Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, August 27, 1914, Image 4
GERMANS OCCUPY ;
BRUSSELS III LflSI
ONLY OUTPOST FIGHTING IS OC
CURRING ON THE BATTLE
LINE.
BELGIUM CAPITAL FALLEN
I
Reports Do Not Cover Casualties BeFore
City Fell?Price of Food Is
Declining Now.
London.?The Germans have at last
occupied Biussels '>ut In Alsace they
seem to he making no advance. The
latest report is that the French have
recaptured Muelhausen and it still
seems true that after 18 days of fighting
there are no German troops on
French soil.
On Germany's Eastern frontier there
has been considerable outpost fighting
which would indicate that the Rus- :
sians are completing their work of
concentration. There have been no
serious collisions in this legion as yet, '
however. Austria is too much engag- |
ed with Russia and with need of helplng
Germany to make much progress
in her campaign against Sorvia.
No news whatever has been received
of any naval movements, j
either in the North Sea or the MedIterranean.
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Demand the penuir
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# THE COCA-COlJ
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you see r.n Nf^Arrow
think ?
of Coca-Cola
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it is certainly not a confnrtah'c
should invade your home, they could so
vaults for taking care of your mom-v.
strong locks and thick walls. Why
have I'KAl'.K OF MINI), and th~.t
safe hands.
]>o YOUR hai
The First Ns
Lost Dollars
Make a mental note of tl
your days. The dollar tit a
no ni >re ?j;o >d. Hat the t
in this safe hank and drav
compounded ijuarterJy, is i
sleep and play. It is your
iness.
Then, too, there are nun
an association with this ban
to the you hit business man;
THOUSAN l)S <>f dollars t
Come in and let us shov
help you.
Merchants & F
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The death of rope mis will be
made the occasion for another effort
to bring about peace. It is stated
that when t! e conclave meets in
Rome to elect a new pope it will send
an appeal to the waning nations for J
peace and will ask the United States
to aid in bringing about tranquility.
According to the few t?its of news
allowed to come in from Berlin something
like normal eonditions prevail
in the German capital. The price of
food is declining and now that troop ,
movements have been completed a resumption
of c^neral work on railways
is beginning.
Confirmation has been received on
the report that Kmperor William has
ordered resistance to any effort that
Japan may make to seize Kiso Chow. ;
Japanese Keturnea.
San Francisco.?The Japanese cruis- !
er Idznmo from San Diego entered
Sun Francisco harbor.
Hoke Smith Carries Georgia.
Atlanta, Ga.?Complete and incomplete
returns from a majority of the
counties of Georgia at a late hour at
night indicated that United States
Senator Hoke Smith has been nominated
for re-election to the Senate
over ills (pponent, former Governor
Joseph .M. Brown, by an overwhelming
majority in the statewide Democratic
primary. Nomination is equivalent to
election. Fulton county, in which At- ,
lanta is located, 'vas carried by Suiitb
i-y more than G.OCO majority.
New Call to Arms.
Loridon.?In a dispatch from Amsterdam
the Reuters Telegram Company
correspondent transmits an oficial
crmmnnieation from Vienna
sayinp that a new iiu>oili/.ation order
calls all first-class reservists
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vigor, refreshment, sfy
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f'M lint; to Know tl.:it if burglars or lire
icaislv linil voi r mom-v. Our banK has
It \\;is built for that purpose, with
not put your nionev in the bank and
s riiiv ifdiiu: of knowing t'.at it is in
iking with l"S.
atinnal Rank
ire No Good
lis ;uiil remember it all
t is spent ian bring \?>u
loll ir that is deposited in
cs 4 per cent, interest,
nakin^ money while \on
"silent partner" in busuhers
of ways in which
k can he of great benefit
; such ways as may mean
:o him in a few years.
v you wherein we can
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BIG BATTLE RAGES
NEWS IS BOTTLED
PRACTICALLY IMPOSSIBLE TO
GET ANY NEWS AWAY FROM
BRUSSELS.
