The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, December 01, 1910, Image 5
W. T. Bethea spent Monday In
Columbia on business.
Messrs. I,. C. Braddy and Jno
]jrf W. Gaddy spent Sunday in Florence.
/ Miss Mary Gilbert spent Thanksgiving
with friends in Charlotte,
N" C
I>r. and Mrs. A. J. Evans have
moved into their new home on Main
Street.
Mi3s Kdith Klliott, of Converse
Oo'lege, spent Thursday with her
parents.
Mr. D. N. Oliver has resigned his
position with the N. & S. C. Railroal
Company.
Miss Mary Thompson, of McCall,
spent Thanksgiving with her brother..
Mr. Willie Thompson.
Miss Inez Jordan, of Mullins.
stent Thursday with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. S .D. Jordan.
Miss Pauline Fore, of Florence, ;
spent Thursday with her parents,
Mr and Mrs. John A. Fore.
Mrs. C. T. O'Ferrall, who has
been spending some time in Virginia
with relatives, has returned
home.
Miss Klmo, who has been visiting
at the home of Mrs. Agnes Carmichael
left for her home at Florence
, Ssiturday.
Miss Ola Stubbs, of Coker College,
Hartsville, spent Thanksgiv
ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M. A. Stubbs.
Miss Sue Anderson, of Ocala, Fla.,
i who lias been spending some time
with the family of N. II. Sprunt returned
to her home last week.
Mrs. Carson Tolar returned today
from Dr. McLeod's Infirmary,
Florence. We are glad to know
she is very much improved.
Mr. A. T. Corcoran, Mrs. Mary H.
Barnes* UUooe ii?i- " '
uvooiv rvuaa, 1^1 man
Peterkin and Mary Pore spent the
week end at a house party in Charleston,
with Mrs. Frances Corcoran.
Mrs. M. T. Kdgerton and daughter,
Marie, ol' Fremont, N. C., have
returned to their home after several
days' stay here as the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. \V. II. I)unhar.
Paymaster S. Legare Bethea, of
the U. S. N.. is at home on a short
visit to relatives. Mr. Bethea is
stationed on the Nebraska which
hat been in Boston harbor for several
months.
Among those who attended the
races at Bennettsville Thanksgiving
were, Messrs. \V II. Dunbar.
R. .1 Moody, Rupert McCormac, II.
I.. Moody, L. C. Braddy. J. B. Gibsen,
.lack McLaurin, K, I,. Moore,
\i. Smith, Frank David, Capers
Braddy, \V. S. Ivey. Dr. .1 C Davis
ar.d T. L. Manning.
Marietta News.
The farmers of this section will
soon he through gathering their
ci ops.
The Olivet school had as their
guests Wednesday night, November
23rd, Supt. Pool and Lawyer Johnston,
of Lumberton. Their subject
was "Special Tax" for school and
education.
Mt. Luther McDonald and wife
spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. McDonald's
father, Mr. Marshal Culhvnth
?r ... :<iii
Mr. Benj. Franklin McDaniel, of
Kent y re, came over Sunday and cari
ied off as his bride the charming
Miss Katie Pago. We wish them a
long and happy life, useful as well
as ornamental.
Mr. \V. L. McKenssie, of Dillon.
'> and .Miss Mat tie Sparkman were out
driving Sunday in his new auto.
Mr. A. \V. Nance has purchased a
large sorrel mule. Look out girls
you will have a ride.
Mr. Luther Hayes left Saturday
for Raleigh to spend a few days
with his best girl.
Will close wishing The Herald
and its many subscribers great success.
Phylis.
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Death of a t'bild.
Little Marion, daughter of Mr.
uud Mrs. C. F. Guinn, only 25
months and 23 days of age, was
called buck to him who doeth all
things well last Thanksgiving, after
being sick only from the Sunday
before with diphtheria. She was
buried at Oak Ridge cemetery, Ben
(nt-LLovnit;, on i nursuay.
In their bereavement Mr. and
Mrs Guinn have the heart-felt sympathy
of a host of friends who en- j
deavor to be resigned to God's will
at all times. H. C. S.
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Clerk of Court Jno. C. Bethea, j
who married at Meridian, Miss., on :
,* ? the 23rd, arrived in Dillon Monday
with his bride. For the present
Mr. and Mrs. Bethea will be at the ;
Price-Court Inn. The bride will receive
a cordial welcome to Dillon by
th?- groom'8 large circle of friends
/and acquaintances.
