Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, January 27, 1910, Page Page 3, Image 3
I THE FIRST N
I WM. GODFREY
EDWARD MclVl
Si G. GODFREY
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LOCFJL
Sheriff Douglas spent Monda;
in the oity.
Auditor Jowers is on hi
rounds taking tax returns.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Godfrey
left Sunday night for Pkilade]
phia.
jL Miss Hannah Wilson, of Dai
m ling-ton, is visiting Mrs. Weq
J _ Hickson, Jr.
The editor of the Chronic!
spent Friday last in the hustlini
little City of Ruby.
~ Missr Fannie Duvall is bac!
home after a visit of several week
with friends in Charleston.
Mrs. I. J. Pemberton, of Fay
etteville, N. C.? is visiting he
daughter. Mr& .T. P. Har.al.
Miss Elizabeth Waddill, afte
spend iusr several weeks at home
f^rned to Newark, N. ?.
havenot sufc
W - 7 ?r has returne
,v w n?(r aomQ.
This is the day when advertis
Ids properly placed brings n
suite. Investigatethe column
of the Chronicle
Don't forget that Hawks' opt
- dan, who is now at the Oherai
Drug Go's, store, will only b
there three days.
The members of the Westmir
ster League are invited to mec
with Mrs. H. "W. Harrall to-moi
row night at eight o'clock.
Mrs. E. W. Duvall is in Colum
bia with Mr. Duvall, who is re
presenting Chesterfield in th
lower house of the General Asseno
hly. ^
The Methodists of the pre
gressive town of Monroe are pre
paring to bnild a handsome ue\
church, at a cost of $8,000 or $10,
000.
Hawks' Optician is with th
Cheraw Drug Coompany. H<
will only be in our city three day
and those suffering in any wa;
with their eyes will do well t
consult, with him
FOUI
Sa^l^ARTA^
YEA
INCOME.
Premiam
Interest
f v . > S* ' . .
Tola! Income .?
ASSETS.
Mortgage Loan*
Cash at Interest and interest Bearing A
Cash in Office and Ruuks.
Dae from Agents
Dae and Accrued Interest
Doe apd Deferred Premiums
All other Assets
Total
,_k"v "'/ i,? .. *: ' J '' ji VAnj '*J;>,3
Policies in Force D
$1.74 o
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lTIONAL BANK I
[ERAW
President. H
. .*. *%$ h? f T. /, '.. 15
R, Vice-Precident., , I
Cashier. H
:est on Savtn^e H
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The carnival shows are .here
in full blast.
Mr. Lewis Page, of Bennetts ville,
spent Sunday in the city. -
Miss Nannie Thomas, who has
been visiting friends in Jefferson,
has returned home.'
Mrs. J. W. Maynard, who has
been in Baltimore'lor the' past
few weeks, h?s returned".
Miss Ida Stogner spent Saturday
and Sunday last with
friends in Wadesboro.
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Miss Henrietta. MalJoy* - of
Bethune; is spending a feW d&ys
in town with friends a!nd relatives.
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Miss Gandy will go North next
week to purchase the'' latest
styies m miwnery, returning 10
Che raw the last of the month.
The O. & L. railroad bad a
slight wreck ^t Mt. Croghan last
Thursday afternoon. A flat car
loaded with lumber turned over
against the passenger coach.
Very little damage was done and
fortunately no one was hurt.
' .
^SHght symptoms^pmetimes
anything wrong about
your eyes. He will be in our
, town to day, tomorrow, and Saturday
only.
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TH ANNUAL STATEME
Life Insuran
BURG, SOUTH C
I ENDING DECEMBER 31
f85.084.59 Death Claims (In
10,588.92 Surrender Valnw
Commission and .
Medical Fees and
' ' 'Advertising, Priir
Home Office Expo
. Tuxes and Linens
oa r~Q ?f 1 : ' * Total Dlsbi
f 96,51 8.5*vs. j Excess of in
* "? i 4 '* ? ,-*
, fl 44,510,00
sets.. 88.115.40 Policy Reserve (n
1,084.09 Outstanding Dent
4.784 00 , ment.
