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Mamound about town |M LOCAL PARAGRAPHS PIOJtEO UP j HERB* THERE AND EVERYWHERE R. P. Stackhouse spent Satui day in Sumter on business. R. H. Thompson of Dunbartoi t V/;., is spending the week in th section with relatives. the Civic League will hold a important meeting in Dr. D. ^ | Michaux 8 office this (Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Miss Beulah Mason who hi been sending the holidays i home returned to Allendale Sut ?"'"ng, where she is teacl large delegation of Di in Columbia this wet :er the New County b sen put before the ge: ' . . lbly. u.iu Mrs. J. B. Gibson ha1 returned from their brid*-1 toi 1 through Florida and Cufc "> flL at home to Oy-x and a; tuu.hy friends K 7e Court Inn. Ihy Bros, have moved the rt merchandise to the Wr / aei^uilding, recently occupit ye/county headquarters, whe ^Jill be glad to see the Ti t /*< i i j 1 m r |*?j. i^avis nas soia nan 1 1. J in the Dillon Insuram icy to Mr. R. S. Davis. M ) .i will occupy the position jtary and treasurer in tl Jcy, and Dr. Davis will co p as managei of the compan; lie Herald was unable to o a copy of the New Coun< 4 now before the general asser " I in time to publish it in this i \ /of the paper. However, tl ft will be published in full ne lek, and accompanving it will 1 cut of the map of the New Cou: j At the annual election of office ftr Dillon Lodge K. of P. the fc pwing were elected: R. M. Lan; t. C -, R. L. Moody, V. C; H. 1 Nottingham,. Prelate; II. McRa M. of W.; A- K. Parham, K. of 1 & S.; M. H. Moody, M. of F.; V C. Bracy, M. of E.; S. F. Baily, JG.; J. C. Thompson, O. G. J'* A recent change in the sch dules of the A. C. L. takes tl Palmetto Limited off from Dilloi making it through train, on tl northbound journey at night. Gi ing south it stops at Dfllon in tl morning. The Palmetto Limitc stops at Latta at night, but do< iioi stop tnere in tne morninj Trains 82 and 85 will continue 1 stop at Dillon as heretofore. A private letter from Higl smith's Infirmary at Fayettevil states that Mr. G. D. Barlow, wh is a patient at the Infirmary, is in proving rapidly and will be able 1 return home in a few weeks. M Barlow stood the operation splet didly and his many Dillon frienc will be glad to know that he wi be among them again soon full restored to his usual good healtl At a recent conference meetir of the Dillon Bapitist church tl following officers were elected f< the ensuing year: W. A. Blizzan S". S. superintendent; W. C. Tole assistant superintendent; C. r Burroughs, S. S. clerk and trea M. A. Stubbs, S. W. Jacl n and W. S. Ivey, deacons; V Jmttvey, church treasurer and 1 jflf. Jordan, chuich clerk. rg^As an evidence of the excellei Stork Rflff- W. C. Kirkland hi 1M)een^Wnfr both as pastor at prrtrcher, the board of stewards < the Methodist church unanimous, agreed to raise his salary to $18( per year, at their regular quarte ly meeting Friday night. This the second increase in salary M Kirkland has received as pastor < th? Dillon Methodist church, witl out the least solicitation on h pert. Dillon now ranks as one < the beet oaying stations in tl c >ni< iv outside of the largi Cities. I' On< .in we must urge 01 c r - ;nts to send in the IS !?. rierman Monuay nigi I C k. When letters arri\ I k . Monday night tl c i-.tV- c:i a they will be carri# I over i 1 next week as by thi ti:n?. t e itter to go in the pap< b x a s< lectedfrom the mass L c n>y on V id and once the pap I li frb'V. nadeup," so to speal L th?? sngnetst change in the arranf I meat throws everything in ti At office out of gear. It is an e r tremely dull time when there I not more than enough news to fi up the paper and by Tuesda morning of each week the copy t< I - the next issue has been selecte< L ?,atid if anything comes in after th P | time it has to be of more tha .ordinary importance to get a plac (ih the next issue. There is 1 a -t f I I ?l I ! ! "* ing pf a newspaper aod in addition j to the typesetting there is no end of detail work to be done, such as 9 reading: and correcting: proofs, R making: up the forms and adjusting: ~ all the matter perfectly before a r" wheel can turn. We trust our 'i 'i friends will bear this in mind and M 1 j let us have their communications g not later than Monday night of each week. Lately we have been forced to carry over to the next n week several very interesting comI. raunications because . they arrived ) ,too late to get a place in the paper. Don' is The Merchants and Planters w< at Bank had quite