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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-18
VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
Myers--Balcwin.

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HARRISONBURG. VA, Aug. Ia
DR.. Benjamin B. Myers and Miss An
ME l.. Baldwin. both of Edom. Rock
inghan1 county, were married Tuesday.
The bride Is daughter OF John Bald
win and the groom is a well known
veterinary surgeon.
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CARTERSVILLE. VA, Aug. 1s.-
Louise, the five-year- old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter J. Duke. of Bel
mead, Powhatan county, died Monday
evening, after n lingering Illness OF
typhoid pneumonia. The funeral was
held at the Methodist church Tuesday
afternoon.
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CHATHAM. VA, Aug. 1s.-Mrs. s.
f. Terry died here yesterday. follow
ing a lingering illness. She was born
In Halifax county IS years ago. but
came to this county when quite young.
She ia survived by one brother, w. III.
Walden, of Louisa; two sisters, Mrs. NJ.
b. Anderson, Of Spring Garden. and
Miss Lizzie Walden, of Chatham.
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Torrcr-W1ssIrr.

wAYNEsBORo, Aug. is.--Miss
Bertha Wtssler. OF this place, and d.
A. Forrer. OF Red Hill. were quietly
married yesterday at the BRIDES home.
Rev. Mr.. Ball performing the cere-
mony. They left Immediately for Red
Fiji. where the groom has an extsn-
sive medical practice.
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WiIInOrx,---Du6.

AMHERST. Aug. ls.--On Tuesday
afternoon Miss Sallie Duff, daughter
OF Mrs. Mamie B. Duff, was mar
ried to Frank Wilmore. son OF Ben
Walmore, all OF Amherst county. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
George II. Ray. of the Presbyterian
church. in the presence of relatives Of
the contracting parties.
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Mrs. cIarsnoe Mitchell.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. Aug. 1s.
Mrs. Clarence Mitchell. daughter OF
Mahlon Armstrong, of Spotsylyania
ty Tuesday, after a lingering Illness
OF consumption. She Is survived by
her husband and four children.
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MIRA "A. j. suuianIns.

Mrs. M. ]. squiggtns. Is years old.
died wednesday afternoon at the home
of her niece, Mrs. A. T. Clark. No.
1878 Floyd avenue, The funeral will
take place Thursday afternoon at
o'clock rnterment will be In Holly
wood cemetery.
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James Duke.

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SUFFOLK. Aug l8.--After an af-
ternoon in town apparently we'll. Jas.
Thomas Duke, well-to-do farmer
living just out of Suffolk. died sud
denly last night OF a congestive chill.
He Is survived by two brothers and
three sisters, wife. who was Miss
Duke. of Baltimore, and three chill
dren.
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LYNCHBuRG Aug. Is.--SArmsy L
Hunt and Miss Mamie l. Coleman.
both OF Lynchburg. were married
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
parsonage OF the Franklin Street Bap-
list church, the pastor. the Rev. w.
upper Wingheid, officiating. After
I'll, meao ..as . is,p to Wfsr ysrEiaAa .tAg
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Funeral of Mr.. Fineoan.

The funeral of Mr. John Finegan. a
native OF County Dublin. Ireland, who
died Tuesday ut his home, No. 1870
South Belvidere street, took place
Thursday morning from the Sacred
Heart cathedral
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Mr.. Frank waIoott.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Aug. 10.
Mrs. Frank walcott, OF the Walcott
House. at Colonial Beach, died SUD
denly few days ago Of heart disease.
She 10 survived by her husband ana
two daughters. The body was taken
to Washington for interment.
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The funeral OF Lewis Rucker. twelve
year old son Of Mr.. Henry Rueker, OF
No. SOS Beverly street. who was drown
ed Tuesday afternoon, will take place
Thursday afternoon at o'clock nom
St. Andrews Episcopal church. Inter
ment will be in Riverview cemetery.
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rhoua. NJ Riohsrd.on.

Mr. Thomas n. Richardson IA years
old, died Wednesday at the home OF
his son-in~iaw, Mr.. J. p. Pregnail. No.
aI3 North Twenty sixth street The
body has been taken to Raleigh. n. c.,
for burial. The funeral will take place
In that city Friday.
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Z. r. Grady.

