Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

piLJllUJU JllllimiP ULL I tfhort Mem# of Misa Alma ('hupiiiun, <?f Johnson villi-, is visiting relatives in town. i C. 1?. llunli-y, Ks?|., was in Cheruw Wednesday on I'-j'al business. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Uohert I*. Tuner, of I , PttKi'land, were in town Monday. Mrs. J. iluniey and children, of Rudin, are spending this week with tyrs. \V. l\ Swninie. Mr. ami .Mr*. .J. V. .Melton and baby of Florida, are \ tiiiK at tin* home of Mr. and .Mrs. K. M. .Mellon. * Mr. Ira <'. liedfearn pent Severn! days this wee', in the mountains with his family. Mr. .1. J. Mavis, of Newberry, ha accepted a po 'ion with tin- farmer llank. Mr. II. II llarrell, who has been seriously siek m a Wade, horo hospi tal, is impro\ inj.:. ?!<!'! cures ' 'lulls and Fever. Married last Tuesday afternoon ! Kcv. F. M. Cannon, Mr. \\ . \\. Irb; and Miss I.illiari ilatina, both >' >lai boro county. Th,. m fin,, I I.r \l - I . . .1 l.? its arc sorry l<> learn of I. crin?i illness. Messrs Walter T. Vicl. ad 11 firDavis, of (.'amp Jack <?ri, were at hone recently. Mr. J"'rank Itoll a . > f ("amp Wad worth, spent < v? re! da; with friend and relutivi iri town recently. Two |(a(i(l milk town for talc. S? ( S. M. WINGATK. Mrs. .1. A. W a1 In l?y, oT C.l'i hia, i - . i?< ? i . * ' h: wet; in i. -.vn v her (lanphti i. d. \ i.. (Gardner. T he yoai ?*.e11 |ten| on Au;?. "J 1th > 1 ' hraw for ph\ Steal eXa ' , .! ,'P o? Y |e lay, Sep 1 Ut h Iv.ai . ' on 1 i "in at I II a Mr. .1. II i! 'oil, v. !i?i I.a., heen th eflieienl p(? a '? i at M'. ('ropli.t for onie \ ea . i re lied ilia p?> it i<in. A v? ry 1: pi < ( *>t' <?n <if t h yountf in';n <'< ' * Ito! h?' lion \V. I', i'?/ .'i> 1 i.? --I ne T'ue ? < ; .11 : Slate Sciijil" a? I v?.' j m .i : '> /'i 11 y ' * *i I hi > :. i .1 i, ii i .! ' !???i" in la Wi'i*! - i'. i' i of tli?- ?-liTiiun r<turn .Mr. .i. ' ii. i , nli<i:?i?IIOIJ '.I U ' . I.: ,.,l .... i, ; ? , - i . , , 'i (ii- ):i? i . ti lit "'ii i ' .Mr . I. !, wii . Ii . I.n-t I'm;. 'V ' ' ''' 1 ' 1:1 ti - r f i? ! 11 I." .i . : f . ( <i. i' -1 ui if tin ii " i i It r in Slat' villi-, .V. ' !'" I !;;l ,"? ' < lino ilolfill .n! ii . .i' ?' .! V;i. II oil M .f ! !'.'i;'li " . < : > ' 'olurn l>ia 'I "J i!::; I" at I.I'I. li'-i ii;' of MiS'..'i i. i-i-.r i in 1 i' wi *1 111 'i ' l"r * *?11.|. roli (? -ri* l".;I i." ' .. ' ' . . Iiooii. tj'iij i ii" 1,; no vli" fiux' .Mr i . a I*'-1.' ' voi* ii' ijai:. i Savaini;.Ii ?io i.?. II" h- , t*? i llOlll" I o ill 'I '"lllllt lirl. ' . i . "jo i-r.i.t -11 i? ni o 'Ii. ' Hi!'! School anil "ii.'or ol' *1 Ii - ' !i" t r111 I' AilviTt i -i-r, w. ii 1 "i" 11 rIii i I Mom lay. I'rof. Mai h . i !?" u pi -111. v - n li'iil of ifi" I'll- ; "i . i. ><>i I iu y .ii II yon want to l.uy .1 ni'i lioim Iff K. II. STAI' I'tjith, f.ii.'raw. .'tZ | raj'e ? ;ijn|? .v < v. ni 1 will unveil 'ii*' i: 'iiuiment <>l' I:i ? Sovercil'n I.. V* i\n"'il! el I' I'eiaie next I- i?i i;i '! I' -i. Ail in- "|i liurinj' eaiu|i il- u o lie |,r< < i. iirul iak e j, .i" \\ || i, i i ili - ;i' tit ' '> iiVI'ii-l A wire fr<> 'l.e r <I? ;?:i r'! nen Tneolay |?i',iirlii 'lie i iia Mi Jane I'. I! dretn, of fSeite J, ' w I erleld, I ii iii v I ''a. i, < lei r in Nori ii i . r??i .i i re1 woiireleil a |->. I r. Iiil?lr? * V'llljfll el I . | . I , . Ir 11 <| |-e year . Tlie J: I'i.il.j, a.el II .! (ill' efil next . I 't . '. e i 1 ,?; -;ei at. I'.lel e /, ' , 11 . , r I: , ||}?, .1 I" r e l| ,1 , , , I I. I . I. I I K..I.V ,? . : i> pre > h r out. t. at S'. I', at < . i i a I'i.l Kvery 11 u i. i aeie-'l i. 1 'A I h j' I ' ' el I I', \ | . ma t rec ' 'I!. " u-.y, , l'"arrii? r lee. , f >ti t heir ei<Iui . hineni. Senal or ' I K l.e , ha |ei| ; e.e! f ,! . - ' r . to !, b< !<| a ' li ' . r , i ! \1 '< <dii , All I j ' .. v. . f ' v 'titer ? ood r' ...r" rerpjested t be i ;# f i i ' or;.' i niz;i' V. , r r< ;? . ; ri 11 " . , ' ront'Tf Jilil' <"l. Mr ! > . . Ir., of 1 .??. Jar on, IV S'ifi'lii , I >; . d . f 'lit I>a\ ,'i Vauj'h.o, I I ' rVH'C <11 his < '! if ' .1 'i (i. J. now ift I' i .if . fni .i iii r (hi' f . rriOU i Kail a, \ I f . /i if O'i'i cur' IMi I vi r. ^ '/'hi- r '|if t h ;i i.i <!' hy lit proper .111 .'iri i ii:i! . I aiiftritiflrl' ridinf iifi Sui '! 'V I" <1 ''ifii iiiii<-1 ThiH rij?|ui'Ht 'a.i iih-'-rvcil ail ovm thft Onited Slat,' hi t unlay. A few people burned .. >11in- ia i Sunday . ih- county hecauMe th?-y hail rn?' heard of t/.e rule. On next Siindiy it im believed that no cars will run for pleasure in Ob . terfield County, f?a : olenc dealers have been instructed i not to H?ll ifonolene on .Sunday. %eeal Sntere&t |l Mr. Robert K. Ha nu was voluntarily inducted into the army Saturday by the Local Hoard, ho leaving that same niifht for Camp Cordon, Atlanta, <iu., where he will enter the OHicers 'training School. Mr. Ilanna is a prominent youritf Attorney, of Cheraw, having moved from Chesterfield to Cheiaw last fall. "Hob," as he is l.nowr. to h s friends, is the \ .uni''-.<t son of the litli- W. .1. llunria l irnur Clerk of oCurt. OfJ'J cur".s Headaches, Biliousness, I.oss of Appetite, or that tired aching feeling, due to .Malaria or Colds' line Mr. .1. Aaron Seller has heen appointed a member of the United State - O r.i rii.iu.it lahor hoard. Mr. S?dh ) hi beer. instructed to send in e. ry \V"i-i. the names of those who are ; lac ers and loafers to Unele S! tm wlio will a! once find a joh for t!i on in the army. 'II."- Covert:men I r<ali>.e this is no time for loafi.-ij.'. Kveryne mu t (ufht or work. I 'hose m need of lahor should hand in the names of thoe in th? if section who ere not working six lays in the week and Mr. Sellers will see that the;, jo) to work or tin- names of the loafi rs will h<- sent to 1 ticde Sam's headipiat ter . COTTON MARKk-.T I p to Wednesday morning /."> hale of eo'ton had heeji sold in Uhes fI:< I?I Til" p: ee j. -id yesterday .. i ... i :7o. Seed !>?) cents. CROCK'S Mil.I. 'i her v.a very pood rain in this art of tie e a.ty ot.< da;. last week. Mr ' -1111 ' i ley, ol the /.oar secu., ' 111.1 , i t.il t -? .' up three hunhiindle o! f'aider one day hist Weel;. AT r. stijul S); v s and Mr. ilildreth Moan were <lov.it to this section one 11fty Inst week. Mr. . ri?I Mi . Nli! < l-Yee aan spent 11r? 1: y 11i .