5.147.98 Interest and Prfn
4.3S3 00 Accrtie<( Exnwnao.
. . .. 1,002 00 8ar|?lu>* to Policy
.fl99.04fr.04 * Tot ?l Liabiliti?'B
NSURA^JCE STA^MEN:
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cember 31, 1909, 1,48
Assets for Every $1.00 of 1
TC|, PEN'
theasterh life Ins.
IW, %0?th Cai
1- B^ch andthe MfferelrtFac- :
II tlons are, Working Tofether
J The following is from (be i
I Wadesboro Messenger and Intelligencer
and will be read with
interest by everyone. The completion
of this work meanrmtich
to this entire section.
The last chapter has been
played in th?'conflict which h&s
been waged for 18 months by con- *
flicting interests in the Rockingham
HV>wdr Co. All the lands
and. interests of whatever nature J
belong! hg to the company have x
been.deeded to the Reorganisation
Committee, and this committee
is now at- work on a plan to ^
raise the necessary money to j
complete the hydro-electrical de- 1
velopment at Blewett Falls. It
is understood that it will take ^
approximately $2,000,000, in ad- t
dition to theM'$l,$00^KK> already J
expended, to bomplete the de- J
velopment.
"The lands held by Hugh
McRae & Co , the ownership of 8
which were in litigation, were in-. ^
eluded in those deeded to the Re- a
organization Committee. r
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January 27, 28, 29?the dates 1;
tKof. tTntnlro' .Arvfi/tiow* a4> ?
MUWV 4Aan AO -vpviviou YV 111 UO au S
the Cheraw Drug Co's. store. t
Mrs. Mamie Smith, who has
been critically ill for several days ^
with a bad case of blood poison,
is reported Considerably improv- 1
ed
T. E. Pratt,: col., has botfght j
l;he Rear don lots on North Sec- ^
ond street, and is preparing- to *
erect thereon a very handsome f
residence. ~ j
Sixty Italians passed through a
here last Thursday. They were {
going to the camp about one and
a half miles north of Morven,
where they are at work day and **
night cm the new railroad. ' "
Little Mary^ daughter, pf Mr. <2
and Mrs. F. F. Rivers, whose e
life was despaired of for several a
days the past week on account t
of an attack of pneumonia, is c
thought to.be(slowly improving. , ,
ly and thereby drives the^old 1
from the system. Children like I
I it?pleasant to tajte. Sold by all 1
I druggists. "' ' J
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Drug Co. ?1
\M, Manager v*> v
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carolina ;
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DISBURSEMENTS. E
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r?8 Reinearnnce) $27,500.00
and Notee Voided 8.202.47 P
Vgen-y Kx|><'1jho8. 18,534 18 tl
Iimp-ctions 2 772 50 'I
ting and Stationery 2,145 00 Pl
nam 0.428.50 ^
e8.... 2.248.10 ?
irscmentH. $70,015.88 P
nnni U nvan nSak?*??"-4- ?" ^
. V..UI Wijuuiomiliuw, . . , itO.OOf.QU o
90,678.51 n
LIABILITIES. 1<
ot).; $111,039.00 ?.
rh Claims in Conrso of settle- a
1.000.00 11
linms Paid in Advance 3,198 78 a
889.35 n
Holders 84.436.06 "
$199,087.04 I
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>. Amount. t'
8 $2,551,945.60
liability.
:ral agent, b
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Co., 5
olina. b
...
urs 10 oar city toaay.
The examination for census
enumerators for the Fifth district,
-will beheld in Gheraw, Sat
lrday, February 5thj
Mr. O. W. Teal, of Chesterfield,
vho has' beeliKquite sictf with
rrip, was a visitor iu our city
yesterday. Glad indeed to see
iim out.
M rs. G. K. Laney, who has been
dsiting relatives Lmmtu, left
his morning, A^p|B>adied by
tfrs. B. R- EksterUil|TOr a visit
>f several d&ys with relatives in
Lancaster. h?*:
Mr. R. A. Dodd, well add favor,bly
know n to many a# our peo>le,
will sell at auottohln Wadea>oro
next Monday a fc't of horses
,nd mules. Read hi advertisement
elsewhere injuo issue.
