The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, July 28, 1910, Image 10
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SiumUjt School Convention.
The 29th. County lnterdenominu
will meet at Pine Hill Methodis
tional Sunday School Conventio!
church. Sellers, on Friday, July 2
at 10.30 a. in. We hope that ever:
township in the county will be wel
represented. The pastors and su
perintendents of schools are ex-of
fick> members of the conventioi
and we insist that they attend ai
they are our leaders and generu
superintendents. At this conven
tlon the Dillon County Associatiot
will be organised. The Conventioi
will occupy only one day. We hop?
that every speaker whose name appears
on the program will be pros
ent and contribute to the succesi
of the Convention. The secretariei
of the respective townships should
HPiul in tho?r rnnnrfa ?* t rvnoA T
C. Sellers at Sellers, or to E. C,
Edwards at Mulllns.
Fraternally submitted,
J. C. Sellers, E. C. Edwards
Chairman. Sec.
KlRltY liOCALS.
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Dear Editor: As we live in the
New County of Dillou I will try tc
write a few lines.
Crops are looking fine, all except
corn on light land. The farmers
are about through laying by. II
has been very dry in this section
Some of the farmers say it is the
kind of wcuther to make cotton.
Tho B. & C. Railroad are adver
Using for crossties to build theii
road on from Brownsville to Seller!
wb.ch they hope to have completes
by early fall. It is rumored tljat ;
depot will be built on Mr. J. It
Smith's place. He has made then
some liberal offers, we have beei
told. We hope his offers will b
excepted. There would spring u
a hustling little town at once in a
6uwu a sL'vuun us mere is in th<
State.
J. K. Smith is building a new gii
house. He hopes to be able t
ft serve the public as well as himsel
this fall.
Administrator's Notice.
All persons having claims agains
the Estate of S. D. Hursoy, decease
are hereby notified to present sain
duly approved within the time pre
scribed by law or this notice wil
be plead in bar of their reoovory
And all persons indebted to suit
estate will make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned us puali
fied administrator.
J. A. HURSEY.
7-2(>-4t. Administrator.
0EEEESE
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In addition to the ]
The first prize will
QM| to the rpg QP^'
1 ?1 year piid on back subscri
E^ft section. The contest bc-R
.letting a promise from y<
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all. The puree* will be large
enough to induce Rome excellent
horses to enter.
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If you use one of of Herring's
ice tickets your ice will oomi loss
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Mr. Luther Smith spout last Suni
day in upper Brownsville. We
>t thought he was a Methodist but
a think she is a Baptist.
2 Mr. J. S. Tart, our hustling and
y get thar farmer, says he has five
1 acres of coton and lie is looking for
~ 12 bales. We are glad he did not
- make out the government report.
1 Mr. Chancellor Hatchell was cut
} last Friday night by his cousin, Mr.
1 Duncan Hatchhell, who has been
- in his employment during the year.
1 We do not know the particulars but
1 we know one is cut in the arm and
5 throat and oue Duncan lias depart
ed.
Well, Mr .Editor, tell the candi1
dates to bring their rations along
' this time. The pea crop is no good
' and chickens are scarce and we are
afraid our protracted meetings will
bo cut. short for this reason. Wishing
you much luck I will close.
TOM.
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> Miss Helen Thomas of McColl
i spent last week witli her friend,
? Mrs. M. L. Galloway.
Misses Ida Rowland, Lacy Jack"
ton and Annie Belle Smith of Dil'
lo:i are visiting Miss Dessle Hayes.
Mr. Andrew LeGette was in
, Chester two days last week on business.
Mrs. J. F. Wallace of Hartsville
r is the guest of her parents, Mr.
* and Mrs. U. E. Allen.
1
x Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Ivey are
<.Kv..u>?k ii icw uays near ttowland.
11 Luuaberton for a lew weeks'stay.
Mrs. \V. 11. Allen and daughter
Miss Eunice, spent Saturday with
relatives in Dillon.
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11 I tares August the 12n?l.
? The Dillon Driving Association is
f preparing for another hig race on
August the 2nd. This is the day
? on which the state campaign party
will be in Dillon and the races will
d begin 'inniediately after the speakd
ing. Several fine horses will be
c entered in the race. The Association
is making every effort to get
1 the best horses entered, with the
object of providing some entertain\
nient for the campaign party, as
- well as for the usual patrons of the
- track. The entries will be announced'in
the next issue of The Herald.
There will be three ,classes:
The 2.CO; the 2.17 and the free-for*
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over because it has a foreign 1
/ill have an equal showing. 1
SS S E P 1
/ill present to the person recei
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piano there will be tfiven away a $lfX
Ik- tfivea to the person receiving the
for a friend Tor the magnificent $400
THfi CONTEST * There
prions The contest is under the nnv
ins Sept. 1st. and closes Dec. 1st. '
>ur friends to vot.* for you. The full
Tf
than if you buy ft from the wagon. |
Tickets sold in all denominations
from $1 up to $;?.
The 12 montliSrOld daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Kdens
died Friday after an illness of only
a few duyB. The cause of the little
one's death is not known, as it
was taken ill only a short while hefore
its death with something like
medical science was dt|^e to allecramp
colic. Everything known to
viate its sufferings, but its young
life flickered out Friday afternoon.
The interment was made at Mount
Holly Saturday morning. The bereaved
parents have the sympathy
of many friends in their loss.
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Buy one of Herring's ice tickets
and save 30 per cent, on your ice i
bill.
