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I Mian Daisy Mcl-ean spent Friday blfbt in Latta. Ng Frank Skinner, of Camden, spent Sunday in the city . fcfc M?)s Rssie Hamilton has returned a visit to relatives at Klrod. and Mrs. J. B. Meacham, of spent Sunday in the city. mma Young, of Wilming- l .tie guest of her niece, Mrs. 'rchison. mis:< Annie Carmlchael is spend- j tng the holidays with her sister, Mrc. Watt Tatum at McColl. Mi. Siin Wright ,of Bennettsville. was here on business Mon- t Miss Beulah Mason, who is teach-' ing at Johnston, is ut home for the holidays. ! : Mr. and Mrs. John Welch left , Monday for Little Rock, where they j will make their home in the future. 1 Miss Annie Belle Stanton and 4 ? Mr Judson Allen spent Sunday in 4 ton with Miss Bessie Allen. i Miss Sadie Stackhouse, of olumMa, is visiting at the home of her 4 grandfather, Mr. R. P Haraer, at' 4 Little Rock. 1? Mrs. Mary Barnes aud Miss Bes-! sie Russ will leave Saturday to 4 *pend the holidays with Mrs. 4 Barnes' parents at Clarkton, N. C. Miss Susie Kendrick, teacher in \ the gradtd school at Marion, is: spending the holidays with relatives ; In Dillon. Thos. Gaddy, of McColl, passed through Dillon Saturday night on j I his way to Gaddy's Mill to spend j f Sunday with his mother. 4 Mrs. Mary Hamilton, who is j leaching at Cameron is spending I the holidays with her parents, Mr. ai d Mrs. IX V. Hamilton. Misses Hazei and Lucile Mulllns,' Mts. Helen Davis and Master Johu ; and Sidney Davis, of Marion j?r<?! . the guests of Mrs. A. H. Jordan this' week. * Mrs. L. R. Craig has returned ' * from Mobile, where she went to be < present at the marriage of her sistor, Miss Violet DuVaul which was 1 solemnized at her Mobile home last , week. MIbb DuVaul haB visited in Dillon on several occasions and has ' many friends here who will be in- , terested in the announcement of het marriage. ? Mr. D. D. McDonald,cotton weigh- ' f or at Diliou, was painfully injured I by a bale of cotton falling on hiB 5 foot Saturday. The foot was badly sprained and as a result of his i injuries Mr .McDonald will have to ^ use crutches for aevenrl days. 0 John Carniichael, who is in the 1 insurance business at Fort Worth, t Tex., where he is prominently con-J f nected with a large insurance conii pany, mention of which was made iu the last issue of The Herald, is spending the holidays with his . mother, Mrs. Agnes Carniichael. 1 1 Mrs. C. H. Arnold arrived in Dill-i on Sunday night from Atlanta to jj ttp hrr husband who is coo-1; ducting the sale at the Dillon Cash * Store. Mr. Arnold is so much *: pleased with the climate of Dillon that he and his wife will spend the*winter here. Mr. Arnold making Dillon his headquarters. i 0 | < Maple Dots. Peter Dove .of Coluuibia, was 'j, among friends in this section recently. ' -j R L. Lane, of Dillon, was in this *: section one day last week. . R. R. Bailey went to the beach < last week. H. G. Jackson went over to North ' " Carolina last Thursday. I W. M. Herring went to the bench last week. I Miss Linnie Dove, of Columbia, ' visited in this section last week. J. A. Dove Is building a dwelling house on his plantation. Levi Jackson visited his brother near Clio Friday and Saturday. r The Farmers' Union had an oys-: t ter supper last Friday night. Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Dai- j \ ley?a girl . Simon. I c A ? \ Cigarette Caiuew Fir**. ( i Four bales of cotton belonging i 1 to Mr. L. C-. Rraddy caught fire 1 from a cigarette while they were < being hauled to town Friday after- i ' noon aiv' v.t for the prompt action ry i f passing along the high's P^f^our bales would have been ' f ??>' Mid. As it wan only the out- ; T rt??trerings were burned and the < ?