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PTHE DILLON HERALD.! KNtAbllKlifsl April IHiJt. A. U JOUI>.\\. Sultsrriirti??MH lly lite >*?r '->r 15 cents n month for l^ss than one vcar. All subneriiition? nnvnhln *u advance after January I, 1911.! Advertisements?$I.(M |>er iuoh | for the first insertion, subsequent! insertions 50 cents per inch. Legal advertisements at the rates allowed by law. Local reading notices at 10 ceihs per line for the first insertion, and 5 cents per line for*all subsequent insertions. Liberal contracts made for three, six and twelve months. Write for rates. Obitu aries. tributes of respect, resolutions cards of thanks and all notices of a personal or political, character are charged for as. regular adver- i Using. Contracts for advertising not , subject to cancellation after first ^ v insertion. ' Coiiiiiiuiiicatrons?We are always glad to publish news letters pertaining to matters of public interest. We require the name and address of the writer in every case. No article which is defamatory or offensively personal run fhul place in our columns at any price, and wu are not responsible for opinions expressed in any communication. DIIJjON, K. ?\, JULY I t, lttlO. {.<*<****.> **.>? * * > # > * MALLOUY MATTRltK. , v' v t' v >: v ?> < < * > ;< > t Full uioon twenty-second. ? Mr and Mrs. Tom C. Parhain are in North Carolina visiting points of interest. * F. M. liusclden's little daughter is very ill. Miss Helen Thomas of Bennetts villi* arrived lust Thursday and is visiting friends here and in Free ? States. I Public-sentiment goes in frenzied waves. One day the whole wide world keys up to the highest pitch of excitement about a show-to-be but when the show has been and the pendulum lias spent itself the swing back goes just as far the other way. A few days ago everywhere there was anxiety for fight news aud wlier it came everyone disgustedly clamored for the fight pictures to be suppressed. It works now, but just wait a spell, and you will see those pictures shown in most of those same towns. As for us, we did'nt have the price of a ticket to tGo mill, but let the picture man como near and we'll sure see some punch1 ing that is punching. We are willing for some of the bullies to piHich us a few whacks for about half the sum that Jeff's battered countenance cost. Sockless one gall us fiddling blackcap types of politicians spring up every now and theij and some of them appeal successfully to the hill billies, hut if we are not sadly mistook Ilis Clowngliip -of Tirzah will find the stunt ilont go here,'and Caroliniuus will resent his idea of the intelligence of the voters wliotn he assays to tickle. Some thirsty unknowns broke in the depot at Bingham last Thursday night and got u\wy with ten gallons of spirits and now there's some of the sickest fellows you ever heard of urging the constable to hurry and get these boys before it's all gone. Two ixjys were arrested at Mallory on Saturday on the suspicion that they knew something of it. Old man Wach and Mirandy eased ^jp to a crowd in Batta who were Milking of the fight, and Mirandy said her man Wash can lick any son-of-a-gun-in the state of Klrby from Jack L. Fitzjimfries down to the grinning coon what mashed Jeff's nose, 'ceptln' of her and pa. When South Carolina is safe with a solid bench of the Memminger faith, added to more soberness in j.v politics, more discretion in legislation, more consistency in law, more justice in courts will la; a near dreamrealizution of prohibition's | - long dream. If Judge Memminger's definition is correct we have what we want and now all that's lacking jjuu means of enforcement. After several months of carpentering around here Dan'l C. McHae * left Saturday for his home in Marlboro SALMAC1RUNDI. Mr. M. A. Stubbs has received notice from bis attorneys at Washington that the guano distributor which he has Invented will be admit ted to the patent office, as there is nothing about the machine that ti fringes upon the other distributors now in use. As soon as letters patont are planted, it is Mr. Stubbs' purpose to employ a force of good men and place thu machines on sale in every cotton growing county in the south. The machine will do everything that is claimed for It and therein no questionng tiie fact that t. s a great tme and labor saver. Mr. Stubbs has contracted with a manufacturing establishment to make the distributors ant| he will have a full supply of them on hand I ? before the season opens. Farmers who have seen the distributor say It is one of ' the best agricultural Implements ever put on the market, and that It will do everything claimed for It This la the second agricultural impltrment to be put out from Dillon. For some time the Dillon Hardware Co. has been manufacturing and selling the famous Lewis Plow Stock which haa grown in popular'ty until now It In In do r* _ south. Recently they placed with C their manufacturers at Rome, Gat. an order for 8000 stocks, and they II rind It difficult to keep up with the demand. ' If the Lewis plow stock N and the Stubba guano Distributor ?i could be manufactured at borne it "E would mean a big thing for Dillon. at Democratic Primary Election. at eg By authority of the constitution th and by-laws of the State Democrat- be ic Party notice is hereby given that da a primary election will be held on pr Tuesday, August 30, 1910, and if ea the same be necessary /a second pri- til mary will be held on Tuesday, Sept. $1 13, 1910, for the purpose of uoml- au natlng the following county offi- mi cers to be voted on at the general fe, election to be held Tuesday, Nov. 1910. wi A State Senator. be One Representative. 