Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

| Personal 9tem# c We ere glad to see Mr. fl. F. King again able to be oat. Mr. l/)ui8 B. Rivers sod family, of Morven. spent Sunday in town. Read adv. o{ Lowry-Liles Do. in this issne. ' Mr. Rnfns Armfield, of Monroe was a visitor to our city this week. Mr. J. T. Middleton, of fetfer son attended court here this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. E^er and little Harry spent Sunday at Mt. Croghan. Dr. Mclutosh, of Timmonsville %' spent Mouday and Tuesday in town with friends. '*V i> i * c.i j WIP. Bimsiey Arraneiu, syeni the week-end at Monroe, the guest of his parents. Messrs. E W. Moore aud J. T Grant, Rural Policemen, were in the city Wednesday. Mr. J. O. Rogers is spending his vacation at Morven and other points in North Oarolina. Dr. L. D. Trotti has returned home after spending several days in the Mountains of N. (J., Misses Pearl and Vera Melton are the guests this week of their sister, Mrs. L. L. Bird of Jefferson. . Messrs. J. B. Nicholson, Henry 1 l/owry and Dr. J. E. Thomas, of Jefferson were in town Wednesday. Mies Edna Anderson has returned from Rock Hill, where 8he attended the summer school for teachers. i .Messrs. R. E. Griffith, J. A. arid O. A. Baker, of Jefferson wfcre business visitors to our r' city last week. \ M rs. J. M. Redfearn and son,| Townley, spent the week-end in Acson county the guests of rela, dives and friends. M ss M. H. Hanna entertained a few friends Wednesday afternoon in honor of Miss Bess Oraig of Austin, Texas. I Mr. E. C.? Clark, one of Jefferson's moat prosperoua planters, was a pleasant caller at this office Monday. *The Scholarships from Chesterfield County to Clemson College were won by Godfey Thrower and Clifton Coward of Cheraw. ;Miss Klease Buchanan, returned home Wednesday, after a delightful visit to her frieDd Miss ,J$nnie Griffith, of Jefferson. lJust received, a lot of French Cfepe regular 10c value'to go in sale at only?5J4o the yard. Lhwry-Liles Co. Morven, N. 0., ^Mr. W. M. Perry of Wingate, and daughter, Mrs. M. B. Dry, of Gary, N. G., were the guests this week of Dr. and Mrs. Perry. Dr. W. G. White, Miss Nan Caney and Master Will Laney, pent 8unday at Society Hill, the guests of Miss Alma Bareutine. I -^Rev. J. L. Tyler, assisted by Kev. L. T. Phillips, of Brownsville circuit, Marion District, is conducting a revival meeting at Zoar chucli. The Chesterfield Ixian and Ins. Co. have moved their office to the Bank of Chesterfield. Mr. A. W. McOall will occnnv the building vacated by them. Mies Franke Lesesna left Tuesday afternoon for her home at Silver, after spending several days in town the guest of her aunt, Mrs. F. M. Cannon. Sunday School convention was held last Friday and Saturday at estfleld Creek Church. A nnmof interesting addresses were delivered. | Egypt Ro A >8 | Bennettsv H; Are prepare wheat Day IH^^BUil S5?SSf I'll I I ^ ^ V 'l j-, ? ? , ?1 f Xccal Jn Mr. Billy Gulledge, who for the past six months has been in the U. 8. Navy, at Norfolk, re turned home Saturday. Billy, iavs "no more Navy for me." On Thursday Aug. 5th Chesterfield and Cheraw will play a double-header ball game on the | Chesterfield diamond, games to :i be called 10 a. m. and 8 p. m. | The Sunday school of Macedonia enjoyed a picnic at Dixon'6 Spring last. Wednesday, drinking ] lemonade, jumping tne rope anil i swinging on a grape vine swing. Hon. Jno. L. McLanrin and J. W. Reid Secretary of the State Farmers Union, w II be at Wexford, Saturday July 31st, to j address the farmers on the warehouse problem. Mr. J. W. Orowley of Ruby with his daughter, MiRs Ida, and 1 son, Dock, moto-ed over to Kershaw county Saturday spending the night and Suday with his nephew, Mr. W. F. Rogers. Mr. L. O. Wannamaker, Of , Oheraw, who was admitted to the bar at the last examination 1 before