The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, January 12, 1911, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
Prpf. Cook, of Little Roc
Saturday in Dllon.
Miss Pauline Pore has
x a position with the Bank 01
> * f Oscar Racford, agent
4 spent Monday in town.
Miss Mamie Gaddy, of
Mill, spent Monday in tow
Mrs. Agnes Etum Hook,
over, will visit her sister,
K. Oliver, next week.
James Galloway, of H
?spent the week end with fi
the city.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tolar
ta. spent Sunday with th<
"*w / of Mr. W. C. Tolar.
Mr. Jim Smith and fami
t moved to Fayettevllle, wh
have bought si nice farm.
Miss Mary Cottingham
turned from u visit to h?
jib*.
^ Mrs. Richardson, at Charl<
?^ Miss Willie Manning, oi
.ipent Tuesday here with *1
er, Dr. Wade Stackho*
Mr. and Mrs. Her^riVuiuiuiuut
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. stock v U JACK'
it.R fo|?j| MOOKS LUL*
Cash &=>?
6 iscontl |l5qCS"s BOlTJ TACW
' *lMe84 \fs HOOKS
way, and '
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^ ?vN'TTELL YOU M
tiAVE IN OUR STORE. RENE
^ WARE WE HAVE IT.
-, f* WE GIVE FULL WEIGHT.
TT PRICE.
^ WE WANT TO SEE YOU IN C
2 WHEELER
:*! JJST itECHVED
A large shipment of .
f Full line of the best si
i and children especiall
| Our line of groceries
| Mens and boys clothi
X and up-to-date gener
t patronage solicited.
Itj W. M. FORD,
NORTH AND SOUTH
Arrival and !
A. M. P. M. A. M.
r=aM 7:30 8:30 | 9:16 1 Lv Hi
7:35 8:35 9:20 Gibson
^ 7:59 8:42 9:27 Si
ra"w 8:12 8:62 9:37
8:20 9:00 9:45 Or<
8:35 9:08 9:63 (
^ 8:60 9:22 10:07 K
-JB 9:10 9:37 10:22 ftj
^ 9:30 9:60 10:36 R?
JP 9:65 10:02 10:47
10:20 0:25 11:10 M
10:40 0:41 11:26 Lll
11:00 D: 66 11:40
m 11:20 12:06 P
1:36 12:20 Cc
a 1 :55 12:40 Ar >
r-JB A. M. P M. P. M.
.
The anion N
eIs locatedin west Dillon nea:
road. We arqirepared to do all
r,. \
etc. We also frrne pictures Our
almost anything in the line of wo
L town and mail cders will be ffiv<
home orders. Ve ship work out
county or state. Give us a triali
I ??
Spoilt I \ AAA
mi? ynnrnromn
accepted Hill, vial
t Dillon. HO" Ihm
?< ?"> *2?'L r n
one day
Oaddy's J. H.
n. riage of / J
of Kast- *Mr fflfnmmmi
Mm. D. Tu^ay, 1
C T. I
a vislto4*
artsviue, Ogo.
-lends in Mr. ^
died in
, of I.at- at Pmone
family
kainit,
in weed
1> have c puj., to
ere they,j>s.
or exchange
.ndlo car load
llas ?n weed and it
sr ?' lis before sellJtt'
.? for Pcrnivinn
inds of fertilizers
|uote yon prices for
iUi uuutuuuuiiuuiumm^
:orage Co
iiuuiiuiuiu iuiuuiiiiiiiuia
; hx/e every"
inc you want
in
\RMARV.
J&E39& -JE?
1 A WEEK EVERY ARTICLE 1
MBER JUST THIS: IF IT'S HAF
FULL MEASURE AND A FA
>UR STORE MORE THAN ON<
HDW. CO
/
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Fall Dry goods,
loes for men, women
y for school children,
always complete.
ng? in-fact a complete
al merchandise. Your
Pages Mill, S. C.
CAROLINA RAILROAD
Departwe of Train*.
A. M. P. M. P.
Mnlet Ar 8:10 I 6:40 4
Junction 8:06 I 6:36 3
amzuit 7:69 6:29 3
Ohio 7:49 6:19 3
;?n Pond 7:41 611 3
libson 7:83 6:03 3
letcher 7:18 6:48 2
IcColl 7:04 * 6:34 2
sd Bluff 6:49 6:19 1
Clio 6:40 6:10 1
inturn 6:16 4:46 1
:tle Rock 6:69 4:29 12
Dillon 6:46 4:16 12
loydale 6:20 3:30
rnnelly 6:06 3:35
lulling Lv 4:45 3:16
A L. P. M. P.
ovelty Worki
r the Depot of the N. &. S. C. t
kinds of turned work, scroll wc
equipment is such that wc give ;
od work on quick notice- Out
en the same prompt attention
; on all railroads to any poitit in
and we will save you money,
a ^ mm m ' m
esty worKs.
