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Miss Etta Powe spent Friday lai
in Columbia.
Mrs. Cooper, of Tennessee, is vit
iting her sister. Miss Eva Grigsby,
Miss Mary Lampley, of Wadesbor(
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. F. Rh
> ers. >
Miss Willie Spencer, of Spencervillt
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. C. L. Spec
cer.
Misses Vera and Rosa Strickli
spent Friday ^nd Saturday last i
Columbia with relatives.
Miss Marie Sparks, of Spence "villi
is spending some time in the cit;
the guest of Mrs. C. L. SpencerMrs.
J. W. Maynard and childre
are visiting Mrs. Maynard's parent
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. King, at McBe
Miss Lyllie Flowers, who has bee
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. L. Andei
son, has returned to her home J
Darlington.
...Mrs- Eillen Barbie leaves tomorrow
fo* Florence where she wil spend
couple of weeks with her son, M:
Mack Barbie.
Rev. Marvin Auld will preach i
Marburg school house next Sunda
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The public
invited to attend.
Mr. R. T. Caston and Mr. Jot
ml * * - Unv
iQompsuu weui iu oruwusiuii, lum
bero county, yesterday on businei
in connection with some land case.
Tim Braxton, the faithful ma
transfer clerk of "Uncle Sam" at th
place, has been laid up several wee!
with a bad attacy af yellow jaundic
He is improving fast, however, ai
expects to be back at his work
handling the malls in a few days.
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Brass Band Wi
40 Choice Lots
$50 Giver
During the sal
$50. Every adult w
which to write his c
will be taken up and
The first name drawi
The next 3 names di
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Lots will be sold on
S. G. GOD
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scription, phone ui, 140. We w
edicinei promptly. You will sav
w Drug Cor
S. C. GRAHAM, Mgr.,
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heraw, South Caroli
Hotel Covington Building
nally's Fiine Cant
i Inrlted to Make Cheraw Headqnarteds
J. The burning of the PIney Woods Inn
Fat Southe n Pines, N. C., last Friday
night leaves the Philadelphia National
League Base Ball Team without
training quarters. The club bas been
Invited to make Cheraw headquarters,
d The board of trade of Che/aw extended
the invitation. It is hoped
that the invitation will be accepted
No better place could be found .anywhere.
True some larger place could
!be found but no place can be found
' where a warmer reception will be extended,
and where conditions are more
ideal for base ball practice.
' Jfrs. J. L. Bennett, of Marlboro, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. 0. Goodale.
8,
Mrs. M. W. Duvall, who has been
quite sick for several days, is improvin
i.
n Mr. J. D. Underwood, of Fayetteville,
N. C., spent Saturday and Sunday
in the city with relatives.
e' Mr. H. S. Grigaby left for California
last Thursday to take his father,
who will spend the winter there with
n relatives.
3' Mrs. J. D. Underwood, of Fayettee'
ville, N. C? and two children, are
n spending several days this week with
r- Mrs. Underwood's sister, Mrs. T. P.
a Harrall.
Mrs. I. J. Pemberton, who has been'
w sending several weeks witk ker a
daughter, Mrs. T. P. Ha Tall, has rer.
turned to her home at Fayetteville.
N. C.
lt FIRE AT GUESS
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is Dwelling House, Cotton and Child
Bnrned.
Last Friday, Jim Leak, colored, livj_
ing at Guess, a station on the C. & L.
gg R. R., lost by fire his dwelling and
entire contents. In the house at the
time of the fire was stored seven bales
ill of seed cotton which was also burned
is This is a great loss to Jim, who is
ks said to be a very industrious negro,
:e. but the saddest feature of the acid
cldent was the burning of Jim's little
of one year old son who had been left in
the house.
EVEN
>aJe of Lots
r. 21, at 10 a. m.
11 Furnish Music,
for White People
i Away $50
le, we will give away
ill be given a ticket on
>r her name?the tickets
a child will draw.
11 will get $10
awn will get $5 each.
