Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Rhode Island Reds ? Eggs at $2.50, $3.00 and $4.00 per setting of 15. Also a few good cokerels at $4.00, $5.00 and $7.50 each. Get the good kind. , - A J. W. HANNA i WkSL PROVED EFFECTIVE BYA^9H K3 1 FIFTY YEARS TRIAL l^( ' \ The most widely used remedy Id (he jKl: l[ j <rorld to overcome the stagnating jk^V p effects of catarrh. Catarrh la tREST silent and insidious in its _ J every household and CATMM hovers like a peats- ABB fiATAMHMR ^where. w' CwmimW ll atrikea at the root of ca^Sfl\J/j JS\ tarrhal troubles by stimulating ffTr^K^vi ^BlrfBv the digestion. enriching the blood. 8^.>^VXi?rV toning up the nnrvoua sysletn and IP''''tT soothing the raw and laflaaacd mucous Vjfl^r membranes. Pe-ru na acta every organ to fly" ^ VKUIjA working properly and gives strength, vigor and pep to the whole body. ^Try it and Ilka IV .4C ,?r nt mhm. learn what it area na to be well. At the Strand Friday Fatty Arbuckle ?IN? Brewster's Millions School Children's Mattinee 3:30 P. M. Admission Mattinee 10-25c Night 25-35c = 1 iWE ARE F TO DO JOB PR Of All WE PRINT ON SH Letter Heads, Env Statements, Pack Heads, Visiting Cards, Legal Blanl Including all Forn neys, County am WORK DELIVER The Ad Chesterfield, - --WE PRINT FOR PAF L???i? 11 w i.I . 11 liMlHBaaaiMHHaHMWi LOCAL ITEMS N Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Scott, of Aw- " barn, N. Y., aro visitifcg at tha home of Mr. and Ua. W. D. Craig. Mr. King Moore spent last weekend with his parents at Spartanburg, f* Mrs. E. T. White and daughter, Ethel, spent a few days last week in Cheraw with Mrs. Ben Davis. p W? Uw jut wnlnj lw* |r?M e# Diamond DyM that I wiU nII at the . right prices. ^ * D. H. La?sy. 01 Mr. and Mrs. T. C Melton visited relatives this week at St. George, S. w C- A di Mrs. A. W. Hursey and Mrs. A. t< C. Douglass spent some time in Char- gx lotte this week ai Mrs. Janie Griggs, of Mayadon, N. C., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Meg- f, gie Perkins. r, American Beauty Leasee Seeps, g 50 ceets the harreL W.Ohndy Lucas. lj Loo? A play, "Son John," will be given in the Ruby School auditorium, Friday evening,March 11 at 8:80 o'clock, a (If weather permits.) Admission 25 J. and 15 cente. Proceeds for school. I aas making regular meralag trips te Wades bo ro. $2.00 per passenger, ltp S?ith Ellis. I Mrs. D. H. Laney entertained the U. j D. C.'s last Tuesday afternoon t The ladies of the Baptist are hold- < ing a week of prayer this week. Ser- ? vices at the church every afternoon at A o'clock. Remember that the town Registra- , tion Books are open at the Clerk's of- i fice. ( The grocery store of W. Aady Luces has moTsd to Meia street opposite j the Baptist Church I Fiae seed Irish Potatoes, 5Sc. the peck. W. Andy Lucas. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Redfearn received news Monday that Mr. Shep- ^ pard, Mrs. Redfearn's father was crit- . left to see him Monday night. He is ically ill. Both Mr. and Mrs. Redfearn still very sick. One of our friends asks the ques- > tion, "What good does it do to race the 1 streets, firing pistols when the roof ' of the burning building is falling in?"| . We don't know. Many friends of Mr. R. T. Caston were glad to see him in town Tuesday. He was recently re-elected as a i member of the Board of Trustees of 1 the Cheraw Graded School. When he ' serves out his present term, he will 1 have served for twenty years on the 1 board. Business must be picking up?we 1 notice more drummers in town than * usual. Freeh caudia# at W. A*dy Lucas*. I 'REPAF YOUR iNTir Kinds ORT MOTIPF *m* * a "? 'v^ a a *?