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Tucker, of Raleigh, N. C?! Monday night in town. e(? Mr. ?Mary H. Barnes is visiting hii rents at Clarkton, N. C. m, Carol.. * Fair 1 Bridget's has returned front *n' many pi <>8M tr'I' ,w Savannah. rt* ited Sta Mclaiurin has returned Ce 88 ihriot Springs, Ark. wi hor ear of voi. |,. c. llraddy has returned lookin a lew day a ->t.iy .it Jackson buskh.iys. an iJ reguiiKS Sallie Hamilton, who has Mi jvn teaching school at Hendersonjn lie, N. C., came home Monday. IT Joe Zaoker, of Mullins, spent i'O sSunday here the guest of Mr. and du Mrs. Max Fass. pe Will Carter, who has been attending Wofford College at Spartanburg, is at home for his Summer vacation. w< Mrs. D. I). McDonald is spending bh some time with her daughter, at Purvis, N. C. ilti Miss Maggie l^eckie, of Chester, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Moore. I mib. u. i>. uariow lias returned | from the Highsmith Hospital with ! Iier health greatly improved. Miss Lillian Peterkiu, who has been teaching a Mission School at Fayetteville has returned home. ,m G. I). Harlow is superintendent th, of the newly organized Dillon Mills wl Nor. 1, 2. :i and 4. j at Miss Sue Fletcher, of McCall, who j . ch has been here on a visit to her cousin, Mrs. W. Moore, returned to sp her home Mondav. . wl Misses Lucy Lassiter and Kthel fri Gedbolt, of Mullins, spent last wl week in Dillon the guests of Misses ar Inez and Hula Jordan. of j$A LAND [Aj To the iioui that is.Jiunt.ing n ni MM has money to invest in good rei J|f| say: I have now for sale :?tO alj Dillon, four miles to railroiul, g |^jfj railroad, about seventy acres u fAl SI.OOO worth <?r ti.nlw.r .... ?... ' UK place naturally ilraiiutl, some ? |K> to tlt?* iwiv (lie first, yrar. < ?? A iiuitr runs through the place, s kVi and another school house in lo MM timber ami all $24.00 per acre. nK or $22.on per acre all rash. ufi N0W 1 AM G< WV >? " l^ji ness. a UU i IIJ4 liov nK your ra fill trouble ?fl) will Ihi lY# you ha UV $.">OO.Ol jlK $1,500. 1 c Mr. J. B. Gibson went up to Gib- mi son Friday to attend the funeral of j,e a little niece, the daughter of Mr. C(>1 and Mrs. Caldwell, who died on j |)U Thursday. ^ Dr. Joe Cabell Davis and Messrs. ! .?? J. P. McDaurin and Albert Manning ye! went up to Columbia Tuesuay inorn-|sal ing, tthe former to attend a conven- ; tion of the fire insurance agents and, 1 the two latter on matters of busi- j los ness and pleasure. ! e , In h difficulty sit little Hock Sat-1an urday a negro whose name could not tht be learned was badly cut by another j ^>1 negro. The negroes were drinking,1 t h, it is said. | be: Rev. W. A. Clark, of Laurens, is ('u visiting his son-in-law. Dr. \V. 11. ^il1 Smith. Mr. Clark is the oldest ,u' mem bet of the South Carolina Con- (,!1 ? ference, having been a member of 'l'' that body for sixty years. He is P'{ X4 years of age, but is remarkably active ror a man ot nis years, sun- ? day night Mr. Clark filled the pulpit at the MethodLst church. of Sh The Xth annual session of the tu< Kpworth league Conference of the an M. E. Cliurch South will convene jor at Florence June 15 and 18. The cG official program has been issued |>tl and quite a number of Interesting ga and important subjects will be dis- Gf cussed by able speakers. Local so- (_;a cieties are requested to send the \ia tm names of their delegates to C. S. jn, ? McCenagham at Florence. Te Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Surles have issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter. Miss Annio Bell, to Mr. George Waverly Thorne, at their residence in Dillon on Wed- Tr nesday, Jane 14th.. at 7:30 p. m hy Mr. H. K. Cottingham has issu- J invitations to the marriage of j b daughter,Miss Mary Florence,to j r. Radcliff Harrelson. The ceremy will l?e performed at the bride's sidence at 5:30 on the afternoon I the 7th. Immediately after the remony Mr. and Mrs. Harrelson 11 leave on a honeymoon through e South. I'raj for ltain. r. A. 1). Jordan, Dear Sir:?The conditions of the' rather lias become alarming as we : ive not had rain enough to lay the ist since April 19. 