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The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1915-10-21
For Sale.

A pair of good home-raised
mare mules. = and 3 years old.
Weight $50 and 1850 each.
l.. B. Davis,
Chesterfield, r. No. 2.
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Notice..

Owing to cancellation of
contract by the other party the
high dive as advertised for the
County Fair will not take place.
Therefore the Fair Association
takes this method of withdraw
Ing their advertisement in so far
as the high dive for the Fair is
concerned.
However, the aeroplane flights
and all other attractions adver-
tised for the County Fair will
take place. The aeroplane flights
will be made on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of the Fair ;
at least one and, perhaps two
flights q day will be n.
@. l. HUN i,
Secretary
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Notice of Court.

Cour. of Common Pleas will
convene on Monday, October
25th, 1915.
Jurors and witnesses take no.
tice. Jurors need not attend
until Wednesday 9th, 1915.
Grand Jurors need not attend.
|. L. Mangum.
Clerk of Court.
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Notice.,

We the undersigned do hereby
forbid any person or persons
hunting on our land or lands
controlled by us. \
Joel Melton, b. @. Wades-
worth, j p. Melton, w. Fl. Gas
kins, j. O. Brigman, H. w. Nc
Farland, n. G. Jones, J. II.
Deese, and j. {, Douglass, B. r.
Rivers, Charley Jones, Daniel
Douglass. 2t
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Personal items Of 4oeul interest

The merchants of the town
state that last Saturday was
splendid day collections were
good and the cash business was
fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Cannon
who have been visiting the lat
ter's parents, DIR. and Mrs. T. E.
Lucas, returned to their home at
Hamlet, N. c., Monday.
GMr. V. j. Horton, of Chester
field county, and Miss Hattie
Dunn, of Bethune, were mar
ried last Sunday afternoon, Mr..
James w. Knight performing
, the ceremony at his home.
Mr.. Edward Furr and Miss Lu-
Ia Howard, both of Anson coun-
ty, N. O., were married Monday
morning in the court house,
Judge M. j. Hough officiating.
Misses Violet Welsh and Nan
Laney have gone to Colum bia to
attend the Mlller-Jameson we'd
ding, which is to take place in
the parlors of Chlcora College
for women.
Next week the Court of Com
mon Pleas will be in session and
the latch string of The Adver-
ltiser will hang on the ontside.
Don't forget your county paper.
If your subscription is due, the
money is needed.
DR.. H. Smith, eye specialist,
will be- in Cheraw with the
Grown Jewelry Co. on Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday, Nov.
I'd, Sd and 4th. If you need
glasses or have trouble with
your eyes call and see him.
The banks of the town all re-
port business conditions a great
deal better than last Fall. The
farmers are paying their debts
and u large number Of them are
leaving some money to their
credit for checking purposes.
The Chesterfield Baptist AS
sociation will meet with the
Cross Roads church today. A
number of the leading men of
the denomination in South Caro-
lima are expected to attend the
meeting.
Little Margaret Trotti enter
tanned quite a mum ber of her lit
Tie friends at birthday party last
Monday afternoon. Ice cream
and cake were served and jol-
ly time was had by all those
present.
The sack of flour that was
given away by the Amuse-U
Theatre last Saturday night was
won by Eddie Abbot. Another
prize will be gwen away next
Saturday night. Be on hand to
see the fun.
Mr.. and Mrs. and Eugene My
ers, of Wadesboro, were in town
Sunday, visiting the latter's par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Swim.
ME. Miss Wilma Swinnie re-
turned with them t. Wadesboro
for visit.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Hanna
Forded to Cheraw Monday.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Hanna
Forded to Cheraw Monday.
Mr.. E. r. Knight, former
County Supervisor, was In town
Monday.
Mr.. L. L. Lucas of Charlotte,
N. G., is visiting his father DR..
7. E. Lucas.
Messrs. j. l.. Craig and j. G.
Rogers. of Cheraw, motored to
Chesterfield Sunday.
Mrs. w. d. Craig and Mrs. G,
l.. Hunley spent Wednesday in
Cheraw and Montrose.
Mr.. G. l.. Hunley goes to
Greenwood today looking after
the interests of the County Fair.
You can see signs Of business
activity every time you look up
and down the sti ieets cf Chester
field.
See me before selling your
hides and beeswax.
ID. II. Laney.
Mr.. John q. Jones, formerly of
the Teal Jones Company was in
town Sunday sporting a hand
some Ford.
The mems bible class, of st.
Paups Methodist church, will go
to Brooks Mill next Sunday to
organize a Sunday school class.
Fair Week Post Cards and
| Banners at
Laney's Pharmacy.
The expert accountants, Mr..
j. S. Bishop in charge, are pro.
ceeding nicely with their work
Of auditing the books of the
county.
Messrs. Fl. Cain and J. l. Cain.
depot agents at Paxville and
Silver, respectfully. came up and
lspent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
!, f. NJ. Cannon.
Don't forget the movies on
Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day nights. They are interest
ing, educating and amusing
Mr.. John f. Mills and Miss
Ida Outen, both of Pageland,
were married last Sunday morn
ing, Rev. II. w. Catoe ofllciat.
ing.
DR.. ii. Smith, Ey Sight Spec
ialist, will be at chesterfield 8
days from Thursday, October
21st till Tuesday, October Goth.
Be sure you see HIM if you have
trouble with your eyes and need
glasses.
The County Commissioners
have supplied the poor farm with
colored nurse in accordance
with the recommendation of the
Grand Jury.
, Comptroller General of South
Carolina, Carlton Sawyer. was iE
town one day last week making
settlement with the County
Treasurer.
The Presbyterian Synod of
South Carolina is in session at
Rock Hill this week. Messrs
b. j. Douglass and ID. c.. Smith
are the delegates from the Ches-
terfield charges, and they, to-
gether with the pastor Rev. j.
K. Millard, will attend the meet
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Estate Notice

