Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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mmm. ? Free Ti( 8 The Coun 5 beginning: 6 obtobi To the First Fifty Ci the Amount of J ?|k We Wil m ABSOLUTE S?js> a Ticket Good for E Chesterfield C Novembe: | TEAL-JONES ||||> Head to Foo Chesterfield Kotice. Owing to a cancellation of j contract by the other party the high dive as advertised for the County Fair will not take place. Therefore the Fair Association takes this method of withdraw- t ing their advertisement in so far 1 as the high dive for the Fair is concerned. However, the aeroplane flights and all other attractions advertised for the County Fair will take place. The aeroplane flights will be made on Wednesday, * Thursday and Friday of the Fair ; * at least one and, perhaps two ( flights a day will be nC. L HIJF i , J Secretary j For Sale. A pair of good home-raised J mare mules. '2 and J! years old. Weight 950 and 1050 each. L. H. Davis, Chesterfield, it. No. 2. f For Sale Two fine half Percheron Mares, 2 and 4 years old, well broken; j one fine Mule, 8 years old r II. J. MeManus, Bethune, S. C. '1 4t-84 K. F. D. 2 J ji For Sale Ilorse and Buggy for sale. J. II. Johnson, li 2t Chesterfield, S. C. | lil I ACT ip LHU I :ket to jj 1 ty Fair |! j SATURDAY f? ! R 23 | < istomers Trading ?5 00 and Up a 1 Give rfllli ? LY FREE H Iither Day of the I ounty Fair Sfel t r 9-12. fp| 1 COMPANY 8 : t Outfitters <j? South Carolina o c Notice of Court. Court of Common 1'leas will c A. :onvene on Momlay, October loth, 1015. j .Jurors and witnesses take no>ice. Jurors need not attend q intil Wednesday 27th, 1915. ^ Grand Jurors need not attend, j 1. 1'. Manguni. /II 1- n i 1 J v/jerK 01 c-ourr. Notice. v We the undersigned do hereby \ orbid any person or persons 1 lunting on our land or lands sontrolled by us. i Joel Melton, H. C. Wades- d vorth, J P. Melton, W. H. Gas- '2 cins, J. O. Briginan, H. W. Mc- I Garland, N. 0. Jones, J. T. t Deese, and J. (: Douglass, B. K. p Itivers, Charley .Jones, Daniel Douglass. 'Jt j Land Posted a V All trespassing ia forbidden ( >n tho lands of I,. B. and Carroll iV. Davis. Jt 518 L Hunting Prohibited. t Notice is liereby given that all s mnting is prohibited on the rl >roperty of the following owners : Ervin Oliver, Jas M. Sellers, T. .J. Sellers, J. A. Oliver, T. S. ^ lellers, Mrs. 11. D. Rivers, .J. 1 5. Oliver. 'Jh 82 j Hunting Prohibited f ti No bird hunting allowed on g and owned or controlled by me, li W. K. SELLERS 1 ii SflTUt 'Tis only ji i all previous recor,. erst and friends wl and today we can body trades with - - known In tVi*? tmrt Cyg0 th? other hand ah ^ that we do not, nc We are l.en treat y >u so we'l, i Personal Mem# Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Manna \>rded to Cheraw Monday. Mr. E. R. Knight, formei bounty Supervisor, was in towr ionday. Mr. T. T. Lucas of Charlotte, <1. C., is visiting his father Dr \ E. Lucas. Messrs. J. L. Craig and J. C togers. of Cheraw, motored tc Chesterfield Sunday. Mrs. W. IX Craig and Mrs. C j. Hunley spent Wednesday ii Cheraw and Montrose. Mr. C. L. Hunley goes ti Ireenwood today looking aftei he interests of the County Fair You can see signs of businesi ctivity every time you look ui ,nd down the stieets rf Chester ield. See me before selling youi lides and beeswax. D. 11. Laney. Mr. John (J. Jones, formerly oi he Teal Jones Company was ii own Sunday sporting a hand dine Ford. The men's bible class, of St 'aui's Methodist church, will gc o Brock's Mill next Sunday t( irgnnixe a Sunday school class. Fair Week Post Cards ant banners ar Fancy's Pharmacy. The expert accountants, Mr I. S. Bishop in chargc, are pro ecding nicely with their wort f auditing the books of the ountv. Messrs. II. Cain and J. I. Cain lepot agents at Paxville anc iilver, respectivly. came up anc pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs M- Cannon. Don't forget the movies or Tuesday, Thursday and Satur lay nights- They are Interest ng, educating and amusing Mr. John E. Mills and Misi da Outen, both of Pageland : \ * 4-1 * vcier marrieu last ounuay morn ng, Rev. R. W. Catoe oHlciat ng. Dr. H. Smith, Rye-Sight Spec alist, will be at Chesterfield i lays from Thursday, Octobei list till Tuesday, October 26th 5e 8Ure you see him if you hav* rouble with your ey es and need liaises. The County Commissioner! lave supplied the poor farm witl , colored nurse in accordance nth the recommendation