The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, October 18, 1917, Page Page 2, Image 2
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Wt In order to assist
3^1 Cnnsorvatinn mnvp
Jjj The week of
HI nated as Food Com
111 tary workers will a;
jjj Conservation pledg<
jjj gaged in the great
Hp humanity. "Food v
HI sition to know, and
jH for both man and 1:
?j The 5th Anm
lj| which will be held
IB all the people of C
Bj will he laid upon hi;
Hg numerous cash pr
Hal and for all kinds of
B the County Fair the
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j=^ ton ticket, non-transferab
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Notice is hereby given that the ta)
mi tares lrom October 15th to Dec. 31
The levy is as follows:
State
Ordinary county
Constitutional school
Roads
1 otal ...
Special taxes as follows:
Cheraw Graded school, local . . .
Cheraw Graded School bonds . .
Cheraw Township Road Bonds . .
Jefferson Township Road Bonds
Alligator Township Road Bonds
Special, 1-or.al and Bond* i
t, 3, 4, 0, 34
f, 17, 37, 41, 42
7, Kb 20, 21, 22, 24, 25, 27, 35, 51
12, 14, 3 1, 32, 30, 40, 45 40, IK
5, X, 15, Id. 23, 30, 33, 4?J
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Poll tax between 21 and CO
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the United States goveri
jment.
Oct. 29 Nov. 3, has be
servation week. Durini
sk the head of every houj
es. The United States
world war for the sake
11 1 99 1
/ill win the war, say the
it is of the utmost impor
least, be used without w
ual Chesterfield
November 7, 8, 9, 10, is
'hesterfield County, and
gh class agricultural exhi
izes offered for the vari(
canned goods. Let all g
ir affair.
< 11 n
sterheld Lour
ill not be issued Admission, 2
.le, $1 00.
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years and income taxes are payable
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J. A. WELSH,
>u?ty Treasurer, Chesterfield County.
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;en officially desig- Jj|
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shold to sign rood Hi
government is en- Kg
of democracy and 1?|
>se who are in po- U;
tance that all food 1nj
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County Fair
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the utmost stress Uli
bits. There are HI'
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,et Dusy and make up
ity Fair 1
5 and 15 ctnts t'.cn- .
Corporal Punithment
Corporal (instructing awkward
iuad) : I told you to take a fine
ght, you dub; don't you know what
fine sight is?
Rookie: Sure, a boat full of cororals
sinking.
DON'T MISTAKE THE CAUSE
fanjr Chesterfield People Have Kid- i
ney Trouble and Do Not Know It.
Do you have backache?
Are you tired and worn out?
Feel dizzy, nervous and depressed?
Are the kidney secretions irre;,.
nr?
Highly colored; contains sediment?
I.ikely your kidneys are at fault.
Weak kidneys give warning of disress.
Heed the warning; don't delay
Use a tested kidney remedy.
Head this Lancaster testimony.
William fames, farmer, K. F.I),
vlo. H, Lancaster, S. says: My kidleys
were disordered and my hack
mined me. The kidney secretions
v-re too frequent in passage ; ad
aused a burning sensation. My rest
it nii'ht was broken hv havinc In tret
jp four or five times. Dunn's Kidney
Pills gave nie great relief."
Price fiOc, .at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy?get
Doan's Kidney Pills? the same that
Mr. Carnes had. Foster-Milhyrn
QUARTERLY REPORT OF
COURTHOUSE TOWNSHIP
I
Period, April 1 to October 1, 1917 ,
Rec'd from F. W. Rivera . . . .$519.23 '
Commutation 178.00
Special 278.97
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Total 974.21)!'
Paid out 787.39
Balance on hand irr ?i
Jim Hunt, with team, 2 days $ 6.00''
Jim RatlifT, 1 day 1.00 |.
Roy Owens, 1% days 1.50 L
Tom Marshal, 2 days 2.00 .
Charley Marshal, 2 days 2.00 *
Sam Dixon, 2 days 2.00
Preston Owens, % day 50
E. D. Evans, ^ day 50
G. W. Rivers, overseer, 2 % days 3.75
C. J. Eddins, overseer, 2 days 3.00
Vance Davis, with plow, 2 days 3.00
Weldon Davis, 1 day 75
Miner Davis, plow, 1 day . . . 1.50
Belton Smith, plow, V&day. . . .75
Vance Davis, 1 day 75
H. T. Grant, team, V4 day ....1.12
Miner Davis, mule, Vfc day... .75
B. F. Davis, % day 37
W. H. Davis, 3 days 6.00
E. C. A. Adams, 5 days 5.00
W. T. Griggs, team, 1 day. . . . 3.00
W. T. Griggs, overseer 1 Mr days 2.25
John Copeland, 3 days 3.00
Frank Marsh, 1 day 1.00 *
Henry Wall, 1 day 1.00 ]
I Sam Bryant, 1 V4 day 1.50
Pearl Marsh, A V6 day 1.50
I Win Digs, 2 days 2.00
v>;..v. n:? ? 1/ J - ""
i IVIVII uigs * 7i nays l.bU ,
C. Sellers, 1 V6 days 1.50 ;
| Jack Brock .75 .
