The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, August 25, 1910, Image 8
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We have new, late and modern in our stock we are now getting
in for our spring trade?Swell Runabouts, deep fashionable uphols
tered Surries and carriages, easy riding, light running Buggies.
Single and double Buggy Harness, artistis in workmanship
durability and pretty.
Snmmcr 1 D/\W c-~ i:- ?1 *
awwa <u uuc nucu, new euiors, oeautitui Oesigns
nothing like them.
In our display of Buggy whips, they are beauties.
AGENTS FOR
International Harvester Co's., farm implements, Machinery, Gasoline
Engines, Columbus wagons.
Sole Agents in the counties of Dillon and Marion for H. A
Moyer, The Columbus, Cortland and Durham's celebrated lines 01
buggies, runabouts, surries and carriages.
Do vou ever stop to think that it is to your interest to encour
age our efforts bv. when buying to give us a call. Give us your fade
?we are going to merit your trade.
You are cordially invited to make our stables headquarters.
| The Holliday Co
I DILLON LIVE STOCK
P^UMKAIMY.
Headquarters For
Buggies, Wagons, Lap Rob^s, Harness
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Our buyer, Mr. L. Edwards has just re{
\j\' turned from the West with a fine selection
> of horses and mules, which it will pay you to
** , ' see. Especially fine farm mules and good
road horses. These animals were bought
first hand and the middleman's profit goes to
j our customers. Our line of
I WAGONS AND BUGGIES
includes the best makes by the most reputable
manufacturers and every vehicle that
leaves our establishment carries a guarantee.
NEWS ITEMS OP INTEREST. Talk to your fr,end and nelghboi
about The Herald's great prire con
[test which begins Sept. 1st. whei
Brief Items ?f Local Interest tinth- over $500.00 in prizes will be givet
ered Here and There. Wh?t away. This is the greatest contest
Some People Have Done ever held In this section of the stat<
and Wut Others are aDd we want every Person thi
county to take an interest in it.
n?" Mullins Messenger.
This issue of The Herald goes to
Its readers with all eight pages
printed at home. Heretofore only Shooting at Little Rock,
four pages of the paper have been One Geo. Slate, a carpenter bj
printed at Dillon, the other four be- trade, ran amuck in Little Rock
Intf printed at Charlotte, but here- Friday night and proceeded to shool
after the entire paper will be print- UP the town. As a result of hit
ed on our own presses. Of course escapade one white man and twc
this new departure doubles the ex- negroes are suffering from slighl
pcnses of the Herald but we believe Sun shot wounds. Slate charged
that Dillon oounty should have one one Thad West, colored, with eavesof
the best (or the best) paper in droping his home. Friday Slatt
the state and we are making the met West on the streets and proventure
on this assumption, feeling ceeded to empty the contents of s
certain that our readers and pa- shot gun into his body. Thad beat
trons will co-operate with us in mak a hasty retreat but not in time tc
ing it a success. Nothing adver- ayoid several of the shot whicl
tises a county like a well-printed, lodged in his shoulder. At this
l; prpsperous looking newspaper and moment one Harrison Black, color
1. . with the idea of faithfully reflect- e(*. appeared on the scene and re
ing the wonderful prosperity of Dil- ceived a couple of shot in the left
Ion county it is our purpose to make eye* ^r- Robt. Proctor who step
uch improvements in the paper Ped outside of a stone to see what
jfe from week to week until the point *he disturbance was received a ttun
Re of perfection is reached. To this 8^ot wound in the hand. Slat es
end we invite the co-operation of our caPet* and has not been apprehen
Z readers and patrons, all of whom, ded. Slate formerly lived a* Dillon
we believe, like ourselves, are proud ?
of Dillon county and nave its best A red-headed young man fron
iuterests at heart. Pickens went to Georgia. He hat
. , , TI never seen a Jersy hog. On look
Kv A negro house owned by Henry ' ?
i, . .. , ? ing at a herd of them he wrot<
fT McNeil in the locality known as the
... ? . . . , ? back to his sweetheart: * They hav
% "bottom ' was destroyed by fire '
I early Tuesday morning The origin ' "-"""''d ??*? here by the hun
ft ot the fire I. unknown. The fire dred" ' h??e not found a locatlor
I company re.ponded hut did not ar- "at ault. me as yet and may g.
