Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Teal-Jon GUARA Means 1 / We guarantee to ing but new g< 4 ^ We guarantee Sho-s to be that we sell. We guarantee < De an wool auc v We guarantee to if you rip the I W e guarantee money on < Gents' Furnisl Under Shirts Caps Hats Make our store ^ in to Teal-< COMP ,/wj-' ; Clothing He Cliesterfie Solid. Car txiad Cement Just in A^mfield Hdw. Co. HA.NNA & HUNLEY ?-ATTORN E Y S? R. E. Hanna C L Huuley ' Chesterfield, S. C. Office in Peoples Bank Building Notice of Sale On Tuesday, October 12th, 1915, (beginning at 11 o'clock A. M., we will offer for sale at pub lie auction to the highest, bidder for cash^ the Household and Kitchen furniture, cne lot of bacon and lard, one lot beef cattle, one lot wheat, one lot corn, one Jot of farming implements and various other articles of the estate of Elijah N. Redieam, deceased. The sale will occur at the late residence of the de- ' ceased. A. M. Redfearn, : | - - Z. T. Redfearn, ( . Executors ( Estate E. N. Redfearn, Sept. 28th, 1915. deceased. * I If DAN' ppj; * H ggfc 1 IH I 11* ^ ^ac lat The ; ' B C ies Go's c NTEE ? to You B sell you nothoods, ( t every pair of B solid leather, f Dur Clothes to 1 1 hand tailored. c give you $1.00 )utchess Fants. to^ save you jverything in lings. wear rour store when 8 wn. ( Jones ANY ' ad quarters ( Id, S. C. J 1 i 'J Estate Notice /II persons holding claims i against the estate of Elijah N. ? Kedfearn, deceased, will present 1 same duly verified and all persons indebted to said estate will please make payment to the undersigned. A. M. Kedfearn, Z. T. Kedfearn. Executors ( or Estate. Sept. 27th, 1915. i For Sale. c A pair of good home-raised r marc mules. 2 and 8 years old. Weight 950 and 1050 each. L. B. Davis, ] Chesterfield, R. No. 2. a HOPEWELL ITEMS. The farmers of this section are ^ very busy gathering cotton. ] Mr. D. L. Lisenby who has t been quite sick for the past four iveeks is improving to the gratification of his many friends. 8 Mr. Hardy Sellers, of the CJ. I 5 Navy is at home for a few ' G E R!? T a f c. E h m ui ? - - . ?- ?? ? ives. Rev. A. B. Smith made nteresting talk on 8tate Mis- A ion's at Hopewell, last Sunday norning. d Mr. Ray Ooker and sister Miss Irace spent last Sunday at the " tonic of Mr. and Mrs. J. N, Jen:in8. w Mr. EL. K. Smith of Guess pent last Sunday in this com nunity the guest of Mr. and Irs. W. B. Atkinson. ^ Mr. Elisha Huntly and sister d )ora spent Sunday afternoon at he home of their uncle Mr. and f. ars. L). Jt?. Tucker ot the Wex- ^ ord community. o Dr. R. L. McManus, of Page- ^ and, andJRugh Taylor, a negro ?f that community, became in- ^ mlved in a dispute early yester- ^ lay morning and as a result Dr. licManus shot and killed the ^ legro. The account as it comes o our office is to the effect that ? tfter disputing for some time Or. McManus and Taylor got n nto a tussle and that the negro ? Irew his pistol and shot twice at Or. McManus, one of the bullets >assing through his hat, and d hen Dr. McManus drew his ^ evolver and shot Taylor with * ,he result above stated. Ooroler Atkinson summoned a jury d md an inquest was held yester- s lav morning, the verdict of the li ury being justifiable homicide. The shooting affair occurred e tbout two miles from Pageland. \ Dr. W. H. Wakeland, of ? Charlotte, will be in Morven, If. 0., at the Hotel on Thursday, ^ Jctober 21st, one day only. His 0 iractice is limited to the medi- 0 ;al and surgical treatment of liseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose 1 ind Throat and Fitting glasses. C J wing to the pressure of the r lard times on the people ihe doctor will test eyes a lor glasses at one half his usnal t ate. 8 Center Point School Center Point Rural Graded e School opens on Oct. 11th. Mrs \ f. E. Lucas is principal ami Miss ! Etuth Banna assistant. * V Take It In lime J lust As Scores of Chesterfield t People H&.ve- t Waiting doesn't pay. If you neglect kidney back- c iche, ^ Urinary troubles often follow. c Act in lime by curing the kid- . leys. Doan's Kidney Pills are especially for weakened kid eys I Many people in this locality F 'ecotrmend them. h Here's one case : f Mrs. B. Atford, Harrison