an auspicious i l- opening1 last Monday. Quite a lot ti- of the friends and patrons of this Dr. institution were present when its _ doors were opened for business. J L. C. Braddy, out of whose head this enterprise evolved, has not Anc only shown sound judg- To V n~ ment in its business possibilities \ j with him as prometer and director, js thi /e but also the good taste shown in cjnP ur building, office and fixtures. We menc Ci^redict a bright future for Mer- i rfc an<^ Planters Bank and a at to farmers of II helping Hand' . . . .. . Dillon county. Captf*1 7 it paid in and depositor? "?n'c n- like doves to the windows'*"^. ,f.:.?;SJ,ne sd approach of a storm. Long live re Braddy. Ca :ir HJ Ohat&m County Record: part n" Tobacco Notes.?Neal & Dix- distri ce on made a big average on their an<^. r* entire sale Monday. They sold 13,- liqui< ? 380 pounds of tobacco at the high ca ie average of $17.20 per hundred, after n~ This gives Neal & Dixon the cham- one * pionship belt for the highest aver- acqu b- age on a whole sale. Several piles effeci ly of tobacco brought $50.00 per hun- aQd a. dred. there s. Messrs. Cox & Foults, prosper- comr ie ous farmers, were in town Monxt day, and sold one load of tobacco 3e with Neal & Dixon for $487.68. n. Best grade 259 at $40.00; second grade 252 at $35.00. must Messrs. Owen & Boaz. of the more rs Whiteoak mountain section, were bave '1* in town Monday selling tobacco ^ r ? with Neal & Dixon. Their load j . brought $356.27. Best grade 136 * w e> at $50-00 per hundred; second ^ grade 138 at $39 00; tfiird grade V- 237 at $29.00- As I. Macc-c \XT 1- O- A 3 wvaoio. ?uiiiacK ix nnuerson, Rich; fine tobacco growers of Spring: Gar- pas se e den, were in Chatham the other day, and sold one load of tobacco with Neal & Dixon for $387.40. i ' Prices by grades: 100 at $36?00; ( j I _ 105 at $35.00: 166 at $30 00; 63 at W ? $30.00. Neal & Dixon know good tobac' cos, and then farmers think they " know how to sell it. ^ Chatham is now selling as good tobacco as grows on Whiteoak ? mountain. i- Messrs. Cox & Cane were in le town Monday with tobacco?they 0^] io sold tobacco for $50.00 per hunl dred with Neal & Dixon. to A prominent planter remarked r. a iew aays ago that three things l- that impressed him about the ChatIs ham Tobacco Market was the large 11 number of buyers?the good prices ly ?and that the best tobacco grow- 111 a. ers from each section of the Coun- 5^^ ty were patronizing their home market. KH 3r On December 1st, Neal & Dix- ^ -3 on's entire sale averaged $15.02 r' per hundred. JjT i ? bf I NOTICE. ty ^ Pursuant to a commission issued SSVa to the undersigned, as corporators, IjM by the Honorable R. M. McCown, Jr * at Secretary of State of South Carolina, notice is hereby given that id books of subscription to the capiof tal stock of the Bank of Little Rock ly will be opened at the office of LivM) ingston & Gibson in the Town of r- Dillon on Friday, Jauuary the 21, is 1910, at 10 o'clock A. M. The r. proposed caoital stock of said Bank of is Twenty Five Thousand Dollars, UJ a- divided into Five Hundred shares 1S9 is ef the par value of Fifty Dollars cXJ at eacn. S2M ie J. W. Hamer, |JJ ;r j. S. Thompson, jM J. B. Gibson, J M. S. Britt, i^S ir C. C. Bridges, ITl ir W. M. Hamer, it Incorporators. 1YI I if * CITATION. ? ir dtate of Sooth Carolina, Marion County. it la the Probate Court. ^Sr ,r By P. B. Hamer, En., Probate 1 J 1 " Judge: Whubai SnmhMoOoll hoe V '? made suit to me to grant her letters of X' administration of the estate and effects 1 I ic of Juitt Meooll. deesaeed: Nw .. THSSB MR THKHBFOKE to cite OOd admonish ail and singular the kindred L.1 J ' , and creditors of the said Juitt MoOoll fgQ II that they be and appear before me in iTr] y the Court of Probate to be held at Mar- f ' J )r ion, 8. C., on the 91st. day of January , next after pubiloation hereof at II il 1 1 > o'clock in the forenoon to show cause, if 0K tt any they hare, why the said administraA ttoa shanla aot be granted. ( " e Ghreu under my hand nod seal this ( the 10th day of January A. D. 1910. ri ^ P. B. Hamer. Jgdga af Prohah. JE ..? t \e Great Livt - General t take pills and violent pur gat \reo Tliaif onro To 1? uv x ?4vjr uvu t v.uiv. a an ousness, Indigestion and all feet harmom Richardson has been p ears and says he does no will give such good r lerson, S. C., Aug. 20, 1909. Vhom it May Concern: lave taken R. L. T., and it 5 best tonic and liver mediI have ever taken, I reconv 1 it without reservation. \. H. DAGNALL, Attorney. lave