The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, January 20, 1910, Image 4
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Dillon.
J. C. January 20,1900.
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NEW COUNTY
BILL PASSE
The bill to create the New Coin
ty of Dillon was read before tl
Senate committee on Privilege
and Elections and the House Jur
ciary committee Tuesday afternoc
and both committees reported tl
> bill favorably- The bill goes
the general assembly in its origi:
al form, with the exception of :
amendment by both eommitte
which places the New County
the 12th. judicial circuit inste;
of the fourth circuit as was 01
ginally intended. The 12th ci
cuit embraces the counties of Ma
ion, Florence. Horry and Georg
town; the 4th circuit embraces t
counties of Chesterfield, Darlin
ton and Marlboro. All oppositi
to the bill has been withdraw
the old county agreeing to pay
proportion of the expense tor t
survey and the measure v
doubtless receive its first readi
in both branches of the genei
assembly today. This remo>
all doubt as to t^ie creation of 1
* New County and as soon as 1
governor signs the bill th? cc
missioners appointed to put 1
connty machinery in motion v
begin their duties.
Moody-McKcnzic.
On this solemn occasion w
ding bells, rice and old shoes i
* not come in. A plain marrii
without the pomp and show of
church affair. Last Sunday aft
noou the Rev. H. A. Willis sat
a meditative mood in his co!
nome, ruiiiiuauuK UVC1 Lll**^d
and downs that besett}i*.y^M^
famil' -? ?ot dreamf*^1" s 1)1,1
Ypunw? ?^_LL^Fom!,1,n!,'s to
, ^ "Th * attorneys in
r*%'uit aiul recovery, passed,
i <ie *1>ill is aimed at concerns that
would by needless or frivolous deInys
stop payments o i just claims.
Dixon's bill declaring the duty of
railroad commissioners as to mKttL
state rates went to third redi%-/". ,
Brig!
did Coker s hill. rci|ui-m^over ^
tiye engines to ho ^i<^erflowin? wi
twipcode so The knot was ti(
and I reeordiD n s blessing and be
wislA other Ked them as they ste
ped iM. ,ie wide, wide world
fight the great battle of life.
"The Atlantic Coast Line is r
placing about five and one ha
miles of wooden trestles across tl
Pee Dee, Santee and Savanna
Rivers in South Carolina, with
concrete and steel viaduct, repr
senting the most modern enginee
ing construction, at a cost of a
proximately one million dollar
These improvements will make
permanent crossing at those ir
i portant rivers on the main lin
'and it is expected that the enti
work will be completed in Mar<
of 1910. The completion of a se
ond track during February 191
between Folkston, Ga. and C;
lahan, Fla., creates continuo'
double track between Folkst<
and Jacksonville, a distance of for
three miles. In addition a secoi
track between Florence and P
... Dee, South Carolina, a distan
of ten miles, is under constru
tion, thus giving the Atlanl
Coast I.-ine Route two hundn
and forty eight miles of doub
track between Washington, D. <
and Jacksonville, Fla., or abo
thirty percent of the distanc
The main line between Ric
mond, Va-, and Tampa, Fla , h
been relaid with heavy rail, tl
great majority of which beii
eighty fiye pounds to the yard.
The N. & S. C. railroad h
completed its spur track down Se
cmd avenue to Main street and
SOcn as the warehouse is compk
ed the N. & S. C. will be ready
deliver freight at this point- T1
freight depot will be erected on tl
site now occupied by the two-sto:
dwelling owned by Johnson Moor
; A signal tower has been erecti
at the junction of the N. & S- <
and the Atlantic Coast Line ne
\ the Dillon Mill and the new rai
{ 1 toad is installing an electric bkx
system in connection with tl
tower which will obviate the n
I of trains^tappping at tl
NOTICE.
