Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, September 24, 1914, Image 3
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Co. will still pay you 10 cents for your
cotton on account.
Mrs. S. M. Funderburk, of Birmingham,
Ala., is" visiting relatives in and
around our city.
Miss Odessa Plyler, of Lancaster, is
spending sometime with relatives and
friends in and near the city.
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mrs t a. Funderburk entertained
Tuesday evening in hotter "of her friend
Miss Odessa Plyler, of Lancaster.
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We positively can not carry over accounts,
therefore we are giving you
a chance to settle your account with
cotton at 10 cents. Ingram Live Stock
Company.
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Mr. P. H. Brock, of Charlotte, N. C.,
is a visitor in the city.
^ Dr. Wilson McKay, of Mayesville, S.
C., spent Monday and Tuesday in the
city with relatives.
Dr. J. D. Ingram, of McBee, was the
gues tof his brothers, Messrs. E. G.
and Thos. Ingram, Tuesday.
County treasurer W. A. Douglass
was a visitor in the city yesterday.
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^ ,"Mr. John T. McNair, of New York
city, came in last week and will spend
the winter with us. His many friends i
are glad to see him again.
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Miss Hallie Carrison, of Camden, S.
C., is the-guest of her sister, Mrs. A. ]
S. Thomas. j
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Mr. J. C. Patrick spent a few days I
in Mt. Croghan this week visiting his i
daughter, Mrs. J. S. Burch. <
Miss Adel King, of McBee, is the 1
guest of her sister, Mrs. J. W. Maynard.
Sr. S. T. A. McManus has bought
from Shep Sanders, col., the lot adJoining
the lot on which he has just <
completed two nice brick store rooms
and Mr. McManus informs the Cbron- <
Icle that he expects to build a nice 1
brick building on the lot in the early <
spring.
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The new brick store of Mr. Jas.
Bottoms, near the Seaboard depot, has 1
been completed and Mr. Bottoms has c
moved in. This is quite a handsome
little building and adds much to the '
appearance of things in that neighborhood.
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Of all the businesss Arms in Che- ^
raw, Ingram Live Stock Co. is the on- j
ly one, so far as The Chronicle is in- ^
_4fcrmed. that is taking cotton on ac- 0
cobltf ar?d in exchange for goods, at e
p ..toll. I b^y-are-certainly get- t
- ???... A .. ii v f?lrl I V,
Il!t& 111 SUUic luuuu.
time during the day wagons loaded e
with the tteecy staple can be seen 1
driving up to their stables and un- 1
loading. '
Court for the trial of criminal oases j
will convene at Chesterfield next Nlon- |
day. There are seven murder cases
to be tried at this term. They are as
follows: Neil Hendricks for killing
Edgar Kelly during the Christmas
holidays last year; David Hammond
for kiting the one-year-old son of Mr. ,
Laney Rushing; Jas. Parker for killing
Will Stack; J. D. Redfearn for .
drowning another negro. Randolph Me- (
Donald, in a pond near Cheraw; Gus
Hubbard for killing Charlie Prince on
Mr. R. B. Laney's farm near Cheraw;
T. D. McCoy for shooting Jim Coe at
McCoy's gin at McBee last Thursday)
morning; Anderson Loekhart for
shooting Jim Joplin last Friday morning
on Mr. Frank Baker's farm three
miles from Jefferson, and the one
more very serious case, that of attempted
assault, which occurred on
the Montrose farm near Cheraw Sunday
night.
CHAMPION RIDING EXPERTS
Wheeler Bros. Circus Shows Replete
With Great Equestrian Features.
The new and wonderful European
arenic features that have been added
to the Wheeler Bros. Shows appearing
here Saturday Sept. 2G, are many and ]
varied, but none stand out so promi- j
nently in the brilliant galaxy of Btar (
feature acts as the LeRoy-Sexton ]
Troupe, now seen for the first time
in America. These clever people are
^acknowledged the champion riding ex~
" perts of Europe, and appear In what
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 equestraln,
and their more heroic efforts
are the bame of envious rivals. They
are noted for their dextrous individual
and conqjunctive performances,
which embrace a series of riding and
athletic stunts entirely new to the
American 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 LeroySexton
Troupe are not alone, however,
in fhe Wheeler Bros. Equestrian
contingent. There are many o bonders
of ooth sexe* whose names uie
ejnony.m ; a wi't no uest and gre.'.st
in eit-.es ri.in acble<.-incms and *.ue
majority >f wh > >i ir; proge.>* ~f
bining acquired skill with hereditary
genious. They represent every school
and style of riding?bounding, Jockey,
somersaulting, hurdle, menage, and
race riders and heroic horsemanship
of the frontier.
A Company of genuine Cossack Ri lera
in native costume, give an exhibition
or Daring Whirlwind Riding,
which has never been equalled. Rositively
the greatest act of iu kind ever
offered by any travelling organization
\rsonai 9/ews.