I^XAD^LACI
fg AUTOMOE
|1 191! Mod
| H <*
g tefl The best car on the market f<
? Q yon are thinking of buying an
3 H vestigate the "Cadillac Thirl
3 H and I will send a demonstrating
3 jCM Do not wait, as it has been
is yet a question of getting the
=3 E9 output for the coming season i:
2 K9 *5<
|| F. G. HC
3 Kg Agent for Eastern
l|| Bennettsville,
i- - ?
I Our Child's E
Wagon to be Giv?
i 4*
V With evert purchaae of
I V
/v mole TreckeN or Proxl
X
Cn-am at U5c. each, or <11
of anything else sold in ?
we will Rive one coupon.
Y
^ the coupons are given
A
child holding the largest
! ?
j ^ of coupons will get th
i Zyinole Troches are
hai-ml?*NN and are good ft
V
rVE ness. sore throat and col
id- i :
itle Creftm is the acme i
lIR j V tion, for the skin.
!
; ^1^ t'ontest closes Friday,
A iMth at 8 o'clock.
_ | Evan's Pha
*j i The Rexall S
? ??
*
X The Supreme Proof of Idei
X High Investment Earnings?Low A recoi
Lapse Kate. p^ny 0
X THE 80UTH ATLANTIC LITE
% IN SUB AN CE CO, A **
OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. W
E. 8trudwick, Free. ment 1
X realised 69 per oent. interest and death <
investment profit during 1909, confide
and increased its insurance 631 aid wh
"*"* per cent, of the amount written.' ed.
MAX FASS, Local Representative,
!!? j. INO MAP
:30 11 M MzZSi KNOW
;U I m/P^LH -mee
;}J j ffc on e/
:60 \. VC/JWj THAN'
V' ' / Somejc
M '! Rockfo
ii you the
' ' . anil order hous<
;! ' ' < ' ' 'W?" store.
? . ' -v?u. kikes >> idc i
V. v- '? t<? Hell
^m,
mil- , , ;'
>rk. ' t.j |iiii.i?.?t.,
you *" ' Jiof
Bell & Jordan, The
a, We aso carry a full line of
the cut glass and sterling silver,
jewelery reparing a specialty.
-
hirtyH
IILES I
MB co
els. 11
g (2
or the money, li Kj of
automobile, in- H
ty." Write me H
f car to see you. m ha
in the past and KJ
cars before the
i sold. RR
>LLIS, I
Carolina (g
s. c. |
in:
express |:
sn Away. ?"
Y t.v
? i clt
? I Ill(
a box of j j eo
I an
tie Cold th
Y ; pa
.00 worth M 1
:>ur stole. Y to
When nil ! nc
1 of
out the M
JLian
number j 1 so
lor
is wagon, ^ uii
1 I ar
absolutely Oj
?r hoarse- co
kls. I Vox- iua
Y' ca
of perfeo M i
Y; hi
February A I pr
i m
irmacy | r
~ Al's
itore. Xu
Y:1!)
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m-r-T-r 1? 1.
il Management ;a
^ ^ o
i u uuv\^uaicu uy may win* .
f its age or order.
licy issued by this com-j u,
eliminates all embarrassor
our loved ones should '1
overtake you. It insures ';ir
nee by giving substantial is
en assistance is most need- , r
| is
DiDen, s. C. rt
a?? i ?? pc
* On Earth ]
'5 WHICH IS 1
>EST WATCH
\RTH BETTER j*!
vni ir? .tt=va/f=i pr?
I
I
welere, who do not have \
rd Watches, may offei
kind which can be pur .
s, a department store, or /
n the feet that he is an I
you the best. I \
: yen something else, if vou ||
ve you what, in his judg Qf
t M ill pay you to have a ^
! iu
! co
Jewellers
jewelry, diamonds, L?
Fine watch and S
tm
DifloB, S. C. ?
NOTICE. ! If
Notice is hereby given that the
x books for Dillon county will be
>en for the collection of taxes
om Oct. 15th, 1010 to March 15th,
'11. : rc
The following penalties will be 10
Ided: *
January, one per cent , February, yc
o per cent, March, seven per
nt. | J"'*
All persons between the ages of ey
and CO, except Confederate solers
and those otherwise exempt 00
law are liable for poll tax.
