Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, September 17, 1914, Image 3
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Mr. Barnwell I'egues spent Sunday
.In Orangeburg.
Mr. Ethel Funderburk has bought a
Maxwell automobile.
**
Mr. J. E. Bottoms has moved into his
new building 011 second street.
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Miss Maud Brown lias returned
from New York where she spent three
weeks studing the Fall Fashions.
*
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Anderson and 1
children are home again after a visit 1
tb Niagara Falls and other points in j
Canada and the West.
Mrs. Jack Hickson anil children1
have returned from Rocky River i
Rocky River Springs, whore they have
been spending the summer.
I
Miss Lucile Poison, of Hickson's
Mill, is visiting friends in Florence.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I,. Anderson and
chldren 6pent the week end with relatives
at Lamar, S. C.
Mr. S. M. Finklea, who has been
employed at Meiklejohn's Lumber Mill ]
for several years, left Saturday to
join his family at Georgetown.
Messrs. R. X. Stricklin and E. G.
Smith and Master Joseph Stricklin
motored over to Rockingham last Sunday
afternoon.
Misses Lottie Harrall, Poris and
Gertrude Hartzell, Lizzie McCall and
Nathalie Rttrch left Tutj^day for Winthrop
college.
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Miss Mildred Holf, of Columbia,
spent several days in the city this
"fKeek the guest of Miss Kloise Wright.
Fr6m here she went to Raleigh, X. C.
where she is attending school.
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Mr. and Mr3. Hirntan SherrM! of ?
Georgetown. S. C., are the guests of t
relltives in the city this week. f
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Mr. u. w: narrau na> an uiiniviinad.
in this issue and it will pay you (
to give it a careful perusal.
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Mr. W. L. Thomas, of Jonesboro, X. 1
C., is visting his brother, Mr. M. C. f
Thomas. 1
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Editor Marsh, of the Chesterfield t
Advertiser, was in the city last Mon- j
day. c
PERSONAL I
All persons are warned against j,
assisting in any way my wife, Martha s
Jaue Chapman, who has left her home c
without cause. Any one giving her h
employment or assisting her in any
^will be prosecuted.
" Frank Chapman.
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CHAMPION RIDING EXPERTS b
Wheeler Bros. Circus Shows Replete a
With Great Eeuestrian Features. c
The new and wonderful European
arenic features that have been added
to the Wheeler Bros. Shows appearing (
he*e Saturday Sept. 26. art* many and -\
varied, but none stand out so promi- o
nently in the brilliant galaxy of star
feature acts as the LeRoy-Soxton
Troupe, now seen for the first time
in America. These clever people art- ?
acknowledged the champion riding ex- ]
r>ortc nf Pnrnno nnrf annear in what 1
is classed as the only original equestrian
acts known to the circus for the |
past half century. Their simplest (
feat are not within the range of accomplishment
of the average eqttes- 1
train, and their more heroic efforts
are the bame of envious rivals. They ]
are noted for their dextrous individual
and conjunctive performances. <
which embrace a series of riding and ]
athletic stunts entirely new to the
^Jbnerican arena, concluding with ]
simultaneous bounding leaps from
the ground to the back of horses. The
certainty of execution with which all
their feats are accomplished gives a
finished touch that is so frequently
lacking in ordinary riches. The LerovSexton
Troupe are not alone how
ever, in the Wheolor Uros. Equestrian ;
contingent. There are many o benders
of ootli sev,.c whose names ;;w
synonym*; t wi'h po nest .tnd gte.'.st
in eques rian acblo/and tiie
majority >f w'i?<1 progoi>- *f
bitting acquired skill with hereditary
genious. They represent every school
and style of riding?bounding, jockey,
BAinuniiOnlUnir hurdle, niemure. and
DU1UC I HUM limp, ?.??. ?.v, '
race riders and heroic horsemanship
of the frontier.
