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' 'Z'' ! ^ Zo! lork ivhere he TAf ?l?ys buying tb? XT4 goods obulnV>l? The new Fa jVj x shoes has arrive V* *ou are cortlinll lit ihN|(Uise. You ?*m /iml Af where the stock 4X4 ished, L. Cottii | . Ill WATCH tAf m L. COTTI ?4? 4^4 4^4 4^4 sfV a^a 4^4 sfV A < ** * ? { * fr 4--fr < ! + 4 ?be BtUon I)cralb. Established April 18M4. A. B. JORDAN, Editor. Subscriptions?By the year $I.3< or 15 cents a month for less thar one year. All subscriptions payabh in advance after January 1, 1911 Advertisements?dl.OO per lnc for the first Insertion, subsequen insertions 50 cents per inch. Lega advertisements at the rates allowe jy law. Local reading notices a 10 cents per line for the first insei tlon, end 5 cents per line for a subsequent insertions. Liberal coi traces made for three, six and twe e months. Write for rates. Obit aries, tributes of respect, resolutior cards of thankB and all notices t a personal or political characti are charged for as regular adve Using. Contract? for advertising n< subject to cancellation after fin insertion. Communications?We are alwa; Klad to publish news letters pe talning to matters of public inte est. We require the name and a< dress of the writer in every case. N article which is defamatory or o fensively personal can find place i our columns at any price, an we are not reapousible for opinior expressed in any communication. DILLON. 8. C? 8KPT. IS, J910. REFUSES TO FAY HUSBAND' BILLS. In a Unique Statement Wife Ih Clares She Will <Jet Along Better Without Him. Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Sept. 10.People of this section of the Stat are warned to-day by Mrs. Theres Roeengrant, a well known residen of South Bridge street, at Tunk hannock, not to harbor her hus band. She declares she will no pay bills contracted by him, as h left his board and took his be witn mm. She says in the odd advertise ment: Whereas, my husband, Georg Rosengrant, son of the late Joh Rosengrant and Maria Rosengran formerly of Forkton township, ha left the house rented by me, and fc which 1 paid the rent, and has lei my board and taken his bedstea along w'th him and sold it, this i to warn all persons not to harbor c to trust him on my account, froi this date, as I will pay no bills c his contracting." "1 shall comntinue to pay m rent and keep up my table in th usual form in his absence nnn ? log one less to feed, I will be pai doned. 1 think, if I live in bette style than formerly. "There is a hard winter creei ing along and he may incite you sympathies to trust him on my a< count, seeing that am doing ver well, thank you, but you Just kee in mind that you have received thi warning and govern yourself a< cordingly." ?t? A new enterprise in Dillon is th Dillon Motor Car Co., which ha been incorporated by Messrs. C. I. Wheeelr and A. J. C. Cottinghan] The new company will have it shops on Bast Main street, opposlt E. T. Elliott's stables, where the have erected a neat and convenien rage The company will deal li automobiles, do general repair wor! and carry all supplies for the mos popular machines. The active man I agemcnt of the company will be ii the usnds of Mr. H. L. Williams, o Wilmington, who is recommended a an expert In his line and all bus! ness entrusted to him will b thoroughly and accurately executed A few drops of carbolic acid addi to the water In which cute, burn m. and bruises are washed will act a jj|. a disinfectant and greatly lease E KSI STORE Dl TOWH11 left on Saturday1 ten and you ofcn "< hi(a?ielp(iia and New tinfcham's." / .''will spehd several Tailor m?