" " $2 each.
" " $1 each.
easy terms at your price.
FREY & CO.
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ill send for and A
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For Railroad Commissioner * 8
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* Hon. W. D. Evans, of our city, *
* is being urged as a candidate *
* for appointment as railroad *
* commissioner to fill the unex
* plred term of the late J. A. Sul- * ^
* llvan. A delegation from Che- * ^
* raw and one from Bennettsvllle * ^
* goes to Columbia tomorrow to * ^
* appear before the governor In *
* Mr. Evans' behalf. The Chroni- ?
* cle hopes Mr. Evan^rlll be ap- * j
* pointed. No better selection Q
* could be made. He has served * j
* as commissioner Qnd Is thor- * j
* oughly conversant with the * t
* duties of the office. * 4
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WILL CONDEMN CROSSING
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The Seaboard Blocks Effort of Coast
Line to Cross Its Track?Coast Line
Will Condemn. ?
The Atlantic Coast Line people have
not yet ben able to get across the
Seaboard track on Front street. Every
effort they have made hag been blocked
and as a last resort condemnation
proceedings have been resorted to,
and on Monday last, Mr. W. P. Pollock,
representing the Coast Line, appeared
before Clerk of Court, R. E. Rivenatrj
and asked that a Jury be drawn tcp
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D. S. Matheson, of the firm of Stevenson
& Matheson, appeared for the Seaboard.
The followln Jury was
drawn:
Z. T. Redfearn, H. W. White, W. A.
Johnson, E. S. Rollins, T. R. Eddins,
J. B. C. Hunt, R. J. Little, H. P. King,
J W. Covington, J. G. Rivers, J. D.
Teal, and J. C. Hancock.
After argument, Saturday, Nov. 12,
at 11 o'clock a. m. was appointed as
the day and time for the Jury to meet,
view the crossing and assess the value.
Since the above was in type, we
learn that the Seabo ird has taken another
tack?this time they have secured
from Judge DeVo'e an injunction.
This injunction puts stop to the
proceedings and nothing further can
be done until the matter is threshed
out In the Courts.
Some Moving Around In Chertw
There has been some moving around
in Cheraw during the past few
days.
Mr. J. S. Bishop, who has been
living in one of the Smith cottages
on Market street, has moved to the
Prince house on the corner of Green
and Kershaw streets; Mrs. Mary Sherrill
and Mrs. J. F. Harriss, who occupied
the Prince house have moved.
Mrs. Sherrill to the Nelson or Ba/bie
house on Green Street, Mrs. Harriss
to rooms in Mr. W. F. Duke's house
on Church street; and Mr. E. N. Watters,
who occupied the Nelson or
Barbie house, has moved to the Smith
cottage on Market street vacated by
Mr. Bishop.
Have you paid your subscription to
the Chronicle yet? If not, why don't
you do so and take advantage of the
double offer of votes to be given for
all new subscriptions? The race between
the contestants is getting de- "
cidedly close, and your subscription
may be the means of winning the j
$400.00 piano for your favorite con- ]
testant. t
H jfj VI H It? beneficial ef.
F1 03 13 Hp^ K twts ore usually
El B ^ K (elc very quickly
Mikes rich, red, pure
fgl system?clears the brain ? strei
' A positive specific for Bloof
m pvives out Rheumatism and ?
LA is a wonderful tonic and body-b
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RESOLUTIONS
)f the Cheraw Chapter U. D. C. oa the
Death of i Ire. S 1. Caetoa.
Whereas, th< Cheraw Chapter has
net with an ii estimable 'oss in the
leath of Mrs. J A. Caston, by having
10 longer with it one devoted to the
3outhland and ever ready to cooperite
with enthusiasm and intelligence
n all Chapter work,
Be it Resolvei I, First, that the Chap;er
will ever levere the memory of
his, its oldest < Ulcer, and will garner
is a rich her: tage for itself the
hought of unsulflsh devotion of this
dother of the Confederacy to her
country during those four years of
eirible war. aid ond of he untiring
lid, even throi gh a long period of
vjakness and Uness, given to the
Daughters in t heir efforlts to perpetuate
the memory of the tfrave
nen of that time .
