The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, January 05, 1911, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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Dr. and Mrs. C. Henslee spent I
Pun day at Rowlaad.
Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Evans spent
Sunday lu Florence.
Clarence Moody left Tuesday for
tlie "Lone Star State."
Mrs. I. I. Pass'spent Suuday In
w ^^-Florence with friends.
? I. V. Frye spent Christmas with
f ' relatives at Hickory, N. C.
O. C. Bell spent the holidays with
his parents at Dunn. N. C.
Miss Mary McDonald is visiting
triends at Rowland, N. C.
i Mrs. J. T. Easterling has returned
from a visit to relatives at Clio.
Phil McLaurin, of Clio, spent
Monday afternoon in town with rell';
ativee.
Miss Cora Mclntyre, of Macon,
I Ga., spent the holidays with her paj
rents.
Miss Edna Stackhouse. of Jnman,
is spending some time with rela>
lives in town.
Clarence Smith, of Kiugstree
spent the holidays with his parents
Or. and Mrs. Smith.
Reuben and Jack Moody, Bet
. Ut tiger and E.:r: Betnea re
\ turned to Wofford Tuesday.
I, J \ Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Baker spent
'o/iiinday and Monday here the guestjVV
' J of Dr. and Mrs. B. M. Badger.
D. C. Parker, of Dunn, N. C.
I -spent several days in town las
i*|^c jyith his cousin, G. H. Bell.
I: = a.Smith, of Kenlv. N. C.
r H spend7uB,,f with her pa
| J fP nt8, Mr. and i1.01*'8 ^mit
i ' Miss Llla Mclntyre returned
I her home at Lattn Sunday aft
few daye visit to Miss Essie Gn
Mrs. Mary H. Barnes and
x I Bessie Rubs have returned fro
F \ visit to relatives at Clarkton, >
k I Miss Winnie Juckson has ret
a I ed from a visit to her sister,
DeWitt, (nee Miss Gala Jackson
F / Tampa, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. I. 1. Ingram
Miss Kate Ingram spent se>
* JL days this week with Dr. and
I 1 J. H. Hamer.
P Dr. Smith, of Little Rock,
moved his family to Dillon w
* they will have the benefit of
t t, school and churches.
v Mr. and Mrs. Walker Floyd 1
v rreturned from a pleasant trip
Gainsville, Jacksonville, and c
points in Florida.
Mrs. Will Kwing left Tue
morning for Dr. Highsmith H<
tul. Fayetteville, N. C., where
win receive treatment.
Will Stafford, of Groen.sl>oro
I C.t and Lee Stafford, of Mar
ville, V'a., spent several days
? week with their sister, Mrs. W
r Dunbar.
? Wn-to Dunbar left Tuesday
1 Cb.k Ridge, where he will re-t
/ rem ol He waj accompanied liy^
Ida Stafford Dunbar, who will s
' a month with relatives in N
P Carolina.
L Miss Edith Elliott, who is att
I ing Converse College, spent
Christmas holidays at home.
) was accompanied by Misses E
both Patterson and Genevieve 1
| erman, they returned to Obu\
I Tuesday.
jfe Major W. L. Floyd, wife
Tv' caughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wa
fe . i.-Floyd and Mrs H. H. MeCr
I spent Friday with Mrs. P. Reyn
t ./ at Taooma. This was Mrs. Wa
Floyd's first visit to an on
k groye ana the day waa delightl
v spent roaming through the h
some orange groves of that secti
) ?Gainsvillo Sun, Gainsville, F1
) WANTED WOOD CUTTERS
want 100 cords of stove wood
A j ,! and can give several good cul
w employment. Apply to J.
jy | Squires, Dillon. 12-2
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^ A Ncrnt' from "life HIiih o
Or le brat ion at Colore School. Ovei
On Monday, January ad, the colored
people celebrated emnnclpa- \\
tion day at the St. Stehnes Meth- babi
odlat church, Dillon, I. C.. The befc
choir rendered fine mnic. oi c
Dr. 8. J. Wright woke encour- Mas
aglngly of tlio future of our peo- dent
I?le. en?
