The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, April 13, 1911, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
||LOW DOW)
|| The Styles are the Late;
t| That Can be ft
Voile Skirts and Panama Skirls
am uttractlnR lots of attention
White Wash Skirts for nn Tfl f1 (M.
IV thin w?*k. We have OU IU |l Z
V Dppwos foe little jjirls that are Ka
A nice enough for anyone. (lowns for jOJr
^ the little ({IrlfN and the big OCPfili
^ ones too. Prices as low as
^ Vndoubtrdly we liave the largest^B;
y and completest line of childron's^Bl 1
^ oxfords in the conrty. Shoes arc a
hobby with us.
f
V If it is a shoe that yon want you 3711
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We invite the public to inspect ou
8 __
|t L. Cotting]
Royal Worcester C
How_||c Escaped. he went und
?-?? Staubes, goii
(Cosmopolitan. \ _ selling medic
Senator Gore, of Oklahoma, VfJUle county, it is
addressing a convention in Oklnho- an old negro
ma City recently told this story, il- into the ditci
Histrating a point he made: stole the hor
"A Northern gentleman was being wards Augus
entertained by a Southern colonel seen since,
on a fishing trip. It was his rirst Harnwell, it
visit to the South, and the mosqui- killed an old
oes were so bothersome that he and buggy,
was unable to sleep, while at the sold the two
same time he could hear his friend 'been made fo
snoring audibly. I to locate hire
"The next day he approached the has been see
old darkey who was doing the cook- of Aiken, but
inn. :i tv , v ha
" 'Jim,' be said, 'how is it the could catch h
colonel is able to sleep so soundly $500 has bee
with so many mosquitoes around?' ture, part by
" 'I'll tell you, boss,' the darkey by the Gover
replied, *de fust paj-t of de night de The negrc
kernel is too full to pay any 'ten- doped here
shun to de skeeters, and the laBt and in aboi
^ part of de night de skeeters is too Whether the
full to pay any 'tenshun to de ker- given him ca
nel.' " known, but i
0 ? died from
Extrusive Order For Mct Kquip- man's game \
ment. to Bleep, son
for a short
The Atlantic Coast Line is show- them, ?t is s;
ing its faith as to future conditions. Sheriff Ral
in that it has placed the following rant sworn o
extensive order for additional equip- assault and ]
ment: he left this i
15 Pacific type passenger en- It was not s
ginea. gram from 1
20 large freight engines. man had bee
25 passenger coaches. ia likely th
4 Combination mail and express Sheriff Rabu
cars. trouble locat
1,400 box cars. seems to th
50 Phosphate Cars. ruse to keep
50 Ballast cars. reward, and
60 CabooBe carB. the prisoner,
This equipment will be delivered one of the t
during the summer, and will place bribed the n
the Coast Line in position to meet is not the rig
the demands of the traveling and escape before
hipping public. Sheriff R<
This large order of freight equip- he is the ma
meat, taken in connection with the who identifie
extensive double tracking and bridge and would
work going on at various points on man for him
the line, indicates that the Atlantic the prisoner
Coast Line proposes to keep in the be.
front ranks of Southern railways. ?
0 KILLED
WANTED ON SERIOUS CHARGE.
Conductor
Aiken Sheriff Goes to Florence for Helton
Man Known as Dr. HUuibee. Anderson,
Aiken, April 4.?Special: A man C. Moore, a <
who has been badly wanted in this interurban e
and Barnwell counties for the past between And
four years, on the charge of mur- electrocuted
der, in Barnwell, assault and bat- when he att
tery with intent to kill and headlight of
highway robbery In this county, iias 600 volts pai
been located and arrested in Flor- which was ii
ence. Yesterday afternoon Sheriff against the c
Raburn was called up over long dis- attention of
tance from Florence by an Aiken ed the trolly
negro in that place, who inquired if the current
John Venemon was still wanted, to the grour
The sheriff wired back that he was, taneous.