for some years used R, and as a liver and general : I consider it the best mediI have ever tried. i J. F. SHUMATE, ,7 Citizens National Bank shier in the lowei iving practicea^ malirii of the state, in the ",u,--?ars icts, for the past eight "(i having frequent calls for a i that would take the place lomel in torpid livers, and several attempts to substitute gave it up. Since I became ainted with the powerful ts of R. L. T. on the liver ie pleasant results obtained ;from, I most .heartily recnend it as The Ideal Tonic. Verv respectfully, K. J. MANN. M. D. me time ago a friend persuame to take R. L. T., and 1 confess that it has done me : good than any medicine 1 r taken. It is an Ideal remeor constioation, indigestion a. fine tonic. 3HN N. BLECKLEY, Cashier Peoples Bank. i a liver medicine and tonic, ardson's R. L. T. is unsur;d. I have given it a thorMANUFACTURED A> HIQUAOLA ANDERS FOR S/ Evans F*1 dssszs 1 DILLON LI | COM l t [ HEADQUART j STt , BUGGIES, WAGi I AND I I Our buyer, Mr. L. I I from the West with a fine s which it will pay you to see. and grood road horses. Th first hand and the middlem [ tonier. Our line of WAG OA BUG C includes the best makes by 1 facturers and every vehicle ment carries with it a gfuara t Dillon Li Comp ii iii ii i r - T ?r Medicine an Tonic. ives. They only make bad matt :e R. L- T. for Constipation, BilLiver troubles It acts in per/ with natuie. describing cotinously for t know of any remedy that esults, as this remedy. ough trial a;*C can unhesitatin reccommend it to the general p lie. J. R. VANDIVER, Pres. F. & M. Bank I have been using "Richa r 1 I nuu a Liivci luuiv. 1U Illy 111. for some months past and fin . an excellent preparation- It I served a* a substitute for calon giving the desired effect with the usual nausea following a c or calomel, and leaving the !i . in normal activity. I reccom it without hesitation, r A. J. CAUTHEN, 1 Presiding Elder Anderson Disti i. I always keep on hand a be R. L. T. I have used it in ! oi v most satisfactory 1 family wan ?o for di I suns lor nver crouD.es*" \ : tion and as a general tonic1 ue it very highly and know ft " experience that it does all tlui I claimed for it. (Signed) P. B. WELLS, Pastor St. Johns Methodist Church, Anderson, S, C Chiquola Drug Co., Anders S. C. Dear Sirs: In response your inquiry, I cheerfully si that I have used R. L. T. in family for several years with ev 1 beneficial results. I have pers ally used it recently for its tc effects and have been much be . fitted. For chronic constipati indigestion and torpid liver, 1 not know a better remedy. GEO. E. PRINCE. Judge of 10th Circuit :d guaranteed by DRUG CO. ON S. C. 1LE BY harmacy. 333333h L 'V? STOCK y PANY \ ERS FOR FINE V DCK, P DNS, LAP ROBES \ ARNESS. V \ Id wards, has just returned ^ election of horses and mules t y Esp3cially fine farm mule t K ,ese animals were boughlan's Drofit eoes to our cms Ir I) IS AND 0 3IES ft :he most reputable m anu J: that leaves our tsisfclijh U ntee. 8 vc Stock p >an.K. li f I Gj3SG3H33KS3330 I E. T. ELLIOTT j 9 Sold Out | ;B & - J 25 w and m feu m 10 GONE WEST. I 5 * M D3 ? W jfi lose >D ivci M e,K To buy another big lot of those fine horses and mules lyl he bought before the holidays. The first lot is entirely riet. IJLJ f?one ard the next lot will be in today (Thursday) Jan. 6. (. V 4 f;& DON'T FAIL ?0 r(js. To be among the first to see this fine lot of horses and val- mules that comes from the biggest live stock market in I^Tf <lfl UJ! the world. Nothing like it ever shipped into DILLON ^ ~ r . woo.bef?re- Fine work animals and spirited road ft co^ntJ ,n_ Notwithstanding the high price of cotton | animals. ' ;?s wjp ^ soi(] ^jlc same old prices, fa I these animai. . gj to l| E. T. ELLioTT J >nic W ? -.l | W Dillon, So. Car. M ',r ^ M II ? J hicl a r a r ^ Drop us a line for particulars. Give us a t."^ '?* J and let us shbw you. P***? VOURS VERY TRULfttf raiiiTrn t w E3&/333333 3SS330 * " nrneit The Sumler Iron Workup Cm C ,aw; R,P" ^ Sumter, S? C ? UNDERNEW MANAGMENl i i ? til r vj ' * Q 8 8 s ^ iet Tl J\f Machinery and supplies, Strut- 1^.' hers Wells Steam engins, Stover sr'rv^ U gasoline engine, Nagle boilers all K sizes and rii >, Ti Heg, Cen- , a n ^ 1? J___ J M I r* i irai rounary ana macmne Co. r ,.ri fij "Vance saw mills and wood working machinery" at the right U prices and on satisfactory terms. ift h The Bnick and E. M. F. auto- ob"Ln ? .n mobiles all types carried in stock "TnY'two'T ^ for ammediate shipment. the JJ' 8 -i 3 4 % 4 (2t * j ? z