The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, April 27, 1911, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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McCall Patterns
No. 3991?Waist. No. 4007?Skirl
Price, 15 cents each
A BEAUTIFUL FROCK
C4?|t New shipnv
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JUST RECEIVED ONE ( Alt Ol
Hackney Buggies. See them be
fore you buy. L. Edwards.
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THE SUMMER HACKNEY BUGGY
?The ideal buggy for summei
driving. L. Edwards. 4-6-41
IF YOU NEED AN UP-TO-DATE
and durable driving outfit see L,
Edwards. 4-6-41
For Sale.
Car load of fine milk cows. Will
exchange fresh cows for dry ones.
Watkins & Bransford.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.?TWO
Cylinder, two passenger Ford
1 i nabout, just thoroughly overhauled,
good tires, good running
condition. First che.dc for $200
ge*s it. Joe Cabell Davis.
WANTED. ? TO RENT 2 LARGE
front rooms, furnished or unfurnished.
Apply to J. D. Ellen al
Farley residence.
FOR SALE.?1,000 BUSHELS OI
Bates Improved Cotton Seed at nOc
per bushel. Apply to W. H. Miller
Dillon R. K. 2. 4-20-31
FOR RENT.?THE J. W. MOOIU
residence; 10 rooms. Apply t<
A. D. McKenzie, Rowland, N. C.
1IR1CK FOR SALE. 1 HAVE 1>1S
continued my brick mill at Dill
on but can furnish jbrick fron
my Maudeville mill #n short no
tlce at prevailing market price
J. W. Moore. 4-6-4
Cows pastured at $1.00 pe
month. Beginning the first of Ma
my pasture will be open to cows.
> have ample pasturage to accomm?
date a large number of cows. A1
cows left with me will be give
careful attention. J. S. Thompsor
FDR 8ALK.?ONE SECOND HANI
60-horse engine, one second han
80-horse boiler. Write or call o
M. A. Stubbs, E. T. Elliott or A
J. C. Cottingham, Commissionei
of Public Works, Dillon, S. C.
A OA OS
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WANTED.?HALB8NUN AND COI
lectors for Dillon, S. C., Floi
ence, S. C., Timmonsville, S. C
and Effingham, S. C. Permaner
place for right party. Apply t
A. J. S., care Dillon Herald.
4-S0-4t.
HAND HI EL LAND For Hale i
tracts from ten to two thousan
acres. Have uncleared land f<
sale, and very cheap farms a
ready opened. You can buy lan
here as cheap as you can rer
there, and it will make as muc
cotton to the acre. Unexcelle
for peaches, grapes, cotton, cori
etc. Write me your wants. I
A. Page, Jr., Aberdeen, N. C.
Dillon, 8. C., April 18th, 1011.
To the Trade:
We have Ju?t this week opened
ii i, our l>iir line of Norintr HIM I sum
mer godos. The reason that we
get them late in to be in a position
to give you new goods instead of
shelf worn goods at the time that
you decide to buy.
The people wait now-a-days till
warm weather to do their biggest
spring and summer shopping.
You should see our embroideried
flouncings 25c yd. to $2.00.
Our line of Baby Embroideries
are attractive, the stock is large.
Foulard effects in almost anykind
of fabric this season, we can
show yon how pretty they really
are. Lawns, Linens, White goods
of all and any description we are
showing In abundance.
If you need a new corset, a collar,
a tie, a handkerchief, a purse,
a Brassire?this to supplant the
corset for the hot weather, vests,
corset cover, hoieery, ruchings, automobile
veils, combs, hair brushes,
|>owder, jewelry, our stock is
the largest and best selected that,
you can find.
Thanking you for your patron[
age, wo remain. |
Very Truly Yonrs,
L. Nottingham Co.
ent* of Oxfords for men and ladies are
Stetson, Douglas, Irving Drew, Buster
y?we soli lots of them.
) inspect our spring merchandise
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tingham Co
Vorcester Corset Stock Just filh
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Under and by virtue of a decree
of his Honor S. W. G. Shipp, circuit
. judge presiding in the fourth judicial
Circuit, in a cause entitled E.
' E. Shooter, et al, against Mary Ann j'
' Shooter^ et al, notice is hereby giv- L|:
. en that I will Bell at public auction ^
to the highest bidder before the "
< court house door in Dillon, S. C., on ^
Monday, May 1st, 1911, during the c
usual hours of Bule, all that certain
"| tract of land in said county and
State, containing eight acres, more ~
I I r? n l<%on Iwm>u/1?.1 k.. O tl
i ui inoo, IA;UIIUCU u y ucuigiu o.
