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#!f(??KLE Successor to the Cheraw Reportei which was established July 9, 1885 and entered as Second Class mattei at Cheraw, S. C. J. N. STRICKLIN, Editor and Manager. Subscription Price $1.00 per year. Editor, Publisher and Business Mgr Cheraw needs and should have ar up-to-date opera house. Why no; take this matter up and make it on< of the improvements for accomplish ment for the New Year? One of our leading exchanges says; "About the first thing any towi; should do is to see fhat that its public walkways are put in proper shape and made safe, if not attractive, foi pedestirians to traverse." One of the first things! And just think, Cheraw is one of the oldest towns ii South Carolina! Among the appropriations recommended by the secretary of the treasury is $10,000 for Pee Dee river We think the money ought to be expended in building dams to proted Lthe river lowlands from overflowing instead of digging dirt out of the bottom of the river. Millions have already been wasted that way.?Ben^ nettsville Daily. I That close merchant who was B caught catching the flies out of his W sugar barrel and dusting their feel i to keep them from carrying his su, gar away, was sure "some" stingy but the fellow who Is too stingy tc pay less than two cents per week foi his town paper has that merchanl beat to a frazzle. And there are several of them right here in Cheraw. s The suggestion of The Chronicle ^ that an invitation be extended to thf County Trustees Association to hold its next meeting in Cheraw. was ^^promptly" ^^^B$pruill, who extended, in behalf ol mf the town, the invitation, which was J unanimously accepted, and therefore the next meeting of the Association will be neia in tneraw sumc muc in February. There is no doubt thai Cheraw will do her part in enterthis 'Association. The board t>f 'ftrade, of Cheraw"1 (cooperating with the trustees of thf Cheraw graded school, has tendered to the teachers of Chesterfield count> a most cordial invitation to hold their next meeting here. This meeting will take place on Saturday, Dec. 13 *nd it is earnestly hoped that ever) teacher in the county will be present Cheraw is in hearty sympathy with the teachers of the county in their work in the public schools and extends to each one a warm welcome. Who Is Who I Out of all the guesses received by The Chronicle, Mr. Frank Moore, ol our town, furnishes the only oorr?'cl answer to the puzzle advertisement as to Who Is Who? Following is Frank's guess: No. 1. I think No. 1 is Mr. T. S Gregory, who is running a livery sale and feed stable. Ife has also all kinds of farm furnishings and buggies and mules and horses. No. 2. 1 believe that No. 2 is Mr R. Mel. Watts, who is running si complete line of staple and fancj groceries. No. 3. I believe No. 3 is the Cheraw Drug Coi.. "The Little Drug Store Around the Corner." This is one ol the best drug stores in Cheraw. No. 4. I believe that No. 4 is the Maynard-Raley Realty and Trust Co. the ones that give you a square deal in land and real estate. No. 5. 1 think No. 5 is the Cheraw Auto and Bicycle Shop, L. G. Lowery proprietor. He does all kinds of repair work?both bicycle and auto and sells all kinds of supplies. Frank, therefore, wins the $3. and no doubt he will be around after it soon after reading this in The Chronicle. Stomach Troubles Disappear Stomach, liver and kidney troubles weak nerves, lame back and female ills t disappear when Electric Bitten are used. Thousands of women would not bewithout a bottle in their home i WHERE METHODIST ' PREACHERS G01914: ' i (Continued from page 4) ( Timmonsville circuit, G. T. Rhoad; ? assistant Sunday-school editor, L. F. 1 Beatty; Conference section education, ? Peter Stokes. !' Greenville District?P. F. Kilgo, presiding elder; Clinton, \V. A. Fairy; s Easley circuit. J. D. Holler; C. B. \ ' Burns. supernumerary; Fountain ? Inn. M. P. Wharton; Gray Court, W. 1 T. Munnerlyn; Greenville, Buncombe s Street. M. L. Carlisle; St. Paul, E. S. \ Jones; Hampton Avenue, W. M. 0\v- I ings; West Greenville. S. L. Rogers, I supply; South Greenville. P. R. Kil- t