The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, March 30, 1911, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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White Linene
IrVw^ll C A < vf n
The white shirts wo ca.n sell you lU
j 91.00. Tho khjiio value that you
. WjA will fiiul ut iiiitny |?liu >s for Sl.r.O.
The Voilo Skirts.?\V> opened a
5^^ McCaD Patters* iarjre shipment. <>t' tho**' to-Hay. Tho
No. 3925?Waist. No. 3941 Skirt
Price, 15 cent* eack price avci ajccs 95.GO to 12.0t>. -:A
CHARMING COSTUME
RftY<T PANT?* No boy too large to fit. We a
DUIi) I 1 t)o |jne ^0yS Knickerbocker pants
50 cents and $1.
^ BOYS MANNISH OXFORDS CAN BE GOTTEN HI
===== ? = FOOT
WFAR* Misses will find the choicest foot w
more attention to the childrens lin
S^QTVIIQU F O IT I A R T> \ A M n QIIIfQ
u 1 1 li i u it i vy v u n a% i/ u r& &/ u a u u u
We invite the public to inspect our spring merchanc
?? L. Cottingham C
Royal Worcester Corset Stock Just 1
Timmmimmiifoim
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For Sale. j raencemeut invitations NOW and yo
Car loud of fine milk cows. Will ' w'" ^ certain to recel\e them 01
exchange fresh cows for dry ones, j time. A beautiful line of embosse<
Watklns & Dransford. | aD(i engraved invitations can b<
COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS f*M'a ut Tho Horald
?Handsomely engraved and em- USE
bossed can be secured ut The Her- otY BMJHT-A-WAY I.IVEI
aid office.
?. . . ^. t?.. TONIC,
r,.nr^.N 1 inviiAiiviio| llie (.rent System Builder.
?A full line of handsomely on- Sold on Kuamntee, Moru,y bac]
graved and embossed commencement . ?
... , , if not satisfactory. aOc bottle,
invitations, with monograms, tassels, r, .
oollege colors, etc., can be seen at ' ? 1 * -Anns 1 iarmaf>.
The Herald office. F()R SAU<: About one and on
half million feet of long leaf rose
0. - * or Rent. . mary pine cypress and poplar tim
Six-room dwelling on* Main St. ? , ? ? ,
Barn. Stables and out buildings. l*o nillt=8 from Mallory. Wouli
Apply to C. M. Page, Dillon. like to trade with purcbaser t(
3-23-2t erect buildings 011 the place whil<
EGGS FOR HATCHING.?From a t""b<*r '? be'?K CU'' >"?r
good bardy .train of Roaocomb """ terms ad"ri'n3 Lock 001 175
Rhode Island Reds, farm bred. ' ?"' " *
Breeders carefully selected; $1.50 , THK KDIHON PHONOGRAPH CU
per setting of 15. Guaranteed. A. has given a special notice to al
M. Bethea, R. P. D. No. 1. Dillon. phonograph owners that they hav
g_2-tf placed on the market an attach
_ ment for all the old phonograph
TIMBKR TOR 9ALB ?ISO aero. "b'0h ?*??** 8h?r.t '?
? uru. Kim iiiiacnmt'iu will pia
good swamp timber, long leaf round the new four minute record urn
pine; baa been partly cut over; lo- bring your old machine up t
eated on Reedy Creek, near Dothan date as all the good records ar
" " , ? out iu the four minute recordt
church. See me at once if you are w? have a limited supply 01
looking for a bargain in timber. A. hand. The price is $6.00 wit!
M. Bethea, R. F. D. 1, Dillon. 10 special four minute record*
3_2-3t Call and bring your phonograp]
_ and we will put it on while yoi
v wait. We carry almost a full lin
(For sole. phonographs. Prices are th
Splendid farm near Little Rock same all over the United Slate*
in Dillon county containing seven We sell on oasy payments, espe
hundred and forty-four acres. Also clally one-half cash and balanc
i. . , , . In fall. Prices $16.00, $22.00
farin containing seventy-one acres $27.00, $30.00, $36.00, $45.0
in name section. Price and terms and $200. No trouble to pla
ean be had of records for selection. Marchun
K. E. Bruuson, Music Co, Dillon. 8. C. 3-23-21
Florence, S. C. Notice of Election.