LITTLE CHANGE IN ALSACE
French Cavalry Have Successful Encounter
With Germans at FlorenviII?.?Germans
Crossing Meuse.
London.?Dispaches from Brussels
announce that the British, French and
Russian Ministers, with their staffs,
have left for Antwerp.
The Brussels correspondent of the
Exchange TefCgraph Company says It
is becoming practically impossible to
get news away from Brussels as the
censor forbids Information concerning
troop movements being published
However, it is certain that a tremeu
dous battle is in progress within the
area stretching from Diest and Tirle
mont, as far as Givet.
The general impression here is thai
no effort will be made to concentrate
for the defense of Brussels as the at
tacking Germans would not be of suf
ficient strength to warrant such con
centration.
I Paris.?The following official state
ment was given out:
| "Latest advices are to the effecl
that the French Army has reached
Mjrhunge (Morchingen) in Alsace
Lorraine, IS miles southeast of Metz
Our advance was very rapid In the
afternoon beyond the river Seille. Al
the end of the day we reached Delme
on one side, and Morhange 011 the
other.
"There is little change in the situa
tion in Upper Alsace. We continue tc
advance in Vosges. The Germans
have retaken the village of Ville. Oui
troops have occupied Chatean Salins
and Dieuze, but face well fortified and
strongly held positions.
"Our cavalry has had a successfu
encounter with the Germans at Flor
envllle, Belgium. Large Germar
formes, it is announced, are crossinj
the Meuse between Liege and Namur
"One of the French brigadiers has
asked the commander-in-chief tc
make public the following facts.
"A French Hussar made prisoner
was dragged by German soldiers intc
an Alsatian village and his throai
was cut before the villagers, who tea
tify to the deed."
Hurt In Auto Wreck.
Columbia.?Mrs. If. C. Randolph and
Mrs. Paul Matthews were painfully In
jured recently in an automobile acci
dent at Gregg and Gervais streets
The engine on the automobile wenl
"dead" and was struck by a work cai
of the Columbia street railway com
pany which was proceeding down the
hill. Mrs. Randolph, who was at the
wheel, jumped and was knocked un
conscious. Mrs. Matthews was unable
to leave the car, which was carried
over 200 feet, according to Mr. Mat
thews before stopping.
Attend Annual Meeting.
Columbia.?J. E. McDavld, manapei
of the Columbia office of the South
can Life and Trust Company ol
Greensboro, leaes for Asheville to at
tend the annual meeting of the Hun
dred Thousand Club of that companj
at Pinecrove Inn. This is Mr. McDa
vid's fifth consecutive winning o
membership in the club. This yeai
I he Is also in the more rarefied atmos
I nhere of membership in the Two Hun
dred Thousand Club. Since the com
pany opened offices here it has Jn
vested $70,000 in Columbia.
No reward la comparable to the Ir
ward assurance that you have don
your best?Marden.
Men resemble the gods in nothin
so much as in doing good to their fe!
low creatures.?Cicero.
CARRANZA ENTERS CAPITAL.
Mexico City.?Qen. Venustiano Cat
ranza, supreme chief of the Mexicai
revolution and now Provisional Presl
dent of the Republic, entered the Cap
Ital.
It is estimated that more than 150,
000 persons crnowded the line o
march of the new President and hi:
followers, which extended from thi
village of Atzoapotazalco to the Na
tional Palace, six miles. There wai
ho disorder as General Carranza an<
his staff passed through the cheerlni
crowds, which showered them witl
flowers and confetti and from whicl
came cries of "long live Carranza
long live the Constitutionalist Gov
eminent."
Infection and Insect Bites Bangcrou:
Mos(|iiitos. flies and other insects
which breed quickly in garbage pails
! ponds of stangnant water, barns
| musty places, etc., are carriers of dis
case, Every tunc tnoy one you, me:
inject. poison into your system fron
which some dread disease may resul
(Jet a hottle of Sloan's Liniment. I
I is antiseptic and a few drops wil
neutralize the infection caused by in
sect bites rusty sells. Sloan':
Liniment disinfects Cuts, Bruises anc
Sores. You cannot affor^ to be with
out it in your home. 6illy 2.1c. a
your Druggist.
