Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Wf\ Personal Stem# o\ I "Miss Mildred Laney is home from Winthrop College. r W Mrs. B. F. Teal visited in j Wadesboro last week. t 9 Mrs. H. M. Odoxn has been 1 ' seriously ill for several days. Mr. J. L. Craig, of Cheraw, i was in town Tuesday. ] Gasolene at 27 cents a gallon at L. A. Campbell's Hardware. ( Miss Pearl Meltou is home from Columbia College Miss Eva Teal is home from Lander College at Greenwood, S. C. M iss Mftrinn Railnv of l<Yliro 1 AJV* *-? ^ field, will visit her grand-moth-.1 er, Mrs. S. A. Hanna, soon. ' 2 pounds of 15c Coffee for 25c, | J at The City Market Saturday j only. Misses Sallie Berry Douglass and Miss Mary Walsh are home ' from Winthrop College. ' Ladies, do you think the ICE SERVICE would be any better now than last summer if it were not for, Yours truly, Odom Bros. Co. 1 I Mr. Isom Teal is expected home ( this week from the University of South Carolina at Columbia. Mr. S. B. Boston who has been at C1 nson College, is visiting hio , Mrs. Ira Red fear n Reg. Communication A. F. M. j No. 220, Friday, June 9th, H:30 ( p. m By order B. K. Teal. ( Messrs. J. A. Welsh, Red j White and Will Lucas went to t Charlotte Wednesday. Fleisclnnan'n Yeast?kept on t cold storage at t The City Market. i Mrs. G. Iv. Laney and Mrs. C. c C. Douglass returned from j Statesboro Monday. The Sundav school class of i Hon. G, K. Liney had a picnic i Wednesday at Douglass' Mill. 1 The best Sugar-Cured Iiam, sliced as you want it. 1 The City Market. | Lieut. Roy Moore graduates ' fro.n Virginia Military Institute 'l at Lexington, Va , this month. ^ Among the graduates at Clif k ford Seminary, Union county, is MLs Campbell. Mr. Coyt. Redfearn, of near ' Wadesboro, was iu town Mon- ' day. j Mr and Mrs ( I O Brantley of I j Chattanooga, Tenn., are visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs .J \V Hanna. Miss Fertha West graduated at Coker this week. She has been electe.J to tea^h at McBee during the next term 1 l Mr. Richard Boston will be one v oi tne gi aciuates rrom the uni- , versity of South Carolina this j month. c "V\hy pay 20c per pound for round steak when you can get it p for 15c at The City Market. V Mr. Lindsay Odotn is visiting 1 at the home of Mr. VV. J. Odotn a in the Shiloh community this < week. 1 Dr. Reese Funderburk is at home after completing his dental course at the University of Mary land. ? g A few more bads of binder twine at the old price. L A. Campbell Hardware. * i n It is reported that the condi- S( ti >n of Mr Felix Cannon, of a Hamlet, who was recently injured there, continues grave. The new road to Vorven is-n now open beyond the property ?>f:C Mr. Clarence Davis, seven miles; from Chesterfield. You will be presented with a ( ticket to the Movies for every n $2.00 in cash traded with ?l The City Market D Mr. O. H Hanna, and family, W of Whitmire, will visit Mr. T I). Robinson, Mrs. 1 fauna's father this week. They will later visit in Chester' eld. |^ | t' Mr. I. P Mangnm went to Baltimore last week to be pres. ;> ent at the graduation of his brother-in-law T)r. Reese Fun derburk. !^' of Look at the Movie slide we rf| have on this week. The City Market. to Among the Winthrop college h< graduates last week was Miss ? Millie Douglass. Miss Millie is tf(1 visiting in the mountains of west- tli sin North Carolina at present. N? " ! rv > J.? . 1 f Sceat Jntere&t I a Miss Ruth Hanna returned ruesday from a. visit to Whitnire. She has been elected to icach in the public school at that place. Ice cream freezers. Price reasonable. L. A. Campbell's. Hardware. The Rev. Paul T Wood is conducting: a revival meeting: at Pleasant Grove chutch near Cheraw. In this work he is assisted by the Rev J D Harrelson of Gersham, S. C Ladies, please compare the size of five cents worth of ice this summer with that of the last summer. Who increased h 11 r? 01 vo ? ?f 11? A ?** **? ? 