Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' No. 1. THE CROWN M Who ,is the progressive and up-t business. If you are going to buy a worth, you had bettor look up the sa Kentucky horses and Tennessee nr.; can supply Mr. Fanner with a nice horse or brood mare and the teams the business for 2} >ears and is know dealings. He also handles a complet Harness, and does the largest livery No. 3. THIS IS TOO EASY Name the store that is manage by a:i experienced man. one' w thoroughly understands his busines and lias the niee:t stock i:i his line He has a very complete stock of Xmn gifts. For every 2.">c purchase of Xma goods will give free of (J;a:ge Xmas post cauls. For every pur chas*' within 7 successive days will I, | given a free lunch of sail lwichcs an hot drinks on Saturday. Who an ! What is my business? SOUTH CAROLINA WESTERN RI I I Passenger Scliednle. Effective March 9th, 1913. 12.01 a. m. No. 3. No. 1., No. 2. No. 4. i P. M. A. M. A. M. P. M. 6.00 9.45 Lv ..McBee ..Ar 9.35 5.50 6.21 10.06 .. ..Leiand.. .. 9.13 5.28 6.29 10.44 .. ..Hickson.. .. 9.05 5.20! 6.34 10.19 .. ..Secars.. .. 9.00 5.15 j 6.54 10.39 .. Hartsville .. 8.42 4.57 j 7.06 10.51 China 8.29 4.44 ; 7.13 10.58 .. .. Lunn .. .. 8.22 4.371 7.34 11.19 ...Darlington ...8.02 4.17 i 7.47 11.32 .. ..Warner.. .. 7.48 4.03 S.00 11.45 Ar .Florence .Lv 7.35 3.50 j No 7. No; 5. No. 6. No. 8.' P. M. A. M. A. M. P. M. J 5.00 10.40 Lv Hartsville Ar 10.30 4.551 -5.24 11.04 Lydia.. Lv 10.06 4.311 5.32 11,12 Young 9.58 4.23 5.37 11.17 .. .. Alcot .. .. 9.53 4.18 5.53 11.33 .. Bishopville .. 9.39 4.04 j 6.07 11.47 .. .Manvllle. .. 9.23 3.48 6.12 11.52 .. .Meredith. .. 9.18 3.43. 9.09 9.02 ?Brent .. .. 8.53 3.18 6.5 12.35 Ar .Sumter .Lv 8.35 3.00 i i Supplement No. 1 to Time Table No. 1 Taking Effect 12.01 a. m. Aug. 26, 1913 Southward Northward First Class ' First Class ! 2o 21 .22 24 Mixed 1 Mixed Daily Daily P.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. 7.00 10.50 Lv. Hartsville Ar 8.25 4.45 7.25 11.15 " ...Lydia... Lv. 8.00 4.20, 7.50 11.45 " ...Lamar... " 7.30 3.50 8.20 12.15 Ar. Timmonsville " 7.00 3.20 PATRONI CHINESE J. WING, Having decided to locate in Ohei FIRST CLASS Collars laundered in first class stt Shirts laundered in first class sty] StiiT Hosom Shirts laundered in firs See me for prices on other clas f-nti n and solicit your patronage 1'laee of business Second street, J. w The Hartsville Co & Compi kill receive consignments of loi the Hartsville market. /V.<1 ren siou of .$1.00 per hale. No c #1 i-nvflorp If cotton is to b( v/1 VI. ?v ditional charge of MO cents tor the second month, and 'JO cent llnrt.sville is known as the In Carolina. There is at all tim< to 1 1-2 lengths, in middling a We solicit your consignment TES3 KARTS7ILLE CC & COMPR * i m EN IN THK GAVE o-date man who leads in the live stool* horse or a mule and want your moneys leg stable as they carry a large herd o! les, well broke and guarantee:!. The.v team of horses or miilcs. nice driving are to suit you. This man has been in n throughout this section for his square e line of Wagons. Buggies, Surrics and business here. "1 I WE HIT, SELL OK E\( HAXfi J THE LEADEK! 0 s If you are looking for a good fj b!c in val'. c, you should comniunii s ney in real estate seldom ever loo* s ers that !h.