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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1919
Page
6
Advertisement seeking a skilled dairy or stock farm operator to reestablish The Maple Dairy in Dillon, South Carolina. Requires $2,500 capital for a half interest. Promises ready market for all dairy products at favorable prices. Respond to Dr J. H. David, Dillon, S.C. December 18.
Notice is given that stock certificate No. 47 for ten shares of Peoples Bank Dillon South Carolina has been lost. S. W. Stephens, owner, will apply to Peoples Bank Dillon on January 9, 1920 for a duplicate certificate. The loss dated March 29, 1919 and ownership by Stephens is stated.
Native will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash before the Court door in Dillon Delaware on Monday January 5 1920 during regular sale hours a lot of railroad iron under an execution dated October 1919 in the case C M Liphart plaintiff versus Carrick Bros Co defendants. Sheriff S V Lane.
An execution directs Sheriff 8 V Lane of Dillon South Carolina to sell at public auction before the courthouse in Dillon on the first Monday in January the property of Garrick Bros Co including about six tons of railroad iron with spikes and bars. Bidders must pay cash. noncompliant bidders risk resale at the purchaser's expense. Sale date December 15 1919.
Two separate master for Dillon county sales list land parcels in Hillsboro and Carmichael townships. Notices cite court orders from 1919, sale on first Monday in January, cash bids with risk of resale, and A B Jordan as master for Dillon County.
A Saluda fraud tale recounts a slick shakedown that echoes Bennettsville. An unknown man offered 50 cent finger rings, refunded money, 2 dollar razors, 1 and 5 dollar bills, then sold watches at five dollars each. About 100 victims chased refunds but were left empty.
Police capture the man after he cons locals with glinting watches and collects $50 for the treasury. He had previously obtained a town license and is said to operate with a legitimate method. A separate notice advertises 150 acre tobacco land near Columbia with $4,500 in buildings and $50 per acre price through W. J. Elliott at Palmetto Bank.
A tonic claim promises to restore vitality by purifying and enriching the blood. Advertises strengthening and invigorating effects with a price noted as zero.
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