Work on the new Episcopal ehur<
building, corner Huger and Mark
street*, is progressing fencely, ai
when completed our Episcopal friem
are going to have a handsome ui
very convenient house of worship.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Prince and litt
daughter have returned from the
summer vacation.
Messrs. Paul Liles and H. 1). Wriglof
Bennettsville, sS C., were visitoi
in the city Tuesday.
Clerk of Court I. P. Mangum. was
visitor in the Tuesday.
10 cents cotton is making things liv<
ly around Inggram's stables.
Wheeler Bros. Circus will be hei
onH rw 7 Haac's Circil
oaiui u? v | auu vu w%. ? -?0 ? ?? - will
be here, and it is said that anotl
er Circus will be here sometime in Xc
vember.
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The home of Mr. S. T. A. McManu
formerly the home of Mr. C. E. Hon
was destroyed by fire Saturday nigh
This house was Just beyond the cit
limits and could not be reached L
the fire laddies consequently all thi
could be done was to save as muc
of the contents as possible and the
watch the building burn. Mr. M<
Manus carried insurance on bot
building land contents. The) famil
were up town taking in the show whe
the fire was discovered.
Attention! Ye Old Fiddlers.
On Friday night, Oct. 9th, all th
Fiddlers who see or hear of this ar
invited to McBee, S. C., to take pai
in a "Fiddler's Convention." Old tim
tunes or up-to-date music, suit your
self. A prize will be awarded to th
jne who plays to suit the judges.
Please let me know at once if yo
will take part.
Mrs. B. H. Turnage.
McBee, S. C.
Cheap Paint
There are 1000 "cheap" paints and
iozen really cheap ones.
That double word "cheap" is th
:ause of waisting more money tha
jood paint costs, two or three time
>ver.
Cheap paint is good paint; there i
other; no other is cheap.
The two words eojnd alike b??t thei
neanings are opposite. "Cheap" cost
louble. Cheap is Devoe.
PEVOL
i.add'8 drug store sells it.
la It Often Thusf
An enterprising farmer at Vesper
Vis., recovered in a strange manner f
>alr of lost spectacles, but he is at t
oss whether to feel himself lucky anc
reclaim the merits of his clover seed
r to rail at what he thinks dishon
sty on the part of some seed dealers
le decided that his clover crop would
ie improved if ho mado a change li
eed. 8o he sacked his seed and dls
>osed of It to a dealer for a smal
>rice. Soon the farmer missed hh
(lasses. Later he sent to a seed housi
ibd paid a big price for a much ad
irertised variety. A few days late
lis order was received, and In one o
the sacks he found the missing glasses
Study In Efficiency.
An Ingenious authority on educs
tlonal matters, with a turn for eft
ciency. reasons from a set of statistic
that every boy who "plays hookey
means a loss of $10 to somebody o
to the world at large. This Is puttln
a high cash value on compulsory edi
cation or on truancy, as It may happei
Has It ever been figured out by th
efficiency experts of the modern matt
ematical school exactly what is th
loss In dollars and cents when a bo
goes to school against bis will on
fine spring day and spends his tim
wishing he was outdoors instead c
studying tedious school books??Ne1
York World.
DON'T TAKE WRONG XEDHIN
If your liver gets lazy you need
liver tonic, not merly a laxative fc
the bow.els. Many people take a sin
pie laxative when the liver gets slu
gieh liver. What is needed is a toni
that wil liven up the liver withoi
forcing you to stay at bme and los
a day from your work.
You have such a tonic in Dodson'
Liver Tone. Lodson's Liver Tc iv i
all that is claimed for it, because tn
druggists who sell it agre* to ban
back the money with a smi!". to an
person not satisfied w;.h th'. r-.lU
Liodson's gives.
Dodson s caver lone is a vrHnuui
liquid with a very pleasant taste an
is a prompt and reliable remedy fc
constipation, biliousness, sour stomae
and torpid liver.
J. T. Ladd will give lsefaawxdfxll
Ladd's drug store will give it the
personal guarantee. Large bottle <
Dodson'e Liver Tone is only 50 cent
For children orgrown people it is tl"
ideal m?ei''tie fry it on to guam
tee.
C. M. HASKEW
CHER AW, S. C.
Practical
HORSE SHOER ANI
GENERAL BLACKSMITH
The same place near A. C.
freight Btattou.
Prices right and all work guara
teed.
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' COMING OF THE (TINTS? AN El'0(11
IN CHILDLIKE.
All Should See r'.?> 1 aside ??*" fh?
^ * >Tltrlity Haucr Show."
There arc iiiroo great opocus in the
, l:fc of a child; (ho coming rf' its birth1'
day, the opening and closing of school!