The Chronicle h^roLded neary
one hundred new. ames to its
mbscription list dux tig the past
wo weeks. Not gvery bad,
(specially consider!] g the bad
veather. There issll ^room, how
' X yJL OVTCICU. ^ muic
Mr. Chas. A. Rocot~who was
facial stenographer rfbr the 4th
Judicial Circuit* baeJi&lered his
esignation, to tataumect. February
1st. The rtfMgg&lion has
>een accepted anoJBr. Woods
)argan, of DarlUtjmcL has been
appointed by Judjmffatts to the
Mrs. Woodward^kf Fairfield
lounty has presenjgno the state
tenate a portrait Q%B?r late hus
>and, Col. Thos. TfiBpWoodward,
ne of the best Jnp the state
iver had?a man wjttLwas very
ctive and influential^ ridding
he state of the^Kfcwag and
carpetbagger
It is getting time^Lw to think
bout groundhqg^^^the 2nd
;ole. If he sees l^^phadow he
vill go back, becaV^ tliat will
>e a sign of late spflt fr; but if he
loes not see his dB *w will
nean an early spnlfc and he
vill remain out. >*.
Mr. G. W. Bates, Mjeral agent
>f the Southern HfFlnsurance
)o., with headquaif/fcs in Cheaw,
has moved to the
nnlayson-Whitle^fSprtld ing on
>econd street. only a
emporary move, however. He
vill move back to (blr&erchants
nd Farmers Bauteyuilding as
oon as the remod^lbg of same
s completed. W$?3wbu this reoodeling
will be begin) in a short
ime.
There will be stLen$ertainmeut
:iven at Lieague Q&Ui on Friday,
Pebiuary 4th, under the auspices
f the Little Sunbeams of St.
)avid's church.' Tffilattractions
nil be many; fanttrVftrticles to
lease the most atwafic; dainiy
ulinary for the most fastidious;
alentines fo r ard ei)\ awvethearts;
nnoo ovirl #.?K*I1??
P,? L..IU xaui IU9 iUT VIIC luvers
f little folks. CoriMwl 4 o'clock
f you wish to see Wiuter
nd his court.
Vou'll feel better afteif taking DeVitt's
Little EarW ^isere, the
&fe, sure/ pleaafao/,1 gentle little
iver pills/ If yon weald be sure
11 good resUtWioe? it De^itt's
Jarboliied , WitcH Wifeel Salve,
he oritfinah f0r big
ut? or little ones, amffcfcecratchea
r bruises or big one*/ bat it is
specially good for 'pil^s. Sold by
11 druggists. - ' r :
The railroad commissioners,
fessrs. Caughman, Sullivan and
learle spent yesterday in the
it y. They were here for the
urpose of hearing-evidence in
he matter of the Chesterfield
'elephone Co. It teems thai
omplaint has been filed with the
ommi8sion against this comany
and yestsrday was appoiDtd
for t.ho hflarlnrr ~
?? "J ?HIW
lent, Mr. P ,B. Swmnie, presieot
and general manager of the
ompany, and Mr. Hough,
ttorney, met the commissioners
3 Cheraw. The commissioners,
fter bearing both sides, took the
latter under advisement and will
ender a decision in % short time,
n the meantime it is hoped mature
will be so arranged that betar
service can bejgften the parons
of this compaityi.
Pneumonia Follows* Cold.
utneverfollows the tA of Foley's
loney app Tar, whicll stops the
ough, heals the langl, and exels
the oold from ycmr system,
'ake at first sign of ft edld and
void a dangerous tUfteee. Sold
y all druggists. 1
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DEATH Of JUDGE JAMES AfJ
RICH
f
' Passes Away Sunday at His Hon
t in Aiken After a Short Illness
Judge James Aldrich died Su
day morning at his home in Alk<
j after an illness of about a wee
He waseixty years old and wj
born in Barnwell county and tl
r early part af his life was spei
in that county. Shortly aft<
the war between the states 1
1 entered Washington and Lee Ur
ersity at Lexington, Va., at
> was a student at that universil
nrKMn n W T
tt uno vjrcu. MQUIi. IK. JJW W1
president,
i Graduating from this instit
tion he returned to Bqgrnwc
where he began .the practice <
law. He served in the legislatui
from Barnwell several term
He served on the bench unt
1900 when he was compelled 1
retire on account of ill healtl
He made a fair and impartii
judge and leaves a substrntii
record behind him.