4- I, .. ^ 1. O umv ai</v >>i uiic live uc ii i. iiuiiiv: The answer is dead easy. Just Odom Bros. Co. Chesterfield played Lilesville )ii the latter's grounds last Friday. It was a good game though Chesterfield lost?score, 8 to 7. Ed. GuHedge starred in the field. Mr. J A. Threatt recently vis,ed his son. DePhonse, who is miking rapid progress at Draughus' Business College at Anlum bia. Our Meats are the best and vheti you by from us you can est assured of that fact. The City Market. I Sheriff and Mrs. !). P. Dougass and Mrs. F M Cannon attenled the commencement exercises atWinthrop college last week, diss Millie Douglass was a member of the graduating class. It is reported that several witnesses were called to Chicago his week to testify in the celenrated case of Chattanooga Medicine Co. vs American Medical Association. Dishes, a pretty design; glassware, ice tea tumblers, fruit jars md jelly glasses, at L A. Campi i 3 jcii a nj.ru ware. Rev John Addison Tuinblin of Yunnan University, Greenville, ^reached a splendid sermon at friendship last Sunday inorin n},r. While here Mr Tumhlin risitod at the home of Mr. M. A. Jowell. Hursey's mill pond, betwe< n Mt. Urobil in and Pngeland, has jeen leased by the Charlotte ishintr club for a term of live ,'ears. It is said the water has >een stocked with JO 000 black itiss. Vou will be presented with a .icket to the Movies for every 52.nO in cash traded with The City Vaiket. nesierneiu county during ihe >ast year lias made an enviable ecord in the number of new ichool buildings erected. The jood work has not ceased The >ids are open for six in-.re to be rented at once. Ladies, do you remember miring out tea because the ICE VAGON did not come in time or dinner? Who changed this nomioable service? Why, )dom Bros. Co., of course. Why? >ec anse they male the ICE KitVICE BET 1KB? Criminal Court convenes June tith. Special Judge CoggshaM, f Darlington, will preside. The rand jury is expected to make final report at this session on In* audit of Mr. J. S Biship ls this audit cost the county Dine #1,300 there is eonsiderble interest in the result at- j lined uuiiiUVillll^ VyllfMUI IJUKI rms over had before - Dressed hickens always on hand, at The ('ity Market It is said that the board oj hestertield High School have' ^signed. They have been good ' fticers and have liad some knot-i r problems to solve. No one I , ill say that they have not! r?t striven to settle these quesons as best they could. The iw board has not been ap>inted, hut the following -trong cket has bt en suggested: J. T. : urst, K. R Kivers and Walter! ouglass There have been uiany i in -' ovements in the management j the Atnusu Theater ivcenily. j lie lights have bn< rt greatly iproved and new music added 1 the reportoir. There will sreaftor be plenty of comedy the ent* rtainment and more j >od western shows besides the 1 e great plaay "Neal of the ivy." ' waesaamm Mrs. Mary Ri era ' i Mrs "Mary Rivers, widow of the late Jacob Rivers, died at the home of her son, Lee Rivers a t few miles south of town fast Fri- t day and was buried at Hopewell t Baptist Church on Saturday. It The Rev. J. L Tyler, h?r pastor, conducted the funeral services. Mrs. Rivers had reached i the ripe old age of 8(1, and had been in very good health until just a few days before her death. I She leaves two sons, Lee and John, one brother Monroe Gaskins, and one sistei, Mrs. Isabella Roberson, of Charlotte, N O. A Juvenile Mission Society was organized at St. Paul Metho dist ctiurch last Sunday with -4 members. The olficers are Li la Tea), president; Vance Tyler, vice-president; Ethel Davis, secretary; Francis Hursey, treasurer. We invite the ladies to come and inspect the Sanitary Condition of our Market. We keep nothing behind the screen that is not open for inspection. The City Market. Mr. Lee Melton rural policemun stationed at McBee, was in town this week and reports considerable activity in his office during the past week, h iving served six warrants in that period: two for carrying concealed weapons; one for passing a bogus check; ono charged with selling liquor; two for disposing of mortgaged property. These cases came before Magistrate W. N. Lee. The carrying concealed weapon cases were tried and defendants were found guilty and lined $20 each. Why should you patronize ik when it comes to matter of ICE? Because we made tolerable an execrable, an abominable, and a "cussab'm" ice service. Do you remember what you got last summer? If it were not. for us, you would get the same thing handed to you this summer. Don't you believe it? Try Odom r'ros. Oo. AN ANCIENT CHURCH. It Has Been In Use In France Fo- Over a Thousand Years. Before dinner wo walked for a little In the gray evening niul came to an old church?one of the oldest In France, it Is said, built In the ninth century and called St. Michael's. (At Nnntiia, In the French Juras.) It is more than a thousand years old and looks It. It has not been much rebuilt. 