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_ Pursuant to a commission issu- ?
ed to the undersigned, as corpora- "
tors, by the Honorable R. M. McCown,
Secretary of the State of
South Carolina, notice hereby
given that books of subecriotkm to m
the capital stock of J. S. Thomp- _
son Co., will be opened at the office
of J. S. Thompson Co, at Lit~~
tie Rock, S. 9: on Priday, Jan- a,
?? nary the 21st., 1910 at 3 o'clock ^
P. M. The amount of the pro- _
posed capital stock of said Company
is Five Thousand Dollars, *<
divided into Fifty Shares of the ai
par value of One Hundred Dollars
each.
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J. b Thompson, c
? G. W. Leach, 5
' . R. E. Jennings,
n. Coiporators. b
? CITATION.
h~ State of South Carolina. MarioaCounty.
>n la the Probate Court.
ie By P. B. Hamer, Esq., Probate a
' Jud**: Whsrbas SarahMoOolI has m
made suit to Me to grant her letters or j
n" administration ox the oatate and effects p
in of jTuitt Mcooil. deceased: m
es thbsb arb thbrbforb to cite bad |]
admonish all and singular the kindred c
? and creditors of the said Juitt MoOoU
*(1 that they be and appear before asa la 4
ri- the Court of Probate to be held at Mar- p
[r_ ion, 8. C., on the Slat, day of January
next after publioatioa hereof at 11 a
o'cl<Sck in the forenoon to show cause, if ,
!?- any they hare, why the said administra- J
he tion should not be granted.
e. Given under my hand and seal this
* the 10th day of January A. D. 1910.
on P. B. Hamer, Judge of Probat .
n. S
he Fresh Tobacco Seed Given Away.
Although cotton is bringing a 1
ngf fine price, I would not advise anv
ral one to plant all their land in any
res one crop. An over production of
:he any crop means a low price, and in "
the order to help keep both cotton
>m- and tobacco at a livinc nrice. nlant
the some of each. Seasons were not
vill suitable for a fine crop of tobacco
in 1909, at the same time those
'who mide a fine crop received a "
fine price and those who were less
fortunate and made a common
td crop received its worth, still were
did not paid for their work, Judging
lffe from all reports the crop of tobac^pf
a co will be reduced this year wcjK\
er- much. In ray opinion this
in -a big mistake a? from ally. . .
sey foimation I can get thop . " t
0, Will be extra good and,^^8.
h gest to all who canuf^ ^
O tobacco as you w^? k^QW k is C
p bad policy to nifj u
e Zjmt all your eggs in
s one basket,-^ hmt to the wise
h ^ sufficient- To all 4
r ,?ose who wish to plant some to}
bacco I already have on hand a j
oj fresh supply of seed to fnrnish
n. you and your folks. Wishing you
all a prosperous new year,
iir ' I am, yours truly
th F. Watkins,
e
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j K COMP
I M HEADQUARTEi
i, m sTOi
i Wl BUGGIES,
S ?j AND HA
>le Our buyer, Mr. L. Ed
q lyi from the West with a fine sei
ut Nbj which it will pay you to see.
e. Nn and grood road horses. Thei
h- Mfc first hand and the middlemai
be 1 JLJ tom?T* Our line of
tfJ WAGON
SBU QC
includes the best makes by tl
factarers and every vehicle i
to im ment carries with it a guanas
;; ^ Dillon Lh
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Call at HmM Book StMe kr F
aur tqbaoco Mod. Free to oil B
Bo wwh to phot tobacco.
Mr. W. A. McSherry npnaent- b
ir M. Rom A Son "Tailor made locking"
will be with ua Monday
ad.Tueaday, Jan. 24, and 25. d
The Stubba Co. b
Tte nobbiest line of Tailor made oode
erer brought to Dillon shown
t Smbbe Co., Monday and Tues- S
ay, Jan. >4, and 25. oi
Gcjulcmen! See our Spring
tyles, suits and pants. Jan. 24, p
nd 25 Stubbe Co. y
Prices that cannot be duplicated
n suits made by best Tailors at .]
tubbe Co.. Jan. 24, and 25. 0
Fit guaranteed on clothes made ?
y Stubbe Co., Jan. 24, and 25.
