Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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jl With Stock in Readin II We are ready with scores of q 1] shops of those famous Philadelphi II Worsteds have the call, but t || Serge in every color and variation II Prices $7.50, $10 I In short, if what you want in I price, the right treatment through< | | Trr\ii j vy u. As the lines we are showing i for love or money come in to-day T | II I I Prepare For Cold Weather o \ Let's get together while } I the weather is warm and prepare for the coldness I of winter. \ We have Heaters for coal v I or wood, Grates, open or I closed, Franklins of both I J varieties, Firedogs, heavy and light and in fact ev- I c erything that will keep I , you warm during the winter months. * c I Call, write or ph one us | i \ your wants. Armfield Hardware Co. , I I We Pay c The Higher Market Price For Cotton Seed i G In trade or cash. Come to see us for ? your supplies. We have everything you need- ' J" n ir i^earearn Co. g b : p Registration Books Open wh? in Mtd of coan or c>ik?i, jv Registration books will be w- M- will b? ?t your ..rr- K open every firnt Monday at the * The City Market. Auditor's office until Jk) days be fore the Ke"er?\ election. TEXAS-RAISED RED RUST-PROOF J o. H Iimnions, thm. S K. T. White, cleik, OATS?Tested by SUte Depart- d W. M. Belk. merit of Agriculture and proA lew Meters ead Rakes left at nounced 0. K.; 80 cento a bushel. the AwisM HnwHrws, J. S. Burch, Mt. Croghaa. 2tp fcg.? . . .)t. . / ess We Sound treshly tailored suits, ia and Cincinnati Tailc here are also Cassimer that ever came out of .00, 12.50, $15.( s, Slims and Regulars a suit is the right fit, t] Dut the transaction th< low cannot be duplies while the picking is at eal-Jor tfhert Jteim of I Cotton, 15:75; Seed 80 cents. fn us Mr. J. C. Baker was in Monroe ast Friday. * * * U G. K. Laney, esq., was in Columbia in ne day last week. rc * * F< Cheese kept on cold storage at THE CITY MARKET. it Mr. Roy T.loore went to Grenwood n business recently. * * * Mrs. W. D. Craitf and Miss Mary h< Ianna spent Friday in Columbia. X * * * ei Mr. J. F. Hunley spent several days n Columbia last week. * * * ]>. A carload of lime, cement and plas- w er expected this week at Armfield J. lardware. M * * * Miss Margaret Byrd spent Sunday vith her sister, Miss Elizabeth Byrd, f? n Kershaw. * Miss Bessie Burch, of Peachland, ai 4. C., is visiting at the home of Mr. b< J rack Melton. B II Guns and shells; a supply on hand nd plenty more coming at the L. A. 'ampbell Hardware. tc hi Messrs. Beattie, of Lancaster, and pi Iorton, of McBee, were in town bi ^uesday. ? * See Frank Porter about that new ni Vinter Suit. You will find him at w )dom Bros Co. C * * M Horse Feed, Mill Feed, Chicken 01 'eed. THE CITY MARKET. ti * * Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Douglass, of 'ageland, were in town visiting rela- R ives several days this week. ai . * M Frank Porter is IT -when it comes o measuring you for that new Fall nd Winter Suit.. See him at Odom R tros. Co. M * pi Mr. E. R. Knight, County Super- di isor elect,, of Angelus, was in town londay and Tuesday. * bi tsnng you tickets in for Fleisch- <"< lan's Yoast. THE CITY MARKET. A tl The Rev. and Mrs. P. A. Murray, P< f Rome, S. C., are visiting their son, lr. P. A. Murray, Jr. a Don't fail to call on A. L. Griggs or anything in staple and fancy Dry hi ioods. Notions and Millinery. r: * hi Mr. N. M. Johnson presented herifT Douglass with a handsome '.Igin watch and chain the other day. M * or Messrs. Ilervy Streater, Baxter ol lardner, and C. B. Morris spent last 'n aturday and Sunday in Norwood, 'a I. C., and report a big time. cc * * Messrs. Emsley Armfleld and A. V. McCall, in company with Mr. Iluus Armfield, who is visiting h:.5 tt rother, were in Cheruw last Monday. re soil part of your cotton while it is c* ringing a Rood price. Depoait our money with us, and pay all bills y check. C. P. Manpum, Cashier. of The many friends of Mrs. Paulie Hi urker, who was operated on in the st /adesboro hospital, last