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We wish to stoi
| CT 25 cents a hale pe
' is too valuable to
| inp; and rotting.
" ance to the full vi
. warehouse and you
| ^ cy on our receipts
We cam a full
p S~ for oats; mixed t
acid phosphate ai
| meal. Prices rigli
>. lil>erall.v fertilize ?
r?? We buy cotton i
?? meal for seed. \V<
I seed as well as wj
P ?? will pay you to sc
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P y We are HK<'nt?
* ? guano nnd all kin
| and we hope to qu<
W y ion.
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L BTOOLS
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$ KNOWING THE GREAT 1MPO
WE MAKE IT A POINT TO CAR]
i V TOOL KNOWN TO THE BLACI
^ FOR THEIR SHOP OR FARM. V
V I YOU. YOU WILL FIND OUR Pi
ft THE LOWEST REASONABLE F
W NEED.
; , Wr HEELER
m
J f JUST RECEIVED
^ A large shipment of F
J Full line of the best she
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; ana cnnaren especially
) Our line of groceries a
4) Mens and boys clothinj
. and up-to-date general
0) X patronage solicited.
| W. M. FORD,
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NORTH AND SOUTH I
and De
U A. M. P. M. A. M.
W) 7:30 8:30 9:16 I Lv Ham
i< / 7:36 8:36 9:20 Gibson J
9) 7:69 8:42 9:27 Sum
8:12 8:62 9:37 Gh
A) 8:20 9:00 9:45 Green
8:36 9:08 9:63 Gib
M) 8:60 9:22 10:07 Flet
9:10 9:37 10:22 McC
?. 9:30 9:60 10:35 Red
9:66 10:02 10:47 C]
^ 10:20 10:26 11:10 Mini
A) ! 10:40 10:41 11:26 LittU
< 11:00 10:56 11:40 I Dll
Jf) f 11:20 12:05 Floy
11:35 12:20 Conn
Jl> 11:55 12:40 Ar Mul
A. M P. M. P. M.
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? \k Dillon No
^Hcd in west Dillon near t
J is B
r > prepared to do all ki
, j^^Brame pictures Our ec
g in the line of wood
? orders will be jfiven
iJ J,i ^^^ft We ship work out 01
ft. Give us a trial am
t /on Novl
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e your cotton at ^3
r month. Cotton ^3
risk fire, stealWe
cary insur- ^
ulue of cotton iu ^4
can borrow mou- 3
line of fertilizers ^
'ertilizer. kainit, ^3
nd cotton s?\il
t and it pays to ^3
>at crops. 3
seed or exchange
; handle ?ar load
agon see< and it 3
us ItcTiiro sol I.
t for Prrruvian ^
ds of fertilizers
?te you prices for
:>rageCo |
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SMITH
/ ^ "KEll I
RTANCE OF THESE TOOLS
RY THE BEST OF EVER1
a SMITHING ART. WHETHE1
r'E ARE PREPARED TO SERV1
UCES HAMMERED DOWN T(
IGURE ON EVERYTHING YOl
HDW. CO
"i"* 4> <t> 4"t 4> { + { 4">4?e>
al Dry goods.
)es for men, women :
for school children. :
lways complete,
g, in-fact a complete :
merchandise. Your jj
Fages Mill, S. C. ]
CAROLINA RAILROAD
parturo of Train*.
A. M. P. M. P. M
let At 8:10 6:40 I 4:0(
uiictlon 8:06 6:86 3:61
mlt 7:59 6:29 ( 3:45
io 7:49 6:19 I 3:2'
i Pond 7:41 611 | 3:li
l8ou 7:33 6:03 3:0(
cher 7:18 5:48 2:31
;oll 7:04 5:34 2:11
Hluff 6:49 5:19 1:6<
Ho 6:40 5:10 1:45
uru 6:15 4:45 1:1(
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lion 5:45 4:15 12:31
dale 5:20 3:30
telly 5:05 3:35
llins Lv 4:45 ] 3:15
A. M. P. M. P. M
velty Works.
he Depot of the N. &. S. C. rail
nds of turned work, scroll work
juipment is such that we give yoi
work on quICk notice. (Jut o
the same prompt attention a:
i all railroads to any point in th<
a we win save you money.
-Ity Works.
