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Mr. D. W. Knight, of Jefferson, i
candidate for County Auditor, was i
visitor in the city last Friday.
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Mr. G. H. Gulledge, one of Ruby'i
most successful ybung farmers, mar
keted cotton on the Cheraw marks
last Friday, receiving therefor 15 1cents.
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The new porch added to Mrs. Aril
na James handsome honi^, come
Market and Third streets, has adde<
materially to its beauty.
The cool spell of the past weeli
following as it did the delightful rail
of Tuesday a week ago, put a smil
on the 'face of our farmers that ha
not yet come off.
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Mr. B. T. Long has moved to hi
new home vat Wilsonia. This ne\
suburb of Charming Cheraw is rapid
iy building up and this handsom
cottage of Mr. B. T. Long's is going t
be followed at once with one to b
built by his brother Mr. J. M. Long
"Water and sewer connection wit!
Cheraw's main supply will soon b
made.
Misses Martha and Mamie Walsl
s, of Chester, are the guests of their con
sin, Miss Annie Reid.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wright spentSun
day at Big Springs.
Midses Mary and Vera Striqkli
have returned home after visiting i
Manning, Sumter, Rock Hill and Bi
Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. LaCoste Evans an
children were at Big Springs Sunda:
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Mrs. J. N. Strickli# and childre
* ^have returned after several days visl
Et - tat Big Springs. . ,.. _ A
Messrs. George Terrell, Clyde Coward,
Walker Eddens, Dewey Burcl
Walter Mcintosh and Johnnie Threa
Robert and J. N. Stricklin were at Bi
- Springs Sunday.
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Miss Ida Hoffman, of Charlestor
spent Monday in the city the goes
of her cousins, the Misses Coward.
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Mrs. Marvin Sanders, of Newburr
N. C., is visiting her parents, Mr. an
Mrs. J. S. Bishop.
* Rev. and Mrs. Frontis Fnnderbur
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. LaCost
Evans.
Wood's Trade Mark
Crimson Clover
Is Best Quality Obtainable,
of High Tested Germina,
tion and Purity.
Crimson Clover is a wonderful soilimprover;
also makes splendid fall,
winter and spring grazing, the earliest
green feed, or a good hay crop.
A crop of Crimson Clover turned
under is equal to a good application
of stable manure, and its value as a
soil-improver is worth $20. to $o0. per
acre.
Wood's Descriptive Fall Catalog
giving1 full information about
CRIMSON CLOVER, ALFALFA,
WINTER VETCH,
and^all FARM aud GARDEN SEEDS
for Fall sctving, mailed ou request.
Write ior Catalog and price* of any
Seeds required.
T. W. WOOD Cs SONS.
Seedsmen, - Richmond. Va.
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Kimberly Council of the Junior i
1 Order United American Mechanics I
* held ^heir( annual picnic at Dixon 1
Springs on Thursday, July 30th. .
Before nine o'clock the crowd began 1
- to assemble, and by the time of the
r call for dinner it was estimated that
i nearly three hundred people had
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milieu. 1 uc } UUllg iilltl iue U1U
joinedhands in the holiday spirit
t and the large number of friends and
n invited guests participated freely in
e the feenerous spirit of friendliness ^
3 and brotherliness made so extraordinarily
pleasant by the kind attentions
of the members of this highly benefi- ,
B cial organization. Dixon Spring Is
v ideally situated for such an occasion
due to the abundance of shade which
e it has from morning till night, and
Q to the cool and healthy water which
the spring supplies. Several people
r stated that it w?s the firs* time in
jj years that they had visited the
c spring, some enjoying the occasion
especially because they had not
visited the spring in twenty years.
About ten o'clock the frying of the
' [ fish was begun and it was not until
about one o'clock that enough had
been cooked with which to supply
the crowd. The men did the cookl"
ing on this occasion which possibly
accounts for the time it took to
fry the fish, but it may be said that
n tihey were cooked to the queen's |
n taste Numerous picnic baskets sup-'
K plied by the ladies made such an
abundance of food that quanitities had
to be carried home,
d After dinner the crowd gathered
under the oaks for the speaking. A
note from Mr. T. W. Belk was read
n which expressed his regrets at his
inability to bd present, owing to
~ pressing busine^i. The other invited
speaker, Mr. L. C. Wannamaker then
" addressed the crowd, choosing as his
theme the mqrlt' of the alms of the
Order. Prom the subject of a growing
8 brotherhood among men were developed
pleaA for education and restricted
immigration. It was urged that
'? enthusiam and work be put behind
the Junior Order so that it's good
work would he more widely disseminated.
