Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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* gBllllllllllllllillll | H. V ESB i ? = :* <*- 1 illllllliilillllll dkort Sterns of Mr. Arthur Parker, of the Brock Mill section was in town on Tuesday. Mr. Bob Gulledvre. of near McFar land, has on exhibition at the County Fair some of the nicest chickens seen in Chesterfield in many a day. The deposits in the Banks of this 7^ County have never been so lar?re as they are at present. Every one except the newspaper editors have a small balance on hand in the Bank. V % Why buy old shoes at new prices when you can buy new shoes at old prices at Teal-Jones Co, new building, ^ in Rohr Barber Shop. Misses Nancy and Molly Knight and Mary White of Pafjeland, are Fair visitors in town this week. Messrs. Melvin and Frank White, Weldon McBride and Abrer Davis, of Teal's Mill, and Miss Nancy Knitfht, of Prcreland, attended the Bennettsville County Fair Thursday. The Cheraw Graded School under the direction of R. T. Caston, Esq., Chairman of the Board of Trustees, has one of the nicest exhibits that can be gotten together, representative of the work being done by the schools of Cheraw. M Roy Rarentine writes from Mad:son Barracks, up on Rake Ontario, that the seventy-six Southerners there were Rueceessful in eliminating some colored soldiers from the Barr ?cks, where the white s-Jdiers were quartered. Ladies, while visitin" t k - hair, don't fail to inspect our Coat, Coatsuit and MiBinery Department. Minn Burney will take pleasure in assisting sm you select your suit end het. Chesterfield Dry Goods Co. A b!pr hunch of gamblers from the Tarboro, N. C. Fair, were attracted to the Chesterfield County Fair, hut as soon as they ascertained the position of the Chesterfield Fair Authorities and the town authorities, they hiked it out for Florence. One of the 1 unch advised the Secretary of the F'ir, that he did not have to follow ' Vit kind of business hip thil he w s in the business for his health He was advised that Florence, S. C. is n healthier place for him at tinpresent time, as a nn re unhealthy place than ''h -otrr'i >H ould not I ? fou: r II L PUSS! Festiva The annual caro We stand with o the good people fror Middendorf, Ruby, N tire County. We shall expect Union, Marlboro and The T Not only extend invite you to make th These two store and at prices that wil True, all goods i lieve they are cheap IN ow is the time Ladies' Store n< Drug Store. A Happy Merry H. %ceal JnUreat Mr. and Mrs. J. Welborn Pusser and Misses Bessie and Lcssie Pusser 'spent Monday in Charlotte. Rev. Thames, of Patrick, came to vuvovvtiaviu wii i ucouujr Willi U JJiiri of the Patrick Community Fair exhibits. For comfort and service try our Army shoes. We also have all sizes wool Army shirts. Chesterfield Dry Goods Co. Be sure to send immediately to this office the address of your soldier boy who is still in the United States. The Red Cross wishes to send Christmas 1 tfifts to each one. Do you wish your boy left out? The Farm Loan Associations of | Ruby, Shiloh and West Field Creek ! have united with Wamble Hill. The la'ter has as!