Second, That jthough the hearts of
i'l the Daughter^ of the Cheraw Chap
nrn V-v A TWrtd A P A* 1?A*
c ate uvweu r>|iu |i ICL At IUOII IU1B,
itill they rejoice that for ao long a
ime they had the privilege of the iniplration
of hejr loyal Interest, enhus!
em, and labor In this cause,
vhich was inteijwoven with the moat
therlshed memojles of her M?.
Be It Resolved} That a copy of these
Resolutions be ient to her bereaved
ion; that they be printed In the town
>apers; and thatj they be spread upon
i page'of our ftBnutea.
Josephene E. Powe,
Marsha E. Durall,
Ha'iiet P. Lynch.
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Fx?c^ the Bennettsville Pee Dee Adocate
we learn }hat Mr. H. S. Grant >
laa sold 600 acr^s of his land?being
hat part on which the Hlckson Lumier
Company's tnill is located, for
he sum of $12,000. This is the platfe |
>ver In Marlboro County, about two
ailes from Cheraw, known as the
Tohn W. Harrington place. It was '
wned only a few; years ago by Mr. W.
>. Evans, of our ilty, Mr. Grant gave
6,000 for the plgce. He has sold to
he Hickson Lumber Company only
100 acres for $lf,000 and has about
100 acres left, Including the main'
luildings and thk moat of the imrovements.
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Th i week we have rec
I aeeorte* varietiea, among tl
# ^^B^esh Shelled Walni
M M I ' Freeh Shelled
H ^ ^ _ Freeh S
S ' Teaches
I Cranberries,
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H FRESH OYSTERS
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H u juu u VJ
A i Ir? its nm(K ytac of fffl
unrivaled j^pular- Iw
? ity.wiliiannually"
M salesofaitlcns^p
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vof^^i towwn fe|
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country over as the m'
W "ONE COFFKC^of JR
A exceptional quality
W aod moderatej)fke
The Rejly TmoR Co.
'MS NEW ORLEANS. U.S. A. Jgj^jjp
For paing in tne aide or cheat dwip
;n a piece of flaael fith Cfhaort^lwb's
Liniment andbind it ol^fhAReat of
pain. There i snolhlng
iale by all drugglp. ^
i, Poke Root and Potjuaium)^^Bf ~
Powerful Pejrmap^nt W^*,
Stubborn cases Good recuit^kf .
yiel 1 to PA P. lastihflT#4^jPSpvjt^J .
when otajr rwji- you p^s^ycu^d y '
cines arejfc
blood ? cleanses t tie entire H
ngthens digestion and nerves.
1 Poison and skin diseases. H
tops the Pain; end i Malaria; H
uilder. Thousands i ndorte it. H
SAVANNAH, &A. I
Civic League Dots I
Edited by the Civic League I
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Well, we have had It?our fall Flow9'
Show?and It was such a decided
success that there is little else to
talk about this time but the Flower
Show. You good people of Che/aw
fall to appreciate the distu-bed condition
of the Civic Leaguers, when,
after an unusual'? early visit from
"Jack Frost." they awoke one morning
to And he had visited them during
the night, and with his cold frosty
breath had blighted their flowers?
and their hopes, too, of a "Flower
Show."
Just when the flowers were opening?giving
promise of a fine display,
and delighting the flower lovers
by their beauty, it wag discouraging
to have their fondest hopes and flowers,
too, nipped in the bud. L&mantations
were heard on every side?"Rachel
weeping for her children and
refusing to be comforted." Chrysanthemums,
dahlias, roses?all killed
by sly old Jack Frost.