go; Brand and Judson. J. E. Strick- 1 land; Bethel and Poc. W. B. Garrett; I Greenville circuit. J. G. Huggins; I Greer, E. H. Beckham; Laurens J. It. IT T Moinr1 .I.nnrens circuit!. W. Vl. | c Lewis, supply; Liberty, to be supplied; Pickens circuit. R. H. Lupo; Norris circuit, J. T. McFarland; Pickens, L. E. Wiggns; Piedmont, O. M. Abney; Simpsonville. H. C. Mouzon, supply; Greers. J. D. Dell, supply; Easley, D. D. Jones; Travellers' Rest D. R. Roof. Kingstree District?H. B. Browne, presiding elder;Andrews. W. 0. Henderson; supply Cades, L. E. Peeler; Cordesville. G. C. Gardner. Georgetown; Duncan, Henry J. Canteen; West End. J. B. Mahaffey; Greeleyville. W. P. Way; H. W. Whittaker, . Now is tt | to place youi { CO, ( I handle a 4 ii. l. r Choice Fan on Easy A-l?754 acres five miles from Harts, j vllle, sandy loam, clay sub-soil. 12 horse farm in cultivation; 10 lior.se farm can be added with, out cost, as wood from land will pay cost of clearing; good local market for wood; two modern residences, cost $2000 each and twelve tenant houses, barns and tobacco barns; complete sawmill, grist mill and ginnery with water power; good pastures and fresh water streams; near good schools and churches; Price $35 per acre, $0000 cash and balance any time within 20 years . at 7 per cent interest; A chance of a life-time. > A-2?115 acres six miles N. IV. of Chesterfield and 3 miles from Ifuby, 05 acres in cultivation, balance woodland, some timber; gravel soil and clay, produces bale cotton per acre easily; six room dwelling and out-building, ...... tlirpi> rooms in i? iriiuui iiviu... ...... eaeli, fresh water stream through ' place and good well water and good orchard: church and school within half mile; Trice sM">00. \ 1-3?1600 aeres more or less, laying betweea A. C. L. It. It. and Pee Dee river, between Chcrnw and Society Hill, known as part of 1 the (Jregg and Itiirch land, or ' Mrs. Irliy land; For price and ] terms see us. 1 X-l? 31 acres of laud in Steer Ten | Township hounded by C. D. Wilkes, Dan Hatcher, Hums and t others; Make us an offer. ? Maynard-Raley Re PfitVl M upernumerary; Honey Hill, W. H.' Jerry; Johnsonville and Prospect, B. Ingram; Jordan. W. T. Patrick; i Cingstree, D. A. Phillips; Lake City, 1. W. Arial; McClellanville G. A. Teasley; New Zion, P. K. Rhoad; , 'ee Dee. J. C. Taylor; supply Pinop- , )lis, J. W. Bailey; Rome. R. E.Sharpe; Salters. W. T. Bedenbaugh; Sampit, J. ?. Farr; Scranton. J. B. Prosser; i south Florence. P. A. Murray; Sumnerton. C. C. Derrick. Marion District?R. H. Jones, presiding elder; Aynor, F. S. Hook; supsly Blenheim. J. S. Beasley; Brittons seek, to be supplied; Brownsville L. T. Phillips; Bucksville, W. R. Barnes; supply, Centenary, R. R. Doyle; Convay. A. D. Betts: Conway circuit, W. I. Phillips; supply Clio, A. E. Holies; Jillon. A. J. Cauthen; Gallivant, to >e supplied; Latta. F. H. Shuler;; kittle River. J. E. Cook; Little Rock, \ L. Glennan; Loris, S. T. Creech, i. L Singleton supernumerary; Marion, B. R. Turnfpseed; Marion lircuit, J, M. Meetze; Mullins, W. C. sirkland; Mullins circuit, M .F. Jukes; Little Pee Dee, \V. C. Owen; .Vaceamaw, E. F. Scoggins; Horry ndustrial School. E. 0. Watson, pres dent. Orangeburg District?M. L. Banks, residing cider; Bamberg and Bam>erg Mills, \V. H. Hodges; Barnwell, >V. J Snyder; Branchville, T. J. A'liite; Cameron, ' *. W. Godboldt; )enmark, H. G. Hardin; Edisto. S. I. Booth; Eutawville, S. D. Vaughan; 3 rover. T. A. Sheaiy; Harleyville, R. 3. Boulware; Norway, A. S. Leslie; )lar, to be supplied; Orangeburg, St. le Time | * orders for ? \L J ill kinds f WE | nsForSale Terms \-5?17 acres known as Alfred McDonald tract, bounded by Gordon Camp Branch, Frank Them as, .Lemuel Lime ana ornery Look this up and make us au offer. 