Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, March 11, 1915, Image 8
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Rev. J. L. Tyler, of Chesterfield,
NjtMit Mondaw night In the city.
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Mrs. Julia Ruiuey, of Roanoke, Vn.,
Is vlstlng Mrs. J. T. Anious, on Third
street. s?
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The Pageland Journal, copying the t?
littl? stiulb in last week's Cironlcle tl
s about Joe Mikelue. says Joe is worse
"than "Fundy," meaninga>ur old friend p
Aaron Funderburk. Joe is sure "going si
. some" to beat "Fundy." h
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v Miss Cecil Severance spent the week si
end with relatives at her old heme m
at Lake City, S. C. t
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Miss Alice Yocuih Of Cash, is tnt '?
gueiit this week of Miss Rosa Strick- - !
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Mr. P. A. Wilcox, of the Florence, q
l?nr. was a visitor in the city yester- tl
day. 'i
Mrs. M. E. Welsh, of Charlotte. N. 1
C. has boon the guest of Mrs. W. C
Ellis for the past week, left today for
Jefferson. S. C., accompanied by Mrs. T
Ellis, where they will spend some time '
with relatives.
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Capt. W. T. Thrower and family. ''
- who have been living on their planta- !
tion near town for the past year or '
more, conducting also the Hopedale t
dairy, has moved back to tlm city Capt.
Thrower has disposedof his dairy,
the greater part of bis fine Hoistein
stock having been sold to parties
in Columbia and other cities.
Little Miss Kittie Melto ei terrained
seven of her little friends yasterda**
afternoon in honorof her sev.on.th birthday.
Various games were played du
ring the afternoon, and ice cream and
cake and fruit were served. \ ?nott
d'Mglitful a'tcnoop- was sent an*
.-,11 the littie girls wen* home h uo iph.
A ' lv tired but t.i; py and wishing 'Co
I Mas Kittle many happy returnB ?f the
Abbott, who has been deputy sheriff
V and Jailor for se/eral >ears, has been
appointed rural policeman and his
^ work will be in Court House and Colo
1 Hill townships. Mr. Jas. T. Grant has
been transferred from the lower part
of the county and given Mt. Croghan
and Old Store townships, with headquarters
at Pageland. Mr. E. W.
Moore has been moved to McIJeo to
work Alligator and Jefferson townships.
Mr. P. C. McLaurin will continue
to work in Clieraw and Steer
Pen townships.
Clieraw Citizens Gladly Testify and
Confidently Recommend* loan's
Kidney Pills
It is testimony like the following
that has placed Doan's Kidney IMIls so
f far above ooinj>etitors. When people
right here at home raise their voice in
praise there is no room left for donht.
Read the public statement of a Cher .
aw citizen:
J. \V. Ivk ridge. High St.. Cheraw, ^
says; "I had rheumatic pains and
kidney trouble. The pains were in
the small of my back and I had to ,
stop work for a week. I could hardly '
bend over to put on my shoes and it %
was just as hard for me to straighten, f1
The kidney secretions passed too 1
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fi eel, and I had to get up two or three! '
times during the night on this account.
j . The flow was scanty and highly colored 01
I>oan*s Kidney Pills, which I got cured
1110. 1 can't praise them toe highly." 1
L simply ask for a kidney remedy?get '
Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that
,yKl v.- ^Kskridge had. Foster .Millnirn ]
Co., Pr<7;V|j/Buffalo. N. Y. is
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amy emergency in bus
\vh?> is ccrtaiiil- to ai<
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Uesuly inoiii'V is of
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strength anil service
selects is one of the
nvs townr?l" luisines
Resales allowing 4 per
Savings Accounts, you
hoth Safety and Servi
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CHERAW SOUTH (
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BASE BALL
irst Lame of the Season to l>e played
Tomorrow Afternoon
The tlrst name of base t>:?H for the
nson will he played tomorrow nfternon
on the local diamond lietween
am* of tl?e Clieraw High school. and
le McBee Illgli school.
The Clieraw lioys have lioen hard
motiving the past week and are doing
nne nice work. MoBre has always
ad a strong team and we are Riven
? understand that she will bring a
trong team up t< morrow and it is
oing to Ih? a battle royal ltotween the
wo to see who will win the lirst
anie. The price of adintssKm will '
e only 25 vents and a large crowd
liould he out to encourage the hoys.
