Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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iw,r^- * ?* - -vy i When Yc i Back Is 1 v \\ hat re they saying ab Not the gossips on the s summer girls on the beach. ' But the clothes on your t I There may be character ? your back is turned, there's a I less the tailoring and the sty | care of the lit and the lines? I That's why we recomme j High-Art | Made by Strouse & Brc | Back and front, coming I of a well-groomed man. I The light-weight summe ] seleting. | TEAL-JO? | The HicrK Avt fstm D? STATEMENT OF THE PEOP Located at Chesterfield, S. C., at the Resources Loans and discounts ...$242,758.70 Overdrafts 2,407.11 Bonds and stocks owned by the bank . . 27,707.81 Furniture and fixtures . . 4,187.05 Banking house 0,345.50 Due from banks and bankers 45,350.90 Currency 901.00 Gold 202.50 Silver and Other' Minor coin 175.40 Checks and Cash items. . 099.15 TOT AI $333,855.24 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD. Eefore me came C. P. Manjrurr who, beinic duly sworn, says the ab condition of said bank, as shown b Sworn to and subcribed before Correct Attest: ' VV. II. Gaskin, I. B. Merrinian, A. L. Douglass, Directors. STATEMENT OF TH] THL BANK OF ft Located at Mt. Cro^han, S. C., at the Resources Loans and Discounts . .$120,850.51 Overdrafts 4(51.95 Bonds and stocks owned by the Bank . 20,190.00 Furnitu e and fixtures. . 2,201.01 Banking House ....... 2,514.29 Due froiu Banks and Bankers 9,127.72 Currency (598.00 Gold 7.50 Silver and other minor coin 242.21 Checks and Gash items . 120.00 Demand loans 25,422.45 W. S. S 04.23 TOTAL $ 100,014.47 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Chesterfield. Before me came J. II. Ratliff, ci beinjf duly sworn, says that the above j dition of said bank, as shown by the b Sworn to and subscribed before rm Correct Attest: Robt. Tucker, J. O. Taylor, J. H. Rivers, Directors. MONEY TO LEND Money to lend on improved real estate, lon>r time loans, low rate of interest. Thos L. Smith, Attorney at law, J tf Cheraw, S. C. rar Lurnea / out you? ummer hotel porch?or the >aek. I to them?in front, but when ditFerent story. That is, unlink is good enough to take as they should. ind Clothes thers, BAtimore, Md., or tfoinjr?they tell a story r fabrics are ready for your m go. re in Chesterfield THE CONDITION LES BANK close of business May 1th, 1920 Liabilities Capital stock paid in .... $25,000.( i Surplus fund 2,500.(1 I Undivided profits, less current expenses and taxes paid 10,805.S Individual deposits subject to cnecK ...... '? 1 -l, U7i>.?8 Time certificates of deposit . . 82.413.S8 $295,489.5 TOTAI $333,855.5 i, Cashier of the above named ban ove and foregoing statement is a tri y the books of said bank. C. P. MANGUM, Cashic me this 11th day of May, 1920. W. P. Odom, Notary Publ E CONDITION OF tiT. CROGHAN close of business May 4th, 1920. Liabilities Capital stock paid in ... $25,000.( Surplus fund 4,000.( Undivided profits, less current expenses and taxes paid 3,918.1 Due to banks and bankers 8,410.1 Dividends unpaid 20.1 I nil i v if 111:11 /Innnvifvi subject to check .... $ 104, nr, 0.71 Cashiers ohks 1,661.33 $ 106,01'2.( Notes and bills rediscountcd 41,647.2 Bills payable, including certificates for money borrowed .... 