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a THE FIRST NA1 OF GHE WM. GODFREY, Pi EDWARD MclVER, S. G. GODFREY, C 4 Per Gent Intere ue pot LOCT^L K|EW5 i& it Notice how loag the days are ; getting? s Mr. Fred Powc, of Cash's, was r in the city Tuesday. A local prophet says this will, be a good fruit year. ^ Mr. Frank Wagner of Hoover spent Saturday in town. s Mrs. K. C. Johnson, of Mid-id dendorf, was in the city yester- h day. Don't forget to see the pretty v little "Brush" Automobile next u week. F i County Supervisor E. R. | Knight was seen on our streets j tl Tuesday. j .\ The promise is now from all ^ the fruit trees a bountiful crop of | fruit this year. j a Mr. J. W. Steen. a prosperous p' merchant of Middandorf, was in j11 the city yesti rday. Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Fuuder-r5 burk speDt tli? past week with ; relatives iu Dudley. ^ The Cheraw Guards, Company F, located a? Chesterfield, will be! inspected on April 8. I?c h; Mr. Furraan Ingram of Mon-j^ trose was a visitor to The Chroni- \ p cle office last Saturday. 1 tj Miss Bessie McDowell of near' Montrose was in our city Mon-'h day od a shopping expedition. w Mr. Louis Page, of Bennettsville, spent Sunday7 and Monday in the city, the guest of his cous-1n "?"? 1 . T-? in, Mr. ixmaiu r-ugo. Miss Ella Harrail, who spent !', the Easter holidays with relatives!,, in the city, returned Monday to i. her home in Darling'on. n There was a sociable given at T the resideuce of Mr. and Mrs. 'u J. 0. Raley Monday n'ght in lion-; or of tlie Misses Biggs of Rock-1. ingharn, N. C. j1^ Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ander- o son spent Sunday last with rela |v tives in Lile^ville, N. C. Tiieyje report Lilesville practically in t ashes. Fire had broken out in 11! one of the stores just a little i ii while before they arrived there jo on Saturday night and before it t ran its race e\ ery business house e in the towu save one was reduced t to ashes. The loss is estimated | at not less than $60,000 with very 11 little insurance. is Mr. 0. W. EsSoutheag x CL9 Dear SiriI * for yeur pron the life ef n theagh he had none received Little did out that it v he vonld b3 t Again th ( The Southeastern P:-ys j1 r e > b b j' 11 it riONAL BANK ? RAW ===== c r< resident. " Vice-Precident. D ashier. r( n C] tst on Savings C( .its 5 d h ir ir ai si a ai h B d Road t!ie "Brush" Automobile d. on fit st page. ^ The B. Y. P. U. will resume y, :s regular meetings about April 1 lh- M Mr. and M>s. Claude Huey gi pent Suailay in Florence with ol elatives. Mrs. Leroy Davidson, of Cum R en, is the guest of her sister, u Irs. Hat tie McKay. The doves have been cooiug for ereral days. So all who wish to e>( 0 so can ulant their high, sandy (j md in corn. n Mr. T. L. Wallace, of Bennettsille, speDt Tuesday in the cit.v tl ;iih his daughter, Mrs. Henry Well. tv Mr. L. L. Parker, cashier of cc he Bank of Pageland, spent c 1 on day in town, the guest of or >r. J. E. Funderburk. fit Mr. Welch delights in showing nd explaining the advantages of ea le "Celebrated Brush" Autotobile. See him uext week. CI At the text meeting of the ?* oard of trade the c unmittees -V* ) arrange for the 4th of July ilebration will probably be np- _ oiuted. n The Pastor's "Little Helpers" )ciety, of the Baptist church, q A?Ia picnic Monday afternoon i 1 the Mclver woods. All those | q reseut had a most delightful ? me. Mr. H. L. Mcintosh, who has een on the sick list tor several eeks at his father's, Mr. D. Mcntosh, has recovered and reami d tc Columbia last Monday ight. Mr. A. B. Welch, of Clio, who a?j the agency for therelohrat. d 1910 Brush" Automobile for lu'Sterfii ld, Marlboro and Mar >n counties, wi!l bo in Gherawl oxt week with two machines.! n 'hose interested, and want good e lachiues will do well to see him. si ! Writing to the Southern Christ- j n in advocate from New York,' $ Jr. H. W. Fiulayson. formerly j f our city says: "Mr. Roose- 5 elt's return is anxiously await- ^ d. There are those of both par-! ies that feel when he is here! hings are safer, like the doctor j i the sick mom. Oniy .V2 years e Id. yet this man easily ranks as, ho firs' man of not only Ameri-1 a. but the world, and it is all at- . ributahle to his indenendence. * 'Phonal study, aud foilowingr the lietatos of lus own mind and con- i icieiice." (Copy) tes, G?neral Agent, >tern Life Insurance Co: r a"'' f S . G ish to thank you and y< iptnoss in paying P?lic; ly brother, G. Well* Vat [ insurance with other i . euoh prompt attention ( thin': >r.on the policy rould be sueh a little ' ,aken a /ay from us. .anking you, Respectfully, !irs) Carrie Eelle Vauj a a _ i- ii__ i Ail CI US LOSSCS 111 I lie The Westminister league of the 'resbyterian church meets ev ry Sunday evening at 7 o'clock .'ext Sunday evening the talk 4 efore the league will he made ( y Mr. D. L. TillraaD. His sub- t >ct will be"S'crets of Happi- t ess." The public is cordially ]vited to attend the services. Miss Elizabeth Ingram of Ham?t was the guest of Mrs. C. J, 1 eawell last Sunday. 