Berlin Hears Decree.
Washington. ? Japan's declaration
of war on Germany has reached Iier
lin, according to official reports re
ceived in Washington. Whether the
declaration was sent by cable or wireless
was not Indicated.
Report Confirmed.
Paris,?The foreign office declared
that France a^d Great Britain had
agreed to advance to Belgium to help
hor meet the demands of Germany,
the sum of $i00,00U,000. Each power
will contribute $50,000,000.
Summer Coughs Are Dangerous
Summer colds are dangerous. They
indicate low vitality and often lead to
serious Throat a"d Lung Troubles,
Including Consumption. Dr. King's
New Discovery will relieve the cough
or cold promptly and prevent complications.
It Is soothing and antiseptic
and makes yon feci better at
once . To delay is dangerous get a
bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery
.' >e. ami $!.(??? bottles at your Drugf.nc.
pud Sl.OPbottlcs at your Druggist.
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j ABLE TO EAT A FEW TR FLE
Star's Appetite Had Not Com' jletel
Failed, Judging by the^lnr er
She Order?|^*y^
The theatrical manager leane< I wea
ily against the desk In the ol3ce c
the hotel.
"Well, how goes it?" said thf clerl
The manager shrugged his shduldei
without replying.
"Good business?"
Tho manager evaded the qircstloi
"I'm afraid we may have to close bi
fore the season's over. My star's sicl
When sho comes to the theater e
night she's hardly able to get tfiroug
her work. She says she can't eat an;
, thing."
Just then the telephone bell rani
The clerk turned to answer {t. A
ter listening for a moment hd 6aid
"Wait till I get a pencil. I'vejgot t
1 write that down."
As he wrote he repeated: >'Moc
, turtle soup, soft shell crabs, horte
house steak, half a chicken, fcashe
potatoes, peas, string beans, lomat
salad, ice cream, strawberries tjad co
i fee. Whew!" Then he shoutid int
i the phone: "How many is thatdinne
for? One? Whew!" -J
Then he turned to the ninage
"That's your 'star's' dinner," f? uai
quietly. 0
Directory of Minerals.
I Every city has a directory r.f its ii
habitants. If you do not kq?Rra po
son's name but do known:u;t h
j Is a paperhanger, the classified bus
ness directory will locate him far vm
I A directory of the useful nmeral
In the United States, on rau?h th
1 6aino plan, has just been published b
the United States Geological ftirve;
If you want to know where ety on
of the 400 useful minerals occfts, thi
directory gives the list of localtieu i
each state where your mineral, vill b
found. This publication should je^us<
ful to many classes of people'-ii man
ways. If someone wants to s<|l yo
stock in a Texas oil company t.e r
port will tell you In what counlies i
Texas oil is produced and lr> win
other counties It may eventuaily t
found. If your wife wears ;~bloo<
I stone lavalliere, the report gives yo
the only locality in the United State
I where that stone is known ti. occu
If you want to manufacture plaster (
paris or need lime for your ba<k pa
ture, this report will tell you wiere t
find the gypsum and gives the ltcatio
' of your nearest limekiln. |
> GOOD HACKS FOK BAIf
' Client w Kosldeiits Are Learnln< Ho
t To Mxeliunge the Old Hart
For a Stronger One.
Does your back ache, feel wetk an
painful?
Do you suffer headaches, Hngiu
I and depression? I
Is the urine discolored, passages i;
regular?
The kidneys may be calling fer hel
Weak kidneys cannot do their wor
Give them the help they ne*d.
To cure kidney backache you nun
cure the kidneys.
Use a tested and proven feldm
remedy.
Doan's Kidney Pills
following
E. T. West, BroatWTT Darlttglo
S. C., says: "I had a lame and fchir
back and pains through my kidney
I used Doan's Kidney Pills as dlreot<
and they acted so beneficially, lhat
have no hesitation in telling of n
experience. 1 have not been bo|her<
by backache since."
