Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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To Own Valuable Re Step Towards F It Will Pay You to Investig C-l One lot 75x175, fronting on street leading from A. C. L. depot to Pee Dee river. A bargain for $300. Terms Cash. C-2 Lot 27 in Kinland. Price and terms on application. C-3 Lot 100x300 and commodious residence fronting Market street, known as Brock homestead; nicely 1 noi^hnrlinnH lUtaiUU auu 1U gvuu uvt^uuvixvvu. Price and terms on application. C-4 A block of four business houses on Market street; well located and offered at a bargain as a whole. See us for prices and terms. C-5 A few lots fronting on Third street, opposite LaCoste Evans. These are offered cheap and on easy terms. Ideal locality for a home. Can make you attractive prices. 'See us. C-6 One lot 100x300; well built and commodious residence and desirably located. Can be bad at a ridiculously low price if you see m Maynard-Raley R< nm M \ t I Look for I TRIANG R T 00K for this triang R L' you buy any heate ik It is the trademark of t g H model of the Perfection H Yocc Oil t-Tpafpr jj It is the sign of the gre; l> <; provements ever made ir & ing devices. I pERFECTJ | Smokeless j? ^2nsns3i5 [V 1 The Perfection Heater, as r Ft I gives more heat, holds rr fr : better made and works b P any other heater on the ma Egg It' has a wide, shallow oil f< allows the oil to pass read El wick and insures reliable, u ?fj flame and heat, whether the or nearly empty. BiSi The Perfection is smokeless, L _ the patent locking flame-i ' prevents the wick being tui high enough to smoke. It is F re-wick, because the carrier r t are combined?just turn out f and slip in the new. I Indicator tells how much oil i jr. font. Filler plug is pushed i f. cork?no screw, no thread i Attractive latticed window f t. i The Perfection Heater is fin ti j vitreoue turquoise-blue en? U plain steel drama; looks w< ft? jr. well, easy to carry wherever ? .J Dea/erv every where? or I'.*i':Q for doooriptirv otrcu.i 11 STANDARD OIL C0MP> i?a) s|| Wukhet*. D. C. tkuk,rn,. . C ? Rickwaai, Fa. <1 I I .W.la. c :al Estate is the Firft inancial Success ate Some of These Bargains quick. This is the house fo-.'inerl. n occupied by Mr. J. L. Anderson c C-7 The Hilliard home on Market street offered at what we consider a a bargain price. Call ih and see lis if d you want a desirable home located in b a nice and desirable neighborhood. o C-8 Two lots and 5-room cottage on each in Kinland fronting on J e- ftj Grand street. Prices cheap and h terms to suit C-9 One Jot fronting ton Public ^ Square near post office; offered cheap ? for quick sale; can be bougiht cheaper gj now than ever again. C-10 Lot 100x300; nice five room f( cottage, barn, etc., located on High jc street, near Catholic church. Cheap price and very easy terms. A If von would he Interested in farm Cl land* of any description and size tract it would pay you to look over our list. We are ottering a number of desirable farms cheap and on easy terms. jalty & Trust Co.;; ; CPE RAW. S. C. s< the PfqPP ;le W09? : le before ||| di he latest rajl a) Smoke- Eg T^LZ 1 . |5 jOJj I f|| J jowmade, h pi tore oil, is SS -i.-i- V w etter than ra ;nt, which |f '-' p ir iiy up the g ** nchanging y K* tj font is full gj t " w m . v^H n because frffljM ind wick m * 'iSS* the old KB * tc is in the B^rfj ^ to wear. Bffl v' S| Look for iahed in It) the I STL: f&l TRIANGLE w?,ntcd. g ]( writ* g h fic^X " /<? v\ " ja ?|? ?|? ?J? ? *|? ^ ! 4* h McBEE NEWS ITEMS + ?j? ?j? *|? Mr. Arthur Able and family have loved into the residence formerly ocupied by Mr. G. E. King. Rev. W. A. Beckham will preach t Union Methodist church next Sunay at 11 o'clock a. m., and at Heron church in the afternoon at 3.30 'clock. Mrs. J. S. Steen and children and [r. Muldrow Steen spent Tuesday iu [artsville. The Ladies Aid Society of the Presyterian church held its December leeting Monday afternoon. A misionary society, in connection with le Aid Society was organized. The illowing officers were elected: Present, Mrs. H. R. McLeod; vice-presiont, Mrs. A. A. 'Bolin; treasurer, Miss nn Sowell; corresponding and rearding secretary, Mrs. F. W. Vdtoe. Thieves broke into six or seven box irs here last Monday night and robed them of a quantity of merchanise. Parties who discovered the left on Tuesday morning tracked the I >invoc enmo rlistnnrp. hut lost the I ail. Judging by the tracks leading om the cars, there were three perins that committed the robbery. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Williamson spent unday in Darlington with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Kerr and Lew-! i Lawrence spent Tuesday in Colmbia. Mrs. IJ. H. Turnage and Miss Turage spent Wednesday in Hartsville lopping. Mrs. J. H. Lawrence and son, Leigh, ill leave Friday night for Atlanta to isit her parents. Mrs. F. W. Vetoe spent Tuesday i Hartsville shopping. Mr. Clarence Douglass is spending jveral days in town, visiting Mr. W. . McCoy. -Mr. Bynurn Triplett visited friends i town Sunday. Mrs. A. J. Haley has returned homej fter a visit to Cassatt. Mr. E. A. Marshall spent Tuesday in I artsville. Dr. Norwood, of Bethune, was I i town Tuesday. We regret to state that the conition of Rev. J. T. Grant, who has sen very ill for some time at tire olin hotel, is not nicch better. Miss ee, the trained nurse, who was with Im for several days, returned to olumbia on Sunday morning, but io?her nurse was telegraphed for tat afternoon, as Mr. Grant's conition seemed to grow worse. Mr. Wayne King, of the Ashland iction, was in town Saturday | Iternoon. 1 Mrs. J. A. Rntledge and little son. ' Heath Spring, and Mrs. Gurtha ardner, of Hartsville, spent Sunday id Sunday night with their mother, irs. R. J. r.olin. and family. Mr. Henderson Watkins, of the Bufilo section, above Bebhune, spent a iw days here the past week with his in, Mr. J. H. Watkins. Misses Elliott Hardy and ?Aenes 4 ' ?i?o rl e\A onHnn 1 vans, It'UCUt'i b lit UlC auvu ov uvvt ere accompanied by Mr. John Evris, attended the teachers' meeting t Cheraw last Saturday. Mr. R P. Blackwell. of Route 1. as in town Saturday morning. Prof. H. W. Smith, of Plains, pass1 through town Friday evening for heraw to attend the teachers' meetig there on Saturday. Mrs. L. V. Holly was carried to le hospital at Columbia last Satrday night for an operation. 'She as accompanied by her husband and r. H. N. King. Mr. L. A. McXair, of Cheraw, spent unday with his family here. Mrs. fc.Xnir and little girl left yesterday > spend the holidays with her mothr at Carthage, X. C. Mrs. G. I>. Carter and children spent ist week with relatives near Cartersllle. Mr. .Melton Parr and family, of olumbia, arc spending the holidays i town with relatives. Mr. E. A. Marshall and family will save the last of the week to spend the olidays with relatives in Darling >n county. Mr. Marshal) expects to >ave on the 26th Inst for White Sulhur Springs In Florida, where he ill spend a month or so for his ealth. The family of Mr. W. E. Hendrick. ho have resided here for the past ear, left on Monday for Hartsrille. here they will reside. Mrs. Isabella MePhersoa will leave it l**t of this week t# efind the holidays with relatives at Rock Hill. Miss Emma Poston, of Patrick, is visiting her cousin, Miss Mollie Poston. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Kerr, of Tippecanoe City, Ohio, arrived here on Monday night to spend some time with their son, Mr. L. A. Kerr. Mrs. Dan. McDonald and two children, of Camden, spent last Sunday in town with the family of Mrs. G. T. Ho-ton. x GREAT MASS OF PROOF. Reports of 30,000 Cases of Kidney Trouble, Some of Them Cheraw Cases. Each of some 6,000 newspapers of the United States is publishing from week to week, names of people is its particular neighborhood, who have used and recommend Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney backache, weak kidneys, blader troubles and urinary disorders. This mass of proof includes over 30,000 testimonials. Cheraw is no exception. Here is one of the Cheraw cases. R. N. Montgomery/ grocer, Church street, Cheraw, S. C., says: "My kidneys troubled me for a long time and I had to get up often at night to pass the kidney secretions. My back was very painful and I felt all run down. Doan's Kidney Pills, changed all this. Since I can rest better, do not have any pains or lameness in my back and I am free from the other syinptons of kidney trouble." For sale by all dealers. Price 50c. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y? sole agents for the United States. Remember thg name?Doan's?and take no other. 