1 Mr. B. F. Coviugton, who 1 ought the Ingram house on J reen street rec-eutly, has had it I emodeled throughout and has roved in. He now has as pretty little cottage as is to be found t t Cheraw. I Mr. Stanley Anderson has Dated and is moving into the t ew cottage on Green street just e rected by Capt T. P. Malloy. c Rev. C. C. Scott, pastor of the * 'dored Methodist church, has ; ecu critically ill for several ajs. He is still quite sick but .v is condition is reported very 1 iucIi improved. Rev. Scott has lade many friends in Cheraw e mong both white and colored I nee coming here. He is doing z good work among his people a 3d The Chronicle hopes to see P im out again very soon. a Our old friend. Mr. S. W. rock of the Brock Mill section, j; ropped in to see us jTe*terday. Mr. C. W. Teal of the Pi do i, ro\e section was in the city Rslorday. . Miss Rose of New York and fiss Scott of St. Louis were the ? uests over Saturday and Sunday i ; Mrs. Wm. Hickson, Sr. Mrs. B. S. Kirkpatrick of g ichburg, Va., is expected Sat- t rday, to spend some time with Irs. D. S. Matheson. Miss Elise Coward has accept- ? 1 a position in the office of the ^ hesterfield and Lancaster rail?ad Company. Are we going to have base ball lis summer? ^ The Edgefield Chronicle carries f veuty-three announcements for t mnty officers. Several other unties are also starting a good a op of candidates. In Chester- y ?ld v:e have not heard even a po:ical whisper. It may he the ilm before the storm. ^ Under mortgage given to the y he raw Stoam Laundry the plant y the Acorn Printery was sold j ?sterday to Mr. J. A. Watson j r $100. (early Sixty Years j f ExperienceI ;oes into every ji f^|gj Not only that, but the finest 11 laterials, combined with the most t xpert workmanship?the energy and ! till of the world's largest and great- { st vehicle factory?is concentrated in 1 ( laking the Studebaker the one 1 irm wagon that will give long service. I Everv man that ever bought a ; tudebaker knows what a depend*le wagon it is. Studebaker excellence can be 11 iimmed up in one word?quality. j You make no mistake if you buy a tudebaker. Don't wait for your old wagon to ' o to pieces, come in and let us show ou the good points of a Studebaker. P. B. HUNTLEY CHERAW I mpany? 3ur coapany y #180 on aghn. Alcompanies ? as yours. was x-a^on while before gkn Same Prompt Manner A Correction In its account of the Bible Society meeting last week The Dhroniele was in error iu naming ,he officers elected to serve the msuingyear. The following is l correct list: President, Dr. L. H. Shuck; ice presiden's, Rev. A. H. McKrn and Rev. Marvin Auld; secretary, R. T. Ca9ton; treasurer, r. C. Evans; depositary, ,T. T. -<add. H Work on the new building of he Merchants and Farmers 3auk is progressing nicely. Work ou the Cheraw Mercan ile Co.'s store ouuaing on secind street will begin in a few lays. The material is being placid and contracts have been let or all of tke interior fixtures. The Ruby Manufacturing Co. viII build the show cases, shelvng, etc. The Rev. Dr. McMaster preachid an interesting sermon in the -Yesbyterian ehurch on Sunday norning. On Sunday evening , union service was held iu the dethodist church, which was lso addressed by Dr. McMaster. Mr. M. L. Raley of Ruby was n our city yesterday. Hon. B. J. Douglass of Ruby s in the city today. Mr. A. A. Douglass of Ruby s in our city today. The infant child of Mr. and drs. J. Fletcher McBride died Sunday morning and the remains fore taken to the family burying grounds near Grant's Mill for inerraent. Mr. R. D. McOreight, repreeating the Ruby Manufacturing Company, of Ruby, S. C., spent 'uesday and Wednesday in the ity in the interest of his com>anj\ It's slow work, apparently, puting down the heavy