Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^H^pfflesale Cab&lgc, Beets and Lettuce' Plants ^^HKain Grown Seed Ptoatoes?Irish Gobblers, Houlton Rose Varieties a Specialty, Selected by an Expert. Sweet Potato Plants* ?A11 Varieties^ K SOMETHING FOR NOTHING To get 6tarted with you we make you the following offer: Semi us $1.50 for 1,000 Frost. Proof Cabbage Plants, grown ii. WK the open air and will stand freezing, grown fro:n the celebrated seed of Bolgina & Son and Thorbom & Co., and 1 will send vou Wm 1.000 Cabbage Plants additional Free, ami yon can repeat tinorder as many times as you like, 1 will give you special prices on M Potato Seed and Patato plants later. We want the accounts of m close buyers, large and small. We can supply all. I ATLANTIC COAST PLANT Co., Yongs Island, S.C. Sfyatik cf "Ghemw Uti&KA W, ?>. U. Designated As P United dtates S)eposit6i'n fv \ Oldest, Largest and Strongest Bank in the County j A PER CENT COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY PAID ON 4 SAVINGS DEPOSITS. SI 00 STARTS ^ AN ACCOUNT.. 8?8?8?8?8?8?8?8?S ? 8?8?8?8?8?8?8?8?8?8 ? $, m viotk! i ?aii k v ? H All Classes of Men *T*HIS SAKE, strong b:irik is patronized by the MerHv t) I chant and Farmer, the progressive business nai ? X and the man of leisure; and in every insnnce ha Wm X the customer received piompt and courteous tieatment, )f BB I and been extended every acconimodat'on that his lmsi- I | ness and balance would warrant. I Wm V To those who would open a new account or transBg * ferati old >rn the ofiicers of this institution extend a r< ^B X courteous invitation loeall on or coriespond with them, X H I all conferences being regarded as of a strictly conli- 1 WM * dential nature. ^ B t bank of ruby and mt. croghan I I Brand. at RFBY. ?. C. MT UKOUll A.\, S C. J k I R. E. RIVERS, Pres. P. M. THERRELL, Treas. \ H &? 9?8?9?9?? ???? ? .S?S?S?9?9?S?#?9?? ? ^ ^ . *$rainBrills \ dtaik G J Bise siarrow# f * Sow Grain and let us sell you the best Drill made for the money. ! IV Prepare your land with a good Disc- H Harrow. We have them. V f That famous McKay Stalk Cutter. Come in and see for yourself j V j Disc Harrows? 50-tooth, two sections and adjustable. Investigate our prices. ,! ... V I Right now is the time to buy these goods, so come in and lets get right for the coming season ' Armfield Hardware Co ji Bp ? . 1 "j j '1 ' -N i 1?1'? how 1 was cured in 4 B The thesterfiddAdvertiser PU,p/lS!lKD EVERY THURSDAY Subscription, $1.00 u year. Vdvortlslng rates furnished on application. Entered as second-class matter at the postolfice at Chesterfield, South Carolina. PAl'n H. HEARN Editor ; ad Publisher. THOSE GEORGIA DEMOCRATS The Georgia Democracy for several years has had a chronic case of political appendicitis, according to The Augusta Chronic^ At the receut meeting of the Democratic State Couvention in Atlanta it was decided that surgical operation was ne cessary and the vermiform ap pendix was cut out. In other I words, Tom Watson, who has been fighting both State and National Democracy inside the par ty for a number of years, wat road out of the party. The influence of the staunch old Democratic Augusta Chronicle, had much to do in bringing abou' this result. It is to be hopec Georgia Democracy may entire ly recover from the effect of tin disease that has long preyed up on her vitals, now that the ap pendix has been removed. Mai she live long and prosper. A tic may the premium on lynching b( abolished along with the appen dix. Santee, Wateree and Congare< got an appropriation from Con gross with all ease. All "e"s See! The Louisville Courier-Journa boils down Senator Roots 1jii< speech into three hues. "Tin Republican party wants to re turn to power at auy price." Members of the Oklahomi legislature got. into a free-for-ai tight using inkstands for weap ons. One was rendered uncoil scious in tlie melee. After May 1st liquor canuo be advertised in Georgia ii newspapers, periodicals or bil boards. Now it lynching couli be eliminated in Georgia as easi ly, how happy she would be! The Republicans in an tiler to make an issue to defeat til Democrats talk at random an talk wildly. For instance, som of them say we ought to Jigli Mexico and we ought to ligli . Germany and in the next breat 5 they say "we have no army. "We have no navy." Oil, "sue inconglomerations," as Mrs Partington would say. The f^iles bill, providing for s least thirty days chaingang set tence for every man convicted c selling liquor in South Caroline has been signed by Goveruo Manning and is now the law There is to be no line. The lav