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1^. Appointed for Tidal at the Fall ^ Tern of Owut of Common H Flea* for DiUon County. J Upon notice duly given a meet- <9 fug of the Bar of Dillon county, : I others practicing therein, was | held in the court house on this F the 12th day of September, A. D., f| 1910. Hon. W. J. Montgomery was ' elected chairman and O. U. Mcl.au- u rin, Gsp., requested to act as sec- ; \ retary. c< On motion the following roster to be held at the said term in the or- i Fj der, and on the days named, was | J adopted, and His Honor the pre- ii Siding Judge recmested to ohaon^ the same. L A motion was also made and ei unanimously adopted, that no Jury j case be called after Tuesday C evening of the second week of! si court, but that the balance of the term, commencing on Wednesday of s the said second week be devoted to a: the hearing and disposing of equity | f? m cases Roster of teases. M Monday, October lOth. B Pee Dee Naval Stores Co. vs. s< Robert P. Hamer.'Jr. For plaintiffs Wilcox & Wilcox, for defendant j Livingston & Gibson. T. W. Berry vs. Western Union ai Telegraph Co. For plaintiff L.W- L, ingston & Gibson, for defendants a: I .Wilcox ft Wilcox. J. M. Ratley vs. S. M. Brltt and g Lucy Davis. For plaintiff P. B. S1 Sellers and Livingston ft Gibson, p for defendants N. B. Hargrove and g W. F. Stackbouse. The Dean Stearne Pump Co. vs. ? Maple Cotton Mills. For plaintiffs p W. F. Stackhouse, for defendants g Livingston ft Gibson. Jos. Rosenheim ft Sons vs. Llv- p Ingston ft Kornblut. For plaintiffs f, Wilcox ft Wilcox, for defendants Livingston ft Gibson. E Tuesday, October 11th. \ George McDowell, et al vs Jane j*1 McDowell, et al. For plaintiffs 8 Mont inm?rv A I IHo w ^ | &V1 UCICUUUUCO I Livingston & Gibson for J. O. v Bingham. 1 John A. Hursey vs. Allen Surles * and D. H. Hyatt, executors. For > plaintiff P. B. Sellers, for defend- j ? ants J. W. Johnson. Andrew Johnson vs. L. H. Smith * and H. W. Allen. For plaintiff . * Montgomery & Lide, for defendants v M. C. Woods. |C Emanuel Johnson vs. L. H. Smith f and H. W. Allen. For plaintiff Montgomery & Lide, for defendants M. C. Woods. Wednesday, October 12th H American Jobbing Association vs. Wheeler Hardware Co. For plaintiffs Livingston & Gibson, for de- & fendants N. B. Hargrove and J. W. ! 4 Johnson. h American Manufacturing Com- e pany vs. Pee Dee Grocery Com- fj pany. For plaintiffs Livingston ]2 it Gibson, for defendants J . W. e Johnson. a Dillon Wholesale Grocery Co. vs. j, D. W. Biggs, et al. For plaintiffs a M. C. Woods and P. B. Sellers. a Smith Biscoe Shoe Co. vs. Mor- p ris Fass, trading as Globe Dry- w goods Co. For palintiffs Livingston n it Gibson, for defendant N. B. Har- a grove. t Thursday, October 18th. T. W. Berry vs. J. Q. Berry. For <j plaintiff M. C. Woods, for defend- t ant Montgomery A Llde. c D. F. McCormic vs. H. McRae. For plaintiff J. W. Johnson, for defendant N. B. Hargrove. W. T. Bethea, et al, as executors, and W. M Hamer vs. Li. B. Haselden, et al. For plaintiffs LivingIaton A Gibson and J. W. Johnson, for defendants M. C. Woods and Montgomery A Lide. /Tolar Brothers vs. Harriett B. Berry. For plaintiffs M. C. Woods, for defendant Montgomery A Lide. Friday, October 14th. J. R. Squires vs. C. V. Squires, as administrator, etc. For plaintiff Montgomery A Lide, for defendant P. B. Sellers and Livingston A Gibson. J. A. Taylor vs. W. C. Bracey. For plainaiff M. C. Woods, for defendant N. B. Hargrove. Haywood Mclver Treadwell, by John Treadwell, his guardian Ad , , Litim vs. Dillon Cotton Mills For plaintiff J. W. Johnson, for defend- I ants Livingston A Gibson. E. E. Shooter, Beui&h 8. Shooter j I and Georgia 8. Shooter vs. Mary A. 1 Shooter, M. G. Shooter and Jack i Shooter. For plaintiffs M. C. Woods, j for defendants J. W. Johnson. BeuJ. Bethes, et al vs. j. F. Al- 11 ien, et al. For plaintiffs F. D. Bryant and K. C. Sldbury, for defend-11 ants J. W. Johnson. iWserts y, October 17th. - I Frank Crawford vs. W. J. Cow-11 ard. For plaintiff Montgomery A bide, for defendants Mullin s A Mary D. Graham vs. Mutual Dees fit Lffe Insurance Co. For plaintiff J. R. Coggshall, for defendants