Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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|rieadquari When you think of buyi I Teal-Jones Company is Head I Every piece sold under a gua pare Quality and Price before The House 1^1 1 of Quality JJ B m J P. S.: Thursday, March 2c for your inspection. Come ea i; { Square S)eal S)rug X?e. Always True to Name. m : Russell's Famous Box Candies Daintily boxed, pure and wholesome ?the price is right. ft ; Fine Assortment Bulk Candies cAlways fresh?always pure. H^^Vomplete Line of Stationery Fine quality?large stock to select from. j^rYour Favorite Cigars -v Cigarettes and Chewing Tobacco are here. J Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. W | iJhe Square SDeal SDrug "Go. ; II 01 CARL0AD l/> V /\nr% lVfl i iiic i uunu nuiu For prices and terms call at stables tv We also handle iirst grade Buggies and Harness Arjhf ield-Porter Co. - i 500 Bushel.0 Chinese Cotton Seed $2.00 Per Bushel The original seed came from a singh lock ol cotton accidentally brought frorr China ten years ago by Rev. B. D. Lucas vi innirvn o ftf i iniaoiwiicLi y. I^Best short staple I have ever seen W. D. CRAIG, - Chesterfiek is Did you ?et a statement of your l account with The Chester f fi?# advertiser? I / a j y Kindli jnd to same at your 1 eaj^^BAnvenience. or Stj Clothing, Shoes, t le and Quality. >u absolute satisfa 1ES C BSSHBBBP 4 7 lif ters r ng your Spring Iquarters for Sty rantee to give yc you buy. L-JOf i another shiprru irly and avoid thr | Personal Mem# c ? [ Col. ?dward Mclver and C. L. I ? Prince, esq., of Cheraw, were in ' { town Tuesday. | Mr. K. E. Hanna, who has been [ suffering from the grip, is out i again. I Mr. P. M. Therrell, of Mt. Croghan, is an accasional visitor ?: in Chesterfield. i Mr. J. C. Rivers has suffered > from the grip for a few days, but ? is now on his fe. t again. ? Mr Mr. 1' I? y.lrTJrro I AMI ? MIIV? AIM a n>. A. I X% i'iUUIlin, V/JL the Pine Grove section, were in town Wednesday. Take your watches, clocks and jewelry to Wingate for repair. He guarantees his work for one year. Prices reasonable. The Shiloh Comedy Club will give its excellent performance in Chesterheld Friday, March 10th. Mr. R. E. Hani.a has been ap pointed receiver for the Page land Wagon and Buggy Co. I Mr. J. N. Davis, who has had a severe attack of the grip, is ap parently on the road to recovery. Mrs. O. E. Wood and children, of Nashville, Tenn., are visiting Mrs. Carrie R Wood at the East Chesterfield parsonage The Woman's Missionary Society will meet at St Paul's church 2d Friday in March at 4 p. m. See Lonnie Campbell for all kinds of blacksmith tools. Little forge with blower attached, jusf the thing for farm use. tf "r a a - ?? air. j.u iwassey, 01 the Kershaw bar, candidate for railroad commissioner, was in town Friday. The new peannt roaster at the at the City Market is attracting a good deal of attention and incidentally doing business. Dr. L. H. Trotti and Mr. C. L. . Huuley will attend a meeting in Columbia of the Federation of County Fair Officers this week. Does adverismgin The Advertiser pay? Mr. W. J. Odom thinks so. One little ad has all but sold his big stock of shucks and pigs. A space of ground is being * cleared and graded in the rear of ^ the Chesterfield Dry Ooods Co., and adjoining stores to be used i, as a hitching yard. Mr. W. J. Odom is reported to have lost a can of Red Devil Lye somewhere in the Shiloh community. Suitable reward is I offered for any trace of same.! The Shiloh Comedy Club will r give one of their rich rare and mu.y muenainmenis ai me fatrick school house on Friday evening March 3d. Mrs. J. E. Loess and Miss liuth Hanna efficient and popu lar instructors at the Center Point Academy were visitors in Chesterfield vesterday. On Batnrday, March fid we will give away one package of valuable merchandise to e-ch customer who trades to the , amount of $2.00 or more on that day. A. W. Hursey. Dr. T. K. Lucas, one of the oldest and best loved citizens of Chesterfield county, observed his 80th birthday anniversary this week. The Advertiser joins Jjiis host of friends in extending KfcM^sf-Jelioitationt. 