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'> all. The Brown woman had on an will find that the same
bid rug of green frock that made
her look like she'd been Huri^a ?
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aii<J then dug up. and little Smith
v.ore i hat old red waist she's hadjea]crs jn Dillon county t)
siroe the year 1 The Jones gl>
and old man Goldsmith's daugh. CIin be of great assistance t
lia"df.d out punch 'J ty>" din'
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SHOES, CLOTHING ETC.
1 before January 1st, regardless
? sale you will lose an opportunity.
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*oods. What you will have to p<
i now buy for 67 2-3 cents. Figure tl
buy you a suit of clothes. Don't mi
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exercise the greatest of *
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akes and you can find at |
ction than can be found *
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1 1 ; MASTER'S SAME.
Jae. H. Manning, Assignee,
^ Plaintiff, e
Against t
, Dave Johnson and Mary Sparkq, i
^ Defendants. f
^ State of South Carolina, i
i County of Dillon. ci
Under and by virtue of a decretal a
^ order of His Honor, Judge J. W. i
DcVore, made in the above stated
ease and dated December 2nd, 1910,
^ J I will sell at public auction within
B ilie usual hours of sale before the
w ^ court house door at Dillon, S. C.,
on the first Monday (Salesday) in
! January, 1911, (Jan. 2nd) the fol-i
^ lowing described property, to wit:
^ I All that prtoln nlnon "? '
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Y tract of land, being one lot in the
1 town of Latta, S. C., and known as
X ; lots two and four in plat made by
Y i b'. L. Bethea, and bounded on the
A north by ditch and J. b. Dew's
X | lands, on the east by lots three and
Y | five, on the south by lots ten and
A j twelve, these being same lots deedX
1 ed b> E. L. Brown to Costell JohnY
i8t:n. December 31st, 1910, and afterA
'wards deeded by C. P. Bass to CosX
tell Johnson.
} i ' Terms of sale, cash; purchaser to
? , pay for papers.
X ! A. B. Jordan,
Y 1 Master Dillon County.
Ill ??? Dillon, S. C., Dec. 13,1910.
X 12-15-3t. 2
Y I Ileal
Sstatc For Sale.
7GO acres, 2 miles from railroad, a
X. o- Ash pole Swaiup in Robeson coun- j
fy. N. C. Cleared, 11 tenant
I'ouess, gin house, store house, j
* Vi'oeni dwelling and all necessary _
lent buildii gs. Call or write to J.
of D- Rogers, Fair Bluff, N. C.
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j Full view of Priec-Court inn at ,
P!'e Hew Id Book Store.
? l.AlSlMlls !
iy BOYS'JSHOES^?^
$2.82//V / <
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i & m^JHWOT MIIKI^^^ItETMUR '
[ X OF MEN'S FINE SHOES IN THE WORLD. j
I i . "SUPERIOR TO OTHER MAKES."
1 "I have wcrn W. L. Douglas shoes for the ~
91 oast sis years, and always find they are far
u peri or to ail other high tirade shoes in style.
<~mfort and durability." W. G. JONES.
^ ^ II0 Howard Ave., Utica. N. Y. j-,
j i could take you i^to my large fac- j e
-ieo .~t R-c-kton, JV^asa., and show you |
iou carefully W. L. Douglas shoes are
jTT.r^. made, you would realize why they hold L
mm their shape, it better, v/ear longer, and
??'B* are of greater value than any other make. \
N *' mb I *A.lT,l*lO!ir?Seo that W, I*. Doaglns luuno and pi
v 1 j if* Mniupt* i Tukt* No Hnhtliltitc,
I* Bl v I; you* itmli-r ivtrn I f'r y??tt \rii!i v. |..I>nitb*l;iHhIhm k, ?
% HI > vni" lor Mail Orm*? ?\V. |M|K?ii^laa, lSiocklou,
?> Bl**' ?;'sit sr.zu:. ?.y j ^
S * For Sale by I-. COTTINC1HAM.