1 think, for Invasion and revolution appear seldom to have surmounted the natural ramparts of Xnntua. and only the storm heat and the erosion <>f the centuries have written the story of de- ay. The hand of restoration lias troubled it little. We slipped"In through the gathering dusk and tiptoed about, for there were a few lights flickering before the altar, and we saw the outlines of bowed heads. Presently a priest was sllhouet te<l against tne altar lights as tie cross | e?l and passed out by a side door. lie ^ win- VI n Iiiuji line 1 Mill SirOK'IMMI back through more than half of the Christian era and through most, of the history of France. j When the first priest passed In front of that altar France was still under 1 the Cailovinglan dynasty ? under j Cnarlos the I at. perhaps, ami William of Not mainly was not to conquer England until 200 years later. Then nearly < 400 years more would creep by?dim. f mediaeval 3ears?before Joan of Arc | [ should unfurl her banner of victory ami martyrdom ' You see bow far Imek Into the inlsts we are stepping here. And nil those : evenings the altar lights have been lit , and the ministration of priests has not J failed.? Albert Hlgelow I'aine In Harper's Magazine. Dr/ing an Umbrella. An umbrella should never be opened | In order to dry It, us the ribs get sprung, and It will never roll up neatly and tightly after oime dried In this e manner. Doing this wlil nl30 spoil tho 'j cover by straining the weave uunntu j rally. The correct way to dry an uin ' brella Is to stand It on the handle that i the water may run off at the points in- , stead of gathering at the ferrule and thus rotting the material. Selecting a Husband. I would warn maidens of marriage- . able age to exercise due caution in the selection of husbands. Choose a real t mail, not the klml that slaps himself ?. on the wrist and wants to he called Jack instead of Jonn and Insists on w addressing you as Margaret Instead of v Maggie or Christina instead of Tiny Get a man wnosc masculine actions entitle him to wear trousers.?Zlm In Cartoons Magazine. < Fifteen Cent LuncHn. A rnstilor tu a Newspaper row lunch room fold me flint the average Bosto- ( ninn spends hut If. cents for his lunch. The fifteen cent key oil the cash regis- It ter is worn smooth and the number "15" entirely rubbed otT. Other keys on the machine show little sign of wear.? * Boston Post. IV Delicacy. A woman went into n country hnk- N cry one hot, sultry summer day. "I'll 8, have ,aome of that nice currant cake." said >die to the baker "That ain't no currni't cake, lady." said he, waving tl his arm gently to and fro over the dell cacy.? Mew York Post. Jirkshirc <& E?s x ? pixs, ( roas- G ed; about 12, ready for ?ale d 4tp-15 See J, M. liedt'eara. o Notice of Enrollment \ Under the rule* of the Demo. :ratic l'artv a re-enrol linen t is '' equired. The enrollment books * ire now open and will close on the last Tuesday in July (25th). I ^ The Executive Commitee re- I spectfully urges every Democrat to enroll. ^ Unless your name is on the ' roll you cannot vote and you must enroll in the club nearest f your residence, calculated by 1 the nearest practical route. 1 You must appear in person and write your full name, age, occu- t pation and postoflice address on ^ the c'ub roll, but if the applicant cannot write he may ' make his mark upon the roll 1 which must he witnessed by i he secretary or any member of 1 the enrolling committee. 1 Below will be found a list of the voting nlaees mid ?!cr? i comtnitee and place of enroll- A ment : Courthouse: F. M. Gannon, n C. L. Hunley and 1'. A. Murray, 1 .Jr. Place: Courthouse. Cheraw: D. L. Tillman, G. A. < Malloy and I. 8. Huntly. Place: I Town Hall. Brock's Mill: .1. W. Brock, A. ? B. Barker, and Irvin White. I Place : Parker 8choolhouse. Snow Hill: J. Carroll Davis,"i. ' n. au'iion am: <J. 1-5. (Jason-j Place: (Jason's Store. Grant's Mill: VV. T. Itivers, r B. F- McBride and VV. T. Kirk- 1 ley. Place : Grant's Mill, 1 Bethel: I). 