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AUTOMOB
1911 Mod,
T1 1 .1 I . /
H i ne oest car on tne market toi
you are thinking of buying an a
H vestigate the "Cadillac Thirty
101 and 1 will send a demonstrating
S3 Do not wait, as it has been ii
is yet a question of getting the <
| Ffl output for the coming season is
If. g. ho
I H Agent for Eastern (
g Bennettsville,
I To the People <
! &
i <|? County^
?? * TL~ - <
& * 'uc has g<
* ^at -bur place of I
| ^ould have to be m
?? v *im./ account of the buildii
| sold, we want to t<
% that this is altogathei
V % take, we expect to d
? * ness at the same pi
* long as we eontinue
% Diug business. We
? * ciate the patronrge j
r in the past and h
R V t make a continuance
C "J" y r
3 & i same. I ours tor a
u <8> | Christmas.
j | Evan's Pha
l i The Rexall Si
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The Supreme Proof of Ideal
High Investment Earnings?Low A record
Lapse Bate. panv of
n THE SOUTH ATLANTIC LIFE
INSURANCE CO., A ^
OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. V**? ?
X E. Stmdwkk, Pres. ment foi
realised 69 per cent, interest and death
? investment profit during 1909 confiden
and increased its insurance 63 aid wher
per cent, of the amount written, ed.
MAX FASS, Local Representative,
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j you the k
chased from a mail order house,
even a hardware store.
The jeweler, who takes p klc in 1
> exnerr a specialist, wants to sell y
Of eon r so, your jewel or can sell y
! demand it, but ho would rutieHjrive
ment, is the most dependable. \
, i yJ/ If you are going to purrliaso, it 1
x ^ watch talk with .
f; Bell & Jordan, Thle J
5 We aso carry a full line o>f j<
c cut 0*1 ass anH ?fpvlinor cihrck*
Ull V v>i|
jewelery reparing a specialty. 1
Bell & Jordan.
I
HE$2B3B2B3Q notice.
! Notice Ls hereby giveu that the
[_ITDT<\7) ' 1P^ t? x books for Dillon county will be
jnlif I jT Wm open for the collection of taxes p
from Oct. 15th, 1910 to March 15th, "
ft ftjfl The following penalties will be 0
11 r \ E* added: v
ftft January, one per cent., February, '
I feihi V S3 two per cent, March, seven per j'
All persons between the ages of ?
Bj 21 and 60, except Coufeder.* te sol0
U diers and those otherwise exempt
oy law are liable for poll tax. , tl
K Bdf The commutation of two dollars 11*
* (2.00) can be paid till March 1st, ^
ftft 1911. All persons between the ages
r the money, it ET or 21 and 65 are "able. a
lutomobile, in- M and 8 milc co"-1 ?,
,, \\T KJB stitutional is 13 3-4.
' "Tile ulc The following school districts ft
car to see you. Bj hllVe extra levees:
_ aL _ _?ci __ 1 Es Carolina No. 2. 3 mills.
,P* ! El Little Rotk No- 4? 5 mi,ls i
:ars before the Reedy Creek No. 6, 4 mills,
gold. n Hnmer No. 7. 2 mills.
3 Dillon No. 8, 8 mills.
4^ 4 4 4 ^ New Holly No. 10, 3 mills. t#
?*VWW Ufl Hingbam No. il, 2 mills. '.i
SB^ Kentyre No. 12, 2 mills.
_ _ ? Bfl Union No. 13, 6 mills.
I ^9 Pages Mill No. 14, G mills.
I-I_l^^n |H Mt. Calverv No. 15, 4 mills.
^ kjcjd Kemper No. 16, 3 mills.
BX Rermuda No. 17, 3 mills. j,
.arolina U Manning No. IS, 3 mills v\
Mt Andrew. No. 10. 5 mills.
HI Latta, No. 20, 9 mills. (|
# 1^, C-a Dalcho No. 21, 2 mills. t.
Oak (June No. 22, 4 mills. o
?Pleasa.it lliil No. 25, G mills.
FO! k No ;>iills.
Anyone wishing to pay taxes by i<
mail can get the amounts promptly >
b> writinK me^4
\V. Mclnnis, j.
