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Miss Edna Rose, of Lamar, Is the Ji guest of Miss Claudia Hursey. B Miss Mabel I^eigh Evans is visiting friends at Timmonsville. Mr. Joe Dail is visiting his parents at Kenansville, N. C. jy Born to Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Mc- B Lean, July 30th, a daughter. ei Mr. R. P. Sloan is visiting his Vj parents at Hallsville, N. C. * Mr l? . .< Uorr^lo^.. * ^ ? ?*? . ivwu iiwi ICIOVII OJICIIl OUIIUU) i:j at Rockingham, N. C. Miss Lena Montgomery, of Mar- g8 ion, spent the week-end with her ^ sister, Mrs. J. P, Lane. iD Messrs C. J. and M. Griner, of 88 Stark, Fla., have been visiting at ?> the home of Mr. O. C. Hayes. sc Mr. C. R. Eabert, of Greenwood, spent the week-end with the family of Mr. O. C. Hayes. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Paylor left ^ Sunday for Toronto, Canada, where they will spend several days. Miss Vieve Huggins is spending is 80me time with her sister a Rnckv tr Mount, C. M di Mrs. Monroe Rogers leaves to-day tl for Alabama, where she will spend p< several days. Mr. G. H. Bell has returned from Richmond, New York and Bal- hi timore. Pi ni Miss Daisy McLean spent part of vi last week in Mullins with friends oi and relatives. M Mrs. M. A. Campbell, of Hamer, J1' spent Monday in town with her parents. f tr Mrs. James Elki"? and Master vi Carroll Elkins, of Beaufort, are the tl guests of Mrs. L. E. Mason. sc Mr. B. C. Brickman returned yes-i^ fprH O v f rnm o Kncinneo ei m r\ T-? <\it? _ land?' " *"""" H Mr. Willie Thompson is spending H hie vacation with his parents at n< McCall. tli Mrs. l^eroy Williams nnd little son, !' Leroy, left Tuesday night for Ft.: m Springs, West Virginia, for a month, i Miss Lillian Lewis, who has been ! cc the guest of Mrs. J. L?. Hargrove for S( some time, returned to her home at. Timmonsville last week. Misses Dorothy Williams and! Mary Emma Wallace, of Argyle,1 Ga., who have been visiting at the -' home of Mrs. J. E. Sprunt, returned I n.( home Saturday. ' i M Miss Lula B. Hayes, who has been! a spending the last two weeks at her!di home near town, returned to j tli Georgetown Monday where she j lo holds a position with the A. C. L. f corporation. i h: Misses Margaret Edens, of Red j*! Springs, and Gae Easterllng, of Rowland, who have been the guests of the latter's sister, Mis. Beard, i . returned to their homes Wednesday. ,v Iie The Herald has been requested to i I. announce the birth of a little as daughter, Roberta McPherson, to ol Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Brunson, gi i* 4 * r *!* lira * IIMMIII?IIIM + * m * * * a * " RENT H v j. | -! I have t T Rock, + in the * contai acres / ^ R. R? r - + ? > The folio taining 1( * ^-v. Also one * fine timbi containin S N I will " + A nun * a num * ing 14 SO * * hbhb * bhhbT fr f + \ V " D \L JKLe sf * ,<!** " ? 4- 1 | aigiitw + O F F.'r JL 4* ?. rarer ?! 4- H cmr' +++++*y ! at Green Sea. Mr. and Mrs. runsou are pleasantly remembered i Dillon having lived here up to muary 1st, 1911 . The Brunson Drug Store has been irehased by Dr. L. G. Day. Dr. ay has been the pharmacist at tht runsou Drug Co's. for the past sev al months. Quite a number of im ovements will be made in the buness and the store will be made ;ry attractive by the addition of p-to-date fixtures. Dr .J. C. Davis received a message iturday from Georgia saying that re. Davis was ill with fever; later i the day he got another message lying she was a great deal better, r. Davis left that night to be with rs. Davis during her 'llness. Her lores of friends hope for her a >eedy recovery . Miss Mary Miller, daughter of r. H. C. Miller, who lives near entyre, died suddenly on July 7th. Mr.. Miller awoke that night id found his daughter in extreraBefore anything could be done t save her life she had expired, r. Miller is an invalid and his nughter was the only member ol ?e family upon whom he could desnd for assistance. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Malcom, who ave been residing in Dillon for the ast several years, left Tuesday lorning for Atlanta where they will isit relatives until they decide upti a permanent residence. Mr. and Irs. Malcom were very much atiched to Dillon but on account of ie former's duties as a traveling aditor they will seek a more cenal point where Mr. Malcom can isit his family oftener. During leir residence here they made lores of friends who deeply regret lat circumstances compell them to ake their home elsewhere, and reryone feels that in their deparire Dillon suffers a distinct loss. owever.it is to be hoped they have at given Dillon up for good and int some day Mr. Malcom's dues will be such that he and his mily will once more become peranent residents of our town. Anyie having business with Mr. Malim can address him in care of the authern Audit Co., at Charlotte. Death of Good Woman. Died Wednesday evening, July J, at 10 o'clock after a brief illjss with typhoid fever, Mrs. Mate Rogers, of Rocky Mount, N. C. rs. Rogers came down to Florence few days ago to visit her chilren and was taken sick. Everyiliig was done by medical aid and vine nands. Mrs Rogers was 58 years of age, wing spent most of her life in id near Dillon. She was a good liristluu woman, loved and admir1 bv all who knew her. She Is ireived by five daughters and ro soi'S. several brothers and sisTs, and an aged father. Cape, erry. of Mallory. Her children are i follows: Mrs. A. R. Weaver, ' Rocky Mount; Mrs. E. M. Fennein, of Little Rock; Mrs Maggie irir [EAPER than you ind the farm will f YOU ARE PAYING ; the following tra< a part of Norton h edge of North Car ning 300 acres, si cleared, 1 good d^ 1 mile from N. & S wing near Kinston, N, C. )65 acres, 500 cleared, ren tract containing 589 acres . er, can sell the two tracts c g 1300 acres, 500 cleared, also sell at public iher of arrpi.c to Kp ber of acres, know 0 acres known as For ft - L A E O V Black well, of Darlington; Mrs. Annie Hunter and Etta Crawford, of Florence, and W. H. Rogers, of Rocky Mount. The family have the heart-felt sympathy of the commun1 ity The funeral took place Thursday afternoon at four o'clock at Catfish Baptist church and she was1 aid to rest in the church cemetery. A. M. I '**"** "*; ii Noali's Liniment Is the ' Lest r; r.icdy (or Rheuma- j ? I ttssBSSSSS RaH tisin, Sciatic*. Lame Back, 1 yySj S t i il Joints and Muscles, 'j | bSyl Sore Throat, Colds, Strains, 1 833 Sprains, Cuts, Bruises, ' ~4~L._r Itfrj Colic. Cramps, Ncuralpia, ! 1KVVIW HI Toothache, and all Nerve, I ' illlilrfti! MbH hone unu Muscle Aches 1 ?! and Pains. The genuine i PinnVMTn BSw hns Noah's Ark on every i Slilluldv 1 P#i| package and looks like this ""y JjM cut. but has RED band on fiji front of package and Kwl "Noeh'a Linirasnt" always . ?. KmBB In RED ink. Beware of i r-:r jrSij i-nltntions. Large bottle, | mmmmi., jpMfl 5 cents, and sold by all I mn>Tani fi&fl do a 1 e r s In medicine. < ?HH Guaranteed or money reit5?WHRWJHfl pjy funded by Noah Remedy j ?na?was gr ^ Inc., Richmond, Va, | For Sale by Evans' Pharmacy. | Match Race At Dillon III : FRIDAY, AUGUST :! 