*ed for an amendment to its charter to cover Mr. CroKhan, Cheraw,- Court Hourse and Cole Ilill . Townships. We still have Hanei, Set-Snug and I Wright'* underwear for men. Set- | Snug for women. E. Z. and S?i..Sn.i? I 1 for. children, in fact if it's anything in cotton underwear we have it. Chesterfield Dry Goods Co. Mr. Morton and Mr. Melton, two >.' the most progressive farmers of Western Chesterfield, were the first of the officials of the Community ! Fairs to arrive at Chesterfield with 'their exhibits. Mr. Morton and Mr. j Melton are officials of the Macedonia j Community Fair, and were busy in-1 s'allin^ their exhibits on Monday. Mr. Jess Turner, one of the mem tiers of the County Board of Cum- j I missioners, was here for the first Monday. A movement is on foot to have Ru i rrii Koine .no. i trom (iho.sterlield 1 chanired, so as to serve the territory i from Che.?terfield to the W. A. Burr pi id', on the new McBee-Chcs^rfiehf I road This would give a better road for this route and would prove of If rent benefit to the patrons ;.lor:g this road. Atop',' the rove'ties being exhibit e'l at the Kni*" this week is the Ford ' Traetor, belonging to I. A. Welsh and r. Kivers The bad; wheels and vie of the Ford are removed, and in their stead are placed wired cog wheels, which together with a speeial oiling and cooling apparatus make 1 . .. ' >-v rf'I machine for farm j work. ER&SC I Week! Fest usal of joy and gladness is at ha utstretched arms to welcome to c n Jefferson. Pageland, Angelus, It. Croghan, Cheraw and all the t to see many of our good frie 1 other counties. wo-in-One S a welcome to you to visit the g< tese stores your headquarters wl s carry everything to wear for 1 loosen the purse strings, ire much higher now than in th< to what you will yet see. and the 2-in-one Stores is the pi sxt to the postoffice; Gents' Sto -go-Round to All ! W.Pu KiE MACEDONIA COMMUNITY FAIR Men's Class Best peck of wheat, B. Knight. Best peck of pears, B. Knight. Best stalk of cotton, 0. M. Middleton. Best lot of apples, S. T. Knight. Second best lot of apples, A. NT. Lenrd. Best pumpkin, It. J. Johnson. Best cabbage, C. D. Johnson. Largest turnip, A. N. Lcard. Largest sweet notuto. C. I). John son. Best sheaf of wheat, J. 1). Middleton. Best lot of dried apples, S. T. Knight. Poultry Best pen of chickens, J. D. Johnson; 2d best, E. E. Middleton. Best cock, E. E. Middleton; best hen, C). B. Funderburk. Best pair of chickens, Herbert Morton. Best sow and pigs, O. M. Middleton. Best horse, E. A. Middleton. Best milk cow, (!. Knight; second best B. iwiight. Boys Under 16 Year* Best ten ears pop corn, Boyd Morton; second best, Jackson Middleton. Best 5 ears of corn, Baily Knight; second, Boyd Morton. Best single ear corn, Boyd Mor on; second, Baily Knight. Best calf, Broose Holley; second, Jackson Middleton. Best Vi gallon peanuts, Boyd Morion; second, OJan Wilks. B.'st bundle of fodder, Boyd Morton. Best hen, any breed, Dave Knight. Best cock, any breed, Jackson Middleton. Best lien of bantams. Bovd Ilor Ion. Host pair of pi>;s, Royd Ilorton. Womcn'i Class Canned Goods Mrs. Charles John.on look it fol-| lowiftK prizes: Most apples, be.- >e.irs, ' Itest poaches, host plums, best Ionia- I to-s, host souppernonirs. 2d host hlaekl ("Ties, best pickle boots, host fijf present s, lies! peer preserve best pencil pickle, 2d best water.oeion preserves. Mrs. II. .1. Johnson look tin f? ini; pr .es: In-,, t orn, best s > in n .i shell peas, best hu' kel! ei i es, best watermelon preserves, best earn,'d potatoes, whole peaches, onion pioklo, '2d be p.-ar preaer. < , I !:. cull, be t .ea ca'e, best . hocolato HBHBHBBI )NS ival Week Is ind! ur good old town McBee, Patrick, people of the enrnds from Anson, tores >od old town, but lile here. the entire family e past, but we belace. re next to Laney sspr Rr cuke. Best pound cake, Mrs. E. R. Knight. Best pound of butter, Mrs. Nannie Jordan. Best caromel cake, potnto pudding, plain cake, Mrs. Brooks Knight. 