and the negro had the man arrested, Moore wat
and to-day the sheriff was preparing married. H?
to go to Florence when he receiv- company slm
ed another telegram Btating that it built, and w
was the wrong man, but be is sure and efficient.
tnat it is a ruse, einter to get the ?
reward or that the prisoner has Ml'HT <JIVI
bribed the negro to state that he is
the wrong man. /ury Finds t
The prisoner, John Venemon, is a l?
white man, and on or about the 1st Greenville
of June. 1907, came to Aiken, where the decision'
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y Are The Prices on Little ||
* oys Blouse Wash Suits ?f
st and the Goods are the Best ??|
ought for the Monev H
Ef rannot afford to po^s us by. We aa
^are glad to show your out- asaoil- 1 <?*
ment. If we cannot fit you in style
Bb size and price there- is no harm
I^UlnP done. We will try harder to buy
for yon next time. ^*X
iaiSRi yi
7 Ma YA
' |jj ! 1 Knibroidered Flouncing; and cm- yV
f i it
/ broidered skirting. These em'
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broideries were opened this week, t A
a vY
Tlie line runs its high as QCP
*i di $-.75 per yd. It is as low as (LUU V X
X
i it- ._ ? 4>v
i JF',- Xy
I ' V The finest lntl?T embroideries, in- V
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sortings, etc., among this lot also. ^C4
Indies' Waists, fan Al __ 1 TO ? A
AcCall Pattern! 5(10 M A t
Coat. No. 3617?S4, c>" Pbdn nt . .||H I U liUU At
STUNNING SUIT AV
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r spring merchandise.
Very truly yours,
ham Company |
orsct Stock Just filled in on ?|?V
V
er the name of I)r. j phone subscriber lias no "comeig
around the country back" on the company if central de:ino8.
One day in this dines to ring a telephone unless he
charged that he gave J has given the number of the 'phone
dope, drugged his body desired. This was brought out in
ti, threw it in and then , the suit of I). I^ewis l)orrh, mem se
and bugy, going to- i ber of the local Bar. against the
it?, and has pot been , Bell Telephone Company for one
He repeated this in : cent damages.
is charged, where he The plaintiff claimed that in ennegro,
taking his horse deavoring to get telephone connecIt
is supposed that he ; lion with the club, he could not
teams. Efforts have j find the name so listed in the direcr
the last several years j tory and hnece asked central to give
i, but several times he j him "The Country Club." It develn,
once on the streets j oped that the club was listed in the
, each time managed to j directory under the name of the
?fore the authorities , "San Souci County Club." The jury
im. A reward of about! retuiued a sealed verdict in favor of
>n oirerea ior nis cap-1 me t elephoue Company. The suit
the citizens and part , brought out a hot legal battle,
nor. ? 0
> he has said to have T. I>. JKNKl.NS KILLS HIMSKLF.
lingered for .a while, |
Jt six months died. Sumter Man Commit* Suicide in
effects of the dope j Society Hill Hotel,
used his death is not; Darlington, April 6.?Special. T.
t is thought that he D Jenkins, of Sumter, committed
natural causes. The ' suicide at ?-!ety Hill to-da.' about
nas to put his patients j i o'clock, by shooting himself in
te forever. and some; the Uoft temple with a 32-calibre
time, and then rob Smith * Wesson pistol. Mr. Jertid.
kins came to Society Hill about 12
burn had another war- o'clock to-day and put up his horse
ut. charging him with at Mr. Sompayrac's stable. Shortrobbery,
and with this ly after doing so Mr Sompayrae
ifternoon for Florence, asked him why he was so nervous,
tated in the last tele- and he stated that he slept very
Florence whether the' little last night. Mr. Sompayrae
ii freed l'roni jail, but! insisted on his going up to the host
he has, and that!tel and going to a room and resting
rn will have some a while, but he declined to do so.
ing his man, but he'saying he would rest there in the
ink that it is only a, store. However, about half-past 2
him from getting the i he did go to a hotel and went to a
it is also possible that room.
