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r* i - = Ullllllllllllllllllllllll | T( i Hur Friends ai e are still at the old stand, and handle your business than ever n/ u are figuring on building or rer 2 us for Builders Material of all kir 2 headquarters. We lead others fell to cail your attention to our fact 2 have no competition in this line t s prove it to you if you will figui 2 Nothing will add more to the loc i BEFORE^ YOU START I m Come in and 5 b?flw$rvl. B\ ?STEEL LINE 5 COSl TIC if.''?? a more l X.fcf0*. s 11 ? &? will be highly appreciated. Our salesmen Messi ~ michael. will always be on hand and welcome y< ? of the office and will see that your account is ke * waiting. I P;ilon - Har m g W. A. feard Sec. and Treas. iBEHHBBPflflfiflBBBBNBBBBBflBfl 1 mt miaii $ wkv yvnki Y In the things you eat it does. That is Y fresh and contain that excellent flavor Y it is stale or shoddy it does not go on 01 ? we are catering to the trade of the enti business exclusively to the town?it goe |? by selling only the best is purely a busin | THEN ??? **ay Just us much and put up with the st; cost you one penny more than the stale Y same thing you pay for the stale kind. Y stay on our shelf more then 30 days. 1 1 A LWA YS t . . r? i-> r-? i n l. n n I The Store ( > V? *%*%"%> * mvvmmmmmmmmmvmm flEEDY SF>Rl 1 HOTEL RATES: From $7.00 to $10 per Excellent Cusine. Trained Servants, llote ! ed with waterworks and other modern imp* Sp Screened throughout. Cement walks to and Springs. Wide porches, cotnfortoble ch: 1 THE p- Of Reedy Creek borings are famous >v? v ni; S3 for their excellent properties. Persons suiTerin ? * digestion, liver and kidney complhint loss of aj p other troubles common to the spring and summ p- will find almost immediate relief from the water ST Creek. For further information address, B J. MONROE ROGERS. Proo.. p BINGHAM, S. C. i ysi 1 <imunuumumiufi 3 | nd Customers! ( as ?ato gwrarvy-"r? f? 6? better fixed ; - - ? - T H ? ...'f n before. If j nodeling see i], W * ids. We are Ms / 1 ? ow. We beg Jfr'^|[ p ory line, we ;;^ md we can M ' U ,r, re with us. ^4 i-r ifl'r >ks of your ;Bj J, ?_ii iki-TIKI/* home than a nice Cabinet MUNTINO Mantle. We have the pF=^arK best Sash and Dor Factory JBwa in the south, (live us a '?--3 ehaneo to figure on your MjiM=JS^y bill and we will do you gel some of our s***1-, "H *MC\T ^HFI I Q It w"' *(M>n be time t<.U OnUI OTILLW buy Runs and loaded shells we have the largest and most conplete stock we have ever carried, call on us for anything, you will get value received for every dollor you spend with us and your business ers, O. F. Moody, J.J- Allen and C. L. Car- , ou. Our Mr. H. H. Knight, will have charge pt right. We want your business and are dware - Co* \ ft IP Dillon, South Carolina. | B aimiimHiBflBss^sa'E' TY COUNT? 1 x i whyHerring's Groceries are always ?| that is found in the bes' of eatables. If V ir shelves at any price. That is vhj ?% re country. We don't confine our "J. s everywhere?and the effort to please & less proposition. ?| ?* \A/ f-J V9 ?? Jf JI ? J. ? I i. y, ale shoddy kind? Fresh flour does not ^ article. Fresh canned goods sell for the We keep our stock moving. It doesn't ? 'hat's why our groceries are f FRESH. | N G ' S , 1 if Quality. I / urn iwntnfc! -** The foil >w . i . . "i NCS i bf sold at public i?;hmIoii brfoiv tl ' Court House Door to the highest ZS 1 bidder. ~2 I ^ne tract containing K2 acres, ."