Convincing proof of merit in tl
The above is not an isolated: cas
Mr West is only one of many ih th
vicinity who have greatfully encorsr
Doan's. If your back aches?ifi yoi
kidneys bother you, don't simpfv at
? for a kidney remedy?ask distinct'
0 for Doan's Kidney PPls, the san
that Mr. West had. Fiftc all store
Foster-Milburn Co., Props., Biffal
1 X. Y. Ho. 1
WIKfcLtSS CHUM UtKLin.
Recounts Victory Over French ar
^ | the Pursuit.
[. I Berlin.?(By wireless to AsBouatt
I Press from \auen. Germany to Sa
j ville, L. 1.)?Official announcmiei
_' was made here that the German arm
L | commanded by Grand Duke Alfred
, 1 of Wnterteniberg has defeated
i French army at Neufchatelau.
It captured many guns, flans ar
prisoners, Including several general
j j German armies under Prince Ru
1 precht of Bavaria. Crown Print
^ Frederick Wilhelm and Grand
. Albrecht are vigorously pursuing tt
. French.
\ | The army under Rupprecht cai
: tured 150 nuns at Luneville, Ba'moi
! and Cirey (in the French departnei
! of Muerthe-et-Moselle.)
< The army commanded by thf
, crown prince pursued the Frencl b
, yond Longway.
The Get mans are west of the Mius
.' nnd are advancing against Mue?&leg<
, They have defeated an Englieh hii]
nde of cavalry.
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I .. Has \onr Child Worms .
j j Most children do. A Coated. Firrc
. longuo; strong isreatu; mopac
, Pains; Circles under Eyes; Palo, Sa
I low Complexion; Nervous*, Fretful
. Grinding of Tenth; Tossing in Sieer
t Peculiar Dreams?any one of lies
t i
indicate Child has Worms. Get a bo
of Kickapoo Worm Killer at once
kills the Worms?the cause of von
t child's condition. Is Laxative and aK
Nature to expel the Worms.
Siypplied in candy form. Easy fc
1 ! children to take. 2">? at your Drip
gist.
Kiicklen's Arnica Salve for Cuts,
F-or Those Who Wish to Reduce.
Do you always take every opporti
nity to walk when you can? If j
is a matter of several blocks, do yc
take a car when it is possible? Tuk
every opportunity to walk, but \^al
as if you really enjoyed it; put som
energy into this exercise. Really mpk
it an exercise. Do not eat more tha
1 one starchy food at a meal, drin
plenty of water, but betwaen meiih
and, above ail, eat enough to alia
hunger, but stop there; do not dot
tinue as if you were never going t
get another meal instead of one quit
as heavy in another four or five honri
Another thing sleep with plenty! c
fresh air circulating In your sleepin
room and if you aro very stout Id
with just sufficient sleep, and ablv
all omit the nap in the middle of th
day. f
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J! CARE FOR BROODER CHICKS ~
r. Losses During Brooding Period Cause ^
f. Many Poultry Farms to Fail?
I: Classification of Devices. '
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(By PROF. JOHN WILLARD P.OLTE.) 1
^1 A brooder Is any device for hous- j
| ing baby chicks and furnishing them
(j with tlio protection and warmth that ..
Q they get from the hen under natural ^
fm' conditions.
_i Like all domestic fowls, the baby
,r chicken lacks the power to keep himself
warm enough to develop, and he
_ ' must receive heat from outside sources
? at regular intervals, even iu mild N
: weather, or he will die. It is really j
remarkable l.ow many different things ;
' can kill chicks, and it is the losses
during the brooding period that cause 1 ?
thinking or lie will fail. I S
r" The use c.f artificial brooders is ab-1
10 solutely nee ssary where the eggs are
hatched in large numbers by incuba-1
tors, because it is hard to get hens '
's to care for chicks which they have j
0 not hatched, and it takes no more time ,
y or space to handle a hundred chicks
^ In a good brooder than to manago a
10 hen and a dozen chicks.