15 A Clerk of Court. th< A Treasurer. ' wi A Sheriff. cai A Supervisor. A. An Auditor. A Probate Judge. A Master. A County Supt. of Education. A Coroner. ^ At the same election there shall no nominated a candidate for each >f the state offices, and a candi- fri late for congress from this district, tir Campaign meetings will be held fr< in the county at the following places on the dates named: baj Little Rock, Aug. 17. oo Reedy Creek, Aug. 18. Kirby'a X Roads, Aug. 19. an I.atta, Aug. 20. Hume.', Aug. 20 Gaddy's Mill, Aug. 24. SPages Mills. Aug. 26. ^ Fork, Aug 26. ? *1 Dillon, Aug. 27. ^ Each candidate will be assessed as follows and where only one can- Qf didate runs for an office the assess- ar men! will be doubled: fr; Coroner, $6.00. Probate Judge, $6.00. WJ Supervisor, $26.00. Sheriff. $25.00. la Clerk of Court, $26.00. . Treasurer. $25.00. Auditor, $25.00. Master, $5.00. , Supt. of Education, $16.00. th Ser.tr, $20.00. House of Representatives, $15.00. th The following managers of election have been appointed: Dillon: W. S. Campbell,. S. W. Jackson, H. McRae. Latta: J. B. Moore, Homer Atkin son, A. P. Rethea. 1 Hamer: Jas. McLellan, Daniel, ln McDuffie, Watson McDaniel. , * Campbells Bridge: J. H. Berry, Fred I>ane, Bascom Floyd. a Maple Mill: I. H. Cannon, B. F. Prince, W. T. Barnhill. or Mt. Cavalry: E. P. Wiggins, D. -a W. Bowen, J. H. Moody, Jr. Bermuda: S. F. Stephens. Boyd Stephens, Barfield Moody. Caddys Mill: J. C. Adams, Weelters Gaddy, G. L. Carmichael. Pages Mill: J. M. Hill, W. J. Ford A. Q. Page. Fork: W. K. Fort, C. E. Taylor, R. R. Rogeers. Pleasant Hill: E. V. Moody, I Dougal Mclntyre, T. H. Plttmaiu | Little Ro<jk: T. C. Sherwood, C. p ? / ?????????? MM II WW II ?*?????? j i i i Cost Sail AT > | Our entire sto< > 1 ly at .cost for cash | Art clothing, Lion I# | Panto onH oil v ? mhiku utju an yjt/iici jy % f X invoice is open to + \ We have too i % rid of them before ? % Big Bargains i | Morris j , hi ii m mbll limm X. 4*' v % y* - 1 >f<!) j> I I J nil - J L . Bridges. A. D. Etethea* Judson: J. C. pennett. Lattrln duals. Jas. McQueen. Centerville: J. A. Galloway. J. W. icholson, W. C. Hatchell. Forei J. 8. Tart. J. D. Proctor, . L*. Berry. The polls will open at 7 a. m. id close at 4 p. ra. Thj nr-nagers a; ' fret. precinct e requested to organize and delrate one of their number to sscure e ballot boxes. The boxes will i ready for delivery on the 8aturty proceeding the date of the first lmary and five cants per mile ch way will be allowed for getlg and delivering the boxes, plus .00 per day. Managers will be lowed $1.00 per day for each pri try ana a cierk will be allowed a 9 Of $1.00. Campaign pledges must be filed th the clerk and assessments must paid on or before 12 M. Aug. th. Candidates who fail to file eir pledges ih the time specified 11 not be allowed to enter the mpaign. B. JORDAN, W. T. BETHEA, Clerk & Tress.* Chairman. BERMUDA BRIEFS. , Mr. Editor: Not seeing any thing )iu here in your paper in some ne I will endeavor to let you hear im us. The farmers of this section are 11 plowing and still have grass to ntend with. Curing tobacco has been started d is coming on nicely. We learn this morning that Mr. F. Stephen will beJjcAlte race in e next election for .the office of erfff of his county and. probably . C. McKeuzle for coroner's office. Messrs. J. H. and S H. Moody, Calvary section, spent Saturday id Sunday in thiB section visiting lends and relatives. P. A. Moody of Pleasant Hill lis here on business last Saturday. Mr. Colon Stubba and wife of Row nd, N. C. spent Sunday at the >me of the latter's parents, Mr. id Mrs. S. W. Stephens. \v. Li. Stephens of Kemper was in is section Saturday and unday. Candidates are coming up slow is time ,are they not?. OLD CQR. m m m aA i The Dillon Oil Mill is Installing a assive gas engine and h^reafter ie machinery will be driven by gas stead of steam power. The enne has three cylinders of 100 h. each and the pas is generated by massive steam tank jast outside e engine room. The engine works i the principle of the ordinary MONEY ON REA1 LONG TIME. RELIABLE REPRESE THE JACKSON L T. WORTH. TEXAS ARC i. Ci CO< ck of spring and summ , this includes St.rouse Brand shirts, Just Ri high grade goods pos you any time you wish many goods on hand 2 our Fall stock begins ire awaiting you, com Fass, Dep HPaESlJUQ , f i i ' 'x f 'C,r A gasolene engine, except that it gali era tee Its own gas, which, in a scant makes