10,000.C TOTAI $199,014.4 ishier of the above named bank, who, ind foregoing statement is a true cor looks of said bank. J AS. H. RATLIFF thir. 1 1th day of M?y. 1920. F. M. Moore, Notary Public. DISCHARGE NOTICE On the 7t.h of June next, at 1 o'clock M., I will apply to the Probat Court of Chesterfield County for discharge as Administrator of th Estate of D. T. Watson, deceased. T. B. Watson, p Administratoi w*? -,> -r .LiMfwi; I LOCAL ITEMS There will be preaching at Lon I Branch church by a visiting ministc | the third Sunday morning in May, a II o'clock. I Bring your fresh eggs to Adam Cash Market. We pay highest price in cash or trade. | Candy Sale Friday and Saturday $1 0 packages for 73 cents, strictl cash. Square Deal Drug C< We can feed the family and th stock. Get our prices. Farmers' Mercantile Co. Mr. J. C. Smith and Mr. J. A Turner were ordained dea< ons in the Baptist church ut Oakfan recently in the presence of a larg congregation. Impressive addressc were delivered by the Rev. E. A Hartsell, and Messrs. J. H. Whit< L. N. Lisenby, C. W. Rollins, J. A Teal, and Kirby Rivers Rev. Hi I dreth preached. j Mr. R. S. Huey, formerly of Lan caster, is now located in Chesterficlc having taken charye of the L. \ Evans store, as manager. | Don't forffet, $1.00 packages a Triola Sweets & Maxixe Cherries sol Friday and Saturday for 73 cents. I Square Deal Drug Co. || Regular shipments of fresh brea< Ten-cent loaves. Adams Cash Market We are still unloading hay. Unloac ing a car today and unloading froi our warehouse every day in the wee Farmers' Mercantile Co. | Mr. Craig Chapman, formerly o f Chesterfield, but who now resides i 1 Atlnta, was here this week renewin I old acquaintances. $ Sheriff D. P. Douglass and Mr. \N | T. Lucas have gone to Detroit for j visit to the Chalmers factory and wi | return via the turn-pike, each drh n^; <i utw vjiuiiiiii'iii car 10 i. ncsii'i field. Kodaks, Kodaks, Kodaks, all sizei also film and Albums. Square Deal Drug Co. Dr. and Mrs. Francis S. Blair sper several days visiting relatives an friends in Jonesville this week. Chief Frank Autry who was injur 11 ed last week is able to be on dut | again. I Those attending the Southern Baj * tist Convention in Washington art I Rev. J. 11. ILildrcth, Mr. andMrs. I > W. Hursey, Rev. and Mrs. C. J. Jer I kins, Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Rivers, Mr 1 Ada Watson and Rev. B. S. Fundei J burg, v ? Mrs. Ira Redfearn is visiting reli tives at Johnsonville, S. C. I)r. and Mrs. B. L. Gathings ai spending some time at Pageland. Mrs. and Mrs. R. E. Epting an Miss Franklin Kdgeworth of Kei m shaw spent some time this week wit |(j! Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Edgeworth. Wa 50 =| Sparl 1 Will Put ie r- Into Yo ic FORD MODEL "" THE Fort! Model is especially tl IT CARRIES a high hexagon li EQUIPPED with oil drip spai signed to ward off fouling. It is fi 10 made in one style thread ( Vi inch) t >0 rnis I'lujr is much appreciated THE WATKINS Giant Heav\ 13 sizes, viz: %-inch S. A. E., %-ineh THE FORI) MODEL is built c so V&-inch Giant will also fit the For Giant Vfc-inch as it is a heavier plu : T. P. CAMF ; Adams O While the Spring Time c i- hearts go out in gratitude thank our many friends and c We wish to say, we have 1, Best of Everything we 2,Prompt and Personal a 3, 16 Ounces to each po 4, The truth at all times. 