The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, August 11, 1910, Image 4
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LJLLOX, 8. C\, AUGUST 11, 11)10.
BD?
Barnard B. Evans says he is
threatened by night riders and
Br**
& grafters. It effects people in dif- j
t- ferent ways. Some have been
known to see snakes and lizzards.
| jp No doubt there will be strong op
ft ?b? Poaiuon ngnt in tne soutn to tne
organisation of the General Cotton
jpjf Securities Company which has for
fcr lt? object the establishment of cot-]
ton warehouses throughout the
quth, and at the various manufac,
turing centres of the country, for
L-, - the purpose of better financing the
' the cotton crop. The movement is
backed by D. J. Sully, former cotton
king, John Hayes Hammond,
& of Boston, and Scott Delglish, of
the Hlrscb Syndicate of London,
1 and this fact itself will furnish the
demagogue with an abundance of
&V material for arousing the prejudices
Pi of the south against the movement.
\\ Sully and his associates will have
i | many difficulties to overcome bej
fore their pain is perfected, but
2 if they are possessed of enough courage
to push the movement through
the south will some day rise up and
call them blessed. The opposition
will not come from the farmer
because he is the man who will be j
benefitted, but it will come from the
manufacturer, with here and there
a banker who is largely interested
In mill stocks. It is taken for 1
i granted that the movement will
meet with strong opposition from th
exporter who has fattened and pros- j
prospered at the expense of the farmer.
The movement was launched
In Atlanta two years ago, but after
Sully had explained his system
the manufacturer, with the assist?
i^ce of the Wall street crowd, op$
f> sed it by alleging that Sully and
h ? associates would get control of
a entire cotton crop and make
> every farmer in the south a slave
and a hireling. Of course. Sully
.1 n a hlR asUtnelctcB hnun anno int<%
the movement for the purpose of
making money, and there is every |
reason to believe they will make
. millions of dollars by the establish- j
ment of a chain of warehouses but
It will be impossible for them to
S make tnoney for themselves without
ftiaking money for the farmer also.
But what if Sully and his associates
make millions, provided
they can prevent big breaks in the
/ cotton market and at the same time
raise the price of cotton a cent per
pounnd? If there is not sufficient
capital in the south to mointain a
chain of warehouses the south
Shdnld welcome capital from foreign
sources for this purpose. The
?>onde< warehouse is the solution of !
the pr blem and strong evidence of
this fa t is furnished by the manner
,> I' wh< h the world's supply of die- i
'j, >u>nda is controlled today. Vv'hev
jrJWie rich diamond mines of South j
? Africa were discovered the owners
ri of the mines did not throw the en
mj . W uuiyui UU IUC IU?rKlH OI IHB
world. On the other hand they got
together a tremenduous amount of,
TMjfespttal, eetabllehed diamond depo Uorlee
In the large diamond mar<Mt*
of the world and did not let
' t' pply exceed the demand.
The i rait was that Instead of a
lecu > ? In the price of diamonds
I' ht . * of the precious stones has
| :?t?! advanced, although the
V vltiinc supply of diamonds is larger1
Jfc, today 1 han ever before In the hla*
tory oit the world. If the south Is {
THe it will SEKteud to Sully and his |
^ s oordlal and generous \
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Announcements. \
I hereby announce myself a can- i
didatc for Congress from the Sixth
Congressional District of South t
Carolina, subject tr the action of f
the Democratic primaries. fC
Ben B. Sellers.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for reelection to Congress a
from the sixth district, subject to J'
the democratic primary 8
J. E. ELLERBE. C
I hereby announce myself a can- *
didate for Congress from the Sixth j
Congressional District of South
Carolina, subject to the rules of
the Democratic primaries.
P. A. Hodges.
State of South Carolina- Sixth
Congressional District. Vote for
Geo. VV. Brown for Congress. Endorsed
bv Darlington County Democratic
Convention. Resolution:
Whereas the Democratic County
Convention has learned that Hon.
Gea. W. Brown of Darlington is a
candidate for Congress from this
District: Be it resolved: That
this convention does hereby endorse
the candidacy of Hon - Geo. ^
W- Brown and does hereby most
heartily recommend him to the
voters of this Congressional District
as a man of such qualifications
as eminently to fit him for the
office. J
The many friends of R. P. Hamer,
Jr., knowing his fitness and
experience for the position, here- i
bv announce him a candidate for *
the office of Senator of Dillon
county, subject to the rules of the \
Democratic partv.
The many friends i>f T. A. Dillon
hereby annoSnc/ him a candidate
for the State q^nate, subject
to the rules governing the Democratic
party. [ \ j
At the solicitation o f many j
friends I hereby announce myself
i a candidate for the State Senate.
J. H. Manning.
I " !
I hereby announce myself a can- (
didate for the House of Represen- t
, tatives, subject to the rules of the
! Democratic primaries.
