
It is the insurance policy alone that endures: it is the only
sure barrier against the encroachments of poverty and
want. No man in moderate circumstances can afford
to ignore this stern fact. Self-reliance is a fine thing
in life, but it is not a tangible asset in the hour of death.
THE BEST IN LIFE INSURANCE.
The best life insurance policy is that one which gives the
greatest amount of protection for the money expended
Any agent can figure out an estimate showing that his
company PROMISES the most, but any intelligent
person can see for himself that the policies of the
Greensboro Life Insurance Company GUARANTEE
M( >RE than the policies of the other company.
For further enlightment on this important subiect communicate
with
I Forest Taylor, Gen.
; Greensboro Life Insurance Compai
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