'8 Hens will usually rear a larger pron
, portion of the chicks, though, because ~
! they call the babies to them when it
^ grows cold or stormy; they are con- [
y stantly on the lookout for danger,
u teach the chicks to eat and are always J
^ on the job Man's inventive genius'
n has developed brooding devices that -v
lt do everything but think like a hen, ('
10 and the man in charge must do the 1
thinking or he will fail.
u Hrooding devices may be classified !
's as follows:
r* Indoor types?Fireless, lamp-heated, i
electric heated and continuous hot wa?"
ter heate d brooders. | ^
? Outdoor types? lamp-heated, lamp- T",
11 heated colony house brooders and gasoline-heated
colony house brooders. j
For the small poultry keeper who
does not wish to use hens, we unheal- >
tatingly recommend the use of the inn
door lamp-heated brooder. Ilecause of
his modest requirements, the only,
other type of brooder that fits his
d needs is the individual out-door lamp- ?.
heated type, and this device is too1
)r much exposed to the temperature
changes to be safe for the amateur, j
unless he is about the place all day.
Firtless brooders are not advisable except
for experts, as they derive their
!' heat from the chicks themselves and
k- the heat varies too much.
WATER FOR THE DUCKLINGS
I
;y Arrangement of Drinking Fountain II- !
lustrated Will Be Found Useful
^ in Keeping Them Dry.
Iwbsyh the nfltural thing ?1n \9 _
"B5. aucKH in water, when very young
n' they should not be allowed to splash
around in it. Ducklings should be p
s- kept as dry as possible until their 1 g
id feathers have formed. They have a ! 0
I habit of slopping the water around j
iy when drinking, and the arrangement
Hl of the drinking fountain illustrated : '
will be found useful in keeping the , ^
ducklings dry. j '
10 A piece of galvanized wire cloth, |
0 quarter-inch mesh, 18 inches square,!
is Is tacked to a wooden frame and
id placed on the ground. If the soil is '
ir gravelly or sandy the drainage will
be good, but if not it is better to dig
v J
l(* Water Fountain for Ducklings. i
a hole about two feet deep and fill It j *
? with small stones,, over which tho j
frame is placed on the wire screen in
the center and fastened tin-re. For i
iy j
j* very small ducks the weight of the
_ fountain and the water it contains will
be suflicient to hold it in position and
j(a prevent it upsetting.
This method of placing tlio fountain
s?
p. will allow for good drainage of the
,0 water spilled around the fountain, and :
,'e the ducks standing on the wire screen
je will he kept dry and not splashing "
arour.d in puddles of mud and water
as is usually the case.
Fine Mothers for Chicks. ,*(
Turkeys make fine mothers for
, chickens. In France they persuade
tho turkey hen to sit before she has
laid an egg. They fill a box too nar- j
e row for tho lion to stand upright in
p with hay to within twelve inches of a
tho top. give the turkey a good feed p
of grain and some eggs, fasten her ^
down and leave till the next day,
when she is taken off to feed and wa- J
ter. In four days it is claimed she is 0
'd ready to adopt the nest and eggs and I'
h can be given the eggs to be hatched. ^ sl
|. Place for Roosts. I c<
(. All rrorts shouM he hack near the ti
,'o north wall of tin? building so that the
fowls will not he hit by drafts from
IX the open wind >w<; in front.
It
Summer Coiilipulion Dangerous s
lo 1 k
Constnmtion in Summer-time is r
r more dangerous than in the fall, win- J
T ter or spring. The food you rat is. p,
often contaminated and is more like- ).;
ly to ferment in your stomach. Then 1 f,
you are apt to drink much cold wate? ;,|
during the hot weather, thus injuring in
your stomaeli. ('olid. Fever, l'tomj.
?
maine Poisoning and other ills are (|,
u natural results. Po-Do-Lax will keep
,, you wcdl. as it increases the Pile, the
k natural laxative, which rids the bow- (<
o els of the congested poisonous waste. t\
e Po-I)o-Lax will make you feel better.
n Pleasant and effective. Take a dose nl
to-night, ol'c. at your Druggist. \
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i- Checked German Cavalry. oi
o London.?The Central News has re- [?
e celved a dispatch from Paris saying M1
3. that French forces defeated a detachif
merit of Gernuin eavlary coming from (
g Leopoldshnehe and Hnenlngen, In an
o engagement near Pasel. The Germans
e retired in the direction of St. Louis
e leaving aOO dead and wounded on the
field. They lost most of their horeei.
