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. COTTON UINKKD TO JANUARY I. WAI 11,097,442 Balm Reporte?l by On* inn Bureau. Million in This hub State. 1 Washington. Jan. 10.?Cotton of the growth of 1910 ginned prior to T r. January 1st is shown by the report lett< t the bureau of the census. Issu- uuvi ed at 10 o'clock this morning, as Onu 11,087,442 bales compared with 9,- caui <47,327 from the growth of 1909 met and 12,465,298 from that of 1908. of 1 The percentage of the last two 'f rops ginned to January was 95.8 h's \ for 1909 and 96.3 ror i $5 Round bales included thin year cn are 109,296 compared with 14 3,- i nd i" 672 for 1908 foil 4' Sea island bales included are 82,422 for 1910 as against 89,611 N*1 ft>r 1909 and 86-628 for 1908. Wl! The ginning by tsates follows: t ' 'Alabama.. 1,161,606 *0 1 Argansas . . \ 726,378 Florida 63,032 ' ?eorgia 1.761,81Louisiana 240,J?5 iro r. Mississippi 1,131^38 and .ICorth Carolina 7(V,426 the *' Oklahoma l,>>6?696 the Ten net neb 291,317 w"? Texas 2,888,479 wr?s . All otl *t states .71,151 wtr< * , The distribution of ?ea island ??rti w-aortou om the grow* ?f 1910 by 'nK ? States vas: ? Florida 27,636 S t Georgia 43.636 '1 death Carolina 11.150 felt _-0 tne STEALS Gt^ FROM FIANCK. ]eH' for Wedding imitations No liar to In- Cat< s',^nt Young Lover. ',is lust Whi'? her fiance. William Rum- ;|vr lain?-,. ?"C(1 away in his real estate f.?y ffir?-^n L?*ington, Ky., recently, ,njll Mia' Virglnia Crutcher entered an , aujmobile with Eugene Bright, an- t?,o rier sweetheart. and eloped to j.U( anville, where they were married Thi at the home or the bridegroom'!* pa- tl".t .^k J rents. eel MIbs'Crutclier came down town tin early with a bunch of wedding invitations. all addressed and ready for < mailing. She and Mr. Rumreains had worked on them the night before and had everything ready for wi %he wedding to take place in a few days. The mother and sister of Bright had paid their last visit to sn Miss Crutcher, and all thought she wi was determined and would marry hii r Rummaina. Rt The Danville young man. bow- p.( ever, had not given up. and after e Rummaina had left the girl's home he called her on *u "el us distance V telep*- ,'g at v"? P08*0'^ would be \ llVw w?<.ning for her. She pick,., next , - kage of wedding invitation ?he I! next morning and went out. Pan- ? tag to return home, her family set,1 ' about an inquiry. Dater they were told that she and Mr. Bright had ' ' been married in Danville. 0 jl Dovenunent OfficUl Corn Report. f yiC,A I910' 3.121,381,000 bu. h Oorn yield. 909. 2.772,376.000 bu. ! p"1"cea8e. 349,005,000 bu Corn in Mariners bands November lst? 1910, 119.055 nnn k.. I - - ! vorn in Tarmers hands November | 1st, 1909 76,779,000 bu. . lucrease . . . . 39,277,000 bu. p Total corn available November 1st, 'nl 1910 3.240,437,000 bu. thi I Total corn available November 1st, na I ? 1909.. .. 2,852,155,000 bu. *, I great increase .. .. 388,282,000 bu. aa I much belt yield, 1910. 1,096,396,000 bu. Bh? I twa Tears .yield, 1909, 1,007,353,000 bu. ho ^ A., . *ase .. .. 89,043,000 bu. rec IDr. Mll?S 'Vield, 1910, 60,116,000 tons *iey alway?'eld, 1909. 64,938,000 tons D,e been J 4,822,000 tonB bac Igia th* .. .. " H fl> The Crist f.