Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, December 10, 1914, Image 3
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oCocal and
Mis. XV. F. Stevenson lias returned
I for fhc winter aftlr spending the
[ summer at Montreat, X. C.
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I ?r. A. A. MeManus. of MclUi1, is in
the city to-da.v.
L. Miss Virginia Sellers, of Hickory, is
rtfie guest of her sister Mrs. J. E.
Funderburk.
...
Mr. II. I*. Powe is attending court
this week in Greensboro, N. C.
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"Kill two birds with one stone- -Xiuas
Turkey and Suit at price of suit
From John C. Evans. Adv. J
Miss Claudia Powe rettirned rn;
Thursday from a visit of sev- j
I era! weeks to Charleston and Savnn- j
I nail. While in Savannah, she was a
gueST of Rev. and Mrs. Motto. Mrs.
B Motte was a former rector of old St.
J >a vjd's.
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Btal Mr. F. E. K?rr. cashier of the lhink
McBee. S. ('.. was a visitor in the
^H-lty Saturday.
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Bfuy a man's suit $11 up and get a
^Hxuias Turkey fret from John C. >
_Lvans. Adv
^^B +**
Is your husband seedy? Suit and
Xnias turkey at price of suit.?From
^^Jofcn C. Evans. Adv.
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Miss Alma Hutchinson has returned J
from Rocky Mount where she spent
where she spent several months with |
relatives.
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Mr. Jule McGregor, of Ruby, was a
visitor in the city Tuesday.
Cool these*- mornings?Eh! Overcoat
and Turkey at price of Overcoat
John C. Evans. Adv.
v Mr. Klrby l^irers. of Chesterfield.
- spent TuesdjfV in the city.
? ?
Miss Lottie Princo. 'of Montrcat.
? js^visting 'her sister Mrs. \V. F. j
^FStevenson.
How cnii I get my Xiuas Turkey i
free? Ask John C. Evans. Adv.
M
Your Xiuas. Turkey free from John
^ C. Evans. Adv.
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FOR RENT.?One 6 room Cottage on j
Kershaw street. Apply to.
Capt. T. F. Mallo.v.
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Since the first of the year the office
^^^Lthe secrtary of state has received
in charter
h*it Iteeii In
Bowie. Texas! Sunday, Nov. 22. i
lis widow is a aster of Captain J. M. J
P Hough of tlds pln<v and also of the!
late Solicitor M. J. Hough.?Lam-aster ,
News.
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VOI R COLI) IS DANGEROrS j"
BREAK IT IT?NOW i,
A Cold is readily catching. A run- <?
down system is susceptible to Germs
at once. Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey '
? fina f/vp rYilrtc r~'l Toug'hs. It loos
pns the Mucous, stops the Cough and |(
soothes the Lungs It's guaranteed.
Only -."c. nt your druggists.?Adv. |
TAX Ni
The books will be open for the coiled
Octebe, 19l4r to December 31st, 1914.
Tlevy for State
gP^^^^onstitutional School
Ordinary County
Intrest on R. R. Bonds
Roads and Bridges
Total levy
Local School
^ Cheraw Graded School mills
^' "fniai'Burg 3 mills
A Orange Hill 9 mills
H Tats Branch 4 mills
l'ee Dee 3 mills
Stafford 4 mills
^^feethel 4 mills
^^Atfder Point 4 mills
4 mills
^^BffKer!T. 4 mills
^ Pine Grove 3 mills
^Vshiloh 3 mills
J Snow Hill 4 mills
W Ousley 7 mills
Vaughn 3 mills
A Wt^nble Hill 3 mills
J White Oak 4 mills
B' Center 4 milh
m Cross Roads : mills
Mf Prntrhan :j mills
i *'*l. V? V0 ?
k New Hope 7 mills
"> i i i 1! ^ ^Kfforrl
Fivo^Fftrks 2 mil'1
Man?ura .'! mills
Pagtland '! mills
B Flai?s 1' mills
^L. Grove .* mills
Friomrhip mil!
Jefferson ? mills
Long BrancJh. f mills
Green Hill ? mills
Mildendorf 3 mills
McBeo k mills
Union ? mills
Bay Springs \ mills
Bear Creek J mil' Bethesda
2 nulls
Juniper "> mil1*
Patrick 1 mills
Cat. Foil if 2 mills
Lewis 3 mills
I Palmetto ... .3 mills
Wallace 3 mills
Special Road?Cheraw Towusl-ip
Special Road?Alligator Towiuli p
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September 1", 101
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ersona/ 9/ews.
I
COVERING HiS TRACKS.
"John," said the woman in a quietly
earnest manner, "what time was it
when you got home last night?"
"Eleven o'clock."