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t?. l h< ihum?* of rhruaiiitism Is rxcin* uru- "
>: ay id in i he blood To cure rb?-umnM*m fbu> (
>^5*1* i arid oiuni o< rxpi'lli-d from the syttii-m s
B . Ittn iiui.i' mtu in un loirronl dlnrusr sod r<
J* gg| * * j Iiuu-i .ill inli-rnnl r.-m.*dv llni.l.ln.r ?io
V 2 * ' "l"' l,n,,n''nts oi.iy caw tbe palu Inn fe
% M X the* mil no more i-ur* rheumatism limn g
^ m V palm oil) i'limi|!P tin* Hiipr of rotten wood
JI urea llhroniallitai to Ma> Curril. '
B < i 81 ii'Oct tni* discovered a perfect and
< >> ' complete cure culled Ubeumnrldc Tested '
4* ^2 > in hundred* of CH*e* It ha* effected marvel t
<*H*> ?us cure* Itbeumaclde removes tbc cause (
4* k -!* i uetM at the joint* from tbe lnttldc. uwecp*
4* the polHon* out of the aralem. lone* up toe :l
4* stomach. regulate* tbe bowels and kidney* V
^5 > ; Sold by druggl*!* at ."aw und ft . In inblvl a
4* m > form at 25<* und ,'iOi- i>y mull Booklet *
' * B| : free Bobbin Chemical Co Baltimore Md *
( "Urta nt tbe Joint* from tbe luolile."
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ADMINISTRATOR'S HALE.
Notice is hereby given that I will
el) at public auction, to the highbt
bidder (or cash at the home
lace of the late W. J. Page, the
c.Mowing personal property belongng
to tiie estate of W. J. Page,
tecensed, on Friday, December the
10th, A. D. 1910, at 10-o'clock in
lie forenoon:
1 Tow-horse wagon.
Vfe Interest in binder.
2 Cultivators
1 One-horse wagon.
1 Corn drill.
8 Rolls wire.
5 Plows.
5 Lewis Stock.
1 Pea dropper.
1 lop buggy.
1 Surrey.
1 Set Buggy harness.
1 Black mule about 12 years old.
1 Grey mule about 20 years old.
1 Grey mule about 12 years old.
2 Two-horse plows.
1 Guano distributor.
2 Cotton Planters.
1 Harrow.
1 Plantation cart.
1 Mow'ng machine.
1 Cultivator.
1 Cow and Calf.
1 Cow.
6 Hoes.
Frank M. Page.
It Qualified Administrator.
1 have some vegetable farm lands
,r.d town lots for sale, both in
larion and Horry counties.
Ferd. D. Bryant,
2-13-4t Marion, S. C.
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MASTKK'S SAhKS.
By virtue of a decretal order
in dv and directed to mo by His
iuiior, Judge A. C. Watts, notice
s hereby given that I will sell at
i it I >11?- auction on snlesday in .Tatiuiy,
A. I >. lt?ll, to the highest. Indie
r, wishiii the usual sales hours
u that day b< fore- the; building now
t.e d as ti.e court house in Billon,
! (he follnu'inif tvsw# ...
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>i? laiul, to wit:
All that tract of land situate in
lillsboro township t hotter describ?1
as township No. 1.) Dillon couny,
South Caiolina, containing two
Hindied and eighty acres, more or
rss, bounded north by lands of
o? 1 Dullock. south by Dear Swatnp,
ast by lands of Pickney Horn, and
.est by lands of Henry Rogers, it
eing the same lands conveyed to
. D Rogers by his father, J. Dew
Jogers, Sr.
Terms of sale, one-half cash, the
lalance to be secured by bond of
lurchaser and mortgage of the
remises, and bear interest from
av of sale.-. r
A. II. Jordan,
2-15-31 ^ r ? Master.
Get^ post card showing the
tandsome new hank building at The
(trald Rook Store.
NOTICK.
Notice is hereby given that a
lartnership has this day been fonnd
between N. R. Hargrove and Joe
' I.ane for the nne-tico of law. unlcr
the firm name and style of Har,iove
& Dane.
December 12th, 1910.
N. B. Hargrove.
our I", i iilllC,
Cut glass at The Herald Hook |
>tort:. The "real kind."
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^fate of South Carolina,
j Dillon county.
ohn C. Graham, Adra'r.,
Plaintiff,
vs.
*. Hall Graham, et al,
Defendants.
Pursuant to an order of sale
aade by Honorable J. \V. DeVore.
ircuit judge, in the Court of Com- |
iiou Pleas for Marlboro county, S.
3.. in the above stated case, I will
ell on the first Monday in January
lext, the same being the regular
alesday, within the legal hours of
ale before the building now used
a the court house in Dillon, S. C.,
o the highest bidder for cash, all
hat certain tract of land situate in
he county of Dillon, State of South
'arolina, containing one hundred
md sixty-nine acres, lying on the
yest side of Little Pee Dee river,
nd bounded hv the lnnHn nf A ir
Jclntyre, M. Mclntyre and M. L.
tae, known as the tract of land of
Irs. Minnie Graham conveyed to
i?:r by A. K. Mclntyre.
Terms of asle cash. Purchaser to
>ay for papers.