*'<?t wi'h .Mi . Kreeui' parent . , Mr. ;m<| .Mi:- W. L. Ko|l< i' > . I.urn I.if.>.! ii<<- :iml Ar'i .'<!' r \\cr<- hit ;nj' up in the ..--..I -<i:i.i. in.!;/ Kuii'lny Morning \V< an i'in i to report th.it Mr. Markl.h : < tirry t he mail. >1 I \V. f'r.'wiey pent. Sunday H ii.' i.d aii'i r< l it .< near CheI'iiW. Mr Ii ii . 11 i went hi, to (us son, Willie's, Saturday tnnrnintt on butti* i j I 'an ' .i" i'i'i ii.! ' i J allies I r:.r I'.iii?" '.el thi i tunny friends " "i h % i one (lav ' t .. . W( all i. Ope 1 I ? iii "d'|i| till". Mi I ai 1 y I 'ar r c i a hor' I I i ; '.(! !ir?l: y nip hi. with Mrs. :'.e ie leal Mi ' III' ail I' inn ie I'urvi* ji< K tod.i;, af 'T ,, ,, with Mil layh'-l Vloekovaii. Mr. Md'i Teal, of Near f'heraw. pent Km.day in this section. M r .! ''. < 'ample II on in ac ' i ' i.i-.-r i he t.'-rfu Id !.i -1 . Ui"lav }i' 11 !" fell from a wapoi. loaded th < '. 'on ''d and the r< ar wheel a t ',.er I" i' a hi |e;r and was seri el v I. n't ho1 .< hope h will soon . r . >.<l r.> : .! i p;u ajrairi. >1 r. ..?! ! Mr ll' iu y I'urvin sp'uil . ui'l;iy a ii in ;ii 111? home <?f Mr .iiii Mt . 'I Min '.'I'll-' ovaii. Mr. W I. : ' !!' ! ari'l liiv -mii, I.ii a , rn??l I i Kmc N. ' iM'l lrt?"! !: I h*. 11 ?: !:? y al!"l*liMMii. MAHKK'I I NO ASSOCIATION MKKTINO 'I 11? Marl:i :ic A nrial iun 11? !'I a < r;, rilIiii: iaat ic n.< atiritf m tli< Miirl k.Mii | i-i |'i|. -lay nit;Ir*t.. Tli< 11 a 11 i-r of | .r.cc 11 > i liv ilic S'-im ri h<-r A Mc.aliM', was up fur 'I i i'ii., aril . .litald" r?- ulutinus w-n lia\ a up 1m pi cfit tu I lie Kniiil \<1 ;r ira mi" at \V: i i ;rl?ui, I). < Tin .!< <!;<. aV 'a- i u ulatfil iimw I I p..ail n'r Mi" r* Mia! of Mi" ? : 11 " , ' . r. up i unt il tlu . i ' i I,. i i.!' I I i. I . in.r > i iat(.< ; . ?!Ii r I' ".I 1.1 i' l < 1 11 f ' il'OllS'*! V'" I'll I I I llill ll ;V f??. In i ;>iji'[>' ' Hi'- 'i'i' 11 i,' lit' f;ir ni'T 'if iii fair profit i in- I.fly prcx i . ' i at i. ii < ril iic mat r - i?'i:'l ii' p! -i i ,r. Th?*r> or j"..i - :ii<- round a r la i. of a tlir?'Wil n?l in ' ipul'-ou ; i |iiifif, 11. i in i matt -r. I'd n:aki* you f?*ai'J to charge !< than ha pfica I In- ! "M ' 1' , ' rator, ' Ii '>ir< ar- o, . i i.-ixirnurn . i "- i.i , ii .1. ..I * I ti ll ? f I >111 I III re doWII *> :. ',1 III I I i< , I ' JIM hill.' not vio! . i? any ! he f'il"H laid !ov n 111 Ilii- I#iiy.11j'' i i 'I i-ilintf till' ' <! tint hi- would h/ifi?t'?- roiii h'i in. I f i lii ri' I a iy I n on thi* ' i'.|i hool i in I tt J of South a alma that allov.: Hoy t of mariu.ri or r to I'iiroiriati' ''ompi't it ion it i to me lii: t V.o l''l In- ill violaoii of tl??' ant i-' i unt law.i of th" niti'd Slat'-i. I will crant at thix iroi' Ih*f IJfiili'd Sl-it' K i'.i,i take over ny iriaoufartor.o ?u and ?;>"i^l' thi "i .4 < a iiiii' htil no Met #f irdividualH ran do tin: without ifct .llU in 1 tO'lhli:. Iti'nolution an- beintf circulated and tyn'il and will he forwarded to the oo'l Adioini: tiators at Ooluinh.a and iVu?hi?Kt<>n an early uh poMnible. 