street Oillou, S. O., says: "My back iched all the time and was sore t md lame. I tired easily and had t leadaches and dizzy spells. The t cidney secretions bothered me , >y passing too frequently. Joan's Kidney Bills relieved all These ailments." r Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't ? imply ask for a kidney remedy -get Doan's Kidney Pills?the b ame that Mrs. Atford had. ? Foster-Mil burn Co.? Props. BufFa- c o, N. Y. a s T *VelI, You See There eh 'o illustrate, we last week receive nd K. T. Wright & Co'a SHOES, e had hardly time to open the gc xplosion actually scattered these ven this week we have received i le merchandise, and believe us or mattered to the four winds. Qrea nd every mar. and his wife and k COME FRIDAY "T ?US (L. Dcckett spent Sunay in Chesterfield. c If your watch or clock is worth ^ ^pairing McUall will tell you so. ^ Mr. Lesene Craig, of Oheraw, as a visitor in town Sunday. s The tax books will open on h >ctober 15th. t Mr. H. N. Askins of Pageland > ras in town Monday and Tuesay { MlSS Bertha Stamen of Ohea- < er, is the guest of her friend liss Ruth Oaeon. 1 Dr. and Mrs. I. S. Fanderburk ' f Mt. Croghan, were in town Saturday. , Mr. J. O. Taylor, of Mt. Crog- 1 an, was in town Monday on ] usiness. i Mrs. B. F. Teal has returned ' ome from a weeks visit to her arents iu Anson County. Messrs J. Sinclair Burch, Rea- ] iur Burch, and Hugh Jackson , f Mt. Croghan, were in town < 'uesday on business. < Mrs. W. J. Tiller and two chil- 1 ren spent last week at McFai- < in, with her mother Mrs. Mc- i lae. ; .Miss Annie Evans spent Tuesay and Wednesday with her i ister, Mrs. M. O. Spencer, at i Ivans' Mill. ' The Ruby Graded School open- ' d Monday with Mr. D C. 1 roung, of Charlotte, a graduate 1 f Davidson, Principal. Don't forget the Movies Tues ay and Saturday nights, a prize 1 nee a week, a solid gold piece f jewelry this week. i Mrs. J. S. Porter, wife of Prof, 'orter, superintendent of the < Chesterfield High School, ar- i ived in town Sunday evening. The Rev. John W. Ham, well md favorably known in Oheserlield, is conducting revival lervicee at Hamlet, N- O. Gen. H. H. Newton, who for lix years, was solicitor for this, he fourth judiciilcircuit, died n Charlotte on Tuesday mornn6* Mr. Emsley Armfield is very 11 this week, suffering with aplendicitis. His many friends .ruly hope that he will be able o be out within a few days. The house of Mrs D. L. Graves, >1 Mt. Croghan, was destroyed >y fire Monday night. The ause of the lire is unknown. l'he house was vacantMrs. R. E. Rivers and Mhs tuth Cason entertained very deasantly Monday afternoon in lonor of the latter'a guest, Miss iertha Starnea of Chester. Mi aa Alma Barentine of Sociey Hill, one of the teachers of he Ruby Graded School apent he week end with her cousin i fiaa Nan Laney, : Rev. B. D. Thomes of Rat- 1 ick, was in town this week, le was one of the jolly crowd of < costers for the County Fair, ? laking the trip in his Ford and 1 arrying a bunch of good fellows 1 long. ' OP. LO 9 Is Quite Some Bus \ ESTER EI EL d more than one hundred cases c. amounting to thousands of doll: >ods, when a low price torpedo goods for more than t ^euty mil md placed on sale thousands of ice more, our low price torpedo i ,ter explosions may be expected iddies ore invited to be present HERE'S A REASON" C >SE1 Heeal Jntere^m | p\fter others have failed then Q tarry your watch to McCall for A epair. He guarantees his work 0 or twelve mouths and uses only f genuine factory material. k Freel Free I Free! A hand- 0 lorne solid gold piece of jewelry 1 it the Movies next Saturday x light. Tell your friends about f t. Only 5 and 10c admission. f An excellent article on the subject of " Tobacco Growing in ? Jhesterfield County" by Hon. E. j W. Duvall, of Cheraw. will ap. n pear in the next issue of The 4 Advertiser. I The Rev. and Mrs. T. B. Owen a announce the engagement of fl their daughter Myrtle Ethel i Poston, to Ira C- Redfearn, the I marriage to take place in Octo- I oer. ] Invitations are out for the 1 wedding of Miss Charlotte Miller, of Jefferson to Mr. B. H. Jameson of Fulton Missouri; The wedding is to take place at Ohi:ora College for* women on