, who is said to be About 5 o'clock Mr. D. L. Winters
lervieBt on record, has was notified that some one in the
egro to swear that he house thought he had heard a pis:ht
man so that he may j tol shot about 3 o'clock. Mr. Win>
the sheriff gets there. Iters went to the window or the rnnm
iburn is positive that ' occupied by Mr. Jenkins and saw
n wanted, aB the negro ' him lying on the bed, and receiving
)d him knows him well,! no response to his call he entered
hardly take another the room and found that Mr. JenHe
will return with kins was dead. Magistrate Hardin
to-morrow night, may-1 is holding an inquest to-night. He
left a note saying notify his mother
0 at Rembert, S. C.
BY ELECTRICITY. 0
DKATH FROM FALLING 1,1 MM.
Moore, on Anderson- ???
Car, Electrocuted. lV?ath of Dick Thompson Breaks
April 6.?Special: Pat1 Remarkable Horry Family Chain,
conductor on one of the Conway, April 4. ?Special: Dick
lectric carH, running! Thompson, the 28-year-old Bon of
lerson and Helton, was J. S. Thompson, a well-to-do farmer
in Helton last night \ of Hucksville, this county, was
empted to adjust the struck in the head yesterday afterhis
cars, the shock of1 noon by a fallling limb and died
ssing through his body, thie morning as a result of the
i a cramped position blow. He was in the woods near
:ar. This attracted the his home, cutting timber and when
;? hvHhindor urhn r*?t 11_ I ut r n r?lr hu 11 ?v. U i.?1A "mU
. i " !?? ?.- | ?v? mva i/J tllC IllUli 1'tUU Illlir illlCIlfrom
the wire. When ; tion to it, until shortly after when
was broken Moore fell lie became sick and a physician was
id, death being instan-i summoned. The physician pronounc!ed
death due to a hemorrhage causs
27 years of age and|ed by the breaking of a biood vesi
had been with the se) in the head. Mr. Thompson was
ce the lines were first a member of I^odge K. of P., which
as considered careful lodge will conduct his funeral toi
morrow afternoon, at Hebron
0 'church.
B 'PHONF M'MHKIt. ' The death of young Mr. Thomp
son breaks the chain of a remarkor
Telephone Company able family circle. Living in the
i Gnenrille. ! home were Mr. and Mrs. Thompson
April 6.?According to land their eleven children, all grown
of a local Jury, s tele-J and all single. Nine of the sum
ber were boys and none has evei
left the family circle. The loyaltj
of the whole family was exceptional
Originally there were fifteen chil
dren in the family but four of th?
number died in infancy.
A THKIIili!X(r KNCOtNTKIt.
Disposition of the Charge of i
\\(him(Ic(I I,ion in Africa.
For several days the ostricl
camp near Sir Alfred Pewe'sj home
stead at Athi kiver bad been wor
r~d by lions, and as that gentle
man had just arrived by the steam
ship Ouelph, in company with hi
son and Mr. Grey, the news t<
I hand was heartily welcomed as at
fording most opportune sport. J
party was promptly organized, con
sibling of Sir Alfred Pease, G
j Grey, Howard and Edward Pease
i Capt Slater, Mr. Clifford and H
i Hill. The hunt was started 01
Sunday morning. January 29. Th
I plan of campaign was to divide in
| to two parties, one consisting o
Sir Alfred and Mr. Hill.
After about half an hour's ride
in drawing n donga, Mr. Hill espte<
; two big male lions making off abou
; half a mile to the right, and th
: party of two gallowed after th
j quarry, endeavoring to keep then
I in sight. Sir Alfred followed th
; bigger and slower animal and Mr
i Hill the leader, which was som
| four or five hundred yards to hi
| left. The object of the hunter
j was to turn the game into a don
! ga, thus giving time for the res
of the party to come up, hopin
that Mr. Grey would be given th
| opportunity to open the shoot. Tha
| sportsman has a fine reputation fo
high courage, and is no novice a
big game. Unfortunately the so<
oiul party had no opportunity c
learning the tactics that had bee
agreed upon by Sir Alfred and Mi
Hill.
