Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. Sh^KF D. P. Douglass and Mr. Einsley\ Armfield visited Char' lotte, N. C., Monday. Mrs. W. P. Odom went to Charlotte one day last week and had her tonsils removed. Palmetto Camp W. O. W. No. 20, meets in regular session Saturday night. New blackboards and other fixtures for tLe public school have arrived and will soon he installed. Quite a number of Chesterfieldians went to Oneraw Monday to take their children to the circus. One car load of fine cabbage at the Chesterfield Mercantile Co., going at one cent a pound. Going fast, come quick. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Mayes, Wiss Rosalie Summer of NewberAf, S. C. will spend the weekRid with Mr. aud Mrs. R. K. F yina. Rev. T. B. Owen will preach his farewell sermon at FriendL ship next Sunday morning. It Hk is desired that a large congregation come out for this service. fk Prof. Porter was the lucky one H^H^Ro win the turkey at the movies ^^^^^ ast Saturday night. Who will H^^Hwin the one next Saturday night. H|Mr. Pate Campbell lost a fine ^H||^^^rse this week. The animal PmH^His severely injured about two W R^eeks ago and it was found f necessary to kill him. Dr. and Mrs. 1. S. Funderburk accompanied by their son Stewart 6peht Saturday night aR the guests of Dr. Perry, returning home Sunday. loon t torget tlie movies 1 lairsday and Saturday nights. Another turkey will be given away i ' next Saturday night. Correspondence Fn MoBKE Mr. Joe Sowell of the Shiloh section who was down here bird hunting last we^k, had the misfoitune to loose a valuable horse last week, by the barn of Mr. Bergus Northcutt being blown down on it during the bad wind storm Thursday night. Rev. B. D. Thames of Patrick filled his regular appointment here Sunday. Mrs. M. M. C. Morgan and children are the guests of her sister Mrs. Wesley Raley at Jefferson. Mr. and Mrs. John Shaw of Kershaw, spent the week end * I- .1 - J 1 _ A. wnn irienus auu remuvea in and near McBee. Miss Mary Gray itobinson spent Friday in Columbia. Mr. E. C. Edge worth and (laughter Mi?? Marie are teaching the Bay Spring school, Mrs. Arthur Able visited her many friends in Bennettsville last week. Mr. C. C. Padget of Bethune was in town Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. James Lucas of Bethune spent the week end with relatives here. Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Ingram spent Friday in Columbia. Mr. Howard Kaley hpent Saturday in Florence. Dr. and Mrs. B. L. Norwood spent Sunday in Bethune. White Oafc School To Give Box Supp er k The W. O. 8. I. Society will I give a box supper at White Oak school house on Friday night, December ilrd. The proceeds of this supper will go to the benefit of the school; therefore you can afford to be liberal. The entire public is invited to attend. f (Tune?Casey Jones) /Gome on all you fellows If you want to eat, Of that box supper That is fixed so neat. Those girls try to please you So hard you all know And all that you have to have I WJoe Rivers is probably th [chili! ipion dock hunter of th season to date. He is report? to hawe bagged fourteen in on afternoon. Its a little cool for ice crear but that served at Lanev's Dru Store is so delicious that yo just can't get along without it. A great time is in store fo Maeons who are going to Oharlet ton this week. The occasion i the induction of the Shrinert Degree. Sheriff D. P. Douglas will take the degree. Safety deposit boxes are no\ to be had at the Bank of Ohes terfleld. Make sure that you valuables are safe by keepin them in a lire-proof, burglai proof vaultThe Jr. O. U. A. M. will hav a call meeting Friday night Noi 26. This meeting is called smoker, and there will be quit a number of candidates to int ate. Let every member come. There be a box supper i Friendship Church Thursda night. The proceeds to be use to buy some things for the pa sonage of East Chesterfield Oi cuit. Let everybody come an help in this worthy cause. During the severe wind ston of last Thursday Mr. Joe Sowe lost a fine horse. He was on hunting trip near McBee, wliei his horse was in a stable, whe the nuilding was wrecked \ the wind, resulting in the deal of the animal. rir w n wi..