ILWIHAL Mower,. C-l't. cut, made by
Walter A. Woods?the best Mower j
made, new at $37.."0?only one left,' T.
s. Gregory. ft
I V the best Baggy made South?j jL
the Hackney- -price $7.7.00. T. 3.
Gregory, Cheraw, S. C.
For R'-at I rooiu ('o.tage eu l-'.er- ^
law r'tee Apply to T. F. Mnllov.
UK BUST Horse, Cow, Hog and
Chicken remedies sold for colic in
horse, diseases rri row, choiera in
liogs and chickens. T. S. Grocery, _
Cheraw, S. C. I ^
fANTKD?Good reliable agen'. to get
up Laundry. Will pay liberal rentmission.
Reference required. Write
at once. Rennetlsville Steam Laundry.
Ronnettsville, S. C.
0 MOUK WAGONS at the price we I
are now offering when this car load ?
is sold. Better buy now while you
can get them. T. S. Gregory. 1
TALL I'Ki? BKKK I h.u on li.mil i
plenty cf Stall lei IV. \es ;:!i i v.:I j
he in Clteraw at my old rtand alie.*
September 1st, wi.'h Beef, Pork j
Saussage, Chickens. Kggs and in I
fact with all kinds of country pro-!
duce generally. Now have on hand jfine
stall fed beeves, am buying pevery
day and will continue to buy. I
Give me a call. A. 15. DAVIS. I
I'GGIKS?well known makes, such
as Corbitt, at $70; The Virginia at
$70; The Washington at $t ?r?;
Southern Queen at $00?all standard
grades. T. S. Gregory, Cheraw, S.C
iTlLuPsH! NGl.TiS t)ne car load oilj
Cedar Shingles have arrived.
Prices right. See me i-J. once il
you v.a good Shingles. Also have *
one ."-n "se'iiier Maxv.oll toillilic I
car for sale or trade?is in Rood
cond? ion. J. F. Harper, Cheraw
AKR1AGKS at $7."?, $s:., $00. made by
Amos Carriage Co., standard makes.
T. S. Gregory, Cheraw. S. C.
I.VKNESS, both Wagon and Iluggy
?prices from $10. $12.."0. $1C.."?0 to
$20. You can't beat them. T. S.
Gregory, Cheraw, S. C
ALTOIX* AT SIGHT
j very dangerous unless you have n
ood light. I have just received a lot
f Pres-to-Light Gas Tanks for exhange
purposes. You can get exhanges
at any time?day or night,
lso am equipped to recharge Storage
a: lories.
For all light trouble.;
C. THOMAS j
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C. M.HASKEW |
CHERAW, S. C.
Practical
-IO USE SHOER AND
(JEN ERA I. HI.AC'kSM
til I
The same place near A. C, L.
eight station.
Prices right and all work guaran
?cd.
FOR REST Ql'ALITY
BEEF
nd for Chickens, Eggs and Country
roduce be sure and give me a call,
in better prepared than ever to serve
on. Located next door to Express
ffice 011 Market street, and I will apreciate
your business, and if good
tuff and good service is what you
re looking for I am sure you yill .
Hitinue with nie once you give me a
ial. Yours for business,
C. M. BOGAN
M VSTEirS S.\ I.K.
tale of South Carolina
our.ty of Chesterliehi.
In obedience to a decree granted in
use of Winbinn ISrothers vs. Annie
. Jones ami A. J. Stnit';, I will offer
>r sale liefore the Court House door
t Chesterlield, S. v. iti.in the legal
ours of sale on the first Monday in
epteniber next, to the highlit bid r
for cash, the following real esIle:
All that certain piece, pare >1
r tract of land, situate and being in
rile Hill township. Cliest-n field conn'.
