The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, June 15, 1911, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
TEtye Billon Jjeralti.
EsUblislicd April 1894.
A. B. JORDAN, Editor.
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the County Seat of one of the richest
agricultural counties iit the
State. It is the official organ of
the couuty and goes into 90 per
cent, of the homes in the county in
which it is published. The office
is equipped with linotype and modern,
high speed presses.
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DILUON, S. C. .ll'XK 15, lOll. *
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Somebody in New York wants 0
Mayor Gaynor to stop the newsboys
from hollering. Mr. Gaynor does not ' c
care how much the newsboys hoi-1 ^
ler, but he would give a whole lot g
to silence the newspapers.
It is said that a woman who walked
1,00 0 miles to preach to the |
Charlestoniaus was arrested and
inrown in jail. If this is true what i
Is likely, to happen to the salvation j'
army down there is dreadful to eon- j
template. j j
A Georgia jury has awarded a i
man $10,000 for a hog that was
killed on the railroad, but still it is
hard to convince some folks?particularly
those who I've near rail- \
roads ? that hop raising is a prof-i
z? industry. j'
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The\'olumbia State notes that all
records were broken by the number .
of marriage announcements appear-1
ing in its society columns hist Sun- '
day. The State has lost sight of j
the fact, no doubt, that it costs $1
to get married after June 30th.
An army officer has been severely
rebuked by the i-eshlent for say- 1
ing that a young Jewish subordinate ^
woo had risen from the ranks to a ^
lieutenancy was unfit to associate f
with the other officers because his! >
father was a tailor at the post and '
therefore of inferior social standing.
It is a pity the president did not have! t
the power to administer something
more than a rebuJce. A man with j
so liitle sense has no business with
a commission in the army and the
sooner he is kicked out the better
for the service. Snobocracy is some^
tiling that real Americans do not
tolerate anywhere, and at West
Point, an institution belonging sole- t
ly to the people and supported en- j j
tirely upon public money, is a place
that one would least expect to see '
it. Therefore a snob should be 1
fired out of the army like a man (
afflicted with the plague.
Report of Onuid Jury - ! i
To the Hon. R'obt. E. Cope, presiding
judge:
We, the Grand Jury for Dillon i
county, beg leave to submit this iis
iur report: I
We have passed on all bills hand- (,
ed to us by the Solicitor, and have i |
the following presentments to make.!.
We present Vance Grantham for (
violation of the dispensary la.w. |
Witnesses Jack Watts, Will Hug
gins, Oscar Page and Henry Cook, i
Jimnile Ford and Lizzie Ford.j
violation of the dispensary law.
Witnesses: Jack W^tXs, K. M. Ford,|j
Kemp Ford, Gordon Hayes, Win. ' i
Johnson. Frank Reaves
John Ford, violation of the dis-,
pensary law. Witnesses: C. P. i
Hayes, Henry Hayes. Murray church.
Forrest Page, W. L. Hutchinson.
John Hall, violation of the dispensary
law: Witnesses. C. P.,
Hayes, Murray Church, W. E.J
Church, Forrest Page, T. J. Hayes.
John B. Hayes and Rosa Hayes,
violation of the dispensary law.':
Witnesses: Rembert Hayes, M. C. |
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Miller, Ed Williams, Sam Hayes, J
Quay Hayes.
We present H. R. Hayes for carrying
concealed weapons. Witness- a
es: Wyman Hines, A. E. Ingram,
J. T. Welch, G. W. Leach. I j
The grand jury having appointed C
committees to look after the inves- j *
ligation of the county offices and ^
the magistrates of the county are! ?
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not in a position at this time to!
make a report on these offices, j
The Grand Jury requests all mag- 1
istrates to bring their books to the
Clerk of Court for Dillon county
on the 10th day of July to be in- (
vestigated by the committee fromf ^
the Grand Jury.
We wish to thank His Honor, the i
presiding judge, and the solicitor ! '
on the dispatch of the courts husi- ^
liese.
Respectfully submitted, C
H. C. Pinklea,
Foreman, j g
tX)l ItT PROCKKDIINC.S.
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\ I < iff it ( Docket ami Court Ad- . ^
Jounvi After Two (toys' Session, j jg
The court of general sessions, si
vhich adjourned Tuesday after a
wo days' session was the shoitest j
erm that has been held in the new I
:ounty. The docket was very light,]
md the most important case?that !1
f the State vs. R. S. Davis for the |
tilling of S. D. Hursey?was post-1
oiied until the October term. This |
ase probably would have consumed |~
wo or more days. The other cas- i '
s were quickly disposed of and the
;rand jury had completed its work {
>y Monday afternoon.
