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I tfkcrt Memtf cf:
Mr?. F. B. Sanders is visiting relatives
at Sumter, S. C. 1
Mrs. L. H. Trotti nnd children are
visiting relativ^uat Williston, S. C. <
Mrs. A. W AJ^Call, of Monroe, is
visiting her parents Mr and M <s. W.
P. Swinnie.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Melton and i
Carrol, spent several days in Jeffer
son this week. (
Miss Nelle Melton is visiting Mr. 1
anil Mrs. L. L. Byrd at Jefferson.
Mrs. B. J. Douglass and children !
are visitihg relatives and friends this '
week in the Angelus section.
Mrs. Jim Rivers and Mrs. Arthur
Rivers went over to Camp Jackson
recently to see Mr. Arthur Rivers,
' who is in the army.
fi'>6 cures Malarial Fever. 25
The literature of the St. Paul Methodist
Sunday School has arrived
and those wishing to do so may secure
their portion by applying at the
Peoples' Bank.
Those who took the eoninet itive
examination last Friday for Winthrop
College were Miss Moore, of
Pee Dee; Miss I^ouise Miller, of Jefferson;
Miss Ollie McMillian, of Jefferson.
Wanted: 1000 Frying-Six?d
Chickens and 500 Hens. Will pay
highest prices.
PARNELL MEEHAN.
A mistake was evidently made
when Mr. M. A. Sellers of the Vaughn
School district, was classified as one
not subscribing to the W. S. S. Fund.
Mr. Sellers should have been credited
with a $.">0.00 subscription.
M iss Margaret Griggs entertained
quite a number of her friends at her
home on Green street last Thursday.
The occasion was a birthday. Miss
Margaret being an Independence Day
girl.
The Fourth of July celebrations at
Pageland closed with a tiagedy when
I.ige Smith shot anil killed Baxter
Doster, both of whom are colored.
Hard feelings of long standing and
liquor of a later brew are said to have
caused the shooting. I.ige surrendered
to Policeman Gregory.
"The Bachelor's Elopement" Riven
last Tuesday night by the Vt. Croghan
Theatrical Company, was a delightful
affair. Only a small crowd
attended however. This play should
play a return engagement and give
Chesterfield another chance to turn
out.
RUBY
Messrs. R. I). McCreight and Dun
can McGregor have gone to Cincin
natti, Ohio, on a business .and vacation
trip.
Miss Rogers, of Cheraw, has been
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. C.
Huntley, Sr., for the past week.
Mrs. J. C. Lindsay and little daughter,
of St. Paul, N. C., are visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs D. II. McGregor.
Misses Mollie and Marie Newsom,
<jf Hartsville, are visiting their brother,
Dr. R. M. Xewsom, here.
.Miss Kuth Hurst, of Chesterfield
spent the week-end with her sister,
Mrs. It. M. Newsom. She was accompanied
home by Miss Mollie Newsom.
Mr. Carl Gibson has gone to Columbia
to take up his work in the
NVaverly Drug Co.
Misses Alice and Bessie Burch are
visiting relatives in Wadesboro.
Messrs. T.H.Burch and Fred Edgeworth,
motored to Ashville, N.
last week.
The "Mt. Croghan Amateur Thea-I
trical Company," will present a play |
here Thursday evening, July II. It
is in .'5 acts, and is entiltded, "The
Bachelor's Elopement." Half the
proceeds go to the local Ited Cross.
Everybody come!
Ruby had a really "Glorious Fourth"
in the shape of a street carnival held
for the Red Cross. There were shows
and "eating stands" in plenty. The
Minstrel Show and the ice cream
booth were; the centers of attraction.
Many, however, saw the "Overgrown
Baby," Two-Headed Woman," etc.
They also had their fortunes told by
the charming palmist. Everybody enjoyed
a good time and the Red Cross
made $17,150, clear.
The local Boy Scout Troop has
been notified by the government to
locate all the black walnut trees over
12 inches in diameter. Black wal
is used for o'-roplane propellers
and gun stocks. Anyone having any
sir h tree or trees will please notify
Scoutmaster, Rev. J. R. Millard, or
Patrol lander, James K. Millard.
Private Kd. Hancock, of the 316th
Field Artillery, Camp Jackson, spent
Sunday at home.
Miss Marjorie lluntley is visiting
relatives an<f friends in Cheraw.
Mr. M. L. Raley, and little daugh
ter, motored to Jefferson, Sunday,
with his brother Mr. Oscar Raley, of
Cheraw.