But. with the spirit of genuine
Civic Leaguers, they determined to
know such word as "Failure" and
when the doors of League Hall were
opened on Tuesday afterno.on, it had
been transformed into a beautiful
flower garden. Our friends came?
thinking "Flower Show" was a misnomer,
this time, but were loud in
praise and admiration of the many
beautiftil flowers and plants, and by
their encouragement and patronage;
helped to make it a decided success.
One of the judges, Mrs. LaCoste
Evans, failed to put In an appearance
at the appointed time for awaj^ing
prizes, but our genial and accommodating
Mayor, pleasantly and gracefully
came to our assistance, and consulting
with the two lady judges,
Mrs. Wm. Pollock and M^s. Treadway,
awarded prizes to the following:
Mrs. Mm. Godfrey, best collection
Chrysanthemums?flower basket.
Mrs. Mary Smith, second best collection
Chrysanthemums?violet vase.
Mrs. Wm. Godfrey, "best specimen
Arrivals i
ifeived a mighty nice line of H
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Chrysanthemum?flower daisy.
Mrs. Wm. Godfrey, best specimen
white Chrysanthemum?vase.
Mrs. E. J. Waddlll, best pink Chrysanthemum?flower
basket.
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Chrysanthemum?geraneum.
Mrs. Wm. Godfrey, best red Chrysanthemum?flower.
Mrs. Susie Mclver.. best Asparagus
Fern?hanging basket.
Mrs. W. R. Godfrey, best Sword
Fern?hand painted Pa'metto.
Mrs. Susie Mclver, best Boston
Fern?flower basket.
Mrs. Wm. Godfrey, best Maidenhair
Fern?flower daisy.
Mrs. Susie Mclver, best Roses?basket.
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Mrs. J. S. Hartzell, best Begonia?
jar of oxalis.
Mrs. Julia Liles, second best Begonia?Jar
of peaches.
Mrs. S. C. Graham, best Baby Breath
Fern?basket of daisies.
Miss Pearl Malloy, best Palm?flower
basket.
Miss Pearl Malloy, best Cactus?
flower basket.
Mr. R. T. Caston, second best Cac111
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Mrs. W. T. Thrower, best Geraneum?basket.
Mrs. Susie Mclver, best Cut Flowers
?flower.
Mr. Hunter Page, best Pecanstrowel.
Mft. W. T. Thrower, best Japanese
\^ayuts?vase.
Etta Powe, best Pears?hanging
fl<?wer basket.
W. T. Thrower, best Persimmons?Trowel.
Mj^^Marie Lynch, best PonigranThere
is little danger from a cold
6T from an attact of the grip except
when folowed by pneumonia, and this
never happens when Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is used. This remedy
haa won lta great reputation and extensive
sale by its remarkable cures
of colds and grip and can be safely
relied upon with implicit confidence.
For sale by all druggist.
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Security ai
These are two of the raoa
tial to the success and d
and for this reason, the
andt & Farmers Bank ha
and care they deserve.
Ample resources and
cy, insure absolutes ecuri
ed here; and by providinj
convenience for the p "on
iness, depositorsa re assi
ing servicea s it is posslb
Upon the merit of oui
fully solicit your account.
Merchants &
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W. F. STEVENSON. D. S. MA
President.
T. G. MATHESON.
Cukier.
The Organ Recital
The Organ Recital given in the
Methodist church last Tuesday evening,
was much enjoyed by a very
large audience. The solos by Miss
Nancy Pegues was also thoroughly
enjoyed. Miss Pegues has a very
sweet voice and has it under perfect
control. The audience was so much
pleased with her singing that it is
safe to say that whenever it isvknown
that she is to sing again she will
have a large and appreciative audience
to hear her.
Mr. Pressler is a master musician
and with the fine pipe organ of the
Methodist church to perform on his
playing on this occasion was simply
fine. Should he come t? Cheraw again
it is doubtful if the church would
hold the people who would turn out
to hear him play.
Received by express today (Thursday)
Nunnally's fine Candles. Phone
us your orders. Cheraw Drug Co.
Death of Mr. M. Rhodes.
