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mhmoumo about town 1 1 kOCAV. MRAORAFH8 PIOKID UP J 1 M(M< y?KI?? AWO m?YWM?M Mr. McCormao of Rowland was among the visitors in the citv Monday. t The 9th. ginner's report showing the number of bales ginned up to Jan. 8th. will be issued next Monday at tO o'clock. mi* h S RIi'.tgtyI g fnrmpr I Dillonite who is now the proprietor of a large hardware business at Ninty Sixr'spent Sunday with his brother, Mr. W. A. Blizzard. D. J? Mr I "tyre who has been qt < 'a the Moore Co,, at -"1. ft u ast several years, X < *, s position, and will 11 rag at his old home to call at The Heral r ^ ,and get a package of bat I free. The Palmetto Warehouse is giving the seed awav to oersons who desire ^ plant tobacco this year. W. M. Hamer has purchased from Dr. T. C. McSwain the store building occupied by Evans' Pharmacy at the corner of First avenue * and Main street. This is the third time this property has changed hands since it was erected three years ago and each time it has brought a higher price. A large delegation of Dillonites is in Columbia looking after the New County bill which is to come before general assembly this week. The New County people do not anticiapte any trouble in getting the bill through the general assembly, but the friends of Dillon county are camping around the state i house to show the legislators that they still have a deep interest in the formation of the county. 1 ] Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hunter of; Sellers have mover! to the Parmi. i chael home near town. We are glad to welcome them in our midst. Mr. J. W. Carmichael and sisters, Misses Emma and Cora Carmichael will leave now in a few days for their new home near Hamer. It is with the deepest regret that we give up these young people from among us. They will be sadtb Ay missed by their many friends in this community.?Cor. in Pee Dee Advocate. I 0HEEEEO 1 I w Jlil! '' H mam 388 1 p Y ake; ? prin Members attend a regular com munication of Macltey Lodge No 77,. A. F. M., Monday night 24 inst., at 8 o'clock. By order John H. Hamer, Jr. W. M-, C. S Browne, Sect. The spring session of the Dilloi High School opens next Monday Jan. 24j 1910. The incidental fe< of tl.50 will be due on the open ing day of the Spring session. Pa trons and pupils will please tak< notice and secure enrollment card: from Mr. A. J. C. Cottingham, tin Secretary and Treasurer of th< board of trustees, before nex Monday. A marriage of interest to Dil lonites was that of Mr. Baker F Gasque to Miss Carrie Lee Frier son at the bride's home near Brit ton's Neck on the evening <tf Dec 29th The Herald is a little lab in puDiisning a notice or tne mar riage, but anyway it offers it heartiest congratulations to th? groom and welcomes the bride t< Dillon. Immediately after th< marriage Mr. and Mrs. Gasqui left for Dillon and that cveninj they were given a reception, b; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Nettles witi whom Mr. Gasque has been mak ing his home for the past severn years. The voung couple are oc cupying the cottage on the Don aldson place in the eastern sub urbs. The Interstate Commerc Commission.in a recent dccisio: says the rule ^ transportatio companies that unless each pack age in a shipment be "plainly an indelibly marked so as to show th name of the consignee and th details of their destination, the will not be received for transpoi tation". The Commission tui ther says: "It is the undoubtc right of a carrier to decline to r?. fnr froncnArlatiAn ??? ?? ii?uoi/v/i laiiuii ciuy iii^i chandise not so marked. As practical matter shippers in thei own interest ought to mark thei packages plainly, and carriei ought not to be compelled to at cept shipments not so marked". To The Tobacco Growers. \V have on hand a nice select lot c