' and the coming of a circus or (ho Big
Show. The spectacular announce-j
1 * mcnt that THK 1TAAO MIGHTY would
,(' he in Chcraw hos somewhat disturbed:
the children's minds as to which was
. the greatest event, the closing of thoj
'l school, their hirthdy, or th" coining
'r of the MIGHTY SHOWS. The principals
realizing that "all work and no;
plav would make Jack a dni! boy,"|
have promised scholars of all schools
ri that they should see th<> parade of
THK MIGHTY TIAAG, and on the !5'(!
SHOW date October the 7th. no good
a boy would be kept in late, and that
all could get rut and go to s. -e the
iion. the monkey too. as well as tin
elephant and kangart o.
The Conun r of T.I * MIGHTY 11A A (.
SHOWS to Oh'-nv j.od t'iv a nonncement
that op October the 71h w:ll be
the place is pleasant and satig1 i dory
" evidence that the people of Olnutw.
l" will once more have the pleasure of
' seeing a real Southern Circus.
s New Scientific Discovery.
The old saying that fear lends wings
' to the fugitive should be changed, in
1 medical terms, to that of his adrenal
Y Becretlons giving him wlilgs. Under
> emotional excitement epinephrin Is
i discharged from the little encapsuh
lated bodies situated above the kidi
neys, sealing the blcod In the essential
organs of the heart, lungs, and
. brain, as well as in the skeletal
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mnsctpu Into there oruans and
v muscles the blood fir: t pours in abunn
dance from organs of less Importance
and Is kept there by the clot formations
of (lie epinephiin. The period of
excitement is thus described by the
Journal of the American Medical Association:
e "The ofganism which, "with the aid
1 of increased adrenal secretion can
e best master it3 energies, can bert call
forth sugar to supply the laboring t
e muscles, can best lessen fatigue, and <
. can best send blood to the parts esn
sentlal for the rittf or the fight for
life, is most likely to survive. Such, 1
according to the view hero pro-pounded,
is the function of the adrenal
medulla in times of great emergency."
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Triumph Reaches Beyoi
8 vested, $1,250,000. COO?I
SO Cages and Dens of Wild/
r 2 gj? "j, \iin?^_d K'We I
HERDS OF ELEPHANTS, fUCliiDINCTbEl
CCC The Leon Family,
q The [)omot\e^uc tr
1 MORE WIS, MORE FEATURES, M
>nk on earth. Exhibiting under
y l^M '?,m 11,051 con"?''c]<t'1
a Solomon was wror.g ?" 1
e j&l under the sun! ' 21 i
* Stagw, Mile Hip
podrome & great /
! aerial dorae.The ^?Ot 1 V\
y acme of *11/ J/7 b
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jeavof^A^^^[)y< jj'jt
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ous press agents,
one reliable big tlr
No real big hoi
really happening
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We never change
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JI * It Y LIST FOR FALL COURT
To convene at Chesterfield,
.Monday, Sept. 28, 1014. (
CHKUAW TOWNSHIP
J. A. Hall
J. F. Hen net t
JO. A. Spencer
T. L. Ingrain
J. P. Watson
COURT HOUSE TOWNSHIP
Eddie White
J. W. I'rivitt
J. X. Redfearn
W. T. Griggs
Andrew J. Smith i
Arthur Oakley
MT. CROC HAN TOWNSHIP ,
John F. Crowley
W. A. Watson !
W. A. Rivers
I. It. Melton I
W. J. Moore ,
OLH STORE TOWNSHIP ,
T. L. Hicks
C. W. Arant
J. C. Mangum
R. F. Clark
T. W. Gregory
JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP <
R. A. Knight
R N. Cato
J. II. Johnson
0. L. Miles
ALL IG ATOJt TOWNSHIP
L. R. McXcir
L. N. Johns',n
J. A. Sui'ivan
II C. II.?!1
ST K E R PEN TOWNSHIP
W. J. Teal
Jno. A. Williams
re i Sumner
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J. Warren Johnson
COLE HILL TOWXSHIFJ
J. A. Honeycutt
0. H. Douglass t
S. D. Odoni
Notice of Oonrt
Court of General Sessions, Fall
term, will convene on Monday Sept.
>Sth, 1314.
Grand Jurorfc Petit Jurors, land
Witnesses will take notice.
I. P. Mangum,
Clerk of Court.
ed., Oct. 7
m SHOWoKf
:d the Seas I Capital InPersons
and Horse*--610 hH|K
tnima'.s; Caravan of Camels
AcU, Festurrs and Euro- 1(1(1
ij pear. Scr.aatiow IUU
W SMALLEST IN THE WHOLE WORLD Kl
equilibrists; St. Denis Trio;
iennes and other famed artists
ORE THRILLS, THAN ANY SHOW JHjggfc
tents that are waterproof,
cnted city in the universe.
