Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ttt?ulon ^eralb. " Established April 181M. A. 11. JORDAN. Editor. , Established April, 1804. A. B. Jordan Editor The Dillon Herald Is published at the County Seal jt one of the richest agricultural counties In the S ate. It is the official organ of the county and goto 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. ADVERTISING RATES may be had on application, and advertisers ITISw noaitenJ ik? -?/ IVTTI aoouicu tliill tliiuu^ll ll'f columns ol this puper they will 1 reach all Dillon county, a part of I Eastern Carolina and contiguous territory in North Carolina. 1 SUBSCRIPTION RSATKS ? $1 50 per year or 75 rente for t> months. ^ Subscriptions for less than nix months will be charged at the rate of 15 cents per month. All sub- } scriptions are payable in advance. Obituary sketches, cards of thanks, communications espousing the cause of a private enterprise or a politicnl candidate, and like matter, will be charged at the rate of ' 8 cents per line. Contract adver-, ttsers will not bo allowed to exceed their space at same rates or advertise anything foreign to they regu- t lar business without extra charge. Advertisements to occupy special place will be charged for according I to posftton desired. COMMUNICATIONS, unless they x contain important news, or discuss politely and properly subjects of ' real interest, are not wauted; and tf acceptable in every other way 1 they will bo rejected unless the real name of the author ac- J Companies the same not nernsx:ir lly for publication, but as a guar- c antee of good faith. * 1 DILLON, K. V., NOV. 2J, Ittll. |p a We I-ope there is nothing in the t ruinor that the Coast Line is to be 1" abeorbtd by the Pennsylvania sys- *tew. At preuent the Const Li Lie it ^ controlled and operated by Southera men who know and understand c Southern people and if the systei.. ^ should pass into the hands of me-. ' who have no sympathy with tlii: a section the cordial relations that have always existed between t people and the railroad would S broken. The success of the Coast Line has been due largely to the: fact that it has always lived closi ^ to the people, understands the w sections traversed by its lines and T.i has always been willing to lend >' helping hand in the development of t] any plans that would tend to L Cl crease the prosperity of iis pat- ii mil*; Fap HlACp rftannno "'P ^ "1 'C Ikaficve that either the country cr ^ the railroad would be benefitted ? by the change and we hope the L rumor is without foundation. The New Bng:uiju?-r ueiievw> in the policy of merging suuili indus- ? tries into giant corporations only F ?o far as the policy applies to New England, whore the majority of the corporate stocks are owned by ? New hinglanders; v. lien the South \\ attempts to merge its small industries into giant corporations the New Fnglander runs into the courts and dcciarc-s that such policies are unbusinesslike and illegal. The reason is obvious: The New Knglander who owns stocks in n our small corpoiations knows that if they are merged into giant industrial enterprises they will be able to finance their own affairs ? and the power which ho has been able to exercise through the influences of Wall Street will be l\l greauy cummsued. Under the ^ statutes of South Carolina a small fi; minority stockholder can prevent w cny material change in the business policy of a corporation, and this pi one liberty has been the cause of 4uucti annoyance and embarrassment 'n the management of our1 Oix.iv -us. But not so in New glard. The Yankee is toe S* *eird to be caught in any such l> .dictinent, and his State Iuwb are -so framed that a majority of tbe stockholders can act freely in j shaping the policy of a business ~ , Institution. It seems that the timOj has ccme when our legislators1^ should begin to sturiv theso matters' and pass such laws as will guai-i antee every protection to incorpor '11 ated concerns. Tbe time was wbe I1 & cotton mill could not be organiz- 0 ad in South Carolina without the. J aid of Northern capital, but hap-. * piiy that time has passed. Very little of our mill stocks are owned northern men, but in some t cases' enough is owned to i' give the mills trouble, provided ^ a majority of the stockholders do t not bow dowu to the wishes o, ? AL. ^.4? ' I Uip U1IIIUIIV/. 