week, are M lad to know that she is recovering. ?' * Mr. T. E. Mulloy, registrar of vital atistics, reports for the year up to eptember t, 168 births against 60 <;0 saths for Courthouse Township. a,) at Csskisi Stoves and Ranges going 10 keep at AraAeU Hardware. th< d? this Bugle Ca just arrived from t >rs. s, Chevoits, Tweeds a the dye pot. )0 and up he right fabric, the ri^ sir this is the store 1 Lted at the same pric ? * V*J k/V/UV. les Cc 1 mmmammmmmmmmmmmmmam Heeal Jnteretft Civil Court will convene in Chesterjld October 3d. First two days, as mal, will be devoted to equity cases. ? * * Mr. J. G. Sowell, a progressive irmer of the Catarrh section, was i town Tuesday. Mr. Sowell is sectary of the Macedonia Community air. U?e The People't Bank for depo?i r, Of voair mnn?v Ifr ? 1 gainst fire and burglars. C. P. Mangum, Cashier. * * Mr. A. Johnson was taken to the jspital in Florence yesterday for an -ray examination and probable op ation. * * Rev. J. W. Elkins and wife, of ageland, spent several days here this eek visiting at the home of the Rev. L. Tyler, Rev. Paul T. Wood and r. L. L. Spencer. * * * Coffins and Caskets?W. M. Redtarn, at The City Market. ? * Messrs. Robert and Perry Therrell nd Lesesne Craig and Misses Annaid Brock, Margaret and Elizabeth yrd visited the Therrell home at eath Springs recently. ? ? Mrs. A. L. Griggs will be pleased > have her friends call and inspect er Millinery before buying. The rice and quality count. Seeing is elieving. * ? One of the best hustlers the editor let in Cheraw on a recent visit there as Mr. Seymour, manager of the heraw Coca Cola Bottling Works. Ir. Seymour has been on the job nly a short time, but his diligent at>ntion to business is getting results. Our beef is the same old price; Olltwl -Qfr oa Ir 1 r* Aftwfo K/vvwn, 11/ VVIlVil, I WHI-Iiiuuar nd Loin 12 V6 cents. The City larket. * Mr. J. T. Funderburk and son, Dr. eese Funderburk, in company with Ir. S. II. Laney, all of Pageland, tissed through Chesterfield yesterny. ? * The 1015 Tax Executions have een turned over to the Sheriff fort >llection. They amount to $12,000.1 bout 90 per cent, of the taxes for mt year were paid, leaving only 10 i?r cent, to go to the Sheriff's office. * There was an accident in the jail few days ago when one of the inates stepped on a beef bone, cutting is foot and contracting blood poison, rompt medical attention brought m through alright. * * * Mr. P. A. Nicholson and his son, r. J. B. Nicholson, were in town ' iu day this week. The Messrs. Nichson have one of the very best stores Jefferson and deservedly draw a rge trade from an extended aren of >untv. ? ?-?7 j * Little Virginia Rohr, the daughter ' Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Rohr, had quite serious accident last week when she 11 14 feet from a tree to the yrround, ceivinK several severe bruises and its. R. G. Ilanna, esq., and Mrs. Hannn ive returned from the mountains ' western North Carolina. Mr. anna has sold his home on Main reet to Dr. R. L. Gardnor. He and rs. ilanna will move to the Hannn d place near the Courthouse. * The infant child .of Mr. and Mrs. award J. Funderbur'-, of Dudley mmunity, died on last Sunday at iout eleven o'clock, and was buried Dudley church Monday mornrnjc at i:30. Services were conducted by ? pastor^ the Rev. B. S. Fnnderb'irg. 11 Shoes, SI , For Dresi he They measure up to i partis Style and Workman HQ which to the man of discri tween the right and wron; pair in all leathers. Lad ies Dress Shoes ir $4.00 the pair, others at I Misses Shoes in Lace . . Infants Shoes at 50?t I"1 We are showing the [or Carlson Green, Black anc Shirts at 50?ts, $1.0 Gaps 25, 50 and $1 Buster-Brown Hose I J We are Headcfui imnanir BBBHHBBBKnMBBHBHnBBHHHI I Your Op We wish to thank you I patron age during the past ; spect and compare the valu< Tis true that all lines advancing hut it s equally t bought before the present hi the face" In fact, we are offering stock for less than we can every item for less money t it when our present stock i; hooves you to come in and coming season while our st