The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, March 23, 1911, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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McCall Pattern. ??.?.' shipment of il
No. 3925-W.i.t. No. 3941- Skirl
f^y Prico. 15 cents each |trin> uverujjex So.Ol
A CHARMING COSTUME ================
& BOYS' PANTS: LX^SE.*
50 cents and $1.
I: BOYS MANNISH OXFORDS CAN BE
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I? FOOT WEAR:Misses ? tf.ind fthet.ch
22^ more attention to the
?~ STYLISH FOULARDS AND
We invite the public to inspect our sprii
?g L. Cottingha
Royal Worcester Corset
Tmimimmrnu
v
Makes farmej^f- \ve pay
A. .T. Bethea, private hinder to |lliui
our fci
secretary to Gov. Ansel UHP^^worked roads J
chased tlie office building on vrifsh- from town.to be < nt
ington street occupied by W. Boyd
Wvans. t;
Tlfo pricv* paid for tb? property Th following tiav
was S?,dOf>. delegates t?? the In
The property will i>? improved, day School Gonventi
Mr. Bethea will enter the practice . . Spartanburg: .lo
of law hero and will have offices In (1. TJrnrp, I-], it. Iio;
the building. Property on "Law grew, J. A. Mannin
Kangt" has advanced rapidly in K. P; Hamcr. Jr., 1
value during the pest few years and Carter, w Cam
the fact that some of the attorneys .>
have moved into offices buildings ,
... ' ranks ot t he
Muni u( rmt hoc I'p^nhrtt ill t IP v k m r.
. ^ rori .mil i lines.
establishment of other line3 of busi- Mr John P. Cord
ii<%ks on :> block formerly devoted Bend section, was i
entirely to lawyers. In a short Herald office reeen
? , an incident that o
i time the city and the property own- neighborhood that
,ors will have the middle of the called miraculous,
stred- paved and this will add to during a storm w!
values', ^he State. .
0 created quite a
What in "Local Option?" terious capers. Fir
"What is the exact meaning of a kitchen flue, knock
local option town?" asked the" wife
of a commercial traveler, looking .in, way |)roke tho
up from her newspaper. on the stove. Frrn
"Oh that means a towu that down through finit
is optional with you whether you 1 ^
get it at the drug store or the gen- ing< Not content v\
eral grocery," replied the oommer- needed back up into
rial traveler.?Philadelphia Record, into the bedroom <
Wallace and struck
d foot of the bed on
"John," Raid Mtb. Brown, sitting 'y'nK. splitting th
up suddenly in bed, according to and'hrok
Tid-Bits. "there's a burglar in this and then
place." the fire place 1
"Nonsense.'" replied the husband Neither Mr nor M
rt?ked. ' Wa,<
i'|oi' quite right," she returned, ()
"I An hear him distinctly crossing |jJvi.(, Fo,tv Da
fh? floor of the room below." Now Fieri
?excitedly. "he'H lighting one of Yonkers, N. \
jjf i- those ci ran I cave yen . for voir with a pierced bra
W; .1 .1 ,o1 " F' ' ' '
niiA >1011 put. ii im? n again. noil, died m j?i
Then John Rut up and listened. liere recently. 'I in
"By Jove, Mary, you're right'" he li 1 uckahoe trolley
annwered. "He in' Hc'r actually ''' laa, ri>" aI!
was carrying was di
smoking one of them?er or - on |)aIIt.t entering
tbose cigars." Dr. John Ferdma
Then he nestled once more com- :u John operated
fortahly beneath the blankets ??a(1 i!*?*" , !>!
. ... ^ surgeons did not 1
"Go to sleep again, Mary. he ,j, nt {.(MI|{, ,iv(> m
Raid, complacently. We'll find the days.
poor wretch in the morning." -?