-? sand land farms are t 1 number 01' such farms, different - I claim t' have the fastest growing e D ranee, fidelity or surety bonds you u * represcn- only the Lest com pan ie ? I We are authorized under our cl j trusted to us under these heads : , ? , , , , - j ! SEEMED VERY POSSIBLE; By SALLIE ROGERS. < a i I^i ^1 *? Having just returned from a visit down the state, Miss Spinks was full of her experiences. "I don't know why," she said to her brother,*"but everybody talked to me on the trains and street cars." 1 "It's that new hat of yours," her brother said. "Besides, you probably smiled first." "I mean women and children, of ?i J . course, saia iuibs opiumi. ixun, there was the queerest woman on the train coming back to Philadelphia. At first I thought she was at least fifty, and then I was sure she was no more than eighteen." "Her young life jwas^ *probaMy crushed,*" her brother said. "Give her a new slit skirt and she'd be all right." "Well, she was dressed queerly," conceded Miss Spinks. "She wore her hair in a braid and her blue dress was trimmed with a good deal of red." "Not half as gorgeous as that pink dress of yours with the brass stuff on," said her brother. "That's a party dress. People dress simply when traveling." "Don't be too severe," said her ZE THE LAUNDRY Proprietor. raw I will open up on Nov. 1st a j I LAUNDRY ,*le 2 cents j le 10 cents st class style 12 cents ses of goods. 1 guarantee satisopposite Huntley's Stables. ING i i ' itton Warehouse ress Co. i ii? staple cotton, sell them on nit net proceeds less eommisither charge except in cases 1 stored, there will he an ad the first month; 2") cents for s cents ])er month thereafter, st staple market in Eastern. i \s a good demaiul for 1 3-16 ml better grades. ts. I { )TTON WAREHOUSE ESS CO. i .! WHO 5 ^ X iS *'r' ! i or /"ft am i . IE HEAL ESTATE OF EVE HA" DESC ? IN THE HI'SINESS IN EASTEIO mil on easy terms, or a pood piece of with us, today. The v.isc and judici ;e.s but grows inde-pendent instead. It ho surest producer and is last bocomin sir.os, for kalo or. easy terms. In cc ; insurance agency i.i Kastern Carolin: siiou'd see us. Wo tornado insurance, s doing business in the South. Iiarter to ao! as: administrators, guard! receives 'he careful and judicious atte brother. "Maybe traveling was to this friend of yours what a ball is to you." . "Well, anyway," continued Miss Splnks, "she sat and stared at mo for a long time so fixedly that I couldn't help looking at her. She had very queer eyes and she carried a patent leather satchel that she kept polishing with her handkerchief. Finally she spoke'." "Asked you where you were going?" | "No. She said travel was a great educator." "She was hopeful for your future, | then?" "I agreed It was," Miss Spinks went on, unheeding. "She told me she.was on her way to Reading, j where she was to visit a cousin who knew the postmaster. The postmaster had promised to show her all the points of Interest in the whole placd and she was very much excited about it." Q -?? V "He must be a smart man, that postmaster." "After a while she leaned over to- i ward me and Eaid that I must be very careful. I asked why, thinking of! wrecks and confidence men. and she Bald that wherever one traveled there were pickpockets and I must look out not to be victimized." 'What a simple village maid you must have seemed to her!" "I said I never carried enough money to tempt any one, and she whispered back that she did, a very great deal. She had, however, an invention that would catch them whenever they came." "What a disappointment!" said the brother. "She was nothing but a traveling agent after all!" "Indeed, she wasn't!" said Miss Spinks. "Her invention was not for \ sale. She said she lined her dress pocket with fish hooks!" "Fish hooks!" exclaimed her broth-; er. "How did she get her money out herself?" "I don't know," confessed Miss Spinks. looking puzzled. "I forgot to ask her. It seemed very possible J then, but, somehow, now it looks odd." "Sort of fishy?" "She said a friend of hers tried it and .'i man put his hand into her , pocket and couldn't get it out again. , She thereupon led him to the police station and had him arrested. "Did she say any