2d best whole peaches, best and 2d cucumber pickle, best fresh apples, Mrs. Mary Sowcll. 2d best fig preserves, 2d best butter, Mrs. W. D. Watkins. 2d best fresh apples, Mrs. R. M. .McDonald. 2d best canned peaches, best blackberries, 2d best huckelberries, best cherries, best peach preserves, Mrs. J. A. Knight. Best dried apples, best fresh pears, Mrs. Alex Johnson. Fancy Work Best lunch cloth, Mrs. Carry Knight. Best collar and yoke Miss Vera Morton. Best tfown yoke and cap, Miss, Lena Horlon. Best underwear suit, Miss Lynna . GulledgC. Best (|uilt, Mrs. Stella Johnson. Best hemstitching, Mrs. Lula ' lloutrh. Best ha by pillow, Mrs. John Lee. j Go l? Under 16 There w?e only four irirls in this I contest: A'rna Munn, won U blue ribbons; !tilth Morton, '1 blue ribbons; ; Susie Mae Seeders, 'J blue ribbons;' Leila Knight, 2 blue ribbons. Mr. .1 W. Miller had offered a re- i ward of $l.uO for the ^irl winning, the greatest number of blue ribbons. There was a tie for first place and Mr. Miller generously gave the girls one dollar each. Following arc the names of those who contributed U.r> cents each to help finance the community fair' J. It. Morton, VV. A. Moore, A. F.. , Johnson, Mr. Jordan, R. C. Morton, ' . II. Catoe, 1!. Knight, K II. Melton,' L. \V. Middleton, J. II. Steen, \V. II. 1 Fni^ht, ('. I). Catoe, J. I). Middleton, S Knight, It. J. Johnson, J. I). son. It. A Knight, J. A. Knipht, S: Hornby, \V. Middleton, -I VV Viler. There' wen' I wo farm displays on e* hib't, arranged by Mr. J. I. Mnr to ..id Mr. K. It Knight. The prist ir 'hi* depart, " til oiTered hy Mr. .1. K. l.ee of $.'> 00, was won hy Mr. .1. I Morton, thoujth Mr. Kniirht purh-'d him close for a decision, having oho a y lirn- exhibit.. Mr. liorltn h d in his display 1 >0 dilTor-v.t products I IllllflllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllJ III > Hai^AI > iici c; ions | iiBllllllllllllMllllllJ. of his farir. Macedonia closed this fair with a determination to surpass it next year, Jt TYPEWRITER FOR SALE Brand new Blickcnderfer Typewriter at half-price. An unsual bar"ain. Call at this office. That delicious Stone Cake is again on sale at the A. F. Davis Market. This is the finest pound cake on the market. Try it once and you will save yourself the trouble of baking cake hereafter. State of South Carolina, County of Chesterfield. In Common I'leas. Carrie L. Odom, assignee, plaintiff, vs. J. J. Gainey, trustee, defcndent. By virtue of a Decree in the above ~ + L.. i*:~ t i? t? avawu insv uy ri is minor, i\. m. :>jemminger, Presiding Judge, dated 2nd. November 1917, I will offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash before the Courthouse door at Chesterfield, South Carolina, on the 1st Monday in December next, within the legal hours, "All that piece, parcel or tract of land in the above State and County, containing 91 '/j acres, more or less, being the land this day sold to me as Trustee and as such for which I am due as Trustee a balance of the purchase money in said amount, the same being to secure the purchase money. Said lands being lw.il>..I...I ?.w low.l.. ..r I.' I.' " - wmmuv\i i/jr ifiinan \n r r . mv(T8| Wade Turnace, Levi McFarlane and J. 11. Sellers and for a full description see deed this day made to me by said Turnace." The above is the description contained in said Decree of Judce Memmincer. I'u:chaser or purchasers to pay for all n<- "ssary papers. I\ A. MURRAY, Master for Chesterfield I'ounly. ?FOR? SURVEYING Making F-ats Blue Prints Soo ov 'Phono MELTON & MULLOY Choalci field, S. C.