*?:n " vn it . v>. ii uiuc win leave i ' Saturday for Charlotte, N. C ! where he will be joined 1 ! Misses Millie and Salhe Ber Douglass, Mildred Laney at May Walsh, of Winthrop, wl will go on to York to spend Sui day at the home of Dr. White mother. om Over the County FRIENDSHIP, i Quite a severe wind stor I passed through our communi last Thursday night, but so f as we have learned no serio damage was done. Mrs. J. H. I'rivette has be* seriously ill for several weel but glad to report she is mu< improved. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gardn spent last Saturday in Wade boro. "Sheriff Douglass, Jr.'' ai ' Master Eugene Abbott of Che terfield were in this communi Friday "turkey-hunting." , Mr. Hurvey Streater and Mi Ottia Griggs attended st rvic at Friendship Sunday afternooi There will be preaching ? O- 1 x iicuuoiiip iiual ounuay at j o'clock. Brother Owen wi preach his farewell sermon to i at that time and a Urge aud ence Is desired. Mrs. J. M. Campbell of Sane Plains spent last week at tt home of her parents, Mr. ai Mrs. W. J. Streater. There will be a box snpper i Friendship Thursday night. Pr ceeds for the benefit of Ea Chesterfield parsonage. Ever, body come prepared for a got time. Pay a good price for yoi girl's box and make some othi fellow pay a good price for his. M. V. S. LUCKISVlLLE i ? ? Mr. ana Mrs. Wilks from nei Patrick visited Mrs. Wilk mother and father recently. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Siimmi visited the former* parents M and Mrs. C. Ii, Summer, la week. Messrs. t!. It and T. J. Sun mer we'o in Harts*ille last wee buying mules. Mr. W. L. Starlin lias returi ed from a visit to relatives i the lower part of the St-te. Miss Maud Crowley vieite Mrs. T. J. Summer last week. Mr. K. L>. King recently vis tad his father Mr. Charlie Kir near Society Hill. This part of the county w? visited by a hard wind stroi and rain last week. Mrs. Carrie Dixon has bee suffering for some time wit pneuralgla. Hope the will soo be well, arranged and aTthla^^^M^H e promised all who attffl I * dlers from this and surroaSRSg i counties will bqfhere, fiddle mnd e all. Some local |alent is expfct ed to cut a few llaugh provoking i) monkeysiiines. Admission lfy g and 25 cents. j ? Don't take anybody's word fot it?insist on knowing how a r range is made, inside and out, i- and you will buy but one in a 8 lifetime. A range expert will >' bo in charge of our Special Ma8 jectic Demonstration for one week, connnenrinc Hppumhop 6th. Ask him. y Chesterfield Mercantile Co. ir On next Monday morning Rev 8 T. B. Owen, pa6tor of East OhesterfieldCircuit; Rev. J. L. Tyler, of Chesterfield Circuit; D. M. e Barentine, lay delegate, and W. 7 J, Tiller, member of the Board a of Missions, will attend the e Methodist Conference at Char1 iston. If you need a good DISOHARROW you can get it.?Army field Hardware Cj. id Mr. Kirby Melton had on disr play at the County Fair, a gourd r- which measured four feet and id ten inches in circumference. This gourd won first prize at the Fair. The seed of this gourd can be obtained from him at 5c per dozen by app ying to him at ^ the Chesterfield Hotel, re m A telegram was received by >y Re v. F. M. Cannon early Mon ih day morning announcing the death of Miss Annie Thames at her home at Silver, S. C. Miss )n Thames was a sister of Mrs. F. M. Cannon, and by profession a )y trained nu*se. During her visit ry oo Chesterfield she made a large ,( number of friends who deeply 10 sympathize with the bereaved [y She was a member of the Presh bycerian church and a consistent Christian. McOall'a holiday goods consisting of Lavaliers, Bracelet Watches, Cameo's, Kings, Mesh Bags, etc , will