are lower than its possible season I Dress Goods Our stock of Dress Goods comprise all itie popular weaves and shades of the season such as Burgundy, Plum, Orchid, \ etc Prices ranging irom 85cts to $2 oo the yard, also a full line of Danish Popu \ lar Cloths, Serges, Poplins, Ottoman jj Cloth etc. in all colors from25cts to$l 25 the yard. ; Coats and Coatsuits in the ])opular j shades and newest models from $6.95 to $22.00. IChildreus Coats from $1.05 up. Mothers, now is the time to purchase your children's school dresses as well as house dresses for yourself, we have them in ready to wear, also a good assortment of ginghams and cliambrays in plaids, checks and neat strips both in dark and light colors it 10c and 12pj per yard \ These same cloths will be 121c and 15c after our present stock is exhausted. I Lad- Las ie Rompers, Chevoits and Suiting Cloths for school dresses, waists, blouses and rompers in light and dark colors at 1254 tne yard Apron checks in blue, bro n and black at 8c, 10c and 12J<c. all these checks are of good quality ginghams. Millinery, Coats and Coatsuits Our Millinery, Dress Goods. Coat and Coatsuir Depariments are in charge of Miss Marrrarett RviH nf Hn iti??..*... ui... O -- -- y ?? - ? . I 1 MI"| f . tjlir has several yeais of experience in these lines and will prove to he of valuable as sislance in helping: yon select your outlit. tor the coming season J & 1* Coats spool cotton all colors and sizes f>0c per dozen. Very Special 3 yards sheeting 3d inch wide at 4 yards sheeting 3d inch v ide at 7.. 3 yards sheeting 27 inch w ide at fie. Only one bolt to a customer. Chesterfield j Com E3ES i I hoes-Ralston I 'i s Occasions Ralrftons j the movt exacting standards both as re- 6 ship, they have little niceties of finish, I minatinj? ta.<te means the difference be- ^ g shoe. Try them $4.50 and $5.00 the i black and white boots at $3.50 and * *2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 the pair. I j I and Button from SI.50 to S2.00 the pair, s and S1.00 the pair. i latest colors in hats, the Pearl, Smoke, I Blue at $1.50 to $5.00. 0 and $1.50. .00 for Ladies. Inter-Woven Socks for Men. J J portunity j I one and all for your liberal I J season and invite you to in- g J es we are niferincr . ?- I of merchandise are steadily 1 \ rue that our entire stock was | igh price that "stare us in | t y at least two-thirds of our buy wholesale to-day and han we will be able to buy Uj s exhausted?therefore it be- I select your needs for the I ock is complete and prices I I for them to be later in the S I Wort Shoes and Dress Shoes | I \i ' * s \> ui'K Mioes in all colors, also B H heavy and light weights from $2 00 to i I *4 00 | H Men's I)i>ss Shoes in all Dai hers I H from $2.00 to si .r>0 I Lad?*s Shoes for tough wear from fi fll sj B0 to s2 B0. V Ladies Dress Shoes in high top boots ? as well as tlie old reliable styles in high 1 and low heels from $1 fio to $3.B0 1 Children's Shoe3 . Shoes That Give Service and Comfort { m In fitting children with shoes it is W just as important to consider the com- | | fort of the last on which the shoe is t. f made as it is to consider the service the 1 shoe will give We have children ? 1 shoes in all leathers in which these important qualities are combined. Prices range Irom 00,its to $2 B0. Hats and Caps T.I- A I - - rjvpryr inner in Men's Dress Hats 1 from the$l (>(> ounce hat to The "Old reliable John B. Stetson 1 Men's and Boys Oa-ps in fancy plaids, neat strips and solid colors from ^5ots to *1.(50 SBuckskin Trousers j The famous line of Buckskin Trousers > | in neat patterns from *175 to $4 00. VI These trousers have the same finish that I I you would get in the highest price tail II ored goods 111 Overalls and Work Shirts I J () eralls in American dyes made of ? flj liuMtrtT iot v'1 /Wt ^ uru* f 'fill ill (II : Big Hen aim drown Overalls in real ] Indigo dye at si i?5. 9 Laige and roomv Work Shirts 4ta 9 I ig shirt for a big man" an-l a full yard 9 long at fiOots, also Work Shirts mads of fl lighter "eight Chevoito at 25o and Mfic. 9 Dry Goods 1 ipany 7