Sam Johnson, 1 day 1.00 ,,
Crow Speller, 2 days 2.00 .
Coit Hartsell, team, 3V6 days 7.50 (
Arthur Lowry, 2 days 2.00 ^
C. P. Harsell, overs'r, 4 V4 days 7.00 ,
Lumber for bridge 5.00 .
T. D. Robinson, team 3.00 ,
Perry Binnett, 1 Vfc ds, machine 9.00 ,.
W. M. Teal, overseer, 2 days, 3.00 ^
L. J. Morris, 2 days 2.00 ,
Press Burr, 2 days 1.00 ^
B. A. Bicketts, 1 day 1.00 ,
A. W. Stroud, 1 day 1.50
Will Brown, machine 1 day . 4.75 ,
B. F. McBride, overseer, 1 day . . 1.50
Tom Melton, 1 day 1.00
W. J. Streater, overseer, 2 days 3.00
200 feet lumber 2.00
Work and nails 1.00 ?
L. C. Sellers, overseer 1.50 II
Paul ItatlifT, Vi day . . . 50 f,
Press Timmons, Vt day .50
F. II. Boatwright, team, I day 2.50
F. H. Boatwright, mule, 1 Mb day 1.50
F. H. Boatwright, overseer 1 Vfcd 2.50 w
Hay Davis, 2 days 2.00 y
Leo Davis, 2 days 2.00 tl
Innis Davis, 3 days 3.00 ^
Will McCoy, 1 dav 1 00
Lester Dixon, Vfc day ....... .50 B<
Charlie Henry, 2 days 2.00 f
Charlie Crofford, team, 1 day 1.50
W. T. McBridc, 1 day 1.60 w
W. T. McBride, overseer 1 day 1.50 ^
Tom McQueen, team, Vi day. . 1.50 ^
Lanze Evans, Vit day ....... .50
Freeman Jackson, Mj day 50 jj
I'erry Bennett, % day 75
W. M. Teal, Overseer, % day. .75 I
A. B. Alexander, V4 day 60 | ^
B. C. Caulder, day .50'.
Bedley James, 1 day 1.00
W. F. Hinson, V4 day 50 n
Daniel Hinson, Vfc day .50
Charley Lon>c, V6 day 50
L. L. Lonjf# day 50
Harmon Rivers, l/z day 50
Clinton Davis, V4 day 50
Eddie Davis, V4 day 50 ^
muii1, vs uay .50 ^
Isaac Davis, overseer, Ms day .50 ^
J. T. Hunt, team, V4 day. . . . 1.50
72 ft Lumber by W. K. Sellers ^
1.40
J. T. Hunt, Ms day ? 60
t?. W. Rivers, Vi day 76 ^
Overseer !7b
James Davis, machine, 1 day. 5.00
Samiel Robeson, '4day .50
j Bill St renter, Vfe day 50 (
'. Robeson, '/? day .50
I Daoii I Hinson, Ms day .50
i Albert Kddins, mule 1 day ... 2.00 *
ill. P. James, overseer 1 Ms <laya 2.25 1
K. D. White, 1 horse team Ms d 1.00
J. M. Sellers, Ms day 50 1
M J. Rhine, Ma day 50 ]
l>. L. Teal, 2-horse team Msday 1.50
|M. L. Teal, machine 1 Ms day. 10.50 1
|.M. L. Teal, wagon, Ma day... 1.50 '
i Leon Mormon, V6 day 50 1
i K. T. Teal, team, Me day 1.50 1
| K. T. Teal overseer, 1 Me days. 2.25
II. T. King, team, % day. . . . 2.60
King Skipper, % day 35
Walter Skipper, % day 35
J Henry Kollou!; 1 day 75
K. T. White, overseer, % day. 1.05
(1. R. Vaughn, 1 day J.00
Jim Little, 1 day 1.00
Daniel Vaughn, 9 hours 90
I Bob Campbell, 1 day 1.00
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Bun Rickets, V4 day 5# ?