NOTICE. .
lly virtue of authority vested ii
Notice is hereby given that all me mft>or of town of Dillon
narties are strictlv forbidden tres- notice is hereby given thu
Swing on the lands of on Tue8day. the eleventh day o
F. B. Orahani April, 1911, the same being tho soc
B D. Graham oad Tuftsd?y. election will b
Mise Esther Scott, he,d in tho UBUal voting place li
Mr* Bailie E. Page. *ald t?wn 'or a mayor and six al
Mgf? dermen for the town of Dillon, t<
SALESMEN WANTED to look af- servo for a period of two years
tor our Interest in Marion and ad- the qualifications for voting are tw<
Jaoont counties. Salary or com- years residence in the state, twelvi
mission. Address Lincoln Oil Co., tenths residence in the county
asygg'' ' lju 90 days residence in the tpwi
COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS and the production of a registra
?Place your order for thcso com- lion certificate and a tax recetpi
Tnw"'?mK;:
McCall Pattern* ^
No. 3921 ?Waist. No. 3923 Skirt
Price, 15 cents each
A BEAUTIFUL FROCK
ire showing the largest
ever shown in Oillon at
ERE?BUSTER BROWN
rear here. No one pays ^5
e of shoes than we do.
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JUST RECEIVED
lise. *^5
Very truly yours,
Amnanv
%/iiipunjr
'illcd in on
i- j showing that all municipal taxes
? | have been paid for the previous i
1 year. The polls will open at 7 1
! : o'clock a. m. and close at 4 p. m.
? : N. B. Hargrove, Mayor,
? ! J. M. Carmichael, Clerk.
1 I 12 tf
a J Right-a-way Liver Tonic. Evans* 1
1 Pharmacy, the enterprising drugB
1 gists are advertising to day for 50
! men and women to take advantage
r or the special offer they are making
on Glymps Right-a-way Liver
t Tonic, for the cure of liver trouble,
! Indigestion and Constipation at 50c
per bottle.
So positive they are of the remarkable
power of this tonic to I
cure indigestion, Chills and Liver
troubles that they will refund your
"jmoney if you are not quickly re,
lleved
If you call at Evans Pharmacy toIday
or send them 50c they will j
send you a bottle at once.
Evans' Pharmacy only has a lini_
ited supply so do not delay as the
demand is increasing it is tho only
' tonic that takes the place of caloniel.
Like no other Evans' I'hnr.
( ! iuacy.
' ! Master's Sale.
. j
g Under and by virtue of an order
h granted by His Honor 8. W. G.
y | Ship, presiding judge of the Fourth j
* ! Judicial Circuit, in the case of W. i
o
e | S. Campbell, and others, against j
i- b| aoj'jou 'suaiuo pun aueejQ qajy
n j hereby given that I will sell at pub-!
j1 lie auction, to the highest bidder |
h for cash before the court house.
u ; door in Dillon, 8. C., on Mondy.j
1 the 3rd day of April, 1911, during:
^ the usual hours of sale; All that!
,1J certain piece, parcel or lot of land
e situate and being on the east side
' ; of Little Pee Dee river, in the i
0
y county and state uforesaid, contain-'
11 ing thirty-six acres, more or less,
-and bounded on the north, east and
south by lands of W. 8. Campbell,1
and on the west by Idttle Pee Dee
river, and being the same land
a conveyed to Arch Greene, David!
, Murphy and Mat Page by Daniel
t, Campbell. Purchaser to pay for all!
f | necessary papers, and upon failure:
- to comply with his bid, said prem- j
a ises to be sold on the same orj
i some subsequent sales day at the'
- risk of the purchaser.
> A. B. Jordan, j
. 3-9-3t Master.
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3 Notice Primary Klectkm.
, Notice is hereby given that on
i Tuesday, the fourth day of April,
- 1911, an election will be held to
I nominate a Mayor and six Alder^
?j
I
men for the town of Dillon, to be
voted upon at the general election j
to be held on Tuesday the 11th \
day of April, 1911. and if a second
primary be necessary the same 1
shall be held on Friday, the sev- j
enlh of April, 1911. The qualifi- j d
cations for voting at said election , j
are two years residence in the
State, twelve months residence in '
the county and ninety days resid- j
ence in the town, provided, however
that the numes of said quali- .