says for the first offense the sen tence shall be six months to tw> years, and for the second offensi the penalty is one to five year at discretion of the Judge. Senator Root's speech at tin New York Republican State Con ventiou was evidently a bid foi the Presidential nomination. Bui as Roosevelt has forestalled tha' job Root might take second place. Roosevelt, Root and Ruii would be the proper slogan foi the Republican campaign, or it might be Root hog or die. One of the greatest victories of the Allies is the capture of Erzerum by the Russians. Eiz erum is the gateway to Asia. It is the political center of the Armenian people. It will be a great relief for the Armenians to be freed from Turkish rule and the military ad ventage of the victory is very great as it enables the British to cooperate with the Russians and that will settle Turkey's harsh jn thai quarter. Congress gave South Carolina these appropriations in a rivers and harbor bill*; Wingah bay $100,000; Charleston harbor $80, 000, including the completion of a 28 foot channel to the sea; San tee, Wateree and Congaree rivers up to Columbia, $5r>,C00 That's not so bad, considering the fight on the bill. An when Hon W. P Stevenson reaches Wash ington we shall expect to see C< n gross spending like amounts for the impr >ve nenfc of public road* that i UD8 rUht by the homes oi Li e farmers k II I '"" - I'll tHE HORIZON'S ENCHANTMENT . Ralph Waldo Emerson som where says: [ "The moment we set sail ro mance leaves our ship and settles on every sail on the horizon-" Perhaps there is no experience more univeral to the human race that the enchantmeut of dis tanco, whether it be of time or place. The good days are the old days or else in the distant future. Rarely can one be fouud to say, "These are good days; the work that I ain now doinf? is ideal, aud deserves the best that is in me; that which is at hand commands my chief interest " Now it seems to us and has! for a lout* time seemed so. thnt.l in no realm of endeavor is this fascination of the distance so strong as in that highest and noblest of all realms of activity, the religious. A dear friend of the editor's was serving a good charge in his ' native State, Mississippi, but ho needs must give up home and friends, leave the black belt of Mississippi and go to Africa to teach the darkies Another ministerial friend must leave the j mountains of Kentucky and travel all the way to India to lind a those who needed his ministration. While in New York City only e recently our own Methodist . Church must take up a collection and (ill barrels with provisions and clothing for the negroes of South Carolina, while white peo1 pie were starving and freezing i across the street l'rom the 0 phni'nVt VII MUIIUIU^. And then us we come down to South Carolina wo find the foieign missi nary spirit very * much alive and ever ready to ' kindle into a flume of enthusiasm * and zeal (as il should be), but * our own industrial home crying for food and raiment, our orphanage children improperly I nourished at?d apparently none II cares. ' There are cases in this county crying to heaven for succor, but they are too near to be heard or seen. Our home missions, such as I they are, are more interested in Alaska, the far west, in Hono'.u< u la and the Philippines. Oh, that God would take pity u on our own needy cases, and II move them off to the hori/.on h Then we would build homes for ' the homeless; then wo w old 1, lilt up the fallen and caie for the St dying. Dr. Oliver Wendell Homes t long ago gave currency to the idea that we're all more or less ! - - ' * ^ lusant; ecien in ins own wfiy, Now Prof. Low Wallin, of the 1'. Psychological Clinic of .vt. Louis , says that most of us are feebleminded. P.ut, of course, there are exceptions?yourself, for instance.?The Augusta Chronicle. Thanlcs! That's just how we , feel about it. ^ 111111I I11111 i 111111111111311111 i 11)11U11 lil 5 ' I Xll j Guar.?. in u I 5000 ~ 3 1 "\VTHEN you 1 v T getsometh rubber and fabrii zation of these the maker's stea tion for Quality, guaranteed in > miles. Measured better tires by 15C 4* While others are we are gua\ SJ Soli (Iheraw Hardwa L The Torrens System ll.e regisira1ion of I ami titles, a6 provided in the bill by Messrs. Oarej, II. li. Harris, and L. M, Rogers, recently enacted, is vol-1 notary on the pait of the peti-j tioner Once secured, however, 1 the title bearing the seal of the state cannot be questioned; or if questioned, no additional expense is incurred by the holder who is protected under an assur-i _ ance fund. To register a title: 1 under