1-6?100 to 500 acres on Juniper Creek, two miles S. of Cheraw; ten new tenant houses, nine harns, pood water, etc., sandy soil and produces well; is a dandy place and close-In; Price for quick sale $20,000. Easy terms. \-7?10acres -\k miles of Mt. I'rophnn, known as Ceo. Moore place, of which 110 acres is under hipli state of cultivation; six room residence and throe ten. ant houses; Price $37.50 per acre and reasonable terms. V-S?50 acres, 15 cleared and one hiiildinp, one-half mile of Eaple Sprinps, C. Price quick sale lo.uu per acre. V-9?200 acres one-quarter mile of (Juess, (55 acres cleared and cultivated and 1.1 ready for cultivation; Four roon house; Price $|s.00 per acre and this is "dirt" cheap. This is only a partial list of the iiany bargains in farm lands we are uTerlng, and if you don't find liere vhat yon want, tell 11s so we can get t for you. If yon have cither conntry or town roperty for sule and want quick remits, list it with us; we KNOW IIO>V 0 sell it and our charges are only > per cent. alty & Trust Co. CHEBAW. S. C. Paul, W. B. Duncan; Elliot Station, A. A. Corbett; supply Orangeburg circuit, S. W. Henry; Orange, J. J. Stevenson; Providence, T. L. Belv|n; Rowesville, J. A. Graham; Smoakes, | J. C. Counts; St. George. W. E. Wiggins. Rock Hill District?R. L. Holroyd, presiding elder; Blacksburg, t obe supplied; Blackstock, W. M. Hardin; Chester, J. L. Daniel; Chester circuit, W. T. Duncan; Clover, J. N. Isom; East Chester, J. V. Davis; supply East Lancaster, W. C. Kelly; Fort Mill, J. P. Patton; Hickory Grove, H. R. Hardy; Lancaster, E. T. Hodges; Lancaster circuit, C. W. Burgess; North Rock Hill and City Mission, J. A. White; B, R. Ulmer, supply; Richburg, W. S. GoodWin; Rock Hill, St. John's, P. B. Wells; Rock Hill circuit, J. S. Spinks; Van Wyck, J. H. Montgomery; Winnsboro, J. B. Tray wick; Yorkville, H. Stokes. Spartanburg District?R. E. Stackhouse, presiding elder; Belmont, W. P. Meadows, Jr.; Campobcllo, J. R. Copeland; Carlisle, R. O. Lawton; Cherokee, R. 0. Brock; supply Chesnee G. H. Hodges; supply Clifton and Glcndale, C. P. Carter; supply Drayton and Beaumont, W. H. Polk; Duncan, J. K. Hoi man; Knoree, W, B. Justus; Gaffney, Buford Street, G. C. Leonard; Limestone Street, J. W. GKaII* /"loffrnrtv T A Rloflsno! Inman, J. W. Lewis ;Jonesville. J. A. Cook; Kelton, T. G. Gibson; Pacolet, A. H. Host; Pacolet .Mills A. V. liarbin; Reidsville, E. L. McCoy; Spartanburg, Bethel, A. X. Branson, Central, C. C. Herbert; Union, Grace, J, C. Roper; Buffalo and G. Street, W. F. Gault; South Union, J. H. Banner; Saxon and Textile Institute. J. H. Brownfield, agent; Woodfuff G. G. Harley; superintendent Anti-Saloon League, J. L. Harley; Industrial Institute, D. E. Camak, president. Sumter District?H. W. Boyd, presiding elder; Bethany, 0.s N. Rountree; Bishopville, G. E. Edwards; Camden, C. B. Smith; Camden circuit, J. C. Davis; Elloree, J. L. Mullinix; Fort Motte, W. C. Gleaton; Heath Springs, J. B. Weldon; Kershaw, S. D. Bailey; Lynchburg S. J. Bethea; Manning, G. P. Watson; Oswego, J. P. Attawav; Pinewood, R. M Dubose; Providence, J. E. Cohn supply; Richland, George Gary" Lee; "St. John's and Rembert's, E. P. Hutson; St. Matthew's, G. F. Kirby; Sumter, Trinity, D. M. McLeod; Broad Street, J. M. Rogers; Wateree. D. O. Spivey. Transferred, E. K. Hardin to Baltimore Conference; G. P. Penny to Florida Conference; B. G. Vaughan to Pacific Conference; C. B. Uawsey to Brazil Conference. Just three weeks from today is Christmas. We hope Santa Claus remember each and every one. DON'T MISTAKE THE CAUSE Many Chernw People HaTe Kidney Trouble and Do not Know it Do you have backache? Are you tired and worn out? Feel dizzy, nervous and depressed? Are the kidney secretions irregular? Highly colored; contain sediment? Likely your kidneys are at fault. Weak kidneys give warnings of distress. Heed the warning; don't delay? Use a tested kidney remedy. Read this Wadesboro testimony. Mrs. M. E. Ponton, south side, Wadesboro, N. C\, says: "For some deal of trouble. My back was very weak and lame and it was hard for time my kidneys had given me a great me to get about. The kidney secretions also bothered me." Doan's Kid r>:iio cr. hitrhiv recommend Iltrjr x mo nciv ou ed that I used them and was cured. I am pleased to confirm my former endorsement of Doan's Kidney Pills, given in 1911." For sale by all dealers. Price 50c. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. 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