Mrs. John H. Powe, who has been
uite ill for several days, is reported
tiIs morning as being considerably
uproved.
)on't Forget the Flower Exchange.
Don't forget that, the flower exchange
department of the Civic 1
.vague will he at T.eague hall from
o'clock Saturday afternoon for the)
mrpose of conducting a flower ex-1
hange. If you have more flowers. I
oots or hulbs of a kind that you need ,
ake them to the Hall and you may
?o able to exchange them for some
hat you would like to have."""
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Fire jit Itufty.
The Chronicle rcerefs to learn that
a old friend Sam Sellers has mot
"itli a big loss by fire this week.
At 4 o'clock Wednesday morninj? hi.!oro
hous'e and all its contents war
limed. This is the first tiro that has
sited Reby. We have not learned 1
hotlier ??Ir. Sellers had any liisiiMn^
not. It would not surprise us a Mi 1
he had none, however, for the ohi I "
vinR is that a shoemaker is always
ithout shoes for himself. Sain is o.io
the best writers of insurance in tlus '
ction for other people, therefore
is hoped that he did not adopt t'i" .
211 of tue tmoeniaker as to hims d"".
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Mr. Addison Whiteley, of Fork, S. C.,
visiting in the city.
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iness Is tho m?n j .1.
hiovo permanent l'"2
vital iniportflneo.
ii do little. Hat | $
in the bank lie I a,rn
very first mens- ^
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cent interest on |
will find here
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TO IIOLI) CHATAUQl'A.
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Jcftmon Will Have Three Great (
BIr Days.
Jefferson, March 10.?Jefferson is r
preparing for a three day Chautauqua,
March 18. 19 and 20. March. 18 will s
he educational day; March 10, good '
roads day, and March 20, farmers'
institute day. There will he at lea t \
.'our performances :i d.iv. T-w. veiirmis o
)f the ccunty have been -invited, to ::
participate in a declamation contest at
Jefferson 011 Wednesday night, March j
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the schools in Jefferson
township are invited to take part in .
the school parade on Thursday, March
18, at 10 o'clock a. m.
All the stores and business houses
Will he decorated for the occasion.
It is very probable that several tennis
matches will be held during the
fhree days. *
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Job printing done protnply nt the
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No More Bird Hunting |
Bird hunters are reminded of tl;
fact that the season for partridges |
cios Saturday last, and it will be a j
'vio'ation of the game law to kill any i .
of these birds until Nov. la. Tlie open
season formerly lasted until March |
iZ. and the shortening of the period <
was made at the recent session of the ,
general assembly with a view of pro- .
tecting the birds, whose numbers haven
been very noticeably reduced la the i
last few years.
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^oa Pvoads Pusher" Chest
Country of ti
Another View Point.
I.ouis .!. Horowitz. the builder of
the Woolworth. the Muniripal. K<inita-, ,Jt
do ami many other huildinirs of New
Vork. and of Anii-rttTi. praised ail-.
vertisiKu at a dinner at his heautiful j
Itiverslde l>rive apartment overlook-j
injr tin* Ila h-oa. j v,<
"1 am a 11 \*m believer in advertisivx."
saiil Mr. Horowitz. "1 impute a 1,11
rival part of my own sueeess to it.",ls::l
Here Mr. Horowitz's sunburnt and '?l
lealthy faee was illuminated hy one 'i!~
I his rare and ehanniiiir smiles. j
"When a duel; lays an ear;." he said. 1
site waddles ha el; to the duel; pond in
nliffereut silence. Put when a heii;^1'
i.vs an eirjr her frantic cackles iuakejxvi>!