?"^2-tf Treas. Dillon County, b
DlllOn ?|? tax returns"
The Auditor's office will be open ^
, for taking tax returns form Janu- "t
t ary 1st to February 20th, 1911. ,,
>v requires that the proper,V?V?%
? . A A A A A t ihe la. - *bis year, in
4% ty be listed foi taxet - ? note
. J eluding personal p
)HC out * Y morlSage moneys,
i * l"anie tax on income
!)USlIieSS * X aml upwards, and all
i ^ that has been tramrfern ?????
uvea on * party to another since la
.<* Koina J X There shall he a capital
0 o J . f?e cents on all dogs, the 'Spvol 1
?11 VOU * to k?' ('xPended for school pi'
. * * Itogs not returned for uixatioi
r a mis- % v ?at be held ;o be property i? V ?IV
Ik* * 1 the courts ?/ the State.
10 0USS1- * j All males betw mi the ages ol
| ^ and tin years, except C'oufedera.
lace 3S ^ soMicrs or those persons incapable
.i * J of earning a support by being [
in tDc * tuaimed or from any other cause ;
x A are liable to poll tax.
appic- * I All property must be assessed at
* V "its true value in money," which is
?lV n US * construed to mean "the sunt at ?
*\t\ ^ 1' icli said property under nrdi-;
lOpe 10 ;.e +? nary circumstances would sell for
C fL *'f cash." j }
01 (OC ? J Ik.n't ask that your property be
i If taken front the hooks the same as
nappy X bun year.
S* X All property must be listed on
?* proper blanks and sworn to. Town- i
a a ' ship and number of school district -o
^ ^ ^ VVVV<S? must he git en d
' The auditor or his deputy will be. v
X ; at the following places on tiie dates , a
^ mentioned below to take tax re- N
IlllCLV'V & turns: j b
J Sellers, Wednesday, January 25,! si
1 9 11. i .1
Jk Latta, Thursday and Friday, Jan- 1)
tore X uary 26 and 27. 1911. t!
* Little Rock, Monday January 70, s'
*.11.11 1
1c i i. . "
Judson, Tuesday, January 31. r.
^^f^yyyyyy . 1011 <*
Bingham. Wednesday, February si
????????? 1. 1911.
aa . Mallory. Thursday, February 2, ?
Management !a m., 1911. a
CentervlHe, Thursday, February \ t'<
I unequaled by any com- 2. p m., 1911. : M
a.j? Fore, Friday, February 3. 1911.
its age or order. Week i ^
Cy issued by thu com- Hamer, Monday, February Gth, d
limmates all embarrass- Caddys Mill, Tuesday, February o:
r our loved ones should 7 tb> 1911. {
rartalra wah It Hages Mill. Wednesday, Pebru- jH
rertaKe you. it insures ary gth, 1911. 01
ce by ffivinff substantial Bermuda, Thursday. February 9. Vl
f r 1911. a
i assistance is most need- Fork, Friday. February loth.jd
ii9ii. r
It Is hoped that all will meet the 1'
Dillnn S P auditor promptly and make their |l<
j returns and thereby avoid the 50 t(
I per cent, penalty. |r
rtf " W-LDOUOAS
UINLAKIH $a$33&?4.SB0ES
. which IS Bnycemigg _ \i
st watch i
dur jeweler j
lers, who do not have ^ J '
ind which can be pin- ^^
\jr !
n">rwhattuelu mt the largest maker and retailer i
you hat, L.u 0F MEN,S FjNE SH0ES u TH? WORLa ,
*i:i p'.-.y you to have a ... gTZSVt 82?St".SSfW
past six year*, and always find they are far 1
superior toall other high grade shoes In styie.
comfort and durability." W. G. JONES, ! ?
nur^l IQVC 119 Howard Ave.. Otlca, N. Y. i,
cWclitJIb ^ If I couu you into my large fae
3 weir y, diamonds, 1? . Brocwton Nu..., and you *
' . J y . , \ how carefully W. L. Douglas shoes are
Fine watcll and made, you would realize why they Iraki > 1
their shape, fit better, wear longer, and
arc of greater value than any other make.
V - 1 1'Tl - IT 11 T* I Tn irtss sail 1|II1 i
\ _ gm gm is stamped on the Mlora. I-? No MuMitulc.
\ Dillon, S. C., &**&???!& 1;
cottinoham.
*o the Trustees ami People of Dill- 3 W
on Cbuntjr.