Notice el Dbckirfe. s
Notice is hereby *ireo ttwl William
. Jsoksoe has filed his fiaal aoooant ss
dmtnistrafter of the estate ef Martha
Tokti Owrt foc ? itiatifgi as a*cfa ,
dminfetTBtec ud Friday. Juuair 1
Iw iM IVtOat an offloe at Marion. 8. /
. at lu a'otook to the faaiaini has ~
sen ippoiatiil for tki bearing and oooiderinf
of odd aplkalioa. Jaa. 10th n
110. P. B. Haianr. Probata Judge.
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M. JOHNSON, Jr., ?
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SURVEYING * ENGINEERING
Drafting and Bin* Printing. j
tapf anted by V. F. |. Johatr
?ftoe ? ' COTTON MILL OFFICE,
DILLON, SO. CAROLINA.
MURPH]
wNow occupy the sp
^BPHnl
|"irent n as New County f
X) be be Headquarters^fo
>f Heavy aid Faacy Grocerk
dso Frak, Dry Goedt, aad Pet<
?or past favors, we hope
Murphy
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VF STOCK DI
ANY. g
US FOR FINE P |
NS, LAP ROBES 1*1
RSESS. ' ||
Iwards, has just returned ^3
ection of horses and males
Especially fine farm males ^
le animal* nw twmrht
i's profit goes to our cusS
AND If
S IBS |?
lie moet reputable manu*
that leaves our establish*
I
re Stock 5||
MEPM
w
ountain pen ink at The Herald
ogk Store.
AH kinds of ledgers and blank
Doks at The Herald Book Store.
2. 3. 4, and 300 page ledgers,
ouble and single entry?just the
Doks for farmers?at The HerId
Book Store.
Don't forget The Herald Book
tore is headquarters for all kinds
f blank books.
The Herald Rook Store is the
lace to buy letter files. We save
ou the express charges.
Mr. J. M. Stewart has bought
tie Myer's beef market and will
onduct the business at the same
Id stand.
Lost?Black setter dog with
rhite spots on nose and feet. Anwers
to name of Bob. Reward
>r return to J. M. Sprunt.
For Sale.?Two good five
oom houses at a bargain. For
urther information apply to W.
L Blizzard. I
FOR SALE?One fine Jersey
nilk Cow. W. A. Blizzard.
Ledgers,Single and double enrv
oncK Knnlrc invnton Vinnlrc
tote books and all other kinds
>f books at The Herald Book Store
Just received 25 ladie's high
jrade sample suits at less than
nanuCacturer's cost. Morris FassThe
Dillon Herald $1.50 a year.
y pnnc.^. ..
aPlAHS hl?if?L- hm'Uino.
wi ivn UUllUlH^j
ieadquarters, hereafter
r the best selected stock
* seen in this market,
?ro Fumbi Shoe*. Grateful
to merit a continuance.
r Bros,
ITHE
LSLT
1 Wonderful
Vali
Gowis, Corset Covers,!
ti *?> i witk Lace, Eml
ijiiru tnmme<
I Table Linem
I W. 11
B
FOR, SALB?Pine bts'.'v "
ter dog" 4 years old? fcft 4m
and excellent retriever^^^>
teed to be well trained- rJMK
to registration. Apply to S.
Moore. R. R. No, 4. Dillon.
THE STATE OF SOUTH GABOLIS
County ot Marion.
By P. B Hamer, Probate Judge:
Whereas, M. A. Stubbs has
made rait to me, to grant him Lett
of Administration of the Estate and
faow of Jaasie Hyatt:
These are therefore, to cite 1
admonish all and singular the kind
and Creditors of the astid Jessie Hy
deceased, that they be and appear
fore me, in the Court of Probate. U
held at Mrrion. S. C. on January 2S
IBIS. next, after nnblioatinn hereof
11 o'clock iu the forenoon, to el
cause, it any they have, why the i
Administration should not he grautei
Giren under my hand this,
day of Deoember, Anno Domini 1908
P. B. Hamer
Judge of Probate.