8. Matheson, J. R. Burn and .1. F. Powe. Place: I Burn's Store: f Pee Dee: 11. K. Linton, Wil- c ham Hickson and David Mcln- t tosh- Place: 11. K Linton's resi-' denee. ^ Patrick: 1) F. Buie, J. W. r Winborn and P. P. Poison. Place: * P )St? ffice. r Middendorf: 11. C. Willielm, ^ D. M. Rowe and VV. R. Johnso i. * Place : Depot. ' McReerA. K. Ilorton, M. A. * McPherson and A. W. Atkin- 1 son. Plat e: Atkinson's store. * Odonis Mill: D. A. Smith, .1. 1 VV. Rasco ami W. J. ()dom. 1 Plan: D. A KmUh's residence 1 Angelus: K. R. Knight, VV. K. j Young and John Lee. Place: 1 Lee Mercantile Oo.'s store. j I Ousleydale: J. W. Onsley, Theodore Win bun and K. .1 ' CORRESPONDENCE , PATRICK 1 Miss Stella Mini-- homo I monst ration, agent, spent lost! rl Wednesday in Patrick. I' Miss Lexio Huntley returne<l from Columbia one day las' R week, where sue has been at- ti tending the Chicora College for \ W om jn, Mr. J. W. Poison returned o last Thursday fron. a business h trip to Augusta and other Geor & 2;ia pomrs. 5Mr. T. S. Evans, who lias recently been appointed industrial# igent for the Seaboard Air bine Railway, was in Patrick one day r ecently. jj Miss Annie Turnage is visitng at the home of her sister, ^ Mrs. Ella Ingram. Rev. ,J. T. Grant returned [ rue-day from a short visit to his jrother, Mr. 8. Grant, in ? Marlboro. t R-1 v. B. I). Thames and family e ire expected home this week, a ['hey are spending their vaca-jci ion at their old home in Virgin-1 tl a, making the trip in their auto- I r< nob !c. j g' tl tMJTL'Mnotnn I si Ralph Brigham Rays: "I be- gi ieve in woman sufFrage; let the j (li he women vote, the men have C offered long enough." Anyway gi /e will stand aside and see tl /hat the old secession State is tl oing to do along this line. M A large crowd attended the Children's Day at Friendship ast Sunday. ]e Mr. and Mrs. Teal and son ar 'arlus, spent Sunday at the in nine of Mr Jerome Teal. cl Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Griggs, ol hesterfleld, visited Mr. and Irs. J. I'. Barker Sunday. Mr. N. I*. Allen and family, m 1r. and Mrs. J. M. Wright and m r>i? Steiley, and Mr. und Mrs. ar lhalmers ('lark spent Sunday at he home ot Mr. H. A. Watson Misses Myrtle and K.thel White \Vl nd M:?-s Inez fcddins of l'in** gy rove spent. Saturday and Sun ay with the Misses Pauline and Hie Tea!. 'at ' * ,>?? K>hn8on. c Place; Op,. ydale Fchoolhouse. Oatarrh: Jessie Hendrix, W. Lordan and C. O. Horton. Place: 'underburk's Store. Jefferson: Ed OlarK, Jr., L E lardi.er and Irvin Baker. Place: lank of Jefferson. Plains: 11 H. Hicks, M. L irant and W. A. Plyler. Place: V. J. Hick's store. Dudley: W. 0. Jenkins, It. M. i'litiderbtirk and It. J. Funder)urk. Place: W C Jenkins' muse. Pagelnnd: 8 A Sellers. T E atoe and 1) E Clark. Place: Carolina Supply Co. store, UK...... . 43 IU T.1. t:.. u iiiau . o vv wans, rtfiiA lushing and Richard Mills, 'lace: S W Watts' house. Mt. Oroghan : J II R&tlilT, J C livers and M A P Ilancock. Mace: Post-office. Crossroads: V 11 Waddell, ./ P \l!er. and G RGulledge. Place: 7 B Waddell's home. Catpnnd : .1 W Ruthven, Thorn is Sumner and U (I Wilkes, 'lace: J W Ruthven's house. Ruby: T (I Griggs, R I) Mc'r. ight and .J S McGregor, 'lace: Ruby Drug Store Wexford: G L Moore, E B Selers and P A Gulledge. Piaee: C B Seller's house. Di ug'as Mill: A A Douglas. J T Dees and .1 1. Douglas. Place : I L Douglas' house. It is very important that each lub have a secretary and a nember of the County Kxecuive Committee. Please see that all clubs are iroperly organized and those deliring information as to the rules :an see same, which are attached o the club books. Let the word go out to all the niters, for there is absolutely no eason for any white man in )hestertieid County being derived of his right to vote, prodded he is 21 years of age, or hall have become so before the lext general election, and has jeen in the State for two years uid has resided in tne county !or six months and in tiro voting prrcinct UO -lays prior tot lie first primary whieli will V>e held on !h<? 