be here for the m holiday gifts. If we don't have ty what you want we can get it in ar a few days. We guarantee to us save you *25 per cent on all of your goods. A trial will convince sn you. All goods sold on guaranks tee. ch Dr. W. J. Perry and wife and er little William, and Mr. and Mrs. lg. A. W. Uursey, with head chauf feur Mutt Luchannan at the wheel raotore 1 to Charlotte on ,8. Thursday morning. They started ty on the return trip at about 5 :00 p. m. and were caught in the sg terrific storm that swept the e8 country that night. It was a rJ wild ride with trees falling all about them, the air filled with U flying branches and the road jjj filled with mud, but the skillful ll8 steering of Mr. Mott Buchannan brought them rafely to the home of Mr. W. M. I'erry at Wingate, ly where the remainder of the night was spent in safety10 1(* The first quarterly meeting of the Chesterfield Division of the ** associational W. M. U. was held in the Baptist Church yesterday the 24th. It was an enjoyable day having a morning and after)(* noon service and lunceon at the ,r church at the neon hour. Mrs. Pr C. H. Rivers, presided. Mrs. B. S. Funderburg read an excellent paper on Scriptural Reasons for Women Speaking in Public. fcr Miss Mary Adams of Darlington 8? Vice President of Eastern Divis ion, spoke on the W M. U. convention at Spartanburg. At another hour, after telling somethin^ of the hopelessness of Chinese women, and the joy of these women in spreading the I gospel story after it has transformed their own lives. She told of Miss Barton's going to n" China to train them as Bible Wo* 111 men, Eastern Division of which Chesterfield is part having un(1 dertaken to provide for her support. '* Dr. W. H. Wakefield of Oharlf? lotte will be in Morven on Thurs day, December 2nd and in Wadesboro on Friday, DecemII ber ttrd. His practice is limited to Kye, Ear, Nose and Throat n troubles and Fitting Classes. On h this visit the doctor will test 11 eyes for glasses at one-half the usual fat. Iz&rw^ To all vvlio trade Is When in town 11 g T he House of < Dovblv Proven Chesterfield J t v lers Can No Longer Doul t ie Evidence. This gratefu tizen testified long ago. Told of qui ;1 relief?of nn! doubted benefit. I The facts are now confirmed. Such testimony is complete; the evidence conclusive. It forms convincing proof of merit. Mrs. W. M. Barton, W. Gav Street, Lancaster, says, 4iI suffered a great deal from disordered kidneys. The actio- s of my kidneys was irregular and the kidney secretions contained sediment. My b .ck ached, too, and though I doctored and tried a number of medicines, 1 wasn't uenetittea until 1 used Doan's Kidney Pills. They pave me complete relief." (Statement given March 25th, 1011.) DOAN'S NKVEli FAIL Over three years later, Mrs. Barton said: "I always take Doan's Kidney Pills when my kidneys are disordered and they never fail to give me relief. I think as well of them today as when I first recommended them. Price 50c. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy ?get Doan'sKidney Pills?the same that Mrr Powers had. Foster-Milburn O >., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. Our Grea A YEAR'S READING FC _ . M .u.. ' " .' "" t-*.., -- ol : ??r. : .) .x. 5L m..*. t '. r.^ " 01 yea* ? isppn BfFVftti ' ' .1 a. i.aiW r The Best Two for All tl in The THE HOUSEWIFE We arc happy Indeed to Introduce ant al>le to make a clubbing arrangement th enable our readers to have The llousew coming year. The stories are high-class In every stories that will anpeal to unci plena muny with gripping excitement and Ir holding qualities. Particular attention Is given by The wife to seasonal le, sensible cooking, lioi hints, and matters of partlr Itr Intel mother and child. The Housewife Is a large, wen I printed sine; subscription price. 