BRIAN. VA. Aug. 1S,-T. r. Grady.
a veteran of the Stonewall Brigade.
died yesterday at the home OF his sis
ter, Mrs. Shealor, as a result of sec
ond attack of apoplexy. He was about
10 years OF age and unmarried.
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OBITUARY
Miss Susan knote.

Miss Susan Knote. so years old, died
Wednesday at the Baptist Home. The
funeral will take place from the home
Thursday afternoon.
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Regiment during the Spanish war.
and made an enviahle record Cap
tain Wood In one of Oxford's leading
merchants and citizens. being presl-
dent Of the Associated Charities.
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Gsoroe WAast,

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HARRISONBURG, VA, Aug. Is
George III. Weast. 10 years old.
farmer of East Rockingham. died Tues
day between McGaheysvilie and Elk
ton. He went to a Richmond hospital
last Thursday, but came back Satur-
day without undergoing an operation.
He leaves his wife, two children and
several brothers.
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Rev. Ernest f. Osgood and Mrs. Os-
good, of Emmanuel church. sail for
Europe this week to be absent until
the 10th of October.
Mrs. William F. Gordon and little
daughter are spending the summer in
Orange. MIR. Gordon goes up fire.
quently in his motor car to spend the
week end with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Fl. White have
returned from summer sojourn
abroad.
Mr.. Hamilton Claiborne is touring
France with his uncle, Mr.. Clarence
Cabell, of this city.
Mr.. Bernard Jones is spending the
summer with his grandfather, DR..
John Turner. at Oropage, IN New
Kent. This old estate OF Oropage has
very interesting past, as 1t ia said
to be the burial place of the famous
Indian chieftain. Powhatan.
Mrs. Philip Taylor and Miss Phyllis
Taylor are at Atlantic City,
Mr.. David M. Currie is at Atlantic
City.
To-day at noon in St. Johns r. e.
church of Tappahannock Miss Sadie
X. Scott, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George r. Scott, will be married TO
Vernon Hope Kellam, ESQ, a member
of the Norfolk bar.
Mrs. George S. Brewster was a guest
at the beauty party" given by Lewis
8. Thompson, Esq. at his summer
home, Camp Wyndwell, in the Adj
| rondacks, this week.
Ensign Frank Sulphur, SO well
known as the star player on the foot
ball team of tina Naval Academy has
been lately Ill with appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Willard. after
long soJourn In Europe. will return
to Virginia this autumn.
Mrs. Fannie C. Tucker, who has
been quite sick on North Second
street. Is much better.
Miss Rebecca Diokenson is spending
the summer at Moss Neck with the
Countess Dadima.
Miss Myra ellis. of ITO East CLAW
street. has been delightfully."- entertain
ed as the week end guest of Miss
Mary Marshall Park avenue, Lynch
burg.
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Mr.. /. Maoo. Wsils.

Mrs. I. Mac0ill Wells, wife OF Cap
tain w. w. Wells, died last Sunday at
her home, near Qchre. Chssterfleld
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Mrs. Watson Wtnn. formerly Betty
Carter Deanes, of Roosevelt, Is at 900
East Franklin street for a few days.
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Mrs. Hugh Taylor and Miss Ger
trude Taylor have returned from the
seashore.
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DIR. and Mrs. ID. r. Grassland of
Rio. Brazil. are visiting at s East
Grace steet.
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Misses Carrie and Helen waddey are
In Canada
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-18

Rev. Ernest r. Osgood and Mrs. Os-
good, of Emmanuel church. sail for
Europe this week to be absent until
the 10th of October.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Young are at
the Yellow Sulphur.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-07-21

Jones. on the p. b. Rogers place.
and another lot OF bolls from the
farm Of Bob Afford on the Curry
place. The bolls from the Rogers
place were of the double-jointe' va
riety. introduced into this section
by DR.. Wade stackhouse and the
bolls from the Curry place came
from Simpkins seed. a new varie-
ty sold by the Stubbs Co.
On account of the meeting in
progress 1T Kentyre church there
will be no prayer meeting at the
Dillon Presbyterian church Thurs
day evening, and the service at
this church next Sabbath morning
will be omitted, the Communion at
Kentyre having been postponed till
that time. The meeting there will
be continued all the week and
through the Sabbath, two services
daily at IL and $40. All the peo-
pie of the entire community are
cordially invited.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-07-21
Entertainment Monday Night.