2 5, Money back if not sati e hood of God and the Brotherh* a Adams C< , HjLMkI mm* ViJliirtii'ir ii - *m Messss J. Arthur Knight, C. C Douglass, D. H. Douglass and Di R. L. Gardner are in Charleston, g Miss Anna Willie Mims of Blacli * ville is the guest of her sister, Mri it W. J. Tiller. Mr. H. E. Wilson attended th it Hardware Convention in Greenvill it this week. The many friends of Mr. Cary . T. Hunley, of Wadesboro, will be gla y to learn that he is recovering sath factorily from an operation for a] e pendicitis. We have plenty of hay and feed of every deacriptiin. Farmers' Mercantile Co. Special Notice We have the Wa (| erman Fountain pen agency for th town?jurt .received .4 .dozen .fir ,8 onet. Square Deal Drug Co. t. SUMTER'S HOSPITALITY i. PRAISED BY VETERAN The delegation of veterans who a1 tended the annual reunion of the Un i- ted Confederate Veterans of Sout I, Carolina, held at Sumter last weel I. are warm in their praise of the hosp tality shown them in that city. Thos f who went from Chesterfield Count j were W. D. Craig, Z. T. Redfeari Waterman Robeson, Lands Ogbur and Monroe Gaskins. They all wer prepared to have a good time and pa ' their way. They had the good tinv all right, but when it came to payin tor anything there was nothing d< 11 ing. Upon arrival at the depot in Sun^ ter they were taken in charge by th Boy Scouts, who secured them lodj ,f ings as guests of the city. Autonu n biles were placed at their commam ^ Cigars, cold drinks, ice cream an other refreshments were free to th j old soldiers. In fact one veteran r< marked that he took with him a clea ^ shirt and a two dollar bill and cam home without changing either on* r- WHITE OAK ITEMS The Bible contest held ?t. Whit ,f Oak Church Sunday afternion was great success. The prizes were awnri to Annie Belle Sellers, Grace Wad worth and Lawerence Purvis. Commencement exercises will t ' held at White Oak School House Fr day night, May "1st beginning at r" o'clock. y The urogram will be as follows: 1, Song, Biidie's Hall, by school, )- 2nd, l'en Little Sleepy Boys, I: ?: primary grades. V. 3rd, Menagerie in the School roon )- by primary ami intermediate grade s. 4th, A School-day Incident, by Vj r- ra Wad ell. .r?th, Song, Calico Ball, by schoo 6th, Wooing Jane. 1 7th, The Church Organ, by Vai Wadell. Nth, Song, The Brown Thrush, h 5th and dth grades, id ! Dth, Married to a Suffragette, r- j l()th, The Golden Tablet, h 11th, Song. The public is cordially invited. tkins t Plugs : New Life ur Motor , $3.00 For Foui lesigned for the Ford Motor, lead easily accessible for the wrench, rk points and highrgrade porcelain, d nished in highly polished nickel and to fit the Ford Motor. by Ford owners, r Duty Spark Plujrs are built in thr Extended and Ms-inch Standard, specially for the Ford Car although tl d Car. Many Ford owners desire tl i*r than the Ford model and is built f< 'BELL, Patricl ish Markel omes and flowers bloom and 01 ? our Great Creator, we wish t ustomers for their past favors, five rules as follows: can buy. ttention to each order, und. sfied as we recognize the Fathei ood of Mankind. ish Markel J. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS r> FOR SHERIFF Jamea T. Grant ^ I hereby announce myself a cand ^ date for the office of Sheriff of Che terfield County, subject to the actic e of the Democratic Primaries. lC James T. Grant. r- W. J. Titl-sr d I hereby announce myself a cai j. didate for the office of Sheriff fv Chesterfield County, subject to tl . rules of the Democratic Party. W. J. TILLER. A. W. Huracy t- I j I wish to announce to the voters < Chesterfield county that I am a cand date for the office of Sheriff of sa county, subject to the action of tl Democrotic Primaries. A. W. I1URSEY. S b- FOR REPRESENTATIVE ih L. C. Wanamalcer I hereby announce myself as i- candidate for the House of Repr< r.entativos subject to the Democrat y Party. li p L. C. Wannamake n lt FOR COTTON WEIGHER y e, H. A. Watson The friends of H. A. Watson ai nouncc his candidacy for re-electic ' "/to the office of Cotton Weigher, sul e ject to the rules of the Democrat Primaries. J- p HIS FRIEND! 