-?ige does not exceed %'*0. The J ' driving the wagon was smoking . cigarette and the spark that fell ! Ui on the cotton wan fanned intn ? < blaze by the high wind blowing at : the time. The accident happened near Mr. R. P. Stuckhouse's place ; and it was very near the same spot that Mr. Jerome Brunson had several bales of cotton badly dam-1 aged some weeks ago from a cigar- I ette. Farmers should warn their employees that it is dangerous to i siooke around cotton and if they j persist in doing so they should be i made to stand for the losses. ANOTHRK HOLD LI' IX ATLANTA Two Desperadoes Walk Into Drug Htore in Wild West Ntyle. Atlanta, Ga., Dec. 19.?Another holdup was added to the already lorg list of robberies, purse snatching and minor burglaries in Atlanta when two desperadoes. In true wild west style last night walked 1 into the drug store of Dr. George I Shirriff, 29 West Alexander street, I and demanded all the cash In the Core. The proprietor demurred. . and toe Dandit opened fire. Dr. i Shlvriff ducked behind the counter 1 and was uninjured by the four i hots fired. The bandits fled, and Dr. Shirriff 1 immediately notified the police, and i a general alarm wan sent out. Two mm da were arreeted, Df, Shirriff , S,.*r Identifying one, who gave hi* l~wUns as A. R. Knox, of Nashville. 1 Tens., as one of the men who at- I tempted to hold him up. The pothey are the same men boon operating la aa^ i ? for several weeks. < -Av Vi:..o^ttLacwL +++++++++++++ [ I Genuine Gut Glass. \\ '? v 1 t V 5 y + There re genuine diamonds J y I ? : ?% V ^ aud there are paste diamonds* ^ # There is genuine gold and gold <?? |j ^ + that looks like gold- It takes an + X m \ J expert to tell the difference. The f J ^ ? pi V? J buyer is completely at the mercy VV f* ' * % of the seller. The same way with % X L X CUT GLASS. Some manufact- jT]f ^ urers turn out a product that looks ^ f k* ' ? - - * ^ a cxaaiy hkc me genuine article. + ^ + Salesmen will tell you "Oh yes, + vC ^ buy it. The public does not * * know the difference when your % V f y * * L * proffit is so much bigger." This * X ^ ^ W ^ is true. The public does not know. * A V % Hut the handsome line of cut glass it V I % > ? A ^ ? just received at the Herald Book J ?ro C * Store is the genuine article. We * <?? 5 J would not handle the other kind * V W $? * * + | >% <. if they would give it to us. You 2 J. L j + V 5 J run no risk whatever in buying it. ? ?? J + + a V t * It is just as represented. Come * t ? J * ^4 < and take .1 look. * y '* * xll ? The line contains some hanusome + V V T + VI i?? * wedding presents. x im * * ? ? v i v I Herald Book Store. JI i, i JUST RECHVED & * A. large shipment of Fal Dry goods. $ JJ \ Full line of the best shoes for men, women * ? I and children especially for school children. * % Our line of groceries always complete. I [ Mens and boys clothing, in-fact a complete * %, I and up-to-date general merchandise. Your * t I patronage solicited. % V ; W. M. FORD, Pages Mill, S. C. % \ V '* ?j? ?j? ?* ?* ?*??% tjt ?*? ?*? >j? *j? ?j? ?*? j* J *J* ?j? ?j? ?j? ?j- ?j? ?*? ?* ?j? ?* *? ?*? ?5? ?j? ?*< i ; 14 ihe drug btorhs cough ui\ sewed ri? ix mile's hide. ^ 'nit-ed Sutcti Revenue Officer IliliulouN Cracker Hits Experiencet j Swoops Down ou Aiken Apoth- Similar to tlu*t of Jonah's. V ccarieH. The Mutter A?l- Young Harris, Ga., Dec. 19?\W jutted. Hart Brown, of Gumlog, this coun- u Aiken, Dec. 18.?A United States L>- haS JU8t , emer?ed fro,m the u?" i ? evenue officer swooped down on asual experience of sleeping six , f ne Aiken drug stores yesterday and ''purs while sewed up on the inside M ihot out fines right and left for ? a ma 8 CX?Tj^iBi" ^<>Hterda5 \W ioiution of the revenue laws. The Brown and other bibulous compan- L, iruggists did not dream they were *"DH after imbibing much moonshine ^ violating any law. and were "dumb- whlskey w?re wending their wably ounded" when h eread the law to wa>? d?wn thf couutry ! 4 Lem It appears that the drug L? * ^ J?B Yi88 , eayy i Jtores were accustomed- to filling or- Brown and he collapsed by \ lore for pure alcohol, which is nc ds,d? nyar t*?e parens of old M violation of the dispensary law. flUnH* Back, who has been carry\Vhen one wanted alcohol the store ,n? ,e raail to and from Brasstown \< would get it from the dispensary 5?i*' t^ie8e raany years but who Jp and fill the order with it. But the government service severnational government considers al- a* ^curs before Brown and his. u uohol just like whiskey, and the fact companions came along. , d that it was sold for chemical or The practical lokers se.?,n~ medicinal purposed or merely (ill- L li,e up order from the di.veiuu.ry, '7'? r^? a ^ V does not alter the mutter so far as t?. wk 1. i -rv, <o . i, ? I the officers are concerned. \lUU' with strings. TI he sleeping I. Consequently when the officer ann fi"?lly llwok* "nd be**n yel1; 5 hit town he handed out the law n* ,Af^r rn pedestrains had if wnirh requires a license in such iu- bt<J' badl> ^^ightened two men . stances, drug stores not excepted. ??m?'