of the irand Jury. Comptroller General of South ,'arolina, Carlton Sawyer, was ir own one day last week making ettlement with the County 'reasurer. The Presbyterian Synod ol loutti Carolina is in session at lock Hill this week. Messrs 5. J Douglass and I). C. Smith re the delegates from the Ohes erfield charges, and they, toether with the pastor Kev. J. I. Millard, will attend the meet^DAY i U. PREVIO straw showing which way the Is broken frnvo lia irrunl U'lfiaf.i ? ^ ???j ft* 1>??U Oi'MJICI jo have ho nobly stood l>v us. truthfully say, that if we hav us, or even wishes us well, for e as a "high llyer, high- fur!o< vays try to tear down anyone i >r have we ever catered to this * to serve all the people who d each and every time that you \ I jj cf %0SuI Jntere&t , The merchants of the to\ state that last Saturday was splendid day? collections we good and the cash business w 1 fine. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Cann ? who have been visiting the 1e ter's parents, Dr. and Mrs. T. Lucas, returned to their home Hamlet, N. C-, Monday. ) ffiMr. V. J. Horton, of Chest* field county, and Miss Llatl Dunn, of Bethune, were mi , ried last Sunday afternoon, ft James W. Knight performi the ceremony at hi? home. ' Mr. Edward Furr and Miss I la Howard, both of Anson cot ty, N- C., were married Mond 5 morning in the court houi > Judge M. J. Hough officiating, Misses Violet Welsh and N Laney have gone to Columbia r attend the Miller-Jameson we ding, which is to take place the parlors of Chicora Colle ^ for women. i Next week the Court of Co - mon IMeas will be in session a the latch string of The Adv< tiscr will hang on the outsit j Don't forget your county papi } If your subscription is due, t money is needed. I Dr. H. Smith, eye special" will be. in Cheraw with t Crown Jewelry Co. on Tuesd; Weduesday and Thursday, N< 2d. 8d and 4th. If you nc ' glasses or have trouble wi your eyes call and see him. The banks of the town all i port business conditions a gre deal better than last Fall. T . farmers are paying their del i and a large number of them e J leaving some money to tin credit for checking purposes. The Chesterfield Baptist 1 ' sociation will meet with t Cross Roads church today. - number of the leading men the denomination in South Ca j lina are expected to attend t meeting. Little Margaret Trotti ent' tained quite a number of her 1 lie friends at birthday party li Monday afternoon. Ice cret and cake were serv* <1 and a j r ly time was had by all th( present. } The sack of flour that v I given away by the Amuse Theatre last Saturday night v won by Eddie Abbot. A not! t pri/.e will be given away nt Saturday night. Be on hand ice the fun. 5 Mr. and Mrs. and Eugene M ers, of Wadesboro, wore in to< 1 Sunday, visiting the lather's pi cnts, Mr. and Mrs. W. 1'- Sw ' nie. Miss Wilma Swinnie i turned with them to W'adesb* for a visit. YourKyes?Doi neglect them. I H. Smith, Sj cialist will be Chesterfield all this week un Tuesday, October 20th. Will at Tageland, Thursday and F day October 28th and tilth vhs PL lUS RECOF wind blows. The fact that the ction and we wish right here t We have all along promised i e a dissatisfied customer we do such is not the case. As you >ting" set, who never do anj th vho tries to accomplish someth class of parisites, and may Uo< esire a square deal, and to suel will want to come hack. We w SSE congested that unless some | means is found to clear it up, 7 some cases in court will be com- I vn pelled to wait two years or more ( a for trial. A special session or ^ re two would help some. ji as Mr. Emsley Arm field who re- \ cently went to Baltimore suffer- 5 on ing from appendicitis, was oper- j it- ated on (Saturday morning at ' E. Johns Hopkins. According to | at a telegram received Monday < morning, he is reported to be! j improving. ]] ?: k j tie There will be a called meeting | *r" of the Junior Order Thursday j night, October 2Hth. All mem- I nR bers are requested to be present, j Some good speaking is expected j jU. on that occasion. Visiting breth- { m_ rcn are welcome. . | ay Some very fine hunting and j 3e? fishing was enjoyed last week by ; Messrs. D. II. Laney, Sliaw Mee- ( an hao, Therman White and Carl < t,n Uulledge. Within (5 hours the I )(j. party bagged 83 squirrels and j jn SO fish. g? The chaingang is doing some | excellent and long needed work 1 m_ on the road between Chesterfield 1 IKj and Cheraw. Steel bridges are ?r_ to be placed over Abranis creek | |e and Robinson's branch and a er concrete culvert is to be built at I jlc the foot of Graveyard Liill. Mr. Jim Rudgers, the nromisi"g young hall player, formerly I lH' of Chesterfield, but now of Che- 1 ty. raw. has been awarded a free I )V. scholarship to Clinton in return for his services to Clinton's ball lth team. Rev. J. li. Tyler the pastor ; ^ will preach at St. Paul church ] next Sunday morning at 11 ^ o'clock, and in the evening at S :30 o'clock. Sunday school will tre i begin promptly at 10 o'clock, eir " t According to announcement in ( . _ the Columbia State, Miss Bertha ( s" West, of Chesterfield, who is a ( ie member of the graduating class ^ of Coker College, has been elecof ? a. _ __ j , icu tunas picsjuenv ana aiso presro~ ident of the literary society cf ( 'H> which she is a member. Messrs. Joe Culberson and lien ?r* Gulledge made a trip to Georgetown last Saturday, from which lst place they had a very successful im day's hunting on Monday, They 1 ?'" caught plenty of fish, killed some i ducks, and last but hardly least, 1 they bagged a deer. The editor < ras hasn't seen any venison steas, -U of which he is very fond, but he ras boli ves they got the deer. McLeod, deputy internal reve>xt iiup collector, with headquarters *n in Columbia was in town Mon day this week. As a result of ly- his visit it is said that some peosvn pie here-a-bouts are not sleeping ir- as soundly as they did before he in- came. Mr. McLeod is looking re- up those people who have failed | >ro to make returns on their earn- I j ings, especially from corpora- I ? tions. .it 1 I t ? )r Will Exchange }e- I will give in exchange for the at song "Romish Lady," a beautitil ful Christmas Carol and "Juanhe ita." Explanitory notes deri hired. T. II. Jenkins, Chesterfield, Route 1. i i. i JR RED L IDS BROKEJV re was r.o special sale or other attrac o express our sincere thanks to our r >*ou a first class house with first class n't know it We do not mean to say know, every section is afflicted \ ing worth while for themselves and i ing for his home town. We wish tos I Torbid that we ever shall. a we promise to the very depths of c 'ill meet yoa at the Hkk Hive. Piio WARM FOR YOl ) A great many n ( dered why the ai ^ store doesn't s ) heavy wool trou ^ use to buy long s I This store took 7 here we are wit ^ Heavy Gray S t Ti?niiooi?a f l?of 1^ X 1 U UOV- JL O tILdlf k\ will wear good? | warm as a ''bug H The Pri< ) $1.79 an > Selling for cas q prices | JOHN C. Men's and Bo; I CIIKI:aW,S()U I i Notice of Application for Discharge. On the 9th day of November, ie.\t we will offer our return mil annlv fn tlio I'mlmto Hniii-t f if Ohesterliekl County for (lis diarge as Administrators of Estate of J. C. Adams, Sr. J. O. Adams, G. W. Adams, Administrators. >ct. 1st, 1015. Estate Notice >11 persons holding claims! igainst the estate of Elijah N.I Kedfearn, deceased, will present same duly verified and all persons indebted to said estate will ilease make payment to the unlersigned. A. M. Kedfearn. Z. T. Kedfearn. Executors of Estate. Sept. 27th, 1015. j THE ONLY TH1 Beyond peradventure of do 1 Heaven and a Hell, each of u ,j YOU may well reflect that, i j] to have knowledge of what is | Hell for the man who left the | to drudgery and the orphan a Why Not Reserve a Berth Or You can do it by tak CARY J. Chesterfie tion and yet uany custom- % merchandise ' that every- "s!lB6a&S vith what is ionic, but on >ay right here ?ur souls, to mf mk39. . ?< d $2.19 f ih made thf8?* ^ BH lossible , EVANS |I ys* Outfitters V Til CAROLINA V HANNA & HUN LEY Hj ?ATTORNEYS? Ft. E. Han 11 a C Ij Hun ley BHB Chesterfield, S. C. Office ir Peoples Bank Buildin 1)R L H TROTTI A I Dental Surgeon V HI Chesterfield, S. C. Office on second floor in Ross Building. All who desire my services will uictiac act me at cnesierneid, an have discontinued my visits to othtffl^^^l H Office of IHH County Supt. EducB I tion . Oilice open every Saturday and rst Monday of each montn. On account of metal beinjfl H high, we have a lot of Nos. 1 2 shingles on hand. So if roofing cornel B and see us.?Chesterfield cant lie Co. 9^HP^| NG WE KNOW 4| II ubt is that, if there be a I I s is going to one of them. m f, in the Hereafter, we are C h happening here, it will be J |l wife and kiddies exposed I 3Jf IUII1. PK i I he He&venly Limited? | ing out a policy with a HUNLEY V j B ^B i flBHHBEfl BH ^B Ih^^^^^HB^BM A B mt hHHH