Buy War Savings Stamps and help
kill Bill.
TEAL'S MILL
The Mother's Hay program was
nicely caried out, and was greatly enjoyed
by all present.
Mr. Lewis Wallace was aKiMa, !
Mr. J. B. C. Hunt visited Mr. J. J.
McQuaig Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Poison is visiting her
son at Florence, S. C. (
Prayer meeting every Wednesday 1
night at Macedonia. Everybody in
r
.TO *) . ' :* ^ A#% ^
%ceal Jnteretft j
I -l ?
Miss Katherine McLaurin, of Sum-1
ter, is the guest of Mrs. C. K. Curtis.
Mrs. W. H. Craig spent the wecKend
with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Craig. I
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hursey spent
jeveral days in Charlotte last wee!-.
Miss Mabel Shannon, of M iiiroc,
is visiting Miss Violet Welsh
Miss Colie Blease, of Newberry, S.
C., is the guest of Miss Sallie Berry
Douglass.
Mr. Hall Odom had his arm severely
sprained one day recently while endeavoring
to start a Ford.
Mr. L. M. Stanley an.! Ins mother
spent several dayi in oa>aae.ih. ??a
last week with Mr. Stanley's brother.
Misses Maggie and Dorothy Lucas
are visiting Mrs. Felix Cannon, at
Hamlet, N. C.
Glowing reports are heard of the
big celebration at Ruby on the Fourth j
of July.
6fiG cures Bilious Fever. 25
Mr. Bryan Moore is home for the
summer from the Plattsburg Trainng
School in New York State.
Enroll and register now. You cannot
vote if you fail to attend to this.
Voting is rw>t only a privilege it is a
duty that should not be shirked. Enroll
and register now!
Examinations for scholarships for
Clemson College and the University
of South Carolina will be held at the
Courthouse in the office of the superintendent
of education on Friday,
July 12th.
Word has been received here that
Mr. C. B. llanna, of Whitnnre, who
is now with the Army Y. M. C. A. at
Camp Jackson, is the father of two
more young soldiers.
The delay in issuing The Advertiser
this week was unavoidable. The gas
engine which pulls the newspaper
press broke a gear and could not be
mended in time for Thursday's mail.
Some 1,200 colored folks celebrated
the glorious Fourth by an all-day
picnic and talk-feast at the Courthouse.
There were five good speeches
made on the subject of {pod conservation.
A brass band enlivened th-;
occasion. All in all it was a big day.
The following fiishermen are down
at Little Itiver studying up a fine lot
of yarns to spin when they return:
Messrs. II. M. Odoni, Henry White,
Thurman White, J. II. Johnson, Parnell
Meehan, Shaw Meehan, John
Welsh, Roy Hurst, T. L. Huntley and
lies Mclvin.
vited to come.
Mr. Luther Roan was at the home
of J. J. McQnaig Sunday night.
We are sorry to report that Mrs.
W. M. McBride is on the sick list
hut hope she will soon recover.
Mr. R. D. Rainwater and Mr. Jule
Lide visited Mr. J J McQuaig Sunday
morning
Prayer meeting every Sunday night
;t Mt. Olivet. Everybody is invited
to come.
Mr. 0. E. Clark was the dinner
guest of Mr. J.J.McQuaig Sunday.
M AYSVILLE
Mrs. Lucy Adams and daughter,
Laura, of Frienship, spent Tuesday
of last week at the home of Mr. J.
W. Adams.
air. una airs. jj. a. JacKson, ol Mt.
Croghan, were motoring in this section
Tuesday.
Miss Mollie Burch was the guest of
Misses Minie I.ee and Kathleen Myi.ts
one afternoon of last week. ,
Mr. E. D. Myers spent n short
while with Mr. B. II. Burch Thursday.
Mr. E. K. Smith and son, B, of
Black Creek, were in *his community
recently
Messrs Paul Griggs an 1 Charlie
Caddy visited at the home , f Mr.
1. K. Griggs last Friday.
Messrs. Henry Troatma1* and Jap
Martin motored to Ru ?v Friday on
business.
Mrs. Fred Thomas and ehi' !r_?r., of
New Port News, Va., are visiting in
ml around this section.
Mrs. J. J. Tucker spent the weekend
near Wexford as the guest of
Mr. Dock Sellers and I'in.dv.
Mr. B. II. Burch was >n Ruby 3aurday
on business.