1(1 FOR CORONER 10 1. R. Melton n The friends of Mr. I. R. Meltr. le have prevailed upon him to run f< a. the office of Coroner, subject to tl rules of the Democratic Party, p Friends of I. R. Melto i " classi fi ed s FOR SERVICE?"Dude," Pure-Br< >e registered Duroc-Jersey Boa i- Fee, $2.00. C. W. Rivers, Chestc 8 field, Route 4. t GIN FOR SALE?Two 00 saw sin one press and other equipment, tf D. T. TEA. >y FOR SALE?One horse, suited f farm or dray; one mills cow, fres and several small shotes. a It J. N. Jenkin ^ FOR SALE-?One Jersey cow, gi ing twoa n a Chesetfiedlr adi "a ing 2 % to 3 gallons of milk a da; gentle and easy to milk. Also ' v Red Jersey Pigs, entitled to regi ter. See me at once for bargai 23-p C. W. TEAL, Chesterfield, R. FOR SALE?Improved Farm Lan ? almost any size, both improved at unimproved farms; in Chesterfiel Marlboro, Dillon and Darlingt* Counties; at bargains. M. B. Smith, Cheraw, S. REWARD?In April over $10().( worth of lumber was stolen fro David's Grove Baptist Church. R ward will be paid for recovery same and evidence for convictio 2t-p-2I Deacons of the Chur TAX SALES Under and by virtue of authori contained in certain taxy executio issued by J. A- Welsh, county trea urer, for the year 1918, and direct* to me, I will offer the following re estate: Onj lot in the town of Jeffers* known. as It. K. Kirkley lot. 72 acres of land and 14 lots ai 4 buildings in Jefferson school di trict, known as .John Miller land. 39 acres of land in Jeffers* school district, known as Mrs. M. ] Gaincy land. 109 acres and 1 building in Jeffc son school district, known as# Ma Denby land, e- (?0 acres of land in Jefferson schc district known as J. C. Penland lan 's taxes due for 1918 and 1919. 19 acres of land in Friendsh school district, known as Alice Hur ley land. pt. acres of land in Shiloh scho district, known as John Lane lan taxes due for 19IK and 1919. acres and 2 buildings, known le James J. Lane land, taxes due f 1C 1918 and 1919. 4 9-14 acres and 1 building in Ce 3r terpoinl school district, known Eli/.a Hancock land. G8 acres of land and 2 buildings t Vaughn School District, known as W. (laddy land. 3d acres of land and 1 building = Vaughn scsool district, known as V A. Adams land. tAl! of which I will sell for cash the highest bidder before the Cou House door, in Chesterfield, hetwe< )r the legal hours of sale, on the fir Monday in June, the same being tl A fHL -1 P * * 'V/ /hi uuy cii June, inzii. I). P. DOUGLASS, Sheirff. $100 Reward, $100 Ths readers of this paper will 1 pleased to learn that there Is at le&i one dreaded disease that science hi been able to cure In all Its stages ar that Is catarrh. Catarrh being greatl Influenced by constitutional conditio! requires constitutional treatment. Hall Catarrh Medicine la taken Internally ar acts thru the Mood on the Mucous So [ - faces of the System thereby destroy In the foundation of the disease, giving tl patient strength hy hiilldlng up thW cot stltuilon and assist ing nature In doing li WOrk. The proprietors have so muc faith In the curative power or Hall Catarrh Medicine that they offer Or t Hundred Dollars for any case that It fai to curs. Send for list of testimonials. Address F. J. CHKNBY 4k CO., Tolsd 1 Ohio. Sold br ?U Druggtoo, no. _ ' 2 THOUSANDS of country?and many ri ght J have learned from pleasan I a get honest values every ti e-' Weyenber for Sei b- All Wyenberg Sh< ic comfort and they perfor need not he "broke in. ready to wear at the fac >n J Z able from the start. n. We have an assortme: hoys, so come in and I r! Chesterfield Dr a r f. IS, STATEMENT OF THE L THE FARMEF _ Located at Chesterfield, S. C., at the cl Resource* "? Loans and discounts ....