In giving up the duties of S
erintendent of Kducation I feel li
y duty to express in some small
gree iny appreciation of the conidence
placed in me by the people
f the county, in twice honoring me
* it li their suffrage for this posi;<>n.
in administering the affairs
1 the office 1 have formed many
icasant associations and friena
Lips which I do not intend to give
u with the office, for while this
l'fice is the most important posiior.
within the gift of the people of
tie county, in my opinion, still 1 \
('ink a great deal rn-ore of the
leasant associations 1 have formed
'itIt the people and children of the
ounty.
1 may say just here that while 1
tn retiring from the active duties
f the office and although you will
ul another man who is 1 am sure
tore thoroughly competent to fulI
the duties of the "ffice in the
ischarge thereo , st.il I wish to
ssure the pcopb of fie county that
!> interest in i ie welfare of the
ublic schools, is su? a that I will
ever lose interest I*? them and at
mv time if my services in any way
re desired in any school in the
n.nty it will he a great pleasure
> me to have the privilege of beg
called upon .
I aiu very glad to be able to say
tat a great many iinproven
ave been made this year feiiprovement
and advancein
schools. It is ii great % a-,
> me to notice that we no
ml trustees or patrons in the cotin.
except in very rare instances, i i
t o are opposed to local taxation
>r schools and it is now seldom
iitvi'd we hear trustees advocating
'o policy of lower salaries for .
a? tiers an ! thereby employing infl'-icnt
teachers, but tliey seeni
e\. to have realized that they
i ?uld 1 ave lite l?est and most comment
teachers and to pay them
their services. This is an inno.lion
and advancement that is not
Ppreciated as fully as it should b<
\ those who are interested in the
wutilii schools, for while it has
cen the goal t?.? which all educa>rs
have 1'-en stiving to attain for
ears, stil! none really expected its
tainmen* an early and it is a
reat honor to Dillon county that
hi: particular progrcBslveness is
ivorc clearly shown here than in
coumy. l am very sure
^ districts to vote on
ng the month of May
s Dillon county.
? < - v that
patronage. Now we jiSSf
ring you the best r j >
t 1
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triors of A* ki ISl ? ,'(( ' i
Will Appear
Diay)Jied with
Among the l
nps of the drar.ati > ( '
f Thomas Dixon's ne
rama, "T!ip Sins of t
rhich will be pla ed a
uditorim on Mor lay Ja
Tot only does "The S
'ather" tell a vital a tory.
but the acting s
dramatic treat. It is
t metropolitan prod %
le nlavera have heen flVlii
nit the enacting taste ? *
nd to meet the requi
udicuces in New York
r the play will be tak
Uort Southern tour.
William Owen, the i
f many classical produ
ppear aa Major Daniel
allant Confederate ve
lajor Norton he has a i
tendoua strength, a ft
el led to choose between
iahonor to his child.
Miss Ruth Fielding, a yo
rite of New York audlenlay
the Major's ward Hele?
fu is darkened by the
f a taint of tegro bloo
eins. Already this a<
cheived a numbe.lSirtlir
eeply pathetic ana
arts. Her sweetness, all
be tears In her voloe have rec*..^~
3 the critics the noblest c-haracsrlsations
of Margaret Anglin. The
ol<! of the boy lover opposite Mia*
'ielding will be assumed by Wlibu
tason. MLsa Cecilia Clay, a plnyi
fell known to Southern auulence .
fill api>ear In "The Sins of t?* >
'ather" as the sly and subtle octooon
Cleo, a type of what over-eduation
does for the negro race. Tier
;u\ story of Major Norton's houselold,
and his struggles to free hiraell
from her colls, lead up to
ml of the most striglng scenes
he play.
Among the other characters And}
.nd Minerva are sure to win the
n>ei Iuugnter and applause. The a
day wright is said to have excelled
timself in the droll "darkey" corody
that ceutres around them, and
tiA good news to lovers of real actng
as distinguished from horse
lay and buffonery that these charcters
are to be played by the uucious
Karl l.ee and the intlmatable
vgnes Karlo. Everybody knows
[bout them as the foremost blaohucc
comedians in the country'.
:layers who hold the miror up to
inture and show the African as lie
eally is. not as the sorry cartastires
ol oitnsterelsy have portrayed
.imjjr - ^ A'j -til*
With such a cast and within the SI
inc scenic production piovldad by
.tanag^r tfeorgc H. Ifrennan. The
>int of the Father" \vjul_ display
^Biaa iv.xon'f. inarveK.uOl.U' *K M
l'i malist to th#' beat j^SvantSflC.- ... -XtM?