. "P and hearing shrieks cut I ^ rid the state law excepts them. And b* 8t^cbe8 and Kle.t1 Brown ?llt' L there was nothing to do hut come co\d' sol>er and bKdly frightened. K across with the kale. However. Hr?wn is now on the water wag-; f the sums paid give them the right but swears veugance He com- L to dispense anything they want to b,? experience with Jonah ? in th* future, even the "one X." |'ut *,d th" 8alllnK wa8n 1 (>ulte Ij though of course. the State law ,lrf Ia8t * _ pg gi\es them a right to sell only pure \r \miivoTnv ur * vt^ ooo f*\tw I i alcohol or denatured alcohol. U AHHIXOTON WANTS 5,OOP C ATS Clemson Allege Short "ion rse in FH,n? ,,n?>ort*Uon "> Country > Agriculture. of "oPb'rs. ^ Clemson College will offer a short y Sba "; f, course in agriculture beginning Jan- * . ' bert, of this place, has c |i ^ iqi i ,.?a #-ry11ttmiiiird uiv coived a request from the State of iU t continuing Hlx VVuBhinKto? (or 5 000 Th? rc- 5 The aim will b? lo sire good. '?|J ra>d??i?? ieUe^Albprt J.: J; nractlcAl ln?tpiioiio" "" ~11 " '?*" ? ,?ru.- ? ,X! ouaron, DUl j\y Izers, tillage, farm implements, cot- "ow, ? resident of Okanogan coun- f ton and corn breeding, corn Judg- l> - l" w?8tf par* of ?tat?- ij lug cottou grading, stock feeding, # k V, . " K Judging live stock, dairy cattle. ^fK11 a .* ,? P dairying, and horticultural subjects. Other topics will be discussed In , wh4ch 18 w111 i W" special lectures. The expense will lfi. 1 p . . . ..u'l be $10 per month for board, each h,^r" n^itr nvnnrn M Individual furnishing his own JJ ? .12?!!! -if nw?J^?n ,mtJ X plUovn, aDd blanket?. 0,l"0^ "Jt" g.r- L For further particulars write to tlMOd and Urm laji<ls ln that .ec. W W. R. Perkins. Director, Agriculture t!on of - the * State' Five thousand ! il Department, Clemsoo College, cats are to e shipped to Washington 8. Cl. *' -- d> April l. 0 0 L We have a handsome Hne of Iffhoa in doabt give a bonk. 3M 1 nicely hound books (or tke holiday oar Uno. suitable for koUdty gift*. V trade. Herald Book Store. Herald Book Store. * *? " . . : 1 f-i 3SEBBESEBES ICHR1 jj OFFE Jj Do you war X] if so, come and let us show Q merchandise ever brought t< higher than the shoddy stui by 25 per cent. 4} M Our Motto has always been a ^ 1500 Pairs men, ladies, miss opened up. This line she Aj and the best values offered 1 Xj Full stock dress goods, notioi s I] EATS, CA i We thank our customers for ^ are going to show our appre _ A ? i-U _ 1 J I guuus lur uie least money. s ? OUR GROCE 100 Barrells pure wheat f lou h can return at our expense. Q Heavy and Fancy Groceries I i law, you take no risk as we is jjj Call for your coupons witl JJ get a piece of ci 8 Q We stand behind M S . Q Dry Goods, Notions and shoe Dep ^ Salesmen I J. D Hargrove g W. E. Hall n We solicit vour oatronaee ' w J* best goods at the lowest i Yours ever r S i THL _ ?! a UUM V N. A. STUBBS, SOLE 93BEBGBEEa ? ^ ' -1 ? < * , EEZSEEBEPS-S \ lRINGS. | - s it to be in Line M M you a compete line of the best ?5c ) Dillon, the price may be a little KKf :f but the quality wil overbalance M i "Buy the best, Sell the Best" ^ ft es, boys and ehildrens shoes just jsC ws all the cuts of the mid season this year. Don't fail to see this line Sy is, underwear for ladies antl gents. ? PS CLOTHING. tfl their liberal patronage. Now we m iciation by giving you the best TO m TO C(3 RY DEPARTMENT > ir. Try it, and if not satisfied you m This department is supplied with M guaranteed under the pure food tn , handle the best. M ? tu l airomr dmr dnn/lo nniuiknAA i tvtiy in y ^uuus |Fuivudsc miu SH it glass absolutly free. Lj every article we sell. m ro _______ M irtraent. Grocery Department Salesmen i S. W. Williams Q3 j W. C. Easterling j and shall always give yoo the gH cost eady (or business Jw rU BBSI h'ANY OWNER land [MANAGER. | I 'in