fresh tobacco seed of the improve varieties. All tobacco planteT wanting seed can get them free i charge by calling for same at Fai mers Warehouse or writing Net & Dixon, Mullins, S. C. Yours trulv, Neal & Dixon # I rial iidi > .ommenciug r i K We will sell winter good his sale Str iigh grade s >ants, over < aade suits it ' n stock and find that w( g st ck. Come at one* -r*-r pi?y il? I OF JR. I The Great Livt General . Don't take pills and violent purgat j worse. They don't cure. Tak s iousness, Indigestion and all 2 feet harmony ; Dr. Richardson has been p years and says he does no will give such good r< Anderson, S. C.. Aug. 20, 1909. To Whom it May Concern: I have taken R. L. T., and it - is the best tonic and liver medi. cine I have ever taken, I recom* e mend it without reservation. A. H. DAGNALL, Attorney. B ?? 2 I have for some years used R. 3 L. T. and as a liver and general e tonic I consider it the best medie cine I have ever tried. ? J. F. SHUMATE, v Cashier Citizens National Bank. " " Having practiced in the lower I part of the state, in the malarial districts, for the past eight years, . and having frequent calls for a 1 >i,n> ...I.? ? ivjuivi IIIOV. >\ uuiu iukv; lilC piul't of calomel in torpid livers, and after several attempts to substitute c one I gave it up. Since I became n acquainted with the powerful n effects of R. Tv. T. on .the livci and the pleasant results obtained therefrom, I most heartily rece commend it as The Ideal Tonic, e Vcrv respectfully, y E. J MANN. M. D. Some time ago a friend persua*" ded me to take -R. L. T., and 1 ^ must confess that it has done me mure good than any medicine ] ** haver taken. It is an Ideal rente;l dy for constioation, indigestior ir and a hne tonic, ir JOHN X. BLECKLEY, "s Cashier Peoples Bank. As a liver medicine and tonic Richardson's R. L. T. is unsur e passed. I have given it a thor * MANUFACTURED AI 3 CHIQUAOLA A m r\ r? r\ r il MINUtlKC: FOR S. Evans P 33BB5EHE Saturday Mi 5U"U/^ the remainii s at cost, for ause Bros, hi iuits for men coats,heavy 1 f" oil h ' l lCt^L Ctll 11C< 3 have too many goods on 3 and attend this big cost Trtr-^srmsjBzwt v w rr.aa mi " L Mgiii - tir Medicine ami Tonic. ives. They only make bad matter e R. L- T. for Constipation, Bil-^ Liver troubles It acts ill perir with natuie. rescribing cotinqusly for 2! t know of any remedy that esults, as this remedy. ough trial and can unhesitatingl; reccommcnd it to the general pub lie. J. A. VANDIvER, ' Pres. F. & M. Bank. I have been using "Richard son's Livei Tonic" in my hon* for some months past and find i an excellent preparation- It ha served as a substitute for calomel giving the desired effect withou the usual nausea following a dos or calomel, and leaving the live in normal activity. I receomen* it without hesitation. A. J. CAUTHEN, Presiding Elder Anderson Districl I always keep on hand a bottl i of R. L. T. I have used it in m [ family with most satisfactory rc : i nilts for liver troubles, for diges i tion and as a general tonic. I va! I ue it very highly and know fror experience that it does all thar i i claimed for it. (Signed) P. B. WELLS, Pastor St. Johns Methodist Church, Anderson, S, C. Chiquola Drug Co., Andersor : S. C. Dear Sirs: In response t ! your inquiry, I cheerfully stat that I have used R. L. T. in m family for several years with ever 1 beneficial results. I have persor ally used it recently for its ton: effects and have been much ben< t?, ^ a. - imcu. i-*ji Linuuii; tuilhlipaiUJI indigestion and torpid liver, I d ' not know a better remedy. ] GEO. E. PRINCE. Judge of 10th CircuitGUARANTEED BY DRUG CO. 50 N S. C. ALE BY harmacy. 