1 would be glad if you notify all ople through The Herald this' throughout this dry section to :?et at their different, places of irship and pray to (rod for his pssings. Dear Mr. Hditor, 1 think this a| ity for everyltody. Yours truly, John 1). Garner. A SAD l)KATH iss Annie t 'liarmicliael Succumbs to an Attack of Typhoid Fever. Death is sad at all times, but no ath in recent years has been >re shocking to the community an that of Miss Annie Carmicliael licli occurred yesterday morning f? o'clock Just a few days ago Miss (.'artniael was tile picture of health, ngling with her frieiinds. and reading sunshine and happiness lerever she went. She was ilnend of everybody and a week ago len she was taken to the infirmy suffering from a malignant case typhoid fever her friends felt DMI-iLaAII ce farm to live on or the iiuin d i'st?(r for a profit I have tins lines of land almut 45 miles I ood claj rotul ruiininj; from farn |h*i? land, UfO acres ran be rnltivi place, one small house, harns, >f this land will make a hale of c? od healthy loration, rural free deli eliool house in less than a mile, eh ?s than two miles. l*riee for 1 $1,000.00 cash, balance in four y< 31NG TO MAKE THIS PF want to buy land, and have the mi nd arc> u judf*e of land, if you wil s land sells these days and don't, sn til road fare both ways ami pve y Cio spend the tlay and look tin no brass band, harliecue or whisk v?s to hid against ytnirself. I can !>e paid now to hold the tra 00 January the first. A. ROACH, ich anxiety ;us to the outcome of' r illness. Tuesday morning her ndition was reported as critical, t her friends were hoping ainsl hope, and wheu the news her death was flashed to Dillon sterday morning there was univerI mourning and sorrow. In the death of Miss Carmicliael i eoininunity feels an irreparable is. She wst8 a true friend, and r devotion to those she loved >uld make a bright chapter in y life. While she hits gone fro i ) scenes, the conflicts, the sor- < kh of life, slie will still live in 1 i hearts of those who knew her I it. She wits a kind, loving < ughter and her devotion to her 1 uily circles knew no limit. Her :ure was full of promise, and we I re not ask why she was taken in ' r prime, unless, "as flowers are i kt J before the frost finds them i ,t wo may not witness their de- j I V." 11 Miss Carmichael was a daughter l< the late Capt. Wm. Carmicbat 1 I e leaves to mourn her loss a >ther, Mrs. Agnes Carmichael, d the following brothers and sum's: Mrs. \V. K. Tatum, of Moll; Prof. Wm. Carmichael, of irham; Capt, K. H. Carmichael. of t vannah; Mr. Frank Carmichael, Clio; Messrs. James and Hod ( rmichael and Misses Hessie and ( try Carmichael, of Dillon, and Mr. ( o. H. Carmichael, of Fort Worth, ( xus. j The interment will be made at . Holly cemetery this morning. People wont't be preached to. ( uth can be inculated far better Inference, by suggestion > NOTICE. State of South Carolina, County of Dillon. Court of Common Pleas. J. \V. Dillon A: Son Company, a cor-! IK) ration. Plaintiff, vs F. I,. Harrelson and Bathonia Harrelson, Defendants. To the defendants, F. D. Harrelson and Hathonia Harrelson You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action which is filed in the office of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for the county of Dillon in the State of South Carolina, and to serve a copy of your answer to said complaint on the subscribers at their office in Dillon. S. ('. within twenty days from the date of the service of tiiis summons upon you exclusive of the day of such service: and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time above1 tmmed the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Courts for the re-. 