October 20th. Miss Miller is the daughter of Mrs. Flora G. Miller, sind is one of the most popular/ young ladies in the county. Messrs. W. F. Stevenson and . L. Prince who were invited bo make speecheson the Booster Trip Tuesday both wrote the Secretary of the Fair Association and express their regret, that owing to the exigenceis of business, they would not be able to accept the invitations tendered them. A unqiue farm display shown along the route of the booster trip was that made at the farm of Mr. J. J. Middleton, near Angelus. Mr. Middleton is one of) Chesterfield's most progressive! farmers and by close attention i to seed selection he has improved the strain and yields of his crops. Mr. Walter Teal and uliss Ge neva Watson were happily united in matrimony last Thursday < night at the Methodist parsonage, Kev. J. L. Tyler officiating i Mr. Teal is a son of Mr. and Mrs ] T. L. Teal, and holds a position < with the Square Deal Drug Co. : Mrs. Teal is the charming daugh- i ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Wat- ' son. The Advertiser joins their i many friends in wishing them a < long and happy life. < Death of Mrs G. W. Spencer ' Mrs. George W. Spencer, of 1 Spencervillo, died Tuesday morning. Mrs. Spencer was advanced in years and. had been quite sick for a number of weeks. She is survived by two sister*, Mrs. L. L. Spencer and j Mrs. M. T. Evans and Messrs. Ben R. and H. M- Spencer, Mrs. N. P. White, Mrs. Daisy Sparks and Miss.Tommie Spencer. The! funeral services were conducted at the family burying ground Wednesday afternoon, being conducted by her pastor. Rev. J. L. Tyler. Mrs. Spencer was % coniistent Cnristian, haying united with the Methodist Uhurch in early life. OK!? sting Going On In D >f the celebrated E. .1. Co. irs, and would you believe us, struck them broadside. The le8 all around dollars worth of very dependastruck this entire lot, *nd she FRIDAY and SAJHUDAY 30ME SATUmB i I DRO A line of Men's > | v made into suits | ure at $14 7fi } Trousers Suits ; | Vest is desired. I Every piece od< all worsted. T > | doesn't mean a I \ unless you see workmanship. j John C [ NextD?or ? OHERA 2opy Summons for Relief. The State of South Carolina, Jounty of Chesterfield. Court of Common Pleas. 3enrietta Sellers Plaintiff against Ezeikel Marsh, Bill Marsh, Wilks Marsh and S. W. Evans, A * ~ lyciriiuaiitn* Oopv Summons forv Relief. (Complaint Served) To the Defendants Bill Marsh ind Wilke Marsh: You are Hereby Summoned and required to answer the Complaint in this action, of which at ;opy is herewith served upon pou, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his olTice Ohes terfield, S. C. within twenty lays after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; aud if you Ifail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in THE ONLY TH Beyond peradventure of d Heavpn and a Pell, each of I YOU may well reflect that, to have knowledge of what i Hell for the man who left th WW Ui uugvi J MI1U UIIC Ul p 11 CI LI Why Not Reserve a Berth C You can do it by la CAlvY J. | Ohesterf: LIS *! * pped mm Suitings to be J to fit your fig- A for Coat and A IH and $16 25 where A 3 goods, strictly v ^^9 his price $14.75 . fl| nything to you P H| the samples and S H| u tivans $ to Post.oltice r W, S. C. I I I i i this action will apply to the i Court for the relief demanded J in the complaint. I Geo. K. Laney, A Plaintiff's Attorney. Dated Sept. 10th, A. D , 1015 Peanuts The Advertiser will accept a few bushels of peanuts on subscriptions. Cyprus Shingles at moderate prices. Armfeld Hdw. Co., ^ 1)R L H TROTTI I Dental Surgeon M Chesterfield, S. C. 1 Office on secoi d floor in Ross I Building. AH who desire my services will nloaco oo<i ??> ** - ? * J ? * OV.V. AIIC 1*1 V.IICSICI lie lU, as 1 have discontinued my visits to other towns Office of County Supt. Educa tionOffice open every Saturday and the rst Monday of each month. 77V G WE KNOW I oubt is that, if there be a n us is going to one of them. Ej if, in the Hereafter, we are n 8 happening here, it will be *9 e wife and kiddies exposed ej asylum. ra In The Heavenly Limited? |j king out a policy with IIUNLEY | ield, S. C. H J TEN! I y3n r;j?| m NS i| i