Hardy and others; being the land ^
assigned to M. G. Shooter in the .
proceedings for the partition of the J1
estate lands of George E. Shooter. J
I Terms of sale, cash, purchases to Jv
pay for papers.
! A. B. Jordan, ^
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Notice \
' Among other branches which ^
. teachers will be examined in at the H
" rogular spring examinations for ?
_ teachers in May will be questions C)
~ on agriculture. Said questions will
'' be based on Farmers Bulletins
Nos. 408 and 409, entitled "School ?
I-ossons on Corn," and "School Ex1
ercises in Plant Production." Any
" one desiring a copy of the above
[j bulletins can get it by addressing a
3 card to the undersigned,
R. S. Rogers,
" County Supt. of Education. ^
1 Sale of Bonds.
~ The County Board of Commission- ?
. ers of Dillon county will sell $36,_
000 of the good roads and highways ?
~ improvement bonds on May 1st. All
bids should be in the hands of the
j Clerk at 12 o'clock on this date. All .
bidders are required to put up a J'
.7 certified check for $1,000 as a guar- r
antee of good faith. i
W. T. Bethea, *
L 4-20-lt Clerk. J
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d Hale Under Execution. g
n Under and by virtue of an exe- s
i. cution lodged in my office, issued o
s by the Clerk of Court of Dillon n
county in the case of Palmetto t
Grocery Company against D. H. a
? Horn, I have levied upon, and will t
j- sell to the highest bidder, before p
r- the court house door, in Dillon, S.
., C., on Monday, May 1st, 1911, with- I
it in the usual sales hours, all the
o right., title and interest of the said
D. H. Horn, (sometimes called Dan- /
iel A. Horn) in all that certain
~ tract of land situate in Hillsboro
n township, county of Dillon, and 1
d State of South Carolina, known as
>r the Hardy Horn estate lands, con- t
1- talning one hundred acres, more or a
d less; bounded on the North by the C
it North Carolina State line; East by li
h the Alf Horn, or Alex Byrd land; t
id on the South by lands of Murphy o
ii, Horn, and on the West by lands of 1
I. Evander Horn; terms of sale, cash,
purchaser to pay for papers.
8. V. Lane. 4
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OH HALE, OR WOULD CON- ,1
tract with responsible parly to J
saw and put on cars three million
feet timber three miles from rail- ,
road. Also good sawmill com- 1
plete for sale or will lease. C. J
A. Roach, Bingham, S. C.
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Sale Uiuler Execution.
Under and by virtue of an execuon
lodged in my office, issued by
le Clerk of Court of Dillon county,
i the case of Palmetto Grocery
ompany against J. P. Horn and D.
. Horn, 1 have levied upon and
ill sell to the highest bidder, be- .
>re the Court house door in Dill- |
a, S. C., on Monday, May, 1st,
B11, within the usual sales hours, I
>1 the right, title and interest of
le said J. F. Horn, (sometimes ,
illed John Horn) and of the said
. H. Horn, (sometimes called Dan- (
1 A. Horn) in all that certain .
act of land in Hillsboro township,
junty of Dillon, and State of
uutli Carolina, known as the Hary
Horn estate lands, containing .
ne hundred acres, more or less,
Dunded on the North by the North
arolina State line; East by the
If Horn or Alex Byrd land; on j
ie South by the lands ofMurphy
lorn, and on the West by lands ,
f Evander Horn; terms of sale, *
lisli, purchaser to pay for papers.
S. V. Lane. ?
Sheriff Dillon County. <:
Notice. 11
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tate of South Carolina , *
County of Dillon, ;1
Court of Common Pleas,
Summons,
r. D. Barlow, Assignee,
Plaintiff, I
VB
allie H. Ewing, r
Defendant. 1i
'o the defendant, Sallie H. Ewing: t
Yon are hereby summoned and c
equired to answer the oomplaint c
u this action which is filed In the ' I
ffice of the Clerk of the Court of : t
!ommon Pleas, for the county of' I
)illon and Suite of South Carolina, j t
nd to serve a copy of your ans- i
rer to the said complaint on the >
ubscribers at their office in Dillon, j '
(. C., within twenty days ufter the s
ervice hereof, exclusive of the day t
if such service; and if you fail to I *
nswer the complaint within the 1
ime aforesaid, the plaintiff in this <
.ction will apply to the Court for ?