/Ar clothei ? beet and newest Select th^oodii fron > In the mark^^ best hoi^s in the co u SUJCK ui uwi^it xuaranrf a III lor J' d at this store *n<V W y sell for the y invited to inspect \llohf, and The Roya \jfne very best atte the choicest goods : fuftomers here. Our ;H are kept replen- M T^SW'elch, \V. J. t lgham Co. buys of- McIntjV L. Cottlngl - THIS - S Very truly yours NGHAM N. # ; < v < -> < <' < v < ^ * * <- < ? ? > * % W1 I*************************** **<??< ^ you 11 chased from a mail order 1 i- even a hardware store. l'n The jeweler, who takes pi is expert, a specialist, wants t ][ Of course, your jeweler ca r. demand it, but he would rath >c ment. is the most dependable. Bt lv If you are going to purchi _ W watch talk with y Bell & Jordan, T ;0~ We also carry a full line fn cut glass and sterling silve d jewelery reparing a special Bell & Jordan, S ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. ( Under and by virtue of a decre- ' ' civ tal order made by the Hon. J. W. j ^ DeVore, presiding Judge. in the caa case of C. T. O'Ferrall, as Admin- 8^ e istrator of the personal estate of a Julitt McCall, deceased, against QQt 1 Sarah McCall, and others, I will sell, at public auction, to the highest egt bidder for cash, before the build- ^ 1 ing now used as a court house in e the town of Dillon, in the county of ^ Dillon and State aforesaid, on the 3rd day of October, 1910, the same being sales day, during the regular ajQ nuurs 01 saie, an me roiiowing ae- gcr e scribed real estate, situate and be- jn n lng in the town of Dillon, in the t L county of Dillon and State afore- a 8 said, and described as follows; >r One lot on the west side of Rail- ?? > as road avenue and at the juncture of gu, d same with Hampton street; fronting OQ 18 thirty feet on the said Railroad ba( ,r avenue and running back Beventy jor u feet, and being the same lot on an) ,f which the said Juitt McCall lived at the time of his death, and the y same conveyed to him by J. D. I? ttllf McLucas, as Master of said county , of Marion. One other lot on the west side r of railroad avenue and at the juncture of the same with Johnson < street, fronting fifty feet on said r Railroad avenue and running back one hundred and fifty (150) feet \ y and being the same lot conveyed to ord p the said Juiltt McCall by D. W. of g Cooper, and on which there are Chi three houses. vs. One other lot as follows: All fen o that certain niece narppl int nt >? v r ? i ? v. .^v i?lU g land, situate in said town of Dillon, the (> in the county and State aforesaid, Coi i. measuring fifty (50) feet on First Cai 8 avenue and extending back one tha e hundred and fifty (150) feet to in y lot of A. W. Bethea, Jr., and shi] t bounded north by lot of J. A. Mc- me n Call, east by first avenue; south by of k lot of said J. A. McCall and west by hut t lot of A. W. Bethea, Jr. or w Terms of sale: Cash. Purchaser the a to pay for all papers. Ian [ C. T. O'Ferrall, by Administrator, and r Dillon, S. C., Sept. 14. 1910. 3t on e o Moi L. To make candied cherrins, clip Mo< half the stem from each cherry, J. 1 ? prick a hole in each with a clean cha needle, place in a wide-mouthed bot- as tie, pat in liberal quantity of crush- 1 t ed rack candy, fill with brandy and sal. [at ir i i Uet it at Cot- | E t at this jitore. > j mm 11 three of the } jT ' ] iint ry and we jVj | j ^ ou- iStiS Griffon, The 2^< >! H il Tailors. Jo!!; p ntion is given tA' | j ' salesmen are 4A ' ' "authen, D. R. Q ill >TORE! 1|| sijii 1PANY. jXjf < ^ it A < 1 : =i ! : [an On Earth si OW5 WHICH IS B; E BEST WATCH il I EARTH BETTER 58; AM YOUR JEWELER, 2 ! J|i e jewelers, who do not have g| ckford Watches, may offer n the kind which can be pur 91 house, a department store, or J ide in the fact that he is an 5 t) sell you the best. H n sell you something else, if you | er give you what, in his judf v we, it will pay you to have a B n he Jewellers o i of jewelry, diamonds, sr. Fine watch and E