60 cents per ye la only because the publishers arc and develop their subscription list In the Soui we havo been able to secure a rate or subscriptions that enable us to Include It year's clubbing offers with The Prog Farmer. We know you will be h'ghly | If you decide to take the club, Includti Housewife. Tl - -- i mi great combination of farm fancy work and good cheer for th BARGAIN in connection with your auSacriptii THE CHESTERFIE1 You kne w our paper. It ia a ? weekly?your county paper. It%gi< important newa of tho world and t! You cannot afford to miaa thin j The Cheaterfield Adeertiaer 1 y< The Progreaaiee Farmer?wn The Houaewife?monthly P gular price OUR SPECIAL B Ail three one year e< (only 3 centa a week f Mail or bring your aubaciptiona THE CHESTERFIEI CHESTERF ft w m mmmmmMwmm re at Aim of Teal-Jones have endeavored to purchase the :> sell you nothing but what is ne^ ore will convince you that we cau > with us, our goods must prove t( nake our store your headquarter. TBAL-JONE* Quality ? - w w O W ^ ^ t' x ^ >w CtyHjMfc IVI^. b> McCJuf* Nrwtpapar Sy>ihr?? Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot roach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a local disease, greatly influenced by constitutional conditions, and In order to cure it you must take an internal remedy. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and I acts thru the blood on the mucous surI faces of the system. Hall's Catarrh 1 Cure was nrpserlhed hv one of tho h?"t physicians'In this country for years. It Is composed of some of the best tonics known, combined with some of the best blood purifiers. The perfect combination of the Ingredients in Hall's Catarrh Cure Is what produces such wonderful results In catarrhal conditions. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo. O. All OruKKists. 75c. Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Repairing, timeing and adjusting high grade watches a specialty. All work guaranteed. ?McCall. FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS FOR BACKACHE KIDNEYS AHO BlAOPfcR test Offer >R THE ENTIRE FAMILY ADE FOR YOU The Progressive Faimer Is made to cover Dndltiona as they are In the South. Yes. Ir?made for you?and If you will r<-ud nd heed Its teachings you will raise more Dtton per acre, more corn per acre, more nd bi tter livestock, and make a money reducing factory out of your farm. ADE FOR YOUR WIFE The Progressive Farmer has the strongst, most practical household department r any agricultural paper In the South. Its lary features make a special appeal to ur women readers and hel" thein as It oes the men. I FOR YOUR CHILDREN j The Progressive Farmer has a regular epartinent for farm boys and girls, and a j 'rial story for both young and old. In let It Is a paper for every member of the imlly. ! ie Family?Both Leaders i ir Line 1 lsehohl ' ,/ , ar. It / A th"tha<l ^ resslve ' pleased v '<eJy I '..1 lg fho M iri p?ll>^ MLi-,.} M,' v 1 ' * I sense, farm help, fiction, fashion, e entire family at 4 PRICES on to LD ADVERTISER I :lean-cut, live, up-to-date county res you all the local news and the j he great war. ( treat bargain. sar $1.00 ?lcly?52 big issues 1.00 ( $2.50 r ARGAIN OFFER , .eh lor only or all three), at once to ~D ADVERTISER ! IELD.S.C. I. Co. Is to Satisfy Every ( i very best merchandise that money iv ar.d up to-date. save you money by spending with ) be as represented or we will refund ; 5 COMPANY Chestc ?i???^ -f*w~z.-*iLS?L ., 0????o_ \m NUTS FRUITS A ? ! Jg i The Best To t A. F. i fa ____________________ JZ HBBnDUBi 3 ? The Best To o NUTS FRUITS A o Cabbage Plantsj * For sale in any auantity. 5 ] Ready now to set. j j. Two Varieties J bei EARLY JERSEY CHARLESTON WAKEFIELD , . ( Give ine your order. Ov Will ship to any addtess by Bo L'arcel Post. I IUO for 15 Cents. 