W. Taylor. lK?r plaintiff J. W. rohnson. - # Bob J. Stearns, trading as Otbjaoin Steams 4 Co. vs. Mftrrts Pass, radtag as QJobe Drygoods Co. For ilaintlff Livingston 4 Gibson, for lefendaut N. B. Hargrove. Tuesday, October lttoh. Charlie Saleeby vs. George Courte. | 'or plaintiff Livingston & Gibson, or defendant Sellers A Moore. Jesse Cooke vs. Atlantic Coast lne R. R. For plaintiff Sellers & loo re, for defendant Wilcox A Wll- i ox. Isadore Bloom vs. John D. Hyatt, i 'or plaiutiff Sellers & Moore and . R. Coggshall, for defendant Llv-j lgston A Gibson . Henry Rouse vs. Atlantic Coast ine R. R. For plaintiff Montgomry & Lide. Schulberg & Lazarus vs. Pee Dee lothing Co. For plaintiffs Living- i .on & Gibson. 1 O. M. Page vs. The Dillon Live tock Co. For plaintiff Townsend, ' nd Rogers St McL&urin, for demdants Livingston & Gibson. Chaney Hayes et al vs. Evan fayes, et al. For plaintiffs F. D. ( ryant, for defendants J. W. John- 1 >n. j i Calendar No. 2. | i Wednesday, October ltttli. Rebecca Schafer vs. Isaac Ware, < nd D. S. Stephens. For plaintiff : lvingston & Gibson, for defend-1 nts P. B. Sellers. Ould-Carter Co. vs Dillon Dry , oods Co. For plaintiffs Living- j< ton & Gibson, for defendants N. B. j' [argrove, J. W. Johnson and Mont- '1 omery A Lide. Addie C. McEachern vs. J. C. Mc- ? lachern and J. L. McEachern. For laintiff N. B. Hargrove and W. F. tackhouse, for defendants L D Lide. W. A. Hamilton vs. W. M. Hamer. 'or plaintiff Dargan A Coggshall, or defendant Livingston A Gibson. J. D. Haselden vs. W. M. Hamer. 'or plaintiff Mullins & Hughes and Viloo x& Wilcox, for defendant Livngston & Gibson and J. W. Johnon. Annie Stephens and Ella Horn s. Bethonia Ayer Harrelson, et al. ''or plaintiffs Livingston & Gibson, or defendants Henry Buck. Catherine J. Kelley vs. W. W. lamons. For plaintiff Henry Buck. Sarah Ann Price vs. W. D. B. iayes, et al. For plaintiff Geo. H. Edwards and J. R. Coggshall. Neill Mclnnis vs. Clio Lumber "/O. For plaintiff J. W. Johnson, or defendants J. B. Gibson . 0 WILL RUN FOR OONORK88 I olicitor S|K??rs to Seek K.lection to 1 Higher Office. Darlington, Sept. 2B.?Special: | Ir. J. M. Spears, solicitor of the th judicial circuit, has stated that e will not be a candidate for relection to that office. Mr. Spears Hied out the unexpired term of the tte J. Monroe Johnson and was lected without opposition two years go for a full term, which is now list half out. Mr. Spears has made | 11 enviable reputation for fearless nd fast fighting as solicitor, dis nstng of the work of the Court i rith extraordinary speed, his work meeting the approval of the people ,nd the highest commendation from he presiding judges. Mr. Spears intends io be a caniidate for Congress from this disrlct two years hence. He is a good ampaigner and "takes with the >oys," consequently his opponents, vhoever they may be, can count on l fast race. * Robert MacFarlan, Esq., a mem>er of the Darlington Bar and at resent Judge of Probate for Darington county and chairman of the *ounty Democratic executive committee, announces that he will be i candidate for the scholarship of .he 4th circuit in 1912 to succeed Jolicitor J. M. Spears. Mr. MacFaran was born in Chesterfield county, graduated at the South Carolina College and has lived in Marion ind Darlington counties since thai time. Mr. MacFarlan is well known in :.he Pee Dtee section as one of the iblest and most painstaKlng practitioners at the Bar, and he will loubtless make a very efficient ofTlcer if elected. 0 NOTICE. Notice ia hereby given that the i >x books for Dillon county will be ! open for the collection of taxes: Prom Oct. 16th, 1910 to March 15th, 19H. 1 The following penalties will be added: January, one per cent., February, I two per cent, March, seven per sent. All persona between the ages of 21 and 60, except Confederate soldiers and those otherwise exempt by law are liable for poll tax. The commutation of two dollars (2.00) can he paid tlU March 1st, 1911.' All persons between the age of 11 and 66 are liable. TV state, county and S mile con Rt It rational la 16 9-4 Mm / fK wuviac school dirt have extra levees: ^ a Carolina No. I, 3 mills. Little Hpck No. 4. 