Rev. McLeod said 'e are living rtrei
in the choicest part Jf the State. "
We have the best irmers to be up,*
found. Frequently fr said one may i thi
be seen washing a weet potato so rem
large that while cie end of the moi
"root" is roasting he owner is sit- thai
ting on the other nd. infs
Dr. Thos. E. Miler was the ora- losi
tor He made a -ery fine speecn. tne
He said it is a y>od policy for us plaj
culti\ate friendshh with the white ?
people, since a neir friend is better
than a brother tlat is far off. *
The church *i.s densely occupied Wi
. by colored peqile. All enjoyed the I
occasion.
A collection of $K.16 was raised M
> by Rev. Sciplo Green, or Kittle i 9
' Rock, and Bro. C. R. Bethea, the
vice-presideit of the association.
Mr. G. E. Fleglor, Miss Alice *
l'age, Rev Jordan and Miss Wal- n
lace took active part.
E. B. Webster. Sec.
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Thomas Dixon's Kiiiest Work. ?i?
oil
"The Sins of the Father1' is con- 1,1
structed with all the skill and ex- ^
1 perience of a playwright who has
won many previous successes. It is
, the ripest fruit of Thomas Dixon's in
t genius, and will delight the millions "J
of playgoers who remember with ,,
pleasure his famous "Clansman." st
' The Sins of the Father" comes for *
the first time to the Dillon Auditor mJ.
1 njn. Monday, January 16th.
to xiiao rVnnett?- (
er a Miss Kate xerrell, oi . "
till. vhle. has returned to her honi k
ler 8lMM,dinS some time with her
^ ^ cousin, Mrs. Monroe Rogers.
Mr. W. C. Moore was called to
urn- Spartanburg Tuesday by a telegram
Mrs. announcing the death of his mother.
) of Mr. Moore had just returned from
Spartanburg where he had been
and sP<!nding Chris trnas with his mothreral
er an^ new8 of her death was
a great shock to him. He left for
Spartanburg Tuesday morning to be
. present at the funeral services WedJ188
nesduv.
here 0
the LOCKED IP TWO DAYS.
have sick Woman N'silrd in by L*?ndlotxl.
to Husband Away.
ither
The St. Matthews correspondent
sday t*u> Js'ewe nntl Courier sends the
3Bpl_ Iollowing to his paper:
she thi8 8ea8on ^uits of a
Short crop are usually manifested
in a marked way by the frequuent
>, N. nailing up of tenants' cabins and
tins- barns for unpaid debts. There are
last often complications, particularly
. H. where- opposition is displayed. But
the most unique case yet recorded
for in this community has just come to
?nter
.Miss Prominent farmer nailed up
uend t,u' dwelling of one of his tenants,
brth there were goods hypothecat"d
for furnished advances during
.the year. The husband was absent
eud-^! at the time and the wife was withtlie
in the home sick in bed and expectShe
j ing to be confined. When he
llizu- I found his way obstructed he iniiueHag
diately beseiged his liege lord. The
rers*- latter, having lost all confidence in
the houesty of the renter, refused
. to budge. A magistrate was finally
lker COM8u,ed uud forty-eight hours
v elapsed beof.-e the hall of red tape
lolds was finally unwound. Fortunately
lker a ^??d supply of water had been
#.n?rc Provided and a few simple eatables
STlTv I ne?r a' hand; but as the woman
j needed very little of either. she
1 wn8 not niuch the worse for wcai
' I during the quiet and dull humming
I of the wintry winds without.
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cut If you need anything on earth in
Lters 1 tne hardware line try us. Our stoeV
H.jis large enough to supply every9-4t
' body. Wheeler Hardware Co.
" V^ ; *
t the Father" at the School Awtttoriti
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r *00,000 lift be* Die Inder 1 ^
Year Old. t
rM8hinKton.?"More than 300,- V
es die in this country annually,^
>re they have reached the age ^
>ue year," declared Dr. J. H. B
on Knox, of Baltimore, presi-:J
t of the first national conferi
on infant mortality, in an ad-jf
is at the Y. M. C. A. last uight. *
Give the baby a chance to grow Jp
' said Dr. Knox. He also gave M
er information to show that a j ^
ledy is needed for the enormous JJ
-tality among infants. He sald|f
t the number of deaths among jL
tuts was twice that of tubercu- j J
s among the adults, although! ?
latter was called the "white !jg
gue." | J
^KnniMiridp I
ibromallafti And Blood DU??*ra
The .bum- of rheumatism la exec** uru
Id lo ihe blood To cure rheumatism rtalx
id muxi be expelled from the system
leuui.i'isoj i* oo loiernnl disease and r. |
ii. ? an inleronl reimily ItubblnK will
x .Kid hoiroeota amy eoH?- (lie pain (iiii
ei nill no more cure rheumatism tlinn
iliil nIII change (tie flbec of rotten wood
urea Bkenmallaai lo * ( > Cured.