* ? elopes, Billheads. ;et Heads, Note Cards, Business cs of All Kindsis Used by Attor3 Court Officials ED PROMPTLY South Cai ?TICULAR PEOP ECHO KlLL#p NEAR PAOELAND Jude Fundasltarg, colored, shot and Had a imylmo near P%geland E at Monday. a There had Jbtcn a fight soma time to between^tSa two negroes, so the ? ory goes, 1^ Which Funderburk had ^ ?en shot by^ Jthegara. On Monday Pufcderburk made com taint to Rsyinond Rogers, Magis ate's Constable, about SMgtn hav- , iff a pistol atfd Sr. Rogers decided j ? secure thg Weapon in the interest f peace. { They met, Afeegars on the road and t hen th^ constable told him his mis- ( on, Seegarsi .it is said attempted to j rive past. Tlat constable then attemp;d to seisf Seegars and a scuffle en- ^ led in vljld the negro was gaining ( dvantage of the constable. I Rogers |h4n called to Funderburk t>r help, fijb drew the constable's svolver his pocket and shot eegars, killing him almost instant- _ < HANCOCK?AO AM 9 1 Married February 2d, Mr. Earl Adms and; MiSs Minnie Hancock^. Rev. . D. Purvis officiating. ~~~ ~ Ml, ypte?I am a mtmfdaa. I.' dee redMHr est (be pipe organ. Mb. vjpprettwr?Tb?t so? I wish |J roo cd^rphiil my m. B? pisr? l he modgi''Wgan tt? Tftodevtil*. Ton j wgaatam Wight b? iblt to Mf sach niiwi yiiwiifcii atatmWarMty Pana Worldly feme te but a breath ?f ' *tn4 that blows now thte way, and tow tbdt,Y and changes name aa It "hauges direction.?Dante. , Pa the 'lb. -at? undertaker that paya >ut ll^W aHaotlon to the living, but *dlMt*? SNa *ea d. furntabea out their tanerita1|toi! follawa them to the grave. ] -CoHon. - 1 i i ? Poms. i Fa as a, Kkb the river, Is narrowest rherO Iflibred, and broadest afar off. . -Devanabt. ' ' Tbiay That Deny. They that deny a God destroy roan's lobtilty, far certainly man Is ef kin i to the befcats by his body, and. If ha >a not of kin to God by bis spirit, he is a baa# and Igndbla creature.? Bacon. The Kingdom ef Ood. The kingdom ef God Is not a bootless sat up In rivalry with worldly business, bnt a divine law regutaUhg mm) a dtetne temper pervading the purinlta of worldly baalnaaa.?Doctor MarBasso. v V PALMAFESTA Palmetto State Featieal ~oiumbiA, March 2S to April 2. ^MM i 1ED .4 *G I > > } i ; j * I i p ir rolina LE? RUBY ROUTE S Some of the farmers In thia comnunity are preparing their land for nother crop. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wadsworth pent Sunday at the home of Mr. B. C Vadsworth Mrs. J. P. Melton visited her daugher, Mrs. N. C. Jones Sunday. Misses Bessie and "Gertrude Sutton vere the Sunday guests of Misses Jamie and Flsie Wadsworth. Miss Elizabeth Hallis, who is teachng in the Bear Creelc school, spent he week-end on this route, the guest >f her mother, Mrs. G. T. Hallie, who s principal of White Oak school. Mr. Stene Rati iff of Cheraw anent he week-end on this route, the guest >f hs parents, Mr. and Mrs. John RatIff. Mr. B. C. Wadsworth's new store is tearing completion. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Douglass and (r. and Mrs. V. B. Waddell spent Sunlay in the Bear Creek section at the >orae of Mr James Allen. VAUGHAN ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Stroud spent ? Sunday in McFarlan, N. C., the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stroud and Mr. ?nd Mrs. S. F Stroud Misses Annie Belle and Fannie Short spent a part of the week-end iere, the guest of Miss Caralee Stroud Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Burr visited in this section Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Paul Hubert, of Cheraw spent Saturday in our community with friends. Mr. Jake Weaver, of Bennettsville, spent Saturday here with his old friend, J. P. Melton. , The Vaughan school rendered a fine program last Friday in honor of I George Washington's birthday. Miss Otis Griggs and Mr. E. L. Huneycutt, ' the faithful teachers, should be con- j gratulated in the way the children rendered their little speeches. Mrs. ' Huneycutt rendered some fine music. Mr. and Mrs R. A. Melton spent i Sunday night in the Hornsboro section, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. ^ Melton. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Vaughan, of Wadesboro Sunday. We are glad to say that the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell, that had his leg broken a few weeks ago is doing nicely. The Ladies' Missionary Society will meet at David's Grove Church, Thursday, March 3. FOR SALE?Nos. 1, 2 and X Shingles cut from round timber, yellow long-1 leaf pine. D. F. Douglass, Chesterfield, R 4. ltp ORDER FOR SPECIAL ELECTION 1 State of South Carolina, County of Chesterfield, ' Town of Chesterfield, WHEREAS, it is provided by the ' laws of the State of South Carolina that it shall be the duty of the Muni- ' cipal Authorities of any incorporate city or town of this state upon a pe- ^ tition of the majority