4 . .Hi | fggMftfcgggBBgJ Mig Wedri( Septt i Milk i * rri _ I i ins L/cparim< | the best and latest li and we can meet y< f lected here or trimn || I | !| a ! A !l ! Ladies' C I Silks, Satir i I ! i Chester ! I i I FARM ! In the past three vcai s v bly over One 1. nndrcd J hi;u field County. Loans !il0,0()0 and ov Annual In Lnder &10,00(1 Annual In No Loans too I No Inspection N > life !n>urar Tjrr;i: Three, 1 ) We are in the Position to < Write Us i x i r r i Realty i ,oan <N: F. I). SLACxir IIARTSYILLR, ROASTING F.AR.i FOR CHRISTMAS Clemson ( mlle^e, S. ('. Au^ IIowM you lik<- to have eorn on the oh for Christmas dinner? Ussiest ' IhiriK in the world if you follow lh<- ( directions as Kiven in "Hetter Iowa" hy an Iowa housewife, who served roastiriK oars on her Christmas dinner menu last winter. ( Khe just dried the corn on the .-oh instead of rutting it off Then on ( Christmas day, she K"t the com out, rooked it and it looked and tasted ( like corn that was leathered from th" , garden that morning. The corn to he* rtri?*?l wiis selected. ' After shueking the ears were hlane) ed in hailing water from Hto 10 minutes, dipped in cold water and dried, fhe blanching tends to Het llie milk | in the corn arid gives it a better color vhen dry. ( To tiry, the earn were placed on , cheese cloth in a tray. flare was j taken to nee that the corn did not lour in drying. When the corn won Iry it w;iH placed in racks for con , litioning. Open containers would | have done well. Then tight ron* ' inern were used. For protection . gainst. worms, th?* corn w.ih heated-. .i lh<- oven hi 140 decrees F. for j vi' minutes as soon as taken out of | n<- ilroTM. The corn viih dried in the j in, hut an oh ctric fan would have ; lone just an v.oil. Whon the corn wax want? '1 for use, i it wan soaked and cooked jus.t as fresh ' < roasting earn. ' v ssday and Thu / ;mber 11th and' AMT7 Vp ?nt, in charge of Mi?; le market affords. Ou Dur individual requirci ned for you is sure to \: lso On Displa; mplcte Line ( loats And Co is, Tafftas, field Dry Company LOANS ve h ive loaned consideia. sand Dollars in Ohesterer, per Cent. terest I 6 Per Cent. terest LarjJe. Fee. ice Required. I'ive or Ten Years. 7'ivc You I'rompt Service. I'o Day Insurance Co. i , \1 inavjcr SOUTH CAROLINA v;TINTS TO GJVK DOUBLE TREATMENT FOR HOG CHOLERA '.# eounty agricultural agent* of the .late are being inntructed in giving the double treatment for hog cholera, i'hi* treatment render* a hog immune to th" disease permanently, 'i he ind ruction work i* being dune by the ilxteriH'oii Veterinarian Clark I'. 'I irtni.an, of CI em son College. All ' ounlv Agenta will probably be thor /Ujfnly equipped to pive the double (rca'mcnt by September loth. Farners of the Htate, und enpecially th?Hc who arc bejflnninp to keep p.ire bred hopx, will welcome thin move moxt teartily. Mr. W. J. Tiller ban already reeived this inatruction and in prepar d to K've double treatment, ^le nays, lowever, that at thin neaaon, it i? ad. i able to ifive full trentme.it only a the Ntock which the farmer inenrlc to I eep. WEXFORD RED CROSS The Wexford Auxiliary eltd C'rom ootinue to prow. Following tiainea tve re "ntly been added. Motor If. J? Hendric! .. P. M Mf-tuin, .ionri .joroan, i.onrno I'uvulK. V, Davidson, Join Utillodw, li. \>. Tucker, I. II. Mellon, Clyde Uarrh, Frank A Hon. Mrs. V/. A. seller.'