he relief demanded in the com- *
ilaint. t
Dated the first day of April, A. I J
). 1911. c
Livingston & Gibson, 1
Plaintiff's Attorneys. ?
ittest: 1
Jno. C. Bethea, j1
Clerk. 1
\> the defendant, Sallie H. Ewing: *
You will hereby take notice that 1
he complaint in the above entitled
ction was filed in the office of
!lerk of the Court of Common Pleas *
n and for the county of Dillon in
he State of South Carolina. In Dill
m, on the first day of April, A. D. '
911. ;
Livingston & Gibson, ]
Plaintiff's Attorneys.
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Suicide at Manning.
Manning April 22. ? Special: CiI,YMlJ
'bni lea J. Rich, a white man about
5 years of age committed suicide
esterday afternoon and was buried ! Th<
,t Home Branch church to-day. Mr. ?
tich was a farmer in comfortable odd
ii'cura8tances. He was never mar- if not f
led. He lived with the family of
us brother, Mr. Ous Rich, who died | oold
ast September after a very brief 111-;
less. It is said that the last words ^
ir. Gush Rich uttered were: "Charle.
don't take another drink and
ake care of my little children." The ! Frida
ate deceased obeyed his brother's, the reg
njunction for a while but went teacheri
tack to drinking, and it is said he ! branche
toted several times that he was' tions pi
;oing to kill himself as he had i be incl
lothing to live for. When he final- former
y decided on the fatal deed yester- "How t
lay he went into his room and, to Stuc
tanding before a mirror, shot him- latter i
elf in the forhead with a 32-calibre Bulletii
Ho llvoil In tho Rnmmv Ryapi<I?
Swamp section, about seven miles "School
vest of Manning. Bulletii
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Notice of Meeting of Stockholders, cation.
Thro
Notice is hereby given that a Kinard,
neeting of the stockholedrs of Ha- in the
ner Cotton Mill will be held in the and wi
(ffice of the Company at Dillon, o'clock.
South Carolina, on the 11th day of
day, 1911, at 12 M., for the pur>ose
of taking into consideration the 4_20-3t
lissolution of said corporation and "
ts consolidation with the Dillon anc) ???
daple Cotton Mills into one corporition,
under the name and style of
'The Dillon Mills" upon and for Whe
he consideration and upon the sujt to
ernis, conditions and provisions of * .
he plan and basis recommended by aamlntl
he Board of Directors of said Ha- effects
ner Cotton Mills and confirmed,' ed, the
iccepted and approved by the stock- H(irnon|
lolders of said Haraer Cotton Mills,
it a meeting held March 29th,1911. "red al
\lso, for the consideration of such i"iet A.
)tner and further business as may appear
ie properly brought before said 5^ ^
neeting. Each and every stocklolder
is urged to be present or caU8e 1
epresented at this meeting, as the letters
natters to be considered are of the be grai
rery greatest importance. ,tn(i ^
W. M. Hamer, '
Pres and Treas. 13 X1attest:
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H. DUNBjS?
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tie ungiiicti cuaia
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Notions, Shoes, Clothii ^
tandard brands must I G
cinder ana uy viuue on uil ?X"?-, I
ution lodged in my office, issued 1*
>? the Clerk of Court of Dillon 8
ouuty, in the cubc of Palmetto 9
rogery Company against P. H. 9
lorn, I have levied upon, and will 10
ell to the highest bidder, before 10
he court house door in Dillon, S. 10
1., on Monday, May 1st, 1911 with-j 10
n the usual sales hours, all the! 11
:ght, title and interest of the said j 11
H. Horn, (sometimes called Per-' P
y D. Horn) in all that certain
ract of land in Hillsboro township, i
ounty of Dillon and State of South j _
Carolina, known as the Hardy Es- j
ate lands, containing one hundred (
teres, more or less; bounded on " ~
he North by the North Carolina
Jtate line; East by the Alf Horn or m * !