1 Wit' dnmn t>d 1 - -- 1 * * uri UVlllrtllUfU 111 UH' t'O 111 J) 1511 III. < Dated the 2Hth day of May, A. D. | , i :> u. : ( Sellers A: Moore, Plaintiff's Attorneys. To the defendant, F. I.. Marrel-i 1 son: 1 You will hereby take notice that 1 , the complaint in the above stated I action was filed in the office of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas: f. r ihw tounty of Dillon in tliej State o* South Carolina, in oil ilie 2hth day of May, A. 1>. 1!?1 1. ; Sellers A: Moore. Plaintiff's Attorneys. | i-l-f.t The Dillon Horald, S1.50 i\ Vonr. " V k. SI '/v V/* that OOjl 'coin iu*'* >tton and. Hn tOPOSITlON. M ml tins Co hu> wilJi. iiii'iiii husi1 fjn look at tliis place knew- |Vj| y this is a bargain, ( will pa> WW on five dollars for your days nK ? laiul er carefully, there jr^S ? | Ley to Imther you, nor will <le and the balance ol the WW ~ | BINGHAM, S. C. M: ?i____ State of South Carolina, County of l>ill?n. Court of Common Plea*. .1 \V. Dillon K Son Company. a cor- j poration. Plaintiff, va i ; P ij. Harrelson, Defendant. , I To P. I.. Harrelson. defendant ini | the above stated c:ise: You are hereby summoned and re- J quired to answer the complaint in i tliis aetioji which is filed in the 1 nfflce of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas in and for the county of Dillon, and to serve a copy ;f your answer to the complaint o the subscribers at their office in Dillon, S. C., within twenty days from the service of this summons uiKin you, exclusive of the day >f such service; and if you fail to ittswer the complaint within the Lime aforesaid, the plaint if' in this i iction will apply to the Couit for ( he relief demanded in the Coin- ' plaint. Dated this Xoth day of May. ! j 1911. Sellers & Moore, Plaintiff's Attorneys To the defendant, F I, Ilarrel- _ ton: You will take notice that the complaint in the above stated action was filed in the office of the ,'lerk of Court of Common Pleas for 1,1 ho county of Dillon in the Stat south Carolina, in Dillon, on thejd' '1st day of May, A. D. 1911. T Sellers k Moore, Plaintiff's Attorneys. ol 5-l-6t P> Pi The Dillon Herald, fl.50 a Year. ' \ $ Y Y Y X ^k X 4 IN I > ii ^ ! Pee Dee Drug Co. | ! a ? | -> t !l| t X ; ;i X |; ? >! . i v i i j Il drills >011 must liiivc lo fiiii- all >11111' ills. %* 1 I \Vi? liiivc tlinii in Ii<|iii<) form or pills. tiicm' art on tin* livrr, ami purify llir blood. 1 j Will nivr you an apiM'titr anil makr you fts*l kinmI. * i jji I for tors aiv hor??. prescri|>(ions to writr, M 1 !| K.arl> in llu? inoruiuc, noon ilny ami niy^lit; A + , Tlir ih'uuuist will fill tlicm ami pass tliem lo >011 % At imicli lower prices than other ilrii^isis do. * * i;. I v P We till them correctly, we (jive you pure drugs. ^ ^ jl j We Rive you clsoe prices and give you kimmI goods. ^ ii I Toilet Roods, ho have them, yes, plenty in stock, f !j| Tlsuicco ami cigars I'or the centIcuien to smoke, ? III Talc powders ami th?' like lor the holies* complexion. 1 |||| Tt? powder the face there can In- no objection. J I Ice cream, cold cream, lemonade and Pines. Hive us a call any old time: V i 11! > ????????? We arc always Rind to see you, so come real soon. X iiW'e are always open. morning. night or noon. > A A AAAAA4*44*44*44*44*44*44*44*44*44*44*44*4 4% 4*, A A ,4. 