the supreme court, has been in Chesterfield attending court this week. The Sunday school class of , Mrs. W. J. Tiller, will serve ice cream and other refreshments Thursday evening on the Court House Square. Proceeds will be used to buv carpeting for the 1 Methodist Church. As an evKlencc ofthe fact that the farmers of this County are , alive to the importance of growing other crops than cotton, wit- i ness the fact the Ruby Roller Mills have been compelled by patronage to increase their plant to a capacity of fifty barrels per day. The third quarterly conference for Chesterfield charge will be held at Shiloh on Thursday Aug. 12, at 11 A. M. The Presiding Elder, Rev. W. A. Massabeau, will preach at eleven o'clock. . Dinner will be served at the church, and the business session of the conference will be held in the afternoon. BIG TIME PROMISED FOR OLD SOLDIERS There will be old Soldiers Iteunion at Chesterfield Court House on Thursday, August 5th. All the old soldiers of Chesterfield County are invited to be present that day and bring their wives with them, for the good ladies of the town of Chesterfield are going to furnish free dinner to the old soldiers ana their wives. Everybody is invited to attend the reunion. Especially the farmers of the county for on that day, Thursday, August 5th, Hon. E. J. Watson, Commissioner of Agricnltare of the state of Sooth Carolina will deliver an address to the farmers of Chesterfield County that will be of special interest. The baseball boys are arranging to play a double-header?two games of ball that day. Everybody get ready to come to Chesterfield, Thursday, August 5th the big day for all the people of Chesterfield County. W iNTvn? A n iniliiulriniia mm. who can earn $100 per momh and expenses retailing our Product to farmers. Must have some means for starting expenses am: furnish contract signed by 2 re^ ponsible men. Address \V. T. Rawlkioii company. Freeporfc, 111., giving age, occupation and references. Her Mills I ? ille, S. C. | d to handle ? and Night. ? ? so a, Manager, ? ??n - it in i ii i in Special Notices If yon want a few S. O. R. I. Red hens cheap to breed from see me at tne. Noue over two years old. J. W, Hanna. Wk represent the oldest, largest and best Steam Laundry in the South?The Charlotte Steam Laundry, who make a specialty! of good dying cleaning and press ing of all kinds of fabricp. Basket leaves Tuesday's and returns Saturday'6? Tkal- Jonks If it is a sowing me- 'line you need buy a Singet che best made. Oil, needles and other pa*ts carried in stock. Ste me at Advertiser office. ? L W. Hanna. MILK MILK I will be in town every morning from 7 to 9 delivering milk, any one wishing milk will please leave order with Mr. H. M. Odom at the Chesterfield Drug Co. Hereafter 1 will make two de liveries on 8atuidays, morning and afternoon. M. V. RIVERS, NOTICE. All persons are hereby forbidden to tish or Lunt with gun or dogs night or day on any of my lauds either closed or uninclostd or trespass in any way. E.N. Redfearn. \) Master's Sale. State of South Carolina, County of Chesterfield. In Common Pleas. J. L.'Lit tie & Co. Plaintiff V8 Carrie Evans, et al. Defendants. In obedience to an order of Court granted in the above stat? ed case by Hie Ilonor, I. W. Bowman, Presiding Judge, I will on the first Monday of August, 1015 within the legal hours, offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash before the Court House door at Chesterfield, that tract of land in Chrrter field County, South Oaiolina, containing 17 acres, more or less, bounded by I .1. _r air l o a air * ? miiuB ui necipy oireaier, William Privotl, Andrew McBride and possibly others. Purchaser or purchers to pay for all necessary papers. P. A. Murry, Jr. Master Chesterfield County. July, Oth, 1915. Master's Sale. State of South Carolina, County of Chesterfield. In