200 for 25 Cents. Ba 500 for 85 Cents. Ofc 400 and over 10c per hundred < Postage prepaid. All orders cash. s Money order will be accepted. Cu ED. C. CRAWFORD Is," CHESTERFIELD, 8. C. I Route 2. Box 20 Ch Orl One-Horse Grain Drills for * sale.?Armfield Hardware Co. m J See me before selling your hides and beeswax. D. H. Laney. ^al Stalk Cutters, Roller Bearings, ^ 11 the best yet--Armfield Tfardware ? Co ' Du Prepare your land with a good DRAG HARROW. We have Tin them.?Armfield Hardware Co. d Cae Cured Boy of Croup Bl(' Nothing frightens a mother ft more than the loud, hoarse cough Tr\f of croup. The labored breath ing, strangling, choking and gasping for breath call for in- fl Btant action. Mrs. T. Nenreuer, casl Eau Olaire, Wis., says: Foley's han Houey and Tar cured my boy of sa? a serious attack of croup after other remedies had failed. I the recommend it to every one as we know from our own experi- S ence that it is a wonderful rein- fort> r edy for coughs, colds, croup, and whooping cough." It clears air passages, soothes and and heals. Cor ?Square Deal Drug Store. . \\ FAMILY AVOIDS ~ SERIOUS SICKNESS had to g By Being Constantly Supplied With ,1P.v I m ? Thedford's Black-Draught. me. of I stat McDuff. Va.?"I suffered for several 'run pears," says Mrs. J. B. Whittaker, ol kidi his place, "with sick headache, and j* ^ ttomach trouble. J " . Ten years ago a friend told me to try 8.wo Thedford's Black-Draught, which 1 ditl, r,wu ind 1 found it to be the best family mcdi- dise ;ine for young and old. I I)ru 1 keep Black-Draught on hand all the ime now, and when my children feel a ittle bad, they ask me for a dose, and it does them more good than any medicine i a Ihey ever tried. { We never have a long spell of sickless in our family, since we commenced land tsing Black-Draught." fit ',]( Thedford's Black-Draught is purely vegetable, and has been Found to regu- o ate weak stomachs, aid digestion, reieve indigestion, colic, wind, nausea, ''1 leadache, sick stomach, and similar 2 sh iymptoms. are i It has been in constant use for more and han 70 years, and has benefited more P?nt han a million people. Your druggist sells and recommends rv\t Jlack-Draught. Price only 25c. Get a fll] Bckage to-day. N. C ui foil I J. c????o ND candies ?. I I Be Had ^ -? B Davis i I 3 Be Had ? o????o lnd candies 5^: tatement of The Condition ol + nk of Ruhy and Mt. Groghan, ifl -ocated at Mt. Cr< ghan, 6. the close of business Novefl^H^^| 10th and Discounts, nds a.id Stocks jy the i^Bmu Estate I frcm Hanks I?1 ver other ^^^B ecks and Cash \Wa\s 1 OO^^^^Bfl tier Resources vft BB^BH X-mand Loans, 5,541 ^H^^B }ash Kuby Oilice, 101 ^H^^B ,s 1 II |HHH pital stock paid in 25,000 <B B plus Fund, 2,000 <B B divided Profits, loss B urrent. expenses and I axrs paid 1,407 O^D^B e to Hanks & Hanker.- 0,077 1(BB^k9 lividual deposits ^^BflB ubject to check 20,241 G^H^H ie certificate)! of ihier's checks 807 loB^^I Is Payable including H Certificates for loney Borrowed 15,000 00 B H 03 to of South Carolina, I I mty of Chesterfield fl lefore me came M. L. Ualey, 1 B bier of the above named ^BB k, who being duly sworn, ^^B s that the above and lore- a^B ng statement is a t/*ue condi- HH l of said hank as shown by ^HD books of said bank. ^H| M . L Kaiey, (Cashier, flfl worn to and subscribed be- VH me this JIHh day of NovemJ. L. Craig yl Notary l'ublie. a T'B rect Attest : \ II . O. Taylor, I >1 '. A. Kivers, Directors. 1 I Went to the Hospital \ 1 . K. Bi&nchard, postmaster 1 I Jlanc,hard, writes: "I I I kidney trouble so had 1 had I I o to the hospital. Foley Kid- 1 Fills were recommended to \ I and they completely cored I I 1 cannot speak too highly A 1 them." Sull'erera in r very jll A ImttA !*?/ 1 * '* 4 v iiu * c naM Miuiiar i)PllC*IJtj | n this standard remedy for \ ney and bladder ailments, \ finishes backache, still j >uit?. lien mnsslefl and all the vas symptoms of weakvned or aeed kidneys.?Square Deal g Store. Land Posted II hunting or otherwise trosing is forbidden mi land or Is controlled by me. I) W. A. Burr. 11 account of inetai being so i, we have a lot of Nos. 1 and ingles on hand. So if you in need of roofing come in see ub.?Chesterfield Merile Co. LEY KIDNEY PHIS 3ACKACKE KIDNEYS AND BlAOOfct I A