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I A RR1 t Oxfords For JP Sj^ | Have We are showing the n ^ velvet and patent leather : ladies. This is headquai DREW OXFORDS. They ^ The Misses have $600 worth of these shoe are the Buster Brown. E; The Boys Are Al For f/ia <! Have your little boy c St- fit his feet. We are showing silk petticoats for \ ^ A new line of voile skirts ranging in pric weeK. OUR STORE WANTS TOUR TRADE H repi ^ L. Cottingha Royal Worcester Corset , I I i A + i V ? I I D LL S X I J V i J1! Hardware 1| Dillon, Soutl \% X TjiC? * ' Undertakers, and . I? Y ! ' ' ors. Members of i J I I 1 Y J lina Funeral Diree it?. > + jueaiers in runerj ill U; ; have just added a Y * : I I a pair of horses to | our business. j l Phone Nos. X | DAY OR VED The Summe, Come ewest effects in sued slippers and pumps fc rters for THE IRVIN - ? a * are the Standard. the little childre n't been forgotten. Ovt s just for them. The so Rcmcmbcre Summer. :ome to see us and let u $4 that you would always pay $5 fc e from $5 to $12 was opened th OUR POLICIES ARE ABO\ tOACH Thank You, m Company Stock Just filled in on ny *T^TT^yT^y^y^HyT^TT^fT^r^f T^rr^r T^r y .ON CompanY i Carolina. Funeral Directthe South Caro tors Association, il Supplies. We nice Hearse and > this branch of m ? *" " ! 6 or 29, NIGHT. Mt M | <XK*HT OF C.EKERAL SESSION ^ | hi the^ Court 6t Genml Swilon February Term, A. D. 1?I1. State of Sotfth Carolina, i County of Dillon. ; To the honorable S. W. O. Ship presiding Judge: ^"^3 The grand jury, erapannelled t ^0^ the presept year, begs leave to su lr '"it this, (their general presentme upon the,'termination of their labo 1 at the prjesent term of the Court: j 1. Thkt they have examined i ?3 bills submitted to them by the S llcitor anfo returned the same in ^2 | the court,\ with their finding thei on. \ 2. That they have made no f tempt to examine the books of t different coiinty officers, deeini ' such examination as they cou ! make during tlih limited time I their command, of no importance | avail whatsoever to the people the county. They have therefoi T I nmnlnlnd .? cnmmiltpp of whi ?^^'the foreman, on motion, h? cha: >m man, and conBlBting of saki foi 1 man, E. T. Elliott and J. & E ?|- i thea, to perform this duty and report to the grand jury as iV wl.ole, at the next, or the in.s'yii j term thereafter, of the court. Tl: I committee will have leisure n | opportunity not only to inquire in m the manner in which the books f~f ^^2 ' the different county officers a ! kept,, but. also into the correcti e of the same, and if necessary can call to their assistance an; e ; pert to aid tliem in tne perforiu/in ! of their duties. IS 3. Notwithstanding the ^oti | and demand contained in the/ la general presentment of the /grai jury, requiring the different .iuagi trates of the county to appear ' the i>resent term of court,/ and ?-2 bring with them and submit to tl jury, their dockets. on ^ three magistrates, to wiu II. M Rae, Esq.; \V. \V. Sellers, Esc and Tracey E. Fore, Ipsq., ha r? complied with this request and d mand. The grand jurj must i sist upon the production of tht [dockets by the magistrates of tl ! county, as complaintfi continue j be made that some/of them cc led money in criminal cases ai ' do not turn the saiine over to tl ! treasurer as required by law. ; order that this duly may be pro ; erly performed, apd that no ma istrate may have/any excure hei ? S after, the grand fury has appoint 114^ i Mclnnis, John J.(? Allen and Murr; : Mears, to perform this duty and ; make a thorough examination | the dockets of each magistrate j the county. TMis committee w j appoint a day itud will notify ea ^ + j magistrate of Ithe time and plu *** * * J: where be will; be expected to me A A .