Common Pleas. Bank of Chesterfield Plaintiff V8. L. V. Rollings, et al, Defendants. In obedience to an ordo*^nade in the above stated case* oy His Honor, I. W. Bowman, Presiding Judge, I will offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash before the Court House door at Chesterfield, on the first Monday in August, 1915, within the !egal hours, that trace of land in Chesterfield County, * South Carolina, described as follows: "'Bounded North by lands of William B. Sellere, on the East, and South by estate lands of William Oliver and West by lands of James W. Crowley, con taining 70 acres, more or lc?ss." The courses and distances of this land may be seen in the record of the above case on file in the Clerks office. Purchaser or Purchasers to pay for all necessary papers. P. A. Murry, Jr., . Master Chesterfield County. July, 0th, 1915. HANNA HUNLEY ?ATTORNEYS? t. E. JIaima C L Hunley Chesterfield, 8. C. )ffice ir Peoples Bank Building Office of County Supt. Educ/ tionOffice open every Saturday and th? irst Monday of each month. S&xJarJEL ASHCRAFTS Condition Powders A high-class remedy for horsei and mules in poor condition anc in need of a tonic. Builus solid muscle and fat; cleanses the sys tern, thereby producing & smooth, glossy coat of hair. Packed in j doses. 25c. box. Sold by [ D H Laney. Your opp Only 3 more da< Loi B|< Will be a thing of the tations, each day dui last three days the big Wo h q\/o orlrlorl mon*/ c n v i iu v uuuuu uiai ijr v started, at a still great of Dorothy Dodd Oxfo $2.25 the pr-sizes 2's $1.98. Every article in that mean a big saving CLOTHING The big Clothing department, thing unthought of. SHOES?Every single p prices that will make your po< up to $3-98 for all $5 00 kind Staple Domestics 5,000 Yards Ohambray, Apron and Dress Ginghams, Fast Colors?Sale Price 5c Yard Good Qaality Yard-Wide Sheeting 5c Best 4* " 14 Sea Island 51-2 Riverside Plaide to go at o l-2c Yard-Wide Bleaching...5c,6 1-2 and 8c 10c Hickory Shirting and Cheviots to go in sale at the Yard 7 l-2c One big lot Prints in all Colors to go in sale at only the Yard 31-2c One big lot Celebrated Kindergarten Cloth to bo closed out at?the Yd. 10c 32-inch Lancashire Cloth, 20c value, to go in saleat?the Yd 121-2c Ready-To-Wear Dept. Children's 50c Gingham and P'rcs'e Dresses 88c La M OO Gingham and P .ie Dresses 69c Misses' Middy and Balkan Blouses 89c Children's Kompers, Dombey and Oliver Twist Suits?Sale price 19c and 89c One lot $1.00 Wash Skirts at 69c One big |ot Shirt Waists, j $1,00 value, at 49c j $1-00 American Beauty Corsets / *z Koing at OJC All Trunks, Suitcases. C single article in our mammol price-cutting and profit-demo Dont forget that sale cl LOWR Morv The Citadel The Military College of 8ooth T,?o State Carolina. Announced as "Dis- County o ringuished Military College" by By M. J. U. 8. War Department. Full con rue in Civil Engineering, 8cieuce, English and Modern Lan effect* of Jol Suages. Confers B. W. and C E. THESE egrees. AM expense? pay ca- cite and adr dets from South Carolina, $282 a Vnhn w'h* ' year. A scholarship worth $800 he and appell * year is vacant from Chester of Probate to Held county, and will be filled S. C., on the by competitive examination a* I4;1*.1! PuJ>,lrn he county seat on 18th day of Hliy they'Va^ August 1918. For necessary ih- iBtration sho formation and blanks apply to GIVEN ut 'ol. O. J. Bond, The Citadel, day of July Charleston 8. O. i If you want ? long time loan To make on improved farm land apply U I will sell J as. hens at a b< J Chesterfield Loco A I?V?. Co. nHNHfl! tortunity is is, Thursday, Friday, ivry-Liles Cos GSAL 3 past; selling has far < ring the sale - but we fgest and best of all. special lots from day tc ;er reduction in pricerds?regular $3.50 4.C i to 7. Also big lot $3.