A Company of genuine Cossack Ui
ers in native costume, give an exhihition
of During Whirlwind Riding
which has nevct been equalled. I'om
tivelv the greatest act < ' its kind ever
offered by anv travelling organization
The "Good-Roads" offcri.it: of I'iVK
DOLLARS by every owner in Chetav.
township was -i fl.ie piece of community-get-to-gether
spirit that will hav?
a wonderful ii:fi. once 011 the -e
system of "good-roads" that will in
the next five years cover Chesterfield
county. This auto fund will he us-d
011 the Cap to Cap Juniper Valley
Highway.
IIKST PAINT
What is it?
Devoe.
HoW DeVOe?
it's I tin years old; hut that isn't how.
It has long been the best; but that
isn't how.
It has been developed by use and
Study, by study and use; that is bow;
and approved by experience, many
years; that's how.
It commends itself t,y innu last inland
small paint-cost; not cheap by
the gallon, but cheap bv the joii ,-md
cheap by the year and ten years,
cheap by the lifetime.
That's how.
DEVOE
Ladds drug store sells it.
ersoncil 9/eivs.
TilK I'AI.MKTTO <1.1 It
Hi Hickory. V. C? K Koioiciinr IHei
the IMcat oi lilcasisin in
South Carolina.
Our pood friend, Mr. .1. A. Seller.solids
us :i copy of tlio Hickory. X. C.
Ocmocrat from which wo copy tin
following:
"Xovor in the history of Hickory
has there boon such rejoicing as then
is among the members of the Palmetto
Club over the recent primary election
held in South Carolina, their native
State, in which Cole Itlease was
defeated by Senator Smith. Some oi
our best citizens are from South Carolina
and they feel proud of their
tVir u-bnt the cooil neonle doil?
in the primary which will restore thai
grand old state to the high standard
of morals which it so much deserves.
The North Carolina people also rejoice
.with them in seeing their sistei
state placed in the hands of men who
will give honor instead of reproach
as has been dealt out to her for tin
last four years.
"The following gentlemen and theii
native town in South Carolina compose
the Palmetto Club of Hickory:
Frank and Lewis Gwin, Clover.
Hugh Williams, Greenville.
L. H. Leslie, Cheraw.
J. A. Sellers, Cheraw.
C. C. White, Yorkville.
G. C. Lowe. Spartanburg. J
Rev. E. J. Sox. Rrookland.
I). J. Sox. Rrookland.
I>r. K. A. Price, Lexington.
T. R.^Valsh. Cheraw.
H. A. Fnlmer, Little Mountain.
J. R. Magill, Kershaw.
J. R. Reid, Chester.
W. H. Hardin. Chester.
P. T. Fennell, Chester.
Henry Reichnrd. Greenville.
Henry Reichard. Jr., Greenville.
"These gentlemen hope to visit her
some time in the near future and shak
lometinie in the near future and shake
he hands of those who rose up and
telped to place the state in men who
vill be a credit to it and the nation."
HUE US SlIOl'LIf FOLLOW SIM.
The Ingram Live Stock Company is
ffering to pay In cents per pound for
uiddliug cotton in exchange for nnyhing
in their line or in payment of
ny indebtedness due the firm. Their
arge announcement appears in this
ssue. This movement by this pro-'
iressive firm is certainly to be comnended
and should be followed by
ther business concerns, This is
ooperation of the right kind, and the
otton purchased by them will be
leld off the market. If similar action
hould be taken by all business conems
in the State it would greatly
iclp present conditions.
KILLING AT McBEE
Information roaches us just as we
re ready to go to press that a negro
lad been killed by Mr. T. D. McCoy
t his gin near MeBee. No patticularg
liven.
The regular monthly mooting f?f
/heraw Chapter 'J I>. C. will lie held
Thursday after aeon, Sept. 21th, at
'clock, with Mrs. H. E. Godfrey
Report of the Condition of
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
it ClK'raw. in tne state or soum v .m>ina,
at the close of business, Sept.