A. B. Jordan,
i2-l-3t Master.
FOR RENT.?Two stores in a
;ood location for any kind of mernntile
business. Apply to D. H.
Hyatt.
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Tires
worlds important automobile
een won on Michelin Tires.
IN STOCK
tor Car Co. Dillon, !
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To Stop Cough in CTiurch. c.
Every woman has experienced the Kgj
mortification of one of those exasperating,
hacking little coughs r*.
which' tickle the throat and seem v
to grow worse the more you try to
overcome them.
They always come upon one ]ust Hjk*.
at a time when the kindly cough >6
drop has been left at home and it H
is impossible to procure the saving
sip oi water.
Many a woman lias hastily left !
liet seat in church with a red face
u ii vi V11V Ul it UilUKlil^ IltTl? Kc
tough followed her down the aisle
and Into the vestibule, when the Kl_
trouble might have been conquered mPla
a very simple way.
A cough drop is not at all eBsen- WF
tia) to the stopping of a tickling ?
cough. mf
A bit of paper torn from the cor- ^
ner of a hymn book leaf or any (U.
available pamphlet or leaflet will
answer quite as well as the bit of
hoarhound or licorice, for the ac- Y*~
lion of the throat muscles In mastieating
the bit of paper aud the con- wr
sequent flow of saliva soon ease the ?
cough, and by the time the paper is
reduced to a pulp the cough will
have ceased and one's nervousness ^
will bo entirely gone.
Cotton Burns at Marion.
Marlon, Dec. 14?Fire destroyed 'K
12 bales of cotton and damaged 4 ^1
dozen other bales at the cotton
platform of the Atlantic Coast Line
here yesterday morning. On ac- If}
count of the large number of bales
on the platform at the time, a very
serious fire might have resulted
but for the prompt action of the gLJ
local fire department. The loss
amounted to about $l,0()rt, partial!y
covered by insurance. VFi
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* N. B. Hargrove, Joe 1'. Lane. *
HAIUiROYK & LANK * fli
Attorneys at haw *
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* Offices over Lynns' Pharmacy *
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MASTKK'S SAIjK.
By vii I ue of a decice of the
Court of Common Pleas for Dillon
county, South t arolina. in the ease H|
of It. W. Lundy vs. Maigant Lundy,
et al, the undersigned will s<. 11 fl?
at public auction, before the build- S
ing now used as a court house, at
Dillon, South Carolina, or. Monday,
January 2nd, 1911, the same being
salesday, all that certain tract 'of
I??u ill oaiu omic clllVJ tuuiliy, CUIT" a
taining sixteen acres, more or les3;
f ounded north by Little Hluff publie
road; Hast by Marion and Den- tfLe
nettsville road; west by lands of
A L. Tart, and south by the tract
described below.
Also all that certain tract of land
in the said State and county, con- ^|e
taining thirty-four acres, more or A,i
less; bounded north by the tract W#
described above; Hast by the lands
of John Love; south by the lands ^^4.
I of Frank Greenwood, and west by
i lands of William Hayes and Little
Lluff road. Terms of Sale cash,
Purchaser to pay for papers. ^
A. H. Jordan,
l'i-18-Ct. Master. ??
LOST.- \ Gold set diamond
broach between the Bank of Dillon,
Price-Court Inn and my home. Reward
for its return. Mrs. S. C.
Honslee. Mac
To Kent.
farm of 50 acres to good man
with team. 600 acres of timbered
land to sell. All five miles east of
Loris, S. C. Address at once, W.
.1 Hughes, Loris, S. C.
.Notice to the Public.
No one is legally authorized to W^-'collect
any premiums for the Dillon ^
Insurance agency except Joe Cabell
Davis and R. S. Davis.
joe c;aneu uavia, Mgr.
' Just receixtd a new line of post
curds with local scenes at The
Herald Book Store. ^
ATLANTIC ('OAST LINK AM NOUN- U _
CKS CHRISTMAS HOLLIDAY .sfn
RATES.
To Stations East of the Mississippi
River and south of the Ohio tL
| and Potomac rivers.
Selling Dates: December 15, 16, ^
I 1" 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, and 31. 1910, M and
January 1, 1911. WFinal
Limit: To reach original
starting point, returning, not late
than midnight, of January 3, 1911 jlfcvjj
For additional information a;
reservations, address i.
J. L. Budgers,
Ticket Agent, V
Dillon, S. W.
J. Craig, J
Passenger Traffic Manager, -Wilmington,
N. C. jw il
T. C. White, t
General Passenger Agent, / W,"r".
Wilmington, N. Cj ^ '
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