The commutation of two dollars 1 s.,
.00) can be paid till March 1st, ol
11. All persons between the ages
21 and 65 are liable.
The state, county and 3 mile con
tutional is 13 3-4. fJi;
The following school districts ji
ve extra levees:
Carolina No. 2. 3 mills.
i de
Little Kock No. 4, 5 mills. si:
Reedy Creek No. 6, 4 mills. pr
I lamer No. 7, 2 mills.
Dillon No. 8, 8 mills.
New Holly No. 10. 3 mills. |.v
Bingham No. 11, 2 mills. bu
Kentyre No. 12, 2 mills. s,<
Union No. 13, 6 mills.
Pages Mill No. 14. C mills. _
Mt. Calvery No. 15, 4 mills.
Kemper No. 16, 3 mills.
Bermuda No. 17, 3 mills.
Manning No. 18, 3 mills.
Mt Andrew, No. 19. 3 mills.
Lntta, No. 20, 9 mills.
Dalcho No. 21, 2 mills.
Oak Grove No. 22, 4 mills.
Pleasa.it lliil No. 25, 6 mills.
Folk No ! ?;, u ;nlMs.
Anyone wishing to pay taxes by | *
lil can get the amounts promptly *
writing me.
W. Mclnnis, , *
L'2-tf Treas. Dillon County. *
TAX RETURNS.
The Auditor 3 office will be open 1
r tuking tax returns form Janu-1 *
y 1st to February 20th, 1911. , Cl
The law requires that the proper- I *
be listed for taxes this year, in- j *
iding personal property, notes,; *
srtgage moneys, etc, also an in- j *
me tax on income of $2,500.00 .
d upwards, and all real estate
at has been transferred from one . *
rty to another since last return, j *
There shall be a capitation tax of ?
cents on all dogs, the proceeds
be expended for school purposes. ' *
>gs not returned for taxation shall
t be held to be property in any
the courts of the State. *
All males between the ages of 21 *
d 60 years, except Confederate !
Idiers or those persons incapable ' *
earning a support by being *
[timed or from any other cause ; *
e liable to poll tax. ! ?
All property must be assessed at ?
ts true value in money," which is *
nstrued to mean "the sum at
:ilch said property under ordi- *
iry circumstances would sell for *
sh." ?
Don't ask that your property be ^
ker. from the books the same as
it year. *
All property must bo listed on *
oper blanks and sworn to. Town- j t
ip and number of school district 4
ust be given. j ?
The auditor or his deputy will be ;
the following places on the dates *
i-ntloned below to take tax re- *
rns: j
Sellers, Wednesday, January 25,'
11.
Latta, Thursday and Friday, Jan- 1 *
ry 26 and 27. 1911.
Little Hock, Monday January 30,!,
11.
Judson, Tuesday, January 31,!*
11 *
Bingham. Wednesday. February'
1911. , *
Mallory, Thursday, February 2,'?
m., 1911. ?
Centerville, Thursday, February
p m.. 1911.
Fore, Friday, February 3, 1911.
Second Week. *
lfaraer, Mo*nday, February 6th, 1
li. :*
Oaddya Mill. Tuesday, February
h, 1911.
Pages Mill, Wednesday, Febru- *
y 8th. 1911.
Bermuda, Thursday, February 9, #
HI.
Fork, Friday, February 10th, *
ill. |*
It is hoped that ail will meet the ; *
iditor promptly and make their!
turns and thereby avoid the oO ?
ir cent, penalty. |
V-L-DOUGUS
3>3J?t?4.SH0ES :
IE LARGEST MAKER AND RETAILER a
; MEN'S FINE SHOES IN THE WORLD. > '
.. .IWiWOt TP OTWCR MAKES."
nm worn r?. u. Uou|iu tniMa Tor ?rv?
t slm MSrt, and always find thay srs far '
parlor tssHsthw Hl?t. grade shoes In stria. M
mt'ort and durability." W. Q. J ON Ed.
.. . .. ? Howard Are.. Utlca. N. Y.
If I could toko you into my Urft fce* n
rios at Broclrtoa, Mass., and dww yoa i
>w carefully W. L. "il)|hl sksoc ?t
sda. TOM would realise wky Ikey koU ,v
atr skapa, fit kettor, wear lodger. aad
0 of greater value Ikaa any otker asako. 4
1 VTldd-di Um W.U ttaottsssaim and wVpo ?
* mjud oo tbc hottotn. fait ?? WnWUInU. ?'