> ZS' of which is cleared and under cu! Week ?^ tivation, known as tit. It.iily i-l.t 1 is equip- ^3 situated four mill ; fror.i Dillon ovoments ^5 On? coi fr?>m .lie ^2 >f which is nude . ulti. a kn< ZS as. \V( liya t i l: < < . it < <1 S^i mile ZS mil*.r. *oni I i . .ny slates Oi:e tract conta nicy,. 1 a- is g* from in- 213 fifty of which is cleared known ipetite arid ?^ Gibson and McRac land, situated on icr scaio. s ztl both sides of tlic road "at Mclnnls's s of Reedy ? Bridge. *' Terms of sale one third cash, bal^5 on time. 3 8-18-2t R. L. LANE. 3: ininiti min^ Tobacco is selling right. mv.ch iUUiliUlUUCw *?h Watkliis * Sl??. ^ * ** ?< >* > <? > ?8? > > v > > !* *> < > ! ANNOUNCEMENTS. ^ < < << > < *!- ?j ; ! > ;< ! < : ; ; ; ' > : > > > ; ; ! < r; 11 1 hereby announce myself a can- ( didatc for Congress from the Sixth (i> u, Congressional District South ^j.lS Carolina, subject t the ; !'!< n ?f , ... ... . . the I mnuwrohu r.rt?*vii-?.. I Jen !' . Seller.-. ?< ! hereby annouiu'c my. | ! ilidatt for reelect : I from t h<- s;\' ! d . ; Iilie democrat ie prim :> J. k ? :?.!. :I::T ' ha rchv .:n* di late tor (' >n. Cunjrressi* .! i Carolina, subject to th.< - the D.iniN,"!: *.i- priiv. rie*. 1'. A. Iloi'tfes. State of Si.at C . ' . :1 Congressional Ptstriv* \'? f . v <?v??. W. I'rdwi f. c.-.e < Iv.i %i :8' t? - bv 1 > 1 . i < n i'.-.t .< ' "i . \u n Whereas the I)e:n (' invention hi ' 1 Gea. \Y < .vis >: candidate Con." District' He it n - 1 this convent . .. liar- the CM; ' ? \V- Crown and -1 - is> a.> henr'.ilv recommend hits the voters of this Congre.C t . *?A triet as a man ofsueh <; ; did ati?-t;sas ensincntlv to ti. rim ) r the m,(i ofiice. ion The manv friends ?.t K. V. Iia- 1,1 1 y ' * : 1 t mer, jr., tcn< wing utness ami experience for the p -i:ic>n here- ' 11' i bv announce him a candidate for I the office of Senator o: Dillon | c >11 nt\ , subject to ' e rules th | Democratic party. v At the solicitation o t many ma j friends I 'hereby announce myself by j a candidate for the St..to Senate. < "' | J. H. Manning. ion I or I I hereby announce myselt a can- pu | didat" for the lion.-.c of Rcr.rcscn- <(,-(| ".atives. suijjict i 'he . tilt.- ?'! tin- jl(g | Democratic; primaries. '0f I Preston L. ltetnea. I>0; j I hereby announce myself for r< :i ' ; elect km to i;. offie? f . !>rk of I r i i <?' i I ' t ' 1 . v I . . j llJJ.i . 1 ! SUl: :?i ... it SiM? j :r.-.?:Vu - ' l>, aunjci'l to I... iuh'.i <>i ..it i). it:- if,it ocratic primary. s.in 1 hereby announce myself a can- e!o< didate for re-ela-iion o? lb." off'r? ; of sheriff to Ptikm etjuniy, sub- ^ i ject to the rules of the Democratic * parry. S. V LANK. ' l 1 horeb;. ani.o.; i.-.- a;.. ?. t.i..I dldal i 11> i . :> . . it o i" Supervisor o. Pulou ( outity, subject to the rules of lie- Deino j | * cratic party. .1 W. Rowland. p(>1| > 1 I: -e'?\ : > ' ' > i hereby aimouiuv inyst 1 a can- ' ^ didate for re-election to the office of Probate .Judge of Dillon County, hid subject to the rules of the Demo- 1 * cratic party. R. A. Branson, Sr. s'!" > t We the friends of S. 1). Jordan, ask having confidence in his ability and -j integrity, and recognizing his sp- v.j( , clal fitness by rcosoi of bin long experience as a bookkeeper and ?? > countant, do hereby ann him "\vs , a candidate for treasurer of Dillon county, pledging liiin our un- . ,. ' divided support, subjee. to tlie 1 * > rules of the deinorratic primary. ,or er!! I hereby announce myself a candidate for r? i< ctioi it th off! s 01 of attuit< :* -iii ? jet; in t ?? rui ol a. an rat.? mill nartv. < ItlM i i>! > I ' , . I . t Ti.' s : I). ;n I diuixto lor i'6'Oit io iiu uiiici. | of i V ii : r;j! ; of ! t iii my fi.. .. ij>4 n they gave me on Mi "'eh l.jlli. !. ;t. pari I am verj gratefully yours, tore 11. F. GASQIIK. 