3nt of Ladies' Coal i rush. i ?f %ceal Jhttereat ? li at The Woman's Missionary So- 0i ciety of Hopewell on Monday re- m organized. Monday following C( the fourth Sunday of each tt month was decided upon as the g, meeting day. ir Mr. Luke Jordan, who was w badly scalded last Tuesday when a Doner, ownea ny Mr. Joe Smith, seven miles south of Ru- A by exploded, has since died. A Dr. H. Smith Eyesight Specishst will be at Chesterfield dur- n ing court week, March 0th, 7th ft and 8th Will remain 8 days ^ and possibly all the week. 2t r< cl There was a slight accident on p the C. & L. Railroad in Chester ^ field Monday when a bcx car was derailed. Repairs were made in ^ time for the fast mail to run on schedule. . lc Buy your fresh meats of all " kind at the old reliable market. a A. F. Davis. N Have you been to Wingate's s< Jewelry Store? He has all the tl newest and ueate?t styles of a Jewelry, such as Lavaliers, g Cameos, Rings, Tins, Cents t Chains, Watches, OufF Links etc a Appointments for Chesterfield Charge for Sunday, March nth ? are: S St. Paul, 10 a. m , Sunday 1 School; 11a. rn. preaching; t Zoar, 2:30 p. m , Sunday b school; 3:30 preaching; t Shiloh, 10 a. ra., Sunday t school. h The slander case, in which I). ^ n n i - - * ... <1 r. isougiass sues L.evi itayiieid, u came un last Monday before ? Magistrate Watson. As Mr 1 Watson became a witness, the ^ case wa3 transferred to Magistrate Brock, to come np again t for trial March 17. P Pare S. U. Comb Rhode Is * land Red Eggs for hatching, ? 75 cents setting of 15. C. J. v Hnnley. c Mr. J. A. Welsh is busy with r a force of workmen reconstruct- ^ ing the telephone system of 8 lines. A steady increase in the * number of 'phones used is neces* y sitating an enlarging of the capacity of the system. A new and much larger switch board is a contemplated. ' t Mr. J. E. Luc is, of Chester- t field, is now in the employ of g the American Tplpnlmno ?<<! ,, -..w c Telegraph Company, with headquarters at Palm Beach. Thru t his industry Mr. Lucas is sure to v climb to the top, especially if he is in the lineman's dt-p&rt y ment, t Mr. Leston F. Funderburk and tl Miss Gertrude Jenkins of Dud- p ley wero married at Dudley c church last Sunday at neon by their pastor Rev. B. 8. Funder- B( burg. After the ceremony was j over the bridal party, a large n number of invited friends took 0, dinner at the home of the bride's Ci parents Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins. a, All of Chesterfield's, grip vie- d< tims are at this writing/ reported t? to be improving. Mr. D. M. w Barentine, whose coalition has k been very grave foi/some days, h< is slightly better./ Mrs. James st Ross is improvin/, and Mrs. J tc B. Brantly, who n very low with e: grip and pneunmnia, is slightly m better. Mrs. yT. A Rivers lis di ^iuvalescent- / J 01 rle an lats and Gents Our goods are action. We onl OMF t Suits, Dresses The work of Miss Mims, home ^monstration agent for this >unty, is progressing rapidly. 