lty- \ a Dfcs.c.a _ ; MASTER'S SALES. \ || Pursuant to the Decretal O^derjH en by hia Honor Judge J. W. ; B vore, presiding Judge, In the i e of Jacob A. Hampton, as As- ^ nee, plaintiff against W. E. ^ mpton and others, defendants,, H .ice is hereby given that I will > I at public auction to the h^gh- j H bidder, for cash, on the tirst H nday in October, 1910, during j | i regular sale hours, before H building now used as the Court1 H use in the town of Dillon, in K i county of Dillon and State BE resaid, all of the following de- W ibed real estate, situated and be- H the town of Dillon, in the coun- H ui unimn ana mate aforesaid, 1 bounded und described as fol- h ra. to wit: Being lot number 3?, per plat made by J. M. Johnson, i M \reyor, measuring forty (40) feet H| Fourth avenue and running B| :k therefrom one hundred and B| ty (140) feet, at right angles, 18 1 bounded on the north by lo( of ! f Johnson, east by Dui^an I ight, south by Calhoun street, j ^ 1 west by Fourth avenue. | Hj Terms of sale: Cash. Purchaser'H pay for papers. A. B. Jordan. 19 Master. H Sept. 14tb, 1910. 3t MASTKR'fi SALES. Jnder and by virtue of a decretal | ler of the Court of Common Pleas H Dillon county in the case of R| irles Moody et. al., Plaintiff's H Ferdinand Rogers et. al., De- K rlants, the Master wjll sell on H nday, October 3rd, 1910, within H usual sales hours before the HI art House door at Dillon, South RE 'olina to the highest bidder all RE t certain tract of land situated, Hi Hillsboro and Carmlchael town- H ps in the county of .Dillon, (for- Hj rly Marion county) in the State B South Carolina, containing four ldred and forty-five acres, more B less, bounded on the north by B Smith lands and the Estate S5 da of J. C. Miller; on the East j the lands of S. W. Stephens B I the Estate lands of J. C. Miller; g the south by the lands of E. V. SE ods, B. A. Moody and .J D. ' fl ody; on the west by the lands of E D. Moody and the E. D. Carani- j B el lands, this tract being known ta the Sand Ridge Bay Place. gj Perms of sale: Cash . ifl A. B. Jordan, Master. DUloa County. B M . 1 "Beware of tli $ When they come B \ * Ts a maxim as old as the hills, but like wine-r-it gets < this fact we are going to give you something, if you'l t * * * *> ! THE. PP ? * I * f * ? * * On several hundred dollars worth of stationery that w ( * * our store on March 13th. This stationery is just as the day it came from the factory, except the covers t< ? + we were wating to get into new quarters. The pape J soiled. This lot of stationery will be sold absolutely ! A T i /\ i yv t \ / \ ' I X * x / \ ! , / x 5 In order to make room for a newer and fresher line 1 J is your opportunity. We are willing- to lose tho prof : \ * our stock of stationeay is not new and up to-<\ate, ' % s * eludes Fine Linen Tablets, Cloth Finish Tablets, z * Stationery, Fen and Pencil Tablets, Visiting Cards, !l ' 1+ everything found in the stationery line. I TUP I AAA I lilt LUM I j An expert cannot detect the slightest injury to it. ' 'Mi order to show to the publio, that iyis our purpose to s 4 standard beyond question. i ITUF III i illLi 1U 1 /7 V'' BOOK ! U? (vH fi }B ie Greeks!"! 'earing Gifts. ZMM better with age. 'Notwithstanding: ^ I only cgfl and get it. It is +B EOFIT 1 re saved from the fire which destroyed good as new, it is absolutely as good as : 5 the packages which have faded while +H r itself is absolutely untouched and unDST V 2H * ,a" """.1 Defore the recent advance in price. +h it rather than {jive the impression that +H* The lot that will be offered for sale in- Jg Cloth Finish Envelopes, Fine Box $5 Invitation Cards and something of IS OURS | We are simply making the sacrifice +3 keep our line of stationery up to a 41 XALDjj liHAnn - 11UKE II Th I ' 1B V ? . . . f J