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? V, V 1 ^ * * 1 ^ % A | Announcement FALL TAILORING EXPOSITION Aug. 5th, 6th and 7th. An Exposition of the newest and latest Fall Styles and Fabrics awaits your inspection* We most cordially invite you call* Teal-Jones Hi Clieaterflelil, S. C. If EXHIBITORS I Isaac Hamburger & Sons, B MERCHANT TAILORS 1 Baltimore, Md. I D. M. MOSES, Special Representative in charge I ; i Egypt Roller Mills | if Bennettsville, S. C. 1 I w ' fg I $ Are prepared to handle $ ? wheat Day and Night. $ $ | | J. K. MaLtherson, Manager. I Notice of Election. Notice. State of South Carolina, Notice js hereby given that 01 County of Cnesterfiield. August the 10th, next, I will ap A petition of a majority of the p'y l>rf>bate Court of Chei Resident Free-Ilolders and Tf?rS ,Dipchar?( ... . as Guardian of Lee Raley. qualified electors, of the age of Hudson King, twenty-one years, residing in Guardian Shiloh School District No. 11. Notice of Election, having called for an election to be ordered b? the the Trustees ^ .of ^?"th Carolina' of the said district, on the Ques- ?"n y ? y ieaterfield. tion of changing the method of Petition of a majority of tin ( 1 ! a 11 ft ml Plo/.r^ra ? ,1 erection of a school house from ,, ? , , . , , . . Ti i n i i *ree-Holders having been fiilec bonds to tax ; It Is Hereby order- ... , n , . .. . ... v i 11 with the County Board of Educa ed t hat an election be held at . J i_ o . _ , . ? . ,A A- tion from Black Creek Schoo the School House in the said dis- n; . . . . . . . .. iAlU w-. e Hi strict in accordance with Sec trict on the 10th Day of August 1710 . _ . _ l<42 Oivil CJodo 1912 askidg for i r 101.) for the purpose of deciding . , , - _ .... . I *1 r ii WUfLor special levy of o mills to be use< I the following question. Whether . , , . I . . for school purposes, It is hereby I it is expedient? to change the * , , . . .' I, * .. . . . . . . ordered that an election be hel< levy on the district at present to . , . , .. . . . . , . . . 111 the said district, at some cen I pay interest and sinking fund . , , ., 1A . . * * . 1ftl. . . tral place, on the 10th day o on the bond levy of 1914 into a Augn,t 1915 special tax amounting to 10 mills ju)y 20th 1915 for a period not exceeding two ~ !, uj ... * ., .... .. . ^ Co. Bd. Education, years, upon the condition that a ^ Rouee loan of $1,000 be secured at 5 per w. P. Pollock cent interest, which shall be sup- J. O. Taylor plementod by $300 by the Coun- ~ . ty and $200 by the state, making Notice of Election $1 500* to be used fcr building of South Carolina, purposes. And it is further con- County of Chesterfield. ditioned that irthe vote be in A petition of a majority of th favor of the proposed change to a Qualified Electors and Residen tax of 10 mills that the County Free-holders having been file Senator and Representatives with the County Hoard of Educe shall be authorised to make such ticn Wamble Hill School Distric levy, and the Trustees bo noti- No. 22 in accordance with 8e< fled to draw on the county treas- 1742 Civil Code 1912 asking for fearer for the Accumalated Inter special levy of 1 mill to be use ^^terest and Sinking Fund ot the for school purposes, It is hereb Pond Issue of 1914 as though it ordered that an election bo hel were special tax for building i? the said district, at some cei purposes, and also to declare the tral place, on the 10th day ( bond issue of 1914 null and void August 1915. by a special actof the legislature July 20th, 1015. of 1910. Co. Bd. Kduc&tioi July 20th, 1915. R. A. Rouse W. J. Davidson W. P. Pollock Signed I. B. Merriman J. O. Taylor B* Gardner . Nqj|CE Estate Notice. All persons are hereby forbi< All persons holding claims den to fish or hunt with gun < against tho estate of Thomas F. night or day on any of ir Davis, deceased, will please ' nninclo,c V , . , or trespass in any way. present same duly itemized and * E. N. Redfearn. verified and those \d^^*re V V 1 th^ * y a machine y. Singer be t A V <^fccdJes oth< To Prepare Exhibits For the Coming Fa For the benefit, of those w are preparing exhibits of cann fruits and vegetables for t coming fair, to be held Nov. 91 10th, 11th and 12th, the folio ing information is furnished Mrs. T. B. Owens, who is asso ated with the Kitchen Depa ment of Home Demonstrati Work. This instruction cov< the points by which the exhib are to be judged. Tomatoes are first in ord< The points to be considered ar 1st, general appearence; i sanitary jars (glass covers) ; ? uniform size and ripeness (no c fects on to run toes, and mast canned whole: not to be cook too long; no sediment); 4t commercial pack (jars pack close and full). Pears: These arc treated sin lar to tomatoes, except that th are cut and oc oked as soon as p( sible, to prevent change of cok Jelly: Firmness, clearne^ cover with paraphine, or pap dipped in white of egg. Pickles: Spices must not sho They should be cooked in a th muslih sack and removed befo bottling. Uniform pack and go eral appearance are considero Peaches: Cut in ha ves, wi outside packed to view. Must 1 commercial pack. Putter: Appearance, firmnei taste. A square mold is su gested, especially tor market. Bread : Appearance, 1 i g 1 brown, even rise, evenness texture, taslo (sweet or salt There must be neither taste n odor of yeast. Cake: In man' respects lil , bread. The great secret is i f even temperature in cooking. I Dlsharge Notice. . Notioe is hereby given that < ' the Oth day of September 101 ? I will submit my tinal return ' the Probate Court of Chesterfie > County and will apply for di ' charge of K I- L.e Kite. I i) i (\ i __ /i \ r>. ?j imugiass, vruaruia: ^ Aug. 2, 1015* > Office of County Supt. Educ [ tionOffice open every Saturday and tl | first Monday of each month. | HANNA & HUNLEY I ?ATTORNEYS? II. E, Hftinift C Li Hunl< Chesterfield, 8. C. Office ic Peoples Bank Puildii S. Li. DUCKE TT 3 j Civil Ekotxkek?Is making specialty of town and farm map Dli L II TROTTI Dental Surgeon Chesterfield, S. C. Offlpn nn Ri>cnnrl flnnr in "Rii 3 jiuiiriiiipr. All who desire my services w 1 please see me at Chesterfield, as have discontinued my visits to oth towns The Citadel The Military College of Sou Carolina. Announced as 4iDi tinguished Military College" I U. S. War Department. Fi course in Civil Engineering, S< ence, English and Modern La guages. Confers B. 8. and O 1 degrees. A11^ expenses pay c dets from South (Carolina, $282 year. A scholarship worth $.'5 a year is vacant from Chestf field county, and will be fi 1L by competitive examination lie county peat on 18th day ~ August 1018. For necessary i formation and blanks apply Col. O. .1. Bond, The Citadi Charleston S. C. e MILK MILK * I will be in town every mor d ing from 7 to 0 delivering mil i- any one wishing milk will plea -t leave order with Mr. II. M. Ode at the Chesterfield DTncrCo. Hereafter I will make two a liveries on ISatuidays, morni d und afternoon, y M. V, RIVERS i ASHCRAFTS ; Condition Powdei A high-class remedy for hor and mules in poor condition i in need of a tonic. Builds sc )U muscle and fat; cleanses the s ten), thereby producing a smo< . ' glossy coat of hair. Packed ^ doses. 