I Mr. Grey, seeing the game, pc
, his horse to a gallop and practica
ly started to course the brutes. Hi
j companions were immediate!
;alarmed at his foolish temerity an
' endeavored to warn him of th
'j terrible danger he was eourtinj
They were doubly alarmed at se<
\ ing one of the lions preparing t
charge. Mr. Hill thereupon dii
mounted and fired a quick shot i
the biggest lion in the hope of a
(tracting his attention from M
, Grey. The bullet unluckily fe
short and the lion charged M
1; Grey, who jumped off his pony an
, awaited the onslaught. At abot
twenty yards he fired and the sh<
' ' went into the shoulder, but witl
, .out stopping the deadly charge. II
got in another shot at about fit
' yards, hitting the brute in tl
( 1 mouth, breaking two of his murde
ous fangs and injuring his jaw.
' The lion flung its victim to tl
, ground and commenced to won
him just like a cat would a ntous
? Meanwhile H. Pease had followc
| Mr. Grey and the party waved hi;
to come up on the flank. Tht
1; then covered the three hundrt
. yards between them and the lie
and his victim at top speed. Whe
some fifty yards off the lion noth
ed his fresh antagonists and cease
: to maul Mr. Grey.
} At tweutv-five yards the pari
[dismounted and ran in. The beai
immediately made toward them, an
at this awful moment of peril M
j Hill's rifle jammed and he. to<
was out of action. Almost simu
! taneously Sir Alfred and H. Peas
fired and the balls entered th
lion's ribs. The thrice heavil
j wounded animal then returned t
; his victim. The horrified relit
i party scarcely remember what liai
pened during the next brief mc
ments further than that the lio
was on top of Mr. Grey and anima
and man were so mixed up that i
was most difficult to distinguis
the former's head from the hitter'
body in order to get in a deadl
. head shot, which was found impos
sible to place until the lion was al
most lifeless. During the deadl
fray the other lion was distant on
' ly about one hundred yards, growl
! ing and lashing his tail. In spit
of the double danger threateninj
them, the hunters, who had onl
two .256 rifles, paid no attentioi
to the second animal, being inten
on relieving their comrade.
Mr. Grey's wounds were ver
numerous. The lion severely claw
ed his face and head, bit his arms
hands and thighs and inflictei
nasty wounds on his back. Afte
being rescued from his deadly peri
Mr. Grey was perfectly collected
and quietly instructed his anxiou
friends how they could best han
die his larcerated body.
N ECHO'S DEATH SUSPICIOUS.
Section Hand IMes Suddcnl)' Afte
Eating ninnei' ? Coruiicr Invw
t (gating.
Hennettsville, April 4.?Special
i A negro named Eph John died sud
| denly yesterday, under circumstac
ces which aroused suspicions o
j poisoning. John is a section ban
on the Bennettsville and Cherai
. Railroad. At noon lie ate his din
j nor, prepared by hiB wife, and boo
| thereafter died. Some chickens i
, his yard were found dead and ric
I found in their craws.
Coroner McCall empanelled
jury, and, after taking testimonj
the jury adjourned, awaiting
: chemical analysis of the negro'
stomach. As soon as this examl
| nation can be had the jury will re
Hume its investigation.
0
A young lady who clerks in on
, of Dillon's largest dry goods atore
j makes complaint to The Heral
1 about the town ladies waiting untl
j a late hour In the evening to d
their shopping. The young lady'
i nnm nloln* lo ?*
. w...|/iniiii 10 a juoi aiiu n;HHUiiai)I
I one and The Herald takes pleasur
i in calling attention to the mattei
I The stores close at 6:30 o'clock, bu
l of course, if a store is full of shop
I pers at the closing hour the clerk
are impelled to wait until th
shoppers leave. This is robbing th
clerks of a well-earned rest, and th
lady shoppers of Dillon are respect
fully requested to do their shoppin,
earlier in the afternoons in orde
that the clerks may get away fror
the stores at a reasonable hour.
