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- ~ PERSONALS. Movement* of the People. The Ebb ^ and Flow of the Human Tide. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Manning are at Saluda. N. .C E. L. Westberry, of Hamer, was in town Monday. r Miss Estelle Game, of Latta, spent Fridnv in the city. Mr. Paul Sloan is visiting relatives at Hallsville. N. C. Miss Buena Sessions of Latta spent one day here last week. Rad Harrelson spent Sunday at Hope Mills, N. C. A. F Pate, of Purvis M C man here one day last week. Frank Bullock, of Rowland, N. C., spent Friday here. Mr. I. V. Fryer is visiting his parents at Hickory, N. C. J. R. Regan, of the Hamer section was here one day last week. Miss Beula Allen of Latta is visiting Miss Cindrella Atkinson. Miss Mary Haynesworth of Sumter is visiting Miss Edith Allen. Miss Inez Bethea, of Bishopville, Ls visiting Mrs. Howard Alford. Messrs T. W. and A. V. Bethea were in West Virginia last week. Mrs. E. T. Elliott and children are spending some time with Mrs. Elliott's sister, Mrs. Robert Rogers, of Blenheim. Mr. W. S. Ivey and family are spending some time at Albany, Ga. Mrs. J. A. Nettles and children are visiting at Red Springs, N. C. Stonewall Fore, of Rowland, N. C., spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs. W. H. Dunbar has returned from a visit to relatives at Greensboro. Silas Nellie Baker, of Atlanta, Ga. la the guest of Miss Mary Cottingham. Mist Tarborough, of Hope Mills, N. C., is visiting Miss Mary Cottingham Mrs. W. L. Bethea and children are visiting relatives in Dumberton, N. C. Miss Mellichamp, of Charlotte. N. is \ isltlng the family of Mr. O. C. Hayes. Miss Christine Mitchell, of Bennettsville, is visiting Mrs. Leroy Wllllams. Mrs. A. L. Thompson of Conway 1b visiting the family of Mr. D. V. Hamilton. Mrs. E. L. Moore and children are spending some time at Waynesvllle, N. C. Mr. J. A. Parrott and family of Mullins were the guests of J. F. Berry Sunday. Sam Schafer of Little Rock is in ehe north buying a stock of fall merchandise. Miss Estalena McDonald is visiting, her sister, Mrs. A. F. Pate, at Purvis. X. C. Mrs. D. V. Hamilton returned home last week from a visit to relatives at Conway. Master Ed Elliott is visiting at the home of Mr. Allen, Edens at Rowland, N. C. Mr. Hodge3. of the Holliday Co., after visiting a "friend in Baltimore Md., is at home again. Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Ingram, of Charleston, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Jno. H. Hamer. W. H. Dunbar returned today froi northern markets where lie went to purchase his fall stock. M. Johnson of Marion is of her aunt, Mrs. N. A. Little Rock. Edith and Rebecca Elliott g their cousin, Miss Mary ;pthpfi ? run Merle and Oriana Smoak burg are the guests of ; Berry of Little Rock. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Stackhouse an Miss Annie May Thompson are spending some time at Saluda, N. C. Mrs. J. H. Lee, of Laurinburg, N. C., and Mr. Wm. Lee, of Dunbar, visited relatives here last week. Miss Vleve Huggins returned home Sunday after several days stay in \ the mountains of North Carolina. \ Mrs. E. L. Mason, who has been -spending some time with relatives at Beaufort, returned home last week. Charlie McLean, of Louisville, Kj. , came home laat week to attend the \ funeral of his father, Mr. R. B. Mc\ Leau. / Z,4/* Miss Monroe, of Lauringurg, N. C. Ct pent several days here last week lai the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. fo Campbell. se Messrs Rufus Fenegan, Julius jle Evans. Judson Allen and Miss Anna |n] Belle Stanton spent Sunday at Reedj ha Creek Springs. in Mrs. Sue Peterkin and daughter Miss Lula Peterkin, and Miss Janie McKay are spending some time at NVaynesville, N. C. *a! Mrs. J. H. Ellen, .and daughter wt Miss May Ellen, of Bishopville. were the guests of the family of Mr. ne R. J. Moody, Monday. fis Wm. Brick, left for Baltimore ^ last week where he went to meet Mrs. Brick, who has been on a viscei it to her parents in New York. aa Misses Kate and Mary Carter and Mi A. J. C. Cottingham returned from Waynesville, N. C., last week wliere they have been spending some 101 time. wc Misses Julia and Kate Faison re- Wf turned to their home at Wilmington, N. C., last week after a stay of sev- iai eral weeks with their aunt, Mrs. J. E. Sprunt. vil W. K. Hamilton has retired from the photograph business and will de- ^ vote his time to operating a large yo ginnery at Mallory and buying cot- to' ton seed. ir ev Mr