> : them and lo /brine with him 1 : & t . docket so tlisit they may exaiui ' < > the same. I?i order to facility * ^ * tlM' performance of this duty, ea > magistrate i? required to appei > "? to ?iich casf *n which he h % > pnWI over any money collected + ^ X him. tne receipt of tlie treasur i> < showing such jmymeut. This eo; % X * " m'ttee also make its report % + grand jury, as a whole, at t X V * next term of thfc court, and will * & * incorporated in their general pi + JL j" sentment. \ * A * '8 ?Xten the case that crii * ^ f inals go unwbipped of justice f * X j the reason that the '-guilty par > X * i cannot be detected or ne escap< ?% *"* ' J ^ ^ < either before or after being arrei * X cd. To prevent this as far as p< * ?*? <r sible, the grand jury recommen X +% > that the county board of comm < % sioners purchase not less than tt * X * 1 blood hounuu, to be kept and trai % ?d by the sheriff, and to be us < X *n tracing out and tradkinug crn <. | inals and any person who may ha * ^4 v i escaped. 4 * B. The grand jury regrets th % * < the court house commission h + ^ + done nothing so far iu performi: V 4 the high and important^duty assig % V < Iutl ^em, especially in , failing > Y 4|erect a jail. The presdnt arrang > * ment is not onlly extremely u X * 1 comfortable and inconvenient T A f 1 X X + ! holding court, but is very expe ? Y ? sive to the county. The/ tin r % * j fore, express the hope that sa f ^ 4 I .wiiuusieii will proceed at once 4 Jt. 5" the erection of the jail, and 4 M * 4 ~ 4, soon as possible to have the cou * ** 4 : house encted. '1 he former eUp 4 J cially is very important, fo/7 a< 4 4*4 4 cording to information glve/i to tl 4 ?4 * Krand Jury, tlie tranafo/ring 4 J X Prisoners and support of /hem whi 4 ^ 4! in prison in the jail of/other cou ? V 4 ties is very expensive Ao the cou 4 V 4lty4 jftt 4 6. The grand jur^ heartily a J 4, proves and endorses-the action + jt j the Honorable senator und mcmb< * ^ 4: of the House of Representative J Y 4 j securing the passage* of an Act f< + Y 4ll^e ^?*u'nK of bonds to imprcn .2. A 0^.1 ^ T|.uu vuuniuci me jwignways an 8* public roads of the county. Tlwi + is no subject of greater important or benefit to the citizens, indirit J ually or collectively, than roc J highways and the course whlc has been adopted Is, In the Judf 4, ment of the grand jury the ver best to accomplish this purpo* The Interest, upon the bondB :o b issued will amount to no greate .4.???+? burden upon the citizens than tb i I H. lM DON'T SUFFER WITH S Cuts, Bruises it- Strains and Sprains, but apply l)(, Noah's Liniment. It is antiseptic and will take the poison 11K and soreness out quickly, when Id all else fails. at Noah's Li niment will save 1 ? - * ? ? i i any amount OI pain ana tan be taken internally for Colic. ?f i Cramp*, etc. Nothing better re,' for Toothache, ch ' _____ 'r NoaK't Liniment Is the best remedy for "e" ! Rheumatism, Sciatica, La mo Back, Stiff le- I Joints and Muscles, Soro Throat. Colds, Strains, Sprains, Cuts, i BruLsos, Colic, Cramps, a Neuralgia, Toothache, 2352H25I and all Nerve, Bone >al I 11 ^ ; and Muscle Aches and ^ HHj lis i Pains. The genuine has , j Noah'a Ark on every 11Q I package and looks like 1KVVVV3 I to] tills cut, but nas RED ,'||V^l_Kl^n C band on front of pack- UJ/sUW H ags and " NoaVi Lirii- |noJjl|| MB l'e meat" always in RED AiUlMUUU rsffli v. Ink. Iicwaro of Imlta- I tlons. i^irge bottle. 25 m *?? **' I ey | cents, and sold by all >?