% rtre in time to save the dwelling.. ,ur,her weat HlB sweetheart ana
KK There was no Insurance on the prop' "er<,d and 8aid: "Coma back' Cha'
mffr ^ I ley ; there is too much competltloi
for you there; it is no place for yov
It is rumored about Mullins that where you are liable to be cut ui
Jg f Marlon, having a grudge of some and g^d by the hundred weight anj
*- 1 kind against LieutenanDGovernor day and the farther you go wes'
McLeod, growing out of the Dillon the worse it is for some of the hogi
county fight, is thinking of send- out there have no hair at all."
ing a delegation to Mulljns 30th of
Aug. to fight him for Governor. .
If this report be true Marlon I. <o"?"u-d ,rom "a?*
i fighting th. wrong man-lf ih.y -Is OONGRE8BMEN EIGHT.
. to punish those who did most for at Lake City to-day.
^ . the new county. If Dillon county Particulars have not been learn
?. B wished to erect a monument to thosq ed, but Mr. Hodge's home frlendi
ft ft.who did moat for its success in the are confident that he acted wit)
moment, Dillon would have judgment and true manhood. Hli
Pte whet Individuals from the town friends, knowing him well, wonl<
W. at Marlon and not from Bishop- expect him to resent vigorously an]
5? BmflBn. Some of these things amuse statement tending to reflect upoi
% Kj ns no little In the light of recent his good name, and would ex pec
new county history, and the him to call to Immediate persona
v; awlft occurlng event#- connected account the man assuming responsl
'r ?' therewith. blllty therefor.
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A Weekly Record of tike Mmsassatt Z
of the People to a?d From this X
Busy Little Olty. Reedy Oeek X
Holding IU Owe ae A Pleei +
1 in* Place. %
Bingham, August, 22.?Special: ?
, Bingham and Reedy Creek Springs
I greeted a very large 'crowd last
- ' Thursday. Many from far and near +
had the pleasure of hearing the ?
candidates speak, also enjoying the
good dinner, the water, the music a
and the dancing. Many missed a Z.
great deal by not being out to see
Mr. Daniel Mc. of Latta dance, be- +
j lng bo small in st&uure it was no X
inconvenience for blm to dance graoe
fully, you'r all ok Mr. Mc.; come
' back again; you are welcome any ?
time. *
Reedy Creek springs of late is
^ in a more prosperous state than eves %
before. There was a dance every ?
night last week which was largely *
! attended. The large crowds daily ?
prove Its great increasein popularity. X
Among the guests at springs for ?
dinner yesterday were: J. B. and ?
Mrs. Meacham, of Hamer MIbs Bes- J
sie Thompson, Gaston, T. D. Thomp
son, Dillon, L. L. Carmichael, L. B. 4
Stephens, J. J. Allen Miss Annie ?
. E^elle Stanton, .Miss Barnwell, Clio,
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Johnson, Marion, 41
M. C. Berry, Hamer, A. D. Bethea, J
! Little Rock, Rufus Edwards, Little
Rock, Among the regulars are Mrs. +
J. B. Baasield, Sumter, Miss Nell. X
Page and mother of Dillon, Miss +
Lila McLean, Latta, Mrs. Janie Be
thea, Latta, Mrs. Will Stackhouse, J
Marion, Mrs. Hiniard Rogers and
mother. Pages Mills, Grady Edwards
Miss Carmichael, Marion, and Miss
L/Ulliue Monroe, Laua. mmmm
We are all very sorry to learn
the hotel closes after Sunday, but
guess Mr. Rogers is getting inter- A
ested in cotton now. X
Miss Eva Lee Lawson of Dunn
is the guest of her brother, L. T. ; ^
Peacock, this week.
Miss Wright of Granitevllle, S. C.. A
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Peel- aL
er this week. X
| Miss Lena Wade of Jacksonville, X
Fla., who has been visiting Mr. and v
Mrs. H. A. McKay, returned home
? last Friday. A
rj Miss May Love of Wilmington, N.' A.
