Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, April 29, 1915, Image 2
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I Cheraw, S. C.
It seems to us that the more circuit
we have the more siieclal judges i
becomes necessary to appoint. Alroo>
every week carries the announcemer
that (lov. Manning has api>ointed sorn
lawyer learned in the law to hold <th
term of a regular court. Of cour>
Gov. Manning is not to blame for tlm
unless some of the other circuit judge
should be disengaged, and then, as w
understand the law, it l?ec?>mes tli
duty of such disengaged judge to hoi
the court of his brother judge who ma
for the time be unable to hold hi
court.
Some one suggesieu mat me smui
provide for one circuit judge at Iarg<
or who could Ik? called on to hoi
court when any one of the eircul
judges should for any cause he di:
aide. Unless we have not kept coi
rect tab, it would be necessary at thl
time to have two or three judges a
large, for we think within the la?
week or 'two (Jov. Manning has bee
called 011 to uppoiut several sjieok
judges. But it would be cheaper an
better to have an extra judge wh
could be called on at any time tha
to be apiKiinting sj>ecial judges all th
time.?Newberry Herald and New:
The suggestion that one clrcul
judge at lurge be provided to h<\ld coui
when any one of the circuit judges li
disabled by sickness, may be a good s<
lution, alright, but The Chronicle beli<
es there would be very little deman
for extra judge's if. when the regain
1 judge is incapacitated and has to 1
. relieved he Ik? required to pay, out (
his salry, the salary of the extra judg
WHOOPING COl'GH
Well?everyone knows the effect c
Pine Forests on Coughs. Dr. Bell's Pin<
Tar-Honey is a remedy which briiu
quick relief for Whooping Cougl
oosens the mucous, soothes the lining (
the throat and lungs, and makes tl:
coughing spells less servere. A famil
with growing children should not 1
without it. Keep it handy for a
Coughs and Colds. 25. at your Druj
gist.
Electric Bitters a Spring Tonic.
Beautiful Monument Avenue is t
of a flat railway rate of one cent
mile to Richmond for the big affair i
expected to draw to the city 100,00
loyal Southern people.
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Threshing Machinery, Ei
Automobiles and A
Also Lummus Cottc
Write or see
Chesterfield, S. C.
"V
Ji, ES fjl rates,
ill [IpRSS?vatior
WlSlllPM5!11111 ''I?-i
MBIHiriWM I
ATLANTIC COAS
STANDAR^A^OADJ
[like an ostrich, says coi
' MIXSON
Refuses (o I'se Business Judgemen
Declares South Carolina Planter,
Muskogee, Oklp., April 27.?Sel
supi?orting agriculture Is the large
_ problem offering itself to the Sout
for solution, according to Pr. Bra1
ford Knnpp. head of the Banners' C
<>l>emtive Demonstration division i
- Agriculture, who ajtoke before tl
f Si?utl)ern Coniiuerclul Congross hei
r today.
"To solve it, cash markets for 1
call.v grown produce should be e
^ tablished," he said. "Loans shoul
d be made upon condition the farmi
s will make his farm as nearly selfsu
porting as possible."
Dr. Knnpp pointed out that it is tl
duty of cities to make constructive co
* tribution to the country surronndii
them.
The speaker protested against tl
' one-crop system and ixtinted -out thi
:s the millions of dollars worth <
It fruits, vegetables, livestock, bay ai
<t grain, imported annually into tl
it south could he raised as cheaply the
e as elsewh -re.
ie According to Col. Robert M. Mi
:e son. a planter of South Carolina, tl
t, American fanner generally is "lil
>* an ostrich tliat sticks his head
e the sand and won't see." He assei
e ed that the farmer of today refusi
d to use business judgement and supp
y that for which there is a demand
is such quantities as are needed.
Col. Mixson urged the protectio
:e through governmental or state age
e, cies, of agriculture in the southei
d cotton states by warehouse systen
it modelled after tliat cvf South Carolin
<- under which a farmer may store li
r- crop and obtain a certificate of sto
is age on which he can negotitate
it loan.
d
n WILLISTON, N. C., MAN RESTORE
>1 TO HEALTH
(1
? Mr. Wade Thankful He Read Aboi
11 Wonderful Remedy.
ie
* K. T. Wade of Williston, N. C., wi
the victim of stomach disorders. I
tried many remedies and took a gre
't deal of medicine and treatments. R
,e lief seemed a long time comnig.
y /.Then he found Mayr's Wondcrf
^ Remedy, took a dose?and found reli
(* at in re. He told liis opinion of tl
^ remedy in a letter in whlt-li he said:
,e "Your medicine has worked wo
derx. I feel so much better. I a
p- thankful to you. inded, for adverti
ins: your wonderful remedy in the 11
pers. as otherwise I might never ha
>f known of it."
e Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives i*
:s manent results for stomach, liver ai
It intestinal ailments. Eat as much ai
if whatever you like. No more distre
le after eating, pressure of gas iu tl
y stomach and around the heart, (let 01
ie bottle of your druggist now and try
11 on an absolute guarantee?if not satl
: factory money will be returned.?No.