2th h ?iay of August. The Executive Committee w ill iie glad to give any further in'ormati.m. M. J. Hougn, Chm. Ex. Com. Ij Prince, Sec.'y. . , Miss Albany Tuinage was the ;uesi of Misses Lexie and Annie livers Sunday Miss Maggie Crenshaw < f '< :?I's Mm was tin- guest, of M.^s Mna Gardner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Teal and rli.-s Pauline Campbell spent lunday at the home of Mr. G. V. Rivers. i ? i ?? mr, ami mrs. .j. ;>i. uampiell, f Sandy l'.'ains visited at the mine of Mrs. Campbell's parents lr. and Mrs. W. ,1. Streater tun.day. H. F. Kinvl Commended The following letter recently eceived by County Supervisor I. K. King is self-explanatory: ''Columbia, S. C. May *20, It)ItS upervisor 11. K. King, Chesterfield, S. (\, )ear Sir: I'lease permit me for tiie State oard of Charities and C'orrec ions to commend your course in xtending relief to the unfortunte Teal family of Chesterfield aunty. We have not forgotten rie fact that y< u followed our scommendation in hiring a ne i'j :iur?e ui your aimsnousc, lereby trying to alleviate the iffering of forr helpless old noro paupers and making the last, ays of one of them tolerable, o-operation such us you have i iven us in these two matters is le kind that en 111 its for s.imeling. We appreciate it Nearly. Your truly A. D. Oliphant. As'fc See." The family referred to in flutter is that ot Jim Teal. They e atjleast temporarily cared for i Columbia. The three su.all lildren above the baby are mi ie (Columbia rescue nrphange to i cared for at the expanse of hestertiehl county for three onths. The baby is with the other, who with her husband id the obler children -\ro eraoyed in a cotton mill. It is hoped that before the . ree months is up the family ill have become entirely selfpporting. ? I Hats are the most expensive niroala which man maintain!. . lacking in appetite. After takingonly two (1 mes of Tanlac, she declares, she are the first food that she had eaten in sixteen weeks "1 Buffered from stomach trouble all my life," states Mrs Johnson. "When I was two years old I was given up by my physicians to die, and again i when I was fifteen years o'd. 1 1 have had, according to miuei.t medical advice in Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee, gall stone and ulcerated stomacn, and they finally said an obstruc tion in my stomach. On consulting medical advice in Charlaton, I was infoured that, it was i possible to state just w hat' the trouble was. "My most distressing sympton was vomiting. For sixteen IVPpl'Q Kof/ir:- I + #-?/*!- 'I1 ? ?!?? ' I 1 ./v v\/i vj x \j\>kj rv i .inickC L IIU(1 j been unable to retain anything on my stomach?not even medicine or raw eggs, I was told that 1 would have died for lack of nourishment if 1 had not been so stout. I weighed 2*27 pounds belore I took sick, and I have really lived on superfluous llesh ; for bodily nourishment. My husband had given up all hope. O.ie evening recently I remark e>l how badly and emaciated I looked. Mr. Johnson bur t out crying, ami said, 'Lucy, don't j say that. .Itisi think! One , month ugo I thought, you would !?1 ie. I had given up all hope, and here you are nearly well.' j "It is true. I have taken a i little over three but ties of Tat.lac. After taking only tw?> (los es?now, don't laugh ; it i* u fact ?after 1 hud taken two doses 1 i ale the titst food I hud eaten in I ?: V ! ?><? I I VVi.-.bu I .... r. 1 .1 ? - . 1. ? L. j m v. v nr. m vtnir JUVI I IIUl l wonderful indeed. I am now euting m arly eveiytiling 1 want. 1 have not vomited since I took my second dose of Tan lac and 1 am tooling much stronger. "1 certainly do recommend Tunlar for what it lias done for ?ne. 1 had nearly given up hope an 1 Tan lac has dot e what 1 tl dii't think any medicine or physician could do* It in simply wonderful. I cannot. say enough good things about it.." Tan lac, The Master Medicine, is sold by Chesterfield Drug Co., Chesterfield; T. K. Waunamaker <V- Son, Cheraw; J. T. .lowers & Sin, Jell'erson; McHee I)urg Co., McBee. A'lv. Do You know That? It's foolish to educate a boy ntifl t hull lot 1?I in 'lio I I V..X. . ..VII I' I' null 'UO Ul I y Jili'JIU I ' fewr? The II. 8. Public. Health Service issues a free hulletine on the summer care of