0 A?H (MPTUIIXG
lto.1 J?ln? l?^-a
h* ? * lt'*m of Htriek
Onion Herald:? IfeflririKM
If the county commissioners of Washington, Mart
a our rich and proud new county Jefferson l>:
could see the joint of road on the I defteSnc^SIIXSrli
northeast side of Buck Bwarap, lead- U1) |n th(, house of
log from Miller's church to Allen's aroused the violent
Bridge, they would blush with' Southern members,
ahsmfc In this neighborhood wejp^tn,^
feavo fertile lands, and euterpriaiug had made a inotio?i
1
LE
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Linene
tPMlay. _The McCatl Patterns
No. 3921?Waist. No. 3923-Skirt
[> to Price, 15 cents each
A BEAUTIFUL FROCK
fit. We are showing the largest
ocker pants ever shown in Dillon at
m ^ _ m9m m0m
GOTTEN HERE?BUSTER BROWN
oicest foot wear here. No one pays
childrens line of shoes than we do.
SILKS JUST RECEIVED
ng merchandise.
Very truiy yours,
m Company
Stock Ju$t filled in on
our taxes uud which curries :i;or? hait SS.OdO
tilizers over un- j saw that he had no "'j"" ^
unlc-^b In gen iMssy.
Vre we too far IIKfemutl ;o .?< ium .
ItKmI to respect0 ! en iroiu il:e bill.
Scrllio. Mack in ISyfi, a reward of $
j POO was 01.trtil lor lite < aptr
V18. 'Ibis si'ia WUg dUll
e been namtd .t.- r j}lv. t nuoU Stilu s sol
l.ornational Sun- rjiut jnaee < he iptuir. Key
ion which ineciB-iJuhn f in. 1! . .li.'iB . ol?n Wo.
sei.h All' n i prove I u< the shusinetU-e of
,, ? ivar ucpnrtu a r ui he wa o
r- the r.11 ii n! >, mlptii capture
g, R. S. Rogers. ! ulll( j., p;i4i , <-\er roceiv
. S. Fair, \V*. .1 shave of the re want to which
ilchael e?.? !i 1'.
Mr. l awny unlii ? pvopos ,
? ever, to delay the general dv'fa
1 i?liiiiin? bill liy a fig.ir on thia item. ;
K i looks as it John I . Smith,
es of the River U?bn Wagner of Milwaukee,
n the Rock Hill j h;iS :l s,i'? chll,u:e ?r R?*ui"g
itly and related money,
ccurred in his ? o ? might
well be St<>piM'<l Feast of Human I*'I
He stated thai Paris, March S.- -Colonel >
sien was pretty just back from the French (!
alitv. lightning 1 tells the following story:
r a Mi. Wallace "On onoe of my expeditions
stir by its aiys- j tlic interior, I fell in with a tri
st it struck on , man-eating blacks, and I bam
ed it down, end t(, arrive on the eve of a funei
nto the kitchen m, cbies. According to the cus
;ing the stovt i'ljof tin- country, tile dead
lid of the kettle wives were to Ik? slaughtered
m there it wont then fried for the benefit of
floor, under the tribe there were 24 or.!
g rock on which them At first I did not know
house was rest - I t i,,. v were to lie killed, ami I
lith that, it pro- ,j re,i why the funeral commii
the house, wdnt ?m gave them each a very ca
if Mr. and Mrs. tp washing and scrubbing
the post at the nil heir bodies slione like
which they were ,s
e post lialt in That over, aMmrrcl of floni
darted into ott< . tptw-d on the ground, and il
e a ja" that was dn*s were rolled in the flour,
escaped through cruised m\ suspicions. Are ?he
up the chimney. , nig i<> fry or roast them like sp
rs. "Wallace wab 1 ;ir' mytMr^
l.ilt . w i . - - " B
.."I > ?> > \. ' . rn (II looked r
woelio I. t><l the mi
? 'lad * It'll I <*Bs ill iH'HtO'
v* Hill. Km in vi\ I ?r". K"ln? 11
.! .?? v\ . ,'H* "ative
-Anhi* living1 ()i ,tfl
Ln for Hi di.vs. i i lie >
' ' -V#1'';; It.iin
s Hospital *
I.OV was ruling I a;' *' 'V . ;'K|r so n.ui l. more
cur on J a n 11 :i r- ;V ' h "r * ,h* art
id allot Kill, he " v?\ry "M,Ch disgruntled,
scharged, a load ese Peo?,le had made up
liiw head in>nd for liuniiin flesh and
mi an.! Dr. lint *:'.J|ked 10 v" 2?^VeV?
and found the delleaey Now that the roast
-.nefrited Th?. W!lR substituted for lOUSt W
hink their I.a- th.oy f?,t| that1Ah?y bad, if
ore than a few;**- ?>"d I might have ?uffere.
rely at their hands if 1 hadn I
atienrtwl by n large force."