.. Maxtor Leonard Cjli. I^e, LICENSE NUMBER I OST I.<<; ' Ih<; License nun.li'T of my car lorne t re IiiHl \v?e'.f No, 2G!H3. Revard for its return. W. J. TILLER. p f ^ II : ^1 ? f i .M I Gi'ai rsday | h"? rotu % tii'T 12th !," ; ( coin A t -. i i 1 > I / i IT k Mik ^ ' : f T3 -m/?i ?r~.z CiUIl^ i I y?t . KUt J ! bcr ;s Wingate, offers ? I $ Co' ir styles are correct j! . II nents. A hat se- j!a ilease you. , \Z , U <?.l ' M r )f " !!;!;? at Suits ' I S. Messalines i 1 ' fnirbrvrlc \JT 11"" let VI'' ' W. S. S. AND THE COI.GIU.D PEOPLE -ill < ii:? rleslon I' ijv.ire i W beinir' i , comp ! 1 :i V, ar S- vi < omini ' 11 Iron. .1. r? Irr?:; of .'urn* V? . S. iv p!< .;ir ? ? ,, j i j.":, ,i w ih't I Ikcolored penj?I? iii' South ' .ii'iln.a have a doi.e well in tin? puichaic of tin? " >a!?y la" ' Ah wji i i!?< cnsc " \ >, noim Ill'- |??-< > |?! , I'u.'l'c vvi . o :. i?> i*? ' i li/c r i lii'i'h to V/. S. .S. lit:; hi any -iaiilar campaign. A r.on.l.'-r of ri-ori- i ninth r rolor I iiicm of tl. I'< State liavo purchased $1,0(10 w nh of " \V. S. S. tin- limit allowed 0y law i,i' a.ul many have pli-<l;-* ?! thc-.inu'lvi . "or a m ? iii it I ii i hi $ 1 OO i ? , o woii li. |,, I liou ml , of other, li. -.o pur.'ha >1 n _ It i .a .i-r t*ii ' iii. . J. .). Atueil, Ii| atfi'iamoiip tin- colored peopl , if j?nr i1' that the color 1 n. i, v. oroen, j.i. j '/ children in all pans '..hi- .laic a.' ^ fi I nianifrxLiitf sncrcaxinK ".i r<- i in Ir.o \V. S. S. i .Uiipa j?ii. I lio i tinls in colored people wi > pn inu.siy Mpe.i' 1 I i'vcry rent tiny r>i:t<!< h a > r> , " .-iiiil of hi - ? .iniit.ii;cii, Inn aar'i 1 | mi I ho ha in I of ill* . I'Vlid mm , j ' l.riiii^h tin? v\ . . .. ii. i .ifnpaij.'.i' tlii-V i ' have rn.,ii- (n unii* ivlairi ivhnl th 1 v.ar iiii-aiiii lo iIh-iii, ;* <1 i h<- i |ijn":i. ; i a.ado la ill "n In n ! -r !:o!ji | ill!' |"?\ < 1 . ..('Ill 11' ?I - I 1m.' V. . \ i v?" it 1 . ii i ji. i ' 11* i .jinn: thai i.i . > 11h , in' th liij'i'i i.e.... ' I I.i iiii l iiii.i"ii i'.i- V . S. cm. ;iai)'"t '.vh.rii v. il! 1/.- cnail.ir i i| la." j III .NnVo'lihor, ii'i ia! . Itcnli'iii : hi" ilmnli-il I i .j?r ii]. ilr- ) :?_.? I < *' : thrift ami . or an (t.? cnlnr j > i JI a t inn. CONSTIPATION t _____ And Sour Slonach Caused Thi? Ladj Much Si?fleri:??^. LlarkDrangkt Relieved. MeadorftvWo, Y.y.?Mra. Ponrl I'.-if- ,, rlrk, of thin jilai'O, writ's: "I wii'i vary coaRflj.fcti '1 I liaij mur nloma<li i , ami wan go uinoaiforlaMo. I went to the doctor. Iff Kavo mo Boino pill.. They weakened tin? and aooni'd "to tear up rny dlK'-ellon. Thoy wottM Krlpe mo and afterwardi It accrued i wait moro con Vipatcl ilian before I heard of Illncf.