Joe Sellers, 1 day l.Oi
N. P. Allen, 1 day l.Ot
A. N. Stroud, 1 V6 days, over-. 2.2S
Jim Rivers, % day 5# *
Press Timmons. 2 davs 2 0?
?
Pul RatlifT, 1 Ms days 1.69
Will Melton, 1 day l.Oi
A.. C. Melton, % day 69
?. H. Boatwright, overseer 1 da 1.09
Press Timmons, 1 day 9#
Willie Moore, Ms day 46
A. C. Melton, 3V4 hours 3? '?
Tim Nivens, 1 day 79
Will Melton, % day 49
Paul RatlifT, 1 day l.Ot
P. H. Boatwright,overseer Ms da .79 ^
T. T. Hunt, mule, 1% days. . . 3.09
Walter King, l\*> days 1.59
\.uthor King, 1 V4 days 1.59
B. B. Thomas, 1 % days 1.59
Wade King, 1 V4 days 1.1S
3am Dixon, 4 hours 49
Soise Hunt, 1 day.: 1.09
3. W. Rivers, 1% days 2.29
j. W. Rivers overseer, 1 Vfe da 2.25
Facob RatlifT, 3 days 2.99
Will Curtis, % day 69
Charley Newman, 3 days 2.99
Fames RatlifT, 2 days 1.99 ( <j|
Fohn Cash
-ure i^asn, z days 41
'rank White, 2 days 1.99^^K '
}al Tucker, 2 days 1.9#
1. M. Davis, 1 day 9# "vulian
Teal, W~ day 49
acob Redfearn, 1 day 9#
I mules, 1 day 3.09 . ^
i mules, 1 day. . . 4.09
! mules, 1 day 2.09
J. E. Davis, overseer, 4 days. 6.09
'harley Robeson, 1 day 1.09
Jlim Brock, 2% days 2.69
V. M. Brock, wagon, 1 day.. 1.69
V. E. Bowman, 1 day 1.00
\ A| Lee, overseer, 4 days. . . 6.09
4elton Bennett, wagonr 1 day 1.09
)lin Gordan, wagon, Mi day. . 1.60
ting Skipper, 1 day .50 j|J
Valter Skipper, 1 day 69 ^
1. W. White, V6 day ........ .60
ohn White, duy ,... .60
'homas Burch, Mi day 60
tud Brock, Vfeday 40
Icnry Collock, 1 day .76
). T. White, overseer ... 1.50
I. W. White, V4 day 50
(To be continued next week)
NO NEED TO HOLD WHEAT
Washington, D. C., September 13.
-Fairfax Harrison, Chairman of tha
Railroads' War Board authorizes tha
allowing:
We are assured that the price of
heat determined by the President
'ill be maintained throughout the
ear by the Food Administration and -.^9
mi mere can du no ODjective* in
olding wheat. In fact, the farmer ^
ivea interest and deterioration by
tarketing early at the present time.
The railways can handle move
heat to storage points for ready
istribution and to mills to be manu- t
actured into flour for domestic conjmption
and exportation t? our al s
where it is much needed and for
hich ships are available at ports.
The railways wish to appeal to tha
irrnert to bring their wheat to ronvet
now.
Later in the fall the handling of
mny more products will cause con- ?
cation and delays. '
The railways are now faming operted
in common to serve the entlro
ommunity. The dmands for movements
of military and supplies will
e an increased burden. Therefore,
he railways must have the cooperation
of the entire community.
:alomel dynamites
a sluggish liver
Crashes Into Sour Bil?, Making Yon
Sick and Lot* a Day's Work.
Calomel salivates! It's mercury.
Calomel acts like dynamite on a slugfish
liver. When calomel comes into
contact with sour bile it crashes into*
t, causing cramping and nauseu.
If you feel bilious, headachy, conitipated
and all knocked out, just go
,o your druggist and get a fiO cent
mottle of Dodson's Liver Tone, which
u h hurinUea vegetable aubstit-Xe for
Jangerous calomel. Take a spoonful
and if it doesn't stivrt your tiver and
itraightcn you up better and quicker
iban naaty ca'or.irl and without making
you aick, you jual go bark and ?WI
got your money.
If you take crlomel to day you'll
be aick and rauoeated to-morrow; be
aidea, it may anlivate you, while if
you take Dodaon'a Live Tone you will
wake up feeling groat, full of anibi
tion and ready for work or play. It'a
harmleaa, pleaaant and aale to gif#