25c. box. Sold by k D H Laneyt ,ir Personal Mem* c h? Mr. J. Paul Teal, of Wadesboro f is here today, he ^ Mr. A. M. Moore of Mfc.Croghan ' was iu town Monday, wjjy 8ee advertisement of Armfield cj. ildw. Oo. in this issue. rt- Gold Olock given away Saturon day night at the Movies. 'rs Good White Lime Direct from its the Kiln. Armfield Hdw. Co. Mi as Annie May Jackson is 5r* visiting relatives at Wadesboro ?_* Miss Cora Craig returned home ' ' Sunday after a visit to the Pana \( I ? . - j~' ma Exposition, be Miss Maud Campbell, of Ruby ed visited her sister, Mrs. J. E. Lucas, last week. 8(1 Mrs. Wm. Marant, Charleston ii- is in Chesterfield on a visit to ey Dr. and Mrs. T. E. Lucas. Mrs. Dr. H. E. Vaughn and little Herbert are visiting relaer tives in Union county. Drs. H. E. Vaughn and R. B. Dozier, motored to Hartsville re Monday afternoon, n- Mr. J. N. Stricklin was a vis tor here Monday, looking after the interest of the Chronicle. Miss Mildred Miller, of JefTer3on, is the guest of her aunt, E* Mrs. J. A. Welch. II Mrs. W. J. Tiller and children of are visiting relatives at McFai) lan this week, or Good Pictures also Prize to lucky one Saturday night. Don't III forget. Rev. F. M. Cannon is holding a series of meetings at Hickory i Grove Church, Marlboro county. I'1 Mr. E. E. Porter is now assist- j ing his brother, Mr. J. F. Porter. | at the C. & L. Depot. g Miss Margaret Garland, of J Sardinia S. O., is the guest of her ann t M ra .T A WaIaK I ... U. ?? VP ivy II. 1 Mr. T. D. Huntley and family ? spent the week-end in Anson i county the guest of relatives. 1 p Don't fail to see corking good ^ picture Friday night?Mary ' Fuller in Every-Girl. lc Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Morrison, < _ of Morven, N. 0., spent Sunday i in town the guest of relatives. Miss Nell and Master Cany \ Gregory, of Cheraw, are visiting i their aunt, Mrs. O. L. Barentine. Mrs. M. J. Hough and children ? are visiting in Lancaster, S O., and Mt.Pleasant, N. O., ft Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Lewis are ' s spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. A, C. Douglass, of Page- 1 land. t Miss Bessie Rivers, of Mt.Croghan, was in town Monday, i 'SB and had her name added to the HI ? dvertiser list. 1 M iss Virginia Bishop, of Cheief raw, spent Tuesday and Wednes i (IftV in fAWn Mia rrnnoi- "'* w? ii mv fsut.su Ul alias Elease Bnchanan. tj, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Dayis are is- visiting tho latter's father, Mr. by Archie Douglass, of White Oak section. n- Bad weather compels us to reE. peat Mary Fuller in Every Girl,a a* good picture (3 reels) Friday 00 ni?llk' >r- JefTerson was very well reprecd sented here Monday, by some of her business men coming to 0 attend to business matters, nto Mr. W. B. Davis, is visiting el, his son, J a 8 J. Davis and daughter, Mrs. A. M. Gardner, of Newberry, 8. G. n A series of meetings is being conducted at Pine Grove church, ise Kev. Frank Funderburk is assist>m ing the pastor Bev. B. 8. Funder, burk. de i,g The date for holding tho third quarterly conference for Ohester. field Circuit has been changed from August 12th to Tuesday. Aug. 15th. Complaint is heard at this office about the condition of the sideST walk in frontof the Court House 8L We merely pasfl these complaints "a to the County Supervisor. 