The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, April 20, 1911, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
Miss Inez Jordan spent Sunda]
at Mullins with relatives.
Mrs. W. C. Moore spent part ol
last week with relatives at McCall.
Whitefo'rd Smith "jpent Eastei
with friends at Mullins.
Miss Annie Haselden, of Mullins
spent yesterday in town shopping.
Gus8 Bell spent Sunday witl
w friends at Dunn, N. C.
Frank Florence, of Fayetteville
spent Sunday here with friends.
Harry Williams spent Sunday a
Wilmington, N. C.
Miss Amanda Clark, of Clarkton
N. C., who has been spending somi
time with her sister, Mrs. Mary H
Barnes, returned home Tuesday.
A. L. McCorquodale spent Sun
day with Mrs. McCorquodale who ii
visiting her parents at uunn, N. C.
Clerk of Court Bethea has tin
_ pension money on hand and is read!
r to disburse it to the propei
parties.
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W. V. Moss, the man who passec
himself off as a revenue officer an<
swindled Mr. C. F. Newman out o:
$30, an account of which appearet
in The Herald, has come to grief ai
Charlotte. Moss was working hii
game in North Carolina when h<
ran afoul of a real go ."eminent offi
cial and it was not very long be
r fore he was behind the bars. Mosi
spent several days in Dillon anc
had some cards printed at The Her
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employee of the government . H
. was drinking while in Dillon am
told that he was here to "spot soni
parties who were making illici
r | whiskey." He gained the confidenc
| of Baker Newman and at the firs
opportunity filched the honest Get
' man out of $30 in cold cash Mr
Newman will appear as a witnes
i against Moss when the case is call
ed in Charlotte.
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The negro, Dave Page, who wa
t struck with an axe several week
ago by another negro and who wa
thought to be fatally wounded i
. recovering nud will le a well ma:
J ir u few weeks The b*ow cracke;
the negro's skull and the brain lob
were exposed. He lay out from !
o'clock that night until 12 o'clocl
next day without receiving medica
3 attention and when Dr. Taber com
pleted the operation he did no
; think Page had one chance li
y a thousand of recovering. Tin
r wound is healing rapidly and Pag
will be a well man in a short wbih
with the exception of a defect o
articulation which may finally dis
j appear.
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f Up in Oconee county a moderi
1 miracle has happened. A Mr
t Poore lost his voice about threi
i years ago, and since that time ha<
5 been unable to utter a word. Re
- cently he was present at service
- during a revival meeting at the Bap
i tist church in Wesminister, and dur
1 ing the service prayers were offeree
- for the restoration of his voice
E E P S .
*E OF THE CLIO
BY EVERYBODY A
>NE^ AS BEING THE
mEt
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iuy the Clio. Every one guaranteed
ive a big stock of this uomlprt.ii
It is better in every respect tluui
you have ever use?l one you know
ve not try one ami l?e convinced.
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Neil Alford Plantat
small farms and sol
s fine farming sectioi
pays to buy. The <
es on the land will
ecue at the home pi
e out and enjoy youi
don't have to buy i
ns only one (1-3) thi
rred payments. E
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ii | Soon a hymn was sung, and 1
e Poore was much astonished to fi
d that he was singing right ale
e with the balance of the congre
t tion. Then he went to the platfo
:e and told about the recovery of
t speech. The incident is vouched
- by the minister and other pro!
nent citizens, including Mr. Poi
s himself, who have made affidat
- attesting the truth of the occ
ance.
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8 '1 he clerk was most obliging, t
s the young woman customer v
n hard to please. Roll after roll
I blankets did he patinetly tn
B dowii and show to her; nothi
i, suited.
jc or come fifteen minutes t
1 mock sale went on, then the you
_ woman said condescendingly: "Wi
I I don't intend to buy anything,
n was just looking for a friend."
' 4 Wo it n minilto m u H a n? ' ' /?
e the clerk, "there is one m<
p blanket left on the shelf. Maj
f you'll find your friend in it."
SAND HILL LAND For Sale
tracts from ten to two ihousa
u acres. Have uncleared land
sale, and very cheap farms
b ready opened. You can buy la
1 here as cheap as you can r<
there, and it will make as mu
a cotton to the acre. Unexcel]
>- for peaches, grapes, cotton, oo
etc. Write me your wants.
1 A. Page, Jr., Aberdeen, N. C.
. 4-20-6t
to please.
Muggins Wrenchi
any other plow
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a and as fine land j
Old Home with the
all be sold to the h
lace on the day of
rself. Many silver
to get them, but y
ird cash, balance in
>on't forget the <
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t'anada, Mexico and Cuba.
J I'ersons having lands to
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Marion, llorry ttiid adjoining
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of Farm
etween Little Rock and Clio,
land Tuesday, April 25th, 1
is there is in the state. It is
large barns and outbuilding
ighest bidders. We will ha
the sale; also a Brass Band t
souvenirs will be given awa
ou must be present to g<
11 and 2 years with 6 per c
date, Tuesday, April 25t
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headquarters for everything
in the drug line. Fresh y
HUYLER'S Candies always y
on hand. We want your
business, come, send, write ?
or phone ?
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(i. It. Stackliouse, Secrotar).
tKAL F.STATK A(iEN('Y.
[avion ami Mull ins, S. (\
nee and l oans. ltusiness Opportunities
>f the National Co-Operative Realty Co..
lies in all parts of the UniUil States,
r sale or wishing to purchase would do
agency. Attractive pro|terty for sale in
counties.
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