' C. and Mrs. Willis of North Caroli- J^
' na are the guests of Mrs. F. E. Wil- J
' lis this week. v
Miss Thomas and Miss Wade of *8*
Fayetteville, are visitiAg their un- A
cle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. A
; McKay, this week. 1JL
-i Two of Bishopville's charming 1
f young ladies, Misses Marguerite and
" I Louise Manning were the guests of V
1 Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Parham last A
1 week. a
t Two very sweet little girls of.A^
i Bennettsville, who have been spend-;
J i ing some time at the springs re- J
1 turned last week, leaving many ach-|V
ing hearts behind, especially, Robt.
anu 11 a i wo nvais ior me nandl^Q)
of Miss Kate, and we guarantee all, A
jthat is precious is not forgotton.
Sunday Marriage. V
; Mr. Terrall Rogers of Blenheim
> i and Miss Alice Berry of Little Rock V
took their friends by surprise and y
[ were married by the Baptist minis.
ter at Blenheim Sunday night. Sun%
I day afternoon the young couple X
. went out driving and without ap- X
t prising their friends of their inten- V
t, tions went on to Blenheim where in'^>
, the presence of a few friends they &
, were made man and wife. The ^
j bride is the eldest daughter of Mr.i a
_ and Mrs. N. A. Berry and was a stu- J
. dent at Columbia College. She was
t spending her vacation at home. The !
. groom is a young business man of
I Blenheim. The young couple have
. the best wishes of numerous friends JL
. on their journey through life. | ^
. Florence Times.
Mullins is to be congratulated on V
i having the new railroad in operaj
tion into that town. When Florence \ <??
and Darlington and Tiihmonsville ^
vote $10,000 in bonds as Dillon and JL
Mullins did we will have a new Jf
| railroad just like those towns have , |f
Continued from page one. a
F. A. HODGES REPLIES. &
spring to Bfhgham, the railroad sta- V
tlon one mile distant.
The dining room service is first A
' class, dozens of easy rockers, wide i
1 halls, large be<!^ rboms?in fact an
' ideal place fcd find rest, needful re- jF
creation and while away the time
- in various amusements. We could i &
write many columns about our plea* ?*
ant visit which we enjoyed so huge- i A
ly we missed the 6.30 train to Plorence
by one minute, but was fortu- | JT
I] ate in rettin* rnnvpvo nr>a aarlv 1
Monday morning from Dillon to Ben- &
nettsville, arriving there at 6 o'clock
A. M., after riding a distance of 26 o
miles. A
The Reedy Creek Springs propo- T
sltlon Is a regular bonanza and we Y
predict that it will sell for fifty V
to one hundred thousand dollars. j ^
The Pillow linU |IJ? a year.
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if i just h
MOin
How often have you said this? And
others say it? Ana how many good o
by not having money? These things s
Think about it and think hard. Think
lars would do for you right now, and c
if you would only save your spare moi
ing it away. Come in and talk the ir
you how you can soon accumualte sev<
VOll to Ho if hv onf or?in or imni.
? ?- w tv i<sj viiv^i 1115 j wui name ui
Money deposited in our Savings D(
the rate of 4 per cent, if left three m<
Merchants & PI
L C. BRADDY, Pres.
SAFE, SUCCESS]
DILLON, SOUTH
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| ? Mr. A. B. Jordan,
I Dillon, S. C
j DearSir:|
y You will please
! X the readers of Ths
I have bought the lar
| X of dry goods, clothii
! *:* other articles that g
| X a first-class general
! Y line that will be bro
| X County this fall. T1
! * found here particula
! X Dry Goods and Shi
-1 * tempting that I hav<
| X about twice as mucl
I y usually carry in the
| X never seen goods so
| % New York and Balti:
| X Mystay of three days
| $* was one of excepti<
I | me, because it was
* v found my choice bai
% V It is my purpose to dispo
+ & rapidly as possible and immed
V turn to Dillon 1 will tell the p<
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t Y ty through the columns of Thf
I? ceptional bargains I have. PI
% *? one of the best advertising spa
% * until January 1st., 1911
I y Yours
II I. BL
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i nuw oiten nave you heard t
>portunities you have missed *
hould start you to thinking, t
: of what a few hundred dol- | 1
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ley, insted of carelessly throw-^J
latter over with us, we'll show
sral hundred dollars, and help^ | |
i our list of depositors. l |
apartment draws interest at | " * 1
onths or longer. |
anters Bank, |
J. W. GAUDY, Cashier. f 1
FUL, SECURE. f
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