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I ' wm: I AC it v birthd* I tz h 41 ^ ?] S ' $ 8 T U L. AND W of naiancea. i that marksT is little siBrand, aug^ tk I matchlessly ^ m I Andrew Ja M^k I Person both n m. J I in the affectio^ J/L. .J^. I but they are f lngton as the _ _ _ _ fliE? WIL Statement of Claims Audited by j ] County Board of Commissioners j j of Marion County, Tuesday, February 1st, 1910. < \ \ Name of Nature Amount ] \ Claimant of Claim Allowed 1 V , Roads and Bridges 1909 parJDillon Wholesale Grocery 13 66 < to afevans Pharmacy 1 1 empjpord W T 2 Oul?fcasque AC 1 70 1 ti3kHarrelson G 3 00 1 ^ ? Lewis A U Zb ib J | ^O'Neal R H J2 1 Porter MM 10 75 ] i Price J E 4 J i Schafer H 3 7& J \ Sherwood T C 16 12 ' Smith H E K 2 04 j \ Smith-Dew Grocery Co 3 r* jackhouse Wade 53 98 he halatson Silas M 7 | the p(3 Roads and Bridges 1910 Bt4thea D MCL 21 * *tret4own WHJ 8 on*^uce C G 8 76 1 .T.r hSj|Pbe" ^cher 3 jack8o^straas Geo * 43 14 ] classic jt Charles 13 brow &*is C K 52 -5 dress cfcgins Kinloch 27 50 J the go4r W P 25 00 ] philosopft. AC 20 34 \ whom th4Neal 5 ITJwJl1 R R v 2\ 25 W "'"I TO ( AA TA1 AX 1A 1 VUII1V1 y J IX V ' I ? y ..*/re Douglas 8 85 inters Hardware Co 16 58 Jter R P 3 30 ] Acrs J C 50 ] ^Hiardson J E 6 ^^|ers DO 4 KrsL G 25 , fflnyE B " 285 86 Contingent ^Mbavid S 55 79 John C 1 IW E ' 12 75 /e WE 3 35 >< ' vf&illiard EG 65 lo/oddard T J 80 ,< ' / Lane Jos P 2 \ W Xlnpn 1 P. 4 16 I / Mace Drug' Co 5 50 < I / Marion Water & Electric Co 13 14 ( / Martin D J 8 00 ] I I Montgomery J D 2 70 , ) Mullins Enterprise (1909 62 75 , ' nterjp Hard ware Co 14 40 , f omaa Lawrence W 1 05 ? > fmtods M C 18 50 , I IfWiPoor house and poor 1909 1 McWhite 7 50 .1 JFW T?' "" T* mraaaass ME ave maintained their high stai pecial fertilizers 8 3-3, Pee De obacco 8 4-4 our Four Leadinj o superiors, ask those who hav< Acme fertilizers are made bj rith whom you are dealing. Relal CO" rILL BE ME I LIAM GILC Prink W A , 7 50 Vloore E L & Co 20 McMillan S A 3 ( Parham WW 6 00 Schafer R 16 Poor house and Poor 1910 Bethea J J 12 Bethea W Ellis 8 Davis J P Sons 11 50 Davis & Mc White 3 50 * hatched J A 2 87 ' Mace T L 3 a Monroe W M 28 75 1 Montgomery J D 12 Mclntyre Douglas 29 50 ^ Norton MM 5 Norwood S. W. 54 61 5 Norwood S W 21 f Porter R P 3 1 Register E and ME 30 Bchafer R 2 Post mortem and Luncy ^ Dibble E Marvin 10 c Books and Stationery r Benson W E L 4 00 f Walker Evans & Cogs- 1 veil Co 94 99 1 Magistrate 1909 i Rocars Fostar C. 11 inl --?=? " *w \ Dieting Prisoners 31ue W E 132 00 t Salaries 3ethea John C 36 10 ' . Blue WE 150 00 Bane Joe P 66 67 a Martin D J 33 33 * Miles D F 44 67 Montgomery J D 36 10 Wilcok John 25 00 Loan 1909 farmers and Merchants Bank 5102 20 37246 10 J Total amount of claims allowed t lumbered 4099 to 5067 inclusive. Daniel J Martin County Supervisor John Willcox Clerk of Board. Notice. Notice is hereby given that pursuant to a Commission issued to ;ne unaer signed Dy K. M. Mc- i 3own, Secretary of State, books 1 7i subscription to the capital stock f A the Blum & Goldstine Co., mil 1 be open in the office of said Blum \ & Goldstine Co-. in Dillon, S. C. i bn Friday February 11th.. at 12 i yclock noon. The said capital t stock to be divided in to 100 shares 1 jf the par value of $100 each. <i I. Blum ) i M". S. Goldstine > Corporators, |< IJorris S. Blum ) i ( J - \ 23SSS3HE f[ ndard for twenty-seven years; t e special fertilizers for tobacco I Acme "Brands" which have a e used them. ' an independent home company The full line of Acme brands an )le and Progr TTIini Dillon. IDLED BY E THIS SE VIFG, HRIST, PR Organization of Democratic Party. :ol. R. P. Hamer, arj County Chairman for Marion County, [in House of Representatives. < City. _ Dear Sir:? In accordance with t() he custom where new counties e lave been formed in the past, you i ^ ire requested to organize the de- 1 nocra?ic party in Dillon County. 