infants (Mean water. clean houses | maPe clean healthy American I citizens. Thr; State of California has re <1 need its typhoid death rate 70 per cent in the past ten years! It is estimated that the avfer?2;e manure pile will breed 000,000 flies per t?n? f Look at Y Table I i After you have used our me It will surprise you to ' ' siderably lees than formerly , liner meats than ever before i Our meats are so ?ood that ' eaten. There is therefore ii ! > of waste is saving. Also re< The Gity MB Husband in Despair; ~! Sick All Her Life Wife Had Ceased Eating and Suffered Continually Has Appetite Now Mrs. J. H. Johnson, of No. 7 ' Charlotte street, Charleston, w.ife of J. R. Johnson,the well-known engineer on the Seaboard Air Line Railroad, after having tereceived medical advice in Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee at diil'erent intervals since she was lifteen years of ago to the effect that she was sulFering from ulceiated stomach and gall stone, gives a vivid illnstra tion of what. Tanlac is daily accomplishing for sullerera. Sdp tiiiii vt >??.uti nil I | w %. I \f\M\J a I I | | her life, was prone to fits of j vomiting and was absolutely Do Mr. Wood And Mr. Hair Preach at the postofflco Or where? \ ' Poor Farm Well Kept ?-j Mr. A. D. Oliphant, assistant jf secretary of the rit-ate Board of M1 Charities, accompanied by Sup- 9 ervisor King and Mr. C. L. Bun- m ley, inspected the county aim6 1 house last week and found the place in first-class condition. Superintendent Sullivan and ? his goo:l wife were complimented for the cleanliness and orderliness of tho place- kPk The Rev J W Elkins of, Pageland and the Rev. J. A. White, sp Jefferson were guests of Rev. fl J. L.Tyler on Monday. These H gentlemen wore engaged in arranging the datos for the county * r, campaign for the Methodist Sunday School rallies iu the couuty. We have just received a tele- | gram saying our ice books would { be here on the 7tii iust. Wait for them ; get better service and more ice, Odom Bros. Co. ~ You will be presented with a ticket to the Movies for every t2.00 in cash traded with The City Market. I < Notice to Creditor's All those indebted to t). B. L Redfearn, bankrupt, are hereby wi: notified to settle with the under- ^ signed immediately, or a suit 1 will be tded u> enforce payment. R. E. Banna l Notice ot Election Notice is hereby given that an ? election will i>e held in Bethesda School District No. 14 011 Saturday. Juik. 17th, 1910, for the purpose of v. ting an addi- * tional d mills oil the said district for school building purposes, in _ ^ accordance with the Special Act of 11)10. It. A. House, County Superintendent. Bids Received Notice is Hereby given that JJ bids will be received up to June 17th for the erec 1 >u of a twostorv scho >1 ouilditig ut Cedar Creek ; a one-ftory two-room building at ea> u of the following 1? places: Cro^s loads. Harris Creek, Mauuum, Ousleydale, and the remodelling of White Plains School building. Plane can be hud from the County {Superintendent of Education. H. A. House, Co. Supt. Found?On the Cheruw road, throe mile.- from Chesterfield, u thin gold nittltese cross fob. One side bears the initials, F. M. B. 8. 8. The other side bears a name and a date. Owner, by identifying same and paying for this ad., may claim property. K. T. White, Chesterfield, Koute J. It Wanted?A uood live man to represent us in Chesterfield and adjoining counties in selling monumental and cemetery work. A good proposition for the right man. Ad? dress OWEN BROS. Marble f. - ct 1 ?.v vi rami e *jo., ureenwooa, S 0. 4115 Wanted ? Active Salesman and Collector to work Pageland, Jefferson and Mt. Croghan. Must furnish horse, buggy, and give bond. Apply M Ernest VI. Melton, With Singer Sewing Mch. Co., Chesterfield, 8.0. 4t-15 j| Nancy Hall, Early Triumph, Por to Rica, and Red Providence Sweet Potato plants ready for immediate shipment. $1.00 per thousand; ten thousand and over, 90 cents per thous* 1 and. f. o. b. Florida. ^ T. E Hall, 1 41-12 Rock Hill, S. C. 1 our I Expenses I atsawhile find your expenses con- , > J /. Yet von have enjoyed 1 The reason is simple. 9 ; every oiu:ce of them is 1 to waste and the stoppage Is duction in price is saving. ! 1 JJ Market | ^