tied electors shall have been placed j
upon the club roll three days prior j
to luc uay ior noiaing tne urst ;
primary. The assessments are as j vJP
follows;
For Mayor, $15.00. lflSlfT
For Aldermen, $2.00
The time for filing pledges will Hoi
expire at 12 o'clock noon, on Sat- . makes
urday, the first day of April. The ti??:i li
following managers have been ap- i an car,
polvted to serve at said election: J
\V. 11. Breeden, I). W. Alford and
S. U. Jordan.
W. Mclnnis. J $$-}(
H. McRae,
M. A. Stubbs, lVn r h
3t Ex. Committeemen. tuHv
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Master's Sale. ' wi'h >
i MK-V <1
Under and by virtue of a decretal | vitiun
ordered granted by his Honor R. C. ) .,,r
Watts. Judge of the Fourth Judicial
Circuit, in the case of 1'. \V. lletlica cither
against Bruce & Williams, I will J staUibl
s. 11 at pn 1>1 ic auction to the highest
bidder for cash, before iho courl r ..s.
!.i- door in the town of Dillon, , \;\S.
C., on Monday, the 3rd day of cilv.
Aril, 1911, during the regular hours
of sale: All that certain piece, I
parcel or lot of land, situate am
being in the town of Maliory,
the county of Dillon and State of ,
South Carolina, and known as Lot m
No. 1, Block E, on tho West side of fl
the Latta Branch Railroad, and ,
bounded by the Latta Branch right- i
I
of-way, public road and lands now ..
. formerly belonging to the estate
of R. C. Emanuel, Terms of Kile,
cash. Purchaser to pay for all nec- S
essary papers, and upon failure to tl
comply with his bid, then the prem- j ir
ises to be resold on the same or j r?.
some subsequent sales day at the j
risk to the purchaser. I
A. B. Jordan, ; *r
3-9-3t Master, j P
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that on v
Friday, April 7th, 1911 at 12
o'clock M., the entire stock of drugs,
including store fixtures, %
soda water fountain, etc., belonging k
to Workman's Pharmacy will be
sold to the highest bidder for cash. p
The stock consists largely of marketable
drugs and patent medicines
in an excellent state of preservation.
Said sale will be held in ,
front of the building formerly occu- '
pied by Workman's Pharmacy. i ?
N. B. Hargrove,
3-23-3t Assignee, j
Sole Personal l*roperty. | ^ y
I have for sale 500 bushels of | 7 .30"
corn, a lot of oats, cotton seed, I 7.35
several horses and mules, wagons, j 7I59
buggies, farming implements, rough | g!to
feed, several head of cattle, house-, g.'on
hold and kitchen furniture and oth-! o'.or
er personal property. I will sell fc-50
at private sale and all property re-; 9-10
niaining on hand will be sold at j 9.30
public auction at my place near I,it- | 9*55
tie Rock 011 the 28th day of April, 1
at" 10 o'clock a. rn. O. C. Hayes.
3-23-lt 10.40
_ _ 11:00
Cows pastured at $1.00 per
month. Beginning the first of May |
my pnRture will be open to cows. 1
have ample pasturage to accommo
date a large number ot cows. All ?? ?!
COWS left with me will be given ?
careful attention. J. S. Thompson. |HI
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DISBUD *
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Fancy Work Shop
IRISH CROCHET.
Ilutteiiburg Lace, Fancy Work in |
Coats, Shirt Waists, Shirt Waist H ]
Irish Crochet, Fancy Work in Coat 1 5 *
mm *
ami Shitt Waists, Shirt Waist < h $
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LW?W*-a cf ?
nuuifl, riaiH, rcniCT i'Ww?.s, Baby I
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f^apn, Iascrtiou, I-kitting, Colbmi, mm j!
Cuffs, Yokes, etc., can be secured J j[
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from IViiKK Helen Mu juis. Stunplra ^ 9 c
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on exhibition. Special onion* taken j t
for strictly orift.fiiuil design*. H"
RAILROAD AVENUE. 5"
NBXT DOOR TO HKKALD OFFICE \\
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Practice Did it. =
"Mamma, did God make you?" H J
"Yea. dear." ZH
"And father, too?"
"Yea." |t
"And aister. too?" IZ
"Certainly." +
"And me, too?"
"Oertainl* f^ollish." Bene
"He's improving right along isn't
he?" SlHl
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es Corred, Proper Carriage ' ,
re is a Shoulder Brace that
i the correction < f nny inclina- wra
? round or ?!oopi?i?{ shoulders
y matter hou
non
JULDER BRACES -*
> pr . itr>er?l l>v experts to be y
kitiwii . t i'.o .-l-.tiukkr brace diffi,.t.r,.
