Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, May 08, 1913, Page Page Seven, Image 7
FHEAXISH STYLE
v^js^CkSK , x-1
Even the gentlemen of France it
Parisians in their most startling disp
champs races.
Welsh Descended From Noah.
The smaller a nation the longer the
pedigree of the native. Thus every
0__. -# iu..nn I. An
DWUlluau ui uc-^cul 11 ucagc to uoscended
from the Bruce, every Irishman
from the Red Kinds' and every
Welshman from Noah. The last claim
has been made for the family of the
HHjBR^TorcTTredegar. Coxe, Writing in
^^^Koo, when touring In Monmouthshire,
B^^^^rrote that "fanciful genealogists derived
the origin of the Morgans from
the third son of Noah," but that there
was a division of opinion in favor of
the first.
You doi
kindle. Nc
smoke or di
I rn
! |
|
|it Xote the
(?;:j c ^replete cooki
fc'jj l ) icabinet
i .
j See your d
STAND
Washington, D.
Richmond, Va.
Norfolk, Va.
A.
S SEEN IN PARIS
' ? II11^
'khftftkfk ffi :^1
opped and gased at these beautifnl
lay of spring fashions at the LongAiken.
? Congressman Byrnes received
a letter from the first assistant
postmaster general informing him
that o.'ders have been issued estabiLfci
i l is * li
usning experimental man aenvery
service at Blackville, effective April
16.
Trenton.?A bead-on - collision wap
narrowly averted about two mile?
north of this place recently. A wCfy
train leaving toward Columbia and r
light engine coming south met. Per
tunately they were on a line c*
urninht track and the enginemen sav
he approaching trains in time t;top.
"X
'' read
n't have to wait fo
) coal or ashes to ca
rt; no blackened ceili
Dil Cook-stov
new 4-burner New Perfei
ng device on the market, v
top, etc. Smaller stoves
ealer, or write for full par
ARD OIL Ci
C (New Jersey)
BALTIMORE
I
I
FROM ALL OVER THE STATE
Latest News of General Interest That
Has Been Collected From Many
Towns and Counties.
Columbia. ? The following game
wardens have been appointed by the
governor: J. M. Kudis;'.!, Spartan
burg; M. V. Long, Union; J. B. i hacaston,
Greenville, and H. L. Harlee
: Florence.
"Washington.,? Postmaster General
j Burleson announced tae appointment
of J. C. Harralson to be postmaster
at Sellers, a 4th class office in Marion
county, S. C., to succeed J. E. Haselden,
resigned.
Greenville.?The latest innovation
in Greenville county Is a rural police
man patrollng the far-famed "Dark
rnrnor " From this official the sheriff
recenily received reports of the seizure
of a large distillery.
Columbia.?Dave Davis and Anna
Davis, his wife, who are charged witb
killing John Lewis, a well to do farmer
of Chester county, were brought to
Columbia and placed in the state penitentiary
for safe-keeping.
Columbia.?The hearing in the disbarment
proceedings brought against
Barnard B. Evans, attorney of Colum- ?
bia, was concluded before the supreme
court with the arguments by
the attorneys. The case for the defense
was presented by C. P. Sanders 00
of Spartanburg and P. H. Nelson of
Columbia. W. H. Cobb, solicitor, rep- m'
resented the State of South Carolina. ^
be
Camden.?Sydney Horton, who is
charged with killing young AllaE or
Kirkley on the public highway, six
miles south of Kershaw about 10 days
ago, has been admitted to bail. The 00
amount of the bail was fixed at $2,500. ^
The motion for the bail was made Y(
before Chief Justice Gary in Colum- al
bia. kBv
Johnsonville.?At a recent meeting m
of the business and professional mer ,
Bill
of this place the Johnsonville TeleI
phone exchange was organized, and it
'< should be only a short time before a a
first class local and long distance service
will be furnis'. ed the many patrons
of this exchange, as the organiz n
ere are men that things." ,'
* be
Camden.?The following have been
elected school trustees of District No.
lr. Tha Tl&Mran, W. Oeisea- _ ,
heimer and J. L. Williams. The election
was very rjuiet, only 42 votes bbln?r
cf-st. and there was no opposition ha
The new trustees en}oy the confidence v<
of the people of this district. of
W
Orangeburg.?A physical examina
1 be
il Troubles I ?
re Over - I *
n you use a I re
v Perfection I 1?
Cook Stove. I i?
st lift the tank I Z
n the cradle I Z
fill ? your I ed
v Perfection is I I I on
ly for the day. m
r the fire to ?
bp
rry; no soot, o.
inos. on
? > an
m s
? I bn
rA 1
5 w<
^tion?the most g ho
nth indicator on g
with 1, 2 or 3 j| *,i
1
ticulars to li
If
3MPANY | t
Charlotte, N. C.
Charleston, N. C. jj at
Charleston, S. C. 19
'? sa
?r (li!
Ai
Considering
A groat ileal of our new busi
or indirect influence of our
evidence that our treatmen
factory.
Now,. if you are consid
know any of our depositor
talk with them, and learn f
expect from us.
Your account, whether 1
careful attention.