11 iK olin I hereby nnnoiniee sn>self a ean? O! < dtdnl for Coroner of Dillon conni ty si'.ibjef I lo t!. rub s of t' Deri1 am ?1- . . ' of i.e .... . J ity. Zv ,sr. didate lor tin- iiuusc oi Keprese ntatives, subject to the rules of the fo"< Democratic party. "'si L. M. ROGERS. ,Io8C belie The many friends ol' F. II. Hayes unui hereby announce him a candidate fanii for supervisor of Dillon, county, sub- iiave J'cf t< th,,rii! of heS Democratic are party. ) Slor * hereby announce myself a candi- < '! ite for the offks of Supervisor, v:i.?jr my support to the l?emo Fiftj ic party. foi Jas. II. Berry, hereby announce myself a cantor re-election :<> the office of ... i'l ter, and pledge myself to sup- _ l lie rules of ti e IMteniocrat ic the ? v. A. ?' . .10 I )A\. 1 heir now .ill tll< :: " -; t' 1 ... ;.la> 1 . 1 McI- ?!.,n m n Tiny ; ... f Inll.m . . v . .- ! Will . .... I > . .? : i li t .. lit. v.?. i ... ?! ?' i-! -I II." fui.gl II ' . i: lie i : lie- I'} < . . , 1 his 'I'll that ! v r< I. , x .?ail wills pi.-ni m \'v*::! ;-ii . 1 i -i >.* I * I;. :: Mi'! : It. lass. \OT!? K. wll;; lei'..in r? by given : the : n?l irl f '"eneial S. .i.: 1)51- !: v I'ounii will wiiiViK- Sep- friei ihi l'Jili , V1 ?. I. m .'(liii'i: aet 11. .lollll ('. i.'lill'.l, IK) I 111. 1 !>! ?. C.r.C.l'.U S. T ? the \omii. lhl. 11 *? ( >;k iiing '.f lilov steal ion. inn Vlit reus a petition, signsd by a her jority of tin- freeholders, shown pun the lax hooks, rosUliii}i .vit'uin ihe the in*rale limits of the Town of l)il plet , has been submitted '.? the tnavand town eoutieil of tile Town of Ion, asking thai an el? ciioti be -j lered, for t i oerpose of bond- ,|1(j llie Town i i i.?.lion i.. tii sum Si 4, Fifteen Thousand < $ 1 "..iMib.not liars, to build, equip and operate ject modern eleetris light : int. and lil tie firile - parpe ft* 1 etinu Vor In' '' ' > Ti v.n ( ! ' ' ..-asI .. : ... . . 1". N , i v. r -i.iti a ?*< :...i of ring electors fur sai.l proposed i?? us provided by law, tii<r? Tioii. ,j?. tuti it itilh.il, S. i i iii. | of August, A. It.. I hid. |, M. t'nrmiehn'd. \. it Hargrove I'li i k. Mayor ?w'Sie? 111. I. I*. ?%? i \ ..lli, fan yt.u tell uu .-aid i cnolking young lady in v.\ii< . .-anti- wain tally approaehing th- 01: g man ' t the soda i\ 11! I.'; ' " r. 1 . i ; oi i r ' : d. il?- >iiu .v f II "t VOl' Ili'Ve it g lass "1 S'.alit?" ut'* 'Oh. thiink you," said the young he d y, its he set it down before her. "* 'day being hot, i:i a few niouietits "I'vi had drained tlx glass. witl. "Is the prescript ion ready?' she sure ed sweetly, wiping her month. S?? 1 he youag iitiiti. igl. auied h licnev .|( ne "Th-- pr-scripl," he said, tapping the glass. ' is in In n .' hegi i ?o you mean to say I \<> drank 11,111 she scroamed, "lint it wasn't heet me; ft was for my little hrotliAnd she swept from tile dmg to h re. it if ..hi: i. "atld s!: <m f lies! ii-mo's!" i?n i>< . }> > . i r>>1!y 'l 1! I" f 1 . e|i . > S a o ?ss > re v" due. tin I o laid iitMk . uas vsiil ! a w . p}? <. !i.ot/h'!'! MIIU ... Tiit . .< ? a love romance <>i t;i usual inst, is ? m-MVil ; i tit" romantic wn"t lilanders settlements of the Car- f'"" as. sentimentalized 1?