\ * ? Mr. Roystor I Manufacturer ot I % \ e ,| above other consi< idea Twenty-sevei to-day; the result *TKD OATH, GOT 5,000 BUSHKL8 OK OATH. Prop* ?titution of Wrong letter la mm .drertlwement Cauitw Trouble . and Floods a Town. jng ^ he substitution of a lower case jowjn ?r "c" for the letter In an ^ ^ nftiBpment in the Sioux City, W1 --- yu uie at ha and local newspapers has 8UgR sed John C. Trotbers. a grain hft3 chant at Neligh, Neb., all kinds bavjn Lrouble. allow "rothers. wishing to replentish ^ pt supply of o*ts, concluded to ad- le8K < lise. Writ?l*R his advertisement eyer a typewTter, he manifolded It poIiu : sent copies to the newspapers as vjctol ows: was t Warded?delivered on track at but t igh 100,000 bushels of cats. 8lip [1 pay higbeet market price." from ait noticing the error he awaitresults, which came sooner than comp expected. Within a week cats jjnotj all kinds and descriptions com- tWQ iced to arrive countersigned to mu8t tbers. Some were sent prepaid contr others collect. They came from comp east, the west, the north and otjjer south. The agent of the Northtern road became alarmed. He being swamped by cats and I'd the superintendent for inictions. I^ie officials, not know- S|aJ.f what else to do, wired back: to| Release all cats not accepted." till cats continued to arrive, and j I Trothers refused to accept the .?peg nes, but his troubles did not man there. Boys about town had ned that he was in the market ba8 ] cats. They commenced to nQ h the strays and take theni to band place of business. Some days t,,rdjj week he refused as maay as curr< hundred cats brought in by m s and three and four times as njgh. ny coming by rail. t is estimated that fully five rpb usand cats have been shipped u Neligh, and the end is not yet. jQ i?v are becoming a nuisance and .. _ ? tuts City Council is about to take \ oujy ion and order a slaughter of ! gay8 animate. ion t u " j ing, HMOKKl) WH1LK KN1? l>KKW 1 qh_ MR Alt. j po31 | she ins toil-Sale in Han, Mangled li>* wjle Train, Calmly Fureil Ib-atb. | wou New Orleans, Jan 18.?Calmly cjaj, inking a cigarette and chatting waf( th physicians while he knew that g^e s end was rapidly approaching, erRj >bert Cf. Pitts at the Charity hos- ber tal succumbed to injuries receiv- tQ n d by being ground beneath the leels of a railroad train. Hist Pitts was a discharged soldier f, d was beating his way to his me in Winston-Salem, X. C., after jn t ,viug just recovered l'rom an at- i ck of fever in Texas. Weakened > }?? fever Pitts fell from the car f n.in??-Vn<v unit hi? !imh? u*f?rp i. < Lli&l ? ..c.-fiuu "" ""^hecl8 Oil hen to. mu8t die with- rupl i a few min man asked for N cigarette, lit . lt aJld smiling- the ' conversed of h? loproachlnP end. 191 e died with the Arctte in his dul> P8- . . that 0 tors Scalped Woman Live*. j j Mrs. Bessie Hazel, who wa< com- on \ etely scalped as the result of hav- 191 ]i her hair caught in a machine at at > e Mollohon Manufacturing Com- may ny at Newberry, S. C., on Satur- poi? y, laat, has recovered from the rupt ack, and the attending physicians ness Id out the strongest hope of her said :overy. They found it impossi!, however to graft the torn scalp ;k to !ts place. Mai TRADE T< ft i -Jf;?3 ? . ^ nrr.ir i of m * cr Ftrti vw.'J ... success t rerr:;c; .?r j who would pi du.uuons. This was Mi n years ago and this has been that it reqi the demand for Royster ASTER GUANO COMPANY. DUO, N. C. COLUMBIA. ?. O. PARTANBUBC sbhhi CLE ASK PAPER DRAD. %S wed New Paper in Columbia |1 OofH Not Materialize. lumbla, Jan. 12.?The Morn- V iewB has died aborning. Fol- A g the announcement of Ceo. fJ oester, long a familiar and ca- .1 newspaper mau, comes the Ij stion that The Morning News A given up the ghost . Those g the new enterprise in hand U ed the physchologlcal moment | ^ iss by. anyway, and there iemand for