Mr. M. Rhodes, for many years a
resident of Cheraw, but for the past
fifteen years or more making his
home in the city of Florence, died at
his home in that city last Saturday.
Mr. Rhodes was way up near
the centu'y mark, but was very active
for a man of his age. He was
the father of Mrs. Mary Chapman and
Mrs. LaCoste Evans of our city.**"
. Every box of Nunnally's is a good
one. Fresh by express. Chcra^
Drug Co.
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- ' lAVSli MUUMB * "
Good Health Impossible with a Dls
ordered Stomach.
Therei s nothing that will create
sickness or cause more trouble than
a disordered stomach, and many people
daily contract serious maladies
simplyt hrough disrega -dls or abuse
of the stomach.
We urge every one suffering from
any stomach derangement, indiges
tlon or dyspepsia, whether acute or
cnronic, to try uexau uyspepsia iau
lets, with the distinct understanding
that we will refund their money with
out question or formality, if after
reasonable use oft his medicine they
are not satisfied witht he results.
We recommend them to our custo
trier's every day, and have yet to
hear from any one who ha3 not been
benefited by them. Three sizes, 25c
50c and $1.00 a box. Sold in Cheraw
only at our store?The Rexall Store,
Ladd's Drug Store.
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Shall Womes Vote?
If hey did millions would vote Dr,
King's New Life Pills the true remedy
for wonen. For banishing dull, fagged
feelings, backache ar headache, const]
pation, dispelling colds, imparting appetite
and toning up the system, theyre
unequaled. Easy, safe, sure, sure,
at T. E. Wannamaker & Sons.
Pembroke Flnlayson, who has been
sold to the Memphis club, should
make good as atwirler in the Southern
League. Finlayson came to Jack
oonville with the Brooklyn four yeare
ago and looked the part of a good
wirier, He was not fit for fast company
however and was "farmed" out
> Brockton, in the New Engand Leanri'a
ifhorn hp nitrhpd nrottv ball
During the past season he pitched
or Lawvence in the same league, and
his record is one of the best of the
leagues 'twirlenr: ? The above is
taken from the Florida Times-Union
of Jacksonville, Fla, and will be read
iriends In Cheraw, his home town,
with much interest by "Pern's" many
The Fountain He
A man who has a weak and impair*
properly digest his food will soon fit
weak and impoverished, and that his
insufficiently nourished.
Dr. PIERCE'S GOLDEN M
makes the stomach strong,
digestive luices, restores thi
assimilation perfect, Invito
purifies and enriches the blot
flesh-builder and restoratlv
stroni In body, active , In
This "Discovery" is a pure, glyc<
absolutely free from alcohol ahd all
ingredients are printed on its wrappc
nostrums. Its every ingredient is end
medicine. Don't accept a secret nosl
remedy op known composition. Ass
many cures made by it during past 4<
World's Dispensary Medical Associate
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it Important features essenevelopment
of every bank;
management of the Mereh*
is given them the attention
the most conservative polity
for every dollar deposit;
every modern facility aad
apt transaction of all busiired
of as perfect a hankie
to obtain.
r worth to you, we respectF&rmers
Bank
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Conservatism"
THESON. H. M DUVALL.
Vice-President Vic*-President
J. H. WANNAMAKER.
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ROYAL
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digestibleJm
I Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
, Tablets do not sicken or frlpe, and
may b taken with perfect safety by
the most delecate woman or child. The
, old and feeble will also find them a
I most suitable remedy for aiding and
strengthening their weakened digestion
and for reguating the bowels. For
' | sale by.
>ad of Life ^
The Stomach\mk
:d stomach and who does not
id that his Mood has become Hi
whole body is improperly and
DISCOVERT
promotes the flow
makes
rates fire
Is ffte A/oo<f'ins^H
nerve makes
la
of American
relationship wf
by the leaders the
trum as a substitute for this time?p^^^^^^^^^H
?ur They must
) years, ritfht your own neifhbo.
in, Dr. R.V. Pierce, Pres., Buffalo, ^
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