Mr. Henry Atkinson was in Che raw
last Saturday.
Mrs. Charlie Rati iff, of near Bet'.io1
spent Sunday at the hon*? of Mr.
Peter Jones.
,Mr. and Mrs. E. I). Myers visited
at the home of Mr. C. W. Johnson
Saturday afternoon.
Mr. J. W. Adams v,a.i in Cheaterfield
one day last week
Miss Mollie Iiurch is spending a
part of this week at the hon e of hei
grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Jones.
Mr. Robert Griggs and Miss Laura
Adams, of the Frienship neighborhood
visited at ^|r. J. Wesley Adam's
Sunday. I
Messrs Alec, Henry, John and Jennie
Atkinson were in Chesterfield
recently.
Mr. E. D. Myers made a flying trip
n his John Henry to Chesterfield,
Cheraw, McFarlan and Morven last
Saturday.
Miss Cornelia Adams is visiting relatives
and friends here this week.
Mr. John C. Jones, of Wndesboro,
spent last Sunday at the home of his
nnranfa M r on/I Mru fnnou
REGISTERED JERSEY *
"Bill"?Register Jersey Bull:
'Juaranteed service; $2.00 cash.
It PERRY-ADAMS FARM,
Chesterfield, S. C., Route 4.
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4 PATRICK
Hon. W. F. Stevenson delivered an i
excellent address at Patrick, Thursday.
There was a large crowd out ]
to hear him. The county candidates
were on hand and made short speeches
but there was not very much interest L<
taken in them us there is very little o
opposition this year. p
Miss Vera Buie returned Wednes- o
day from Columbia, where she spent d
two week.
Mr. R. D. McNair spent Thursday (j
and Friday at Columbia and Camp q
Jackson. gi
Mr. O. D. Turnage spent Thursday
at Big Springs. C
Mrs. Kate Wright and daughter, l
Miss Nan Wright, of Gruniteville,
spent several days in Patrick last
week visiting Mra. D. F. B'?ie.
Mr. G. M. Rainwater, of Rockingham
visited relatives in Patrick last
WCUK.
Lieut. Thus. S. Buie, of Camp Jackson,
spent Saturday at home, ret'i^nin?
Sunday morning ^
' B
BRCCL'S MILL *
The fiffht is about over in this part
of the county. General Green had g
to Rive up and lay down its arms. ^
The Rirls of the Zoar section seem
to like the Bob Cat fine.
Mrs. Sallie Sellers, and children
spent last Friday afternoon with Mrs.
May Rhines. l =
Mrs. Isabella Roscoe has returned j
home after spending two weeks in,
the Kvan's Mill community.
Mrs. M. A. Johnson and children,
M isses Pearl and Aleen Johnson; and)
M essrs. Walker and Gary Johnson
spent the Fourth of July with Mrs. I,
Johnson's brother and his wife. f]
Mr. Stradford Davis has made his F
home at Badin, N. C. j I!
Mr. E. T. Teal and Mr. J. N. Camp- ' C
bell motored over to Chesterfield last ! II
Saturday afternoon.
Mr. W. L. Sellers went up to Mr. [ ('
Willie Sellers' last Saturday after-I G
noon. ! S
Mr. Mike Freeman went over to ('
Cheraw to buv a Ford last Saturday. I ('
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Purvis and two L
children, of near the Four-mile branch . L
spent Sunday morning at the home I
of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Vlockovan. " j V
Mr. Lewis Teal was at home Sunday
from Camp before he leaves for ;
France. ! c;1
What we all want is a true pop at
Kaiser Bill and if we will buy one
War Savings Stamp that will give us ^
a true pop at him.
Miss Pearl Johnson was a visitor in
this section Monday morning.
Mr. Tom Vlockovan has the best
new ground corn we have seen. i
Best wishes to the Editor.
ANGELUS
Crops are looking fine but are needing
rain. _
Mrs. Laney and children from Mon- ~~
roe, visited Mr. and Mrs. Lee Byrd
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Lee and Miss
Clarice Clark spent Friday in Columbia.
L
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Threatt spent
the week-end with the letter's parents
in Kershaw county.
Master Hoy and Miss Glennie Stegall
visited at the home of Mr. Alex J
('lark Saturday and Sunday.
PATRICK
A large crowd attended the cam ''
paign meeting here on the Fourth. ^
Mr. Craig Odom, who recently enlisted
in the navy left last week for '
Charleston.
The infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Poison, age one year,
died on June JO.
Mrs. Myrtle Turnage, of McBee is
teaching music here on Tuesdays and '
Fridays.
Mr. D. M. McNair returne<l home
Friday after a visit to Columbia ar.d
Camp Jackson.
Mrs. Baggott wife of Rev. II. L.
Baggott died June JOth after an ill
ness of about 2 months. Her body
was carried to Aiken for burial. Shewas
a good Christian lady, and had
made many friends in Patrick.
READY TO GRIND
I am ready to grind your corn or
wheat, wet or dry; have kerosine
engine. Good results guaranteed.
2t-p J". B. C. HUNT, Proprietor,
Cheraw, R. 2. I
A f'APn mnM MO MCI Tnw
Chesterfield, S. C. .
Dear Mr. Kditor: Please allow me .
space in your paper to explain myself
concerning War Savings Stamps and j
Liberty Bonds. I notice that my
name is advertised as one that would (
live in Vaughn School District and ^
when I was asked to sign up my quota
I did not refuse to help raise the
amount hut told them that I had already
bought all I was able to pay '
for and 1 don't like to be branded ?
with a thing when not guilty. I am
not able to do much work as a lot of (
people know and the doctors will
testify to the same.
There is no man any more patriot- .
ic than I have tried to be with the j
means I have to do with. cj
Hoping that we will win soon,
ROBERT A. MKLTON. j
TW&&1
WI0MMUm
weveeW
IMTOfMM
Buy Them And =
Help Win The War !
TOM BALM IVXKTWHCUju
STATEMENT OF THE
THE FARME1
Located at Chesterfield, S. C., at the (
Resources '
oans and discounts . . .$67,241,461 C
verdrafts 20.919.22 I Si
urniture and fixtures . . 2,060.07 U
ther real estate owned . . 2,380.66 ci
ue from banks ta
and bankers 6,456.38 D
urrcncy 954.00 ai
old 2.50 Ir
ilver and other to
minor coin 190.48 T
hecks and cash items . . 1,389.75 ol
iberty Loan Bonds 2,650.00 C
'ar Savings Stamps .... 333.60
B
Total $104,578.12
TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD,
efore mo came W. D. Campbell, C as
eing duly sworn, says that the above ar
iid bank, as shown by the books of sai
worn to and subscribed before me thi
Correct Attest:
J. T. Hurst,
J. B. Streater,
T. D. Huntley, Directors.
STATEMENT OF THE
THE BANK OF RUBY /
.ocated at Mt. Croghan, S. C., at the c
neiourcei
.oans and discounts ....$76,083.83 C
verdrafts 427.06 S
urniture and fixtures . 1,061.61 I
iankinj? House 6,018,57 e
ther real estate owned . . 2,003.37 ti
>ue from banks li
and bankers 6,880.41 si
urrency 1,543.00 C
old 2.50
ilver and other minor coin 217.85 .\
hecks and Cash items . . 81.40
ash at Ruby office 404.65 li
iberty Bonds 5,000.00
i. S. Certificates of
Indebtedness 2,000.00
i'ar Savings Stamps .... 328.10
Total $103,862.65
TATK OF SOUTII CAROLINA,
County of Chesterfield.
Before me came P. M. Therrell, cash
intf duly sworn, says that the above an<
tion of said bunk, as shown by the boo
Sworn to and subscribed before me t
(
orrect Attest:
I. S. Funderburk,
J. O. Taylor,
Robt. Tucker, Directors.
STATEMENT OF TH1
THE FARME
located at Ruby, S. C., at the close of
Resources
,oans and discounts ....$24,254.08 C
verdrafts 137-03 Ii
urniture and Ixtures 1,005.04
>ue from banks and C
bankers 7,965,30 N
lurrency 1,149.00 r<
lold 95.00 E
ilver and other c
minor coin 001.29 it
hecks and cash items .. 170.10
Expense account 207.20
liberty Bonds 550.00
Total $30,290.70
5TATK OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD.
Before me came M. L. Raley, casl
cin^ duly sworn, says that the above st
;.nk, as shown by the books of said bi
Fworn to and subscribed before n
'orreet Attest:
Robert M. Newsom,
J. S. McGregor,
J. K. Crawley, Directors.
STATEMENT OF TH1
THE PEOPL1
located at Chesterfield, at the close
Rciourcei
.oans and discounts . . . . $127,960.32 f
Iverdrafts 3,4X2.27 F
londs and stocks I
wned by the bank 7,450.00 c
'urniturc and fixtures .. 2,1X0.00 t
tanking House 6,073.65 T
Hher real estate owned 1,745.99 a
)ue from banks I
and bankers 6,376.40 s
uirency 1X8.00 'I
[old 100.00 d
ilver and other C
Minor coin 207.11
'hecks and cash items . . . 15.52 I
c
n
Total $165,779.26
TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD.