this Torrens system a holder of land must j etition the court of common pleas, which i-< given competent jurisdiction in i he matter. The petition mil si be aocttnpanied ly a list, of all C persons interested in the land for which a title is desired, in-| eluding the names of the adjoining 'owertr. This petition is then leferred to three or more licens e<t attorn' js, who have been appointed by the clerk of court as examiners of title". If the title ppeara to be good, summons are I issued through tire sheriff on all | parties named in the petition. I thereby making them defendj ants. Advertisement in a newspaper is als") rtq'iired. If any of the defendants lile an answer then a hearing is held by the examiner of titles, who must render a decision wiihiu 30days. If any defendant files a disclaimer ic relinauishes him and all persons thereafter claiming ,under him. flight of appeal is grai.ted. Upon a title being declared valid, the register of mesne conveyances files the original ciiiiticate in the couiry ! book for such land registration and issues a duplicate to the re! thinner. The owner ot the land i tilt 11 IliVS tlllP-fOlltn of 1 iier ' ' cent ol the as*e>sed value of the land fur taxation for an assurance fund, nut of whicli the o*tier may secure compensation in Itase of grievances uiising. "1 very decree rendered shall hind the land and bur ail pets ns claiming uile thereto or interest therein," tne bill provides. "Shall quit the title thereto and phull be forever binding and conclusive upon und against ij all persons, including the slate of S uth Carolina, whether menI turned by name in the oid i ol i publication or includ d under rj*the gentral description, 'toj I, whom it may concei n.' It shail ! not be an exception to such con-', ' clusivencs that the person isunj infant, iuna;ic or im u>-der any I disability." '1'he act become.-)' effective May 1, 1010. ? The' i State. | Discharge Notice On :20th of March next ut Jit >1 o'ciocK u in., 1 w ill apply to the j , | Probate Court of Chesterlield i I County, for a disc hi rue as Ad-I 1 ministrutor of the Estate of L. A. VN atson, deceased. .1, H. Watson, Adininist rator. Feb'y, Idili, 1M9. ItSllDl! ttililllllUllll t dill lilt llllllllilllii l' 8 s inteed 1 j Titing MILES 11 )uy Ajax tires you ing more than fine 2 and the vulcanitwo. You get icirast determina- g i , Ajax tires are writing for 5000 in miles, Ajax are > 1 )0 miles. claiming Quality ranteeing it." 1 kC; g in i by I 7 re S Supply Co. | V, S. C. i ,? iiiiniimiiinnnHi;m>n;)iiwiiniiiimia g We are selling Studebaker Wagons Cheap And everything else n our complete and up-to-date line of merchandise at Live and Let Live Prices SPECIAL?We are selling the Furniture formerly used in the Commercial Hotel at remarkably low prices. Also rooms to rent. ^ HURST-STREATER COMPANY Apply Business Methods In Your Moire! A bank account makes for HC. ' SHC'.D E FICIIL.CY h ND ECON- , DMY. When you pay the bills of the grocer, the butcher, the baker by check you know just how much it costs to run your home. BESIDES, A CHECK IS A RECEIPT. I If You Haven't a Bank Account Start One Today The FARMERS' BANK Tax Notice. The Tux Hooks v\ill he open for the collection of taxes fr- m 15th October until Blst day of December, 11)15 Tex levy for State 7 mills t; t v t'liiiity 7'A te ?"?? I Constitutional school 8 mills A t cunt y Kcatl- Zi mills M T"tai If-\ y 18 mills ^ Special Local Bonds Chora w Graded School ?> mills 4 mills I Muil.org 8 Orange Hill H Hat's Branch 4 Stafford 4 2'A V|H ( lit raw (Outside) Bethel *4 r\ a- I * J . J- * " nier 4 MM 4 .*5 flHH 4 Vaughan 4 HHH dross heads ^Hfl^^HHHB Mr. Oroghan 4 ^^RmHHB N> w Hope Wexford 4 " 5 Winzo 2 Zion 2 Alt. Oroghan (Outride) 2 14 HuflV.o 2 Dudley 5J Five Forks 2 Man mint y l'ut'.t- la ml (5 r? Plains 4 ("enter (irove ?? Friendship y l> fForron f> 44 4 IjOuk ilrt.1 ch 4 ,letler?on (Outside) 2 Green Hill 4 Middendoif ."? 44 f> MclFe 8 <lA Study Kim I ! ' " IJ flM'll H A ligutor (Outside) 2 44 B*v Springs 4 ^ H'-ar (!i opk 2 4' Bethesda 2 44 .1 it ni pi> r 8 44 Patrick 3 44 4 < 'at 1 'wild 2 44 L^wis 8 44 Ousley 7 44 Palmetto 3 44 Wallace . 3 Steer Pen ?> 44 For Back Ir.ilf htedness and Extending School Terms, Special chool: Chesterfield School District, 2'A mills; Mt. (Jroghan, 5 lills, and Ruby, ft mills. Ch-raw Town?hio, special levy of 2 mills for Roads; Alligator, mills for Road Bonds. W. A. DOUGLASS Coanty Treasurer .-?nf 1K 1Cl?r. OLEY KIDNEY PUIS FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS * B AC RACK'S KIDNEYS AND BLADDER FOB BACKACHE KIDNEYS AND BlAODER J