A. H. Brown of Mullins has fo accepted a position in Mr. H. K. Cot of tingham's barber shop. Mr. Brown ,lis formerly resided in Dillon and is no stranger among our people. vis fn Mr. Wm M. Hamer was called co to Greenville Saturday by the ill-! ness of his baby child who is with ar its grandmother. Mrs. Knox Livings- , ^ ton, on a visit to Mrs. J. H. Haynes-1 m, worth. jdr Mrs. Astor McCorquodale, who j di: ! has been spending some time with yo the family of her brothe.', Mr. and Mrs. A. L. McCorquodale, returned be to her home at Fayettevllle, N. C., i tr; Sunday. ] hi ; w Mr. C. B. Marcom. formerly su UI perintendent of the Dillon Oil Mill, ^ | was married on the 30th. ult. to ' ca Miss Rosalee Lytton Townsend at e{j Charleston. Mr. and Mrs. Marepm ln will make their home at Sumter. ^ Among those who went to New | York last week are Mr. and Mrs. j Morris Fass, E. L. Moore, W. T. i Bethea, Marion Huggins, E. T. El-1 liott, Isadore and Morris Blum, Wm. "* Brick. \V. \V. Norman, C. S. Dwight, j ^? and Johnson McKenzie. In a private letter to The Herald, Prof. D. T. Kinard, superintedent- iQ elect of the Dillon High School, who yj, is attending a summer industrial school at Menomonie, Wis., says he anticipates a very pleasant and profitable session of the school rc which opened August 1st. The High Si School opens September the 20th.,,' Dl and Prof. Kinard will return to Dillon about the 10th of September. in o - ? te MALLOKY MATTERS. n< th The Daily Doings of a llusy People ? in a Busy Community. The Movements of Pleasure * >' Seekers and Sum- ^r mer Swallows. !>' I Mallory. Aug. 22.?Snecial- Tht.r?? at was little of gossip here last week that did not have something to do with politics. We find in all this ^ agitation nothing to indicate what part in the game the platform is to play. lx>cal option and prohibition h< are strictly eliminated from all dis-. di cussions and the personality of the I) different gubernatorial aspirants is of first importance. In the race for Congress the masses as a whole in care little for the creeds and plat- ^ forms but are sifting individual conduct of each to the bottom and on a, the thirtieth the personal merit of 5 each individual will be the decid ing influence of all who are free from the machinations of the wire al puller and boodle dispenser. The county campaign reached, Reedy Creek springs 0:1 Thursday ^ and several voters from outside of this township met with the people of Bethea township and all togeth- ki er made up a nice bunch of politi- to clans,many among them and not the ? least enthusiastic being ladies who 1 of course gave to each candidate an excuse for elaboration anent the ^ cnarms and beauty and romance of ai everything before theiu, including 11 ladies, shady grove, spring-water am clod-hoppers, though this last they w didn't call by that name, exactly. " The campaign meeting passed off n' devoid of unpleasant incident, each incumbant official and opposing can- Sv didates having briefly and plainly 11 stated their wishes without person- VT al allusion or uncomplimentary reference to opponent. / Owing to some irregularities In I the records of the post-office at Mallory Inspector Buck of the postoffiee department made an investl-1C gat ion here last wtiek which resulted In the rural lev.ter carrier, Mr.1 W. Q. Dickens, bei ag taken before \ J i >mmlssioner Stackhouse at Marlon st Friday and placed under bond r appearance at trial later. Mr. Ed Thompson of the Hebron I ction of Marlboro county visited I re a few days last week return- 1 g on Monday of this week. He ? d some interesting dope concern- j g uic campaign 111 lits county. J Mrs. M. L. Galloway will spend is week with relatives in Marlboro Miss Hattie Coxe of Clio spent ;t week with Miss Annie Pierce. Mrs. M. H. Galloway spent the 'ek with relatives at Latta. Mr. and Mrs. James Coxe of Benttsville were here during the Cat- i ih meeting last week. Mr. Henry Coxe of Hebron visitMr. J. B. Pierce last week. The New Holly Meeting announ- 1 d to begin on Sunday was on that te postponed till next Sunday nigh len it will begin and be continuthroughout the week. Dr. T. C. McSwain is taking a 1 ;ig needed rest among the North ( irolina mountains. He is much >rn and fatigued from many weeks itching in the sick room of Mrs. I ?Swaiti which ended in her death i it week. Mrs. Jas. S. Galloway of HartsHe v?aa k?re on Saturday. Remember to go* your name on e club poll list this week. And ] u had better attend to it yourself o. How do you know the