known. j ,"'1
"The hen advertises. , v.lii
"And that, my friend, is why the ,'1'"
rid eats hens' e.'C-'s instead of ducks'i1
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(IHillT TO PAINT
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i on'lit ( ? have painted t.et year. .j-j
; 1 hated tn pnv !>- n jruM"Vi I ml\
I . e cot. tn paint tills yt :ir it'll tnk*? j xx4.4.j,
ifi?? inure i >n 111 r; l suppose 1 gallon 1J>0|,
ami a 11*tie mere work, ! sup- j.( !lt
e 1 day in 1ti. a rem
VIy jeli would have rest last year u>t|:
nil ^tr?i?; it is going to enst this year v ..s
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."i gone. 1 suppose it'll l?e tlie same ...pp j
in. if 1 wait a train. tin
hat if pahit trees ilown to $1.75 a I; Jlt
oil? !?-."?<> on the jeli! ( . j,;,
shan't wait; what a fool I was! NV
DEVOK M.t
rl's IM'lnr store sells it.. vently
prayei
WOOD $1 A LOAD. '<.M Id
inn a train in the wotvl business and Siree
giving tiie same M" "* '
...* xmii u a<is for end el
int I formerly nave. Wood laid iu I-tiling
wilful straight and not piled In Mm tl
ly old kind of way T. A. Fonder found
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items FROM McFARLAN.
The Ladles Aid Society met wit!
drs. Dudley White yesterday after
loon at 4 o'clock. '
Miss Bennie Brnswell of lietltel
P$nt the week end with her brothel
dr. rf. e. Bra8well.
Mrs. T. B. Jenkins, of Petersburt
"a, arrived here last week to spew
overal weeks with her pareute, Mi
nd Mrs. "W. A. Pegucs.
Master Ernest Stegall. of Chester
.eld, spent Sunday with his grand
tiother, Mrs. D. D. Mcltae.
Mies Rebecca Pegues, who has beei
11 school at Petersburg. Va., has coin
mine on account of having an opera
ion for throat trouble. She was no
ble to stay in school.
Mr. A. W. Britt has gone to the Pres
.-wmii Hospital at Cha^o^te fo:
regiment. We hope Mr. Britt wil
oog be able to return horae^ ec
o. ing his usual good health.
Mrs Benuie Crourli.. of. Cherav
pent the week owl here with Mrs. J. I
Corthcutt.
Mrs. J. T. Henry returned hoin
!unday after visiting her daughtei
Ira. Join Jones at arlington. S. C
Miirch 10. 1915.
Mil THE 1XYIGOISATIXG WHIF1
OF I'INE FOREST!
JJdw it Hears the throat and hew
?f its mucous ailments. It is this spiri
i* Newness and Vigor from health
ivhig Vine-Tor-IIoney. Antiseptic am
1 iiltng. Buy a bottle to-day. All Drug
: <t*. U.m>.
Fdeeirie Bitters a Spring Tonic.
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erfiold County, "Garde
he Carolinas."
COM ESSES TO KILLING WIFE
ss McNeal, in Beiuiettsville Jail
A thirls Guilt in Alleged Crime.
Describes Deed.
Ileum ttsvllle, March 10.?Jess Me*al.
tli" negro who was arrested a
tv da.\s ago. < Imaged witli having
irdered his wiK- near Mi Coll, has
ido a confession, admitting his guiit.
says that his wife lia.l been Iry,
to get him to nave her, and that
lit tub! him that if he e\v stayed
ioirh aaain lie would never wnKo
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She started to gi rii another ne
.-n iii> ,so for ?.-j.it clothes and ho
it with her. On his way hark he
! hor h?' was poinp to pet some
skey ami th"** hy Mi-Nair's
I iMHal; that ?*' i- they p * there
rat her throat' a. ilresse?l le t*. taK
all her clothes (iff, leavlhp her (
?s ami stockiiu's on; that he waded
he pond a si...it distaaee and
w the hody in. /
le murder w.is onimittod and the ;
put hi the pond about three
;s lief ire it *> if found, w 11011 two.
who had Iw'.'.i on the pend in a
flslilnp not .red sonieth'up wli'-.l1
<ed their su?,m on and anon inpatinp
the ?edj of the woman
found, she was a small yellow
m ahe.nt L'o .wars of ape It is
that the first, confession made '.wis
? father of tlv? woman. Th? old
went into the jail and |K"t:itel
a. asldnp if i?? had killed Ida,
ife. lie de:ii ' It. Tlio old mail H
i his knees n il lim*- ' '
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When lie h;ul finished his
ho asked liun : ".loss, .ill yo'.l
til." "V''s, middy. k K'llOil her."
tluit ho lias toljl Aill the fiiola
roun)stnn<o< loni/otod with the
nml ilium infori/^tlon pi/tM hv
10 efothos <if tl* <vonia? weie
in jhio is?al i*?:ir w.i.?re sh.1 ^
urdc^od. ,
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
h We kuew they are. We have made
a life study of the printing business
and when we figure on a job we know
' our price is fair to you and fair to
purself. We do not want a job of
printing on which we can not make a
j living profit und we dout believe you
. would want us to do a job for you at
a loss. We could cite you to a number
- >f Instances to prove our assertion.
