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DILLON FARMERS REDUCE ACREAGE. (Continued from page one.) 9 B Huggins 10 7 Furman Hyatt 30 20 W M Arnett 35 25 D P Mclntyre 40 20 Cary McKenaie 20 6 H W Miller 35 20 Jasper Hhrrelso* 20 15 B D Shooter 20 10 H V Moody 22 15 J A Campbell 19 8 Mrs Jackieann Roberta 12 10 Sam Allen 65 40 D C McNeill 150 200 . William DuPre '' 35 .25 Jas L Dew w 33 25 W J Turbeville 22 17 A C McDonald 71 3S L T Sessions 5 4 Mrs Ermine Floyd 100 80 H W Rogers 143 120 A G Lewis 20 12 J R Powell 12 7 Henry Hayes 15 13 J D Turbeville 19 12 J S Fair 323 250 J L Smith 15 12 A S Jackson 40 10 G M McDowell 125 70 S M Bridgemaa 12 12 John Qerring 14 11 D S Stack house 72 55 T W Stanton 16 11 J R Reives 65 .27 J I Allen 41 28 h B Alford 50 35 J S Thompson 300 240 ' ' *J SO 60 j v Auama -ft j B McCutcheo* ?- J" T S Richboure 143 . l*jj B H Atkinsoa 100 85 * p L Bethea > 265 1 L L Stephens ? ? L C Braddy ' Watson McDanial 75 50 W C Tolar 45 f" . J F Graham 105 99 J W Goodem 14 ' J S Braswell 40 3 ' N B Fields 11 7ft W G Stephens 50 ' B L Altman 14 9 Mike Carmicharf 115 A 3 Stephens 15 iG BAMoodr 199 J D Hy*fr- 8J 25 BC Moody , i | C G McKenale 2? S F Stephens 125 J L Butler 15 10 CPMoodr . I j d Mooay I* B Stephen* 89 4:> ? O Scott -54 C M Moody 10 6 J T Moody 15 I T T Moody 20 H B Floyd 28 21 J E Cottinghnaa 150 94 J D Bain 50 \? p W Nicholson 65 61 John J Allen 1?5 9 3 "W R Rouse 110 5J A Nicholson 20 10 J P Alford I8 H J S Hayes 90 H W Wise 1* J C Page 30 20 O M Carter I7 i5 Jnnieus Wingato H 1? V C Rogers 20 12 T L Pace lg 13 Dora Horn % 25 W A Page 38 39 W P Hold I8' 14 M D Coon 1? W G Breeden ' 12 C W Rogers 8 8 Alex Campbell Hen Scott 1? 2 Hinard Rogers 100 80 U B Lupo 32 20 ___ _ . 00 1 e L W Tempi? ** 11,254 14,249 1918 1919 J P Tan* 115 70 W M Ford 5? 45 Chas Barfielt 50 40 Ira Rogers 13 11 Ab Ford 7 11 X D Odum 3 8 Allan Barfielt '14 7 John Humphrey 8 8 J B Hayes 14 6 Xlixabeth Fori 33 15 Joe Granger 3 2 W M Goodyear 31 14 David Ford ^ Xd Hill 25 * Johji Huggins 15 12 Calvin Page 4 3 D C Nance 8? r>0 H A McCormac 20 14 J M Brevror 11 7 L Foley H E Ford 21 21 Lon Ford 8 3 J S Rogers 12 10 11,835 14,664 1918 1919 W J Pittma* 15 J A E Cottingbaa* 45 4 5 J L Cottingha* 50 185 P L Bethea 225 J A JtlCiVA? J T Weatherlar 22 JO M F Edwards 40 f"> D C McCall 80 70 ?eorge Peterktn 5 R C Bethea 150 1"_ 9 D Lane 40 J? L A Manning 400 300 H A Hasty 170 150 M S Britt 360 32? R M Lester i50 110 J R Thompso* 185 100 D J Jackson 42 25 R T Tyndall ' 40 22 J F Easterling 76 71 T C Sherwood 00 90 * The Schafer C?. 150 130 W F* Stanton 550 500 H S Hugglns 60 50 T L Manning 138 138 W B Stackhotse 1*0 : 25 jW H Hargrove 60 50 Duncan Hayes 10 7 ' J A llobbins 8 6 P Barfield 15 12 J Miller 2S 20 I Jessie Miller 28 20 i David Miller 25 18 II B llobbins 9 8 1 E T Hayes 10 10 j Jasper Barfield -6 5 ^ B B Hamilton 10 81 L Ehington *14 o| J G Smith <4 Z21 W R Murry 15 101 P J Hayes 18 14 j' J K Price 10 8i R L Jason 18 15 J H Elvingtoa 6 6 B A Miller 8 6 Kemper Scott 18 7 S L Hayes ? 7 Willetta Hayes I 10 J K Brewer 20 15; L T Hayes 7 6; J D Hooks 12 101 Willie Barfieli 12 16 j C W Moody 4t 40 C I Hayes 14 131 Easter Scott * 6 5 J P Ford 8 S J A Church 10 R F Bryant 24 20 j E P Page 4 4 M S Mears 7 10 J F Mears 22 16 Hiniard M Rosier 6 S Henry Hayes 7 5 P H Pittman 15 15 H D Smith ' 40 37 E EC Hayes * 35 30 C K Culbieth * 13 26 W G Harrelson 10 13 F M Page'(estate) 20 10 J-W Brewer 20 35 C S Bethea 70 72 ] n; T Ayers z? 221 ,W S Grantham 9 ft'1 E T Huggins 30 20 1 ,Vink Daniels 53 40 1 E E Johnson 40 26 j C B Brewer 11 10' Albert Washington 17 17 ' Mattie Hayes 10' 20 W A McDonald 12 .22 H A Hayes 16 17 < J A'Stackhouse 110 100 D Wr Bethea 227 210 A L Bethea 96 75 < J W and R S Moore 524 389 R H Oliver " 72 65 H T Sanderson 10 8 i RCA Bracy 70 55 ] R T Rumford 32 15 < 24,262 19,376 j Total acres planted in 1918 24.262 Total acre8 planted in 1919 19.876 . 