$.'1:1,089.39 Cn Overdrafts 581.44 Su Liberty Bonds 27,050.00 In< Furniture and fixtures .. '1,400.07 si Other real estate owned . 3,413.30 c Due from banks Tii ^ and bankers 22.11 of s Currency 9.00 Silver and other Ri] minor coin 33.00 j Checks and cash items . . 0,384.59 m< _ Expense 4,233.47 < j. Personal property 459.75 J ifj* Thrift Stamps 12.50 jjj TOTAL $70,748.08 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, C. COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD. )0 Before me came J. B. Streater, Preside m bcinfj duly sworn, says that the above an e_ condition of said bank, as shown by the of n Sworn to and subscribed before me this L.^ Correct Attest: J. B. Streater, T. D. Huntley, Directors. ty ' ns 3 WHY SOUTH SHOULD ST PALI ry A man may be known by the enom >ol Hon. A. Mitchell Palmer, Attorney candidate for the Democratic Nominatioi of the following: ? ^ Reds, Profiteers, Hoarders, Packers, 1 " actionary Republicans. Why? |(j Because as Alien Property Custodial it to help America win the war; because Bolshevist, Communist and I. W. W. ba( or Because he is prosecuting those whi able profits from the consumers of the c n_ Because he is arresting the hoarder as inj; the sale of the commodities they are Because he forced the five bifr p?<*k? j? limits their activities to the production n vents them from monopolizing unrelatd Because he acted in behalf of ail jn leaders who souffht to prevent the prcdi tr ! onrlu ntrnrinm nnt it*o nnKlm y t *- v?ivi? v j/uwuv vv imi vuil Because ho opposes the stand-patist tu and honest politics. rt Mitchell Palmer is 100 per cent. A .n crat; therefore South Carolina should s at car-didacy for President. c iu * .1 : l . .t ? .. It1 j v? ntviaiuio iivwiiiK wnat me mik Ka has dona, writ# C. C. Carlin, Chsirmai * mittee, SOS Munsey Building, Washingtoi JH- I 1ULJH LLJJ J.X.".'_!_LJ= : E. MAE EDC 5 OPTOME Id ' Jjj I Office in Peoples' Bank. Prepi ? glasses by the most up-to-date an ? guaranteed. Not here for a day J* manently. :J EYES EX lliMtft lii i liVnTir Tl'Vidn'ififk It ^ men all over the here in Chesterfield it experience that they me they buy g Shoes vice oes are designed for m their part. They They are made :tory and are comfortnt for men and look them over. Y Goods Co. CONDITION OF LS BANK ose of business May 4th, 1920. Liabilities pital slock paid in 7,7.r?0.00 rjdus fund 2,.100.00 dividual deposits abject to heck $26,116.54 me certificates deposit . . . 175.00 $26,291.54 lis payable, including certificates for >ncy borrowed 40,207.14 TOTAL $76,748.68 nt of the above-named bank, who, d forofcoins: statement is a true i books of said bank. J. B. STREATER, President 11th day of May, 1920. B. J. Douglass, Notary Public CAROLINA AND FOR MER ? ies he makes. General of the United States and n for President, has made enemies Radical Labor Agitators and Re1 he took enemy property and used he is driving the Alien-Anarchistrk to Russia; o seek unwarranted and unre-isonountry; s and he is bringing out and foreholding for higher prices; ers to accept a court decree which ind distribution of meats, and prelines of industr.y the people against radical (labor action of coul in nii<l-winter, thus ion and cold. Republicans and fights for clean nicrican anil JOO'por cent. Di-motand for Mitchell Palmer and hi.* >rney General tltndi for end what n Palmer Primary Campaign Comit D. C. -_i~ u worsts ga 3EWORTH TRIST ired to examine eye* and fit d scientific method*. Work or a week, but located perMINED