The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, October 13, 1910, Image 12

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***? TX* j Mr*. C. R.?f-V. JW4lW. some o/ the yo? " 7 ~ZTZ few married coupy .*?/!?? thai evening with c ft' Ajfifcti--- pnyabh dice party, in ho u 11 Hampton of Nort ? ? tables were arrant ^ 1H 1 nc' Over each tabl^ % white heart* witij n .lie rei eating the numb* ' a The punch table, < ' the first * * decern,on* was 7,7 fZ-r*/<? Mr*, n . Chester i -oh, .? 1 ttal Cathryn Whitley. ! ;> tr :.<Us Cbltt took of punch b r ' xioni the name. T ^ HA kept by Mr. A. Charleston. Afte noi played it was fou. ;T "ni mi nie Anderson and rough. ? -orod at ;.y? were presented wii poP dice,and a picture ' :e . ter / fell to Mrs, C. H ' ad I Mr. T. L. Manninj v N5 . ,, * 1C ; Of was scr.ed directlj e it followed by cafe i i ani was assisted in ? l?ni Nina Devid, Alice n' Carmichael, Otis " Lane. The Ruec ' ' "O. I^ena Hampton. ( ' Bonnie Anderson, ;.? v. ? and Grace Hamei ( B Bessie Lane, Lilli Braddy, Kate Bri Ve V< don McLaurin, T. oadwel S. Dwight, S. S. 8 i>- I pro kin, Otis Page, J. > lit P. Lane. R. L. 1 ,r . , tha F Workman, A. and Mrs. T. L. 1 ' rong Mrs, W. Chester " *>eel Mrs. Charles Bui welv< Fred Clark. i ver fv Within three 1 ! i . a. bu received a messa f J? ter would be mntr ?; ? encc to be i > pre m appendicitis, ( bale M Berry went automobile, boar * 'waiting at the :lcallj his daughter to % lan<* firmaiy and th< Th that the operut e8 U8 formed und that dg wJ resting easily. oomplished in t ' J man Berry was is s ill at lier 1 dlfficul The local phys 0 thre McLeod that sh ... , . tsiblc t . over on a spec eration. I mine ' ,e^ ing notice of h ture ar by phone nnd interesi physicians to ti *hat tw Mr. Berrj left nd wha he arrived the waiting at the ' * ? from Maron to ia 33 minutes, able pro ter he left Dillo > selection been performed follow was recovering choosing the ether. Mis .t i I- each o ing rapidly andl est bolli turn in a few ,r of thes< would have bee He hai years ago. perimen t e centei Court of < I : minatioi The fall tern''"l 1 aSaln8' Common 1'ieas from th< with Judge De ' eed fron to the hour of little progress lr* ?oar<* There are over ing ?ee< the H/vnlro^ .v..-j i ",lu ?r has ai ? half of them w thla term. O. ? "e better been heard up ' venture 1 The case of B 'lde som ton Telegr iph ilka out o time of the r ,r< h lng hegim suited In a v> ant compar 7. * ~ Dee Naval St1 IV< ,. Hamer, Jr.. v^. , yesterday aft? In aeaaion tw ' - endale He, _ _ slater tow Among; tti< ;y COme ' v?- rnnsnh. r*%^ nave openel , ary by r? cently la the same peopl The proprietc n Charlestoi a son of Rm '4 h Barnwell < cansln of He ? some com tie Rock. M , J, e to get a< business at of city folki eight years _____ wide expert* n ~ ~~ conduct a sn - h in a8rlcu eery in the a,, 1(; ... would be a by the Peopl. ,l*e an agr and his fanu ^ a count cordial wale.. . ? ?mpi i' for the erei WS3HT P<? t. , (g. ? tno* 1 Competitive i \"f d ,<1*T fine ca date* at I i vrod nets and tii I I I .. ?r '? t go to mak Notice is he i;W v, n. fajr Ract will be a tot v, In Florence, f durln* th of applicant; Jons could li cadetship at ttract peopl Ho,," an"*> wei, 8. C.. ? examination, t ' n ,.Ufl 8. C. ? race trae might lake this matter under con* sideratlon. We believe it would be an excellent thing for the county. < It would tend to stimulate an interim est in the growing of prise crops i |and would be the means of bringing * the farmres closer together. ti Many of the leading stores in the * larger centers of population are 1 setting a mighty good example In * I the matter of early closing. As one 1 ot our contemporaries says, "the ' practice of keeping stores opou on i Saturday night until midnight, in 3 ' . this day of the telephone, modern I r; delivery systems, etc., should be _ i t stopped." Not only should the t stores have regular closing hours on Saturday nights, but they should B be closed at regular hours every " night in the week. Ixrnger hours . i are exacted from the clerks than ' j from any other class of laboring x people. In the fall and winter I months the working days are from 12 to 15 hours long and it is con. trar.v to the laws of nature for man i to work more than 10 hours out of ' twenty-four. By shortening the I hours the earning capacity of the i tlerkp would be greatly increased. 