' Only last week we were asked to
name a price on four separate jobs.
1 We ?li<l so and were told our price was
(ik? liijili. A representative of another
printini; house was in town and secured
the orders. Iaiter in the week three
of the jobs were brought to us to do
" it our prices, having been returned by
the parties with the statement that
their representative had made a mis1
Lake in ins calculation and that they
could not do the work at his figures,
r> hut they would Ik? glad to do the work
1 at such and such figures. And in each
case the price quoted was more than
e our pri?*e. And It is always this way.
- Let us figure on the same muterial and
' the same number and our price will be
found as low as the other fellow's and
we save you the transjiortatioii charges.
' fry us. And rememl?er we guarantee
satisfaction.
' Stricklin Printing Co.
* Publishers of the Chernw Chronicle
* Clipraw, S. C.
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prosperity
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Will Wo?o t? Wadesboro.
A y?.ung man, M". -Poole of Al- 2
I tuoim. Pa., lias rented the room next
to Mr. C. S. Wheeler's harness shop
and will o|ien a bakery there within
the next two weeks. Mr. Pool has g
had about live years' experience in is
the baking business, and if he carries r
) out his present intention, will con- t(
duct a successful bakery here?Wadesboro
Ansonian.
Mr. Hughey Tool has been conduct
ing a bakery at the big Vosburg Lumber
Plant nt Cash for more than a
year. He is a goo<i baker and has
made good, he is making a change
now because of the fact that the foice
IPC
at the lumber plant is being redt::ed
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and t ere is nothing in it for him to
iemaiu. Hi".hey is not only a g od
I cut if a govl hoy and '!he jui
C 1 icie wishes him \ < 1 in his new na
location. t i
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Printin
We have a reputation for th<
We do prompt printing for {
Try us, if we are new to you
ot see us before.
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REPAIR WORK ORIS OUR
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We do all repair work entrusted
to us just as well as.it can be
don.
We do it as quickly as possible
and at the lowest possible
cost.
We wish to tell you that we have
every necessary facility for
undertaking and for perfecting
any sort of job from fixing a
pin or brooch to repairing the
most delicately adjitsted timepiece.
We want what YOTT may have
in this line.
Even the smallest jobs get bur
very best attention.
CROWN JEWELRY CO.
KOTICE TO TAX PATERS
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For the convenience of those who
have bo far been unable to pay their
taxes, I will be In Cheraw on Tuesday,
March 16th, and will be glad to
write receipts for all who may wish
to pay on that date.
W. A. DOUGLASS.
County Treasurer.
IOTICI
The County Board of Equilisatkm
tor Chesterfield County will meat in
ti\e Auditor's office on Tuesday. March
23rd, at 11 O'clock
County Auditor.
NEW BEEF MABKET
Just oponed In the building on
Second street next to Bank of Cberaw
an up to date Market First dam
Fresh Meats and country produce. We
solicit a trial. Call or |?hone and
we will do all we can to please in
both quality and price.
J. T. Roller
C. C. Melton.
Phone 60.
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i.uAi.ii3iKATUKS NOTICE
All persons having claims against
the estate of Mrs. Mary J. Smith, are
hereby notified to present same to me,
duly proved, for payment.
And all persons owing said estate
will make payment promptly to me.
H. A- McLeod,
\dnir. of Estate Mrs. Mary J. Smith,
da roll 11th, 1915.
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
The undersigned have applied to the
iecretary of State for a charter to be
;sued the United Sons of Abraham, a
eligious and fraternal Oorporatlon,
j be located in Cheraw, S. C.
N. S. GILLESPIE,
P. ROBERTSON.
LOUIS HOLLIN,
E. B. ROBERTSON,
O. KENDALL.
Corporat ->rs.
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"Some machinery *
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is almost human intelligence." Tm
t sure it isn't something better,**
>lieo Mr. Chugglns. "My autoao>
e, for instance, would be perfectly
et and peaceful if some of us he*
n beings didn't Jump U and put
up to tricks."
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