"That new clock you gave me for a
birthday present is evidently wrong.
I distinctly heard it strike two."
"Oh. yes. that clock has novel modern
ways that are a little confusing
at first. What is struck was one and
one, side by side, which makes eleven,
you know. It isn't worth bothering
with. I'll take it right back and change
it for one that strikes the plain oldfashioned
way."
A Week's Wash.
"Rather queer looking curtain hanging
at that window across the way. It:
reminds me of a Japanese portiere." i
"That isn't a curtain. Miss Halk |
room has tied a string across her window
and hung up her stockings to dry."
Plentifully Supplied. j
"I'm going shopping today, Henry. |
Skinnum & Co. advertise a cut-price 1
ale." ! u
"All right, my dear, but if you are a
tempted to buy another 'varz' remember
that we already have 27 or more
cattered about the house." i
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THE VERY BEST. ri
fll
She?What's the name of the best
fortune teller? ^
He (absently)?Bradstreet. ,,
Perhaps We're Old-Fashioned. W
The school girl with the painted face? 'll
SHE ain't to blame, but. gee! we would r
Just love to wield a six-foot plank
And land one on her mother?good!
Popular Approval. It
"Of course, popular approval is ea- fi
sential to success," said the statesman, c;
"I don't know," replied the plain per- ^
son; "a number of baseball umpires ?
have managed to get on pretty well
without It."
A Touch of Irish.
"Hullo, Llze! Whar yo' gwine?"
said one colored woman meeting
another.
"I gain't gwine^ nowhar;
g^^," came the
The C-ronicle is $1.00 per year.
I'ATE-Hl'RST.
On Saturday morning, Dee. 5, at 10
'i-hn-k. Miss Belle Bate, of Patrick.
1. (\. and Mr. Leonard Hurst, of
'hesterlield, were united in the holy
ninls of matrimony, ltov. C. \V. Jones
1' Wake Forest, N. oiliciated.
The scene of the occasion was at
'amden. S. and eame as quite a
urprise to tlieir many friends.
Tliov are very popular young peoilo
of their respective communities,
ind their many friends wish them
long and liapp.v life.
DTICE
Lion of taxes from the l">th day of
6 mills
3 mills
?V> mills
IV2 mills
2 mills
18 mills
Bonds Special Sshool
4 mills
s
2V? mills
3 mills mills
5 mills
2 mills
i
1 mills mills 1
1'j mills
r, mills
<
1
!> mills
I
4 mills
!
Hi mills
4 mills
I
2 mills
mills
. A. DOUGLASS,
Count} Treasurer.
CHEIAW WIXS FIOM HAMLET c
IX A FOOT-HALL GAME c
LAST FHIDAY !
In a beautifully played game of t
oot ball, abounding in well executed i
toward passes and thrilling end runs t
in the part of the home team and
l)uzeling line bucks on the part of the I
-isitors, Cheraw High school defeated E
:he High School boys from Hamlet by g
\ 20 to 6 score on last Friday after10011.
Although the ground was wet
he game was fast and snappy, consising
mainly of open foot ball.
The scoring was begun by Cheraw ii
u the first quarter. After working A
he ball within striking d stance of
iamlet's goal by alternating end runs,
rhrower, G. executed a beautiful forvard
pass to Wright, who went across q
or the first touch down of the game. u
rhrower, G. missed goal by a small
nargin. The next scoring was also .
lone by Cheraw when Tracy circled h
ight end for thirty yards and a touch !l
fown.An easy goal was kicked by
hrower, making the score 13 to 0. ,,
Hamlet came back stronger in the
hird quarter, and on a succession of
ine bucks through center and tackle
managed to reach Cheraw's ten yard
Ine. Here Cheraw held for two downs
fhen Hill went over for Hamlet's first ?|
auch down. Goal was missed. On
he fourth quarter Hamlet braced up
gain bat last the ball on a fumble on
heraw's thirty five yard lino Burch
Hling on it. Here is where a beauti- ai
ll piece of playing wes done by Cheaw.
Tracy was given the ball, and
e raced around right end behind perict
interference for forty five yards.
he ball was then quickly snapped to 'f
hrower, G., who made an accurate
ass to Ladd, who was waiting for the
all on the five yard line. He went]*11
rer for Cheraw's third touchdown,
ad Thrower, G., kicked an easy goal th
aking the final score 20 to 6. mi
Both sides did some excellent play- v?
ig and to mention the stars for Che- ri
tw would be to mention the whole as
am. Tracy did some great work on ns
ath defensive and offensive, and his Sr
rcling end runs were thrlling. Char- eli
e and "Pete" Pegues both did some
rettiest tackling, breaking through
le line repeatedly. Thrower, G. ran
is team well, while the whole back T<
eld ran excellent interference.
