Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Just What The Te&l'Jones Co. GUARANTEE Means To You We guarantee to sell you nothing but new goods. We guarantee every pair of Sho s to be solid leather, that we sell. We guarantee our Clothes to be all wool and hand tailored. We guarantee to give you $1.00 If you rip the Dutchess i'ants. y We guarantee to save you money on everything in Gents' Furnishings. Underwear Shirts Caps Itats Make our store your store when in town. TeahJones COMPANY Clothing Headquarters Chesterlield, S. C. Copy Summons for Relief. Notice of Court. The State of South Caiolina, County of Chesterfield. Cour* of Common Pleas will /Court c f Common Pleas. convene on Monday, October j Henrietta Sellers 25th, 1015. rr Plaintiff Jurors and witnesses take noagainst tice. Jurors need not attend Ezeikel Marsh, Bill Marsh, until Wednesday 27th, 1915. Wilks Marsh and S. W. Evans, Grand Jurors need not attend. Defendants. ' 'I . ,, 0 , .. , Clerk of Court. Copv Summons for Belief. (Complaint Served) Cyprus Shingles at moderate To the Defendants Bill Marsh prices. Armfeld Hdw. Co. and Wilks Marsh: ... . . nl . ~ ,, , If your Watch or Clock needs lou are Hereby Summoned ... ... ? ,, ,T , ^ .. _ repair. Carrv it. to McOall. He and required to answer the Com- , ,. . , , . .. , . . . ... .. . ,. . has a diploma, but will repair it plaint in this action, of which at , ., . T . . ... , as cheap as the one who hasn t copy is herewith served upon ... . , r one. All work guaranteed, you, and to serve a copy of your - answer to the said complaint on FOP Sale. the subscriber at his office Ohes- a pair of good home-raised teriield, S. C. within twenty mare mules. 2 and 8 years old. days after the service hereof, Weight 950 and 1050 each, exclusive of the day of such L. B. Davis, service; and if you Ifail to an- Chesterfield, R. No. 2. swer the complaint within the * * A/1 n\I CX/" time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will annlv to the 1,'e mint makes it and under the this action win apply to tne terms of the ( ONTJNKNTALMORCourt for the relief demanded TfiAOK m.Y.lWNY you ran secure it at in the oomni&int (? per cent for any legal purpose on npin tne complaint. proved real estate. Terms easy, tell ns v*eo. K. lAney, your wants and we will co-operate with Plaintiff's Attorney. you. Dated Sept. 10th, A. D , 1915 908-9 Munsey Bldg., Baltimore. " D D A C D T D I * p, G I W U I L- I \ I 'iM Ladies' Coat Suits ^ genuine All-Wool Serge only r&h Ladies Coat Suits, a beauty and worth $15.00 We have sold out several times on the above number! have a big lot now on the road and we invite the ladies t< pe? them. ?f| Shoe Time Is Now On t?Hf tWJb And you want the best and usually, as you know, there ii best and we invite you to come and get your needs ail ?50^ with Quality Shoes. Don't forget to bring the boys alonj gtxvp jhem select for themselves. We have a big line to select at prices that can't be beat. ? cl The will meet Saturday n^^^A>ct. l(5th. t( Mr. J. A. Welsh made a busi- *' ness trip to Cheraw Saturday. * See me before selling vour e hides and beeswax. _ "i D. 11. Laney. ^ Prof. S. L. Duckett, now with v the Southern Light and Power p Co., was in town Sunday. si Prof. S. A. Porter and wife on Monday started housekeep- h ing in the house formerly occu- d pied by Prof. S. L. Duckett. 2 Dr. Will Kelly, of the Shiloh ^ section, is suffering from typhoid fever. Messrs. G K. Laney and W. J. Tiller made a trip to Darlington this week. They report good crop3 and a fine spirit of ^ optimism among the people. g Services will be held at Ebc- 0 nezer church during tho week e following the fourth Sunday in ^ October, Rev. T. B. Owen pas- ,, tor. Key. Allen McFarlan will t| preach. n Fair Week Post Cards and Banners at h Laney's Pharmacy. |< Don't forget the movies on n Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- 11 day nights- They |are interesting, educating and amusing 01 A crowd of young men from ^ Pageland, j?y-iiding homeward from Cheraw Friday nigl t, mistook Teal's mill pond for the ^ public highway with no more o serious results than a bath for t all hands. Superintendent R. A. Rouse announces that Thursday, Nov. . 