-Draught and decided to try It. I found It Junt what I noedod. It wan an rr.Hy laxative, aVid not bad to a wallow. My dilation noon Improved. I got well of tltx p.our atom . ach, rny howeln noon nocrncd normal, no more griping, and I would take n done now and then, and was In good ab ape. ( rannot aay too much for Tllaek. Draught for It Ih th? fluent laxative lj( one can une." ! Thcdford'a filar k Draught has for J many yearn been found of great value In the treatment of rtomach, liver and It howel troubled. Kany to take, gentle and reliable In Ite action, leaving no hA>l ?? I " Him won in? prfti<u of thousand* of p*opi* who Lav* usad MC-Uf fu I v i ? I *. / , I BRITTSVILLE j r. and Mrs. J. II. McRae and Mr. M jy McTtae, of Clio, visited at the Sevi e of Mr. A. W. Britt this week. , JHioi !? . and Mrs. I). Cottinifhain have. Hun irned to the'r hotne at Clio, after w:'? ulitlK the summer here with their 1'-' trhiur, Mrs. A. W. Britt. j V I.-. Vernon Britt was cu.led to the Bub lost week.* wril he Misses Hawkins have returned M l.<''r home in Petersburg Va., uf- the spending several days an quests of Cra s Uebccca Fejjues. R' 'r. anil Mrs. J. V. Biles attended t'ru vice uL Zohi' church Sunday after- him in. ?iuy V e are sorry to lose so many of our & nitf ladies this fall; Mi.-.s Xora Pc- t-""'1 ss will teach in Morven, Misses lie- A ea I'ec'ucH and Kstelle Jones will Mil ch in Pitt Co., and Miss Mabel ' ore is planning to ko to Winthrop r. lege. >f 'eople in this community are ^rati- Mr. I to learn that Mr. Ph ase was de -M't* led. Mr. Mrs. J. W. Yates attended a camp * tin?? in the lower part of the State- tftic t weak. I v:rs. Ju WiJ!;es has been very sick bur In better. Mr. J. W. Yates is building a tfin 'isi is" on his farm. 'ft Word has been received that. Mr. ss Idles has landed safely "over Chi re." The news comes also that '-nt . .ioe Pc^ues has landed safely. Mrs. J. T. Prill's grandson, Mr. K. 'u Waddell, Jr., of Cheraw, has been led to Camp Creene, Charlotte. *r< wa ZOAR d rip Mr. Henry Davis from Carrp Jaek, . nt SalUi'day ni^'nl and ttun, at home. . M a Me'!. .Ur old, from A'hitn r<-. C , t .. part of la'it week with ..r d Mrs. C. W. Teal ; ('<r Hunt was the dinner " ; of Mr . I'hila Davis S ,'nhiy. : 1 l.illb .Miss Pearl I) .. th C., si. of I I'll- >: Marie Davis Sun- -vh afti-rt 'inn '-J Mrs. ( i v I).-vis sjieni Sunday af- 11 neon with Mrs. J. ! '. Davis. Pr iyer hoc np at Zour every 'I uei v drill; i . ;-ry!.ody is invited ,o '?Hi ne. tnt ."wis. A. i*. Teal i nenI Monday af- t*ai n<?.?n with Mrs. W. '! il. .Mr. :11:?I .'Irs Clayton i'resslvy have >'< on ih,- - i??|; list hut arc* vdad to / i lu>< hotter now li nt v i;-: from r to 'the Ad 'h? ti er. h; la RUliY, ROUTS. 2 'ih" Ih-v. .i. 1). I'urvis filled h.s re#il* .i|iooi it.oenl at < inxs liouds and i!?> .Sun lay. M i*. arid Mrs. .1. I' M lion visited ' 1 the li ie >>f Mr. li. C. U a-lsworth io (ut.'V. Mr. and .Mrs. W. 1.. Melton and ihli '-'i ,tr.d Mrs. Joel Mellon spent /'Ll i.id..? at the home of Mi .). It. " .tw!e, i ear Jt'thy. 1 in .lev. a. I >. 1 a> v'i.i is i"i ?'!ue||n;r '"U revivo! meeting -t Ituhy litis week. Mi.: Itoxie Melton and Mamie " nd.'