JKFF IMVIS. ()\K TO l?EATH, ONE TO I'll
??n from General Two I'oiiTiclnl of Murdering 1
i Bill. Carolina Deputy.
;h 2.?"For rap-j Wilson, N. C., March 17 ?
ivis, $2DS." 1 three hours' deliberation the ju
in the general the rase of lunula West and
ition bill, taken Stetson, on trial for the murd
r representatives Deputy George Mumford to-da
t opposition of turned a verdict of first degree
Representative der as to the former and n?i
iota, the appro- in the second degree as to th<
chairman, who ter. The date for West's eh
to pass the hill, ration and sentence of Stetson
bp named by Judge Adaru? to-m<>rI
& row.
Aftpr the verdict whs returned six
of the remaining sixteen members
of the alleged gang, of which West
,/v/^ was the leader, were arraigned. J
'^ iThe condemned murderer was the
; chief witness offered by the State.
All were convicted before ad
I journment of offences, for which the
maximum penalty is five years.
White Man Arrested on Serious
< 'barge.
/^J| Spartanburg, March 17.?Hrooks
Scruggs, a white man residing near
j Chesnee, w.i* lodged in jail to'
dav f111 a warrant charclna- lilin with
attempted criminal assault upon a
young woman whose home is near
Arrowood. It is alleged the assault
was attempted on March 4.
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HAREM 8KIHT ItliOFKS STREET. I
Attracts Furious Mob of Itirmingham
People, and Interferes With ]
>*^ 1 Tniffic. ,
,^a+ ' Birmingham, Ala., March 17-?J
! Birmingham was decidedly shocked I 1
***"& . 1:?t* this afternoon when an un- |
known young woman appeared on
I the down town streets in a harem,
skirt. There was no question about i /
; its interfering with traffic. The !
; curious grew to a regular mob and j
-^**0 | hundreds of people folllowed her fori
' the few blocks she walked before
rushing into one of the big build- ' '
tings for protection.
^^5 MASKS off. wife faffs hvs.
^ ISAM).
i ' t
Dance Hours Together, Cio to Sup- I
/vwg : |K?r. then Comes Revelation. Fol
' lowed by Divorce Suit. <
i Special Master in Chancery Sam ?
***+ j Ay res. in Newark, Thursday filed at t
report recommending that Otto '
I Ffohle be granted a divorce from i
_^^p his wife, Carrie.
aa^ i 1* developed during the trial of t
the suit that Pohle attended a mas- 1
aa*& ' Querade ball a few years after his J
; wife had left him. He was masked
from among the masked women "~
aaa+ on the floor lie invited one to
dance with him. She accepted: t.hey
| I'iul several dances together, in fact,
aa*& | wore in each other's company foi
; nearly three hours, one apparently
charmed with the other.
< rtien catnc ihe supper march and
_ i'ohie took hi K <l:inon nnrt now* ? t V??
; banquet hall. When masks were >
! removed there was an exclamation,
I ol surprise by both, for Pohle di3i
covered in his fair friend his own
wite. while she, of course, dlseov|ered
her congenial companion was
^j^ i her liusband.
J In some ?.a?es there might have i
i been a reconciliation then and there.
,yN/^ ! but it was otherwise in this ease.
j Both broke away in opposite iliroe^^^Itions
and that proved to he their
! last meeting.
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HI/tMlKD CiOVKKVOI!.
,
Kvecutive Personality Delivered !>nrole
to <'onvlet?At Home.
, Jonesv.Uc, March 17.- Special:
j W. (jallmr.n. who was parolled from
i the penitentiary hv Governor Bleosc
; tiny before yesterday, came up te '
; Jonesvillle yesterday morning and
i lhv!l went to Lv'.-Rh-Wt, where Lie .
M0^?: l'aiuilj tesltles Gullm&n was r>cr.-.
;'K" ! ?ng a fifteen-year sentence for kill-'
;o itc ,utr j^ju>3 (HImore, in ,Toncsville; on (
n? ;i-, t(K. lfi(h ;)1 May, 1907.