4th l! Montague vs. The Queen '1 Purse $300 with 75 per cent, of the gate receipts to the winner Tis will be one of greates horse races ever held in the Pee Dee country These horses were matched at Wilmington on the i 7fh a ?< /? kaitv? . >u., IUV ? aw ucillg | v taken by Montague. jj This is a race for $ blood and if you ^ want to see the best J race of your life come 2j to Dillon August 4th. ij Montague is owned by Henry Wiggins of II Dillon. The Queen by Dr. Caldwell of ^ i! Wilmington. I -r *!- *r -!* *!* *1- *1- !* is r can rent them. For >ay the others. Buv > THE OTHER FELLOV :ts of land on hand n< mds, containing 100 ; olina, contaning 227 x miles east of Dillon, celling, 5 tennent hous i. C. R. R., 5 miles of \ One tract containing 640 acres, tainder in good timber, can sell and adjoining same hact contaii :ombined containing 1600 acres remainder in good timber. Als auction or orivate sa JL ' cut into lots, known n as the Donaldson 1; the Mrs. R. L. Lane h ill information concerning \ N E ' E R E V ? f T f v ? ?. A AtCdj jtf Am ^.i/^.Jx,-'A,-^,. .- jy-1' A ^ ?. v._ / ^ _x_- -^-. _r A. t^W 4^1 AW 4Qi |^f jt'm' >- At * I FOLLOW THE CROWD TO I S | I THE PEE DEE DRUG CO. \ | 4> A ^ have just receivwl a ^ ???????? shipment of rutaluijtu and turnip _____^_____ *! >* J i>?9? < < < > < > < > ! < < < seed. < *> > : < > > * > > < > > > > ?> > V Y ?; Nothing Old Line of ;? X Everything New Drug Sundries c| ? \i I A y We want your pat- /^==^s. We carry a com" ?> y ronage. Everything ///~\}\ p'ete bne ^rug Y Y guaranteed and ul JJj sundries, such as y T wist we guarantee fountain syringes, V X we back up. P**es- bulb syringes, elast- a criptions filled cdJ- ic> leather and hard y y rectly at a reason- rubber trusses, shold y y able price. Have ' fr traces, ho* water V f yours filled here. f bollles' etc' X X ___ 1 PEE DEE DRUG liuPNY f ? 4 r i- 7?: y A * * * * > * ** * * * * * * % PHONE NO. 53. , 1 >? * ** ? . - y | ? ?~ a m 4 W i g The Herald Job Department & P BOOKLETS, our imprint <? A CATOLOGUE, Stands for the BEST of every thing Jj that goes to make good printing. We lL COLOR WORK. use the] BEST inks and the BEST ^ Diner obtainable- An/4 n?.?/-/?. >.. V as LOW as is consistent with high P class work .... * * i C" 1 or oale I! * cash or on terms. Make the first payment * * our own HOME and FARM?Pay for it with the * V. Land goes uo alwavs. Buv vmirs nnw. ? * ? ' > / "" jw for sale: One tract of land near Little " * acres. Also one tract 8 miles from Dillon, * " acres, 60 acres cleared. Also, one tract One tract containing 300 acres, 175 * * >es, 6 tobacco barns, 2 miles from A. C. L. M Mullins. and known as Redden Smith place 5? 10 horse farm cleared and one tract adjoining the same, con- ^ the two tracts combined containing 1700 acres for $30,000. ^ * ning 1030 acres, 600 acres cleared, good tennent houses, extra k for $35.000?-The following near Aberdeen, N. C. One tract * o 2500 acres of sand hill lands, at seven dollars per acre. m m le a number of residence lots in east Dillon. m as the Hamer lands in east Dillon. Also and A Ion will coll oil fUol ' ? itiiui mav TT111 Obi 1 ail Uiai 11 CI l CUIllCllli' .j. .j. ome place. - - - - - - prices, terms etc., apply to V V .j, ^ DILLON. SOUTH CAROI IMA * " * ? ^ === ===; _ .j. .j. rANS PHARMACY " *? *fr 0 . L- V:\ ... V . - "fcUftiffl