HPHE best reoon
t vehicle can ha
guaranty that it v
satisfactory servic
It is a <s
Easy pssswap
Balanced,
P. B. HUNT
The Li
The Litt
is in (
ONLY 3
Your Picture on Pos
Gem
Over Merchants
Mr. Jeff Walters, who wascal
ed to Texas last week to the bed
side of bis brother, Mr. J. ?
Walters, return d last night, ac
compaoied by his brother.
Mr. O. H. Watson, of Kershaw
is in the city, having been calle*
here on account of the illness o
his son, Mr. Jas. P. Watson. W
are glad to annouuce, however
that Jim is considerably bette
today.
What goes with all the mulei
and horses? Hiutley has sol<
six car loads here this season al
ready, Cheraw Live Stock Co
about the same number and als<
T. S. Gregory. Cheraw is cer
tainly the best market for stocl
in this part of the country.
Don't trifle with Kidney or Blad
der trouble. Take "K"ul
ney and Bladder Pills as directed
and you ^ ill at once satisfactory
results. Do Witt's Kidney am
Bladder pills are antiseptic, heal
ing and soothing. Be sure to ge
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladde
Pills when you ask for them. Re
fuse substitutes and imitations
Look for the name on the pack
age. gold by all druggists.
Dachshund's Pedigrss.
"Has your dachshund a pedigree?"
"Pedigree? Look at him! It make
him sag to carry it."
A Society
Card
Of Any
Character
Printed at
f Office
CET
BEST
v
temple* Shown one Prleet fur
niched on Application
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:I MERCHANTS 8FJ
"4 CHERAW
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3r 4 ESTABLISHEI
ie 2 Capital
|d 3' Surplus and Profits
by 4 Resources
is 4 ???
4 A strong, conservatively
ii- 4 ITIPPts th#? rpniiirpmpnk nf
u - ? ... w?w ivvjVtlBVlliVlli^ VI
01 4 spirit of fairness to all inter
4
:e 4 We extend a most cordial
b. 4 well as large Depositors to 1
ii 4 with us.
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imendation that any It f~
ve, the strongest - j.
rill give its purchaser
e, is the fact that . s
Will OutrfgfsjgSr*
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LEY. Cheraw
ttle Man ? ?
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le Picture J
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ros O Clc y
Positions) :s==z Si
it Cards 75c Per Dozen, *3
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(8L Farmers Bank. da
tei
I: Plant Wood's Seeds *
' Q For Superior Crops 0 6V;
I I m. -?_ .Ai< . ? ? - ? 11 ^ ^
, now 5 win Annual mm hook an
j is one of the most usefhl and com- _r
f plete seed catalogues Issued. It
T gives practical information about U
e the best and most profitable seeds L1
>t to plant for r
The Market Grower
The Private Gardener gu
s The Farmer or
i A Wood's Seeds are grown and
1- II seleoted with special reference to no
, Y the soils and climate of the South. S.
' and every southern planter should nr
have Wood's Seed Book so as to ^
be fully posted as to the best seeds
{ for southern growing. Mailed free
on request. Write for it.
T. W. WOOD ft SONS, ft
Seedsmen, Richmond, Va.
1 We are headquarters for j11
tr Grass and Clover Seeds. Seed Po- lei
i tatoea. Seed Oata. Cow Peas, Sll
1 8o)a Beans, and all Parm
and Garden Seeds. PC
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Or. Johnson and Bagpipes. n,
* Dr. Johnson's prejudice against the '
Scots stopped short Just where so
many Englishmen's toleration ends? .
at the bagpipes. Boswell records the ,
great man's confession that he did not *
like music and had hardly any pereep- IJ
a - - ?