1 Gallman rajs that day hefo-e yes-j
Id v terday afternoon, about three hourst
" o- . before the tiri".- for the wo?k at tin
J'"' " pcuit _f?tia.y I c. clone, Govei uoi ,
diets nieus drove down In Ms viirriuifef
.inly called for htfil ?., wfefl!
' louglit out i?> t!.; office and the
1 IIO L>.if. *? *
r; . . i IT1 I | i-.r. I ii IK; ?V.: iilO'l '<? g'?
no of . Vie told him he "sure tiiil" 1
llaviss an,j t,h? 'Jovr' ior said; "Hcrt; is
it his j parole ;'oi ymi." (iallman s:iv.- bo
''i' 's, hugged ' '? (havernor ti" he hardly
ktu w wht i) to lot him loose, ( ailnow
ujj i, tij.i.| ho never fell so good in
iotiey |jj |,jjj ;>n? no was shaking
ml It hands with Ins friends and was hap- j *
alias |,v unlet d. He went down to Itiirk- ,
Wis., hart on ilie mid-day train, to joi"
his j his family, a free happy man.
HKSS COIfN KIM?l \VI:ST.
csli. j '
1?oii South ('amiina Karmeis Have Saved ?
on o; Sdoo.ooo So Fur.
According ma prominent railroad ||
into o' t icial there is an estimated short-! m
he of ;l"(' *>r '"arH 01 ?'orn shipped
oned ,loul 1 ,M' West to South Carolina
Vl of ?oiui? 80 season
Poms approximate value of each
hief's <!ar *s $'"'hp. which means that at 1
and 'eas*- $800,imhi lias not been sent out
!lo of tlie State for the purchase of I
?" ot :,s lias '?(.u tlie case in pr?-\i"iliat
ous years, hut lias lioen upenl at
won- home. Hi matter of freight the
*s 1011- savinS ?? about *5t) pet car. or an
ir( fUj i aggregate ?>t
them Undoubtedly this decrease in the i
mir- i,u,'ehase of corn from the West lias
been brought about by i he siiccessr
was ful agitatioii lo raise corn within
u |*a the borders of file State
'phat " 's conceded that the record
v o?- oiade liy Jerrv Moore, of Winona, in
n its? *'l< production of torn on one acre,
lias given South Carolina the
ither Pn'a,e8< amount of advertising
' jn tliat has hern received from anv
. rlher source in years.
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I Ins Hlimitil ??<? ? 1
_ . V .? . ? v V? * ???! *" ! IV ill B|
. tv >*J|r 'p r^*' hi?tor\ of Dillon .nirt JJ
' ' I>iMlon count.}'. Approxiiimtnly E
\ 11 0 *% no %v!U sfuoit In K
p,o? .. . i;.. . -
, ' "erago <iii?l w.ili r works. *?,u,ono;
new high School, r.illl'i I
0< house and Jail, $1imi,ooo; i,?-\? Aletli- |
. . lodist church. IHo.rttirt; road.-. n ml
.'cl , | bridges. $ 10(1,000. All hill about a
1!" I $65,000 of ihc $:::iii.ih?o villi !> *
". j I raised by bond issue and will, in a I
ii'w sense, he outside capital. The ex- "
h i- ! Poticlltlire of such a large sum will g
" give employment to a large num
her of people and as about one- g
M < " half of the entire amount will he
spent in Dillon county there should |
tv- l,e "something doing" in hnsine-a
circles this year.
Couldn't Kupcit too .Mueli.
. One day Helen had been very |
V , naughty and her mother said, "llel- I
J en. if you are naughty you can't go
Joh"i to heaven."
er or "Well," said Helen, "I can't ex- I
y re~ t to go everywhere. I went to |
n,ul" 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' once and the
Ur,d.?.r circus twice" =
?ot ro
will I*'!!'1" HcraM, n Veui*. J
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Insures Correct Prooer Carriage!
?r- - .
Here is n Shoulder Braee that
nnkes the correction f :my inclina- '
lion la round or steoj.tnsf shoulders
mi ra y matter I
SHOULDER BRACES
; \-.x bA? *1 pro:> mured by experts to he
: . ' i t't'.o i .ouhtcr hruoj difti1
. in;;- cons; ruch ! nlin 1 f * : -th and
no isi? t:.l i i" ' > hi- 'I <>r eliul'e,
.!: da notr;,.;t <|.up sentl'ut
Mi'... wi ariiiff of
liftineai brao, i i k " ?! l'? rHwm i
interfere wil : circulation.
