Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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f ^ DftQP A MCW j til? , TiiAT M//J f i ypsiAsuiE e^-iv.r WCM tu^T aoiii^s I j w W V/ ?v v_> I I 1^/ l ^ LV-I III IL> W 1 1V1 W VV ers and Rakes; also repairs a prices to suit you. Call at onc< and get prices. Terms easy. HARDWARE CM1, ' COTTON GINNED V I Chesterfield Gin Co., will gin your cotton for -IjA R per ljfllc of ordinary weight. Our gins -n ami turn out a good, smooth, live k MB^HanMnni:!! |s the of market. |^^^B^^E|K9H^BHH^|^^Afseed, and will times give HfflHHHHHnn^r your , we H9|^MHmHH|^n^9B9n^^A(n(> one who WETj 1 ihrscnal Sterna i 1_ G* your exhibits ready for the r runty Fair. Mr J. T. Grant, of Pajelvnd. was t 1 town Tuesday. Mr Hay Hi vers, of Morven spent Sunday in townMr. W. T. Kdgewot t h, of l'ar;e and vas in town Tuesday. Mr Johuia Threatt, of Cheraw visit*?1 friends in fnvn Sunday. Mr. Ij. B. Rivers and family ?.f Morven, spent Sunday in town. 1 lion. W. I*. Bollock, of dho-1 raw, was a business visitor to <>ur town ve9terday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gibson, of Mt. <'roghan, were in town yesterday shopping. M?-. 10. B. Smith, of Mt Crogh -ill, is visiting relatives and t'riends in town this week. Mr. Walter Teal has accepted a position with the Square Deal Drug Mr and Mrs. H. W. King are rni'v occupying the J. U. JoAers muse 011 Mam street. Mr. It. M. Myers made a busi itess trip to Darlington and Mt lire, t his week. M^isrs. .!. I,. Craig and J. C. h'ogers, of Oheraw, spent- Sunday tM town, Doi't" forget the Movies?t I or iz "?t. e a week. Only ? and l'hi a 'i in issio:-. | Mr. and Mrs. I?. C. McLnitrit % if 1 'liorilW. ssiPiil, Snn'lnv <t t tVio k humof Mr. and Mrs. 11. I). V\\\t?OU. M ss Mattie (faddy spent ths weck-end at Mt.Oroghau, with her aunt, Mrs. l)r. 1. S. Funderbur k. M . I'll Mrs. R. E. River Jr. wcr called to Rageland laRt wee : on account of the illness ot th*. atter's grandmother. Iji'.fcle Oarl Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs Carl Morgan, who is only 7 yea; s old, picked 100 pounds of cott n one day last. C ine and bring your friends to i " show, t he liou<-e of pleasure It i harmless, moral and educating. Admission only and 10c. I- r \ our own pleasure we don't want you t ? miss the Movies this week. We are going to -how you the same pictures that are diown in the swellost shows in ? ew York. Y?sterdav morning Sheriff Dot glass was called to Patrick to remove Mr, .lames Teal to the oiu ? oaiiiionuin. This is a pathe ic caso as Mr. Teal's malady m is recurrent, being at times ^ thoioughly normal. Attention is ealh d the nunie^ rous new school house buildings in Chesterfield county. Cre<lit should be given to Snpt. Rouse fo* the movement- along this I line which has resulted in so J many improvements. Messrs. It. K. Manna and 0. L Ilnnley were in Cheraw last Fri day in attendance upon 1 he meeting of creditors of the Cheraw Mercantile Co. bankrupt. Messrs Ilanna and Ilnnley represent, throe out of the six largest creditors, besides numerous other smaller creditors. Don't feel neglected if your name does not appear in these columns when yo'j would have liked to see it there. The editor and his assistant*, are not omnipresent. Rut the telepone is really so UarnTTrryjir is 84^ The Advert i soi- wJLnts your news, vonr com'nrfs and g lings, your visitors and entertainm nts. You must stipplv it. 11 e \ handsome, illustrated pr? i ii/m list of the Chesterfield Coo ,/y Fair will he issued Oct. h The officers of the County Fa r have given a good deal of Wo: ? in preparing the attrae ive list of prizes. Special at i ition is called to the main pi / >s of twentv-five ! irs casl^Jr^^^^^^^^^k ma 11)g th^^^HflflHHHfiKMi An tngBwoos contest was ar ranged by Teal-Jones on Tries- I day when they suspended a 50 R p??und piece of ice in the show H 1 window, offering premiums to H J ?he ones who gue-sed nearest to R ' ihe length of time it would take ra | the ice to melt. Much interest w ] was manifested, a? well as much 0 t satisfaction. When the ice was nj ^ first exhibited the whenter wss very warm. There was a sud H den change to cojI weather and S it is said Mr. Teal claims credit for this. * p The ice which was