VlpY Hvrrt lunrl* nn tlm Cni.th HI L
-J.,. , </ > Hit i'Jf B| ^
ands of Murphy Horn, and on the
Vest by lands of Evander Horn; H |L
erras of Bale, cash, purchaser to W
?ay for papers. km
S. V. Lane. 5 HI
Sheriff Dillon County. I
Notice of Meeting of Stockholders. B
Notice is hereby given that a Hi ^
neetirg of the stockholders of Ma- M
>le Cotton Mills will be held at m
he office of the Company at Dill- S /V
>n. South Carolina, on the 11th day iLi
>f May, 1911, at 12 M., for the H
>urpose of taking into considera- g| I I
ion the dissolution of said cor- ag 1 I
>oration and its consolidation with Hi u
he Dillon and Hamer Cotton Mills < | ',\U
nto one corporation, under the | M
tame and style of "The Dillon
dills," upon and for the consider- j = ImI
it ion and upon the terms, condi- H \VU
ions and provisions of the plan ! H ilV
md basis recommended by the M"
Board or Directors of said Maple >
Cotton Mills and confirmed, accept-1 J?
?d and approved by the stockhold-1 Hi owj
>rs of said Maple Cotton Mills, at; Inm
l meeting held March 29th, 1911. M njv'
Mso, for the consideration of such H
ither and further business as may |
>e properly brought before said
noAtUii 1 *- I
.wMue- uai.ii uiiu tvery block- j
iolder is urged to be present or I
epresentcd by proxy at this meet- ^
ng, as the matters to be consid
;red are of the very greatest im
jortance.
W. M. Hamer, 1
Pres and Treas. { H M
attest: ; am ~
J. W. Lanford,
Acting Secretary.
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RIBBON BARGAINS. ? RIBBONS
for Underwood machines 60 cents |a_.
each. Herald Book Store. HI
USE
H'H KI<?HT-A-WAY LIVER
TONIC,
e (Ireat System ltuilder.
on guarantee. Money hack
?atisfactory. 60c bottle,
by Evans' Pharmacy.
I'eachere' Examination.
iy, May 5th has been set for
ular spring examination for
s. In addition to the usual
!8 carried by such examinaRdamirv
nnH AEripultnra will
uded. Questions on the
will be based on McMurray's
.0 Study and Teaching How
ly," while questions on the
will be based on Farmers'
is Nos. 408 and 409, "School
es in Plant Production" and
I Iossons on Corn. These
is may be had by addressing
unty Superintendent of Eduugh
the courtesy of Supt.
, the examination will be held
Dillon High School building,
II begin promptly at nine
R. S. Rogers,
County Supt .of Education.
Citation Notice.
reas, G. H. Love, has made
me to grant him letters of
stration of the estate and
of Harriet A. Love, deceas se
are therefore to cite and
sh all and singular the kinnd
creditors of the said HarLove,
deceased, to be aud
at my office on Friday, the
y of May, 1911, to show
f any they have why the said
of administration should not
nted. Given under my hand
nl this 19th day of April,
R. A. Brunson,
Probate Judge.
CMTADr ncu ri
l OllUHIUi ULHL 1'
At least one Life Insurants
> South Carolina policy-hold<
When the South-Atlantic
mith Carolina its representa
iat every dollar of surplus fr
vested in the communities
:ceived.
The South-Atlantic Life I
i Dillon County three tin.es i
rlicy-holders in that County.
Is it not your business to 1
hose business helps your bu:
outh-Atlantic Life
DMUND STRUDWICK, PlCSt.
MAX FASS, General
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NORTH AND SOUTH C
NORTH & SOUTH C.J
Schedule of l'asa
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30 9 15 Lv Hamli
08 j 9 53 Ar Gibs
37 | 10 22 " McC
02 i 10 47 " Cli.
25 i 11 10 " Mint
41 | 11 2t> " Little F
55 j 11 40 " Dill.
20 12 05 " Floyd
55 j 12 40 | Mil 111
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>UTITINTH
1ANY HAV:
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3ank oi
Dillon,
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Polk Miller at the auditorium I
Friday, April 28.
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FOR BrOUIKS, WAOONS, AND 1
harness see L. Edwards. A guaran
tee with every purchase. 4-6-4t W*
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FRESH |r
GRQCER1ES_ I \
| Do not cost any I
t more than the stale |
a. _ .
kind?We turn our + ^
| money over so + \
X rapidly that grocer- I |
| do not stay on our f
shelves long-We %
X deliver promptly |
| any hour day or |
! night. | ?
! Dry Goods!
t In our drv goods %
| store you will find |
| a choice selection at
X rock bottom prices |
| Fancy lace work |
t other artistic things t
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began to solicit business in *
tives were authorized to state *
om premium receipts would be %
in which the premiums were *
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LKOLIXA RAILWAY
tender Train*,
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