5 A man who Is kept at his work ' ' from seven in the morning until " I ten or eleven at night cannot re' | tain the vigor of body and mind 1 : necessary to produce the best re amis in inese days of lively com1 ! petition, and the man who requires B | of his employees more hours than y j the laws of nature allow Is follow^ | ing the foolish policy of stopping 1 ; up the spigot and opening the bungy , hole. We should be glad to see the j earl> closing hours adopted in Dill8 j on all the year round. The pub> lie would soon become accustomed r-jto the change and the merchant 8 would reap an additional profit ? in the saving of lights and fuel ** and in the increase in the efficiency of his help. In the city of New y ; York business is suspended in the ? I jobbing districts at 1 o'clock on I- Saturday afternoons, while many ? : of the larger department stores j ? . close at 6 p. m. The working hours " in the north are shorter than those e ) in the south, but it is a well-known I ? ' fact that the average working man 0 in the north produces more in t eight hours than the average work- j - tng man in the south produces in ten. The explanation is found in , - the eight-hour law which obtains * in all labor unions. The working- j men are kept in the pink of physi- ! >' cal condition and they are always s teady for an emergency. 1 0 Maple Dots. " I G. E. Rancke, of Lumber ton, visr ited Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Lane last 1 I week. 1 O. C. Webster went to Charles3 ton Saturday to accompany his 1 mother home, who has been at the hospital for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Berry went i to Marion Monday, n J. M. Surles visited in the Buck Swamp community Suuday. J. R. Jackson went to Charleston 1 Saturday. e The Manning school ha? nnanaH if , with Miss Lela Berry as teacher. , Another teacher will he employed as soon as the attendance grows larger. J. E. Henry, of Latta. was In this section last week. \ ,1. W. Snipes visited his brother | near Kemper Sunday. Two unknown parties passed j 1 through this section Sunday ntght and disturbed some of the citizens ir by cursing and tearing down part of "" a rail fence and throwing it in the 'e road. It seems that their aim was 1( to raise a row with someone. I Born to Mr and Mm u * " ' .... o. tx. a, naix~ ley, a girl. Simon. ' ___ 1_ Hale Under Kxecution. n Under and by virtue of an execution lodged in my office, issued by ~ the Clerk of Court of Dillon Couny ty in the case of W. M. Monroe i le against N. B. McKenzie and M. B. j. McKenzie, I have levied upon and d will sell before the court house door in Dillon, 8. C., on Monday, t_ November 7th, 1910 within the usu'? al saleshours all the right, title and ;e interest of the said M. B. McKenzie 4 in all that certain tract of land sit-, i unted in Dillon county. South Car- j ? I oltn-? ? , ?...*.iu*us aevomy-ntne acre*,? ? more or less, bounded on the north e by the lands of N B. McKenxle . and Id. B. McKenxie, east by the r- lands known as the Carmlchael j t lards, 00* beloOglnx to <tnH I' H. H. Moore, south b,> the lands of N. B. McKenxle, ^tid ?st by the I McKensie. This tract betas tb tract of land devised to th? said M. B. McKensie under the will oi his father, Daniel J. McKensle Terms of sale cash. Purchaser t< pay for papers. 