2. P'14.
RRSOCRCKS
Loans and Discounts 121.t;xs.r.7
Dvcrdrafts, secured and unsecured
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation
."0.000.00
[tanking House, Furniture and
Fixtures 2.111.20
Diher Real Kstate owned "i.nsi.sx
Due from National Banks (not
reserve agents) 2.73S.22
Due from State and Private
Banks and Bankers Trust
Companies, and Savings 171.02
Due from approved Reserve
Agents in Central Reserve
Cities ; ju other Roscrve
Cities 7.t!?7.3!? 13.."
Checks and other Cash Items 2xx I
.Votes of other National Banks 2so.no
Fractional Paper Currency.
Niekles. and Cents 2*2.SO
Specie 'Jlo.no
Redemption Fund with I". S.
Treasurer (~>r'> of circulation)
L7nn.no
Legal Tender Notes l.".ooij 2.1<;o.oo
Total 2ol.!t::2.o:',
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in ."iii.ooo.oo
Surplus Fund 4..">oo.oo
I'mlivided Protiis. less expenses
and Taxes paid 1,722.11
National Bank Notes outstanding
lo.2oo.nn
Individual deposit?. -nM?c to
cheek pt 11:: !
Time certilienles )! (j. II ']
payable wit}ii}i ?o ?ia>s i |v.t
Tilllt* Certificates ol it nnvable
after ::i? days or .vi r
notice ?it' :;? days (>r longer 17i!
Cashier's Chi rks outstanding I I.-'.:
Mills payable, iticludinir oldigations
representimr money
borrowed 1\ immi.ih
Total -ol.:i::2.p:
State of South Carolina.
County of Chesterliebl. ss.
I. S. G. Godfrey. Cashier of the alum
named bank, do solemnly swear ilia
the above statement is true to t!n
best ot my knowledge ami Indict.
S. G. GOMPItKY. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to iiefore tin
this !?:th day of Sept.. I! 11.
.1 t> MALKY. Not Cub.
Cnrreo" A u << t:
Win. Godfrey.
'I'. M Knmbt.
G.'.M Walters.
I?il< tnfv
After tiie Money.
"Does tin- ei.ut.t intend to contest iii
wife's suit lot divorce7"
tils ' tediiuis do." -j
.11 ICV LIST rnit FALL nu IM
To com me lit (hesleilicld.
Moiiikn. Sept. "Js, ISM I.
GIIFIIAW TnWXSMII'
.1. A. I hill
J. F. II
H. A. Spencer
r T. I.. ITsur.iin
J. I*. WatsOII
COIIIT IIOl'SK TOWXSIIII'
Kddie White
. J. W. I'riviit
. J. X. lteili'earn
W. T. (iriucs
Andrew .1. Smith
Arthur Oakley
MT. CIIOGIIAX TOWiXSH 11'
John F. Crowley
W. A. Watson
W. A. Hirers
I. II. Melton
W. J. Moore
OU> STOKE TOWXSIIII'
T. h. Hicks
c. W. A rant
J. C'. Mancnm
It. F. Clark
T. W. C! rejinrv
JKFFKIISON TOWXSIIII'
II. A. Knight
li. X. Calo
J II. Johnson
C. L. Miles
AI.IiKlATOll TOWXSIIII'
h. II. M'Xair
L. X. Jahrson
J. A. SuIVan
IT. C. Hal:
stffuitx towxship
W. J. Teal
Jno. A. Williams
T. J. Sumner
J. Warren Johnson
COLE HIM. TOWXSIIII'
J. A. Honeycutt
0. H. Douglass
S. 1>. Odoni
PKMLMIHP Vlll'lt LAST ItOKK OF
r\ i.o mil:
You probably recall J ho bn:5 aftereffects
of the calomel more than the
sickness yon took it for. Von nee.I
never again go through with heinp
"all knocked out for it day or two h.v
calomel."