friend,, other, politician, secretary, or who er generally attends to this matter i r you may not inadvertantly leave | f your name in making up the | it. Better see to it, and at once, l Candidates remember the unen- f able notoriety Dillon county won om the too free dispensing of the in by unscrupulous politicians in i former campaign. The people e somewhat on the alert and ifji Ings get ugly some unlucky fellow ay have to pay the fiddler. Don't ag our new county into too much i srepute; the people are watching >u in this campaign. Just now Sky-high cotton would! a better slogan to dig up coun-1 y votes with than State-wide pro-j bition. hile the prohibitionists are deba-'1 lg which is the first and only true I ate-wider why don't our county J ndidates state who first discover* ] 1 the health-giving, youth-restor-( i g, life-prolonging waters of Reedy \ eek springs which was such an | iportant major-portion of each can J A delightful musical was given i date's speech there the otht r day. ! I e young people by Mr. and Mrs. . F. Berry on Monday evening in ' >nor of the pretty Miss Beulah ] Hen. Salmagundi I . ? Readers of The Herald will find 1 cal news on every page of The 1 erald this week. ;l The campaign meeting is being fid at Pages Mills today. Tomor?w the party speaks at Fork and iturday the campaign closes at illon. FOR REXT-Two story brick buildg 30X100 on Main street. Loea- , d in one of the very best busi-'i ?ss sections. Apply to A. V. Belea, Dillon. 8-25-3t FOR SALE.?Brand new Oliver pewriter, No. 5. latest model, just oni the factory, will sell at great-. reduced price. Apply to Sellers i id Moore, over Bank of Dillon, tf I I LOST.?On the streets of Dillon 1 i August 13th., gold Masonic pin. i eward for return to Herald office, i M ANTED?To purchase 3 or 4 .1 >:se farm, east of Dillon. Ad- | ess your offerings to Box 404, , illon. tf i FOR RENT.?Five room cottage | desirable residence section. W. i urchison. ' i | S. M. Watson sold with Watklns I ul Moore 1527 lbs. tobacco for j 176.97.. Chas. Carter sold with Wat kins j id Moore 3040 lbs for $380.00. David Carter sold with Walking'> id Moore 3467 lbs. tobacco for 116.04. \V. A. Christmas sold with Wat- I in3 Air Moore warehouse 3349 lbs. ' >baoco for S37A f.<? tlig Sale of Tolmcco itt Nichols. I! W. McGehee, proprietor of ichols warehouse, sold on Wednesty August 17th., 98,494 pounds of b.'ieco for $12,130.59, making an . erage of $12.31. Sold for the eek ending Aug. 20th. 335,533 10.45. r'or the week. There is ? warehouse >n the state 'hat can >uch this average If you want t.?, >11 your 1 n ci 'or i;?<? higher' ia* ket | !kv. ?t it with li W. >l> | ehee. Nichols, S. C. iEO.R. PETTIGREW. Attorney at Law. 'ffice up stairs, over Cotton Mill, Office. DILLON, S. C. QFEEBBEEEEB ITheStuI $ 11 NEW GOODS 'II We are opening up this w< [Q new goods comprising the ^ consisting of Serges, Sicill VI and fancy black goods and Aj season. -----B V Full line of new notions t Aj from the best markets. . Domestics and all cotto ^ rapidly, we bought early ? rn on all lines M /J Clothing, Shoes, Hats and all me ^ ing attention. When you need a trunk we hav ^ each, suit cases and traveling hi Ladies tailor made suits are no^ a beautiful line to select from. tfo Our white goods department is some rare bargains. m = |j We Sell Butte HEAVY ADD FANCY CROCERIE W SELL THE BEST, pq Our tailor will be with us on tl W invite our customers and friend we guarantee a fit, wait for 1 03 . Dry Goods. Notions and shoe Denartmi ^ Salesmen p&S J. D Hargrovebj? W. E. Hall m We solicit your patronage and W best goods at the lowest cost Ws Yours ever read w ========= JU THE O T"l w b I I w % COMF W M. A. STUBBS, SOLE OV E 3SSSBSSEESS< I I i/~ . >. .A -in li1.- - ? _Jt' . v EEZ SEEBEE^^ I bbsCo.il m i m i LOW PRICES S3 i ?m | iek a complete line of M latest in Dress Goods | lians, Repelents, plain m s i all the creations of the ?j f M = S3 ind a grand selection L J ? Sj n goods are advancing ; rn: md can save you money w Ill t S n's and ladie's wear are receiv- * * k t e them from $1.00 to $20.00 L r * iges of all kinds. - - ' ; * v coming in and can show you * ^ >e now complete and we have m rn = M r 4.. rick Patterns. * I r cS. WE BUY THE BEST, WE \ f-.tul te 29th and 30th, and we 8 ' < "1US s to call in and see his line. ?Jed tflOS t lim it will pay you. - - ip snt. Grocery Department ^ Salesmen ty S. W. Williams W. C. Easterling- ft ^ shall always give you the k . > y for business rient K A Jtstib jj 3ANY ITNER and MANAGER.