4. .4. 4AA4-4. 4 *4**4**4**4**4**4**4**4**4**4'V%' VVVVVV%"4TV% *?. VW*4**4**4**4**4*?4**4*V*4*V ? 1 he Herald Job Department & r ? T V BOOKLETS, our imprint r CATOLOGUE, Stands for the BEST ot every thing ^ iy that goes to make good printing. We K COLOR WORK. use the BEST inks and the BEST ? TJ paper obtainable. And our prices are rj as LOW as is consistent with high ^ ^ ela-? work ^ K. I), Itrynni. I'lrsiileni. (i. It. Starkltoiisn, Sorrftary. I'KK ?KK KSTATK HiKNcv. (tfl'icrs: Marion and .Mill'ins. s. Ilral hslat?>, I'iro liisnram-r anil loans. Ilusiiicss Opportunities .1 III I in Vl'St IIHMIt.S. Special Heprcsentat i ves of the National < 'o-0|M>ralivr Bealty t o.. il' Washington, l>. Branches in all parts of the I nitiil Stales, t'anaiia, Mrvico anil t'nha. IVi-sons having lands lor sale or *vis|iii>i; lo purchase would do well lo correspond with this ukcikj. Attractive property lor sail' in Marion, Horry and adjoining countieit. U BIG LAND BARGAIN tli!l? lint's laiul in In n? I ill loss 11 in ii it mile of :i nice little lowilfhut lias a now cotton mill, large saw null, ami w ill open a hank I lie first of Juno, twelve miles lo county site, two miles to another nice litlle town. Host of clay roiulsa ml only three ?|tmrlers of mile to railroad. 1 ; There is uliout ISO acirs open land, live hundred acres caJi he nil- i tivated; fifteen hutidrisl dollars worth of timber oil the place. one good four room house, two tenant houses, good harn with stalls for i ten mules, hi); feed room and liny loft. There goes with this plai'e one sixty horse |k>\\er Vagle holler it-- fl turn flues. good as new; one forty horse power Xagle engine good as in w ; kimmI In-ick machinery with alxuit three hundred yards litui rail. I Also til) Parry autoiuohi|e.thirty-si\ horse ptiwer, in good condition, can make "."til miles in a day with it; cost me Kl.oOlt. There is enough || hrick on the place to make all the improvements. ||: . .... .p........ ,..-i mn- ............u. i limn, mini casii, imii- ! alien in two yean*. This IiiimI has a h'ikkI elay suh soil mill will grow nnytliinn; easy to rlcar for lots of the wood has Imimi hikcn off to Iiiiiii brick. hand naturally drained. i , I make tin* same proposition ahont this tiiwt ilial I do on tin* ot.hi'r tract I advertise in this pap?*r.?Kcnd it. Vow suppose wo finnre this out. annd see what tin* actual cost of the land would In*. ISulldinjc 81 ,."?oo.oo | Timber $1.500.00 Machinery $1,500.00 | .Automobile 1,000.00 i , $5,500.00 Olio acres at $15.00 jht acre is $0,;iOO.O0; take $5.5on.no from that-, leaves only $:l,HOO.OO, just, a fraction over $0.00 per acre. Write me just as soon as you read this and I wlil no and toll you all al>mit the place ami I lien I know you will just have to no ami look at it. C. A. ROACH, - - Bingham, S. C. ||| HELIJjO! these first class publications and the school on or before June 20th, if want them at once. accompanied by one student who This is just to retain.i v ? t mat GIVE A IM)V A CH A.\<%i. ?.n, tnlr^ ? i?_.i . will take full course, or bv two stuie Carolina, representative of the 1 ^" *IRW '???? f?*r vo?a denUj >yho oach wHJ & ^ iturday Evening Post and the Ui- ,kx Zt~ Phone No. 71. course, either bookkeeping or shortes' Home Journal is Sion J. w"? s* * hand hontpson, of McColl, 8. C., and tat your order for either, or both, - ? - ... . >r cata'?Kue. etc., address: ' these publicatinos will be ap- 1*X>B ADVERTISING REASONS I- Neel Vernon, reciated. 1 must win a big cash the Spartanburg business College Principal, rtre In June. Tell your friends will give Pree Tuition to ONE PER- Spartanburg, 8. C. want their annual subscription to SON from this county -who enters 6-l-3t ? . not