Next time your liver pets sluggish
and inactive, we urge that yon go to
Ladd's drag store for it bottle of
Dodson's Liver Tone, ;t splendid
vegetable liquid medicine that will
start your liver as snrelv as calomel
ever did and with none of tin
after-effects of calomel. It is absolutely
harmless both to children and
adults and demands 110 restriction of
habits or diet.
A large bottle of Dodson's Liver
Tone costs only fifty cents and the
druggist who sells it guarantee it_ to
take the place of calomel, and will refund
your money if it fails in your
case or if you are not satisfied.
| C. F. Harradill's In cent Show is
showing to large and pleased audi- .
enccs in Cheraw this week. Although '
the weather lias been dsuch that Mr.
Harradcn has not expected great audiences,
yet the show is giving such
satisfaction that the people generally
are braving tin weather and almost
filling the spacious tent at each perforntancj.
Saturday afternoon tit
o'clock a matinee will be given esr
pecially for the benefit of the ladies
and children. The admission to this
performance will be, ">e. for children
and In cents for adults, with no extra
charge for reserved seats.
New Enterprises Authorized.
A commission has been issued to
the Palmetto Flint Company of Coltinibia.
with a capital of ?n.000, for
the manufacture, production, sale and
rental of motion pictures. The petitioners
are George Pucker and E.
Harvey Hand.
The secretary ef state has commissioned
the Planters* Warehouse Comnany
of Walterhoro, with a capital of
*ri,00n. The petitioners are: \\*. R.
Grit her, James E. Pettrifoy
For something good to oat go' r at
Fuudorh. tflv's Markiit.
For limit i room Cottage on I'.erdiaw
stfee". Apply to T. F. Aiallov.
rrii \ !i s it! \ (; f | s On- ear ioa I ol
Cedar Shingles have arrived.
Prices risil'.t. Sao me ;f once if
you v.a t;no.l S!iin:iles. Alto have
one *?-p 'st-usror Maw. ill lonriiia
ear for sale or trade?is in koo:1
eondi'ioa. I. F. Harper, ('in-raw
Co to FiindorliinVs Mar!. 1 for i?-s^.i
Meats and (Jroeorvs. l'lione
Vutici- of Court
Conn 01 <; !!? sal S--ssio;:.--.. Fall
t.no. v. it' i-niiVi in- on Monday S'-p'
l'MU. 1 : t i
?;>-.! - .i ir?eH !'i :ii ,h i-or<. 'm-'
U-iM,,- - Mi!
I P \i '! i
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U \> J I IPS S\! !
Slat-- ol Sunt I ('ai oiiaa
Count* o| t la -it i fo ld
, Pui-maiil to a <! ' r. in . .< r
nranti-ij in iis<* ?-a '? of I :n- P. ..j I.
. Paiik \s Am iii I! Coodalo ! v il! oil i
for -al?- in for* tlo- to.ti 11 door
at Clii-sli-rti' lit. S. C.. on Ii lit-'
, Monday in i ?i loin r. saim in:- tie
. .".ill. In tlo- !.ii:!.i >t Iddd'-r lor .a-!.
, hot ivi-i'u tl'o I'-aal hour. n| sale, tinfallo
vViiii: described aval estate, to
v. it:
All I hat pi'-e.-. imrc.-l oi tract ot
land, situate. 1 vitiir ami ln-ini; in Ch<-:tortii-lil
county. Stall- of South Carolina.
containinr; l!*." ai-ii-.t. honitdoii
on the .North l?\ laud of W A (lilmii,
I-T. -1 h\ land of P \V it. Mela-an.