foundations or the new hotel but the work is >eginniug to assume shape. Mr. A. D. Chapman has added , handsome "summer" buss to lis equipmeut. The Chronicle is glad to learu hat its young friend, Mr. Heury Vat)nan)aleer, who is uudt rgoing reatment for rheumatism in a lospita! in Philadelphia, is rapidy improving. Misses Georgia, Louise and Inez Biggs, of Rockingham, ;pent several day? in our city the jast week the Quests of Miss "Jora Stubbs. L Any one iutoiVvig to build or cmodel can receive the Cortrighl Vfotal Shingle Advocate, a maga;ine devoted to building, free by iddressing the Cortright Meta! footing Company, Philadelphia, Mrs. T.N. Crocker and little jon of Clinton, S. C., are visit ng at the home of M rs. Crapen's >arents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M, Sddins, Cheraw enjoyed an ideal Easter Sunday yesterday; it could nol :iave been improved on. Aftet ihe long, hard wint- r the spring las opeued pretty enough t< make up for it and every bod j ju^lit to have been in a good hu mor in sympathy with ihe glori dus weather. Call at the Cottage Photograph Studio, Cheraw, S. CM to have your pictures taken. Ii is on Marlboro street, in rear o the Pee Dee News office, (Pat rick's old stand) opposite Sellers new block. Come audseesam pies. Price? a tywhero from ( for 50 ceuts lo ?5.00. Picture! enlarged from small to life size. An Awfnl Eruption of a volcano excites brief interest and your interest in skin erup tions will be as short, if you us< Bucklen?s Arnica Salve, thei quickest cure. Even the worsi boils, ulcers, or fever sor-^s nri soon healed by it. Best for Burns Outs, Bruises, Sore Lips, Chappy Hands, Chilblains and Piles, li Hives iiista111 relief. 26c at Theo E. Wannnmuker's. <F> You are un fx to pay i tele:f IWhy n We Deliver Phone] CHERAW S. C. GRAfi "The Little Drug Sto CAUSES 95 PER CENT. OF DISEASES Advice Concerning Stomach Troubles and How to Remedy Them Do not neglect indigestion, which leads to all sorts of ills and complications. An eminent doctor once said that ninety-five pet cent of all the ills of the human body have their origin in disordered stomach. A physician who made a specialty of stomach troubles, particularly dyspepsia, after years of study perfected the formula from which Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are made. Our experience with Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets leads us to believe them to be the greatest remedy known for the relief of acute indigestion and chronic dyspepsia. Their ingredients are soothing and healing to the iuilamed membranes of the stomach. They are rich in pepsin, one of the greatest digestive aids known to medifcine. The relief they afford is almost immediate. Their use with persistency and regularity for a short time briugs about a cessation of the pains caused by stomach disorders. Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets will insure healthy appetite, aid digestion and promote nutrition. As evidence of our sincere faith iu Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets we ask you to try them at our risk. If t.lipv rir? nnt. irive vou entire satis faction we will return you the money you paid us for them, without ques ion or formality. They come in three sizes, prices 25 cents, 50 cents aod $1.00. Remember you can obtain them only at our store, the Rexall Store, J. T. Ladd's Drug Store. If you see a fellow these days walkiDg around with his arm iu a sling and with great iodine painted splotches on his face and hnnds, dou't for a moment think he has been in a fight for he hasn't; he's just a victim of the roller skating craze that just now has the town in its gr asp. ?.; Worth a Dollar a Drop Fred Piitchen, Mani'us, N. Y., - writes:?' For a long time I was , effected with kidney trouble w hith caused an almost constant pain in mv buck and inflammation in my %J g I Madder Other remedies did not , even relieve me, hut two fifty-cen* , bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy ] completely cured me and I hive . not inid any symptoms of kidney trouble for ovei two years." Sold by u! I druggists. ? ; Spring Sale. The ladies of the Episcopal *| church will have a Spring Sale, j April 7th and 8th, at the League Hall, beginning at 12 o'clock, Thursday the 7th. Children clothes a specialty. Hot dinners and suppers will be served, also ice cream and cake. t COLSTON, BOYCE & CO. t BANKERS