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Al | I I 1 JLUDl f 1 S Frid i in.nn i X iURUU I f Y t I Free Ba I O/iio /nc V 5: | 77hs FA % Biggest opp | I TERR T y y T n. vi iath Y T t TA Tribute to Our Honored l?c*d. __tRy Henry Ward Readier.) How bright are the lienors whirl awrvt those who with sacred forti tude and patriotic patience have en furcd all things that they might sav< their native land from division ant from the power of corruption. Th honored dead! They that die for i goou cause are redeemed rrom death Their names are gathered and girn red. Their memory is precious. Karl Pi ace grows proud for 1 hem who wen born there. There is to be, ere long In every village, and in every neigh borhood. a glowing pride in its m r tyred hen es. Tablets ?-h II pre erv their names, l'ious love shall rene\ their inscriptions ?s time and the tin feeling elements efface them; and th national festivals shall give multitiid es of precious names to the ora or lins Children el.oil inv... .... .....i - K?w ? ?' lllll' more sacred inspirations, whose elde brothers dying nobly for their countr left a name that honored and inspirei all who bore it. Orphan children shal find thousands of fathers and inoth JC' )r. T. \ A ) JW^, BI> J'clcck I lion Ascen iking his d irm is located 01 ortuninty ever c We want yo 1iS: 1-4 Co iziers F.MS C rs to love and help those whom dying heroes left as a legacy to the gratitude of the ppublie. t Oh, tell ine not that they are dead that generous host, that airy army >f invisible heroes. They hover as a e "loud of witnesses above this nation. 1 Are they dead that yet spe?k louder c than we can speak, and a more u nidi versal language? Are they dead that i yet act ? Are thev H.-nU n>?t -1 upon society and inspire the people with nobler motives and more heroic e patriotism? I Ye that mourn, let gladness mingle - with your tears. It was your son, but now he is the nation's. He made your 0 household bright; now his example in v spires a thousand households. Dear - to his rothers and sisters, he is now ? brother to every generous youth in . the land. Before he was narrowed, ap s propriated. shut tip to you; now he is ' augmented, set free, and given to all. r Before he was yours; he is ours. He v has died from the family that he il might live to tre nation. Not one name 1 shall be forgotten or neglected; and i- it shall by aud by be confessed of no = o r iff.i L. 1'lCi RES JGH/ )E( sion by Pro eath d n the Cashway . >ttered in Dillor u to come whet ish Balana Amer ;a. 'our modern heroes, as it ia of an an- I cient hero, that he did more for this'i irotintry by his death than by his'i j holew life. ( Neither are they less honorer who 1 shall hear through life the marks:' of wounds and sufferings. Neither,1 epaulet nor budge is ao honorable as ' wounds received in a good cause, i1 Many a man shall envy him who ' henceforth limps. So strange is the 1 transforming power of patriotic ar-1 dor, that men shall almost covet dis-i figurenient. Crowds will give way to 1 hobbling cripples, and uncover Id i the presence of feebleness and help- 1 lessness. Buoyant children shall loving reverence honor those whose : hands ean work no more, and whose ' feet are no longer able to inarch I except upon that Jotirney which I brings good men to bonor and immortality. Oh, mother of lost cliil dren! sit not in darkness nor sor-,i row for those whom a nation honors.' Oh, mourners of the early dead they shall live again, and live for- ( ever. Your sorrows are our gladness, , The nation lives beeause you gave( N: F = 5wair in sr LM, ? H J jJ /. C. c. w ig parach Ferry Road at t County for in her you wish U e 1-2-3 ye icanl 0 It men that love it better than their awn lives. And when a few more days shall have cleared the perils from around the nation's brow, and *he shall sit in unsullied garments af liberty, with justice upon her forehead, love in her eyes, and truth upon her lips,? she shall net forget those whose life, given to her, shall live with her life till time shall be no more. Every mountain and hill shall have its treasured name, every river shall keep some solemn title, every valley [v..u mKe snail cherish ils honored register; and till the mountains are worn out, nnd the rivers forget to flow, and till the clouds are weary of replenishing springs, and the springs forget to gush, and tin* rills to sing?shall their names be kept fresh with reverent honors which are inscribed upon tho book of national remembrance. a I)r. C. R. Taber has almost recoveied from his recent severe attack of influenza and is able to resume his practice in the town and country. SA] iPlaci nail ti i. C. CJ *61 0 FREE rells of Cin i I i tire leap to Bingham, C. vestment. d buy or not. ars at 7 pe [.anH ( LIU1IU % ?. K. BRYANT\ BINGHAM, S, MASTKR S SALK. State of South Carolina, County of Dillon. Hank of Florence, PladUCf, v?. ( Irene H. O'Farrel, Defendant. In the Court of Common Plus. Under and by virtue of ai order and Decree of Hon. Edward Mclver, Judge of the 4th Circuit, dated the 12th day of November. 1018.. in the 'case of Hank of Florence, a corporation, IMnintiff, versus ir'j'ie B., jO'Farrell, Defendant, I will offer for sale before the Court House door at DiMon, Couoty of D'lVn. during the usual hours of sale on the llrst Mon- , day in December to the highest bidder for cash the /ollowing described j property, to wit: I "All that certain piece, parcel or lot of land with dwelling thereon, situate, lying and being in the Town of Dillon, County of Dillon, Stute of South Carolina, measuring ninety (90) feet on Third Avenue, and running back one hundred and fifty (150) feet, and bounded on the I I I I J1 d I 1 B 11 racts | 1ND CONCERT \ Dinner ! T % icinnatti, t r life. | This is the i < 1 . l \r cent \ 1 I /O# I % Mgr. C. f I North by lot of Willie M. Muldrow and lot No. 2 hereinafter decribed la this mortgage; East bj lot of J. W. Smith; South by lot of Mrs. James K. Watson and George Campbell, also one other l?f five (5) feet on Hampton Street and running back therefrom sixty (60) feet and bounded on the North by Hampton Street; on the East by lot of J. W. Smith; on the South by first lot described in tht* deed, and on the West by lot of Willie M. Muldrow, being the same property conveyed te Jennie Brun?on g Caddy by deed of date April 8, 1913, f and deeded to the said Irene O'Farrel * by the said Jennie Brunson Gaddy." Terms of sale cas-t; purchaser t? pay for popers and revenue stamps. Any person bidding off said property ?nd refusing to comply with his or their bid the said property will be resold on the same or some subsequent salesday at the risk of the former purchaser. A. B. JORDAfc, Master, Dillon County 11 14 at