1 ^ I would surest that you re- je?, luest the Clubs to assemple the atter part of February, and have ^ 'our convention about the middle >f March for the purpose of elect- |ts ng your County Chairman^ Mem- ] >ar of the State Executive * Com- C(H nittee, and such other officers as | he Convention may see fit to elect. tjK Vhen these officers have been we sleeted I will thank you to send tQr ne their names and the Post (>fice addresses of the County Chairnan and the Member of the State ^ 5xc. Com., so I may send the ^a, lecessary communications to them or the State Convention which jf vill meet in May next. ^ Wishing: you every success in j he organization of the new Coun- we V anrt fpAlinnr euro fVint 11 J, ?'oi ywu Will iave no trouble in having the ^ lemocrats of the County co-oper- sj() ite with you in this matter, I am ^u Yours very truly, er Vilie Jones, State Chairman. ^ *r hoi Negro Horribly Burned. ter twi A negro man about 25 years of in* ige was horribly burned at the gi\ "Jorth & South Carolina R- R. exi :amp near Mr D. H. Hyatt's fai dace Saturday night The man, we vho belongs to the construction tin orce, was sleeping in a tent and rai vhen he awoke the tent had caught pu ire in some unknown manner and tht vas a mass of flames. Two other wc legroes were sleeping in the tent an rat they awoke and escaped before th; he fire had gained much headway, of eaving their sleeping companion bo o his fate. When the unfortunate les nan awoke and realized his ge lit danger he broke through the ex lames in an effort to escape but lis clothing was ignited and he cr< vas severely burned about the th< inns and face. Dr. C. S. Brown vho was called to attend him said inj :hat he would probably recover, lal Dut that his burns were of a very ha lerious nature. The negro is a in aative of North Carolina and came to Sown here with the railroad con- co it ruction force. J mastmm RTI hey were never better th 8 3-3, Quickstep fertilizi splendid reputation **ere r, when you buy them d the Acme high grade a 1 CB oc c inn Hir G33IVG I II QHA S. C. jo otheh :a son CO ES. WIL /?1BEHE?? HOW I MANAGE LABOR. lust now it appears to us that a icle on farm labor and the on >>ing of the laborer would h lei y . We employ the most intolligvr J reliable help that we can gi it white or black. We pteft have about the same number < :h. Then should there hap; e bo a negro burying or somethin the kind during our busiest se; 1, we will have enough white t at home tu carry on the mo; portant work. We find th iies more prompt about bein time to begin work, which ha influence on the i.egrocs. Th ites arc liable to become di; iraged, then dissatisfic . reait give up their crops and go t j mills. W hen such is the cast always try to make satisfai y settlement and let them g< ten they come bac'k and gallic s same crop that they began i : spring. Many of our tenant re been with us for years, other and come. This roving, un isfiable labor is a irreat draw ;k to farming. If circumstances would ad mi would employ only "wag tids," have all of our work don ectly under our own supcrvi n or that of a superintendeni t, as that can not be done, w ploy only a part of our hand wages. We prefer men wit nilies. We allow so much a nr for wages. During the win the wages oidy amount to abot o-thirds as much as tney do dm f the summer months. W rc ten per cent, additional at tti piration of the contract f< thful fullfilment. We mak ekly settlements. To keep th le we have a conveniently ai lged time book. At night \\ t opposite each man's nam i number of hours that he h.i irked that day. The wome d children have a third eroj it is, they hoe and pick a cro cotton, receiving for their h r one-third of lint cotton made ,s one-third the guano bill. W t the seed. They pay no otht nftnspk. I We advance very little on th :>p. The wages of the man fee e family. We also employ croppers, gh ? one-half of the crops made f< t>or, the croppers paying <>n< If the guano bill. We. specil the contract that all crops ai be planted and cultivated a< rding to our directions. Croppers are to work for us f< ft LIZI ian they are today. Pee er 8 4-4, quickstep fertilizer and wherever used. They 1 you know wh?t you get icid phosphates are sold by m Of M C ? DEALER k 1\/T O A ? 