No matter how large or how
small your purchase, remember Pee
IVe Drug Co.
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\ Death of .Mrs. Harrclsoii. j
The Dillon friends of Mr. Claude !
Hi rrelson will be pained to learn
of the death of his wife which occurred
in Richmond on the 2711^
Mr Harrelson is a baggage masteron
the A. C. L. with a run between
Richmond and Florence, and his
residence ofr the past several years
I has been in Richmond. Mr. Rad
Harrelson went up to Richmond to
> attend the funeral and returned
|i / yesterday morning. Speaking of
Mi-k HarrBlsnn'a ?i... rji^.1.
g, mond Evening Journal says:
She was of a bright and sunny
disposition, and was beloved by ail
who knew her, and will be greatly
missed by her many friends. She
in survived by her husband. Claude
D. Harrelson, of Soutli Carolina,
and one daughter, Nandine Dickinson
by her former husband, Phillip
Dickinson, of Williamsburg. Va.,
and five sisters?Mrs. Archer Hen-;
ly and Mrs. E. H. Doyall, of Manikin,
Va.; Mrs. O. P. Xruh>". of Wilsen,
N. C. and Miss Marion Clarke. I
> ' \ ol Richmond, Va.; and two brothers?W.
B. Clark, of Victoria,!
(Va. and C. E. Clarke, of Richmond,
(i. Her remains were taken to
anikln Monday morning at 10
/clock and burled hy the side of
fer parents, in the family plot at
*>ver Baptist church. May she rest
FOR :
Plantation of the late I*. It. K?k- | a
ei-s will Im> sold for division anions >
(lie lioirs at public auction. Iteoom- "
Iter 5th. 1910, at to o'clia-k p. ui. "
in front of the f'ourt House in I>illon.
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This valuable farm contain :i?I |
wivs, more or less, hunted four,
miles from Dillon, two miles ITom '><
Little Koclt, S. C\. on the public ; ni
roud leading from Little Koek to i ai
Marion, and adjoining lands o|' ). ^ at
H. Manning. II. \V. liethea. M. A. , i,
Hamer and others. I tin acres of |
i {
above farm cleared and stumped ! <>l
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and in high state of cultivation, pi
Will produce over a hale of cotton tl
|ior acre. Under the tenant system |
and fertilization during the life of ! |,
tin* late I*. It. Rogers, quite a lot 1 y
ol this land produced two luiles per \\
J.F.&W.^
Executors an
The Bank
WE
ASK
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YOU!
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To examine our statement of con- j
K
ilition. I
IVo|?k' who iiilrusi their iimiicy , * '
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to ;i hunk should know something
ot its financial strength.
The auiuuil statcniciit speaks for ' '
Si
itself. On its strength we solicit .
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your business. I>
THE OLD RELIABLE
TIip RanL
I lilt LHJIIIt
The Dillon Nov
Is located in west Dillon near the
road. We are prepared to do all kinc
etc. We also frame pictures. Our equ
almost anything in the line of wood w
town and mail orders will be given tl
home orders. We ship work out on t
county or state. Give us a trial and
Dillon Novei
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Workman's
Dillon,
B ANNOUNi
We take great pleasure in
and the general public that we
following days only DECEMB1
Optician, representing the ct
HAWKESCO. ATLANT, O/
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uivuiiioiy Kia-wn optical es-taDli
He will test Eyesigl
REMEMBER that we have a
and secured the services of a n
tion, and that we, jiersonally,
examinations are free, and on
charged for glasses. VOU C.
obtain the highest class of pro!
by taking advantage of this op
the dates,
| Dillon, S. C D<
SALE! |
?*! ? . It i> Hum-oiikIiI) <lrajii<Ml,
en If In and in tin* ln*st MH'tioii of
lillon ?*??iiiit>. 'I'ln* uikhI land i**
ni'H) S.KMIO |K*f nets* for tin* tiin- Kly
i*r alom*. Improvements on tin*
!?<*?*, in the way of htiildiu<*s, ro.st
p|ween Ptt.OOO and
Those wishing to purchase tin*
i*st farm in tin* State to its size, jp^
CV
lid in Ifillon county, will please go II
nd s<*<> it, and Im* on hand at thin* / '
ml plan* stipulated in this notice V|y
? hid on it. PrS
Terms <>t" salt*: $:t,OtN) down day
I sal?*. Italanrr in IO days. with t
i-ivilege to pay all down and yet ^mV
ic (l<til on tin* day of sail-.