< our big stock goes in t I to you. I knife has been used wrecking all prices ? air of shoes and oxfords in 01 cket book rejoice; 19c for the Wash Hnnds I f f \Jiv/ ' ' i 86-inch Organdy, 25c value, going at? 19c 45-inch Plain Organdy, 50c value, going at 83c 12 l-2c Dimity Check?Sale Price 9J4c 15c 44 ...hm 10c Pajama Checks 7&c 10c Shirt Waist Linen VAc 1212c 44 44 44 Mc 12 l-2c Dundee 44 9/4c 12 l-2c Shirt Madras 9J4c 15c 44 14 1112 20c 4 4 4 4 15c 25c 44 44 19c Pixie Grenadine, 25c value 19c 10 and 12 1 2c Co!ord Lawn to go at? the Yard 7'Ac 15c Colord Lawns to go at?the Yd 10c 20c Windsor Crepe to go at 15c One lot 10c Curtain Goods to go at 5c All 15c *4 44 44 4- mc All 20c 44 10c a %% 1 1 44 1 1 44 | ah l-oc ...19c j Now is the time to save money on Table Damask and Doilies. A hint to the wise is sufficient. Our entire stock of Messaline, Taffeta and all fancy Wash Silks to go at big sacrifice. ollars, Suspenders, Belts, Jew th stock will be knifed unmei lishing sale. oses Saturday night, July > i W V W WW. 1 :i-lili en North Care Notice Not'ce of Electi of South Carolina, State of South Carotin f Chesterfield. ? . . ... . _ ,, HouKh, Probate Judge: "onnty of Chesterfield Whereas G. G. Segnrs, A petition of a majo me to grant him Letters Qualified Electors and -ation of the Kstnte and ? , , , , in W Solars, rrea-Holders having b ARE THEREFORE,.to with the County Boar< nonihh all and singular . . ... , and Creditors of tlie Raid t,on "rom Black Cro< ,?ri? deeoaeed, that they District in accordance ir before main the Court .... . .... l>c held at Chesterfield, 171J Civil (Jode 1912 ai ?nd day of July next special levy of 6 mills (tlon hereof, at 11 o'clock ? , , ,. ?oon, to nhow cause, if *?r school purposo3, It re why thesaid Admin- ordered that an electu uld not be granted. ider iny hand tills <jth, ,n the said district, at 191w w u piece, on the 101 M. J. Hough, r t Probata Judge August 1915. July 26th, 1915. room for young stock 5 nice 8, O. r. i. Red p.. a. Rouse irgain. W. 1*. Pollock J. W. H?n|&. J, O. Taylor Passing ^ Saturday, and pi v i rij3 ? * >. rT?.,- ''.H E" :-, -? ' -:;"1 I 7H ????????????? 3xceeded our expec want to make these . # a ) day, since the sale -see the big Gounter ' " >0 and 4.25 to so at 00 oxfords going at he Big Sale at prices " unmercifully in th i ind making profit a ur immense stock to go at 1 baby soft sole 25c kind on , - 1 Notions 100 Dozen Ladies1 and Men's Hose, 10c value to go in Big dale at only 5c Pr, All 15c Hose to go at only > lie I All 25c Hose to go at only 19c All 50c Silk Hose to go at only 89c All $1 00 Silk Hose to so at onlv. 79r All $1.50 Silk Hose to goat only $1.00 Hemstitched Handkerchiefs at lc, 2tfc, 8Hc, 4c, 7Kc Towels 4c, 8c, 11c, 19c, 88c Ladies' Gauze Vests 5c, 7Kc, 10c, 19c ? ; 7- K) Big Reduction In Price / jk on all Woolen Dress v%l Goods All 25c Woolen GoodB at?the Yd 19c All 50c 44 44 44? 44 44 89c All 75c 44 44 44? 44 44 68c All $1.00 ? 44 4 4 79e One lot 60c Woolen Dress Goods, 86 inches wide, to go at only, the H yard 29c - fl One lot Bilk Ratine, in bine and jf* brown, $1,00 value, to only at the vy yard 49c 1 felry, Watches; in fact every rcifully during this mighty - '? 51st. Come each day. ES CO.1 >llna. ion. Estate Notice, a, All persons holding claim! against the estate of Thomas F. rityofthe Davis, deceased, will please ^ Resident present same duly itemized and >cen fiiled verified and those who are doe 1 of Educa- the estate any amount will )k School please make payment at once with Sec. to the undeisigned. ikidg for a R. E. Rivers, Executor, to I e used July 19th, 1915. is hereby * on be held Notice, some cen- Notice is hereby given that on ^ tk amm n# a -i il. iail ? ^jit ? r rmm UHJ V* AU|UII M1M IVIlDl QUI, A Will ap- ^ J JB pi j to the Pro bete Court of Cbe* terfield County for e Dieeberge ucation. as Guardian of Lee Reley. Hudson King,