/ Monday night next. July 25th.,
the Wofford Quartette will appear
at the High School auditorium un-
der the auspices the Civic League.
The entertainment will begin at
$50 o'clock and the proceeds O fthe
evening will be given to the Civic
League. The program consists of
chhorus work. readings, vocal solos,
piano solos, instrumental music,
newspaper comment on the work Of
the Quartette:
Last night before an apprecia-
tive audience the Wofford College
Quartette appeared at the Academy
of Music and presented a most
pleasing program. The young men
are all talented. and their singing
last night was highly praised by
all heard them. Wofford College
which is held in such high esteem
in this section always aims towards
the best in all of her undertakings
and the members OF the quartette
are maintaining the record OF the
institution. All OF the numbers on
the program were well rendered and
1t is hoped that the young men will
again have occasion to visit the
city and entertain the public with
their song and reading.
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The Herald's Prize Contest.

AS will be seen by the half page
advertisement in another part OF
the paper The Herald will inaugu-
rate prize contest, beginning Sep
90 piano will be given away to the
1st., and ending Dec. lst. A $4OO.-
person receiving the highest num-
ber OF votes, and six Lewis Plow
Stocks (the gift of the Dillon Hard
ware Co.. and a handsome $4,000
Durham buggy will be awarded to
the persons drawing the lucky num-
bers in the contest The buggy will
be on exhibition at Holidays sta
bles, the county agents, the piano
will be on exhibition at The Her
aid office and the Lewis Plow
Stocks can be seen at the Dillon
Hardware Cos. The terms of the
years subscription and chance at
the buggy and the plow stocks. The
contest will be conducted strictly on
business principles. No person, not
even the employees in the office,
will be given inside" informatio
and every person will be given an
equal opportunity to win The
contest will be under the direction
of an agency which places it's own
solicitors in the county, and the
management of The Herald will
turn over to them all the details of
the contest. The cantest will begin
Sept. 1st., and will end Dec 1st
Now Is the time to enter and get
promises from your friends to vote
for you. The vote will be publish
ed every week until the contest
closes
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-07-21

Under and by virtue of decretal
order made by the Honorable Geo.
d. Prince, presiding Judge, in the
case of o. c. Hayes against Ma
ria Bethea and others, l will sell
at public auction at the building
now used as the Court House at
Dillon, S. c., on August 1st., 1910,
the same being saelsday, the follow
ire described tract OF land: All
that certain tract or parcel OF land
situate in the County of Dillon, in
the state aforesaid in Manning town
ship. containing three acres, front
ing on the l.. b. Rogers land Gu the
west exactly one acre, and running
back on Or. Wade Stackhouse's line
FAR enough to include in Il paral-
leioSram exactly three acres; bound
ell oE the north by lands of DR..
Wade Stackhodse. on the south and
cast by lands OF o. G. Hayes and
west by lands of l.. u. Rogers.
Terms of sale: Cash. Purchaser
to pay for papers.
'"l"-3i. a. Il. JORDAN,
Master
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Cupid's Work.

A happy courtship extending over
period of several years culmina-
ted Tuesday. July 18th, when Mr..
Crawford Easterling. OF Dillon, was
quietly married to Miss Sadie Be
thea, OF Socaste, Fla. without ac-
quainting his most intimate friends
OF his intentions. Mr.. Easterling
quietly boarded the southbound
train at Dillon on the Sunday pre-
ceding and upon reaching his des-
tination he went Immediately to the
brides home and together they
sought a minister and were mar
ried. Shortly after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Easterling left for Dillon,
arriving here Wednesday night at
10 O'Clock where they were given a
cordial reception at the home of
the groom's father. Mr.. w. G. Eas-
terling, after which they went to
the grOom's home near Bassentyre.
The bride Is a young lady OF charm
Ing personality and Is quite well re-
membered In Dillon. having visited
mere last summer. The groom Is
one Of Dillon county's most excel
lent young men. and The Herald
joins their many friends in wishing
them long life of prosperity and
happiness.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-07-21