1 4.886 ( Reduction 20 08.100 , 0 f TELLS OF MURDER OF THE ROMANOFFS j French General Narrates the Revolt- f lng Circumstances. I t Confirmation of the execution of 1 the execution of the fomer Emperor ( of Russia and his wnc and daugh- a ters, under particularly revolting j conditions by Bolshevik troops was ] given by Gen. Robert C. Paris, one of ] the ffrst French officers to be assign- y ed to the Cxecho-Slovak army in Rus- j e?o rson Poric la nn hin wav homp to * I??. J ? make an official report of the occurrence to the French Government. |j Women Insulted. Nicholas and his family were shot in the basement of their house at j Ekateriitburg, Siberia. The women of the once royal family Mere subjected; to indignities and mistreatment in the presence of the former Czar before the executions took place. Gen. Paris 6aid. The house is now the headquarters j of Gen. Galda, a Czecho-Slovak commander. Describing the scene attending the execution of the Roman off family. Gen. Paris said. Story of Executions. "Early one morning the Czar was j taken from an upstairs room -and stood against the wall in the basement of the house. There he was shot after which the Czarina was shot and then her d.rug?. v?rs and other members of the household. f( A few days following the murder j' the bodies were taken under cover of j night by automobile into nearby vil-1 lages, where tfoey were cut into small! pieces and burned separately. The j charred remains were found by officers of the forces opposed to the Bol-; sljeviki. Pieces of the burned cloth- j lng also were found. Proof that the j garments were those of the Romanoffs was given bv the fact that the diamonds which the Czarina and her daughters wore in their waists were picked up. Death Chamber Sealed. I ..mi <n->n>h the murder j III*; I UUlll 111 nu.vu I was committed is now sealed. Thej | plaster on the walls shows where the i rifle bullets penetrated. The bullets, j were removed with bayonet points. J j Blood stains have been washed from i the floor. Under the flooring, how j ;ever, little pools of blood were found. | I In several places in the death room ' blood seeped through the crocks in : the floor. "Everyone in Russia is now thoroughly convinced that the entire Roi manoff household was wiped out by the Bolshevists. The official reports] sent to France were conclusive. | "The Czar and his family are dead. That is positive.'' | STRAYED?From my place one] black cow about 5 years old. Was dehorned. Anyone taking her up and notifying me will be paid for their trouble. P. J. Hu/es, fuik*? View.?4-3-3tp. S V < V ? T. C. TARLTON * , Plumbing* Steam and Hot Water jj Heating. Country water systems a I Specialty. All workmanship and | material guaranteed. I handle stan- I dared fixtures. Calls to town and I country answered promptly. P. O. Box, 283, Rowland, N. C. 3-27-4t. if MASTER'S SALE. .11 State of South Carolina, County of Dillon. In the Court of Common Pleas. W. B. Lundy, plaintiff, vs. J. R.1 Smith, et al., defendants. Under and by virtue of a decree of the court of Common Pleas for Dillon county,- S. C., in the case of' W. B. j Ludy, plaintiff vs J. R. Smith, et al.' defendants, the undersigned Master will sell at public auction before the! court house door at Dllon, S. C., on Monday, April 7th, 1919, within the legal hours of sale: "All those two certain lots or parcels of land situate, lying and being; in the town of Oak Grove, said state! and county, known and designated as | lots No. 19 and 21 on a plat of the; town of Oak Grove, made by M. M. j Monroe, Surveyor, and recorded in j H the office of the clerk of court for!I Dillon county be the measurements || shown on the said nlat the same, a S little more or less, reference being 8 had to said plat for a more specific | description thereof". Term8 of sale, cash. Purchaser to | pay for papers and revenue stamps, j 8 Any person bidding off the goidjj property and refusing to comply with j1 his bid therefor, said property will! j be Resold upon the same or some sub- \ g sequent salesday at the risk of the g former purchaser. A. B. JORDAN, Master for Dillon County. 