1V1 V r\ MINGTOM wajjL's when not employed in t , own crops. All the stock is n in our barn. We employ a who does all of the feed IL 1 watering, etc. The hands b j the stock to the lot, turn thei land have no more todo with t \\ until work time again. We f 1 ish croppers with so much < ' per month for supplies, or " furnish supplies to them at < ^ prices. These they get wee 1 Nearly all of them prefer to mow supplies from us. We 1 each man to keep a book of L own which we post weekly to \ with our ledger. This takes ti s but wo find that it pays. c never make a mistake in an count, as one book corrects ^ other. Kach man know exa " how his account stands. We iurnish homos, gai patches and wood tree. _* We try to keep the homes i 1 tortable and sanitary: n We encourage all to try to cumnlate some personal propi s We insist that all of the wl 1 send their children to scl The darkey goes if he hf . chance. If you would have the lab L satisfied manage to keep him 1 of debt. No troubl to get cropper t<> gather his croo ii " believes there is money in it s hirn^ Do some planning for ano y<*ar Study farming as n would any other vocation. Yoll often liav , dearly, for work, because of inefficiency of the workn Vol: should Ik- able to teach the proper way todo things, should, by actual experie know that you know how. i ur little son proudly exclai after plowing his first furi "Me can plow: me knows me plow, 'cause me plowed." W. P. H. In Southern Cult } tore Laurens County, S. C. I ~ NOTICE. -, Having qualified as executor of tl e tate and effects of the late Alfred S ,r house notice is hereby Riven tha persons indebted to said estate will i payment to the undersigned, aui ? I (n-inuun iiuidlllg CiailllH agHlUSt KHH d tate will present same, duly veritle | the undersigned within the time ! scribed by law pr this notice wi plead in bar of their recovery. >r T. L. Bats, 8- E xecut [y Dillon, 8. d., Jan 24, 1910. re ? c. Phone your orders to me groceries and they will 1 3r prompt attention. C. S. Hen A . Ttf/fffmW ! i Dee I for lave j and Vi ?d; the Qi ) 81 8 :o. 1 1 THERE H .NY, | U N. C. g? iUiimtiitiitiiS ???????v heir Railway Mail Clerks Wantedfed The (lovernnient pays Railway . man Mail Clerks SSi'O to Si,200. and lin^f, other employees up to $2,500 anring r.ually. Cncle Sam will hold spring1 n in j examinations throughout the counhem try lor railway mail clerks, Cus- ; urn- torn 1 louse Clerks, Stenographers, y :asli Bookkeepers, I)epartmental Cierks we j and other (lovernnient Positions. L*ash ' Thousands of appointments will be kly. made. Any man or woman over yet: IS, in city or country, can yet inlave structions and free information by ^ his writing at once to the Bureau t" tally i Instruction, 86 N llamlin Bui. 1- ^ line, in-:. Rochester N. V. We , , ac.: F< >K SAMS?A one plantation the'"1 Horry county. Piaee contains etlv acres about l5o cleared and in good .state of eultixation with tenrden am lioiix-s sufheient to house the | lauorcrs. i*ood <> room house all :om- j being: on lake swamp ami pleasant meadow swamp. Mules and planac. j tation implements with corn, fod;rty. jdcr, hay, stock of goods car. be tiles ! bought for S15??00. Part on eredtool.jit, if desired. J. E. Stevenson, ls a ; Loris, S. C. 1 "loq orer ?-iSi no;'.(iiiituo>, uio j**;-! suip?o|g Ollt 'p.cuj *q xoq ?-ooj jaq psjno i- ovaidajoa . xoq paooj. aui put Tsjos p|o sip jo |(? A|j?*a the do pi[??q xoq >aa axudans Jaq oj pax 'juaaj * he 1"!O*?>P0?Ut A** "* p-^iAp* ?** ?H? I?iu? '?jn? xpuqtou p[n?3 jrtq'11 - ) XpauiSJ i??f? Xp?m*j t for P3M> PrM Pa* 3?*'VP a;qiu3? ?tt|t qjiM ?j??X tna to) psjsgnt pt-q otjs "?rj' '*tqd|?p?itqj jo pjxq;>uiqsi 'CUJ3I32 joj tir.3 ther W punoj y * n "SMVCTip Uiqi JJX pU* DMOJ !(? 'jaMW xmat.ia p|o 'sajnq 't?na ?m3 A|*Af)| t -tod lip* u PIJ04* aqt ui jApn iau*?H J*?"" *V 1 | very ? the i?WTWffffTffJMi tice, \ Xaaoai jo Mpj mo at VI -Hmuinf *An?od ? uo p|o? n iujuiiuio ampoo|g f tiled T*l!*> ?a?q?^J?A3 ajaqax tainamj i*j3r* f pox *?TM t? Mn njoqqmt c ui ccooxaga uiojd 0 row, wq ?u??naio ??tP??ta ??q? ?>"? "A "N ,4oj?l can *1S "!*w **** ?" ?M 10 u"pa,r* 8 '* '** ^IMJO}dJnodjns.y 1 iva- ; EVANS HHA&MCAY k| PHOTOS,all | HMHHBHBMH fttan! For old or young, good !i efl! looking or lltrlv rirk nr ? a ? -o-j y ? " nPb^ poor. Work promptly J executed. Satisfaction . 1 or' guaranteed. for R. B. McLean. ; have ^ 1 riag. Next door to Post office. JX *