For Hamlet Capt. Hill was the n<
lining star, makng some beautiful j'j
ne bucks, for substantial gains. Thei j{(
hole Hamlet line played good ball, ..j
id tiieir hefty center broke through
epeate^ly and made some good f!'
ickles.
This game ended the season with the
>cai school team. This being their yt
rst attempt at foot ball, the season]
in probably be looked upon as a sue- i,,
-T. R W
You wi!! find a <
to su
FOR HER
TOILET CASES
MANICURE CASES
tM (WTV oiifl 1I.W
VIIJV/ ? UUV4 '
CHIEF HOXES
TOURIST CASES
EXTRACTS, TOILEH
TERS
HAND MIRRORS
ROOKS. STATIONER
ETC., ETC.
For the Childi
of Dolls, Doll Vel
can easily select tc
Huyler's Cant
size box desired.
Eastman
T. E. W i
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Can. Y
Cotton
If Not
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Leo Fnuik^aiifes Jan. 22,
Let* M. Franj^convlcted of tl
murder of Mtj^^Phftgan, the Atlai
tn factory gir^^B been sentenced t
hang Jan. 22. ^^Bnk's oonly hope I
executive clemen?
\\ ashlngton, De<I 0.?No stamp ta
undc* tlie war rewiiue act will he r<
quired on colon lw tit fund certificate'
according t<- an o] inion today h; U:
solicitor of interni ! revenue.
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The Chronicle wlllmake a nlc
Christmas presentj
NOTICE OF OPENING BOOKS 01
SIBCBIPTION
Notice is herebf given that undei
authority giveii i j' the Secretary o:
State, in coinmissjou dated, Decemhei
7th. 1014. the ltooks.of subscription tf
the capital stock i?f The Trust Com
pany of Cheraw will l*e ojiened at thi
Bank of CherawICheraw, S. C., I)e
cember 12th, 1914 at 12 o'clock M.
c. Jk. waddill,
t i. en a re
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:essful one taking everythinng inh
onsideration. The boys have already
begun to look forward toward
he basket ball Beason which is next
n order, and the local school bids fair
0 put a good team in the field.
Officials in the game Friday were
Bunch, referee; Tpenccr, umpire;
Selk and LeGrand. timekeepers, Pegpies
head linesman.
< 01 KT HOI'SE ITEMS
Miss Viola Dunning, of Columbia, is
s visiting her friend, Miss Virginia
inderson, at the Commercial hotel.
?
A church conference for St. Paul
hutch will he held at that church
ext Sundav afternoon at 3 o clock,
'he pastor urges that every member
ttend this impevtant meeting.
A special missionary service will he
eid at St. Paul next Sunday evening
t 7 o'clock. Tlio service will begin
rompl'v a' 7 o'clock and will not
ist ivore than one and a qhwIW
( ur<.
**?
Mr. J. 0. Taylor rnd Miss Oshurn,
f Mt. Crogan. and Miss Elizabeth
yrd. of Chesterfield, attended a Maude
banquet at Chesterfield 1 flight.
Mrs. C. C. Douglass went to Florice
last week for nil operation for
ipendicitis. Her many friends here
e glad to know that she is rapidly
covering from the operation and
ill soon he ahle to resume her work
1 teacher in the Chesterfield High
hool.
t*
A number of teachers from dlfferit
sections of the county were at
lesterfield ast Saturday to attend
ee Teachers' Association. A very
ithuslastic meeting was held and
irlous plans were discussed for deving
the greatest benefit from the
sociation. The next meeting of the
siM-iation will he held on the second
iturday in January. Officers will be
Mted at the January meeting.
DAVIS-TEAL.
The marriage of Mr. 1$. Thurman
ill and Miss Ophelia Davis at Zoar
lurch Sunday afternoon was wit>sscil
by a large number of relatives
id friends of this popular young coue.
The ceremony was |>erformed by
i?v. J. L. Tvler. of the Chesterflefilfid
rcuit of the M. E. Church. South.
Mr. Teal is a very successful young
poor, and n valuable church worker.
r? Teal is the vonngest daughter
Mr. w. Tt. Travis and Is a leader
the social and church life of the
ooimouoltv.
Mr. and Mrs. Teal w'11 make thedr
one with the bride's father.
A T
pnaiaakeL
Drug Stor^
complete line of H<
lit every requiremer
FO
SHAVING S
TOURIST I
DKER- COLLAR B
FOUNTAIN
f \VA- BOOKS. S'
Gentleme
on AI/IVO
k>:viui\ii>u
Y THERMOS
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ren we have a splei
hides and Toys fi
> suit your needs.
iy in Plain and Fa
's Kodaks and G
mnamaker
HmREHBHBHH
ou Afford to Sell
at Present Prices
<SUK
y Loan (8)L 1
W. MALLOY, Manag
ieraw, S.
tl.