4
-o Herring
is the only man in Uil'
oln who handles ice and for thai
reason he can supply it cheaper thai jl
it hhas been sold heretofore. Try j
using ice just ofr a week these hot i
days and sec how better you feel. j1
ismwmtnmmmmmmromi
Reedy Cre<
I HOI
'I RATES: From $/' (
^ Excellent Cusine. Trainct
ZZZ ped with watt v<?rks and otl
Screened throwgnout. Cemei
5^: Springs. Wi n .relics, com
I 77< W
5^ Of Reedy * reek arc fapious
excellent properties. Persons
^ liver or kidncv complaint l"ss
ZZZ. I?'S common to the spring ami
almost immediate relief from
For fur;Ik
| J. Monroe
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tone. It is a borne proposition
rhe prizes will be given to ihc
r E M E F
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ving the largest number of vot<
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) 00 buffjfy and l/t dozen Fa-wis IMow
highest nnmbcr of votes. Tlie hoc*
.00 piano von will stand a chance of '
will be 100 votes allowed for each si
lageuTint of an atfeuoy who will keep
The piano is oft exhibition at The I lei
terms of the cutest will bo annoiint
tfetflLLOl
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Statement of the condition of
Mi:K<HANTS Aj I'LANTKRS BAN I
located at Dillon. S. G.
nf she c low of business June JOtli
1910.
Resources.
1<omis and Discounts $&!>,!> I 'J.2
Overdrafts 14X.41
Furniture and Fixture II 5
Due from Bauks and
Bankers 5.X72.0
Curia ncy .r?i -J.0?
Si I vol and Minor Coin f> 2 S. 1!
Gobi 70.01
Cheeks and cash items 02.0'
9U-l.tMtl.OI
Liabilities.
('Capital Stock paid in $20,7r?0.0(
Due Banks and Bankers 107.1!
?. nuiviuea fronts loss Current
Expenses and Taxes paid
651.8!
Individual Deposits subject
bo Check !?.! ?? 1.7f
Time Certificate of l>eirosit
f.55.0C
Cashiers Checks 74.7?
N'otos and Hills Hediscounled
11,!?()?.4?
Hills Payable, including Certificate
for Money Borrowed
20.00(1.0?
State of South Carolina,
County of Dillon.
Before mo came J. \V. 'Saddj
Cashier of the above named Jlunk
inmrnrnmrnmrnmrororol
ek Springs |
rEL. 1
)0 to $10. per Week. zz
l Servants. Hotel is etpiip- zzs
lev modern improvements.
it walks to and front the
fortahle chairs. :3
rA TERS. %
. over many states for their --g
su florin from indigestion, ??
of appetite and other tronl)summer
seasons will liiul
1 he waters of Reeev Creek
r information address, :3
Rogers. %
\roprictor, ^
ill AM, SCI
LUUUiUiUUiUUUiUlUUlUUK
S TO BE
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, made b> your home paper
person who wins, regardles
t T H E F
\ $400.
Stock & and Plows-.
>nd and third prizes will he given
tvitfning yourself Hie buggy or tin
ibseription paid one year in adva
> a force of agents in the county
raid office and the buggy is on ex
:ed later.
nntm
IjjU H |Wi i^H . I'HJ"! '.'
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j who. being duly sworn, says that the
\ ! above and foregoing statement is a
j true condition of said Rank, as
i, shown by the books of said bank.
J. W. Gaddy.
j Sworn to and subscribed before
I j me this titli day of July 1910.
II j W. A. Rlizzard,
0 j Notary Public.
IM rectors:
7 I*. C. Bruddy,
it J. J. McKay,
!? ii. Mcltae.
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' CITATION.
State of South Carolina,
' Dillon County.
WIIIJUKAS, Mrs. I.aura Moody
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JULY SIXTH N>
Commercial luck or price,
' a sale, but quality is the onl
) building and maintaining a
' true of tailoring as of all othi
> To secure the confidence i
i . i
i and to hold on to it, the *'<
' ilar" policy must be the parai
i I We take it that we strik*
lair thinking person, when w
r because every man knows th
' comfort, his chances for his 1
" clothes fit best; he is otherwi:
; and nervous condition, "G
\ words imply much, yet are su
f Any clothier or Tailor has
| all the embellishments of the
mighty few have the power, :
I liver the goods/'
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Suits to order
Coats and Trousers to orde
|j Over Coats to order
!| Trousers to order from
Delivered six days from da
W- A. FA
DILLO
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and every promise made will
s of locality. Beginning
IRST
PIANO.
to the persons holding the lucky nui
; lA dozen plow stocks and plows.
,nci\and the same number of votes
until th?* contest closes and dubs tvl
hibition at Hollidav's Stables Now
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has made suit to me to grant \ ^
letters of administration of the V ^
tate and effects of Benjamiu3foo<\ ?
deceased, t Use are thereforaMo
and admonish all and it thl>W^^
kindred and creditors
I Uenjainin Moody. decoaKoff^* that,3
they be and appear at 111/ office oMS
Friday, July 2S)t"h.,'? 1910, at tta j|[
o'clock in the forenoon, to ghoy.iy
cause, if any they have, why the f^
said .leters of administration shoulmfV^
not be granted. |jh
Given under my hand and sea&j^r
this 19th. dayof July, A. D., 1910. rW
R. A. DRUNSON.
Judge of Probata.*^?
fNETEEN TEN. if
, or advertising may effect
ly and absolute essential tow
successful business. This iasfi
;r commodities.
ind patronage of the people |T
>ne hundred cents on the dol-^
mount issue. . j'f1
e a responsive chord in every^flj
e say "GOOD CLOTHES," j#
at a side from his personal :V
brain are stronger when hit^i
se in a mere or less fidgety 'eL
GOD-CLOTHES" those twoj?
i frequently abused.
the right to use them wither
"Ad" writer's pen; but^js
skill and experience to "de-1|
$12.00 and
r $11.00 " %
$12.00 " jg
$3.50 " M
te of order
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be carried out to the 5k
mKq mm
is the time to- enter by i
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