'HESKEESS lay ( orning and C YS-3 lg stock of cash only ' igh art cloth and boys. I underwear avy materia i hand, we don't want t ooIA oaic. s ] lent Store i!c P* 'J liui J iin.Lt 11 ummiammm ^IcHtioe* Pursuant to a commission iatscd , I to the undersigned, as corporators, j by the Honorable R. M. McCown, ( Secretary of State of .South Caro- . I lina, notice is hereby'-given that , books of subscription to the capital stock of the Bank of Little Rock will be opened at the office of Lhr. ingston & Gibson in the Town of s Dillon on Friday. January the 21, 1910, at 10 o'clock A. M. The < proposed caoital stock of said Bank 1 is Twenty Five Thousand Dollars, < y divided into Five Hundred shares i ?f the par value of Fifty Dollars < each. i J. W. Hamer, ] j. S. Thompson, < J. B. Gibson, M. S. Britt, C. C. Bridges, 1 W. M. Hamer, ! Incorporators, i s NOTICE. I Pursuant to a commission issued o to the undersigned, as corporators. r by the Honorable R. M. McCowh, (j Secretary of the State of South Carolina, notice is helteby given that books of subscription to the capital stock of Pee Dee Furniture 11 Company will be opened at the e office of W. C Bracey at Dillon, y S. C., on Friday, Tanuary the 21st. - 1910 at 11 o'clock A. M. The i- amount of the proposed capital I- stock of said Company is Four n Thousand Dollars, divided into is Forty Shares of the par value of One Hundred Dollars each. D- A. Bracy, W. C* Bracy Corporators. NOTICE. o e Pursuant to a commission isy sued to the undersigned, as cory porators, by the Honorable R. M. McCown, Secretary of the State ic of South Carolina, notice is here.. by given that books of subscrip! tion to the capital stock of The [J Schafer Co., will be opened at the office of The Schafer Co., at Lit tie Rock, S. C. on Friday January the 21st, 1910 at 10 o'clock A, M. The amount of the proposed capital stock of said Company is Five Thousand Dollars, divided in Fifty Shares of the par value of One Hundred Dollars each. A. Schafer, R. Schafer, S. I. Schafer. Corporators. lEBEBBSHE jost ! r - ontinueing fo 0 all fall an< sve include ii ling and othe Vlen and boy ladies higl lis. o carry them over, besides WHRaUJB Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Caranchael ire moWog to Rowland this week From Bennettsville. Dr. Ggrari* :hael has had several years experience as a physician Thev (rill occppy a boose recently completed on West Church street. POft SALE AT SACMPKX, H _l|Llil IJ^JL \j/ IISVIINUi^O <VU ffSUlCMW rMIMUimi^ attending from Waccamaw- River to Munell's Inlet, two boors fromfGeorgetown, comprising 1,QP0 teres fertile land, partly cultivated and heavily timbered. Substantial Colonial Mansion in Oak grove; outbuildings and tenants' oottages; with wharf on Wacamaw. Half-mile frontage on MorreH's Inlet, which abounds in game, fish and oysters and is a popular Summer Resort. Pine and Cy- . 1 press, estimated to cut million and a quarter feet. For full particulars address R. Earnest Beaty, Dillon, S. C. . -7 Headache For Years "I keep Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills on hand all the time, and t would not think of taking a / journey without them, no mat- I ter how short a distance I am I going. I have a sister that has J had terrible headaches for years, I and I coaxed her to try them./ and they helped her so mucnj she now keeps them by her Jk the time. From my own" expWi ience I cannot praise thAS enough." MRS. LOU M. CHURCH 63 High St., Penacook, nAKWi Many persons have after any little excitement! [Jytt ertion. They cannot ! fJaJ church, lectures, entertaiil jji! or ride on trains without! JSi ing. Those who suffer ? 1 ft way should try Dr. Mile:! ijTl Pain Pills. They give M ?W instant relief without m sVi any disagreeable after-efl they do not derange the or bowels; just a pleal WW sense of relief follows thtl 5BR Get a package from yourVJUj^l gist. Take it according to direc- I tions, and if it does not benefit K he will return your money. I :E?$s=BES ye! SqI ?n