The ltc.viil i* :c tuny Ik- \v?rn hy (
;ithcr sox U ' \vc have iiictii in all sizes
a.Ui.bL foe ?ni!J cf f< ur vr.:>rs or the
uln't Y. iv. lire* handrrc? pounds. '
four < ?? t uieiisiii't: ii_i;t is all that is
Kciss-c- "to pwprr'y ft *?< it.
V. j. .o i. ' ?... 'u-ive agency iVr this J
Price, V1 ' - O
I-IVANS* PHAUJIACV. |
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A SQUARE DEAL FO
At U'Mst one Life Insurance
its South Carolina policy-holder
When the South-Atlantic 1
South Carolina its represcntati
that every dollar of surplus fror
invested in the communities it;
received.
The South-.\tlantie Life In:
it* lbillon County three tin.es its
poiiey-hoklers in that County.
'i: ::->t voitr business to he
c .?>o lj sine.^5 itcios your busi:
.South-Atlantic Life
$TRU1>W1CJ?, Prcst.
MAX FASS, General ,
NOP. TH AND SOUTH CJ
1 i fivai '< ' i?? ??.
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' Gibson
' 1 ' : ii 7 Sinn ..
*:3 2 | j GO io
S::M : 9:00 9:45 ! Grown ;
S:36 9:OS ! 9:59. j Gibsc
N .">o 9:22 l.?:07 | net c'
' 7 !< :22 McCol
9:.H> i 9:50 10:25 i Red B
9:; ? 10:02 1 10:17 ' Clio
j 10:25 , 11:10 i Mintui
" 1 ! J*?:4l ; Jl:20 Bittle 1
I 10:r,r> 11: lo i 1>11 1<j
11:20 12:05 | Floy a:
19.) j 12:20 I Conn el
I 11:55 j 12:40 | Ar Mulli
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5 ports promptly
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It nt'vrr rails
Witt rani* >out
> nif out wit lit*
1 -i_ plaint. It is
R-'y i
^ work iIocs not
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I I |>liis motley to
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I- t'nll on us am
I *? Ii?*?\ easily it
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| tireless worker
| J methods. \\>
I | easier for you.
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ji BANK OF
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IDE PLACE TO BUY J
K'
r.u< KDItli.S is \Wh'iv you can get ^ v
inompt delivery. Sometimes the '
MiuIuiii want* to make a little extra
pii'lNiratioii for dinner and she
needs a few articles in the grocery
line at once. Saieeby delivers orders
over the phone just as soon
as it is possible to get tile good*
ivrapped ami tin the way to the
in-?ir?? . .-*?? unii'i^ km) iui'ko and
uoiii: (on small. Deliveries made
uptime during business hours.
We also carry a select. If no of ^
all iliy u<mm!s. shoes, notions, etc.,
which are sold at rock bottom
prices. i\ < ar?* the lemlers in (
Jrnnii work and enifwoidcry. Our
phone number is 88.
CHARLIE SALEEBY,
Dillon, S. C.
R DILLON COUNTY f ,
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Company lias kept faith with *
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began to solicit business in *
ves were authorized to state % *
n premium receipts would be *
i which the premiums were *
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; total premium receipts from *
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Insurance Company |
RICHMOND. VA. *
kgent, Dillou, S. C. *
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e a Slave Is
1 1 11 111 u t?
it make money your ?
>
r Is n tireless work- i
a 3
ii*i timekeeper. It H
the clock mid it re- tH
for <luty every Iioiii
Sunday not. ( xri'|it?l.
a Mb
tor its weekly wiikc, ^
income yew in uinl *B
ul a murmur of conn |
?5
never sick mill limit
+ M
sup its energy nor *>2
in
I'sirul strength. We 4*S
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osits. I'ut your sur- :<I
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work. Make it your *Hj
fi'ouim its em-nings. >H
I lei iaa xlli.u' *n
is ?>? ! us i?i- ;;;
i> Mr. inti'h'sl, thv
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ami sliow >011 Itis ^jjj
ran mak<> life much *BI
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DILLON