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Don't forgeft "Cleaning-Up Week," e
commencing April 8th. - <
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Mr. Mack Barbie, of Florence, spent r
yesterday in the city with his mother, f
Mrs. Ellen Barbie. 1
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Miss Ola Huntley visited relatives
in Wadesboro the first of tbis week. 1
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The Civic League meets this afternoon
at 5 o'clock at the school build- ,
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ternoon at Cash's, the guest of his t
aunt, Mrs. W. C. Burr.
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Mr. Lathrop Powe spent several t
days this week in Norfolk, Va. (
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The flowers seem to be more proli- i
fic and more beautiful this year. Some f
of the front yards in Cheraw are veri- t
table "flower gardens." i
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Mr and Mrs. Jesse Chavis spent i
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and 1
Mrs. J. T. Chavis, near Bennettsviile. 1
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tyr. 4- W. LeGrand, of Bennetts- l
ville, was in the city Tuesday and t
Wednesday, on professional business, c
To attend the Southern Commercial
Congress in Nashville April 8-10, Mr. j
W. P. Pollock has been appointed by1.
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Gov. Blpase. 2
On April 11 a monirment to the
Women of the Confederacy will be ^
unveiled in Columbia. Reduced rates
on all railroads have been secured for
the occasion.
The governor has granted a parole s
to Joel TarltofT, who was convicted in
Chesterfield county in March of 1908, v
on the charge of assault and battery j1
with intent to kill and sentenced to
three years on the public works of 0
that county.
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The county convention will meet at v
Chesterfield on May 6. The township ^
clubs will meet on April 22 to elect
delegates to the county convention,
which will elect delegates to the State
convention which meets In Columbia
May 15.
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Mr. Ju^e Morfit, of Hartsville, spent j
last Tuesday on a business trip. ,
Don't forget "Cleaning-Up Week," i
commencing April 8th.
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County Supervisor E. R. Knigbt
vas in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. L. S. Swicegood, who has been
imployed as a missionary by the
Chesterfield Baptist Association, spent
Sunday and Monday in the city, enoute
to Monroe, N. C., where she
joes to attend a meeting of Baptist
niBBionaries.
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Who will be the first to announce
lis candidacy for county office in
Chesterfield this year.
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IUC UUIUUIVIC A gvti V V,u ittDb Ttwvn
!1 from Mr. Jesse E. Burch, whose
iome is now Pauls Valley, Oklahoma,
equesting th^t The Chronicle be aent
0 him for one year. He mentioned
he fact that he had received, through
he kindness of his old friend, Mr.
saac S. Huntley, a copy of the Tllusrated
Industrial w edition of The
Chronicle and that he enjoyed reading
t, mentioning the fact that he worked i
n Cheraw "way back yonder" fo'* the J
ather of one of the merchants raenioned
in that issue. Mr. Burch is
low nearing the 80 year mark. He is
1 native of Chesterfield cc|mty. He
noved out West just after the war.
-lis health is not very good Out he
las a host of friends and relatives in
his 'County who will join with us in
vishing him many more years before
he summons comes to him to "cross
>ver the river."
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For Sale?My residence?corner of
larket and Marion streets, brick
tore?Second street, horse, buggy. AH
t bargain. Thurlow Belk.
'aluable Properly to be Sold by the
Master.
Attention is directed to the adverIsement
of the Master in another colimn,
advertising house and lots for
ale in Kinland, one of Cheraw's growng
suburbs. This is one of the most
aluable inproved pieces of property
n Kinland, being the place now occu*
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ilea oy air. w. n. aieuuu. n v-uusioudi
f two nice lots, a nice dwelling house!
yith necessary outbuildings and has a
rell furnishing a fine supply of pure
^ater. The sale takes place next Tuesay
at 12 o'clock M. before the town
all.
He Would Join Him.
Hostess?"Why, Mr. Smith. I've
lardly seen you all the evening! Now,
[ particularly want you to come and
(lear a whistling solo by my husrand."?
Smith (whose hearing Is a
Irlflo indistinct)--A whisky and soda
tvith your husband? Well, thanks. 1
lon't mind If I do have just one!"?
Punch.
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KNOX LIVINGSTON DEAD.
President of State Bar Association?
Brilliant Career in Law.
Bennettsville, March 22.? Col. Knox
Livingston, attorney at law, president
of the State Bar association and one
of the most prominent citizens of the
State, died suddenly at 8 o'clock this
morning. He had been in bad health |
for some time, but the end came un-i
expectedly.
Col. Livingston was born in Madison
county, Florida, January 1, 1850, on
the first day of the week, the month
and the year. His parents were Col.
D. G. Livingston and Rhoda Townsend
Livingston. The father, a native of
Glenn Deurnell, Argyleshire, Scotland,
a merchant and planter.
Col. Knox Livingston was very successful
in his chosen calling and had
a large practice, both in Marlboro
and other counties. He was counsel in
many cases of large importance, as
the supreme court records will at
test, and always managed his cases
well and was considered a lawyer of
fine parts.
As a citizen he was found in the
front rank in all enterprises which
made for the welfare of the community.
He was elected warden of Bennettsville
in 1874 and was several
times intendant. Upon the renewal f
of the charter of the town he was
chosen mayor, which office he held
for four years.
In 1S82 he was elected to the legislature,
but declined re-election in
1884, owing to the demands of his
practice. Again in 1896 he was returned
to the house of representatives,
and in 1898 was elected State senator,
and in both branches did distinguished
service.
He was a member of.many conventions
of the Democratic party, notably
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ttie "Straigntour convenuun 01 1010.
While a member of the house he was
on the Judiciary committee and the
committee of privileges and elections
and took a leading part in the debates
and in the enactment of laws.
Taft Carries New York.
New York, March 27.?Delegates to
the Republican national convention
favoring the nomination of Theodore
Roosevelt were defeated at yester- ,
day's New York State primary in every
district where they opposed candidates
designated by the regular Republican
organization and claimed by
the followers of President Taft. The
Taft managers declared today that at
least 83 of New York's 90 delegates
would go to Chicago favoring the
president's nomination.
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NOTICE.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co..
V.irtioo Sale of unclaimed and re-uped
freight .
Chenyar, S. C?
By direction of tho Freight Claim ^
igefit, notice is hereby given that the 4
'ollowing listed freight will be sold'
it public auction, for freight and
>ther charges, at the Atlantic Coast
jfne Freight Warehouse in Cheraw, S..1.
on Tuesday, April the 30th at
[2:30 P M.
Two cars coal?Sou. Rt No. 105012
md Sou.yRy No. 106318, consigned to
Theraw Electric Light Co., Cheraw, 3.
2. July 29th and Sept. 7th, 1911.
Goods sold without gua-antee of
luantlty, quality or value. Terms,
ash. J. A. ITL'SKE, .
Route Agent, A. C. L. R. R; COi
FSayettsville, 8. C.
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