6 mills Reedy Creek No. 4, 4 mills. Hamer No. 7, 2 mills. Dillon No. 8, 8 mills. New Holly No. 10. 3 mills. vr- ?? uiu^uaui iiu, 11, 2 millB. Kentfre No. 12, 2 mills. Union No. 13, 6 mills. Pages Mill No. 14, 6 mills. Mt. C&lvery No. 15, 4 mills. Kemper No. 16, 3 mills. Bermuda No. 17, 3 mills. Manning No. IS, 3 mills. Mt Andrew, No. 19, 3 mills Latta No. 20, 8 mills Dalcho No. 21, 2 mills. Oak Grove No. 22, 4 mills. Pleasant Illil No. 25, 6 mills Folk No. 20, 5 .oPIe. Anyone wishing to pay taxe< mall can get the amounts prom by writing me. W. Mclnnls 9-22-tf Treas. Dillon Cou o NOTICE. Is hereby given that the Cour Common Pleas for Dillon coi will convene a 10 o'clock a. m. Monday, the 10th of October, 1! it Dillon, S. C. John C. Behea, 9-16-3t C. C. C. C 0 Died. Mrs. Alice James, wife of Mr. ?ro James, and daughter of Mr 3. Bryant, near Latta, S. C., < an last Friday and was burlel Reedy church, below Marlon, bereaved relatives have our a pathy. D. S. A. Georgia I We arc offering for sale h the well known counties of 8n Monroe, Jones, Worth and otlu We now offer 950 acres 08O acres in Bibb county, SJtO.OO per acre. 500 acres in Sumter coui 1,000 acres in Worth co gin, fhfiO.OOO.OO. ?An i? *? * .FW nvi CO All our^c count 113 acreo in DeKalb coui 2,300 acres in Dougherty plows now running, 3,000,000 We have a number of sn we can sell on annual easy to us exceptional advantages foi secure money when desired. Send for our list of farm I The Georgia Mi KEEP YOUR $1 ooo oc The North State Life C., will pay to any young mai who will deposit witfi the coi above reward spot cash, an every year. In event of del will be paid to his estate. T. T if- T uue insurance companies in erA institutions when they i court the closest inquiry into assert that we can give a be any responsible Life Insurai The North State issues all fo era needs. The North State Life has th lives insured than any other O Is your life insured? If not, than ineligibility?^why you sho If insured, are you adequatelj life insurance he sufficient, to accustomed to living? Why n ance irtan now?to-day. C. ? Best cod tracts for Agen PLOV^ VOW WILL NOT WORK YC FROM US LIGHT-RUNNING WHEN YOU NEED NEW T WARE Or ANY KIND. COM! WE SHALL GIVE YOU A WITH VS. M HEELE, 4 vW''- "*' ' '-r ^ Under and by virtue of executions to me delivered and directed I will sell before the building occupied as the court house in the town of Dillon, in county and state aforesaid, on salesday in November next, within the legal hours to the I highest bidder for cash, all the! right, title and interest of J. N. < Hamilton and Chancey Hamilton | in and to the following described j tract of land, situate in said county j and state, to wit: Beginning at a point where the' land of Joseph Mclntyre cornered! on the North Carolina state line j and Allen Eden's land, running tnence in a southern direction down j i by a small branch which did separate | ptly the land of Joseph Mclntyre, from tbence to Allen Eden's until the , said line, thus running, reaches the nty. bridge on said branch In public road, then in an easterly direction to the said state line to the begint of nlng corner. inty The same being the land convey- | ' on ed by A. and W. McQueen to said 910, Hamiltons by deed dated I day of December, 1891. . P. Levied under execution in favor! of J. W. Dillon & Son, an others, Clc_ against Baid Hamiltons and against . H. J. N. Hamilton Individually, died 1 at S. V. Lane, Sheriff, The Dillon County. ,ym" Sept. 26th, 1910. rarms for Sale. uhIs in all parts of tisorgia, including i inter, Colquitt, Houston, Dougherty, Bibb, | i in Bibb county at 818.50 per acre. only one mile from railroad station, I ity, $ 18.00 per acre. iinty with water (tower, grist, mill and | y at #4.00 per acre. nty, siv miles from Atlanta, 113.500.00. county, railroad station on place, 20 . feet of lumber on place, $20,000.00 tall places acquired by foreclosure which I mis, and our farm loan business gives assisting purchasers of large places to' lands. Loan & Trust Co. icon, Ga. 1 MONEY AT HOME. 1 DC\A/ADn i luvvnnu Insurance Company, of Kinston, N. a of good habits and 20 years old npany $49.10 each year