1 the short time she has been work eleven clubs have been *ganized with an approximate embership of 150. When the >unty has been fully canvassed lis number will no doubt be reatly increased. It is gratifyig to note the enthusiasm with hich this excellent movement received in the county. It is reported that Mr. Josh shley, for a numbor of years .nderson County's representave in the General Assembly, *cently over-heard a discussion uent the the Killing of rabbid I ogs, to which he indignently eplied: "A rabbit dog is the hief source of pleasure to the oor man and I'm agin taking bat. pleasure away from him!" Mr. Sam Sellers, the Demosbenes of Chesterfield County, 'ill address the public at Shi)h school house to-night on The Signs of the Times; Homnism vs American Liberty." f r SallAra a/ill nr\ Lf aIoo o/* mm ? W ?v tt? U\/ VA 'U t/U I 3111 e language on tins occasion hat will startle his hearers and rouse them to a sense of the rave dangers which no doubt hreaten our dearlv bought inbitutions. Miss Belle B. Thomson, of the louth Carolina Children's Home lociety, was in Chesterfield ^uesday, collecting funds for hat work. This is the Stale irancli of the national organizaion. Deformed children are reated in hospitals and home28s ones are placed in private lomes throughout the sts'e. No ,oubt a good feature of the work f this society is the investigaion of the nomes into which iniigent children are to be placed. In the matter of V. J. Covingon, of Oheraw, bankrupt, acorniromise has been effected beween counsel in the dispute ver the homestead rights, by fhich the creditors are to reeive $25,000, while the bankupt retains the real estate in [uestion assuming also the moriages on same. Cieditors were epresentod by Messrs. Hanna <fc lunley, of Chesterfield, and Itevenson & Prince of Cheraw. Now that seed time is rapidly pproaching, Mr. W. J. Tiller, arm demonstration agent for he county, is calling attention o the importance of testing all eed germ fertility, especially orn, before planting.* Much aluable time can be saved by his means and a good stai.d always assured. He is endeavor* ng to form clubs or classes in arious communities where these ests may be made profitable to he greatest number of fanners ossible. All interested should ommunicate with himThere was quite a mad dog ;are in Chesterfield last Saturay when Mr. T. I). Huntley was sported to have been bitten by oe. The dog had gone into the slier of ilurst & Streater's store iid when Mr. Huntley went own to drive it out, he was aticked and bitten. The dog as chased through town and | ilied two miles beyond. His sad was sent to the Pasteur In [ .itute at Columbia, aud much > the relief of all concerned, lamination there revealed no idication of true rabhv?s. The og, apparently, w^Lt mad,' id Qui ' Furnishings re new and caref V afik vnn tn net] J ? ? j ^ * -. wv/ vcn ANY and Sport Coat Fi-Fi At Cheraw. Cheraw's Civic League is preparing for an excellent entertainment that gives promise of being well worth a trip down there to see. It is eniiilled ltFi-Fi of the Toyshop" and is described as a spectacular musical fantsy, with catchy music, gorgeous costumes and full of clever coraeay. It goes without saying that what Cheraw women undertake they usually put through successfully. rue r.-tarns go to the henefi of the public libiary Obituary Mrs Mary Morris of the Westfield Creek community, died February 22 1 at the age of 81 She leaves one son Mr. Albert Morris, and two brothers. Messrs. Joe and Jim. Funeral services were conducted by the Uev. J. K Flair. News was received here that Mr. O. P- Heath. f< rmerly oi Monroe, committed suicide in Charlotte early this week. Bad health is thought to be the cause. Mr. Heath was a cotton buyer ai d was well known in the western portion of thicounty. For Sale or Rent Five-room house in town on Scotch lioad. For information | see Carl Douglass at Armfieid Hardware. Strayed?One Berkshire femah I pig about 8 weeks old, black with white spot, on nose. No | t>fy Lester Burr. lt-j Wanted ? 