8. V. Lane, 10-20-3t. Sheriff of Dillon County Hale Under Execution. Under an by virtue of an execution lodged in iny office. Issued by the Clerk of Court of Marlon county In the case of W. Stackhousc against Mrs. Lou F. Utley, I hav? levied upon and will sell before the court house door in Dillon county S. C., on Monday. November 7th 1910 within the usual saleshouri alt the right, title and interest oi the said Mrs. Lou F. Utley in all that certain tract of land situated in the county of IMllon (formerly Marlon county.) In the State ol South Carolina, containing thirteen hundred acres, more or less, bounded 011 the north by the run of Little Pee Dee river; on the east by the estate lands of White Johnson lands of Alexander Hayes and others; on the south by the Robertf lands, and on the west by the lande of Leroy Alford, Giles Floyd and others. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. S. V. Lane. 1 0-2n-.1t Qharlft' J 11 n * -- v UMVOll U1 LTI1IUII vouuiy, The lllu Marshal. I*ee Dee Advocate. Marshal C. W. Wiggins, who lefl Clio several days ago on account ol the excitement occasioned by tht striking and seriously hurting Rod McLucas. came to Bennettsvillc Saturday and gave band for his appearance at court next March. Magistrate Mclnnis fixed the bond al <200. If it has the word "Rexal" on tlw package its pure and is absolutel) guaranteed. Evans' Pharmacy. "special" 1"column' There is much care taken in th? presenting of good offers of ever) .<-iii>v ui uur iraufra as in a matter concerning our own investment There are opportunities in this column which it will pay you to investigate. Each offer is classified tc make it easy, as well as interesting reading and you can depend upon its reliability. FOR SALE. 359 acres of land within 3 1-2 miels of Fayetteville and within 1 1-2 miles of Hope Mills, level land land and 100 acres just cleared 325 out of the 359 acres can b? worked. Price $10,000. I. E. Brad dy, Tar Heel, N. C. Farms For Sale tiheap Until January 1st, 1911. Those wishing to buy lands it Georgia while yet cheap will do wel to correspond or come to see m? quickly. Prices are advancing be yond all expectation to the natives I have several good farms, from 5( to 100 acres clear on each. Healtl good. Terms can be made. 9-22-tf James S. Tart. Oliver, Screven county, Georgia. FOR HALE. 1,700 acres of good farming lain for sale. About 175 acres cleared About 2,000,000 feet of saw mil timber. Will sell for part eash balance on good terms. Want ti sell at once. Write me at Tabor N. C.. R. F. D. No. 1. W. K. Holt. FOR HALE. One hundred acres of land in thi northern part of Dillon county, for inerly owned by the late Rev. H M. Brearley. One third cleared, t.h< remainder covered with the nativi growth of hickory, oak and pine Apply to Mrs. E. W. Brearley, R F. D. No. 3, BishopviUe, S. C. 10-13-2t. FOR HALE. A two-story house for sale cheap Apply bo W. C. Bracv. FOUND.?A watch charm in th Dillon court house. Owner can ge same by applying to T. F stf?nia< FOK MALIC. Georgia cane syrup at 35 cent per gallon. In 35 gallon barrels. A! so homs-made vinegar at 20 cent per gallon. Terms cash. W. H Davis, 1308 Taylor St., Columbia 8. C ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. All persons holding claims agaim the estate of W. J. Page, deceased are hereby notified to file the nm.m< with the undersigned within th time required by law, and all per sons failing to file same withii said time this notice will be pleai in bar of their recovery. All poi sons indebted to said estate will al *o make immediate payment to th undersigned as administrator. Tronk M. Page. Ad in in 1st ratoi Dillon. 8. C.. Oct. 1st. 1910. 14t ( 1 ay jmm ^ r 1.' --1... 'i - ? m ;W De [jj Hc^^dij : rS To r,ot ?? rv * HKCi ?~ | i 1= ! I 1i 1 ih ak U COI I ^^\s? ! jjt . % | <litur . * | "" I ! ," - ?* * (lenin J wort I b J you i - * ? Th b + *tol* e bw i i m n* PQ I % cuihu 03 1 ? """" w ! i ~ * * come i dep. 03PS3S3 ?jt" -dAi ?9?5?HHE Tis f partment Stc :> You Like ,' " ?" 1*" ' 9 ' ' 8r wNER JF' BB ? . - jC iff:B V*l^Ec^ ;~ - J *K is the Your Clothes ll'SK: OUR CJOODN ARK KI(>HT. OUR PRICKS AK KH1HT OUR STYLKS ARK Kit JHT. a e Clothes you buy meant; quite lsideiable outlay,?the e\pen- jsR e of a good many dollars in ourse of a year. 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