South ti.v lande i,i' | Ii. \|. rriitciii. and
W.st t.y laud of \\. .t |. Cas-.id*
Sano- I iti. part oi ilo- 'i n-! oi land
C..HV. y. .i ; . > iii.i? ii Co'i.tah Il.- vi
I ' i- - ill / ii. ivat" 1 S'
I I iA. M ? IC I* A N .It'll
I -! I I In-.-li I li--|i| < ' i.ilit
jSACRIE
.
In order to raise
entire gfock of G!<
tioris and Dry Got
The entire s
Largely R
We will not attemp
stock, hut invite you tc
Over 500 yards White ami Coloicd I
Thousands ot yards Cotton and Wool
Over 1,50t) yards Silks?ail at Bargain
Over 400 yards Matting?all at Barjja
Over 1,200 yards Curtain Ootids and
Over 200 yards Table Dsmask ?all at
One Piece Felt?at Bargain Prices.
II 1- ..1 i ...i:.\\:r c;,l- I ,,
IIUJlllILU I/<uiil.> \t aisifl?t 'j j j\)
1111 ndreds of Misses ami Childrcns D
A few dozen Ladies Dresses?all at B
A few dozen Ladies 1 ul> Skirts?all a
Thousands of yards Embroideries--a]
Dozens of Ladies Silk and Kul (ilove
A few dozen Doylies and Napkins?a
A few Ladies Auto Coats?all at Pahj:
Dozens of Boy's Wash Suits and Ram
Over 150 Ladies' Corstts?all at Barg
A few Ladies' Silk Underskirts?ajl af
Large line Ladies' and CiiildrenV-Mt
Large line Ladies' and Children's ^Vi
Dozens of Lace Curtains?all at Barg;
Thousands of yards of Laces ? all atjlL
Thousands of dozens of Buttons?all ;
Hundreds of Men's and Boys' 11 v Hundreds
of Boys' and Men's Caps?
f
Over Two Thousand Dollars^
All J
I lundrcds of Men's and Boy's Dross
i lundreds of Overalls?all at Bargajjn
Over Two Thousand pairs Shoes .-.vncl
Ten Chamber Sets?all at Bargain iY
Glassware?all at Bargain Prices.
Crockery?all at Bargain Prices
Canned Meats?all at Bargain P?T.? .
Canned Vegetables?all at Bargain.} Pr
Over 1,000 pounds of Tobacco?a;1! ai
Over 2,500 Old Mi. Cheroots?all at
Cigars?all at Bargain Prices.
500 lbs. Roasted Coffee?all at Bug.ii
j
H" W M
, o e JO
Sugar this week i wo
Mnt flvor 10 I
A ? VI \y ( X ^ ?.
Fal! Millinery fH
Display ffe:
' ftwn
lutr Q>hpp' in
li * 111 r#d? sJS* it j; .
Mon,'lay, Sept. 2hit
E\afi.s Yellow Store . ff|i;
Chir iiai Slum mi!lijinery
is corral j SH;
| Excellent workmanon
all hand-made hats.
i * ! :
I ' i I] shoui i i?i
Lxrqmonal low prices v;:l:ltl,
i . : si roii ; i>'
11 Ins season. ; ii
safo hniu.
We halidle (j?'ige and
jl' isk i la is. 1 n
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I
ICE SALE1"
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1 the cash, ! will sell mv
Shoes, Hats, Molds
at Sacrifice Prices. I
dock is on sale at
educed Prices
>t to quote prices on this large
) cOstic and see for yourselves.r
#inen?at Hare.on ''rices.
I
Dress CmjoiIs?nil a' Bargain Prices. <
i Prices. '
in Prices.
Draperies?all at ilar^ain Prices,
llar^ain Prices.
, Wool?all at Bargain Prices.
rcsstsnti Bioi:ses--a!l at Bargain Prices,
argain Pria .
t Bargain Prices.
1 at liaijjain Prices. . e?
s?all at I la r-^iiin Prices. ?