Gordon. w. A. Mills. j. w. Lea.
c. X. Dodson. w. d. Morrow. J. p.
Tally. w. T. Ferrell and others.
With above number of buyers who
represents. all companies who buy
tobacco in S. c.. we feel justified in
guaranteeing you the highest market
prices for all grades OF tobacco.
Thanking one and all for past
patronage and asking a continuance
of same we are yours to serve,
WATKINS & MOORE.
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OF coroner: subject 60 the rules OF
the democratic primary Thanking
my friends for the liberal support
they gave me on March 18th. last,
am very gratefully yours,
B. f. GASQUE.
l hereby announce myself a can
dIdate for Coroner of Dillon coun-
ty subject to the rules of the DEM
.ocTatic primary. l promise If l
am elected, to perform the duties
OF the office to the best of my abil-
ity.
HUGH G.. JACKSON.
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Are You Building
A Fort?

One that will withstand the
ScigeS ofmisfortune and adversely,
that the guns Of financial stress
may be trained upon it and that
will not crumblc away? If you
are not, we would advise you to
commence ON the foundation to
day by opening Il SAVINGS AC-
COUNT at this bank and build as
fast as you can gather material
Money.
The Bank of Dillon.
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SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CCJ4,..- OF DILLON

CoJ4;.- OF DILLON
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
c. T. O'Ferrall as Administrator
Of the personal estate of Juitt Nc
Call. Deceased, Plaintiff
vs.
Sarah Mccall. Louis Mccall,
Diana Brown, Mingo Mccall, Eu-
gene Mccall. Amelia Gerald and
Clara Mccall; Helen Fuller and
TEecdosia Fuller; John Mccall,
Mary Mccall, Queenie Mccall, Per-
ry and Ana:e Mccall; ]. w. Dill
lon and T. A. iH;lo1. Dillon Whole
sale Grocery and others, the heirs
at law and creditors of said Juitt
Mccall deceased.
DEPENDENTS.
To the defendants Sarah Mccall.
Louis Mccall. Diana Brown, Mingo
Mccall, Eugene Mccall, Amelia
Gerald. and Clara Mccall; Helen
Fuller and Theodosia Fuller; John
Mccall Mary Mccall, Queenic Me
Call Perry, and Annie Mccall: J.
w. Dillon and T. A. Diloln, Dillon
Wholesale Grocery and others. the
heirs at law and creditors of said
Juitt Mccall, Deceased:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quiredto answer the Complaint in
this action which is filed in the Of
flee OF the Clerk OF the Court of
Common Pleas, for the said Coun-
ty, and to serve copy of YOUR
answer to the said Complaint on
the subscribers at their office in
Dillon, S. c., within twenty days
after the service hereof exclusive
of the day OF such service; and if
you fail to answer the complaint
within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will apply
to the court for the relief demand
ed in the complaint.
Dated the first day of July A..
d. 1910.
Test: JNO. c. BETHEA. Is. s.
IVINGSTON & GIBSON
Plaitiff's Attorneys,
To the defendants, the said Eu-
gene Mccall, Mmgo Mccall, Amelia
Gerald. Helen Fuller, Theodosia Full
ler and John Mccall:
You will hereby take notice that
the complaint in above entitled ac-
tion was filed in the office of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleos
In and for the County of Dillon in
the State of South Carolina, in Dill
lon. on the first day of July A. ID.
1910.
And you, the said Helen Fuller,
Theodosia Fuller, and Annie Nc
Call will further take notice that
unless you,. or some one legally au-
thorized to do so, apply within
twenty days from the date of the
service of the summons herein upon
you, for the appointment of a guar
dian ad litem to appear and answer
the complaint in said action on your
behalf, application will be made to
the Master of said County for the
appointment of such guardian ad
litem, with authority to appear for
you and to answer said complaint.
July 1st. 1910.
LIVINGSTON & GIBSON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Dillon, S. c..
7-7-6t.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-07-21

TAKEN UP-I have taken up
four white hogs, there being in the
lot three sows and one barrow.
Unless owner calls for same within
the time prescribed by law the en-
tire lot will be sold at public auc-
tion and the proceeds from such
sale will be used in defraying the
expenses OF their keep and pay the
other costs which the undersi ;ned
has paid. S. A. HERRING,
r. r. .. Dillon, s. c
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-07-21

Palmetto Tobacco Warehouse will
have their opening sale on Tues
day July 26th. we expect to have a
better market than ever before.
Our buyers are our old friends,
u. o. Billy Bransford. Gen. T. e.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-07-21