1 /most tremendous.
m Gorgeous and Glittering Street
f Parade ever seen since the beginning
of time, on downtown
streets at 10:30 a. m. exhibition
iy. One ticket admits to everyig
advertised. 2 & 8 p.m. rain or shinty
raw
Oct. 7
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mm
ling!
cd by ovcrzeal
there is only
*y.
iday or anything
until October 7.
our name.
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MASTE R?S SALE
State of South Ca -olina,
County of Chestei field.
Pursuant tp i decree heretofore
granted in the qase of The Peoples
Hank vs. Annie EfGoodale, I will offer
for sale before the Court House door
at Chesterfield, <S. C., on the first
Monday in Octo )er, same being the
5th, to the higlest bidder for cash
between the legal hours of sale, the
following described (real estate, to
wit: [
All that piece, parcel or tract of
land, situate, lying and being in Chesterfield
county, State of South Carolina.
containing 250 acres, bounded
on the North by land of W. A. Odoni,
East by land of P. W. D. McLean,
South by lands of I. R. Merriman, and
West by land of W. J. L. Cassidy.
Same being part of the tract of land
conveyed to Annie E. Goodale by Levi
Cassidy in the year 1897.
P. A. MURRAY. Jr..
Master Chesterfield County.
Now is the time to send in your or3ers
for Job Printing.
Do These Price
Best Mutches
Pink Salmon
Argo Salmon
Yellow-Table Peaches larj
Best Lemon Cling Peacht
Best Tomatoes, large size
.Extracts, all flavors, 10c si
Pearl Soap
Fancy Corn
Good Luck Baking Povvd
a a n a
Pork and Beans, 10c size
Sauce and Beans, l()c size
SausageJVIeat, 30c size
Grated Pineapple
Sliced "
Black Tea, 60c value
Absolutely Pure
Ground or
30 cenjt value for
Arbuctle Coffee
Sugar-t-this week and nex
(25 pounds for
10 "
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9 (i a
4
We guarantee absolu
refunaed.
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YOU CORAD'
to an expert e
important Dc
-in your hon
Q OLE'S HO'
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|he! HOT
Ijombustion s:
ftf your fuel other
ranges.
?Sf FRES
brown baking
no ti
SEE IT E
without smol
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BITS
For something good to eat get it at
Funderbolfk's Markqt. Phono 2?i5.
For Rent?4 room Cottage on Ker'
dunv street?Apply to T. F. Malloy.
('KI)Alt SlIIXJIiKS?One car load ot
Cedar Shingles have arrived.
Prices right. Sec me i.t once if
you u a good Shingles. Also have
one 15-p "senger Maxv.ell touring
car for sale or trade?is in good
condition. J. F. Harper, Choraw
Go to Fiinderhnrk's Market for fresh
Heats and Groceries. Phone 20 5.
Will Find Some Variations.
. .10 .jirl who gets her Ideas of love
n-J '.he young man who gets his Ideas [
i i business out of the story papers
j ire both liable to meet with dlsap.10
u*nents.
is Interest You?
4c dozen
10c can /
17c "
ge Size 15c "
:s, large size 20c "
10c "
ze 7c bottle
4c cake
He can
er, 5c size 4c "
, 10c " -He 44
8c 44
He 44
25c 41
17c
15c
35c lb.
s Roasted Coffee
Unground
22c per lb.
20c per lb.
t week
$1.85
78c
40c
17c
ite satisfaction or money
A.RRALL
jstic Sci
IALLY INVITED
xhibition of the most
)mestic Science Unit
le. See the famous
r BLAST RANGE
iratipn.
BLAST*1^
ttta t V-i /a era c mart 1^1
?. V L11U guu V HK
- wasted by all If
H AIR OVEN
\ top, bottom, sides?
lrning pans.
IROIL STEAK
ce or odor?ROAST,
? all with one fi:
Cheraw Fu:
OCTC
8-9
Indestrucio (
Just Over the
Pond Price
Tlic trunk that is gua
All th.it' s new and be
(TISdest
xiC^_JBAGC
John C.
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I The Gem
| is the diamond. It leads a
I in beauty and value. But;
I? ly. Examination of our
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Diamond Rings, Br
and other ornaments will p
mond jewelry may he hid
CROWN JE\
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The Cheraw Chro
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COLE'S HOT
The Beat Range Ever Bu
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TOAST, WASH, B
re at same time.
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This valuable t
' ALUMINUM
will be given absolutel}
person ordering Cole's ]
^ during the exhit
15-PIEC
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>BER
10
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$25
ranteed for 5 years,
st at my shop.'
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of Gems I
ill other precious stones ] (
all diamonds are not cost- ! !
acelets, Lavalliers ! [
irovc that even good dia- j >
at reasonable prices. |
VELRY CO. I
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nicle-:$l per Year
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BLAST
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