Following are the cases disposed
>f at this term: : h
H. C. Ijong, bigamy; 6 months on ' ^
hain gang. ^
Barney Stackhouse, larceny, of '
dcycle; guilty; one year on cn 'c
;ang. j SI
Friday Wilson, bigamy; one y-a | (,
m chain gang.
H u .oiiu. ?..
ylead guilty; 3 months on gang or
1100. g
Will Bethea, murder; guilty of
manslaughter; 12 years in peniteniary.
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Frank Owens, murder; guilty ot"
manslaughter; no sentence, counsel
having filed motion for new trial. ' c
Henry Johnson, murder; man- j N
slaughter; lf> years in penitentiary. ! ^
Henry Page. assault and bat-J
tery; guilty; 60 days on gang or
$25.
Geo. Horn, selling whiskey; guil- ^
ty; 3 months on gang or $100
Henry Wilkerson. murder. not
guilty. Ci
Fulton Surles, held for assault ,
:ind battery of a high and aggravatr>d
nature, failed to appear for trial js]
ind his appearance bond as well as
his peace bond was estreated. Surl-j
;>s was under indictment for cutting
i man at his store in eastern su- j
hurbs last winter.
Calvary Items.
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The crops in this section since the
storm have been in a very impover- ?
shed condition, but the heavy rain 1
)f last Wednesday evening has
jreatly revived them and the farintrs
are relinquishing that long look j a'
vhich they have been wearing soj
ong on their faces and are now
ipt to meet you with it smile . q
Prof. Stephen H. Moody, after at- y
ending the commencement exercis- 1)
s o fthe University of South Caro- ^
ins at Columbia, returned home
rhursday to spend his summer va- gj
:ation. Prof. Moody, who for the
ast two years ha* held the posi- (
ion as principal of the Lees Graded
School, l^ee?, S. C., has been electid
as sirperinteudent of the Camer- C
>n High School, Cameron, S. C.
Mr. W. C. McKenzie, or Bermuda,
nade a short visit to his father in ii
aw, Rev. J. H. Moody Sunday.
Mr .Jno. Moody. Jr., represented 1
he Mt. Calvary Farmers' Union q,
a>dge at the county meeting, which n
vas held at Dillon on last Saturlay.
Mr. John Bryant, of Kemper,;
ipent Friday and Saturday with hlalg
ancle, Mr. 8. R. Moody.
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A C'oetljr Hug. a
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William White, aged 17, of Plain- I a!
field. Conn., was sent to jail for
:?ne year and fined $26f> for placing
bis arms about a woman on the
itreet. This is the heaviest penalty i
pver imposed in the State for a aim- ^
ilar offense.
Citation .Votice
Whereas G. F. Bethea, has made I
suit to me to grant him letters of j
administration of the estate and ef-j
fects of Sophia Grice, deceased.]11
these are therefore to cite all and ;
singular the kindred and creditors j
of the said Sophia Grice, deceased, 0
to appear at my office on June 22. E
1911, to show cause, If any they p
have, why the said lettters of ad- ^
ministration should not be granted. ?
Given under my hand and seal
this 31st day of May, 1911.
R.A . Brunaon, Sr., 8
&-8-2t Probate Judge.
iyjflitipTiti 'ii-'ii''
Statement of the condition of the CI
BANK OF PACKS MILLS,
located at Pages Mills. 9. C.,
t the close -of business June _
7th, 1191.
Resources:
.oans and Discounts, $30,641.38
Iverdrafts, 76.08
londs and Stocks Owned by ,
the Bank, 5,000.00 lu
furniture and Fixtures, 1.400.00
)ue from Banks and Bankers. ''
4.776.87 i
lurrency, 565.00 j Ml
Silver and other Minor Coin,
191.20 _
; R<
Total. $42,030.58
Liabilities: :
'aital Stock Paid in. $ 10,000.00 : st
'i.divided Profits, less Current
Expenses and Taxes
Paid. 1.427.66 ca
tidividual Depoitss Subject w'
to Check, 25,110.22
'inie Certificates of Deposit,
6,077-65 aa
ashier's Checks, 35.00:
Total, $42,050.58
tate of South Carolina, ! nn
County of Dillon.
Before me came W. M. Gaddy, i
shier of the above named bank, | Cc
ho, being duly sworn, savs that
jc above and foregoing statement j
i a true condition of said bank, as ;
[town by the books of sa'.d bank.