The lUllon Herald, 91.3? a Yeai
i
Insures Correct, Proper Carriage
Mere is a Shoulder Brace that
I makes the correction i t' any iticlina_
tion to round or stooping shoulder*
r an easy matte.*
Tkxcat.??
II SHOULDER BRACES
" have pronounced hr c\p?*rt? to be
ct the .n>hitin:. i f I !:? :!.ouid<r brace difli'
i cult v.
f* Being condruolvd < n! iri l v of cloth and
8 with no met::I ji.vs t > hind or rha'fc,
8 they do not give one that trii?<**<l-iip scnl"
j sation that t!ie wearing of
'* | the usual brace. r< I- it possible for them
K i tr interfere willi eirenlalinn.
e The ItcN.-ill IV; may he worn by J
' either sex and mi li:m litem in all sizea [
r suitable for the enihi of four years or tbe |
adult weighing thr< hundred pounds. ]
' Your chest nirasurenieiit is all that is
'l* r necessary to properly tit you. i I
n We have the exclusive agency for this i
'* ; city. I
it Price, JI.OO
KVANS' PHARMACY. I
is ?
iy
d < .> -J > > * > > * > v v -i
I A SQUARE DEAL Fl
R|?
At least one Life Insurance
r. j its South Carolina policy-holdc
III
r.: When the South-Atlantic
d South Carolina its represcnta
II that every dollar of surplus fr
invested in the communities
le received,
re
10 The South-Atlantic Life 1
r- in Dillon County three titi.es i
policy-holders in that County.
J Is it not your business to 1
>(j whose business helps your bu
in
South-Atlantic Life
n
c:- Eumitnij STRumviCK, Prest.
y MAX FASS, General
St I
r.
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NORTH AND SOUTH <
* NORTH A SOUTH
Schedule of l*t
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8 | > how easily it
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FRESH |
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GROCERIES I
V A
| Do not cost any |
| more than the stale |
| kind?We turn our |
| money over so t
i rapidly that grocer- t
| do not stay on our +
| shelves long-We | jM I
deliver promptly |
| any hour day or
jv nignt. ? -m
;| Dry G o o d s | Jig
! In our dry goods | ^ J
| store you will find J
| a chbice selection at |
| rock bottom prices |
| Fancy lace work | ^
| other artistic things t t
i | ? g
! CHARLIE SALEEBY <
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*" M
OR DILLON COUNTY * j
% i
i Company lms kept faith with *
:rs. $ i
5
began to solicit business in * f
tives were authorized to state * %
om premium receipts would be * 4
in which the premiums were *
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nsuranee Company has loaned * f
its total premium receipts from
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ielp the business of a Company ? t (
siness? *
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Insurance Company f *
RICHMOND. VA. +
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Agent, Dillon, S. C. |
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CAROLINA RAILWAY ^
issen^cr Trains. I
Jan. 8, 11)11,
1 117 i 149 (
| A.M. | t\M.
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ibson Lv i 7 18 j > 03
[cColl " ! 6 49 i 5 34 i
:iio - ' 6 25 | & 10 '
inturn " j 6 00 | 4 4S .
> Rock " j 5 44 ! 4 29 '
illou " ' 5 30 i 4 15
>ydnl?* " i 5 05 | 3 60 (
ullins - i 4 30 | 3 15
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I HI. I.-I n iimoM WUI'K" ,j, m
i no timekeeper. It 4>H
s the clock and it re- * I
ly for duty every hour
I, Sunday not excepted. *SB
s for its weekly wage,
ur income year in and
tout a murmur of com- + Mi
i never sick and hard + B
ot. sap its energy nor +B
hysical st length. We !
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