1: OaroiiiiA. il Messrs. Arch McColl and Alvln t Hargrove, of Red Bluff, section vis- i I ted our section last week. i ;i Miss Bessie Johnson, of Mar- 1 Ion, is visiting at Mr. J. W. McLaurie's this week. 1 Miss Beltie Mclnnls is visiting ' In Dillon. I Mr. Sheldon Kirby, who has been f employed by Mr. I>. C. McQuin for i ike past month, returned to his t fcotno at Timcaonsville last week. I The W. O. W. Will give an oyster nupper at Carolina school house ; next Friday night. Misses Annie and Iala Weatherly, jf Reedy Creek, visited Mr. A. L. Smith's Sunday. We had a fine sermon by Rev. Mr. Brown, of Chester, Sunday. Mrs. Eiutna Mclnnis, of Dillon, is spending some time at Mr. D. L.! Mclnnis' Misses Nora and Bell Morrison have returned home after au ex-' tGUded visit in Florida. Mr. E. B. Easterling and Miss] Ethel Shudrick, of Rowland, were iinor.g the visitors at Carolina Sunday. Mr. Neill Usher has his new resi-j ienee nearly completed. Tile rarmers stem alow about gathering their cotton. The price continues low. Miss Susie Brooks, teacher of the ( Oakland school, spent Sunday with Miss Sallie McLaurin. Mrs. Nannie Mcintyre, of Red j Springs, visited our section Sunday.) The Ladles' Missionary Society; will have a Thanksgiving rally ruesday evening, the twenty-first. Some of our youug folks enjoyed i party at Mr. Joe Smith's last i rhursday night. Regina. HOUSEHOLD CAKES. Fax the Women of Dillon the Same as Elsewhere. Hard to attend to household du-j ies. With a constantly aching back. A woman should not have a bad ?ack. And she wouldn't if the kidneys vere well. Doan's Kidney Pills make well cidneys. Lxillon women should profit by he following experience. Mrs. F. J. Whitton, 105 E. Dar- \ ingion St., h lorenee, S. C., says: i '1 have no hesitation in recomui nuing Doan's Kidney Pills, for i hoy have benefitted me greatly. I, ''or a long time 1 suffered constanty from null, nagt.sng backaches and uiins through my Kidneys and often was hardly able to get around to ttend to my housewoik. About wo months ago i get a supply of loan's Kidney Pills and used htm as directed. 'ihey relieved my fOlPc diiH nninc o n/1 tnorl?? tronger and bett< r in every way." Fvir bale by ail dealers. Price 50 ents. Fosti r-Milburn Co., Buffalo, _ lew York, sole agents for the Uto- r ,ed Stales. Remember the name?Doans ? nd take no other. HE ATT IK MUST DIE. upreme Court Refuses to Grant New Trinl. The Supreme Court of Appeals | (onday denied the petition for a rrit of errors by Henry Clay Beat-1 le,J r., convicted of murdering his oeng wife last July. This decision on the appeal from . tie judgment of the Chesterfield j ourt, which sentenced him to die j i the electric cliair November 24 i i final. Only clemency or reprieve 11 y Gov. Mann can save the con- ^ emned man. , EG AX, BLANKS. ? PLANTERS J contracts, rent notes, arrest warrants, commitment blanks, liens, mortgages, bills of sale. etc.. for sale^ at The Herald Rook Store. \ OR SAKE. ? :i HORSE POWER gasoline engine. Can be used for sawing wood or grinding. Apply at The Herald office. ! K ARK NOW A OK NTS FOR TIIK 1 famous Chattanooga Steel Beam Plows, and have a full supply of > all sizes on hand and castings for j same. Also a full supply of Oliver, Syracuse nnd I.ynchburg Steel f Beam Plows. Wheeler Hardware Company. YOU DO NOT RKMKYK WK can save you money on automobile tires call and get our prices uuu win Biiow you. vv neeier Iiiardware Co. |C j ? E Trespass Notice. All persons are hereby warned )t to trespass upon the lands of its undersigned, either by hunting, i1 shing, or in any other manner hatsoever. All persons violating lis notice will be prosecuted as * rovided by statute. F. M. Stewart, J. R. Jackson, 4 Odie McDaniel, W. C. Tolar. * David Carmichael, 4 D. F. Mclntyre. Mag. J. Carmichael, J. R. Regan. 4 A. J. Carmichael, !. Viola Carmichael, Ida F. McQueen. 4 l-l-3t-p. Master's Sale. < tate of South Carolina. Dillon County. 1 i By virtue of a decretal order of ^ is Honor, Judge Robert Aldrich, earing date the 21st day of Octo- \ er, 1911 in the case of J. W. Dill- ( n & Son, plaintiffs against Flora . Barnhill, et al, defendants, I will < ell at public auction to the high- ( at bidder in front of the Court louse door in Dillon, S. C., on Mon- < ay, December 4th, 1911, between ( he legal hours of sale the followng described real estate to wit. All 1 he right, title and interest of Mary , ?. Sheppard In and to all that cerain piece, parcel or tract of land ituate and being in the county of , Mllon, in this State and in Hiils oro township, containing two hun- ' Ired (200) acres, more or less, and , tounded on the North by the estate ands of Henry Rogers; Fast by i! it'.l uiti crt *? r* Q/11. h k .. O r % ** w>.?