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TAX COLLECOR'S N0TI(
County Treasurer's Officj
Marion, S. C. Sept. 10, 190S
The books for collection
State, Countv and Road Tax
be open from Oct. 15, 1909,
Dec. 3e, 1909, those who pri
to do so can pay State and Cou
taxes in January, 1910, with 1
cent additional; those who pr
paying in February, 1910, can
so with 2 per cent additio:
those who prefer paying in Mai
11910, to the 15th of said moi
can do so by paying an additic
7 per cent. (After said <
the books will close.)
Road Tax can be paid dui
the fajl but if tho^
doinp so. they can pay the ^
tax during January, and Fel
ary. The commutation tax is
for 1910.*
Taxpayeis owning property
paying tax for others will pl<
ask for a tax receipt in each to
ship or Special School district
which he or they own prope
1 This is very important as tl
are so many School Districts.
Those who do not wish to c<
to the office can write me *
later than December 25th) an
will furnish then; the amount
and they can remit me by ch<
money order, registered letter.
Please do not send me c
without registering same, as it
liable to be at sender's risk.
The Levy is as Follows:
State tax 5% n
Constitutional School Tax 3 n
Road and Bridge 1% ir
Poor House, Poor, etc. lj( ir
Salaries 2 it
Total General Levy 13 K tr
m
he Greatest
White S
ver Shot
in Dillon
1 white we
ies that are without \
Shirts and Drawers. Cors
>roderies and Ribbons 15c.
1 with Lace and Embroderi
Gowns, - - - 48c to $1.98
Drawers, - - - 24c to 98c
n i mi ?
dm abcets - - - 75 to $1
Pellow Cases - - 18 to 22
s and Towels
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OILLON, S. (
E3SE9E3E9E5GSE3
^ flen?r?l Interest j ^
Union , 3 mills jw?
Pages Mills 3 mills -J!
u>d Bermuda 2# mills l?S
red Buck Swamp 3 mills
Htt Latta 7 miiis L
tw- Dalcho 2-mills
>be 2ak Grove 3 mills E
lnd Nichols 3 mills 1
.at E? 5 mills J
low Temperance 4 mills f\
?dd Hil1 2 mills f J
4 Spring- Br'h ' nt:- $ JH
3!rt - *H
Millers \i'!; WWB1
Pl2as'nt Hill /j ;;i I- vm!
Mullins 7 riilN | fliil
Todd's . 1 >/l;s f
Marion 7 mills / / ?
Cedar Grove 2 mills! '
^E. Wahee 4 miller I ?
Centenary 2 mill/ 3
[' ^ Eulonia 3 mini,*
' J Palmer 2*4 miTt?f
of Nebo A mil/ *
will Brittons Neck 3 milf i
to Oak: on 3 10 *5/
efcr Olivet ^tniJ
intv Pleas't Hill 3 rtif{7 j
per Scotch 5 mftf
efer p0ll tax $1.00. Every male Jrf
i do sen from 21 to 60 years is liif / _
nal; except Confederate soldiers, /I
cch, (j0 not pay after 50 Jwj ^
ath, those excused b^^^oiir Uovernjnal
J. D. MOij^nr. Adair. "It is
iate Treas.
V3 OTIS PAGE, B. S. C, E.
Dru- - _ _
*2 Civil Engineer.
All sorts of surveying, Draught'
or . _
^gg ing, Leveling, special attention to
wn- Farm and Timber Surveys, City
/" Lots. Guaranteed Accuracy,
rty.
lere DILLON, S. C.
Drae
not ? ...
due R. E. & E. N. BEATS
ick, _ ^
ash ^ "
is Engineers and Contractois 1
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Jills CIVIL. ENGINEERING SEWERAGE AND
jillS WATERWORKS. LAND SURVEYS AND 8UB"
lillS DIVISIONS. ESTIMATES MADE AND OONlills
TRACTS TAKEN FOR TILE DRAINAGE
tills FARMS. CONCRETE BRIDGES, CONCRETE
lills V" \I.KS CONCRETE CURBING. Ml
BIG 11
'ale;|?H
ar Special B
)arallel H I
et Covers French Model, ?3
58c. R ||
*s, 48c to $1.98. |1 }
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