6 (Advertisement.) Fresh Beef and Pork and Pork Sausage at H. A. Burch's Market PHONE 80 Covington Hotel Building Second Street Cheraw, S. C. FOB FINE TAILORING CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING see C. F. GRAY Phone 135 LADIES WORK A SPECIALTV DR. J. E. FUNDERBFRK, Dental Surgeon, Phones: Office 138; Residence 174 Office over Merchants & Farmers Ban> STEVENSON- & PRINt'l Attorneys at Law Merchants & Farmers Bank Building CHE RAW, . . - S. C. I ! A D. CHAPMAN Livery and Feed Stables Reasonable Prices Prompt Service CHERAW. '? C. Dr. llobson's Ointment llenls Itchy Eczema. The constantly itching, burning sensation and other disagreeable forms of eczema, tetter, salt rheum and skin * i ? TT?.U eruptions promptly cureti uy vr. nuuson's Eczema Ointment. Geo. W. Fitch of Mcndota, Til., says: "I purchased a box of Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment Have hod Eczema ever since the Civil war, have been treated by many doctors, none have given the benefit that one box of Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment has." Every sufferer should try it. We're so positive it will help you we guarantee it or your money refunded. At all druggests or by mail SOc. PfeifTer Chemical Co. Philadelphia and St. Louis. wepfefen. to tofek the wvret, I lntoe Ito tm to to tort metk of a mean + 4- * + + + + + + * + * * 4- COUBT HOUSE NEWS. * ^4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.^! The whole town is taking on Christmas appearances. However, folk are not trading as much as the mershanta hoped for. Short crops they say. Mr. Zack McCoy, of McBee was In town on Monday and Tuesday. Rev. T. B. Owen is spending several days in Clarendon county. Mrs. T. B. Owen is away, visiting relatives and fri.ends )n Williamsburg county. Rev. L. L. Bedenbeaugh and family left last Wednesday for their new home at Darlington. Mr. Bedenbeaugh spent two years as pastor of the Chesterfield circuit and was very popular; and jhis people Regretted having to give him up. He goes to one of the best appointments in the Conference. Rpv J. L,. Tvler and family arrived on Tuesday, Dec. 9th. Mr. Tyler comes to take charge of the Chesterfield circuit. Born, Dec. 10th, Ruth, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Tyler. Married, Dec. 14th, 1313, at the home of Mr. C. W. Davis, Mr. Frank DeBarry and Miss Nettie Pittman. Rev. J. L. Tyler officiating. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Chesterfield. To the Stockholders of The Citizens Bank of Cheraw, S. C. Notice is hereby given, that there ? will be a stockholder* meeting, on Thursday, January 9th, 1914, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as business can proceed, at the office of said Bank in Cheraw, S. C.. at which the following propositions, will be taken up for cpnsideration: FIRST: The question of whether , the said Bank will consolidate with one or more financial institutions; and SECOND: Whether the said corporation will go into liquidation as provided in the Statutes of South Carolina.? You are expected to be represented, either in person or by proxy. R. E. RIVERS, .? . . J; President. ' > Dec. 8. 1931. 1?j_ _ Fits His Case Exactly. "When father waB sick about six ; .., *r years ago he read an advertisement of Chamberlain's Tablets in the papeTS that fit his case exactly," writesMiss ( Margaret Campbell of Ft. Smith, Ark., "He purchased a* box of them and has not been sick since. My sister had stomach trouble and was also benefited by them." For sale by all dealers. * ' V I. Y .J. .J. v V V V V T ^ 4* UXIOX CHURCH NEWS * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Mr. and Mrs. Swillie Gardner went to Hartsville Saturday. . I'rof. \V. N. Cooley, Misses Myrtle Kennedy and Mattle Sellers, teachers of Union Graded School, attended the teachers' meeting at Cheraw last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Newsome spent Saturday in Hartsville. Mr. Geo. E. King, of Bishopville, has moved to his place in this section. Mr. John Blackweil and daughter, Jettye, were in Bethune Saturday. Mr. George King was in Hartsville Saturday. Mr. Jim Sullivan and sister, Abbie, were in Bethune Sunday. Mrs. Jim McDonald visited dier sister, Mrs. J. B. Xorthcutt, Saturday and Sunday. ? Hnni-v WntliSns and son. Oilie. were in Hartsvillc Monday. Mr. W. J. Black well and family visited in Bethune Sunday. Mr. H. D. McQuage was in Hartsvillc one day last week. Mr. Henry Watkins went to Be- > thnne Friday. Mr. Baxter Blaekwell went to Columbia one day last week. Mr. John Sullivan and grandson, Willie Gardner, went to Middendorf Saturday. Mr. Clarence Campbell was in Bethune Friday. Mrs. W. H. Campbell, who has been quite sick for some time, is reported to be worse. Little Mary Lawson King is sick with the measles. Mr. Ross Gardner, of Kelleytown, visited relatives and friends In this watlea ftaaday.