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HEAVY FINES. ^?'l?o Sold a Quart and a Pin ed *800?White Man Pays *1,000. Negro L Advocate. DeVore is the first Judg us been here in some tlm Pre Pas laid a heavy hand on th Juf tigers. At nearly ever wAo 1 somebody haB been convicte* who.Uing liquor, but in nearly ever blinpnce the judge has Imposed th cot**' lowest sentence allowed by lav of / sometimes suspended part o li^ fine. y No so with Judge DeVore. Ii 'sentencing Robert Bennett, who wa convicted on the testimony of on j negro witness. Judge DeVore sai< he made it a rule, when he alk>wei an alternative fine at all for sell ing liquor, he tried to make the fin sufficient to take up all the profit made by the seller. In this case h thought $300 would be sufficien to cover Beunett's profits. J. Willie Jackson, the white ma: from the eastern part of the coun ty charged with selling liquor plea' guilty and asked for the merc>' o the court. There were three indict ments against him, and Judge Dc Vore gape him the limit of the fin allowed in each case. $500 or si months on the chaingang. Thi made a total of $1,500 or 1 months on the chaingang. Judg Devore suspended Ve of the fine during good behavior, and Jackso paid over to the county a thousam dollars. Jackson was then arrested by United States deputy marshal an< placed under a thousand dollor bon to appear in the United States cour to answer to the charge of retail ing without license. 0 MISS F,UK I NS Quietly left WaljJe^^it Miss Katl^^ \ .us, the beau tiful dau^ . the United State Senator Stepnen B. Rlkins, slippe< out of the Waldorf Hotel the othe day with her mother and two broth era and, without leaving word wher they were going, took automobile across town and over to Jersey City where they boarded a special trail for their West Virginia home. Miss Elkins wis extremely anx ious to avoid annoyance by inter ? icTvcia w uu luc cici utii qucBiiui) "Are you going to marry the Duk of the Abrutzl?" She and th members of the family sent a not to the clerk of the hotel tellin{ him where to send the bill and thei departed before breakfast. Mis Elklns plainly intimated on her ai rival from abroad that she wa home "to be an American" and tha there was no chance of her becom ing the Duchess of the Abruzz One of the cabled statements thu she was to embrace Catholicisir marry the Duke and take to hii is OOO AOA nf Pnn Wllrina' hor West Virginia cash she declared t be maliciously false. 0 E. R. Liles, district manager c the Jefferson Standard Life Insui ance Co., spent a few days las week with his mother, Mrs. J. H Hamer. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that th \ tj-x books for Dillon county will b * * ? .vppen for the collection of taxe \^,?m Oct. 15th, 1910 to March 15tl has bW Mrs La following penalties will b home Tu led by M'Airy> one 1*er cent-? February jr cent, March, seven pe ?Vsons between the ages o and M. C. except Confederate sol over in the: thOHe otherwise exemp day last WLe jia)uie f0r poi| ^ax VYm. Much^mmutatlon of two dollar Miss qban be paid till March 1st daughter ^All persons between the age Bethea, jand 65 are liable, bring m/ state, county and 3 mile con to theytional is 13 3-4. \Vj/hfc following school district with^e extTa levees: Carolina No. 2, 3 mills. /' Little Rock No. 4, 6 mills. Reedy Creek No. 6, 4 mii!l ^ Homer No. 7, 2 mills. Dillon No. 8, 8 mills. ; New Holly No. 10, 3 mills. ' Bingham No. 11, 2 mills. Kentyre No. 12, 2 mills. Union No. 13, 6 mills. Pages Mill No. 14, 6 mills. Mt. Calvery No. 15, 4 mills. Kemper No. 16, 3 mills. Bermuda No. 17, 3 mills. Mr,>.n<n. 1 O O HI Mctlllllllg A O | O I4IIIIO. Mt Andrew, No. 19, 3 mills. Latta No. 20, 8 mills Dalcbo No. 21, 2 mills. Oak Grove No. 22, 4 mills. Pleasant Iliil No. 25, 6 mills. Folk No I'O, ? mills. Anyone wishing to pay taxes b mail can get the amounts promptl by writing me. W. Mclnnis, 9-22-tf Treas. Dillon Count] ! ~ I it Make Your Plan: It Is the One an e The Fair will be open at nl| More and better attract Ion*, e Finer and more general exli y A trip to the Fair Is a eanir It is money well Invested, d All the railroads otter chea| y High Class Attt> actions at Th 6 Remember the rf' October 3 I, Nove the State's Capital. If vou want inforniati< 8 * e > John I*. Mobley, Preside] d tary, Lexington, d Your relatives and frit always are. e s _ ? : plov ' haw s " YOU WILL, NOT WORK 1 r FROM US LIGHT-RUNNIN : WHEN YOU NEED NEW ; WARE OF ANY KIND, CO! * WE SHALL GIVE YOU j s WITH US. WHEELt k> e 6 s Wm 1 At Hn ~.t l_ > I More tin n I o style*. Hnr if jH From it I <li'Pd and e nm and other 8 I 1, I nark of & e I r I tlint lends i ' H fl<M?|-S. v Also froi Form \\hk< WJS\w r | HVJL.L. i ? i to Attend THE STATE FAIR < id Only Great State Fair ! sht this year. I <1 An exceptionnI midway. ilbits In the stock and cattle departments. | < iulgn of education. ^ |? excursion rates. 4 e Columbia Theatre. 4 mb r 1,2,3 and 4, In Columbia, ! i i>ii about prizes or anything else, write * nt, Winnsboro, or D. F. Kfird, Set*re- 4 4 . lids will be at the State Fair?thev 4 4 4 fS * -peamterj i llfiElAL U. *3 liffi it, tfSaxtfMIl flPKts flf?* 4 ^A^IWAKL i ITOUR STOCKISOJHARDJ.IF YOU BUY G IMPLEMENTS. THINGS FOR THE FARM. OR HARDME TO US. U.SQUARE DEAL. THIS'IS A HOBBY :R IHDW. CO. fWayr^l 111 one hundred nets, all new to select from, le Imndcrd to one litmffty RuKRiPK, Carriages vehicles, lieniing the rnuineiiess and uualitv. distinction always on our I in fifty to one hundred I Wis, nil kinds. I N UP TO VOlT. VT IDA} I STABLES I lion, S. C. { ?? ???? ???? % I Bom ! 500C 9 f FF r * To be given away 1 . I 1 Oct. th I J V* * t | i % y t i i DUR ; Will be given as S ; certificat > will be given each > the mo: ? f ? T | i Cont B Ofl ) VOT fEEIHFREE! :o the Contestant who most votes from ie 4th to AT 6 P. M. that the $100 HAM BUG( iECOND PRIZE alternate e. Commencing this w M Pll 4lUk. week to the gentleman >t votes for a contestan 7 *im 1 " * 14 J TV. C5t VI v yssstip E^k i 1 >jreceives Aft ;, j 18 lit UVVfl who seni^F | * mam | fjR I I ?v|gf