1 Mr. Robert Douglass who for />, the past two years has been assistant Depot agent has accepted % position as salesman for TealJones Co. Bob will b* pleasL3 ed to have his friends, call and 3es see him. and Mr. K. K. Ilanna, left for his >1''^ summer cabin near Henderson7th. ?illeN . C. on Monday. He was ^ accompanied/ by Mrs. D. 11. Laney, Missis Ruth Hanna and Bess Oraijr, who will spend a few 1 jL'??? - I I if %6eal Jnterext Mary Pickford and King Baggot featuring "Mr. Burglar, M. D.n at the Movies Saturday night. (3 Reels) Nelson Bennett has achieved the distinction of bringing to The Advertiser oflice Monday, last, an open bowl of cotton, probably the first to open in the ounty. He also carried a bloom which he said opened on July 20th, having been planted on June 8th. Three famous players, Mary t Rickford, King Baggot. and J. I Warren Kerrifian on the Movie I nnrAPn 4- 11 WW. wvif vwvui U(?J At Oheraw, on Thursday, Aug. 12th, there will bo big doings. The Board of Trade and W. 0. W. have colaborated in bringing about a big farmers' day. Congressmen Lever and Finley will speak and there will be baseball games and other exercises. The spirit actuating Cheraw citizens | in this undertaking is admirable. It true to the traditions of that hustling little town. ' The ladies of Chesterfield" are I to-day entertaining in true Ohes- 1 terfieldian fashion the Confeder- ft ate soldiers of this vicinity. K These occasions will soon be a V thing of the past as with each ft passing year the grey ranks are ft becoming thiner. w These generous hearted ladies ft do well to seize upon this oppor- K tunity to make the day as pleas- ft ant as possible for the grand old 1 heroes, that they might be re- E minded tl.at their sacrifccs and ft su.Ferings are appreciated. 8* It is also a big day for farmers. ~ Mr. E. J. Watson, State commis- p noner of agriculture is to address ft" them to-day. Death of Mrs. T. S. Gregory On Monday Aug. 2nd, after an llness of several months Mrs. L\ S. Gregory died at her home In Oheraw. Mrs. Gregory is sur- ^ rived by three brother, Messrs E. M,B . B. and E. B. Melton, Mi ind one sister, Mrs. (). L Baren- Mi bine, six sons and one daughter. M Her body was laid to rest in the M hesterfield cemetery Tuesday M services conducted by her pastor M Rev. J. K. Goode assisted by M J. L. Tvler. The Advertiser M teeply sympathizes with the be- Ji reaved ones. Jv A ONE-SIDED FIGHT; THREE ARRESTS Jv Oleve Brewer, a negro, living j,1 on the property of Mr. W. F. Jv Phillips, near Pageland, was ar- Jt rested Friday by the rural police and lodged in the County jail 'J| Saturday evening by Sheriff j, I). P. Douglass. He was impli j, cated with Messrs. VV. F. and j( Thomas Philips in an assault on j Mr. E, R. McKay, who is also a j( tenant on the formers property. Mr. Phillips and son arrested j and are i.ow out on $500 bond. j The trouble started some two 0. weeks aero, when Mp.Km ie - ? , J .u ?. J J leged to have fired his gun at the younger Phillips. On Tluirs- j( day afternoon the three men are 'j( said to have attacked and beaten j { Mr. McKay, whoisin a serious 'jt condition, suffering from a pistol 'j( shot wound and many gashes 'j( and briiisesof the head and bodyDr. Moore dressed the wounds ot' 'j the unfortunate man, who is expected to recover. There was some excitement in Chesterfield when it was rumored that the Sheriff had a hurry call to Pageland. STATE WAREHOUSE On last Saturday a representative of the South Carolina Warehouse System visited this section, explaining the working's of the system. The Advertiser will have more to sav on this subject later. It is sufficient to say now that the subject is commended to the careful consideration of the farmers of Chesterfield county. There is no doubt that the unsatisfactory Drices farmers nan ally get for thoir cotton is largely due to the necessity of immediately placing a great proportion of the crop on the market. The reason a larger proportion of the crop is not held is because of the very high rate of insurance charged the warehouses