\ tli his- he e fitm.- oj i-'lor.i .NicDoiii K1 - over; >r.i, l>? f.'iul r oi il. Whin. ilii.*-' ii"' ? i:"; n? in tit" '!' . r of r<t ii' >1' "It. :ne C rlk " ' i ii Flo.- McDin ! red b;n ; r. . , ; , . tiid .nit!<<; ;ii Or. ' >nt? re her. old neighbors and kiiisproeeding lior gave her a true FC viand welcome. As many of her Main endents still live hereabouts ami healt *ving that the book will be of ono 1 9ual interest to the many Scotch ' profh illes in this neighborhood we for f i purchased a few copies which not' on sale. The Herald Book Sti e. jald E IliliS KI(;HT FOIt I.OVKR. S|H>i'tnt<?i's See Women I tut tie t ** i- kiiglit to < Inim Voutli Who heaves Town When He mOU lleaes ol' liultlc. itsluirg, August IT. -Settling !|iiestion of exclusive rights t'? it lent ions iii a young man with lists was little by-play In I . in , riul.t to A i. UoSSoti In. i i tie' > !e-ii. i'< Connolly, tin* in. a > \ r v!a>iu ihegirls J I. i ; V. o ii-r unlay. and i , '.m i; ; . s a ill ;,.iv notbI , ' ! girl. ..tiling -. i. ti a'i atjeiittwe vi'iir-i o!ii .i.ul liavi lie< < | . i: i!. i I i?y . o u a a-.. , en us t * | ! . i a. - i !i':od tl .1.0. "ii cans' i : i j in din ':i uaj , Co : :? . .it "HbOUld ' J it < 11;. ' 1 . ;>< to? ... : win ,t i< llgi u 111\ insi < v? iimi}. ' ( : inI I'iolldS .11 . -If i .. . ' i V' will ai it i . i i .ii. .i ll'IOdlii". i?l of liif ;.s r !'< r? Ii.iiir pullsiiif lit* WlltHIMI *_i I ' opi-ning i' t t o. . ground tl.ri.i ?;. rs, asslstril i?\ ' . ; , p; iu tin- s eon; ii > n al'lOIld Wllld ..1! . Wl ishing Miss Suoj.o badly. . IIOXl Sllf klit'CK- <i in v out cm ?ly Siiiiii' I'luck. 'in old gout Ionian in his he., lint oli.ii" ' t-- t ho young mail iii-ip-1.i\v in.i 1.1 is i,i. .il l! it ol" mt win* tiki o raise <>.. ions first aim t:. uii an [ no-Hi at. i linn:'. ' Whin ' I " .. r< .. 'A ll : .i l*ry I ill' 1)11. II... . I - . > 11 I*l|i \ lii ?Vi i> iti Su} s< lit; ' ihi Jim: I was?" inquit* J applicant, sut inp lii> adviiuta; . Itut v?n: win p. '< ' t you m n r. don't you? ' <0.'" No' - . iutod tin? old Wilt'> . . almost lal!ii.^ oil' ilu- chai. i ii..: .. li.i 1 1 .-a lu '! li< it a hat in-- mischief do t?" win you to '.:\i' yiua1 const r..t I youth saiitly, "*I li i. . .. t? ;i 11." r 1 <? 'f.nizc 1 lu- situation W. li<> ho put out Itis hand: "lo-ik< htinds. :r.\ li-py." said : . i> iit'i'ti lookitm for a son-in-l some pluck ihottt him, and .1 you'll do first-class." -Ch a'olico and Fire Dispatch. llorald'-. I!i- l'ri/> I'mi' lu* IU raid'1 'ui; pri'/.e ?:??it n.s Sept. 1st. Tt:is is the f that such a out.test lias < 1 conducted in M i'on or !>!' ities. The i*?i? ; is t lie premie h'v?-i- away are so costly t' ; hazardous lor a weekly ori tap:, hut <} pllbi isll 1 ! I < i>| '!) lr St D' rs in ?1?? i no .1 .a want to t i evrr; .< i i I)'lion rffv i k.iK r | < nu who - jj po . i i ? and . est \vi" b i 1 ) t>ber p s ... Ma Ik. J [ Store. 11 i-> :: beauty and . every person in ihe county . in and see it. The contest ?! ' ovorn'<d by iron-clad rules r I t . pel"-. h ivell alt C< I lib'. 11' raid l is no i" In who ;i< ; ( <? piano or j: ' is to i . sn '.-I i. ,n li.;t am *1 ,-.'i i'i i\ery lioni i2 . i^ity. V.'; i. the am >d h e l,c> nr" ink * j.. .v t; iin . . ? )R SAKE.? My residence i -j street in east Dillon. F h and social advantages tfc ? of the most desirable piece arty that will ever Iks oft 49 sale in Dillon. B. M. Bat . itionery at cost at The i. ftjl took Store.