suspended n at, '2 P M J i- -P Others are pleased when thej see the Movies. So join then and be pleased too. M essrs. liichard I'oston and Isom Teal, left Monday for Columbia where they go to enter the South Carolina College. Mrs. W. H. Craig, of Atlanta who has been visiting in town for the past, ten days, left yesterday for \Vade8boro and Ansonville. Some excellent pipers were read at the recent Chesterfield Baptist. Women's Missionary Union, a synopsis of which will be published at. an early date. County Supervisor II. F. King, who has beep, in the hospital at i/oiumnia tor some time, has returned to his home greatly improved in health. j In Watch and Clock repairing v-?u want the t>est. So yon will I have t he correct time. You don't makc'tt mistake in carrying it to Mct'all for repair. Mrs. Lee Catoe and children have returned to their ln.me at Pageland, after a visit of several days at the home of her brothers Messrs. \V. 1'. and H. M. () iorr?. The grand jury has, on one or two oecassions recommended that wider works be installed in the court house. Tim chain gang lun laid a sewer right up to tlje back door. Perhaps a wa\ will he found to finish the job. Eddins - Redfern A oleasant surprise was PDrunp on Jlmsterfiald last, Sunday mor. lug, when Mr. George W. Kdd is, manager of the drj gooi i department of the ('lies terl ? !d Mercantile Co., ami Misc Mai / Hedfern, daughter of Mr. W. M. lledfern, were married l ie ceremnnv who r\off,.r?,n,i j - ... w..() ?? tan ?sv-? a. ?i iilCl by the ltov. J. L. Tyler at the Methodist parsonage at i) o'clock The happy conple then left for a joy rule to a i umber of neighboring towns, returning in the after noon. A linen shower was given th< m on Monday nignt, when many valuable presents were received by t hem. Wiiile the young couple have been good friends for sometime their marriage was a complete surpri?e. The Advertiser joins their host of iriends in wishing them bon voyage on the sea of tnatri nony. ' Rowe- Stiicklin Middendorf, S. ('., A pretty wedding which is of much interest to a host of friends in both (larolinas was that of Miss Aliiene Rowe and Mr. W. lv. Sn'cklin, which took place at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rowe at eight o'clock Sunday evening Sept. 12. The rooms were beautifully decorated with feni6, roses and palms. Ti,,. - me ucrrviiiuuy wuH perrorrne(1 by the lie v. Jerman, of Patrick, in the presence of relatives and friends of the family. Miss Irene Howe presided at the organ. At lirst. note of the wedding march attendants entered in following order: Mr. H. T. McMannswith Mi ss Ida Howe, Mr. Otto Johnson with Miss Nellie Howe, Mr. Mack Howe with Miss l'earle Johnson, Mr. (his. Uowe with Miss Mary Grey Robertson, Mr. llori.ee Wilhelin with Miss Jennie Kobcrtscn and Mr. Ernest Sim with Miss Bertha Alexander, immediately followed b.v the >ride and groom who took tliei place under an immense web ing bell of green and white. A er the ceremony the guests ( wei ? invited into the dining r<?o ? where the color scheme i wa? prettily carried out. A de- ] lig ghtful salad course, Mrs. < Louisa ltowe was matron of hon- ; or. i Mrs. Stricklin is well known throughout the community, and ^1^-1 1 y nil who know her. Mr. is a man of sterling 1 H Am'! holds a responsible ' ^^^^^Fwi'h the rteahourd Air 1 ^ niw.y. HHB' Ado and poomytfll on i I w rain .laoJ^^^JIle, fij^^^^^k&nd Cubtg^^^^RL ? ,.,v ? * * uv,o-it*y llllll&Ilt'U melting at 5:10 I*. M. Wednss dav. f. ... Four guessers tir*3 Icr trctn- || iums. They wer?? Messrs. C. C. ' I Douglass, E. A. Douglas, I. 1". | Mauguiii, J. K. Lucas. Premium was a raincoat valued a* $5.00. i VAUGHN SCHOOL HOUSE Picking cott<>n and making Sorghum is the order of the day and opossum hunting the order of the night. The writer produced 20,010 stalks of cane which yielded him 20 .'4 gallons of good syrup. Mr, J. A. Sellers the Contractor. will soon have the new school building at this place completed. Then we believe we can boast of having one of the neatest country school buildings in t he county. i Mr. Duncan Vaughn went- to j ' harloite last Sunday to undergo un operation. Glad to report Rev. John W. Griggs, better at this writing. Mr. Jule Burr, of the Deep Greek section .ras visiting here Sunday. MAKE WORK EASfER Chesterfield People Are Plesed to Learn how It Has Been Done. It 's pr*t tv hard to ntteud to duties With .1 Constantly n.iliing Hark; With annoying urinary disorders. I><?! it"r* Kidney Pills make work ensftr $ for many u sufferer. id They're for bad barks. | For weak kidneys. 