of the freeholders of the said city or town, as shown ' by the tax books of said city or town, < to order a special election in said city < or town for the purpose of issuing 1 bonds, for any corporate purpose set forth in said petition. ] AND WHEREAS, a petition has \ been filed with the Town Council of , the town of Chesterfield, S. C., signed , by a majority of the freeholders of j \ said town, as shown by the tax , books of said town, requesting the | \ Town Council of the town of Chester- , field, S. C., to order an election there- \ in submitting the question of issuing ] bonds to the amount of thirty thou- j sand ($30,000,000) dollars for the purpose of constructing a Sewer Sya- | tern for said town of Chesterfield. \ NOW, THEREFORE, Be it resolved by the Town Council of the town < of Chesterfield, iri Council Assembled 1 and by the authority of the samf that \ a special election be, and the same is i herby or.Noed, in the townof Chester- \ field, to be held on the fifth day of ] April, 1921, according to the laws of th State of South Carolina respecting < said election, at which election the { registered qualified electors of the \ town of Chesterfield, S. C., shall be entitled to vote for the question or , issue, "Shall the town of Chesterfield, S. C., issue coupon bonds to the , amount of thirty thousand ($30,000.00) dollars, bearing interest at a rate not to exceed six per cent, per annum, payable in any legal tender , money of the United States forty j years after date, with the privilege of i redemption after twenty years from ^ date, the proceeds of sale of said , bonds to be applied to the construe- j tion of a Sewer System for the said ( town," "Yes" or "No." i The said special election shall be | held in the Grand Jury room of the /.....i 1- U ^ - tu?i v uuuse in me tuuu town oi line#- , terfield and the polls shall be open at , eights o'clock in the forenoon and 1 closed at four o'clock in the after- ; noon. That at the said special election A. W. Hursey, T. E. White and I. J. Davis, Jr., shall act as Managers. That l the said Managers shall give due notice of the Bald election as required by law. L. H. Trotti, Mayor of town of Chesterfield. Ira C. Redfearn, M. 8. Watson, C. C. Douglass and S. M. Jackson, Wardens of the town of Chesterfield. Done and ratified by the Town ] Council of the town of Chesterfield, , 8. C., this March 1, 1921. In pursuance of above Resolution, uraiiiAnt* Aha oratri thertto contain-1 id wi will hold Iki said miriil ilio* i ^ w~ t ? w |rt Hardw Furniti (arming Going At Greatly F Farmers Hardwa Hay G rain Feed Ai We are now doing business in a wa itand, where new goods^are arrivi prices?and more cars on the way. find us doing business on the same luick sales at close pricesFarmers Mercan WE HAV Do not forget that we have a large ar kinds of Belting, Pipe, Valves, Fittings and Hangers, Bolts, Nuts, atid Washers need in the way of Machinery Supplies COLUMBIA m 823 Wast Garvais St., tion in the Grand Jury room of the ter :ourt house, Chesterfield, S. C., on the fifth day of April, 1921. do A. W. Hursey, T. E. White and I. sai< 1. Davis, Jr, ' anagers of Special Election for be Sewerage System Bonds. con Dated at Chesterfield, S. C., this ter March 1, 1921. at ClO! ORDER FOR SPECIAL ELECTION no< State of South Carolina, Am.. County of Chesterfield, 11 the Town of Chesterfield, tWHEREAS, it is provided by the laws of the State of South Carolina j that it shall be the duty of the Muni- ^-,o| cipal Authorities of any incorporated g city or town of th^ state upon a petition of the majority of the freeholders of the said city or town, as shown by j the tax books of said city or town, to ^ order a special election in said city or town for the purpose of issuing bonds, j for any corporate purpose set forth .. in said petition. AND WHEREAS, A petition has been filed with the Town Council of ^ the town of Chesterfield, S.C., signed by a majority of the freeholders of the said town as shown by the tax _ books of the paid town, requesting ^ he Town Council of the town of Chesterfield, S. C., to order an election therein, submitting the question of issuing bonds to the amount of fifty , thousand ($50,000.00) dollars for the ?,C purpose of constructing a waterworks system for the said town of Chester- . Held. d*: NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolvsd by the Town Council of the town of , Chesterfield, S. C., in Council As- ^ Bembled and by the authority of the same that a special election be, and the same is hereby ordered, in Die town of Chesterfield, S. C., to be held C.?