W. II. Gaddy. | =
Sworn to and subscribed before * )
le this 10th day of June, 1911. *
Louis G. Miller, j*
Notary Public.,?
orrect Attest: 1X
G. W. Elvington, *
J. W. Townsend, *
J. R .Willliams, **
Directors. { >|1
statement of the Condition of the
BANK OF LITTLE ROCK,
located at Little Rock, S. C., i c
t the close of business June]
7th, 1911. 25
Resources: j =
oans and Discounts, $ 102.240.73 | ...
verdrafts, 1,100.68 I
urniture and Fixtures, 1,094.06 1
ue from Banks and Bankers,
5,185.79 ?.
urrency, 440-00!.MI
ilver and other Minor Coin,
361,52 '
hecks and Cash Items, 659.18 | =
ToUU. 9U1.086.96
Liabilities: J __
apital Stock Paid in, $ 19,950.00
ndivided Profits, less Current
Expenses and Taxes gs
Paid. 2,000.00
*Alm T\ la- 1
iuii luudl l?ri?USllS suojeci
to Check, 26,360.53
ime Certificate of Deposit,
850.00 _
a-shier's Checks. 95.20
otes and Bills Hediscounted,
14,694.25 ;
tills Payable, Including Certificates
for Money Borrowed.
44,738.01
Total. #11 l.OtMJ.fMS F<
tate of South Carolina,
County of Dillon.
Before me came Rufus Edwards, '
ushier of the above named bank, >
bo, being duly sworn, says that!
lie above and foregoing statement | ?
s a true condition of said bank, as i \V
tiown by the books of said bank. ,
Rufus Edwards,
Cashier.
Sworn *.o and subscribed before |
le this 13tli day of June, 1911.
G. W. 1-each,
Notary Public.
orrect Attest:
M. S. Britt.
J. W. Hamer,
L. A. Manning,
Directors
Statement of the Condition of the | ?
PEOPLES HANK. i Tj
located at Dillon, S. C..
t. the close of business June 7th, i
1911.
Resources:
oaiu and Discounts, $240,457.37 j
verdrafts 1,960.43 j
urniture and Fixtures, 1,121.79 ?=
ue from Banks and Bankers,
13,797.72 I
urrency, 1,871.00
old, 30.00 |
ilver and other Minor Coin,
881.39
hecks and Cash Items, 1,332.27 ~
in
Total, 261.4rtl.R7
Liabilities:
apital Stock Paid in, $65,000.00
udivided Profits, less Current
Expenses and Taxes
Paid. 7,973.79
idividual Deposits Subject
Check, 69,562.35
irae Certificates of Deposit,
23,905.83 6ertified
Checks. 10.00 ?
Ills Payabl.e including Cer- s?
* *' ?
iur money Borrowed
95,000.00
Total 26l.4ftl.97
tate of South Carolina,
County of Dillon.
Before me came E. R. Hamer,
tsbier of the above named bank,
oing duly sworn, says that the
bove and foregoing statement Is a
rue condition of said bank, as
Itowti by the books of said bank.
E. R. Hamer.
Sworu to and subscribed before j
ie this 12th day of June, 1911.
W. A. Blizzard, |
Notary Public, j
orrect Attest i
.1 VV Dillon. I fl
T A Dillon. 1
V. L. Mcljean,
DlrontAru '
.
Statement of the Condition of
THE HANK OK DILLON,
located In Dillon, S. C.,
t the close of business June s
7th, 1911.
Resource*:
oana and Discounts, $476,091.64
>verdrafts. 4,466.49
tondn and Stocks owned by
the Rank. 49,800.00
'urniture and fixtures, 5,000.00
tanking House, 16,000.00
?ue from Banks and Bankers,
50.645.66
lurrency, 3,040.00
told, 80.0*
liver and other Minor Coin, .
644.49 V
. . .. .. L 'iiflaiitwir ...
leeks and Cash Items, 3,819.99 ,
Total. - *00?,58H.27
(liabilities:
ipital Stock Paid in, IfB.OOO.OO ,
irplus Fund, 35,000.00 ]
udlvided Profits, less Current
Expenses and Taxes
Paid. 19,001.69
dividual Deposits subject
to Check, 236,462.60
me Certificates of Deposit
ivings Deposits, 69,123.98
lis Payable, including: Certificates
'or Mou-v 15orrowed,
' 160,000.00
?serve Fund, 15,000.00
Total, $60?,JWH.27
ate of South Carolina,
County of Dillon.
Before me came W. T. Bethea,
shier of the above named bank,
ho, being duly sworn says that
e above and forgoing statement ;
a true condition of said bank, j
shown by the books of said bank. |
W. T. Bethea,
Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before
b this 12 day of June, 1911.
J. M. Sprunt.
Notary Public.
>rrect Attest:
T. W. Bethea,
Wade Stackhouse, ?
A. J. C. Cottingham,
Directors.
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c.
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Field Peas ( mixed varieties) $2.25:
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