1 Here is convincing proof of merit. I |Ci Mrs. lb bceni Weatberla, I'lept St.. t>^ Itennet tsvillr, S. ('., says: "1 Imd dull! pains aeross lay bark and was werv si in- l'' I I :iin) I iiii". I became liri'il easily Mini j'j [didn't I h| like doing my housework I j .1 was distressed liv dizzy spells. Thekid-|f? ney set ret inns were iri ovular in passiue*. ; j j too. Point's Kidney Pills soon relieved j L tlie bneknelies and other kidney dis-j Nl orders." * 112 Prie -,"?0c, nt all dealors. Iton'1 simp-jH 1 v ask tor a kidney remedy?get I loan's p Kidney Pilis?tho snuie tluit Mrs. is Weatiierly had. Poster-.Mi|burn Co., Pf Props,, 11 u ff h 11 (>, N. Y. "MONEY" | . The mint makes it. and under the rS terms of the ('t)NTIXHNTA K MOR- n Tt JACK I 'ON. I'A NY you can snare it at J M (5 per cent for any legul purpose on ap-'B proved real estate. Terms easy, tell us E | your wants uud we will co-operate with 6 l yoa. 908-9 Munsey Bid/;., Baltimore. |j ?:? v. WILL 1'AY 22 cents per dozen for eggs; 14 cents per lb. for $ young chickens; 10 cents per k lb. for hens. if W. J. BILES, g _ Bennettsville, S. 0. ' 4B1 On account of metal being so high, we have a lot of Nos. 1 ami 2 shingles on hand. So if you are in mwd of mntlnn ... ... . v. ?r? ? XS\SB? % * ft, Vt'llin III MS and see us.?(Chesterfield Mer- J cantile Co. Copy Summons for Relief. \ j The State of South Carolina, Ooudty of Chesterfield. Court ( f Common Rleas. Henrietta Sellers . PI ain't i fl ?1 against w Kzeihel Marsh, Bill Marsh, tj Wilks Marsh and 8. W. Evans, [[5 Defendants. ; Pj f Copv Summons for Relief. j ^ ((Complaint Served) To the Defendants Bill Marsh j t and Wilks Marsh: \ You are Hereby Summoned * v ard required to answer the Cotr.- kj * pUint in this action, of which at !?' copy is herewith served uponj|j ^ you, and to serve a copy of your ' b answer to the said complaint on ' {9 th*? subscriber at his oflice Ches- W terfield, S. (J. within twenty w clays after the service hereof, m exclusive of the day of*RUofc:j* service; and if you jfail to nn-,K iwer the complaint within the M time aforesaid,'the plaintiff in ^ ibis action will apply to the | Jourt fpr the relief demanded ^ t.hecompiiint. ?. Weo Lh.nov. MM - io>?- 4HH Bm AH THE OBEY THING WE KNOV\T Beyond per&dventure of doubt is that, if there be a ? deaven and a Hell, each of us is going to one of them. lrOU may well reflect that, if, in the Hereafter, we are iO have knowledge of what is happening here, it will be Sell for the man who left the wife and kiddies exposed H :o drudgery and the orphan asylum. M (Vhy Not Reserve a Berth On 1 he Heavenly Limited? I You can do it by taking out a policy with CARY J. HTJNLEY I 1 Chesterfield, S. C. 1 " ?1 I B -111"\ 16^ Displaying the Newest Styles and Shapes In \ Vtiledtek Jtililliner SEPTEMBER 28th and 29th i Misses Wkam With Chester field Mercantile Co. HilKBTCWft1, OKSSSBBBOBIZI 1BB3BBH /s: /^J <?7 *T> SZ TP ~ - l ii o"bvu rfrvuijfi | 9 > | Invkntr.d T'y Mr. A. A. Docoi.ass I The most convenient thing of the kind ever made. ; Simple and strong?saves time and trouble. A model is to he seen at this office ' Pit ICE si.()() ANi) UP I FRE T You Can Get One Absolutely FREE ; Ity Securing a Few Subscribers to ^ THE ADVEUTISE 11 | Particulars Furnished on Application lar/f'TS'riPMro-yaCT^:.^ -j maamrxssammxSi y 2Rg.ya--- ~*r sourer- -.gCTraraaaMBi i Annua I FInrM rn Fvonrcmm j ft- ^ iiviui ivi BUR UAV/Ui ^IUU " || " " SEABOARD AIR LINE I "The Pro^n-sHivf Railway of rli<> SojIIi" k September 28th, 1915 Ooocl en All Regular Trains r Rate from iieraw to ktaviite $7.00 r heraw to Tampa.. 9.00 Best time in the year to visit Florida UIUKKSi' ROUTE ALL STEEL EQUIPMENT | ickets good returning to reach original starting point k not later than midnight. October 5, loifi. I For full information. a*** nearest agent or write S. ETCIIBEROEU, T P A. C. W. SM A LL. 1>.P. A. | Columbia, 8. O. Savannah, Georgia jm C. B. KYANjfl.P.A. '< Norlolk, Yu.