Sta'e of South Carolina, eontainig
one hundred and lifty (1 -" ?? acre.-,
ore or less, and bounded o tithe
orth by lands of J. \V. McLean, on
le East by lands of C. I). McLean,
i the South by lands of ,1. \Y. Mcean
and on the West by lands forerly
known as the Merriman lands
-the same lining Hie old home place
' W. It. ltrown.
Purchaser to pay for papers
P. A. Ml KUAN. Jr..
Master.
Aug, 10 It'll. _
Fresh Hoof, Pork and
H. A. BURCH
PH0H1
Covington Hotel !II<1
CHERA>
Professional Cards
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Bit. J. K. FI'NBEItltl'KK
Dental Surgeon
Phonos: Oifico 12S. Residence 17J
Office over M & F. Bank huiluihg
Bit. G. A. IM'Xni, Jit. ij
Benta! Surgeon i
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Office Flours: 0 to 1 and 2 to 6 i
Phonos: Oflice 222. Resident 72
POLLOCK & l'EGl'ES
Aliornevs.at-Liiw
Of flee: CP i?|u<S!a Club Building.
Ono member of firm will he at
Chesterfield every Monday
A. D. CHAPMAN
Livery and Feed Stables
Sand and 0ravel for sale.
CIlKltAff, S. C.
Next to Ranard Flotcl
Reasonable prices. Prompt Service
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FOR RENT
Two connecting office rooms in
linvv Pnsf Ol'flpo tiiiildliiir tio
lighls. water and heat. See us for
rates.
Clicrnw Insurance & Trust Co.
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RUB-MY-TISM
Will cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Headaches, Cramps, Colic
Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old
Sores, Tetter, Ring-Worm, Eczema,
etc. Antiseptic Anodyne,
used internally or externally. 25c
Vrm Mfly I ,j
According to all the
However, You W
WHAT
Had you Thoi
Will you d;;Vs ',e paid? Will }
as you' wife? Will your c
Is the Prospects EncouragingThinking
long and well?and if
for the payment of your depts
and orphans
WILL POINT THE
Cheraw Insurant
And WELLS wil
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Guaranty Loan
CHERA\
Real Estai
All Kinds ofjnsur
It will be our p
Prompt attention at all
Give us your FIR]
represent the strongest s
Phone 192
Pork Satissnge ^
'S MARKET
E 80
?... Second Street
A/, S. C.
NOTICE.
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The Books of Registiation 'or
Chesterfield County will be open at
he Court House until 30 days before
the General Election.
S. B. TIMMONS,
E. T. WHITE,
W. M. BELK,
County B<-.a?-d of Registration.
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No. 666 *
Tbia ia a preacription prepared Mpeelallf
for MALARIA or CHILLS * FEVER.
Five or aiz dotea will break any caae, and
if taken then aa a tonic the Fever will not
return. It acts on the liver better than
Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 2Sc
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BEST QCALITY ENVELOPES with
your name and return address print*
ed on them, sent post paid for only
nnn+o
No matter who j ou are', what your
lusiness. or where you II w?. you should
:xe un envelope with your name and
return address for evo:*y letter you
mail.
'i ho envelopes wo give yoa are the
iest quality white. The return card
will appear as follows:
After five days return to
JOHN HOWARD JACKSON
R. F. D. X. 1, ^
CIIESTKRFI121.D, S. 0.
You may clip the following blank
and write just what you want on the
lines, and return to us with 35c in
silver or stamps, and the envelopes
will he mailed to you the day after
;he order is received.
After five days return to
AVrite your name on first line; rural
route or box number on second, and
postoffice address on third line, and
mail to
THE CHERAW CHRONICLE,
CHSKAW, S. C.
Rules of the Game, }l
ill Die Some Day
THEN? j
lght About It?
four widow wear as good clothes
n'.ldren continue in scho :l'
or is it Clouded with Gloom T
you decide to make provisions
and the support of your widow
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11 tell you How
t Office, Cheraw, S. C.
& Trusty Co.
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[ , Loans,
ance, Bonds, etc.
ileasure to serve you.
times.
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standard companies
Office:
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