WANTED; MelH^tcross ties; only
will not have tiTcome so often if lie
is from this yari. For our coal goes
farther tTiatrTtre tKj^.l gives greater
heat. What yon spend with us for
coal (loesen't go up the chimney. It
purchases fuel tl at gives plenty heat
in stove or fun ace. Get your next
coal supply here ^ml you'll make by
the ojieratioii as veil as we.
h. l. powe,
ChtwJw, S. C.
The ChronclAne year, One dollar
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BOTTLES L
ETC. P
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om whith you
ncy Boxes?any
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
ie CREDITORS. 1
11- ? ;
:o In the District Court of the United |
Is States for the Eastern District of <
South Carolina. (
IN BANKRUPTCY. (
x In the matter of A. P. Smith, hank- J
?- nipt. i
*, To the creditors of A. P. Smith, of
0 Chesterfield. S. C., in the County of
''hesterfleld and district aforesaid, a
liankrupt.
e Notice? is hereby given that <ui tic
Jnd day of Decern her A. D.. 1914.1
the said A. P. Smth was duly adF1
judged a liankrupt. and that the first
meeting of his creditors will lie held
at the office of Early & Cork. Florence,
r S. C.. on the 17th day of Deivmher, i
f A. 1).. 1P14. n't 11 o'clock in the A. M..
r at which time the said creditors may \
* attend, prove their claims, apisiiut a
- trustee, examine the haukrupt. and j
1 transact suoh otlier business as may |
properly come before said meeting, j
T. C. CORK.
Referee in Bankruptcy. |
Florence. S. C.. Decemher .~>tli. 1914. |
THE DARLINGTON BRICK & TILE
COMPANY,
Darlington, S. C.,
j
Prepared to ship promptly our stand- !(
nrd Society Hill brick?than which
there is no better.
Send us your order. Can snip on;'
one day's notice. Quality and prompt.
R ^
For Eve
I the 1
With the war s
of cotton away dc
And at the same i
of winter needs tc
Now, in order to
crisis, we have thi
On every
, -? Trunks, '?
Ranges, I
| Householi
tween N
15th, FOI
We Will
I Or?Evei
bill for
regular c;
We Will
i
| Please notice tl
re-marking or ch;
! out all chance of
same prices the gi
into our store.
at our store are n
0
I as most of stores.
Notice, too, th
lots of excitemer
which may be lo\
It will run 56 c
long. But don't
the 56th day. T
I the stock would
I is some choice be
1 and new styles.
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| Mistake.
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Chera\
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The Ger
| is the diamond. It lead?
I in beauty and value. Hi
) Iv. Examination of our
)
Diamond Rings,
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> and other ornaments wil
> mond jewelrv mav he lu
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lea:
rybody in I
'own of Ch
till raging in Euro
>wn, ready cash it
time the man buyii
? get for his dollar
help both him am
is offer to make:
' dollar'siworth of
Bags, Suit Cases,
door Covering, and
d Goods, bought o
ovember 21st and
I CASH
Allow a Dis
25 Per Cent.
y time you pay us
goods named abov<
isb prices
Hand You B.
n Hard Cast
latfhis is a bona-fi
inge of prices whai
"sucker bait."
sods were marked
\nd it is a known f
ot marked up witl
lat this is no high
it and rush?and
v or may be othen
lays if the Stock of
make the mistake
here might be a
be picked over.
:cause this sale inc
Sale Starts
day, h
It's a Real Red
No Chance for 1
it or Fooled on
v Furnit
Second Street
heraw, S.
jXlMS>?<SXs>,SK?K5XS>????<SX?J?'??<?y^X2>?<?X5X5X5)?0
n of Gems f
i all other precious stones g
it all diamonds are not cost- |
Bracelets, Lavalliers
1 prove that even good dia- ?
id at reasonable prices. |
1LWELRY CO.
^w, S. C. I
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BB^^BB^B^BMBM
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Reach of
c raw
pe, and the price
; scarce with us.
ng the necessities
all it will buy.
I ourselves in this
Furniture
, Stoves _ _
all other
f us beJanuary.
count of
a $5.00
j at our 1
ick $1.25
i
de offer with no
tever. That cuts
We sell you at
when they came ?
act that the goods |
i as much profit 3
pressure sale with
"special" prices,
.vise.
goods lasts that
of waiting until
rush then. And
Remember, there
hides fresh goods
JOY. 21
action and No
Y011 to Get I
Prices. I
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