and BROKERS uMcmbcrs Baltimore Stock Exchange) BALTIMORE, MD. 3, S pecialists in Southern Securitiei 5 COLLATERAL LOANS Special attention paid tc this branch of our business, ' - " ? r i . with long and successtui ex9 perienee, r The rate of interest paid on t such loans has been from four to six per cent, per annum, i for years past. . Correspondence Invited. der Contract <3 for your }=[ ?HONE. I ot use it? <3 PROMPTLY. No. 140. | Drug Co. 1 [AM, Manager re Around The Corner ' <0 S v 41 4 1 MERCHANTS I ^ CHERA 4 ?rrr: -J] tblABLK ^ Capital Surplus and Profits Resources 4 4] A strong, conservative 4 meets the requirements 4 spirit of fairness to all ii 4 4 We extend a most cordi 4 well as large Depositors t 4 with us. 4 4 4 4 Notice. Notice is hereby ^iven that the books of subscription to the capital stock of the Cheraw Mercantile Co., will be npeuce in the office of Walters-Terrell Co. sto? in Cheraw, S. C., on Monday, April 4th, 1910, at 10 o'clock a. m. Jno. B. Walters, H.E. Ballard, J. D. Walters, Corporators. Want d. Bids on remodeling Presbyteriau Parsonage. Blue Prints and Specifications can be had Merchants & Farmers Bank office. Commit'ee reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Bids will clo:?e April 15th, 1910. T. G. Matheson, Ch'm. Mrs. Marion Evans, Mrs. H. E Clements, W. P. Stubbs, Mar. 31-10-2t Committee Notice. There will be a meeting of the stockholders of the Pee Dee Iron Works at its office in Cheraw on the 26th of April, 1910, at 10 a m for ihe purpose of increasing the capital stock of said company from lirteen thousand to twentyfive thousand dollars. W. L. Clement. Pres. J. W. Maynard, Sec., J. D. Smith, Gen. Mgr. March 26, 1910. IWhy Take Are you thin, pale, easily tire strength? Then your digest thin, your nerves weak. Yoi You need Ayer's Sarsaparilla free from alcohol. We belie these statements, or we won! and find out. Follow his ad fc???\ y.taj: The endorsement of your doctor * ; ! ccrtaii Pills as a family laxative. Liver pills. A' J. B. B Ice V will mak every c F rlday, , Get coupon book on the reg Books for 50' Books for 10i NO CREDIT ffi^lY*Y*Y*Y*Y*Y^MYMY*Y*Y*Y*Y*Y*>i I i If the Horse or Mule \Z Make This Year's C : a Ara Ymi Able to fD Stock Dealer am J Don't place yourself in | way to avoid it is tc J stock against death fron: | f| that 1 write on your stoc J on your life. | The rate on work and J cent. (J Don't wait until your ? and then wish that he w I now. ! ka |JOHN H ! \l Insuranc ! j| Next Door t i| Chera/ I I? 1 [> t FARMERS BUI \ lW, S. C. 11 ( >HED 1900. ? 50,000.00 ? 34,714,00 ? 276:202.00 I ly managed Bank which l(? of its customers with a iterests concerned. f ial invitation to small as f? :o transact thejr business f* * < i. I TTTTTTTftTTt ^)ur Penny Column. Advertisements iuserted under this head at the rate of lc for each woid or initial (no minimum charge) for each insertion; three insertions for the price of two. We do not charge at these prices; cash must accompany the copy. Wanted?To buy two or more shoats. Apply at this office. Cottage for Rent?Nice 4* room cottage on Kershaw street. Apply to H. G. Melton. Found?Au Emblem Watch Charm. Owner can get same by describing fully and paying for this notice. 8. 0. Goodale. 50 Visiting Cards neatly printed 25c cash with order. Stricklin Printing Co. Any one having lost a red cow with short horns may get the same by calling at the residence of Mitchell Ellerbe and paying : the sum required. I 25 cents, cash with order, for .50 neatly printed visiting cards. Send orders to The Chronicle, 1 Cheraw, S. C. j Mr. Warren Moore of Carolina | Springs, N. C., spent Monday in i the city. 5 Alcohol? d, lack your usual vigor and ion must be poor, your blood J I1CCU d IU11IC anu (UUiaiirv. , the only Sarsaparilla entirely ve your doctor would endorse Id not make them.1 Ask him Vice. J. C. A ner Co., Lowell, Mass. IWIIIBI??? i'iy increase your confidence in Ayer's ( vegetable. Ar.k your doctor about them. liindv's /agon e delivery lay after April 1st :s now and get on fular route. 0 pounds, $2.50 DO pounds, $5.00 That You Expect to if Irop With Should Die lj go to Your Live if i Buy a New One? S this position. The only $ ) let me insure your live } i any use The policy J k is exactly like the policy | driving stock is 6 per | s mule or horse gets sick J as insured, but do it { * a /r-i c > I. WHLLO | e Agency. * o Post office, $ w, S. C. { )l