500 pounds of I'ei Hulls. Will pay 50 cents i hundred. I?. H. Trotti When in need of Fancy oi Heavy Groceries, Fresh Meat oi Canned Goods, see A. F. Davit jfor the best on the market. Don't F.?rget. the Date. At Chesterfield March 6th, 7tl and 8th, court week Dr" H, Smith Eyesight Specialist, wil be here. Have your eyes ex amined and get those glasset i you hav-3 been talking about sr j long. FAMILY AVOIDS | SERIOUS SICKNESS By Being Constantly Supplied With Thedford's Black-Draught, McDuff, Va.?"I suffered for several years," says Mrs. J. B. Whittaker, ol this place, "with sick headache, and , stomach trouble. I Ten years ago a friend told me to trv Thedford's Black-Draught, which 1 did, I and 1 found it to be the best family medi] cine for young and old. 1 keep Black-Draught on hand all the time now, and when my children feel a little bad, they ask me for a dose, and il does them more good than any medicine | they ever tried. We never have a long spell of sickness in our family, since we commenced u?ii>t? Black-Draught." ' Tnedford's Black-Draught Is purely vegetable, and has been found to regulate weak stomachs, aid digestion, relieve indigestion, colic, wind, nausea, headache, sick stomach, and similar symptoms. It has been in constant use for more than 70 years, and has benefited mote than a million people. Yoitr druggist sells and recommends B^dc^Draujht. Price only 25c. Oet a i - ii i ?? ? ' 11 " ality" > member that I ully selected. 1 in and com- ; Chesterfield, II South Carolina 11 fl s will be here k II II ! Cabbage Plants For sal*1 in any quantity. Two Varieties EARLY JERSEY CHARLESTON WAKEFIELD Give me your order. Will ship to any address by Parcel Post. 100 for 15 Cents 200 for 25 Cents 300 for 35 CerM 400 and ove- 10c j er l.undred. Postn-re piei lid. All Oi<'ers cu it. Money order will be accepted. Ed. C. Crawford CHESTERFIELD, S. C. Route 2 Box 20 Photographs. ^ ' I Will be at Chesterfield on Saturday before the 1st and 3rd Sundays in each month to take ( pictures. Studio up stairs over Square Deal Drug Store, tf 6-li Jerome Douglass. I Scrap Iron and Brass I I buy scrap iron and brass at ! higest market price, i James Crosby, i tf at Odom Bros., store. Horse and Euggy for Sale j One bay mare and buggy with J harness. An excellent buggy A horse, and good anywhere, i weight 900 lbs., age seven years. t pply to J. K. ilair, I a* A. W, Hnr?v'? Geese and Hens Wanted. j 500 henR, 1(M geese wanted. B I r Highest market prices paid. flHH J. W. BBHj Notice of Court The Court of (ieneral ScssmnB H 1 Spring Term will convene Monday, March 0th, 1910. ~ Jurors, Petit Jurors and r nesses will take notice. a n g u Tax Sale Under and by \ irtue^HHHE^^^B thority contained certaiBHHHH^^H rent ions issued by W. A. lass, County Treasurer, and dii rected to me 1 have levied upon , and taken exclusive possession I of the following Heal Estate to . wit: , One house and lot in the town , cf Cneraw, known as property of J. D. Hatches, also one tract, of land in Court House Township 1'^A i.iMitckiiiiiiK iuu acres more or less, known as B. J. Douglass^ ( property, and will sell the same , for cash to the highest biddor between the legal hours of salr* on the first Monday in March, 1910. Purchaser to pay for nt-cessary papers. 1). P. Douglass, Sheriff. W | The Justice of the Peace was ' just on the point of marrying , the couple. , "Oh, before I begin," he said, "I must find out your names." "Marrius," said the bride1 irroom. "Sore," Raid the J. P., "a* soon ad hud out your full I names." "Marrius," said the bridegroom. I4 Yep," repeated the J. P , "but I must first know your foil names." "Will II. Marrius," said the *4 groom. I "No," said the J. P., 4 I will i be Mowed if 1 will," / it