FOR SALE-Five room house in
Dillon, lot IS feet front. $50 feet
deep, good residence section, good
neighbors, splendid water. Apply to
c. T. SLOAN,
7-14-4t Marion. &. G..
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-07-21

When buying ice it's economy
to use the tickets. They are now
on sale at Herring's.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-07-21

Save time, money and trouble
by getting your ice tickets from
Herring.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


l hereby announce myself 4 cam
dldate Tor Congress from the Sixth
CONGRESSIONAL District Ct South
Ca'"li'ia' SuDlrri~.t' the action "i
the democratic PRIMARIES.
bcn -. Sellers.
hcrcbv announce mysgIr , ca,-
didaic for reelection lo ,.on..ycss
from the SIKH diatric, erhic,, ,o
the democratic rrimary
J., ,r,rpr,,
hereby announce myself a can
uila'" Tor Congress from the Sixth
C"hErcSS'"nal District "t South
Carolina, subject /" the rules Of
IN" Dcm"crat'r PRIMARIES.
i. y. Hodges.
- n't'c ~ o! ''"'tn Car"'i1a-- "lNth
" IrH|''''' i'.S' l.'' \"'! I"r
."' W. 'rI"Wh VI. '''' congress; En-
u'. S',' Nv '''"l','%'"n County DEM
w.,' ''''' "",'Vr';I'oH' NeSolul'"i :
Convention has learned that Hon.
Gea. w. Brown of Darlington is q
candidate for Congress from this
District: &c it resolved: That
t",n ..,.'NC''''"!i ., '"eS Iercoy en-
wv wy % - VIC c'''i',''."cy Oh lion "eo.
.:""'l anu ''"cS ile!eov most
"~'' "y 'C'o''il,'ciio hlin 10 the
W sii' c'iiS iSsH'olal LIS
as cnlinentlv TO fit him for tho
office.
} IN,
ii''hS II .eiias oi N. L. ma
a,.,,n.; 80" iS "'' !i''icHS anu
by announce him a candidate for
the office of Senator of Dillon
countv suh;nct >, .1,o ,.,,1e. 49,,
no..S'.: - '''> "'NH "a ''''
DS'iioS "'iS pAilN'
~,
Inc many trends OF II. ~. Dill
Ion hereby announce him = Candi-
u"'c ioi tile otatc senate, subject
10 the rules governing the Demo-
cratic party.
At the solicitation q { MANY
"iiiiouhSe NY SCH
. i'i 'iiC otdte ocllatc.
L. -n"iiiiiiiS'
hereby announce myself can
Ndidate for the House of Rcpresen-
Demorra+ic rr;,,,,.;o.
"
iicHtoil l.. bcthea.
| hcrchv announce ,,,,.s,,. ,....
my OIL 'oi r.
Court for Dillon Comfy subi.ct -n
the rules of the dcmocroti,. nri,,o,.,.
JOHN G.. RETTIpA
ohiiitN ni"s pIiitrL confluence IN MS
Iicc 'rcuilaply ana Iaithtuily, the
"ni iil'"uS 81 >. bcoley haseldCn
H., ":.; pi"oc I'm nm III domination iof
..e vi. "ii'i III vi bliloh Nouh-
n""JeI. /" INC IuiSS Oh inc o'hl-
wv" i"''' piiHiary.
= bcrohv .,ror,,,,, ,,,,.oo,s ., .....
didutc for rn-nInrtin,. ~ ~, d trina rIa,-
of shcrirr nr niII,n nn,,nt,, .,,T,
iCct io ihc ruI.. nr inn ,',S, T,m,S1,:,,t;o ato-
p''S' - V. LANE.
hnrohv .,ru,u,oo ,,,,.e,,, 49,.
,,,, ''"-
"'u"'e ior rc-'icc'loh 10 the office
o f Supervisor of Dillon County
-, '"' "'o' oi lhe bclIio-
' pau ~ d. W. Iowllho'
hcrcby announce mvsoIr =. ,.,,,
didatc for the office Of Superiutcn-
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-07-21
NOTICE

We are in position to furnish cot
ton seed meal and nitrate OF soda
i'm any quantities, and are in the
market for cotton seed. CLIO OIL
& FERTILIZER CO., Clio, S. c..