L^lf^rJw52?EL2J1Eu IP! y.
COTTINQHAM. I
^BiOCKNT MAX RKNT TO PRISON
obbcr Coiifmos to Crime and
His Victim Will He Given
Ogdeu, (.Hah, Dee. 30.?Court
cords lure hear out the eonfeasn
of Edward Hoeveu. in Chicago,
says that he held up George
uith, a clerk in an Ogden hotel a
s-.r ago and secured $00. ;< .
Later he learned that the clerk
it ueen sentenced to eight years
piison for the theft of the monTlie
mutter preyed on Hoeven's
nscience to such a degree that he
,ve himself up to Chicago. Vjf
Hoeven will Ik? brought here and
[ ps will be taken for the release
Smith.
a in Saved By Action o| Brakeman.
Lexington, Kv., Dec. :t0.?The
lick action of a brakeinan saved
iU passengers on the Florida I.imd
of the Cincinnati, New Orleans
Texas Pacific Railroad from
nth early to-day when the train
ruck a split switch while apoaching
the high bridge over th? ^
r-ntucky river. Six persons were ^
jured but all will recover.
The brakeinan threw on the air
akes as so-on as he felt the train
imping over the ties and the train
npped just in time to escape gog
over Tigh bridge into life Tven- t - '
cky river. ItOO feet below.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
* $ v Ik i* * <. <: K: * # *
o. m. page, c. k..
Civil Engineer, Land Sur- ?
veying and General Kngi- *
neeriug. Draughting and *
Blue Printing. *
Office over McLuurvn's store *
* 4 s f. u ? . f , S ,? * >P *
lames R. 4'oggei-shall,
Darringlon, S. *
ti. It. IVttigrew, Dillon, S. ('. *
COGCiKNHALL Ac <
pettigrew *
Attoraeys-ut-llOw *
Office over Bank of Dillon *
Building * *
Dillon. South- farolinu *
N. B. Hargrove, Jo* P. Lane. *
HARtiROVK At LANK *
Attorneys at Law rDillon.
S. C.
Offices over Evans' Pharmacy
?.**?> c ? v r r * r
WALTER F. STACJKHOl'SK *
Attorney at Iiaw *
Marion, South Carolina. *
Phone No. I?. c
* ? * ? * ? v. * *: *
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I.ANNKAl* I?. L1I?K *
Attorney nt >4ita c
Marion, S. C. *
Office in Graham ltnil lii ^ ^
Knox Living.'??nf J ?t
Bennettsville, S. C>v
LIVINGSTON &
Attorneys at I.aw.
Offices on Railroad A
next dooi to Cotton Mill offices.
^
Dillon, S t ?ys*
t 3 J v * t
J. M. JOHNSON, Jr.,
C\ K. *
Surveying and Engineering. *
Drafting and Blue Printing *
Represented by *
W. F. R. Johnson. *
Office over Cotton Mill Office
Oillon, S. C. *
Office of
TOWN SEND. ROGERS
it McLAlTlIN,
Attorney* at Law.
Dillon .S. C.
Office above McLaurin '?
Store.
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J AH. W. JOHNS _.rj ?
Attorney at Law ' ^
Marion. South Carol ia. *
Practicing in the Cour of
Dillon County. 7 -tf
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P. B. Sellers W. C. 1 ?orc
SLIiERH it MOORE
Attorneys at Iuiu
Practice in State and
Federal Courts. Special at- *
tention given to collections. *
Office over Hank of Dillon.
SCALP TAKK.N OFF IN MILL.
Victim is 23 Years Old and
Has Three Children.
Mrs. Beusie Haaell was complete'
scalped when her hair caught in
speeder in the card room of the
follohon mill at Newberry, recentr.
and there are meagre hopes of
iving her life. She was at work
hen her hair caught in a set unpr
tho moPh Inn nlou nln? r%##
UVUI1IU ?"6 TO
rew on the revolving top comb,
w: hair winding around the comb
r.-d jerkiug off the entire scalp,
our doctors are with her.
Mrs. Haaell is about twenty-three
i'urs old. She is .a daughter of
Irs. Troutninn.
She has been married twice and
aa three small children.
The ii)Ul authorities state it is ^
onittvely against orders to undervke
to clean the machines or to '
et under them while running. The
tjury inflicted is one of the moat '9
orrible imaginable.
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