11th will he a legal holiday for the schools of Chesterfield ^ County. This is to allow all the ^ ' children one day in which to at- t tend the County Fair. i a 1 Don't fail to see Dr. II. Smith > : Eye-Sight Specialist at Chester- c field on dates given elsewhere p in this paper. The latest and y best of everything in the optical c line. li The ladies of the Ruby Methodist Church announce a box r suppor to be held at the church on the night of Tuesday, Oct. ? 19th. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Proceeds go to the benefit of the church. The High School at Mt Croghan opened Monday, Oct. 11th with the following teachers: Prof. Edwards, of Mullins, S. C., 11 as Principal; Miss Sallio Mc- . Call, Pageland; Miss Lucy Hendrix, Mt. Croghan; and Miss ( Nell Kinard, of Epworth, S. C., ,T teachor of music And primary. VI The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. !Loyd Eddins sympathize with them in the sorrow which came to them last, week?the death of their little daughter, ^ Louise, aged 22 months. The P little one had been quite sick K for a number of weeks. ^ Don't forget to renew your subscription next time you are in town?and if you are not coming , soon, send it by mail. j rY KNI Good Tlm< Once mo $998 'teens anc ?$I2S0 more feeli 3 and we , . all ami peopl : we are right 1 in our power Supplied We are daily l and let 1 J * from and rnercnancli ged around four pounds each, lot content with this bitof good ltizenship Mr. Sullivan then aid liis subscription in ad\anee nth real money. O, that the ounty ha 1 ten thousand men ike Mr. Sullivan ! Selah! If your watch or clock is worth ppairing McCall will tell you so. )o You Get Your Intel est the Day It Is Due? Under our plan to make loans jr our customers we guarantee > you your interest the day it is ue, whether we have collected ; from the borrower or not. All f our loans are secured by first lortgage on Iioal Estate for not lore than fifty per cent of its alue. If you are interested let us low you how we can make :>ur monev net. you rt per cent. ie are prepared to consider aplications for loans on improved eal Estate. ^heraw Insurance Qi. Trust Co. .hn (I. Wells. Mijr. Ladd Bldsf. DCKlNl es and Go re cotton is n 1 the farmprc ar _ ? - - ? . w m m m m "w a ing good. e at large we want tc on the spot to do all to help the situati( receiving an immens se. Of interest to a wide circle of ' friends was the marriage of Miss j I'earle Johnson and Mr. D. McClore Rowe, which was | solemnized Sunday evening at 7 o'clock at the attractive country home of the brides' parents, Mr. and Mrs. ' K. O. Johnson, the Rev. \v. V. Jerman performing the ceremony. MrsJ. Guy ^Wilhelm presiding at the piano. At the opening note of Lohngrin wedding march the attendants entered first: Mr. Gus Howe with Miss Mary_Grey Robertson; Mr. L. Otto Johnson with Miss Irene Rowe Mr. Horace G. Wilhelm with Miss Rurlie Griggs. The dame of honor Mrs. Lousia Rowe entered alone folfowed by the bride on the arm of her father and took her place under a lovely arch of green and] gold where she met the groom | with his best man, Mr. John ' I Ilenry Rowe, brother of the groom, The bride was attired in a wmmm ? aft m?3J-n ! Rev, B. S. Funderburg, pasDr, is conducting a meeting at he Baptist church this week, he meeting will continue hrough the week with services ach afternoon at 4 o'clock and ach evening at 7 :00 o'clock. Lr. Funderburg is preaching ery lino sermons and the poole of the town and community hould attend every service. Dr.'Pl.^Smith, Eye-Sight Spec | ilist, will be at ..Chesterfield 5 ays from Thursday, October 1st till Tuesday, October 20th. !e sure you see him if you have rouble with your eyes and need lapses. Messrs. Emsley Armfield and I . C. Rivers' loft Monday for Baltimore. Mr. Armfield has artially recovered from a seere attack of appendicitis and oes to Johns Hopkins for an poratiun. Mr. Itivers was oprated upon some time ago for he same trouble, and not hav lg properly recovered, goes to he same hospital for an examiatiou. Here is news to make the eart of certain Chesterfieldiaus jap with joy: A hair-cutting lachine has been invented and j now on the market. With his little invention any man an cut his own hair as good, if ot better than some barbery, md it sells for jme dollar?the rice of only four haircuts. Any lan accustomed to four hairufcs a month can easily save ne dollar a month. Figure it ut yourself. Mr. A. Sullivan, a man of terling worth ami an excellent aimer knows exactly what an ditor is for. lie brought to this llice the other day nearly a ushel of the finest sweet potaoes we have seen. They aver lovely but simple gown of white satin carrying a shower bouquet of bride roses and lillies of the valley. The dame of honor wore an exqusite dress of while embroidered voile carrying white roses and fern. The brides were dressed in dainty yellow frocks and carried yellow chrysanthemums with fern. Immediately afte.