Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Fall and W > Tuesday at v? : P 1 iuu cue uivueu. Lveryi Pagentry of Fine Ha 8 Cor, Var I Dillon. It is your Duty to I has been a milliner forsei 5 Highest in Style S they look g ! MOR a . tiawmmmMimimiMm DILLON PUBLIC SCHOOLS BOOK LIST, SESSION 1011-1012. First Grade. Wheeler's Graded Primer 2 English Words as Written and Spoken Secotnd Grade. Wheeler's Graded Second Reader 3 Hunt's Progressive Speller . Book 1 1 Augburg's Practice Tablets, Shorter Course. Book 1 1 Berry's Writing Book, No. 1 Third Grade. Heart of Oaks; Third Reader 3 Progressive Speller. Book I au#burg's Practice Tablets, Shorter Course. Book II 1 Berry's Writing Book, No. 2 Fourth. Grade. Heart of Oaks; Fourth Reader 3 Progressive Speller, Book 1 Withers-Kinard ? The English Language. Book 1 3 Wentworth's Elementary Arithmetic Maury's New Elements Geography 4 Augburg's Practice Tablets, Shorter Coutse. Book 3 .1 Berry's Writing Book, No. 3 .. Fifth Grade. Heart of Oaks, Fifth Reader 3 Progressive Course in Spelling. Book 2 1 Withers-Kinard ? The English Language. Book 1 3 White's Beginners History of the United States 4 Milnes' Progressive Arithmetic. Book 2 3 Rednay & Hinman Primary Geography Augburg's Practice Tablets, Shorter Course 4 .1 Rprrv'tt Wri^lnor Pnoh A Sixth Grade. Kinard-Withers ? The English Language, Book 2.. 4 Progressive Course in Spelling. Book 2 4 White's Beginners History of the United States .4 Maury's New Complete Geography 6 Weatworth's Practical Arithmetic Ritchie Primer of Sanitation - 4 Augburg's Practice Tablets, Shorter Course. Book 6 1 Berry's Writing Book, No. 5 . ... . . ... ... Seventh Grade. Wentworth's Practical Arithmetic .. . . ... ... Wallace's South Carolina Civil Government 6 FVye's Higher Geography ... ... .. ... -. ? Thompson's United States History.. ... ... ... .. . . ... .. ... Kinard-Withers ? The English Language, Book 2 .... . 4 Progressive Speller. Book 2 ? Augburg's Practice Tablets, Shorter Course, Book 6 1 Berry'8 Writing Book, No. Eighth Grade. Beuhler's Modern English Grammar with Composition 5 Payne's Common Words Commonly Misspelled ?. .. 2 Milnes' Progressive Arithmetic, Book 3 4 Well's Algebra for Secondary Schools. Part 1 6 Collar and Daniel's First Year Latin 9 Botsford's Ancient History for Beginners 12 Augburg's Practice Tablets, Short Ninth Grade. Wentworth's New School Algebra .. ... Milnes' Propressive Arithmetic. Book 3. . : 4 Henderson's Test Words ? jnyers' ueneral History . Brooks' English Composition 3 Tarr's New Physical Geography .8 Tenth Grade Johnston's and Sanford's Caesar's Gallic War 8 Wentworth's New School Algebra -. Lock-wood's Lessons in English Sykes' Elementary Composition Montgomery's Leading Facts of Englisn History 1.0 Eleventh tirade. D'Ooges Select Orations of Cicero 8 Wells Plane Geometry 7 Sykes' Elementary Composition Elson History of United States Hlggins' Lessons in Physics NOTE.?Additional texts will be announced later. The above ai to be secured AT ONCE. Books of the old adoption have an ei change value when getting the new. The prices of all adopted books should be stamped on the bacli of these books. The Herald Book Store Carries a complete stock of school books and a complete line of schot supplies, such as tablets, pencils, pens, erasors, rubbers, etc. NO bookh charged. ' ( ( a / inter 191112 Nillin And exhibit of new Fall styles for Women id Wednesday SepU body is invited to come and look over at the ts for Women, Hisses and Children, an exhibit iety and Beauty surpasses anything see new Styles. Hiss N. Graves, who comes reral seasons in one of the largest Millinery st great pleasure in showing them to yoi Rarest in Beauty, Greates ood, try them on, they feel good; buy them tl RIS FAS H. o. BEATTIE GUILTY. - ?, A A ? ?, A. (Continued from pa?e 1.) inniuell'. But if he does it will be ? MAS |R only after his last hope of a new 3 trial or a communication sentence _ _ to life imprisonment has vanished. W_M c A new trial will be sought, of course. It was that reason that 4?