it aetomatlc.lt In easier to run than the steam engine and will cut the coal biM ig hall.lt is worth a trip 'to -the oil mill to see the monster. The engine is bel&g Installed by Superintendent Neirnsee. Th# Herald was late last week on account of trouble with the > new press. It was expected that the Issue would be printed on time, notwithstanding the difficulties usually experienced in getting machinery of that kind in working order, but at the last moment troubles that were never dreamed of loomed up. II. T T J LI. * iui . ??. a. uaoici uug a xi vi uio luruc of excellent workmen did everything iu their power to get the shafting up in time and Mr. S. J. Salmon worked faithfully on the engine, while Mr. J. F. Clark, The Herald's foreman, worked .on the big press as long as It was light enough to see a bolt head, but at the last moment it was discovered that there was not an available dry cell battery In town and there was no motive power. It seemed like a little thing but unless batteries could be securec all the work was for naught as the big press could not be turned by hand. But friends came to the rescue again and between Mr. Salmon and Mr. Phil Osteon enough batteries were secured to put the engine in operation and the papers began to roll from the press at noon Friday?a little more than 48 -hours 1 behind schedule time. Those of our friends who have attempted to operate reapers and binders or cotton pickers can get a faint conception of the troubles one experiences in setting pp linot *>e machines and prnilng presses. Messrs. P. B. Sellers and W. C. Moore have formed a copartnership for the practice of law under the ngme of Sellers & Moore. Mr. Sellers'Is the oldest member of the Dlilou Bar, having moved to Dillon from Marlon about 15 years ago when the town was in Its swaddling clothes and is, of course, wellknown to every resident of the coun ty. Mr. Moore is a native of Spartanburg county and is a graduate I or Wofford. His law degree waa taken at Che University of North Carolina. For the past four years Mr. Moore has been superintendent of the McOoll graded schools and sonle months ago he was married to a Miss Fletcher of that town. Mr. . % < Moore will make a valuable addition tq the Dillon Bar and The Herald takes pleasure in welcoming he and his excellent wife to Dillon. 'The Dillon Herald #1 .OO a year. LOANED . ESTATE. EASY PAYMENT. NTATIVES WANTED. 0 OAN & TRUST CO > JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI. ost Sale. I ST. I er goods positive- J < and Bros., High | ght shoes, King X itively at cost the to see it. * ind we must get | to arrive. :; le at once. :t i . Store. X & Ji'l I . I ' I 1 I .'.*V iU?LL** 1 ' L- ? A ^ r |S ^ ( lo Lovers I i > .' V' Jg 1 * Beauty K We have new, late and modern in for our spring trade?Swell Runa tered Surries and carriages, easy rid! Single and double Buggy H durability and pretty. Summer Lap Robes in fine liner nothing like them. In our display of Buggy whip AQ El NTS International Harvester Go's., farm Engines, Columbus wagons. Sole Agents in the counties of Moyer, The Columbus, Cortland anc buggies, runabouts, surries and cat Do vou ever stop to think tha age our efforts bv. when buying to g ?we are going to merit your trade. v You art cordially invited to m The Hoi rorv artsouai ^ ????????? SANITARY FLOOR Crex 9 x 12 ft $9. Crex 54 x 90 ii Cre: Call on us when in need of anythir Pee Dee Pun Bracey Block. WHITE SULPHER SPRINC A Practical health and pleasur beautiful Blue Ridge mountains. lt> knowledge. Recognised everywhere Ii praised by its hundreds of curetl p uianagment, with new amusements a promises a big success. Whether you URE write us about it. \ ' GALLaW, DILLON LP COMP Headquarl Buggies, Wagons, La Our buyer, Mr. L. turned from the West v of horses and mules, wh see. Especially fine fa road horses These a first hand and the middl our customers. Our l^r % m 0 M. ? - - ? WAC3UNS ANl includes the best makes ble manufacturers and leaves our establishment The Supreme Proof of HIGH INVESTMENT EARNING! THE SOUTH ATI LIFE INSURE OF RICHMOND, 1 E. Strudwk realized 6.9% interest and investment its insurance 63% ot the amount wrii A RECORD UNEQUALED I COMPANY C A policy issuea bv this Company your loved ones should death svertak giving substantial aid when aasistenc MAX FASS^Lgad and StHr 3 in our stock we are bouts, deep fashionub' ing, light running P u... y. V urness, artistis in i, new colors, beat ? s, they are beaut?e; Mj 3 FOR J implements, Machinery, Gasoline * J| Dillon and Marion for H. A. fl i Durham's celebrated lines of C riages. B t it i*? to your interest to encour- m ive us a call. Give us your trade B| ake our stables headquarters. liday Co I *ESAND RUGS 2 m. COVERING FOR SUMMER WL i $2.50 ;1 k 27 x 54 in $1.25 V Crex 18 x 36 in 40c J \g in the Furniture line. ~ J rniture Co.,.. 1 DILLON. S. C. IS, Mount Airy, N. C. M p report. Situated at foot of the JH i water In finest within your w y the medical profession and B >Ht l<klltS. 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