* the ceremony the party were invited into the dinning room which was decorated in green and gold, the bridal colors. An elaborate oldfashion wedding feast was served by Mesdames K. C. and W. It. Johnson and Mrs. J. Fred Wilhelm. The brides' going away suit was dark brown and accessories to match. The bride is one of the most popular and attractive young lai: * ? uii38 oi tne community. Her lovely nature and charm of manner have ma;lo her loved by all who know her. The groom is a young man of sterling qualities and is one of Middendorf's most prosperous and highly esteemed young men. lie holds a respon sible position with the Seaboard Air Line Railroad. They left at JO o'clock on the Seaboard for St. I'cterburg, P'la., ami other points south for a two weeks stay, after which they will make their home in Middendorf. The solid gold emerald stone ring that was given away by the Amuse - (J Theatre Saturday night, was won by Miss Lila Teal. A prize once a week at the movies. llave your watch repaired by McCall and get a free pass to the movies and a guaranteed job for twelve monthe. Long Staple Brings Good Price. Thirty bales of long staple cotton were sold on last Monday at Merriman's Mill by Messrs. I. B. Merriman and T. (J. Melton. I They were brought by Mr. Jule I McGregor, who paid 19 cents for I 27 bales and lQ'A cents for three \ bales. a AX tod Qheer^ jar the Bi e once Ladies' Hats ) say that ~ that lie^ - - WW ? V V dd. along. ia fun of aii e amount Kemembrr, Suits for Lad plenty of tinr 1^ i iff A big shipment of \ A Sw | Men's Shoes | a that, look like the $5 00 ktixl ft madn to nnr sppp.ial order not, of \ m j pmmp nnnor loath<"?r and solid X I oak solos Spvoral st.vloR to so- j leot from, black, t.an. button and laro. Soiling for strictly rash A makos this low prion p >?sit>lo. Sizes 5 to U ? | JOHN C. EVANS \ , e Men' s and Boys' Outfitters | CHKKaW, SOUTH CAROLINA ft $ t 11 ! I ! i n Notice of Application for HANNA <?=> Discharge. ?attoisnTeys- On the Oth day of November, R. K, Hanna C L Hunley ?\ next we will oiler our return Chesterfield, S. 13. and apply to the Probate Court ()fflce j, People Bank Bn.ldin of Chesterfield County for dis _ _ charge as Administrators of Es- OR L H TROT IT tate of J. C. Adams, Sr. Dental Surgeon C- Al:aill,s' | Chesterfield, S. (J. 1 G. VV. Adams, I . ., \. I . , ... Ofuco t.n second finor Iin Jiosfl I Administrators. R?ilding. I I Oct. 1st, 1915. Atl who desire my services will I please see nie at Chesterfield, as 1 1 Estate Notice have discontinued my visits flo other ' * ^ a 11 . i , . towns A11 persons holding claims against the estate of Elijah N. OFFICF OF ' Kedfearn, deceased, will present COUNTY SUPT. EjlDUCA J same duly verified and all per- TION* | sons indebted to said estate will Oflice open every Saturday and the please make payment to the un- rst 'Monday of each montfy. dersigned. A. M. Kedfearn. On account of metal being so Z. T. Reufearn. high, we have a lot of Nos. 1 and Executors - sliingles on hand. S9 if you of are in need of roofing come in Instate. J u.nd see us.?Chesterfield MerSept, 27th, 191 o. ' cuntile Co. ^ . ' 1THE ONLY THING WE KNOW ^ Beyond peradventure of doubt is that, if there be a jr-j Ileaven and a Hell, each of us is going to one of them. U YOU may well reflect that, if, in the Hereafter, we are sr* to have knowledge of what is happening here, it will be LHell forthe man who left the wife and kiddies expo sed S to drudgery and the orphan asylum. |' Why Not Reserve a Berth Oi\ The Heavenly Limit* d? |j You can do it by taking out a policy with i |j CA11Y J. 11 UN LEY ; 1 . I * ? Chesterfield, S. 0. ^ I ML DOOR IHhBH g Line of Stetson Hats And Almost Any Other Kind Children*! Hats Misses Hats HH 5 Dress Goods Department |MH| 4 H the latest shades and fabrics, all bright and nifty. when in need of anything in Dry Goods, Piece Goods, ^HSKHBh lies, Men, Youths and Boys.?SEE US. It will be .e then to go elsewhere and pay more. m H