- uon or it. He knew, he said, "a drum tioi
from a trumpet and a bagpipe from a Wft.
guitar, which was about the extent of *** *
his knowledge of muslck," and he also p1^'
said that It seemed to be a "method
r of employing the mind, without the ove
labor of thinking at all and with some ?tri
applause from a man's self." But In ing
| the highlands be appeared to be dls- 81
tlnctly fond of the bagpipes "and used
L often to stand for some time with bis OR
ear close to the great drone."?London ,
Chronicle. ?
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flakes Marvelous Cares ia Blood Poi
P. P. P. purifies the blood, builds t
strength to weakened nerves, expels dise;
happiness, where sickness, gloomy feelings t
?u uiuou pumoii, mercurial poispn, ma
wd skin diseases, like blotches, pimples
bead, we say without fear of contradictioi
purifier in the world.
Ladies whose systems are poisoned and
dftion one to menstrual irregularities, are
derful tonic and Mood cleansing propertl
Root and POthasium.
r. v. LIPPMAN, SA
Sold by Theo. E. VI
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50.000.00 IT
34.714,00 L
274,202.00 L
managed Bank which w
its customers with a
ests concerned. ?
invitation to small as p
ransact their business p
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Vmong The Churches
>chedules of the Various ,
Churches for the Coming
Week.
i
Baptist Church.
rkn r tr ti._*?
jl/xv* u. xjl. unuua, jrasbur.
Sunday School 10 a. m. Morn*
jf service 11.15 a. m. B. Y. P.
6.45 p. m. Evening service
JO p. m.
'f
Presbyterian Church.
Rev. A. H. McArn, Pastor. ~
Service Sunday morning at 11
:lock, and Sunday evening at
10 o'clock.
rhe Westminster League meets .
indav evening at 6.45.
Sunday school at 8.80 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday
suing at 7.80 p. m.
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St David's Episcopal Church.
Rev. A. S. Thomas, Rector.
Services and sermon by the
>ctor next Sunday at 11 a. m.
mday school at 10:00 a.
J^^Hffli^Bunday at 11 a. m.
fLl:30 p. m.
Sunday School at 8:80 p. m. J. ?
Smith, Supt.
It is very earnestly desired
at every member of the Suny
school be present next Snn*
y. Some very important matrs
are to come before the achonl
it no one be absent.
Devotional meeting of the Ep>rth
League on Wednesday
ening, Feb. 2nd, at 7:80.
To all of these services the ^
blic and strangers in the town
e cordially invited.
business Locals.
REPAIR SHOP?If you have a
n, or baby carriage, or wagon, .
clock needing repairing, take
Bill to J. W. Warr's. Sign
rth of Huger street, Cheraw,
C. He will do you good work,
ompt. 2w 1 20-10
Land For Sale.
I have 350 acres of land, about
miles north of Patrick, S. C?
iti T TO 111 coll at a rPl
? ? u^ii uu u uai ^aiu. X UU
ice is right and will make
:ms easy. Apply to A. J.
nitli, who will show-the land to
rsons wishing to see it, or to
). ^ J. 8. WHITS,
Hartsville. S. 0.
lilway Mail Cleric Wanted
e Government Pays Railway Mail
Klerks $800 to $1,200. and Otker
Employees Up to $2JS00 Annually.
ncle Sam will hold spring examinais
throughout the countnr for Railv
Mail '"erka. Custom House Clerks,
nograpliers, Bookkeepers, Departital
Clerks, and other Government
titions. Thousands of appointments
I De made. Any man or won an
r 18, in City or Country, can get inaction
and free information by writnt
once to the Bureau of Instruction,
N. llamliu Building, Rochester, N. Y.
.KING'S NEW DISCOVERY
Will Surely Step That Ce?h.
p.
son, Bbemnatkm and
ip the weak Mid debilitated, gives
?ro, giving the patient health aad
ind lassitude first prevailed,
ilaria, dyspepsia, and in all ^>lood
, old chrome nlcers, tatter, scald
x ^^ | h10?*