Do not forget the MITE BOXES (
the 10th of May. Several little bo
o will be on hand at the cemetery ga
a with boxes. Go prepared to make
Is contribution. This is the inly tir
0 that the Daughters ever ask for a co
tribution from the public.
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igines, Gas and Oil Tractors,
utomobile accessories.
in Ginning Machinery.
TEAL WHITE,
Representatives,
McFarlan, N. C.
>.50 to V
chmondA^.
me 1"2"3 1915
^FEDERATE
"ETERATiS
itrminN
\J 1 I1V1 J. |
ts on Sale May 29th to June 2nd, |
mited to June 10th. Extension and |
iver privileges. For ^^77
schedules, rest! * jj
is, etc, call on I
!. L. Powe /f LfTLANTlClf 1
Cheraw llv\^ST M
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3F THE SOUTH
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u NOTICE OF
t, "
By virtue of an Act of the Genf.
eral Assembly, approved 5th of
ct March, 1915, t/a C~wit r Board of
h Commissioner >* ' hesterfield
County are required to and they
)f do hereby call an election to bo
10 held on the 4th day of May, 1915,
ro for the purpose of determining
the question of whether the town0
ships hereafter named shall issue
bonds for permanent road
ia
jr improvement and maintenance as
p- follows:
Cheraw Township not to
*e exceed in b.onds $40,000.00
ig Cole Hill Township not
to exceed in bonds.. 20,000.00
ie Steer Pen Township not
at to exceed in bonds.. 23,000.00
of
ul Mt. Croghan Township"
ie not to exceed in
re bonds? 30,000.00
Court House Township
x- not to exceed in
?e bonds ? 40,000.00
Old Store Township not
to exceed in bonds.. 25,000.00
ps And each of said townships are
ly to vote separately on said amounts
in respectively and each to determine
the question of the issue of bonds
for the amounts above set forth
rn and said bonds, if issued shaljl be
as printed coupon bonds to runj for
n. a period of twenty-five (25) yiars
is from date of issue and to betJ* a
r" rate of interest not to exceed i
per cent per annum, payable an-'
nually and the proceeds of gaid
D bonds shall be used exclusively
for road improvement and fuuntenance
in the township Voting
same.
.
Under the law at the samejime
as said election is held the eleOTors
ie of each township above named
llt must elect a Board of Puttc
Works consisting of tree
u] tors of such townships who slftl
ef attend to the issue of the djornK
ie for such township,j^themdMBtf
of the Votes2 lonSff^WP
u* to discharge such other duties las
required by law. mi
a. At the election herein cfd id
re all qualified electors shall be'' n
?
. i?
r, HOUSEHOLD CARES
ltl
id lax the Women of Cheraw the Same
as Etsewlere.
lie
ne
it Herd to attend o louseliold duties
Is- With a constantly a hing bach.
2 A woman shorn 1 not have a IM
lurk. ' j
3n -*nd she seldom would if the kidys
nt'.vs were well.
,te j Doan's Kidney Pills are endorsed .by
a thousands.
ne! Have been used in kidney trouble
n_ [ over 50 years.
Read what this Chernw woman says:
M rs. Eva Walker, High St., Cheraw,
says: "I had dull pains in the small
of my hack, along with headaches and
dizzy spells. I tired easily and didn't
f<*el like doing my housework. I had
other symptoms of kidney trouble.
When I read of Dean's Kidney Pills, I
used thein and they relieved me."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy?get
Donn's Kidney Pills?the same that
Mrs. Walker had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
FOR SALE?I have a larg? Gran J
^ square Piano for sale CHEAP. Parties
can see and try it at Mr. A. H. Page's.
H P. Guess.
THE MOST CAREFl'L AUTOIST
cannot prevent tires from bursting
but be can provide for such emergencies
by carrying an extra tire.
C. THOMAS
ELECTION.
titled to vote at their respective
precincts.
The following appelated as
managers to conduct said election
and tickets, boxes, and instructions
can be procured at the office
of the County Supervisor:
Cheraw?I. S. Huntley, G. A.
Malloy, T. M. Knight.
Brock's Mill?A. F. Parker,
Fred Miller, Joel Brock.
Grant's Mill?W. T. McBride,
Robert Gardner, J. R. Parker.
Cat Pond?J. W. Ruthven, C. R.
Sumner, J. W. Winburn.
Bethel?J. R. Burn, D. S. Matheson,
P. E. Treaey.
Patrick?J. C. ;Baker, W. F.
Winburn, J. E. Williams.
Odom's Mill?W. J. Davidson,
J. W. Winburn, Mike Watson.
Douglass MiH-^-T. H. Douglass,
A. A. Douglass and J. R. Sutton.
Court House?C. II. Rivers, A.