* ? ?, BM x. dealers in medl cin e. irT^SH-Tr SSP Guaranteed or money ~"7~ : * " [lyje refunded by Noah HmTim HS Remedy Co., Inc., fMiS Richmond, Va. CC zzijr St id , lb_ ! .? * * * > ** * * > * .j. * * * * < * * > # si a square deal f ly; > c"|> At least one Life Insuranc i"i? its South Carolina policy-hold vc j j. e- j * When the South-Atlantic n- > South Carolina its represent; sir I % that every dollar of surplus fi lie * invested in the communities to;. received. ^ | The South-Atlantic Life 1 (u>. * in Dillon County three tin.es In I * policy-holders in that County P" % Is it not your business to k- * vhose business helps your bu e-; | ! South-Atlantic Lite in > Edmund Strudwick, Prest. | MAX FASS, Genera e ^ ->* > > > > <> ;? A * & aA * ----1 - -- - NORTH AND SOUTH lit ; ito ' Arrival anil Dt ch A. M. P. M. A. M. 7: HO 8:30 9:15 > Lv Han 7:35 8:35 0:20 | Gibson . as 7:59 8:42 9:27 | Sun by 8:12 8:52 9:37 | GY er; 8:20 9:00 9:45 | Greei 8:35 9:08 9:53 ! Git I 8:50 9:22 10:07 j Fie to | 9:10 9:37 10:22 I Mc( he I 9:30 9:60 10:35 j Red he 9:55 10:02 10:47 I C 10:20 10:25 11:10 I Mini 10:40 10:41 11:26 | Littl. 11:00 10:55 11:40 I Di 11:20 12:05 | Floj or ! 11:35 ! 12:20 j Coni ty | 11:55 i 12:40 Ar Mu A. M. P. M. P. M. -it2 ! 1a- ********************* vo B v "a S| * Don't i * vc-Hl ? ? IS ;^ ^ To money . M* at 5 * 1 slave. Intei * a3| * ) er. It nml air1 * * i # never watch n-15 * to B * porta pmmpi ;e- 1 # out. of the !i ; H }|( n_ E * It never call in' H * I i . TV # but earns jrt B* I year out wit * 4djH? plaint. It i KfcJ work does i ?? i* ' ! Ir Its i n as x i ! pay S ^ ; A -I I 4 p> ii- M i rTTin~ lira? (>~1B1 I * Ill <>n time d 1>- M * I I 5 * 1 plus money I (]f i * I , slave and Hi fcr E| * ?, * Call on us i * >r | S > how easily I re l H * - r ircKiuco you + tireles* wort * ,e * wthod*. \\ i- Jj + for ye Jj BANK Ol THE PLACE TO BWHSr UROCERIKS in where you can prompt delivery. Sometimes Mudam wants to make a little preparation for dinner and \ needs u few nrtlcles in the jfi-ocei^B fl line at once. 8aleeby delivers ilpm nv??r thn nhnna luat an m as it is possible to get the Jfl Hv wrapped and on the way to A house. No orders too large A-; none too small. Deliveries nl anytime during business hours. We also carry a select line fall dry goods, shoes, notions, which are sold at rock bottom prices. ?Ve are the leadets in 1 drawn work and embroidery. Our ; phone number is 88. CHARLIE SALEEBY, Dillon, S. C. ? ftOR DILLON COUNTY | * % tr :e Company has kept faith with ? a ers. x ^ : bejjan to solicit business in ? atives were authorized to state ? -om premium receipts would be x ^ in which the premiums were ^ ^ Insurance Company has loaned X j its total premium receipts from * A t A* help the business of a Company % isiness? * Insurance Company ! *. * RICHMOND, VA. | _ C 1 Agent, Dillon, S. C. | JE A CAROLINA RAILROAD >|*trlure of Trains. Jj A. M. p. M. P. M. Met Ar | 8:10 j 6:40 I 4:00 I unction | S: 06 ; 6:36 ) 3:55 <S lUiit 7:50 i 6:29 ! 3:45 lio 7:49 ! 6:19 i 3:27 Vw i Pond 7:41 | 611 | 3:13)5>on 7:33 6:03 | 3:00 * M LtVer 7:18 5:48 1 2:30 ^ 7:04 5:34 : 2:15 A Blu*f 6:49 5:19 ; 1:50 ^ 1,0 6:40 5:10 ! 1:40 Luri' 6:15 4:45 1:10 ** 3 Rock 5:59 4:29 ; 12:50 m llon 6:45 4:15 12:30 'dale | 5:20 3:30 j if?y | 5:05 3:35 I % llins Lv I 4:45 3:15 | A. ? . P. M. p. M. ? BHP??M?t ! ^ XXKK *????? MM WW X ?4H ? -a . ' be a Slave |g J but make money your H est is a tireless work- J S ^ h no Uniekee|H'r. It aH fl es the clock ami it <?- Q| 1 My for duty every h?ur +1 . 4, Sunday not e*cep:ed. J B * fl Is for its weekly wnge, * _ J >ur income year in and $0** K hout a murmur of com n iirvrr hick ite.u nam ? HI lot sap its energy nor J iliyglcnl strength Wo +H tS |S I er cent Is J posit*. Pit your hot- ^mfl| to. work. Jake it your +Q re fronun it* earning*, uid let ut show you t In ilon'. I'Ot im in- |l to Mr interest, the jJ tor, am ?how you hin ^ > can make life much F DILLON iiuininiiHun mn