Before me came C. P. Man^um, Cai
tin# duly sworn, says that the ubove an
ition of said bank, as shown by the bo<
Sworn to and subscribed before
F
Correct Attest:
I. B. Merriman,
.!. L. Douglass,
F. W. Rivers, Directors.
GINS AND PRESS FOR SALE
Two 60-saw cyttinft Kins; friction
ack press; good as new; sell cheap, v
: D. T. TEAL.
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CONDITION OF
RS BANK
31ose of business June 29, 1918
Liabilities
apital Stock paid in ....$7,750.00
jrplus fund . . . . ; 1,500.00 ?
% rt,
nflivirlnd nrnfif-a Inaa "
irrent expenses and
ixes paid 1,6*22.19 ^
ue to banks ^
id bankers 1,633.72 ^
idividual deposits subject ?
check $56,729.30 s
ime certificates
r deposit 7,922.33 c
ashier's checks 20.58 ;
64,672.21 V
ills payable, including
certificates for money
borrowed 27,500.00
Total $104,578.12
S'
C
hier of the above-named bnnk, who,
id foregoing is a true condition of v
d bank.
W. D. CAMPBELL, Cashier,
s 9th day of July, 1918.
C. C. DOUGLASS, Notary Public ^
" CONDITION OF
iND MT. CROGHAN
lose of business June 21), 19IS
Liabilities
'upital Stock paid in ... $25,000.00
urnlus Fund 2,000.00 d
Jndivided profits less tl
urrent expenses and
axes paid 4,164.30
ndividual deposits
ubject to check 42,384.81
lashier's checks 713.54
$43,598.35
lotos and bills c
rediscountcd 3,500.00 t;
tills payable, including v tl
certificates for
money borrowed 25,000.00
Total $103,862.65 1
L
lier of the above named bank, who, jj
rl foregoing statement is a true con- r
>ks of said bank.
P. M. T1IERRELL.
his 6th day of July, 1918.
C. C. DOUGLASS, Notary Public
ti
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El CONDITION OF J
RS BANK b
o
business June 29th, 1918.
Liabilities
apital Stock paid in ... .$10,000.00
^dividual deposits
subject to check 10,784.70
!ashier's checks 506.00 f
lotes and bill P
^discounted 4,000.00
tills payable, including
ertificates for
loney borrowed 5,000.00
t
Total $36,290.76 j,
lier of the above named bank, who,
atement is a true condition of said
link.
M. L. RALEY.
le this 5th day of July, 1918.
M. J. Dcese, Notary Public.
E CONDITION OF
ES BANK
of business July 29th, 1918.
LMDIIIIiei
Capital stock paid in . . . $25,000.00
Surplus fund 2,000.00
Jndividcd profits, less
urrent expenses and
axes paid 1,655.96
)ue to banks
nd bankers 964.81
ndividual depoists
ubject to check 63,7119.80
imp certificates of
leposit 19,873.87
'ashier's checks 44.82
$83,658.49
tills navahle. including
ertificates for
noney borrowed 42,500.00
Total .*...$155,779.26
ihier of the above named bank, who,
d foregoing statement is a true con>ks
of said bank.
C. P. MANGUM.
me this Hth day of July, 1918.
. M. CANNON, Deputy Clerk of Ct.
HELP WANTED
Young man under military age
vanted for good position. Apply at? .
BUSY BEE CAFE
fEMENT OF THE CC
? BANK OF CHE2
Located at Cheld, S. C., at the clos?
R4i
oans and disco. .. $265,665.98 Capit
verdrafts 164.20 Surp
urniture and Fs . 2,725.00 Undi
unking House k . . 10,000.00 ex
ther real estattnl 1,600.00 Due
ue from bnks akrs 24,561.89 ba
urrency . 1,710.00 Divi<
old 156.00 Indr
ilver and other subj<
minor coin .... 361.61 Tim*
hecks and cash . . 271.55 of d
iberty Bonds .... 8,600.00 Casl
far Savings Stai. . 433.56
Bills
tiftci
borr
Total $317,731.79 T
TATE OF SOUTVROLINA,
OUNTY OF CHIRFIELD.