Preston L. Bethea. j(
I hereby announce myself for re- <
election to the office of Clerk of : c
Court for Dillon County, subject to . f
the rules of the democratic primary, c
JOHN C. BETHEA a
t
Having perfect confidence in his t
ability to fill the duties of the of- .
fice creditably and faithfully, the
many friends of J. Dudley Haselden c
hereby place him in nomination for 1
the office of Sheriff of Dillon Coun- ]
ty, subject to the rules of the Democratic
primary.
I hereby announce myself a can- t
didate for re-election to the office e
of sheriff of Dillon county, subject
to the rules of the Democratic
party. S. V. LANE. t
1 hereby announce myself a can- v
didate for re-election to the office
o f Supervisor of Dillon County, f
subject to the rules of the Demo- n
cratic party. J. VV. Rowland. e
e
I hereby announce myself a can- ^
didate for the office of Superintendent
of Education of Dillon county, '
subject to the rules of the Democrat* r
ic party. R. S. ROGERS. e
i
I hereby announce myself a can- v
didate for re-election to the office a
of Probate Judge of Dillon County, '
subject to the rules of the Demo- I
cratic party. R. A Brunson, Sr. 1
Wt? tha r.lan .1O rv T 1
?? V ?MV i i ivituo UL O. L/. juruiill,
having confidence in his ability and
integrity, and recognizing his special
fitness by reason of his long
j experience as a bookkeeper and ac- s
i countant, do hereby announce him
a candidate for treasurer of Dillon
county, pledging him our un- i
divided support, subject to the , t
rules of the democratic primary. ?
I
I hereby announce myself a can- j
! didate for re-election to the office 1
< of auditor of Dillon county, sub- < '
ject to the rules of the Democratic j
party. C. G. BRUCE. ,?
I hereby announce myself for re- i 1
election to the office of County *
Treasurer subject to the rules of the
Democratic primary. W. McINNIS. I '
I hereby announce myself a can- i
didate for re-election to the office j
of coroner, subject to the rules of
the democratic primary Thanking
my friends for the liberal support '
they gave me on March l&th. last,
I am very gratefully yours, <
B. F OASQUE. <
I hereby announce myself a can- j *
didate for Coroner of Dillon coun- | J
tV SUbleCt fn thA rtilaa nt r\??
!ocratlc primary. I promise If I 1
am elected, to perform the duties *
of the office to the best of my abil- j
ity. c
HUGH G. JACKSON t
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the House of Represen- j
tatlves, subject to the rules of the a
Democratic party. J
L. M ROGERS. 8
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Late for re-election to tho office of J Wp
faster, and pledge myself to nj^-1U
ort the rules of the DDemocratic Rl
arty. A. B. JORDAN. BB
Know all men by these presents IS
hat P. T. McLellan Is in the race KB
or auditor of Dillon county, South KB
Carolina. BB
SALESMEN WANTID.yTo look KB
iter our interest In DUlob and ad- K9
acent counties. SalaryVor com mis- Bfl
ion. Address the Vip^r Oil Co., C5
'leveland, Ohio. j ^ M
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Piano. Jq|
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The World Renowned si
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In Uprights and Grands. flM|
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Taken in Exchange. U
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Kept in Stock. H
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BENNETSTVILLE S CIrR
Representatives for your county. Mb
Notice of Election.
Whereas ,a petition signed by
me-third of the qualified electors flit
ind freeholders .over the age of 21 ljfl
'ears, of Little Rock School Dis- Ull
.rict ,of Dillon County, has been pre '
tented to the County Board of Bdu- J Aj
nation, asking that an election be 51W
rdered to be held in said District ; fHl
or the purpose of voting on the fll|
luestion. "Whether said District lj|3
iball be made a High School Dis- Vv
rict or not," it is hereby ordered
hat such an election be held at
.little Rock School House or other 11
onvenient place in said District on
Tuesday, the 16th .day of August, fl?
no. an
At said election each elector fa- flV
oring the High School shall cast a
allot on which is written i>r print
d the words, "For High School," MR
hose opposed to the formation of /lis
he High School shall cast a ballot 'Jlf
n which is written or printed the i||J
vords, "Against High School."
The trustees of the District, N. A. NR
terry, M. S. Britt and L. A .Manting
shall act as managers of said 1ft
lection. The polls shall be open- |Y|
d at 7 o'clock a. in. and closed at flK
\ o'clock p. m. Only those who
vho produce their tax receipts and UU
egistration certificates as in gen- 5IR
iral elections shall be allowed to fjvj
ote at this election. The election II
is otherwise conducted shall be lYl
uanaged under and according to
lection 1208 of the Civil Code of
jHws of South Carolina.
Joe P. Lane, 8*3
N. B. Hargrove.
w. f. uoKer, |M
County Board of Education.