> JL JLCJIJl 2k A _ Judge Watson set the date of the Jk 5 execution of the sentence so far # # ahead. But the Supreme Court ?S> We afe receiving dai ? here stands for no quibbling over Jk *. , j misspelled words or infinitessimal aXlQlSe and extend 3 c errors of procedure during a trial, ^ ? and the State lawyers and jurists ^ inspect OUf SlOCK 01 finally believe that Beattie will t r\r?r*oc nf\f\t\C CTI 5 expiate his crime November 24. ^ DRfcSo (jUUDo, blr Iieulah Binfo^d Fails to Get Mot- IA 9 ing Picture Job. I "" Beulah Binford, the woman of all the very b 5 the Beattie tragedy, who cam? to pointer brand 5 New York to pose for moving pic- ^ GEJ ture firms and later to go into Of this dep? vaudeville, found all her dreams '?4 please you wh< 5 of theatrical exploitation shattered J you wish. 3 yesterday. 2 Every moving pjcture concern of We have boi 0 standing in this c"'y repudiated the J great values frx g idea of allowing her to pose for V them, and moving picture concerns A , ? . , . 5 and theatrical managers in many 2 111 men S and DOyS ( 5 other cities took the same position. Freeman Bernstein, booking wnrltmanchin Wp 4 agent, who launched Mme. Diss de 2 WOrKnidDSUip. TT e 0 Bar, Nan Patterson and May Yohe V 0 on their vaudeville voyages, and Whpn if 6 "who didn't see any reason why he 2 " ucU IK shouldn't do the same thing for V 0 Beulah Binford, admitted yesterday % TT ? n^ nATTTT 5 that there was no chance of get- X rl |\lj l\l| V fating an engagement for her any- V where. 4?? W. F. Walker, of Philadelphia. ^ 0 after being informed by director of * Public Safely Clay that the girl ?????^? could not appear in Philadelphia , .. ,. . . 4 theatres, wired to Beanstein Vhat and consideration shown to t the tentative arrangements for her ?* fiLSSJi? ? fi emraireinent roiild not ho carried of the v'rginia characteristics. 5 engagement could not be carried Mrg Gentry dld not glve t Times permission to tell all - this, but it is all of so much i !? From the Florence Daily Times. terest that it "would be a journ? Mrs. W. G. Gentry of this city, istic sin to keep it back, or i |8 was a resident of Manchester, Va., would tell you a great many of t for a numbei of years and while interesting stories that the neig !Q there was acquainted with the Beat- bora in the city of Manchester, h; ties and also with the young lady on the family,which oonvinced th< whom Beattie married and for that H. C. Seattle had killed 1 whose murder he is condemned to wife, when the atory was first to I the electric chair. m m? In talking of the family and of Master's Kale the trial to a representative of the ;g Times last night Mrs. Gentry told ~~ 8 a number of Interesting stories. Under and by virtud^of a deoi She said that she was not at all tal order granted by ^is honor, 5 surprised at the verdict, but had <3. Watts, jutdge o# the Foul expected it. 9he said that the Judicial Circuit in the case character of the people was cruel n Alfred Rogers against Andfc and intolerant. The people of that Bullock. I will sell a*. nubile ai 6 community always said that H. (ion to' the highest "bidder i C. Beattle had gotten the property cash before the court house dc 3 of Paul Seattle's mother In a way in the town of Dillon, S. C., 5 that left a very bad feeling between Monday, October 2nd, 1911 duri them, and that explained the state- the regular hours of sale all of tt ment that there might have been certain tract of land situate something of malice and spite In the county of Dillon in the St? e the