Before me <aC. C. Douglass, Ce
ho, being duly s, says that the ubo
ue condition of sank, as shown by t
Sworn to and siibed before me thi
orrest attest:
J. C. Rivers,
R. E. Rivprs,
M. J. Hough, Dors.
announqents
SEISM
George Kney
I hereby announc/sclf a candi- foi
ate to the State Stc subject to ^
he rule of the Demtic Party.
GEORG. LANEY. to
ic
TREASUt
J. A. W.
We are auftiorizcd innounce the ^
andidacy of J. A. Mi for Coun-tj
y Treasurer, subjectthe rules of ^
he Democratic primi , , ^
Uh
HOUSE OF REPREJTATIVES p
J. Clifton R ?.
'o Democratic Voters Chesterfield
County:
I will be a candidate re-election
o the House of Repintativcs in
he coming .Primary, <ect to the <1
ules governing the sar T
J. CLIFTON/ERS, [
Mt. Qhan, S. C. p
Peter C. Cumpl
I come before the vos of Ches-1
erfield County. I stanunchange-! j.
ble for peace, liberty a. justice of j
umanity, and peace to ahe world, j t
stand for the administion, from i rj
Voodrow Wilson on dow I oppose r
icrmunism. I hate thnume of
he junkers, who hate ptc and lierty.
I am pledged to ? rulings |
f the primaries
PETER C. CAMlELI.. I ,
T. W. Turner.
I hereby announce mysela candi- j
ate for the House of Reprentntivcs
or Chesterfield County stject to
rimary. T. W. TURNE
FOR AUDITOR
I
T. W. Eddina.
I am a candidate for re-Lction to
he office of County Aucor, sub- j
eet to the rules of the Cmocratic
irimary. T. W. KDlNS. p
i ,
JBm JHL m
ROAD
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A MONARCH in quiity?a
crat in service. 'he3e ti
have A TAX Shoulers of
Strength built in to suport
the tread where strak is .
greatest. Give you muo Jr
more mileage ? because
of
More Tread M
on the
R?ad
IS^ CHKR/
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THE CHESTERFIELI
Chesteriiclc
"While Others Are Claiming <
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1NDITION OF ?
JTERFIELD ";E
i of business June 29, 1918. I
Liabilities I
Lai Stock paid in .... $50,000.00 ?
lus Fund 6,500.00 (
vided profits, less current I
npn.ups and Luxes uaid 7,"59.70 ?
to banks and I
nkers 861.70 |
lends unpaid 16.GO I
/idual deposits
act to chk. $114,782.86
a certificates
eposit .... 16,956.28
lier's ch'ks 304.72
131,993.86
i payable including cerates
for money
owel 121,000.00
1
otal $317,731.79
ishier of the above-named bank,
>ve and foregoing statement is a
he books of said bank.
C. C. DOUGLASS,
s Gth day of July, 1918. < ^
D. L. SMITH, Notary Public. '
f
COTTON WEIGHER
J. S. Rivers
I hereby announce my candidacy ,
r the office of Cotton Weigher for
e town of Chesterfield. I promise
abide by the rules of the Democratprimaries.
J. S. RIVERS. p
H. A. Watson
Thanking the people for the very
rge vote given me two years ago,
again announce myself a candidate
r re-election as Cotton Weigher for
e town of Chesterfield, subject to
ie action of the Democratic primary.
II. A. WATSON
MAGISTRATE
S. B. Rogers
I hereby announce myself a candiate
for magistrate in Alligator
ownship, subject to the rules of the
democratic primary.
S. B. ROGERS. 4
John G. Hursey. ?
Thanking the people for their suplort
at the hist election, I desire to
nnounce my candidacy for re-elecion
as Magistrate for Courthouse
fownship. I promise to abide by the
esults of the Democratic primary.
J. G. HURSEY.
CARD FROM MR. STEVENSON .
To the Democratic Voters of the Fifth
Congressional District:
I respectfully ask to be renominated
and re-elected to Congress from
this District and agree to abide the
result of the Democratic Primary 9
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time in the District this summer, be- fl
cause of the tfreat amount of impor- B
tant legislation growing out of the fl
war situation, but will attend meet- fl
injfs whenever possible. It is abso- fl
lutely essential for Congressmen to
be at their post this time. fl^
W. P. STEVENSON.
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