. :,!in!v i tclothand Wl
? im'.d ;> : 11 bind or chhfc,
i . i .i i < <i-np sen- wlili
tint ... . IN- v.'i'.irinR of
' 'iMo fur them pi le
r? .
\ V'? .IV drtn
>. < .i ..... .v.- m... in all sizes
.cars or the .
v. ( r '1 pounds,
e'.fsl : 1 is i.ll tliat is
*rv {'- pr? i . a. )
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10VANS' PHARMACY. j
i SQUARE DEAL FOR
At least one Life Insurance Coi
s South Carolina policy-holders.
When the South-Atlantic beg:
outh Carolina its representatives
iat every dollar of surplus from p
ivested in the communities in vv
xreived.
The South-Atlantic Life Tnsun
i Dillon County three tin.es its to
r\1i/*ir.^/\lr1nre in tViof pAnnftr
uwiuLi.i i u kiiai ^ vvuu y
Is it not your business to help I
hose business helps your busines
loath-Atlantic Life In
Idmund Strudwick, Prest.
MAX FASS, General Ag
NORTH AND SOUTH CAR"
Arrival and Depart*
P. M. A. M.
8:30 9:15 I Lv Hamlet
8:35 9:20 Gibson J uncti
8:42 9:27 Summit
8:52 9:37 Ohio
9:00 9:45 Green Pon
9:08 9:53 Gibson
9:22 10:07 Fletcher
9:3? 10:22 McColl
9:50 10:35 Red lilufl
10:02 10:47 Clio
10:25 : 11:10 Minturn
10:41 ! 11:26 Little Roc
! 10:55 ; 11:40 I Dillon
j 11:20 ! 12:05 | Floydale
i 11:35 . 12:20 j Connelly
! 11:55 ) 12:40 j Ar Mullins
P. M. P. M.
VIH
' Don't be
^ ^ To money but i
slave. Int*>n>8t is
er. It needs no
never watches the
ports promptly fot
out of the 24, Hur
It never calls for
but earns your in
year out without t
plaint. It is nev<
work does not sa
ini|mlr its physin
p?y
4
On time deposit
plus money to woi
slave and live fro
Call on un and le
how easily it is d
t reduce you to M
tireless worker, ai
methods. We can
easier for you.
BANK OF I
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E PUCE TO BUY ?
)CKKIF>i is where you ran pet
npt delivery. Sometime* the
ion want* to make a little extra A
?arution tor dinner and she ?
Is a few articles in the procery
?t once. Saleeby delivers oci
over the phone just as soon
it is possible to pet the poods ?
P|mx1 and on the wny to the | j ^
?' >o omers too large attu
( 1
e too small. Deliveries made
V 1
time during business hours.
iTe also carry a select line of
dry goods, shoes, notions, etc., > k .
ch are sold at rock liottom ^
es. \Ve ar? the lenders in ^
,vn work and embroidery. Our V ^
lie number is H8. ^
:harlie saleeby, '
lion, S. C. <
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*+* * * * > ?+
dillon coonty |
* w.
mpany has kept faith with ?
ate
an to solicit business in *
were authorized to state 4c
remium receipts would be | %
rhich the premiums were *
mce Company has loaned *
tal preminm receipts from $
i r
:he business of a Company %
s? ! * v
surance Company ! I
RICHMOND, VA. |
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ent, Dillon, S. C. *
OLINA RAILROAD
u*e of TrninH. A?A.
M. P. M. P. M.
Ar I 8:10 6:40 4:00
on ; 8:06 6:36 3:65
7:59 6:29 3:45 i
7:49 6:19 3:27
d 7:41 611 3:IS
7:33 6:03 3:00
7:18 5:48 2:30
7:04 5:34 2:16.
6:49 5:19 1:50
6:40 5:10 | 1:40
6:15 4:45 1:10
k 5:59 4:29 12:50
5:45 4:15 12:30
I 5:20 3:30
5:05 3:35 |
I-v I 4:45 3:15 |
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tuiku mono) your
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i a tirelroH work- J
timekeeper. It | ^
clock and it re- JI
* duty every hour
iday not excepted. *
it* weekly wage,
come year in and
i murmur of comer
nick and hard
p Ita energy nor
U strength. Wo fB,
cent j|
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k. Make it your
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lone. Let uh in- * J
Ir. interest, the J 5
nd nhow you his
i make life much f )g| .
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DILLON
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