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-LJ '-BL'-i.-llll L?H! 'J-iyB NOTICE (f HJWTWK. State of South Carolina, County of Dillor* Notice <s hereby given that the general olection for representative in Congress will be held at the voting precincts fixed by law in the county of Dillon on Tneeday, November 8, 1810, said day being Tneeday following the first Monday, an prescribed by law. lite qualifications for suffrage are as follows: Residence in the State for two venm In thn mnnt? vo?r In the polling precinct in which the elector often to vote, four months, ny elections, of any poll tax then and the payment six months before due and payable: Provided, that ministers in charge of an organised \ church and teachers of public schools shall be entitled to vote after six months' residence in the Stnte, if otherwise qualified. Managers of election must require of the voter the production of a registration certificate and proof of the payment of all taxes, including poll tax, assessed and collectable during the previous year. The production of a certificate or the receipt of the officer authorized to collect such taxes shall be conclusive proof of the payment thereof. Before the hour fixed for openin * the 11 ol 1H manarera anil rlrn-V, imuat take and subscribe to the constitutional oatb. The chairman of the board of managers can administer the oath to the other manacers and to the clerk; a notary public must administer the oath to the chairman. The managers elect their chairman and clerk. Polls at each voting place must be opened at 7 a. m., and closed at 4 o'clock p. m., except in the city of Charleston, where they Bhall be opened at 7 p. m. and closed at 6 p. m. ' he managers have the power to \ fill a vacancy, and if none of the \ managers attend, the citizens can \ appoint, from among the qualified \ voters, the managers, who, after be\lng sworn, can conduct the election. \ At the close of the election the jgian&gers and clerks ngut proceed y publicly to open the boxes and / count the ballots therein, and con* tinue without adjournment until the same is completed, and make a statement of the result for each office and sign the same. Within three days thereafter, the chairman of the board, or some one designated by the board, must deliver to the commissioners of election the poll list. . the boxes containing the ballots and written statement of the result of the election. Managers of election?The following managers of election bare been appointed to hold the election at the various precincts in the said county: Judson: M. J. McDonald, 8. F. ' ^ Smith, Thad McCall. Little Rock: Jesse E. Norton, G. g . W. Leach, C. C. Bridges. Ceaterville: J. A. McLeod, R. L. Ivey, J, J. Allen. Fore: J. S. Tart, Marion Bounds, E. L. Berry. Latta: A. P. Bethea, H. C. .Finklea, Sam J. Edwards. Campbell's Bridge: F. M. Page, H. B. Floyd, Murray Hayes. Fork: T. J. McQueen, Milton Sogers, W. K. Tart. Pages Mill: H. A. McCarmac, W. Allen Miller, F. C. Rogers. Gaddy's Mill: W. J. Adams, L. M. Lupo, J. M. Gaddv Mt. Calvary. Pearl Wiggins, T. J. Walker, E. C. Moody. Pleasaut Hill: -Hugh Harrelson, J. G. Regan, David Miller. Hamer: J. F. Martin, James McLellan, Luther Lester. Bermuda: S. F. Stephens, W. G. Isgett, W. C. McKenzle. Dillon: J. B. Richardson, H. T. Edens, Jno. H. Hamer, Jr. Maple Mills: Kelly Quick, James G. D. Barlow. Commissioners of federal election for Dillon county. 8. C.. October a jgv 1910. r* Statement of the Condition of THE BANK OF LITTLE ROCK, located at Little Rock, 8. C., at the close of business September 22nd, 1910. Resources: sfc Loans and Discounts, $26,074.66 Overdrafts, 1,089.83 Furniture and Fixtures 491.35 Due from Banks and Bankers, 12.26S.4S Currency, 450.00 iV'lBitvor and other Minor Coin, 375.69 f? Checks and Cash Items 130.00 V Total. 841,477.02 Liabilities: Capital Stock Paid in, $18,912.50 Undivided Profits, less CurK A rent Expenses and Taxes Paid, 405.24 A? Individual Deposits subject Check, 14,347.54 LB .Cashier's Checks. 