.vorih were the puoxlx of Miss ?" ry John: on .Sunday. ^t,< ii-. jtoy Melton pent Sunday with main, i.? ! U'adiiWortl). Mr. ami Mrs. Oliver, of mar Cross ' <r visited at the home of Itev. J a' r'nr. \ .Sunday. ' .'ir. 11. < VVadsv/orlh was in Ches ... t field 'Thursday on husiness . ( t'oioe on I.e. iiel we are always tflad r< <1 your letters. Mr. W. J. I'urvis visited at tin ' > ne of liev. J. I>. i'urvis Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. I*. M -lion have re- in veil many interesting 'etters dur tl<- pa.' wee froe limit* son " irhy, who is now slatiow C inj dirison, Jaek* urn tile, I'i i. li ex "" mi to jjo "over seas" very . oon. Mr. It. ('. Wadsw till .>;i".'il Sundaj . <l<-. horo, "v ('. Mr. John i-iuse and f.. oily spent " i day with his sisier near lJ-.ii Imp '* lai .< w i he io tin* pap -r and it '1l . iy ii';m r . THOMPSON CRKKK i . (' il l :nti! v.'itf v. Tf nl ! I ??.!!. i,l" Mr. .i n- Suiul > rii kiiii. Ir. ilol> Tuc' er iid f;uoily wri ; i i.'.' ii. lrif .->? /.??.?! .i clion l . IV. 1,1 Mr. Uo'.iini lie i'v> '.ii'ii'm! Sun | 'A . worl Ii wit Ii exi |>i f?ii, i,ii111 ry n" II 1 i" , ( i ! wii'.i in our KiTlioi ( in <1 i i Ii I. , Ki. \<I;i.11. visile.I Mr. Archu '..I Idle : I! liny. ' l.o, ,f Mr. I K. Ho itv/rijjht, i Mel urlnn, mm* cloy lust wcck, A '.chic* (fondiilo ftpunl Satur i((l 7 i i it: mi Nliel'iy Helli (Miion Old !'' ',!. hoc iiuii'lcy wm . io our ?ec , i y o i hu.viH'Wv M". mx '1 o;u Jeilkimi u:uJ Kliah untiey r< nl heme Miiiuh.v from ,. ', , he i:i.;i .1. c,.hoi>. i. :ti I Mrs. John (hividnon wen l( lie I'riiml hipKielion Sunday. i?in ' jiii-HMfi ana ruiiitt b?cgura '.imI Mi <? ? I.i'/.zn' ami May IJrli era .'ui'urday. v\'i! )i many jc noil wishes to The \<i 'I' riiser. "c i" SALFSMAN WANTED mi Rubricating Oil, (}re.ui?, Special- he s, I'aint, part or whole l ime. Corn* ho ix ion basis. Man with cur or rig <lu ' /erred. ek H;verHide Refining Compnny, da Clevelund, Ohio - ^ 1 ha South ought to double its nl* Ifa acreage thia fall. Will you help. m?r ?' ? i '.'Ji.ia u, fit"ii ~ | TF.AL'S MILL r. Thomas Jenkins from C-mp er, Greenville, S. C., was the it at the home of Mr. W. R. AV eycutt Monday' afternoon. He accompanied by Mr. Mack Sele'e are sorry to report that little y Gorman us is very sick at this intf. Ir. Helton Smith and family werequests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur nt Sunday. liss Lula May Harden and Ethe.1 111 wore the supper jfuests at the ic of Mr. VV. It. Iluneycutt SunniKht. Ir. Everett Therrell was in this imunily Sunday. Ir. I'aul Jones was visiting Mr. inr Rainwater Sunday. 'he Kev. A. It. I'hillipps and Mr. \V. Rivers were the supper quests .11 * . iviin i vii i ii w 41 wi nuuua^r ih^iivi ir-.Jim Jones, of Camp Jackson, is ruling a few days with his parents, and Mrs. John Jones. Jr. Cloud Suink wus the dinner st of Mr. Hoy Uoatwriirht Sunday, lev. Bti.riic Rivers was in Murl'K Sunday. >li: Allean Muneycutt and mother ted Mrs. John Cunjanus Monday ernoon. dr. and Mrs. John Merriman,"*of L'sterlichl, visited the later's pars, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Huneycutt. diss Bessie Whitaker visited Miss !a Swink Sunday. Vle.-srs. W. U. Ilnneycutt, Will own, W. M. yfcBride, Run Rainier and Franeis Huneycutt uttendthe spea'.!.: , at Cheraw Monday 'hi. lie: ', wishes ! ? > he Advertiser. i:ir.?