W. Hursey, II. J. Sellers.
Snow Hill?J. W. Parker, J.
Carroll Davis, W. B. Duncan.
Wexford?D. G. Griggs, P. A.
Gulledge, R. N. Pitman.
Ruby?J. S. McGregor, Jas. F.
Crawley, R. D. McCreight.
Mt. Croghan?J. 0. Taylor, J.
H. Rivers, II. A. Jackson.
Cross Roads?Guilford Gulledge.
D. A. T. Douglass, V. B.
Waddill.
Pageland?S. II. Laney, J. A.
Turner, H. B. Sowell.
Ousleydale?Frank "VVilks, F.
J. Johnson, Theo. Winburn.
Winzo?H. F. Evans, L, J.
Rivers, H. Z. Outen.
Plains?G. W. Hinson, G. W.
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Hicks, G. H. McManus.
Dudley?0. B. Jones, D. T.
Puriderburk, S. A. Funderburk.
Polls will be open at 8 a. m. and
close at 4 pf. m. The law and
jrulef, of the General Election apj>Jy
to this elentjon. ??
^ H. F. KING,
County Supervisor.
J. C. SANDERS,
TYLER B: WATSON,
County Commissioners.
WOOD $1 A LOAD.
I am again in the wo<xl business and
am giving the same big old leads for
$1 that I formerly gave. Wood laid in
the wagon straight and not piled in
in ?nv old kind of way T. A. Funder
burk, Phone 228.
THE COAL THAT PROVIDES COMFORT
Order n supply of our coal now and
compare results with the coal yor't(
been using. We know you'll note Che
difference in the amount of heat compared
to consumption. Our <"al is
dust-clean coal that burns to an ash?
no bothersome clinkers?no slate
H. L. POWE,
Cheraw, S. C.
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FOR RE>*T
Two connecting office rooms in
new Post Office building, fre
lights, water and heat. See us for
rates.
Cheraw Insurance & Trnst Co.
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DR. J. E. FFNDERBl'BK
Dental Snrgeon
Phones: Office 138. Residence 174
Office over M. & F. Bank building
A Cynical Motorist
"Some machinery seems to poa?
less jUmost human intelligence." "I'm
lot sure it isn't something better,"
:eplieu Mr. Chuggins. "My automoidle,
for instance, would b* perfectly
lulet and peaceful if some of us hanan
beings didn't jump in and put
t up to tricks." i
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Independei
Tours One Way
Panama Canal ant
Overl
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The Touas will consume 2<
Expenses, such as Railroad and
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highest class hotels on America
geles and San Faancisco wheae
attractive sigetseeing and side-tr
Many Diver
Including Denver, Colcrai
Pike's Peak, Royal George, Sa
National Park' Grand Canyon
of Southern California, San Di(
California, San Francisco, Port
Victoria, Vancouvers the Canac
Paul and Chicago.
All Trains equipped wi
drawing room, stateroom cor
cars and diners for the exclusiA<
n f-i r a frin Pfrcnnollv rnndi
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peroned. Ladies unescorted as
The highest class of sei
EVERYTHING" everywhere.
Write for booklet and deta
Gattis Tour
Tourist Agents, S. A. L. Ry
Fresh Beef, Pork and I
H. A. BURCH
PHOMI
Covington Hotel Bid
CHERA^
HAIL INS
To our Triends i
In Chesterfie
It erives us oleasure 1
Home Insurance Comp
consented to let as wri
Chesterfield County, co1
corn, and small grain. 1
able and you can be a
tection, Don't wait unt
comes to look into this
our pleasure to give y
rates.
Sub-agens want*
i i the c<
Cheraw Insuranc
JOHN H. WELL
Ladd Building Over Post
* : '
in Tours
tit Trips |
Through the I
d Special Train !
and !
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XPOSITIONS
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S to 50 days, including all
Steamship fares;' Pullman
ir and steamship meals; the
n plan, excepting Los Anrooms
only are furnished;
ips.
se Routes
do Springs. Cripple Creek,
It Lake City, Yellowstone
of Arizona, Orange Croves
igo, Los Angeles, Coast of
land, Seattle, Puget Sound,
lian Rocky Mountains, St.
th ALL STEEL Pullman
npaJtm anendo tbservation
s use of our parties for the
icted and satisfactory chasured
of every attention,
vice and the "BEST OF
iled information.
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Raleigh, N. C.
?
5ork Saussage
'S MARKET
! 80
g...Second Street
A/, s. c.
URANCE
ind Customers
Id County.
to announce that The
any of New York has
ite hail Insurance in
vering tobacco, cotton
rheir rates are reasonssured
absolute proil
after the hail storm
matter, as it will be
ou information as to
l
ed at all towns
3u nty.
e & Trust Co.
,S, Manager.
Office, Cheraw, S. C