<rst.vu , kivuill UJf O. U. WUIL I ind W. B. Hayes and West by R. L Rogers; the Interest of Mary N. ' Jheppard in said land being a one- 1 lalf undivided interest therein, i Perms of sale cash, purchaser to >ay for papers. Should purchaser ail to comply with his bid, land will be re-sold at this or some subsequent sales day at the risk of the Former purchaser. A. B. Jordan, { L1-1*-44 Master. ( Master's Sato. State of South Carolina, County of Dillon. Court of Common Pleas. . Fred C. Rogers nnd Franklin Rogers! Plaintiffs, vs. w. u. Kogers, Martha S. Rogers, j Dennis Rogers, Harllee Rogers, Effie Rogers, and othres. ' Defendants. Efy virtue of s. decretal order of sale granted by consent in the nbove i entitled action, I will offer for sale before the court house door in Dillon, on the first Monday in December, next, during legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder, all that certain piece, parcel or tract of land | !yt?g and being situate in the ( county of Dillon, in the State afore- j said, containing two hundred and I eighty-four )284( acres, more or I less, and bounded North by lauds j now or formerly of Annis HornEast by lands of Henry Rogers; | South by Bear Swamp and West by | lands of R. H. Rogers, and being the same tract of land on which | harfield Rogers lived at the time j of his death. Terms o" sale;?One-half o;tah, the balance on a credit of twelve months, secured by note of the purchaser and a mortgage on the premises, and to bear interest from date of sale, payable annually until paid, with the provision that in case said debt Is not paid promptat maturity, to pay all costs and expenses incurred in collecting same, including ten per cent, attorney's commissions on the amount due. Possession not to be given until 1st day of January next, and in the event said purchnser does not comply with the terms of sale, said premises to be resold on the same I or some other subsequent sales day j at his risk. Purchaser to pay for all necessary papers. Dilllon, S. C., Oct. 10, 1911. A. B. Jordan. | 11-1 6-3t Master, j HORSE INSURANCE*?I AM PREpared to Insure your horses and j mules against death or accident. . The only agency in the county j wrmng m:s class or insurance. The premiums are so small that j anybody can afford to carry a J policy. If you cannot call in J person write me and 1 will give you the particulars. Joe Cabell Davis, Dillon Insurance Agency, j FEB AMERICAN LIVE STOCK IN- | sura nee Co. Capital and assets -! over $3,000,000. Insures your horse or mulle against death or i accident. The only agency in ' the county writing this class of insurance. See me. Joe Cabell , Davis, Dillon Insurance Agency. J-XiAL It DAN KiS ? PLANTERS contracts, rent notes, arrest warrants, commitment blanks, liens, mortgages, bills of sale, etc., for sale at The Herald Book Store. Administrator's Sale I will sell at public auction to he highest, bidder for cash at the j J lomestead of the late Martha Jane | lackson, on Tuesday, December 5, L911, at lo o'clock a. m., the folowing personal property: e Two mules. 3 One horse. t One buggy. ' d Harness. Wagons. 1 I Farming Implements. ii A lot of corn, fodder, hogs, etc. s John R. Jackson, '' Administrator. I 1-16-2t 1 VExecutor's Sale. I Notice is hereby given that * hi Tuesday, the 12tli day of Decern- :i or, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon " he following personal property be- j onging to the estate of R. P. Ha- L ocr, Sr., deceased, will be sold to J he highest bidders for cash: A | ' ot of corn. hay. fodder, farminel*1 rnplementjj, live etcck, end auch ! F ther as are generally used on a i 1 limitation. Place of sale, at the J c es'denee of the late R. P. Hamer,; ^ >r., near the town of Little Rock. J R. P. Hamer. Jr., Executor. . 1 l-9-5t J# ! ? WHEN Y( I PRESCRIF b '$> ^ , You want it done * his business. Our has had years of his business. We ? prescription wor promptness. A p what you want ii & j We sell choice T< V ticular people. V is used in the toi t ? ?? V* I A rrcn#o WL ^ m wiio i i/i r r jj? Candies. Non A Physician's Calls X A ^ Store Phone 58 V LOOK I ? IMIIIIMIII llliMIIII 11 IHIII HI Hll | Dillon PI <! Dr. C. 5. Brc 1 1 ' I ?J?" | \ Thumb P | Fills and C Eg TW Self-Fllli H W Fountain Insftai You never have to < empty Conklin Pen arc any inkwell is a source of i ply. Neither do you have 1 force the Conklin to write. P touch of pen to paper the in -i instantly and writes steadil V - scratch, skip, blot or sputter Ink reservoir guaranteed for five Finest 14-k hard iridium pointet in all points and for all special uses Sjp* ing. bookkeeping, stenography, etc. V \ EVAN'S Ph vvlq Agent for Belle Mead Sweets j?