( )
1! at Bargain Prices. |j
ain ! rice- . <g
? ?
pel's?ail at Bargain Prices. $
( )
ain Prices. - ?
ij t> (i>
: n argain 1 rices. ?
islin I ndenvcar?all ar Bargain Prices. <2i
. * i
inter I lulerwear?all at Bargain Prices. |
7. ?
nil 1 rices. ?
( )
irgain Prices. ?
it Bargain Prices. ?
all at Bargain Prices. @
all at Bargain Prices. ?
i
Ei s Suits ar.d Panls, and Boys Suits 1
Pants I
gain Prices I
md Work Shirts?all at Bargain Prices. j|
I'rices. g
(s?
Slippers-- all it Bargain Prices. ?
# an
tees. . @<
T
'ires.
t Bargain Pnco.
Bargain Pi ices.
n Prices.
today, Sept. 19th ?
at
1 1%tt jRAL/L;;
i lr- i pn <h<< for '28r.
bs, Iwii Customer*
*
r4'. ; C I R
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1 " - ^ ^?>
i'.v il.it ii' %iir-:T ir- or fire
j >sr r Our hai:U lias
I.i< tor that purpose. with
i ; >o ;r money iii the hank and
i 1.1 Unow nm that it is in
i . .; ......\i:i - a nil l K.
e National Bank 1
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[ NEW IDEA CLOTHE!
H SHOP FOR DAD AN
\ (jpTHE BOYS <$?
\ CHER AW
^WNCXT POST OFFICe^
^)^W^ses? 113 H(
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The Gem of <
is the diamond. It leads all oth
in beauty and value. But all dia
ly. Examination of our
Diamond Rings, Bracele
and other ornaments will prove i
mond jewelry may he had at rea
CROWN JEWELI
CHERAW, S.
X?> >: )(? ^^XJ^/SXSXsXJS??????????
War!
Business dull. Now is the tii
linery repaired and put in good s
:ady for work by the time the war i
Ided to our already experienced for
;rt Circular Saw Hammer and 1
)t cut true let our man fix it. O
id in line with other shops doing tl
/e will appreciate your business anc
Pee Dee Iron
Cheraw, S.
JEABOARD A
"The Progressive Railway
Excursion
Savannah, Ga. and Jacl
VEDNESDAY, SEI
ates from M o Savannah
Columbia $2.50
Denmark 2.00
Fairfax 2.00
Special To
Leave Columbia 8.00 A. M., D
airfax 10.59 A. M., arriving Sav;
icksonville 6.10 P. M.
Good returning on all regul
op at stations named, up to and
axing Jacksonville Saturday, 12th,
mday 15th 12.35 A. M.
. \V. Sm.xi.i., ). S. Etch
I). P. A.,
Savannah, Ga.
fhe Cheraw Chronicl
jrf Green
latest shade in men's
ats.
and gray-black are
er .hades selling well,
ourse they are the
ted C. 6c K. make,
i $3.00 and $3.50.
V
Coupons Given
>rs frj-n other pa?ta of CheiCounty
are especially welere.
dinlngroom Is now run as a
ant. The average cost of a
50 cents.
parlors have always been at
>osal of the ladies,
not necessary to take a room,
ilk right into the dining room.
)TEL COVINGTON
SXS)???????????????????
Gems I
ier precious stones |
monds are not cost- ST
ts, Lavalliers
that even good dia- t
sonable prices. ?=.
IY CO. 1
War!
lie to have your maihape,
then you will be
;care is over. We have
ce of machinists an exFiler.
If your saw does
ur prices are reasonable
bis class of repair work.
1 will try to please.
Works
c.
JR LINE "
r of the South"
To
isonville, Fla.
?T. 9th, 1914
To Jacksonville
*4.00
3.50
3,50
ain
enmark 10.00 A. M.,
mnah 1.30 P. M., and
ar trains scheduled to
including train No. 4,
6.10 P. M.; Savannah
BERGER,
T. P. A.,
Columbia, S. C.
e--$l per Year