* on the fifth day of April 1921, accord- e e Ing to the laws of the State of South Carolina respecting said election, at vhich election the registered, qualified ^ \ ftlp.pt.nra nf flip oAiH tnu/n rknof/** field shall be entitled to vote on the question or issue, "Shall the town of enj Chesterfield, S. C., issue coupon ^ txrnds to the amount of fifty thousand ' ($50,000.00) dollars, bearing inter.- j est at a rate not to exceed six per Ud cent, per annum, payable in any legal the tender money of the United States era forty years after date, with the privi- ty lege of redemption after twenty years fro from date, the proceeds of the sale of 0f bonds to be applied to the con- ^ struction of a Waterworks System c?i for the said town, "Yes" or "No." Cai That F. M. Cannon, Supervisor of COi Registration of the said town of Ches- trl terfield is hereby directed to open the ja t D?:-a?u? i * wwita vi neginirauvii vweniy atyt bui prior to said election, to wit on the flftee nth day of March 1921 and to by keep them open for a period of ten days in the Clerk of Court's office for Chesterfield County, in the mid town of Chesterfield, from eiffht o'clock in the forenoon until fot^r o'clock in the ^ V > fare, ' 4 lire, T 1 loois deduced Prices ire Company And rriving Daily rehouse just back of our old ing by the carload?at new Come to see us. You will old scale?Large purchases, tile Company iTm id well assorted stock of all , Iron, Steel, Shafting, Pulleys, and anything else you may at present Low Prices. Try us. PPLY CO. Columkin. S C _ I ing the qualified electors of the i town of Chesterfield and that he give due notice of the opening of i Books of Registration, rhat the said special election shall held in the Grand Jury room of the irt house, in the said town of Chesfield, and the polls sliall be open eight o'clock in the forenoon and Bed at four o'clock in the after>n. That at said special election ^ W. Hursey, T. E. White and I. J. vis, Jr., shall act as Managers. That said Managers shall give due noi of said election as required by r. Done and ratified by the Town uncil of the Town of Chesterfield, C., this March 1st, 1921. L. H. Trotti, Mayor of Town of Chesterfield. Ira C. Redfearn, M. S.Watson, C. Douglass and S. M. Jackson, trdens of the Town of Chesterfield. In pursuance of the direction conned in the above ordinance 1 will tn Books of Registration twenty /s prior to the special election rein ordered. The said books will opened on the fifteenth day of xch, 1921, in the Clerk of Court's ce for Chesterfield County, in the d town of Chesterfield for the pur,e of registering names of the qualii electors of the said town. The d books will be opened from eight lock in the afternoon. The books lock in the forenoon. The books 1 remain open for a period of ten VB. March 1, 1921. F. M. Cannon, Supervisor of Registration for the vn of Chesterfield, S. C. In pursuance of the above resoluns, ordinances and orders therein gained we will hold said special ction in the Grand Jury room of the irt house, in said "town of Chesterd, on the fifth day of April 1921. W. Hursey, T. E. White and I. J. vis, Jr., Managers Special Election for Watirorks Bonds. [)ated at Chesterfield, S. C., march 1921. Ml citizens of Chesterfield,* both ies and man. who wish to v0to upon question of Waterworks ard Sew go should obtain a State and CounRegistration Certificate at once m Mr. B. J. Douglass, Supervisor Registration. Voters will have to re State and County Registration rtificates and a Town Reeiatration rtificate ti wall. Mr. Douglass Hai iMntcd to register all citiaesis who i eligible and who apply at ku office the rear of tko Bank of CbaitarfaM Ming Friday, March 4. Tho Towa >ks of Registration will bo op awed Registrar F. M. Canaoa March IS. IPLETS IN VAUCHAN SECTION rhe wife of Alfred Harris, colored, ng in the Vanghan section, preset* ^him with one aet of triplet* thii