a new paper than Ml before. After the heat of a EV cal campaign, and while tie U| s were still in fighting mood, M he time for starting the pap^r, 11 :hel advantage was allowed to Mr. Koester's retirem*nt ij the management leav.es he ration without a head. "he ^ any has ordered a numbei of rpe machines and a thity- V page press, and some muey ij have been paid down on the M act. How the affairs of the any will be adjusted is an- tA story, which the future will *1 ?se.?Orangeburg Times. fjtj OMAN KKKISES TO RA\ W T of Husband Ides in Lh Ing- ^ it Jail, Kef using Food?Tie ?M< Story. xington. January 20.?Sjcial: slfj gie" Culpepper, the negi wo- Vfl who is in jail here chrged the murder of her hunand.WV not eaten anything in tw days Ml t since the news of h< hus-j?lf| 's death reached her eai7 yes- Ml ly morning. The shooti j oc- llFI ?d several days ago, b the Cam did not die until We lesday raf hen seen at the jail tclay by! 401 News and Courier cor Bpond- ! Ijfj Peggie" was lying o a cotjHfl er cell. She talked free7 about ; f shooting and claims tat she ! shot to scare her husbid. She WV that her husband cae home I JOB he night of the tragec, drink- Jjlfl bringing a 'possum 'th hini. |mI says he wunted her to-'ook the iVj sum rignt men and tree: was sick and refusedo do so, j WP reupon her husband sd that he fJlj Id kill her if she didiot. She'TO H us that the man was imlug to- aVj d her when she fire the gun. ' . She claims that si had sev- i times been roughly andled by WL husband and this iused her 5ll .ct more quickly. rict Court, of the lited States ?r the District of Kith Carolina. eai he matter of IV. H. Dunbar irdankruptcy. ! Bankrupt. > 4 o the creditors of V. H. Dun-! J of Dillon, ir? the cinty of Dill- J ^ and district afore id, a bank-'# ^ \l< otice is hereby ^en that on ' * 4 11th day of Jiuary. A. D. j a 1. the said W. 1- Dunbir was J , ' adjudicated btkrupt; and 1 + the first meetin of his credl- \ ^ will be held a the oflice of; ? 4 1. Gibson, Esq, j Dillon, S. C., j + 4 the 28th day of-January A. D. [ # ^ 1, at 11 o'clock 1 the foienoon, * vhich time the said creditors * # A attend, prove heir clains, up t a trustee, eitnine the bank- j * ^ , and transac such other busi- ! 4 V as may pro^riy come before j > < meeting. j * 4 A. F. Wtods. ' * < R?eree in Baikruptcy : * ion. S. C 'an. 17. 1911. !j i < ? ; x r^.yy % | J -?1 < * | MARK * lk> .j! "TEPtO. I ? ? + i mzers. i awaited the lace quality | r. Royster's % is his idea z Liires Eight ] Fertilizers. < i. . e. X * l>. MD. ^ !? 1 I | Columbus UL Cot out We show yi right to He ! the- hour i i Expert worl i El ! i ? E, SOLD= ! The Holliday I > * + *+< +*+** > ? > ** * ** *+* ** + * * * + ^ ^. +++++'5'+++'e"+?>+4?i'+^*-> | DIL II Hardwar > 11 Dillon,: |! --- H V * T * Y * * * ij Undertakers * j * + j ors.^Membi ? * lina Funeral X I Dealersjin f k % k | have just ad< T * ? % a nair of hnr A 4 ft J our business II ' I Phone Nc v * f t t i day 11 / fjVI I Al wT i^H {Automobiles ||| on how, so motor ft Wjt illiday Co's. up-to- 5y t ~ E Vutomobile Garage. 96 kmen. Guaranteed Y fficiency. || jpj ARTH i ?1 HERE I 5| ' Co's. Dillon, S.C. ft ,orW K t T" M W?3 .lon in a .? n ? lib >1 6 UUIIIpdIII Hi g South Carolina. | | ^3 and Funeral Direct- I * | 2rs of the South Caro- j *? t ^Yfl r^w. iMMjMfc X X ? *" Directors Association. i % fill V T1 \ineral Supplies. We , I * ied a nice Hearse and % ?? ^1 I I ses to this branch of j | * % ?-???? ill 9 ,c fi nr 9Q III M 'VI V Ul ft. Up ill J e_i OR NIGHT. 111 )j tl ? ? ? ? ? > ? ? j J HkJ