The American flag he said,
' should wave not defiant to the world,
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Washable Suits at q
$1.00 Suits for
$1.25 " "
$1.50 " "
$2.00 " . "
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but peacful, and significant of a stamp
of citizenship unequaled by the type
of ancient Greece or Rome, because
our opportunities are greater for
cultivating our citizenship. When a
reference was made to the race for
the House of Representa*'? h'
speaker said that on election day he
would be found holdinfg his own.
The speaking over, a game of baseball
was next indulged in, after which
the crowd dispearfaed, having had a
most enjoyable day. It was the
stated intention of many that it was
their purpose to assist and further
the interests and objects of the ^
Junior Order as much as it was In
their power to do so. ^
Misses Elizabeth and Gertrude I (
PhamliAi*1aln ,1 " T1: ? I (
vuuiuuvt luin ?ciit uunu iu ni^;
Springs Monday night to attend the
dance, returning Tuesday morning.
Mrs. D. L. Tillman and little daughter
have returned from Big Springs
after aweek's stay.
Mrs. H. A. McLeod is visiting relatives
at Laurens.
On Friday, August 21st there will
be a picnic and barbecue at Biv
Springs. Every body js invited to
attend and carry a basket, with some
extra, plain cornbread and pickle to go
ajong with the barbecue, which will
be furnished by the Resort Co
Among the noted speakers that have
accepted invitations to speak are
Hon. E. J. Watson, of Columbia, and
Hon. David R. Coker, of Hartsville
S. C. Music by brass band throughout
the day.
Card of Thanks.
Through the colums of this paper [
we desire to return our warmest <
''hanks for the kindness and sympathy <
extended to us during the sickness <
and death of our brother. While there j
is a vacency in our homes,yet as we j
reflict upon the many deeds of svmpa- *
thy and love of the citizens of our
town, it gives a silver liginn to the
dark cloud left by death.
/ . J.P. Watson
C. C. Watson
O.E. Watson
NOTICE.
The Books of Registiation *or
Chesterfield County will be open at
the Court House until 30 days before
the General Election.
S. B. TIMMOXS,
E. T. WHITE,
W. M. BELK,
County Boa^d of Registration.
HERS
ys with high class
uite a saving.
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INSURANCE OF
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Interest Paid on Depc
YOU AND WILL 1
Afre?n?it BcmM * ii Mexican
Crisis. , C
Mexico City, August 5.?Provisional t<
President Carbajal and Gen. Venus- f
tiano Car ran ra, head of the Conati- t
I tutionalist movement, today reached a t
full agreement concerning the turning <
over of the Government to the Constl- ]
tutionalist8. It is expected a general ]
amnesty will be declared soon. Hos- *
tilities were suspended today.
All Europe Is la Arms.
On the one hand Auatrl-Hungary
and Germany are opposed by Russia,
France, Great Britain. Servia,
> and Montenegro. Italy has declared
her neutrality, but is mobolixing.
I Belgium, Holland and Switzerland'
have mobollzed.
The German demand that the eBl
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The Pleased I
with which a gift of some of
received is a tribute to its cha
taste. And as the pleasure cc
an evidence that
Our Jewc
has a beauty of quality as well
Choose good jewelry and ch
be wise.
CROWN JEW I
CHER AW,
Guaranty Loan
CHERAW,
Real Estate
All Kinds ofjnsurac
It will be our pie
Prompt attention at all ti
Cnvp iiq vrmr FIRF
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represent the strongest st<
Phone 192
hant i w-? . ev%.,,
air of leggings i/> ?rientnrv
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Ooq Had Appetite foi
A chick6D-Btea'.ing dog
nt Trick. barton (Scotland) dlstric
it trick * easloned some anxiety tc
izerland. "her? hen keeper*. On a the
iple went on a being made a number <
ountain. recovered buried in a
>uple got a bobwere
eaten, an<
ie mountainside fQr lmmediate ua
express bsi-re waa ^.covered that
down the moun- the tr<mWe wa? a larg<
dor dog. which hti hec
district at "Will for ?? ?
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r a local druggist Explanation ot I
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ALL KINDS AND
y and City Property
sits.
PPRECIATE YOUR I
Wanted every automobile owner in
bersw, Cole Hill and Steerpen
>wn?hips to show hie lore tor "Good
toads" by sending Prank Kins, Coun7*
Supervisor, FIVE DOLLARS as
lis free-will offering to the National
Sap to Cap Juniper Valley Highway.
Do it now, for five dollars worth of
labor and clay looks like a mountain*
to the eople who are trying to build
this route.
Hammer Coughs Are Dangerous
Summer colds are dangerous. They
Indicate low vitality and often lead to
serious Throat and Lung Troubles,
- ? ??Dr. King's
or ccld promptly vrtneat ?m;;?!!
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until* tr1* kM y?u t
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Surprise |
our jewelry is always 1
rm of design and good |
mtinues a life time it is 1
ilry i
[ as a beauty of form. j|>
loose it here and you'll i
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