more?" "No," said Miss Spinks, thinking back. "You see, a man came for her from the smoker and they got off at Norristown." Her brother gazed at her a minute and then laughed. "What's the matter?" she inquired in injured tones. "I don't see anything so funny in that." "You don't?" her brother asked. "Why, Norristown's where the insane asylum is!" Seaboard Headed to Charleston. The Seaboard is heading for Char leston, according to papers filed recently with the secretary of state. ' Connections with the proposed line will be made with trains from 'Hamlet, N. C., and another trunk line will eventually bo added to South Carolina's Beaport city. The road Is a $1,000,000 projection. EVENING CONCERT. "Darn those eats." "Don't shoot, Abncr. I think the mc with (ho contralto voice it our I rabby." j \o. 2. THE DANGER OF BEING Drink whiskey and get the jim-jams, drin nk water and have typhoid, smoke cigarettes 1 get catarrh, eat oysters and acquire taxomi ease. In order to he entirely healthy one si hing and smoke nothing and even then one s iy breathe is properly ^terelizel. There is one bout the slightest injury to our system and self-rising. We are sole distributors for thii 1 complete consisting of everything in the ve you. N o. fi KII'TION, AND CLAIM TO BE 1 AM ! CAROLINA. Becaus Knowieaf city property tl?at will soon dou- pairing oi's investor who plants his mon- wouldn't is conceed.-d by the best of farmg the .ost desirable. We have a smith to jnn'jction with our business we Of cours i and if you want fire insurance. repair wi plate glass insurance, life insu- I have a at all t ans, executors, and business in- J autos an ntion it deserves. I and Dayl TAX NO The books will be open for the coll day of October, 1913 to December 31, #? Tax levy for State Special school Constitutional School Ordinary Co. Past indebtedness Int. on R. R. Bonds Road and bridges Total levy __ ? Cheraw Graded School, Spec Marburg " ' Orange Hil^^^ " 1 TeeDee^^^^^ " ' Stafford Mill " ' Bethel " ' Center Point " ' Chesterfield " ' Parker " ' Shiloh LSnow Ilill Ruby Wamble Hill White Uak Center " ?? [Cross Roads " " Elizabeth " " Mt. Croghan " " New Ilope " " Wexford " '' Buffalo " ' ** Five Forks " " Pngeland " " Plains " ?? Dudley " " Friendship " " Jefferson " " Long Branch " " Green Hill " " Middendorf " " McBee " " Sandy Run " " Union " " Bay Springs " " Bethesda " " Bear Creek " " Juniper " ' ** Patrick " " Cat Pond " " Lewis " " Ousley " " Palmetto " " Wallace " " Cheraw special Road " Commutation Road Tax is $2 and day of March, 1014. Will Collect at the follov Dudley?Thursday, November 20, 1 Patrick?Monday, November 24, 10 Mt. Croghan?Tuesday, Novunber 5 W. September 15, 1013. The Cheraw Chronii ALIVE k wine and have the gout, and die early, smoke cigars a, eat meat and get Bright's tiould cat nothing and drink should be sure the air which thing left which we can use that is Wasco Flour, plain s section. Our stock is full grocery line. We want to IN A CLASS BY MYSELF e of the experience and je I have to offer you in reautos and bicycles. You take your watch to a blackhave it repaired, would you? e not. Then bring your auto ork to a man who knows how. complete line of accessories imes for both bicycles and d am agent for the Ford care ton Bicycle. tice ection of taxes from tfee 15 13. 5% mills 1 3 3% " 1 y4 " 1% " 2 17% " } al 3 mills Bonds 1% mills 8 " 8 " 4 " Bonds 2% mills 4 - . r 4 " 9 " Bonds 3 mills 4 " 7 " 4 " . ' 8 " 3 4 " 9 " 6 " 3 " 8 " Bonds 4 mills 7 " 2 " 2 " 2 " / 6 " Bonds 5 mills 2 " 3 " 3 " (I 11 r? A L DUUUS t lUiilO 4 " 4 " 3 " 8 " Bonds 4*? mills 4 " 8 " 4 " 7 " 4 " 3 " 6 " 6 " 5 " 4 " 3 " 5 " 2 " must be pai<l by the first ring places. 913. 13. !5, 1913. A. DOUGLASS, County Treasurer. cle $1 per year