story of Paul Beattle that was of South Carolina and in Hillsbc t- so detrimental to his cousin. The township, oontalnlng one hiundr Beatties were not Virginians, they acres more or less and bound ? were what Is known in this state and described as follows: Not as "carpet baggers" and stayed to by lands now or formerly of Jan take advantage of the condition of K. Rogers; East by lands now >1 the country and the people to get formerly of James K. Rogei rich, and therefore they were not South by the Horn lands and W< loved by tbe people, and the respect by lands of Charley Bullock. Ten ? -.? 1 sag iiiBiiiiiiiiiiiinifliiiiiiiiiiiiii s ery Opening I jmfcer, 19-20 5 ir leisure this Fashion that for Largeness, that has ever been shown in I ? highly recommended, and who ores in Baltimore, will take I t in Value-See them LATT U/AAM <tAA/l icy near guuu * C Dillon S ) O S. C. 5 ' I / KS TUBBS J. D. HARGROVE W. E. HALL ve-^-Hall Company :| ily all the seasons' newest novelties and staple merch- ' cordial invitation to the purchasing public to call and jr* ^ 1PLE DRY GOODS, LINENS, SHEETINGS AND SHOES % ?adfast, Zeigler Bros, ami Putney's Battle Axe shoe?, est tliat money can buy. We handle Stetson and hats. Also a big stock of caps. ji "iTS FURNISHINGS AND NOTIONS. V irtment we feel extremely proud and feel that we can ?ther it be shirts, underwead, hosiery or neckwear SADIES' COAT SUITS AND CLOAKS. ight a big stock of these and can show yon some A * >m stock or make you a suit to measure. + X Nothing we are showing the seasons best styles and ? make suits to your measure, either men or ladies. i town make our store your Headquarters f -HALL COMPANY, bethea building he of sale cash, purchaser to pay for em Turbeville and Monroe Rol^^rts ne papers, and upon failure to com- and west by Ben Rodgers . The ply with his bids, them the premis- said tract of land will be sold he es to be re-sold on the same or subject to the right? of Carolina of some subsequent sale day at the Yellow Pine Company hi and to n- risk of the former purchaser, this certain timber situate theTeon, the *1- land being sold at the risk of a same being the timber conveyed by ve former purchaser. Dona V. Watson to Omohumdr? he A. B. Jordan, Bros, by her deeds dated Jan. It, ;h- 9-14-3t Master. 190G aqd March 12, 1906; terms of ad - _ sale cash, purchaser to pay for pa*m Master's Sale. pers. lis A. B. Jordan, Id. a. . , ? ? ,, 9-14-3t Master. State of South Carolina, ^ Dillon County, j. BLUM'S (IRANI) MILLINERY. Court Common Pleas, opening at which wiir [Q re be shown all the latest creations re- Farmers & Merchants Bank, ^e millineer's art, will be r Plaintiff, k.u ? n *? ?^ ", J uciu uii iuama)f dim wfunwiay, 11 Albert W?uon. Sept. 19th and 20th. Carohnl Yellow Pine bomber Co., WE "AVE T,HE, NlC'bWr l.INE OP w Defendants ladies ready to wear garments By virtue ofa^ decree of the Court 'tat ^rbrought to Dillon on of Common Pleas for Dillon coun- prove it to you. ng 'y, &. C.? in the case of Farmers & IMUinlat Merchants Bank. Plaintiff, vs Al- ? to bert Watson, and Carolina Yellow OCR MILLINKKY OPKNINU ON tte Pine Company, defendants, I will Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. >ro ?ell before the Court house door at 19th and 20th, will surpass in i I milnn a e ?uhi- ? i ? cu o. v-., wm 11111 inti it'Kui Hours point <h Deauxy ana price"* our ed of salo, on Monday, October 2nd, grand opening of last year when -th 191i, all that certaih tract of land so many customers were delightles in Dillon county, South Carolina, ed at the wonderful display we or containing one hundred and forty gave. 1. Blum Co. j rs; acres, more or less; bounded no,rth ? ??t by run of Buclc Swamp; east by FOUNTAIN FEN INK AT THE ms Lamar L. Watson; south by Steph- Herald Book Store.