1.771.74 Bills Payable, Including Certificates for Money Borrowed, 6,040.00 Total, 841,477,02 State of South Carolina, County of Dillon. Before me came Rufus Edwards V of the above named bank, who, beii.g duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a tru< /J condition of said bank, as shown bj ajHI* twv.k, nf ..I * > p" ~ ?vt o?IU Unll K. Rufns Edwards, Sworn to and subscribed before me thft 5th day of October, 1510. , O. W. Leach, 1 Correct Atust Not*ry Public jfe., J. S. Thompson, Jjjfp, J. W. Hamer, Directors. \K X VTI'O S^L 'lk % rn s.. in private family at reasonable rate Reference given. . Write, giving | terms. * C. 8. Howie, Osceola, 8. C. . I I 11 ^ urnm****** RIVER give# UP m MABI Hodiea of twelve flcUan of Men Hiiiapahlso lowh IHaaeter Picked Up Hefiag Day. New York, Oct. 6.?For the fofth time since the swamping of the barge of the battleship New Hampshire last Saturday night, when SO or more of Uncle Sam's sailors lost their lives, the North river began to-day to give up its dead. Twelve bodies, all of which have identified, were picked up to-day, nearly all of RULES G0VER1 Rule 1. All money for subscripI tions shall be paid to Contest Man' ager, Mr. A. T. Corcoran. Rule 2. Contest Manager's signature must be affixed to all votes before they are of value In the con; test. Rule 3. Ballots cannot be bough j The contest will be run on a fair ; basis, fair for all. Votes can only | be obtained by securing Subscrip! tions, either prepaid or renewals, or by, cutting the nomination cou| pons, or free voting certificates of j each weekly paper. Rule 4. No employee of the Dil: Ion HnralH nr ? v' j w. ?* uroauwi UW IttUI* I ily will be permitted to participate either as a nominator or a voter in (He contest. Rule 5. Candidates will not be restricted in securing subscriptions, | but may secure them in any place in the United States. Rule 8. Only one Nomination Ce pon entitling each contestant to 1000 votes will be allowed. Rule 7. All votes must be in the Herald office by Tuesday noon KEEP YOUR M< $1 ooooo The TTorth. State Life In C., will pay to any young men c who will deposit with the oomp II above reward spot cash, and i every year. In event of death will be paid to his estate. Thia I Life Insurance companies in o ern institutions when they arc court the closest inquiry into tin assert that we can give a bettc any responsible Life Insurance The North State issues all form ern needs. The North State Life has the < lives insured than any other Care Is your Ufa insured? If not, ca ?*?an ineligibility?why you should If insured, are you adequately it life insurance be sufficient to pre accustomed to living? Why not ance man now?to-day. B. C. Bri Dil Best contracts for Agents. Foi wvi gin jl ai *\e are offering for sale lands the well known counties of Sumte Monroe, Jones, Worth and others. We now offer 950 acres in 1 MO acres in Bibb county, on $80.00 per acre. OOO acres In Sumter county, i 1,000 acres In Worth count] gin, $20,000.00. 800 acres in Burke county a 115 acres in Deltalb county, 2^500 acres in Dougherty coi plows now running, 5,000,000 fqe We have a number of small we can sell on annual easy terms us exceptional advantages for ai secure money when desired. Send for our Mat of farm land The Georgia L 1 Mac< > | III I i 19 ;| "EVERi , large and Root I Stroke. "The Lightning 1? r?guUr ft pa?M 'onr floor ft pm? four door 4 paw llerni Toaneou 4 cor, Tonneou deli ertlble to Roadi PMCS I l4l|| |He y? Bennett Hi The lardvare, PBn,ta ^IC nm i i aiUL-xa J-i-'A'-ii i- i -w thsm within half mils ot i { mm of th accident. ' -J r The dead were: P. H Whll Robert Kart, T. J. Uehlin, P. Bakemau, Moses Johnson, I. i i Dobee, R. B. Werner, Outdo Am i sope, W. A. Richardson. Norman > Seals, J. F. ftarhard and Normi 1 8. Hoy. All the bodies are now on tl hospital ship solace, where they wl be until taken away for burial 1 relatives. YING CONTF.ST of each week. Rule 8. Vote* once issued cai not be transferred to another coi testa nt. Rule 9. No votes will be allot ' ed on subscriptions held out moi ' than one week after being secure by contestant. Subscriptions mu be turned in promptly together wit money collected for them. Vot* will be issued when subscriptloi are received, but contestants mi retain these votes and cast thei whenever they wish. Rule 10. Nominators and Coi j testants in the Herald contest mui i agree to and accept all rules an i conditions. [ Rule 11. The right la reserve to reject the name of any contests! for cause, also to alter these rule should occasion demand. Rale IX. * Any question whic shall arise between the contestant will be determined by the Contet Management, and its decision wl be final. Respectfully yours, CONTEST MANAGEMENT. )NEY AT HOME. REWARD suranoe Company, of Kinstou, V if food habits and 80 years ol any $40.10 each year for SO yeaj besides, pay him a nice divides i prior to maturity of bond $1,0(1 i is one of the strongest Souther p oration. Patronise your Soutl i worthy of your oonndenoe. 