Merchants &
CHER A
W. F. STEVENSON
President
T. G. MATHESON D. S. M
Cashier Via
>n of all the pupils in the Orange
irg city schools has recently been
rapleted. Each pupil was examined
oroughly and the trustees are eery
uch pleased with- the result. AJough
quite a number were found to
i physically defective in some way
other, in most cases the defects
?re only slight.
Sumter.?At a recent meeting of the
unty legislative delegation, Messrs.
I. Brogdon, of Concord; J. W.
>ung, Rembert, E. T. MIms, Shiloh,
I old members o* the board, and M.
Parker, of Wedzefleld, and W. S.
irkett. Statesburg, were recom
ended for the county board of comIssioners.
Cheriaw.?Cheraw is in the midst of
municipal campaign for mayor tr
1 the unexpired term of the late W
Evans. Candidates were very slow
coming out, but there are now two
W. Btasington and J. A. Sprulll
ith ipemhers of the present towr
uncil.' There are no issues in the
mpaign. and people seem to be satletfacoiiid
it go either way.
Columbia.?The secretary of state
ts issued a commission to the Green
lis Tbreaa company with a capital
$2,500. The petitioners are Ken
ilson and J. B. Burgard. The Mulls
Mule company of Mullins has
ien chartered with a capital stock ol
,000. The ofllcers are: W. Stack
(use, president, and Henry Mullins,
cretary and treasurer.
Spartanburg. ? Advocates of the
(w. county proposed to be formed of
e southern part v,f Spartanburg and
irthern part of Laurens counties,
Ith Woodruff as the county seat,
ive begun an active campaign in an:ipation
of the election on the proisition.
Governor Blease has aplinted
commissioners to see that the
quirements of law are met In the
rmation of the proposed new counWashington?President
Wilson nom
ated George H. Anderson to be poetaster
at Ninety-Six. As soon as this
mination was sent in there were ruors
here that opposition had devel
ed.
Orangeburg?The Orangeburg gradschools
wtyl close on May 30. The
mmencement exercises will be held
the nights of May 29 and 30. The
st night will be given over to the
erary society for its exercises and
e last night will be for the grndning
exercises. The past year has
en a most successful one for the
anceburg graded schools.
North.?Two deaths in one family
curred near here when B. F. Axson
d his son, W. L. Axson. died hut e
w hours apart. The father died in
e morning and the son in the even:r.
Pneumonia was the cause of
th deaths.
I'OIlimoia.? i/r. o. muure wi ljm
y, ore of the three men who was
Minded by the negro desparado
isfin, was reported to be In a very
riotis condition. He has been at p
>?p!til in Columbia where he was
ought a few hours after the negro
r>r r>ivo fears are entertain
for h's reeoverv.
['PLICATION FOR FINAL DISCHARGE
AS ADMINISTRATOR.
Notice is hereby given that the unrsigned
will apply to the Probate
idge of Chesterfield County for fill.
discharge as Administrator of the
tate of Mrs. M. E. Lilcj, deceased.
Chesterfield, S. C., on May 20th,
13, at ten o'clock a. m.; and at the
me time will apply for an order of
stribution of the funds of the said
tate. W. D. LILES,
)ril 16, 1913. Administrator.
\ A Change?
ine&s comes to us as the direct
customers, which is sufficient
t of them is perfectly satisering
a banking change, and
i, make it a point to have a
rom them just what you may
arge or small, will receive our
Farmers Bank
lW, S. C.
H. M. DUVALL
Vice-Pree
ATHESON J. H. WANNAMAKER
s-Pres Sss't. Cashier
flAmWeir]
H writes Mrs. L R Barker, I
of Bud, Ky., "and can do H
! I all my housework. For I
fl years I suffered with such H
I pains, I could scarcely H
fl stand on my feet After fl
fl three different doctors had fl
I failed to help me, I gave fl
fl Cardui a trial Now, I feel H
| like a new woman." fl
iCARDIII
i
Tho Woman's Tonic
I A woman's health de? J
pends so much upon her fl
delicate organs, that the H
least trouble there affects |
9 her whole system. It is B
H the little things that count, I
I in a woman's life and B
9 health. If you suffer from B
9 any of the aches and H
9 pains, due to womanly B /
9 weakness, take Cardui at B
9 once, and avoid more seri- B
; 9 ous troubles. We urge B,
9 you to try it Begin today. K
I
STEYENSON St PRINCE
Attorneys at Law
j Merchants & Farmers Bank Building
j CHERAW, . - - . S. .
Fresh Beef and Pork
and Pork Sausage
at
H. A. Burch's Market
PHONE 80
Covington Hotel Building
Second Street
' Cheraw, S. C.
I
A D. CHAPMAN
1 Phone 28. Cheraw, 8. C.
First class flvery. Reasonable
^ prices. For quick trips 1 use first
DB. J. E. FUNDEKBCBK,
Dental Surgeon,
Phones: Office 13S; Residence 174
Office over Merchants & Farmers Bank
DB. L. BCIST. KERRISOX
DENTIST
Opposite the Evans Co.
CHERAW, S. C.
Phones: Office 222. Residence 72.
DR. H. CLAY FINNEY,
Graduate Veterinary Ssrnni?
Dnntiyf.
KH'll iinu
Is practicing his profession at
BEXXETTSVILLE, S. ('.
All calls promptly answered?day
or night.
Office at J. L. Watson's Livery.
Phone 3 7.