and the high rate of interest charged for money loaned on the stored crop. The South Carolina Warehouse System aids the farmer by Re curing a very low rate of insurence on the stored cotton and a material reduction on the rate of interest charged. Just to (>ct Acquainted The Advertiser FOU K MONTHS FOR STAR'S. IT *' If You Intend Building If You Are Now Building I If You Are Thinking of Buildingf I I See Us for I Building Material I Lime, Cement, Piaster Builders' Hardware, Brick, Nails, Locks, Hinges We have everything that is needed in the making of a house. Prices and Goods Are Guaranteed ; mm HARDWARE CO. I Chesterfield, S. C. . I | irst Quarterly Report of _ Town of Chesterfield 1915. 1015 May 1, Amount received from T. E. Mulloy, $843,18 ine 8, Bills payable 00 ine 2, Chesterfield Advertiser $5 00 ino 3, Roninus Terra Cotta Co. $07 00 ay 1, Balance $740 58 ay 2. Account" Received I utr 9 M_ S Wnterm rpbafp nn SaIav I _J .... ? - .. - - j f^.UU 1 uy 2,Ed Adams fine $10.00 1 ay 3,A. F. Davis Taxes for 1914 $5.60 ay 0, 1) II Laney bal 1014 License $4.00 A ay 3 Chesterfield Dry Goods Co. Liscense 11.00 J ay 3,.J 11 Catoe Tuxes 7.50 ne 1 J G llursey Taxes 5 35 ne 8 R E Rivers J. Taxes 3 70 \ ne 8 E N Kedfearn Taxes 3 50 ne 8 Rank of Chesterfield Liscense 82 50 ne 11 James W Griggs 11 10 00 J ne 11 Jerome and I) F Douglass License 5 00 A ne 14 T T Lucas Taxes g 75 . ne 18 C & L R R " 20 00 ne 22 Farmers Bank License 1L00 V !y 12 Peoples Rank 44 20 00 ? ly 10 J C Johnson J4 8 00 J ly 19 Teal-Jones 41 9 00 ly 19 Square Deal Drug Co. License 10 00 ly 19 Redfearn Co 9 00"" ly 19 Dr W J Ferry 44 10 00 J ly 19 John RatlifF License on two shops 10 00 A ly 19 Chesterfield Loan & Ins. Co. Incense 10 00 M ly 19 Mary Chaoman fine 8 00 ly 20 Aurst-Streater Co 44 20 00 'y 21 Sold Serra Cotte Piping 2 60 ly ?A Gnlledge Bros License 8 00~ ~ ly 24 0 L Gnlledge Livery License 10 00 tfl ily 24 Sandy Lowry i axes 85c ily 26 II W Pusser & Sons License 9 00 fl ily 26 A M Griggs 44 10 00 I ily 20 OJom Bros Co. 14 10 Qo fl ily 2611 VV Dendrick 44 10 00 '' ily 20 Davis & Rivers 44 8 00 B ily 20 S M Wingate 44 5 00 9 ily 26 JO Baker 4^ 10 00 A A Davis 8 00 jfl TOTAL V i 1,182.92 1015 Amounts Paid Out 9 May l'Carl Edwards, work on streets $1.40 - )9| ,4 1 Luther McKay 44 44 44 1 40 IH 44 1 Good Coe 4 4 4 4 1106 44 1 Gary Fountain *4 70 44 8 Chesterfield Light & Bower Co. Lights 50 00 KM 44 8 Koh Watkins work on street 2 82 u ir G t A** 1 " 17 C M Funderburk Salary 40 44 25 Hob Watkins work on street ^9^9h^B 44 27 J F Porter freight 44 27 Luther work on streets 1 16 * < * A lir 4.1 - 1 1 /V J .June l ?j a weicn oaiary iuiju 44 2 Chesterfield Advertiser printing 5 00 14 11 O L Melton drayage 100 44 3 Chesterfield Light <fc Lower Co. Lights 50 00 44 I'omuna Terra Cotte Co 197 00 4* 3 Ransom M Myers Salary 8 1-15 ' 12 50 1 44 5 Luther llurrell work on streets 2 28-? y?^t! 44 8 Armfield Ildw. Co. 20 71 44 12 .Jatnes Crosby work on survey 1 10 J 44 12 Columbus dill 44 44 44 85c -m 44 Son Blake 4 85c ~ A 44 White 44 44 60o -m 44 17 c M Fanderburk Salary 50 ou ^ 44 18 Farmers Bafik Dft. on road plow 80 55 44 18 C L Melton freight on road plow 4 57 44 19 Luther ilarrell work on street 4 00 jfl July 3 Chesterfield Light & Power Co. 60 00 Luther Ilarrell work on atreet 17r> n as L Duekett surveying street 2 60 SH 44 10 Luther Ilarrell work on street 8 35 /,-fl;i 44 12 Rob Watkine " 41 2 60 Iffl 44 17 Luther Harroll 14 " 8 25 JBM 44 19 C M Funderburk Salary 50 00 'J. H " 211 Luther Harrell work 2 Po ^ U 44 24 Sandy Lowry work on street 76$ In TOTAL 168468 JH| Bal Auf?. let 1915v <. 84880^BB lansom M. J*y^rs Town Clerk and