1 s standing of this oompany as sr and less expensive policy ths r wgupaiiy operating in HUB Mt is of modern policies to moot mot iistinctkra of hnvfaig more (krotii >llna company. in you give any good reason?oth< I not insure? isured? Will the income from yoi ride for your family as they are no send for the North State Life Insu ckman, Mgr. lion, S. C., P. O. Box 571. ~ms for Sale. ' in all parts of Georgia, includii r, Colquitt, Houston, Dougherty, Bio U bb county at $13.50 per acre, ly one mile from railroad statlo 1 I % $ 18.00 per acre. r with water power, grist mill ai t $4.00 per acre, six mllea from Atlanta, ?3,500.00. intj, railroad station on place, 1 t of lumber place, $30,000.00 places acquired by foreclosure whi< 1, and our farm loan business git wisting purchasers of large places Is. oan & Trust Co. >n, Ga. III rrr 30" injr, Powerful Long [ Big Car,'* made onger touring car, ' gor touring car, eager touring car, paancnger touring tcnuiw and con< Mar. 91.8SO. < u deaonatratioi. edgpeth Co. IMflon county. \ K B. C. ?? Do loo Want to bay r. Pmmhb* n. IP SO, Get the Best Artistic Inii strumenj. Made, T* The World Renowned LD 'SOHMER ie In Uprights and Grands. OLD INSTRUMENTS Taken in Exchange. = EVERYTHING IN MUSIC Kept in Stock. n FOR PARTICULARS Addreti \ Strauss &o. " BENNETSTVILLE S C nit Representatives for your count) d ??????? The Dillon Htrald 91.50 m jemr. a i Auction ; Sales. F. Watkins, auctioneer, willcon< a duct sales of real estate, merchandise, household furniture, horses, mules, wagoas, buggies or an3 ) other real or personal property ai [ such times as will suit the conven d ience of the public. Special sal< * of horses and mules every firr 41 to Monday- Satisfaction sruaranteec n and the highest possible price ob r~ tained for your property. Termi id reasonable. Best auctioneer ii M the south. F. Watkins. ia ??????????? gillllllllllllll wis ! ! ! is ? I Rs "Ill 1 g! a ill ~"Z* <?&t | tore ana ! It is neec 5 t the lowei - E ! that they III 00 D? * * I Wl Ill ^ J * * < *15 S9i??aHBSE51pa sp% - PBL* . ' ;;;. ' | | " . mm I Listen Mr. If you wait the h price for your wed it to we u before you not buy on the sti I make you prices at tl flee any hour during limits are mm high us i State and you will hu unloading your wage S R E M E T That we have the ginnery in the State, is from lOO to ISO I You do not have t* seed do not have to gin for $1.25Jper bile. $2.25 wrap H * We have cotton ae r for you right at your t H fore you will save i ing from us. We i meal for need on lib | Dillon - 0 ? . HOST RECEIVED . A large shipment of Pal 5 } Full line of the best shoe t and children especially f< i Our line of groceries al\* . * Mens and boys clothing; 5 and up-to-date general ? patronage solicited. | W. M. FORD, 41 MWIIllllWMMIIiMMWWMIIMWIHiM ? I BIWHHHMHHHDH ( I ih, Ra RAH! t forget to call at Wm see this fall's n:w cr lless to state that his p st for the public alread are the Uwest. NT FORGE . rdi 'i?gppr nr Main Street. ( I unmiMiamiw Farmer! | the day. Our uay mill In the e lem trouble *ns. i/IBER! | | beat equipped Our capacity Htlea per day. > wait. Your S be moved. We .81 ! iped in 21b. bagging. ?I mm] ready B 4 doom. Thfpp- g|| noney by bnyilso exchant(e oral tenuR. il- Mill. | IDry goods. | s for men, w?men v*. n/>U/\/kl aVil'lrl vor\ 9L SUIXUUI uuuux^ti. ^ rays complete. X , in-fact a complete > merchandise. Your : Pages Mill, S. C. t \ ??? www ww mnnnumwwoimwwti* a aaaaaa JLAX Aft1 +WW WW WWWWWW WW WW WW WWW WW j l ill Lit, ill l III 1 I Is 111 fa I il . Brick's 111 sitioas* I j g rices are 9 i I ly knows 1jj I ? t s CI? || Abb iStofe ? * - * 'Vkivt* * J I