I'lncv will la- offered in three
rr
arts first, and then as a whole. I I
In* highest prices obtained either r
ay will constitute sale.
V. Rogers, h
d Trustees.
of Dillon-1
Statement ?
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Statement of the condition of the
A
ank ot Itillon at the close of Imsi- ,
I'SS Nov. 1st. 1}?I??. ^
ItKSOritCKS: ^
nails and Discount s. S:57 I ,tMK?.tlO , ^
locks and llonds, I;{,05<t.<MI
ank lliiildiug. 1 1.445.ott 1 Jf |
urn it me and l-'ixtiires. .*i.SII7.(ll)
ash in Vault. 1tl.1lls.HI |
nsli due liy Itanks. 121,14 I .IKS 1
S5:t5,ti tH.iii | (
I.I A III I.ITI KS;
iipital. S7o.tltltl.tHI
iirplus. 25tMltl.tltl tf'fl (
udiviiled Profits. ;{5.ti;t7.;tK
eposits. :tttl.K7:t.21> L|^
isconuts. :lo,tltllMltl SlS
nsloer's t'hecks. 1:17.75
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nf Dillon. |
'city Works.
Depot of the X. &. S. C. rail- # 1
Is of turned work, scroll work,
ipment is such that we give you j ^]
ork on <|uick notice. Out of
ie same prompt attention as JjNI
ill railroads to any point in the
we will save you money. tP^I
\ty Works. ^
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Pharmacy S Ds
S. C. 5 UJ
nrrkj?t?ait m
^CtlYlEslV I ys
announcing ?o our patrons Cll
will have with us for the S UU
ER 5th t<? 5th an kXpert =
debrated firm of A. k. S
L The largest and most =
ishment in the South. | I
it and fit Glasses. w
rranged this engagement B^S
lan of ability and reputa l. 4
guarantee his work. All ?| llAJ
iy regular prices will Ik*
\N SAVE MONEY and
'essional service in this line H
portunitv. Bear in mind jEAj
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\hi\ii ii i 1 .. ?
jFEEBBEESg
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i t?c give wan every $D.UU p
I merit one piece of America!
! customers who have receive
; worth from 25 cents to $2.0
purchase which you can sav
$5.00 then the piece of wan
| We are doing this as an ad\
; you get your moneys worth
The largest, grandest and g
I goods ever brought to Dilloi
| Call for your cupons with ev
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1
| ome in and let us shoi
! bought merchandise. W
purchases in dry goods ai
\A/C
V V L.
always glad to see 1
; Clothing*, Shoes, Hatsvand a
i ing attention.
; When you need a trunk we
i each, suit cases and travelir
| Ladies tailor made suits are
I a beautiful line to select f]
| Our white goods departmen
J some rare bargains.
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HEAVY AND FANCY CROC
: SELL THE BEST.
A Car load of Sweet Old 1
| the miUs. If you want
! Dry Goods, Notions and shoe Dep
Salesmen
I J. D Hargrove
I w. E. Hall
We soicit your patronage;
best goods at the lowest
Yours ever r
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1M. A. STUBBS, SOLE
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'EZEEBEEBFssn
TO Al l.! I
urchase in our Dry Goods Depart- m
n cut glass absolutely free. The
iJ these presents pronounce them <
0. You get a coupon with every ; 1?
e until your purchases amount to IR?
s is yours gratis. Ij9
rertisment and all the gain is yours f H
and we throw in the piece of ware. KgS
;reatest assortment of this class of tl?
n. Come and see for your self. Pm
ery yurchase.
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m you a complete line of well jUj
fe can save you money on all
nd groceries. m
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you and show you ur line- ?/1
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11 men sand ladie s wear are receiv- m
have them from $1.00 to $20.00
lg bags of all kinds. - -
now coming in and can show you U2
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t is now complete and we have
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Virginia Flour just received from jSS
good bread try it. frj
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Up
artinent. Grocery Department
Salesmen fS .
S. W. Williams
W. C. Easter! mcr
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and shall always give you the
cost. - ?3
eady for business
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OWNER and MANAGER, i
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