for 20 years d besides, pay him a nice dividend ith prior to maturity of bond $1,000 his is one of the strongest Southern operation. Patronize your Southire worthy of your confidence. We the standing of this company and tter and less expensive policy than ice Company operating in this State, rms of modern poilcies to meet mode distinction of having more Carolina srolina company, can you give any good reason?other uld not insure? r insured? Will the income from your provide for your family as they are now et send for the North State Life Insur\rickman, Mjerr. Dillon, S. C., P. O. Box 571. tsPEantbrj 1ENERAL MDVARE v )VR STOCK SO HARD IF YOU BUY IMPLEMENTS. MINGS FOR THE FARM. OB HARD SQUARE DEAL. THIS IS A HORRY 1 styles. Harness to From one hund tired and ffty Bu and other vehicle mark of genuinem I that lends distinct! floors. Also from fifty Farm Matrons, all IT'S UP 1 A HOLLIL r? n LOi Dillon, R. L Don't take pills and violent pur matters worse. They don't cure. Te iousness, Indigestion and all Liver t mony with nature. Dr. Richardson has been pres< years and says he does not k will give such good rei Why not try a medicine when its effects are so very successful in almost every case where it is used and when we offer some of our own personal guarantete that it will not cost you one cent if it does not do what we claim. That is a reasonaLel proposition that you believe what we say or at least give it a thorough trial when we take a risk. These are facta we want the people to substantiate and when they try R. L. T. we know they will un- ' hPoUotinirlv at.rrou mlth > wk.n ?? assert that there Is no better reme- ( dy on the market. R. L. T. is a j medicine prepared by a Physician's ? prescription (Dr. J. M. Richardson, t of Anderson, 8. C.) which he used j with wonderful success for at least . 25 years. We are daily receiving , good reports about this medicine and we know if all who are in need of a Liver medicine (most of us t are) wouud give R. L. T. a fair filial ihfiv wmilM t# ? thoroughly reliable remedy and { would not be without it in their homea. It aids and cures Indlges- ] tion, cleanses the Liver of all iin- 1 purities and a better tonic cannot be found. It tones up the whole ( system and prepares you for spring weather. Now, we Insist that you ( 1 try R. L. T., beginning at once, and ' if after a fair trial you are not sat- < lsfled tell us, and we will cheerful- ] ly and promptly return your money < without question. Call at Evan Pharmacy and see testimonials from I leading cltisens of our city. I MANUFACTURKI* AND Chiquaoia Anderso For Sa E*wu PWmcy, Dilloo, S. C r " ' i *1 j>- - ft 4 ?h?bwmmmmmsm i day's. I ummmmmmm ublk hundred nets, all select from. erd to one hun- ^ Sgles, Carriages ?, bearing the Ms and quality, on always on our to one hundred H kinds. ro YOU. T wi I "ABLES I S. C. I * . T. gatives. They only make bad ike R. L. T. for Constipation, Bilroubles. Its acts in perfect har:ribing continuously for 25 now of any rymedy that, lults, as this remedy. I have been using Richardson's I have been using "Richardson's Liver Tonic" in my home for some nonths past and find it an excelent preparation. It has served as i substitute for calomels, giving the leslred effect without the usual lausea following a doss of calomel, ind lenvfnr the liver In nnrmal or ;ivity. I reccommend it without lesitation. A. J. CAUTHEN, Presiding Elder Anderson District. 1 always keep on hand a bottle >f R. L. T. 1 have used it in my 'amily with most satisfactory remits for liver troubles, for dlgesion and as a general tonic T vnino t very highly and kn:>w om >erlence that it does : i i; >lalmed for it. (Signed ( P. B. WE) Pastor St. John's M< i; ai shurch, Anderson, S. ? Chiquola DVug Co. - s. c. Dear 8irs:?In respt jc to your nquiry, cheerfully state that I have ised R. L. T. ii my family for several years with every beneficial remits. I have personally used it recently for It* tnnt* -?' * seen much benefitted. For chronic !onstipatlon, Indigestion and torpid f liver, I do not know a better rem-tl idy. J ',4 GEO. E. PRINE, J .i Judge of 10th Circuit. QUARANTF.Rn nv Drug to. f J. 8; Darn, Marion, 8. f '" '*5 '