Administrator's Notice. Mj
All persons having claims against CQ
.he Estate of S. D. Hursey, deceased pn|
ire hereby notified to present same pLji
luly approved within the time pre- M
jcribed by law or this notice will KB
>e plead in bar of their recovery. Fa
\nd all persons indebted to said Bfl
'state will make immediate pay- , IF?
nent to the undersigned as puall- Ea
'led administrator. BPS
j. a. hursey. aa
r-20-4t. Administrator. Kq
. Hummons and Complaint. II
Itate of Soutlr Carolina.
County of Dillon.; KB
Complaint to call in Creditors, KB
Marshal Assets, Etc. i K1
COURT op common PIJEA8. H
C. T. O'Ferrall as Administrator l8
>f the personal estate of Juttt Mc- Kja
!tll, deceased, Plaintiff.
Jarah McCall. LoiOa McCall, Dlaa- Dfl
la BroOrn, Mingo McCall. Eugene M iBfl
?all, Amelia Qeraid, ana Clara Mc- Rfl
Hall; Helen F*\il/er and Theodosla Kfl
duller; John MpChll, Mary McCall, <KI
)ueenle McCall; Ferry and Annie U
dcCall; J. W. Dillon and T. A. Dll- Hfl
on, Dillon WnoWpald Grocery and
>thers, the heirs at law and credl- M
ors ot said Jult*. MoCall, deceased,
Defendants. Bfl
Pursuant to an order granted in Cfl
kbore entitled action by his Honor, II
fudge George E. Prince, all and
lingular the creditors of the inteetat
Tuitt McCall, late of the county and
ttate aforesaid, are hereby notified
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For TTi
We are obliged* to unloa
We need the cash as v
be ready for the new 1
the prices as here ad\
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Youths and Boys suits in odd
* as much as $4.50 a suit, we
* 1 lot real fine suits reg $5.
t * We will close out all Mens I
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Mens 50c shirts, sale price
* Mens 75c shirts
+ Mens $1.00 shirts, sale price
f Mens $1.25 shirts, sale price
+ Mens $1.50 shirts, sale price
Mens $1.75 shirts, sale price
500?10 & 15c collars to cl<
J Our entire stock of mens Ha
^ i ioc Ainieuc underwear for
50c grade at
+ I5.00 low cut shoes, sale price
t 94.00 low cut shoes, sale prk
4
J 93.50 low cut shoes, sale pric
330 ladies and Misses low cut
yt miss this opportunity
I
4 (i ami 7 1 -He lawns sale price
J 8 to lOc Lawns sale price
12 to 15c lawns sale price
* 23 to- 35c silk mauseline n
< 30 inch black Taftctta silk, r
% Keel Kdge black Taffetta silk
'f. Special laces, worth lOc at an
V *
<' Big value in lace curtains an
IOO Ladies silk and linen par
41 IOOO yds. of linen in all grad
J 500 yds. Table damask at les
*
Big Bargains in Muslin Under
< Mens High grade suits reguln
4. Mens High Art suits reg. pri<
% St rouse & lira, high art suiti
Am
*10.00 to 12.50 suits thin tut
4>
$7.30 and $8.30 suits thin Ha
% 1 lot Stroune Urun. Hi^h Art
J price $12.30 to $17.50, we w
t
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We could fill up pages of
for you in our store, i>t
yourself. The gain is yoi
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id this high class merchandise. H IT'S
/ell as the room in order to Bj |?
line of fall merchandise, hence E8 W
Is and ends not two alike, we sold * Ui
close this entire lot at 1.59 % Ki
OO to98.00 now your choice 3.90 * * UU
'ants at 33 1-3 off % tjTf Ij^JE
>se at 3 +
ts at 40 j>er cent off | Jk
men and boys at 19 ^ . |jn
shoes less than manufacturers cost do' J 2b v H
IKKHS (iOODS. ? Q|ed to
low this sale ID + RR .. r
tJJ^ It ncpy.k- H
egular$l.25 to $1.<V0 sale price 89 | aa 9&l(1 8on*
40 in wide regular 92.OO pr yard $1.39 J MM W1?11 tha
y time sale price 4 1-2 t f own th? a^( fl
" 'AS ) place inuSr^Hj
<1 lied spreads Jl| \ ?B
asols at 50c on the dollar <! UU ^rln? tha
es and shades at less than mill cost t ivi I.
-r |||L VUiV J OU I* 2KM
t W tnJ eyes
s than mill price ? IV r ?
wear ^ UU ' jQ
ir price $25.00 Hale price 14.90 % yfl
ce $20.00 sale price 12.85 ^ |N| P a C??5B|
*, sold for $15.00, now sell at $10.95 + |||| t
le 4.05 t nj
light suits from last season regualr |
ill close them out at 0.95 J E
the wonderful bargamns we have | Jjj
j and see ior | v > *
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