| DILLON, St Sheriff,, Sale. Hate o" South Carolina. County of Dillon. . W. Dillon & Son Company, Plaintiff, l ? ' M. Harrelson and Jane Harrelson, Defendants. HI Dy virtue of, and pursuant to an sa execution to me directed in above H tated case 1 will sell at public auc- pjQ Inn In thn h 1 crhoot hiddnr n? \'nn_ ? lay, the 4th day of December, 1911 ! n front of the court house door in Mllon, S. C., between the legal \ KJ tours of sale, the following de- gg cribed real estate to wit: All the! ight, title and interest of J. M. ggj larrelson and of Jane Ilarrelson jga n and to that certain piece, par- S el or tract ot land situate and ieing in said county and state, con- Hi < ainiug eighty (80) acres, more or g| ess, and bounded and described ai f\ ,s follows; North by Hugh Hayes m .nd Robert Hayes; East by estate ^ ands of Reaves Hayes, now owneu HI F >y W. J. Montgomery, South by H l> tuhlic road and West by estate gg| h ands of Arch Carmichael. Terms o ale, cash, purchaser to pay for pa- ^5 JT lers. Should purchaser fail to com-jl ?ly with bid. land shall be re-sold *3| >n same or some subsequent sales B ^ lay at risk of former purchaser. M S. V. Dane. ^ lx . 1-16-3t Sheriff.';H ? ' - - ?: *1 Dillon Herttlil. Kt.50 b Veai-.! 19 i i V )U WANT A 1 1 HON FILLED * B V H BJ \ i by a man who knows g \ registered pharmacist y fl experience and knows y jjj aim at accuracy in Y b k. Our next aim is ? | J hone call will bring you A Sllllllll i a few minutes. i ,. , . oilet Articles for par- legal blanks. \\T l_ .11 i iL i J^a. contracts, rent n We have the best that rants, commitm* l?j. mortgages, bills l* JL sale at The Heri ^I rtr J7V"'C / L . J M M)R SALE. ? il IJL.E,I O celebrated fa gasoline engine. c 6e?er- Tr>them % ?? Will Receive Prompt A I gasoline engine. Mention _ * & T'SX House Phone 109 y A Sheriff's OR THE SIGN V 'igygrmywi??mm ^ State of South Car< 2>a County of Dillc ? t J w- Dillon & So . y Plaintiff, ?armacv ^ j Defendant. ?* ?y virtue or, ant iTJjnp Mot J Rxecution and a le ' o under. In above sta sell at public auctl kAA A A t*t ?A a a est bidder for cash ' ^ + court house door i ressure 1 leans ? g Si S mi g -~j it the first J W 3.00 and up., Bjjj Jf Ra^u i fii HARMACY I ' The Rcxnll Store kS SOUTH CAROUNy |,| fegggBSEggggBsiBBSBg^fii iiiiiiuniiiiiiiiiiiiiii . 4 m a !UR CUSTOMERS | ' 'iiul they can get better Groceries otter prices and better service m v tu-e than elsew here. If you want me Fresh Groceries i >u soliuU deal with us. Try our ' goods, Soups, Vegetables, louts, 1'ruits, etc. They arc the est that money will buy. EA AND COFFEE 3 i'e make a specialty of butli and ill guarantee every pound you uy here will please you. FRESH ARRIVAL g ? lince Meut, Raisins, Currants, Oiti>n, Nut*, etc. Bi.chwheat and a ^ w jvw line of mral. II. W. Owen & Co. | ', n < P 4 ? PLANTERS i between the legal hounp of sale on otes, arrest war- Monday, the 4th day of December, ent blanks, liens, 1911, the following described real of sale, etc., for estate, to wit: All the right, title t aid Book Store. and interest of F. L. Harrelson in ? : and to the certain piece, parcel or HORSK l'OWKK ' tract of land situate and being in Can be used said county and State and containor grinding. Ap- lug one hundred and sixty-three .Id office. (103) acres, more or less, and * ' ' bounded on North by lands now or HORSK l'OWKK formerly of Daniel Carmichaol, East Can be used by lands of Elizabeth Harrelson or grinding. Ap- and A. H. Harrelson, South by high * ild office. water line of Bear Swamp and ? \Vest by David Carmichael, same Sale. being the estate lands of Joel Har? relson. Terms of sale cash, dut olina, chaser to pay for papers. Should in, purchaser fall to comply with bfcd n Company, laud to be sold on same or some subsequent sales day at risk of former purchaser. 1 tfl 8. V. I*ine, ' 11-16-3t Sheriff. . 4* 1 pursuant to an vy made there- WHKN HKIiKtmNd YOl'B ViT,IV ited case, I will ding presents don't overlook our Ion to the high- store. We have a beautiful line ^ , in front of tho in China, Cut Glass and Leather at Dillon, S. C., Goods. Wheeler Hardware Co.