- rj.A >3 .. postmaster EXAMINATION 1 he C;iiled S'ates Civil Service : imi. hion has announced an ex- ^ to he held at Cheraw, S. on Sept. liH, 11)18 us u result of ich il is expected to make certifi.io11 to fil! a i u.teinplated vacancy 1 e ).i 'io:i <?f fourth-class post at Ml. Cro^han and other vane as i hey may occur at that ee, unless it shall be decided in the .crests of the service to fill the vaicy be reinstatement. '1 he com I 'alion of the postmaster at this ice ' o.i ior the last tiscal year. A pole-arils must have reached their niy-Iir t iiiis.hday on the date of [ examination, with the exception*. ; i i i a Sia'e where women are dered by statute to be of full u^e for > it i :-t .i ;il oiirlif pen VPlirH WOtVlPn .hlcen y* :ir of ago on the *1'*tc of oxaiiiina 'on will be admitted. Applicants muKt reside within the i'i try supplied by the post office 4 r which the cxnmijiiation is anunecd. . * The examination is open to all citi- . ns of the United States who can j. p., v .<h i." re pi.foments. Application blanks, Form 1753, and II information concerning the retirements of the examination can sepij-ed from the postmaster at e place of vacancy or from the Uni1 States Civil Service (commission, ash Hilton, 1 >. ( \ pplieations should be properly exuted and liled with the Commission Washington, l>. ('., at the curliest "* ucticable <1 t? ate of South Carolina, junty of Ch ster'ield. 'lo ill board of Trustees of Shiloh a.rict No. I i. A pel't ion of the qualified electors ul frc ladders of the above named h >1 district having this day been <-.i with me asking that an election J/ \ lu'lil upon the question of voting i an additional levy of three mills r current expenses of said school, u are hereby authorized and requesd to hold said election at the school mi: e in your district on Thursday picm her, 12, 1 1K, during the regur hours for elections in this State, gncd this 2ttlh day of August, 1 il 18. J. A. KNIGHT County Mipl. or Education fWiG cures Malarial Fever. 25 RABBITS FOR SALE N'i-w Zealand IJ I Rabbits;! months >1 $.'?.()() par pair. .1. I,. ( RAW FORI), Chernw.S.C. REGISTER YOUR BIRTHS The allotment in money, for euch 11<I, from the United States (lovernent tyider the draft act will not be lid unless a l>irth certificate is proiced as proof of birth. WANTED TO SELL A few more <)<?4-pa^e Veterinary id s. Delivered anywhere for 4'?. ' (j. H. WATTS, 1'ageland, S. C. NOTICE OF ELECTION f ate of Sou'h Carolina, unty of ( !|;e terfield i the Board of Trustee* of Vaughn J School District No. K: I A petition of the qualifte* elector* j <- HBki.-K tiiat flection) held at the Mid school upon thej' ion of vo i g itn three additional lis for current ex pen bob, you ar rewith authorized and required t Id Ha i(| election at the schoolhoui ring the legal hours eontrollin ' ctions in South Carolina on Thuri y, Sept. nth, 11)18. { Signed Aug. 1), 11)18. J. A. KNIGHT, I Co. Supt of Education, I For County Board of El. a

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The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, September 05, 1918, Image 4