3-20-St?112. i JUDICIAL SALE. State of South Carolina, ' ? County of Marion. COurt of Common Pleas. 3. J. C. Rose, Plaintiff. vs ' John B. Richardson, R. B. Giles, | K. J. Giles, Edward I. Taylor, Hugh G. Taylor, Eugene Hood, Sr., Lota Hood, Catherine Hood ind Eugene Hood, Jr., Defendants. Under a decree of the court in the j ibove stated case I will sell at pubic auction before the court house loor in Dillon, S. C., at 2 o'clock, p. n, on Monday, April 7, 1919, the Allowing described lot of land: All that certain piece and lot of and lying and being situated in the nurn rtf TUUnn ' Cnnntv nf nillnn anH I itate aforesaid, and bounded as fol- E ows: fronting seventy five (75) 'eet on Calhoun 3treet and running ' >ack at right angles thereto one hun- " Ired and fifty (150) feet between ind 5th Avenue and bounded as fol-' ows: on the north by the Misses Proctor lot; east by lot of D. H. 1 3ritt; south by Calhoun street and, vest by lot of Latta Moody, containng seventy-five by one hundred fif:y feet. Terms of sale: Cash. Purchaser to jay for papers. P. B. HAMER, Probate Judge of )-20-3t?113 Marion County. CREDITOR'S NOTICE. Having qualified as executors of | :he estate of Brooks Hamer. deleased, notice is given that all persons indebted to said estate are heresy requested to make payment to :he undersigned and all persons holdng claims against said estate are! tiereby Requested to present same iuly authenticated within the time provided by law or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. \ Walker A. Hamer, Wm. M. Hamer, Jas. W. Hamer, W. F. Cross, ' J. L. Bennett, 3-27-3t?96 Executors. 'i 1 Haves' Heating Honey \ Steps ; ? The' ' i Tickle Heals The Throat Cures The Cough Price 35c. A FREE BOX OF GROVE'S O-PEN-TRATE SALVE (Opens the Pores and Penetrates) For Chest Colds, Head Colds and 1 i- - S" viimp, is cnuiuscu wiui every Dottle of HAYES' HEAUNG HONEY You get the Cotigh Syrup and the Salve J for one price, 35c. i j Made, Recommended and Guaranteed to j the Public by Paris Medicine Company Manufacturers of Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic . I j BEST suits OXFORDS m We think we can s are showing some r it ? av / v Ladies' Uxtords in. Red, 7 an and Blac tent Leather, Long medium and he Pumps, to he fount 1 ' v Ladies' high heel, long vam | special at 54.50 to $9.50. Ladies' Patent Leather ties Ladies' Pnmps in Tan and to $6.50. . ' White Oxfords and Pumps MF.NS' a m w Mm mmmmm m We are now showing the new lasi to $9.50. Then we have the tramp last whic to $6.00. One lot of Oxfords, good styles ai ceptional bay, and are worth $5.C at only $3.95. JONES DRY NEXT TO PI< DILLON, SOOT ?a? IV TWiOCP PDPTTV Ill V/JUH-/ M *\ *-/ JL A A. 4 CONTINUE v_ W. C. PARHAM, Our opening sales have so f tions that we are having every day and this is a the ladies of Dillon ( store and enjoy a pretty things a WHEN' Y BUY ' - - * O - . You know you are getting got very latest designs by the nc ers?goods that give you a any gathering. We are especially attractive lint ed at such moderaU will impress you a Take a look at tl ways a pleasur because we I dence in evi we si w. c.p a LATTA, ) i PUMPS AT LOWEST PRICES afely say that We il or tne prettiest Mahogany, Toney JJ k, vicci and * ' 1 vamp ties in low, tuse heels, also .JS i anywhere. -Ill ip mahogany ticS, priced ;".9| at $5.00 to $8.50. fjfl Patent Leather at $3.50 * ^ t priced at $1.75 to $4.00 XFORDS \ in dark Tan English at $5.00 . h is so comfortable at $4.00 id all leather, these are an ex)0. We will sell while lot lasts GOODS CO7TURE SHOW H CAROLINA SPRING GOODS TO ARRIVE LATTA, S. C. I ar exceeded our expectato make new orders | i special invitation to bounty to visit our look at the many '4s irriving daily. ? 'Mi 'v;BtI AT OUR STORE J tds fresh from the loom?the j ition's most artistic work- . ' 4 onfidence in your self at showing this week an i that has been markj prices that they j s real bargains. 4 ieni. 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