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Miu Case, of Greensboro, is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. M. Payk>r. i Supt. Mearhatn, of liamer. spent Saturday here on business. Mr. E. Flowers is a patient at Highsniith's Infirmary, Fayetteville. J. W. Jordan, of Dunn, N. C., spent one day last week in town. James Martin, of Sumter, spent Sunday in town wi ll friends. E. L. Moore & Co. selling millinery at cost until December 5th. Mr. J. Hughes, of Maxton, N. C.. spent Sunday here the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hinson. R. S. DavlB has accepted the position as superintendent of the 1 Clio Oil Mill. Miss Mary Paul, or Purvis. N. C., is visiting the family of her uncle, Mr. Will Smith. Mrs. J. P. Ewing, of Fayettevllle, Spent several days here last week with friends and relatives. Mrs. Will Stackhouse, of Marlon, ' spent last Wednesday here with fi lends. Mrs. Tuggle, of Blackstone, Va., is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. ; R. M. O'Ferrall. Miss Jennie Burroughs, of J Georgetown, is visiting her brother. Mi. Chas. Burroughs. f , Miss Mabel Allen, of Latta, spent several days in Dillon last week y with her sister, Mrs. F. Watklns. Mrs. B. M. Badger spent Sunday I ^ it Marion, with her daughter, Mrs. , Henry Buck. In the Dillon Prsebyterian church services will be held next Sabbeth, morning and evening. In the Little Rock Presbyterian church communion services will be , held next Sunday at three o'clock. ! Mrs. Walter Pate, returned to her home at Bennettsville Monday, after several days here with her niece, | Mrs. J. Monroe Rogers. Quite a large crowd of Dillonites left Tuesday morning for Columbia to witness the presentation of Ben Hur. At Kentyre church the usual ingathering picnic, with appropriate public exercises will be held on ' Thursday (to-day.) The Thanks-, giving address will be delivered by . Rev. J. J. Douglas, of Clio. On Tuesday before ChriBtmas the ladies of the Episcopal church will ' I have a sale of miscelaueous articles , for the purpose of raising fundc to complete the payment on the build- | ing lot the church has purchased on j East Main street. Mr. P. S. Jackson has purchased the Salmon Novelty Works and ; moved the plant to a more conven- ' lent location, near the tracks of the N. & S. C. railroad. Mr. Jackson ; will continue the manufacture of j the same class of turned work manufactured by Mr. Salmon. The court house commission : deferred the matter of selecting a! site for the public buildings at its; % last meeting until the next meeting i which will be held on the first Monday In December. The commission has two sites under consideration? j the Methodist church site and the site at lower end of Main street. Mrs. Luclnda Cooper has issued invitations to the marriage of her j daughter, Miss Hattie Rebecca, to Mr Alphaeus Victor Bethea. The happy event will take place on Wed- ! nesday afternoon, Dec. 7th at the First Methodist church in Mullins. The bride-elect is very popular in Mullins.. social circles and the event tV.s , la looked forward to with much V interest by her many friends. Mr. i \ liethea is a well known and popu- j lar Dillon boy with a large circle 1 of friends who rejoice with him in I winning such a charming life-part-1 ner. The two extra pages of The Her aid are ommitted this week in order to give the boys a day off for j Thanksgiving, and The Herald is carrying only fifteen columns of' reading matter in this issue. It ; takes 10 hours work every day in the week to issue a paper the size V ol The Herald and the only way we can snatch a holllday is to leave something undone, but we feel sure our readers will gladly do without I two extra pages of the paper this week in order to give the boys who Pal serve them taithfuily day in and day \ out the year round a day of pleas \ ure and recreation. m Mrs. 8. D. Jordan, agent for the ( New York Mutual, delivered to Mrs. ' >\ M. Monroe, the widow of the late j Dr. F. M. Monroe, a check for $2,-1 \ 400, representing the full settle-: J ment of a policy Dr. Monroe had j ( ) been carrying with the Mutual for ( 20 years. For quite a number of I year* Dr. Monroe had been drawing $40 per year in earnings from the policy and at his death his estate \ receives $400 more than the face v?ya)ue of the policy. / Rumor has it that the Coast will ^ (shortly build a handsome brick l'l*ight depot where the present (>ot is located. This announcelc" nt was made by one of the high I ('H icials who was here several days I i. Plans have not been prered for the new depot but it is !?.id the structure will be built on B k plans. The present depot kly too small for the conB handling of the large B of freight that passes . the office every year. m yr_ o i [ NOT1CK OF MFETING OF STOCKHOLDKKM. I Whereas, on the 22nd day of Noj vember, 1910, the Board of Directly ors of the Merchants* & Planters A# tha Qtata fejbf South Carolina, passed a resolution to Increase the capital stock of /said corporation from $25,000.00 to ( $50,000.00. Notice is hereby given \ that a meeting of the stockholders of said corporation has been called Vo consider aaid resolution on Friday. the 16th day of December, 1910, at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon, \t the office of the said bank in Hk town of Dillon, South Carolina. \ L. C. Braddy, President. J. W. Oaddy. f jfM Cashier. FOR i Plantation of the late 1*. It. llog- j a era will In- sold for division among : h the heirs at public auction. Herein- > her 5th, IWIO, at IO o'clock |>. in. M in front of th?' Court House ill l>ill- | '' on. I' This valuable farm contain I acres, more or less, located four I miles from Dillon, two miles from . Little Uoek, S. oil the public U1 I'owl leading from Little Kock to ?i Marion, and adjoining lands of J. ai H. Manning. " W. Itethea, M. A. tt Hamer and others. ItIO acres of above farm cleared and stumped o! and in high state of cultivation, pi Will produce over a liale or cotton tl per acre. Under the tenant system ami fertilization during the life of |( the late I*. It. Rogers, quite a lot p of this land produced two liales per \\ J.F.