S. leuc* baa dlxcovcr.-d a perfect nod
tuple! c cure culled Khcutnarldc Tested
hundred* o( case*. II baa effected marvel
in cures Ubeumaclde remove* tbe cause W
ts at the Joints from the inaldc. sweeps 1
ie poison* out of the xvxtem. ton-a up the j f
omnrb regulates the bowela at.u kldoevx ,
old by druggists hi ."?uc uod ft . In tablet ;
irui ut 25c and .*>Oc by luall flook lei ;
rre Bobbin Chemical Co Butt I mo re Mu
far(x ut the Joints from the llialdr."
Removal Notice.
' Hereafter our customers will fli
us under the Hamilton Hotel. In tl
store formerly, occupied by Mrs.
H. Barnes. Phone your orders
va there or come to sec us.
Saleeby's Beef Market.
rnn u a t tt? ru. _ % j ,
| * un onun. win' UKUSf allU I
on Harrison street, between Eigh
and Tenth avenues. One hou
and lot on corner Harrison stre
and Eighth avenue. One house at
lot on corner of Cleveland stre
and Eighth avenue. Four vaca
lots on Jefferson street and Four'
avenue. Apply to J. \V. King
Dillon Hardware Co. 11-24-1
1 have some vegetable farm lan<
1 and town lots for sale, both
r Marion and Horry, counties.
Ferd." D. Bryant,
12-13-4t . Marion, S.
FOR RENT.?Two stores in
i good location for any kind of ran
cnntile business. Apply to D. ]
Hyatt.
FOR SALE.?Six room dwelllt
on Fourth avenue. Lot 75 by IB
Good location. Reasonable prit
terms easv. V. L. McLean, Dillo
' S. C 11-12-1
Some Excitement.
Some little excitement was crea
. ed in Dillon Wednesday when tl
' E. L. Moore & Co's. store open*
' their doors to admit the greate
number of customers ever befo
gathered at one time in our city,
take advantage of the low prlc
offered the public, in disposing
| their immense stock of merchandis
This is the most popular store
this section and their special sal
are always well attended from tl
' far* that they do what they proi
Ise and never mislead the buyii
: public. Many experienced ext
| ciorKs are in attendance to hand
jthi? immense rush.
ftm, Monday, January l#ti .
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a? wivir
pi} M. A. STUBBS, SOLE OWN
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JJ Do you want to be
ft if so, come and let us show you a coir
merchandise ever brought to Dillon, t1
higher than the shoddy stuff but the <
by 25 per cent.
$
Aj Our Motto has always been "Buy tli
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1500 Pairs men, ladies, misses, boys a
opened up. This line shows all the
and the best values offered this year*,
d'R Full stock dress goods, notions, underv
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We thank our customers for their
are going: to show our appreciation
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c Lit g??ds ^ or the least money.
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189 OUR GROCERY DEI
100 Barrells pure wheat flour. Try
~ 0^ can return at our expense. This ch
Heavy and Fancy Groceries guarar
re'iY? *aw> y?u take no risk as we handle
to;MS
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1 m get a piece of cut glas
fljj We stand behind every
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Dry Goods, Notions and shoe Department,
v? Salesmen
J. D Hargrove
Wfti W. E. Hall
jS We solicit your patronage and sh
i$J best goods at the lowast ost.
M Yours ever ready 1
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ipete line of the best
ie price may be a little
quality wil overbalance nfl
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ie best, Sell the Best"
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nd childrens shoes just PT |
cuts of the mid season m
Don't fail to see this line
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vear luriauica <mu gcuw. I
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liberal patronage. Now we tijSf
by giving you the best t*j
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it, and if not satisfied you
jpartment is supplied with
iteed under the pure 1
the best.
r dry goods purchase and
s absolutly free.
article we sell.
Grocery Departing
Salesmen
S. W. Williams *
W. C. Easterhng* Z
all always give you the ^
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For business
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