&W.; Executors an TKq RnnL i ui> uaun WE ASK YOU" L To examine our statement of eon- S B (lit ion. F People who intrust their money C C to a bank should know something ol its financial strength. The annual statement speaks for 8 itself. On its strength we solicit your business. D THE OLD RELIABLE!" The Bank The Dillon No^ Is located in west Dillon near the road. We are prepared to do all kim etc. We also frame pictures. Our equ almost anything in the line of wood w town and mail orders will be given t home orders. We ship work out on; county or state. Give us a trial and Dillon Novei un Workman's Dillon, S ANNOUNi We take great pleasure it and the general public that we following days only DECEMB Optician, representing the c U Aum c r?A A mT A vvm unn rw ijO V/V7. A l l<AIN I , Uj favorably knewn optical'establ B Be will test Eyesigl REMEMBER that we have i and secured the services of a i tion, and that we, personally, examinations are free, and or charged for glasses. YOU C obtain the highest class of pro by taking advantage of this or B the dates, I Dillon,S.CD< SALE! err. It is thoroughly drained, ealtliy and* in tl??* host sort ion of 'illon county. iln* wood land is orth S.Mi.oti |M*r uris* for the tint* or alone. Improvements on tin* lace, in tin* way of buildings, rost etween Sts.ouo and $7.(HNI. Those wishing to purchase (lit' ifit farm ill (lie Stale to its size, ml in Dillon count)', will please go ml see it, ami In- on luiml at time ml place stipulate*! in this notice > l)i?] on it. Tcnns of sah*: SH.OOO down day I sale. Italance in 10 days, with rivilege to pay ull down ami get >e deed <?n the day of sale. Place will be offered in tlir?T nets first, and then as a whole. In* highest prices obtained either ay will constitute a nHc. V. Rogers, id Trustees. of Dillon. Statement Statement of the condition of the tank of IMUon at the close of busies* Nov. 1st, 191G. RESOURCES: oans and Discounts, 8371,095.00 tocks and Bonds, 13,050.00 ank Building. 1 1,445.00 uruiture and Fixtures, 5,807.89 ash in Vault. 10.108.M1 ash due hy Ranks, 121,141.92 9535,048.42 LIABILITIES: apital, 975,000.00 urplus, 25000.00 ndivided Profits, 35,837.38 e posits. :184,873.29 iscounts, 35,000.00 ashler's Checks. 137.75 $535,848.42 of Dillon. 'elty Works. i tracks of the N. &. S. C. railds of turned work, scroll work, lipment is such that we give you rork on quick notice. Out of he same prompt attention as all railroads to any point in the we will save you money. Ity Works. ; Pharmacy 5 s. c. CEMENT S i announcing to our patrons will have with us for the >ER 3th to 5th an kxpert elebrated firm of A. K. The largest and most lichmonf in fkn QsvM + Vt ht and fit Glasses. arranged this engagement nan of ability and reputa- ^ guarantee his work. All ily regular prices will be B AN SAVE MONEY and ifessional service in this line ?portunity. Bear in mind sc. 3rd to 5th. | sfeebbeeee: IfRFF ' m 1 IIIjbj. . IAI MWe give with every $5.00 pu ment one piece of American customers who have received worth from 25 cents to $2.00. purchase which you can save $5.00 then the piece of ware ?2 We are doing this as an adve you get your moneys worth a .The largest, grandest and gn goods ever brought to Dillon. Call for your cupons with eve A ______ Come in and let us show 1 _i . ii* *?* u oougnt merchandise. We m jAj purchases in dry goods am ffi -===== 1 WE ?${ always glad to set yi w 103 Clothing, Shoes, Hatsvand all WJ ing attention. When you need a trunk we 1 [A] each, suit cases and traveling Ladies tailor made suits are : a beautiful line to select frc M Our white goods department M HEAVY AND FANCY GROCE ^ SELL THE BEST. 31 A Car load o! Sweet Old Vi ij the mills. If you want ( 03 ===== m fi! Dry Goods, Notions and shoe Depa At Salesmen <4 J. D Harerrove ijQ w. E. Hall g We soicit your patronage ai best goods at the lowest c A] Yours ever re 1X1 I-?~? p M. A. STUBBS, SOLE ( SEEZSEESFE? ro ALL'S = jjj I rchase in our Dry Goods Departcut glass absolutely free. The y)ti * these presents pronounce them iJ ; You get a coupon with every IT! until your purchases amount to ^ ' is vours gratis. JX rtisment and all the gain is yours PT ! ,nd we throw in the piece of ware. iSSj eatest assortment of this class of JJ Come and see for your self. PT ; ry yurchase. pi == m you a complete line of well jsrf vw ! can save you money on all ?d uJ 1 groceries. eg - M i ARE I m >u and show you ur line- M ? S men's and ladie's wear are receiv- Ksl lave them from $1.00 to $20.00 03 r bags of all kinds. - - fiU now coming in and can show you n is now complete and we have ra RES. WE BUY TBE BEST,|WE jyj tfl irginia Flour just received from jS >ood bread try it. frj ?a rtment. Grocery Deoartment Salesmen M S. W. Williams w W. C. Easterhng- M nd shall always give you the M est. -Hi r i "i aay ior Dusiness fiisCo.|| 3WNER and MANAGER, ffim