All persons holding claims
against the estate of Elijah N.
Redfearn, deceased, will present
same duly verified and all per.
sons indie bted to said estate will
please make payment to the TN.
dersigned.
A. M. Redfearn.
Il. I. Redfearn.
Executors
of
Estate.
Sept. 9th, 1915.
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congested that unless some
means is found to clear it up,
some cases in court will be COM
PEELED to wait two years or more
for trial. A special session or
two would help some.
MIR. Emsley Armfeld who re-
Gently went to Baltimore suffer
ing from appendicitis, was oper-
ated on Saturday morning at
johns Hopkins. According to
a telegram received Monday
morning, he is reported to be
improving.
There will be called meeting
of the Junior Order Thursday
night, October 28th. All mem.
bers are requested to be present.
Some good speaking is expected
on that occasion. Visiting breth-
)ren are welcome.
Some very fine hunting and
fishing was enjoyed last week by
Messrs. d. III. Laney, Shaw Nee
han, Therman White and Carl
Gulledge. Within 6 hours the
party bagged 33 squirrels and
SO fish.
The changing is doing some
excellent and long needed work
on the road between Chesterfield
and Cheraw. Steel bridges are
to be placed over Abrams creek
iand Robinson's branch and
concrete culvert is to be built at
the foot of Graveyard Hill.
Mr.. Jim Rodgers, the promis-
ing young ball player, formerly
of Chesterfield, but now of Che
raw. has been awarded free
scholarship to Clinton in return
for his services to Clinton's ball
team.
Rev. J. L.. Tyler the pastor
will preach at st. Paul church
next Sunday morning at II
O'Clock, and in the evening at
s 80 O'Clock. Sunday school will
begin promptly at 10 O'Clock.
According to announcement in
the Colum bia State, Miss Bertha
West, Of Chesterfield. who is II
member of the graduating class
of Coker College, has been cleo
ted class president and also pres.
ident of the literary society Of
which she is mem Der.
Messrs. Joe Oulberson and Ben
Gulledge made trip to George
town last Saturday, from which
place they had very successful
days hunting on Monday. They
caught plenty of fish, killed some
ducks, and last but hardly least,
they bagged deer. The editor
hasn't seen any venison STEAK,
Of which he is very fond, but he
bell yes they got the deer.
Mcleod. deputy internal reve-
nue. collector, with Headquarters
in Columbia was in town Mon.
day this week. AS result of
his visit it is said that some peo-
pie here-a- bouts are not sleeping
as soundly as they did before he
came. Mr.. Mcleod is looking
up those people who have failed
to make returns on their earn
ings, especially from corpora
tlons.
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Hunting Prohibited.

Notice Is hereby given that all
hunting is prohibited on the
property of the following owners {:
Erwin Oliver, Jas NJ. Sellers.
I. j. Sellers, j. A. Oliver, r. s.
Sellers, Mrs. II. ID. Rivers, J.
f.. Oliver. % 30
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Will Exchange

l will give iii exchange for the
song "Romish Lady" a beauti-
full Christmas Carol and Juan
ita." Explanatory notes de-
sired. T. II. Jenkins, Chester
field, Route /.
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Land Posted

All trespassing ia forbidden
on the lands of l.. B. and Carroll
w. Davis. 3t 33
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Notice Of Application for
DISCHARGE.

On the 9th day of Novem Der,
next we will offer our return
and apply to the Probate Court
of Chesterfield County for dis
charge as Administrators of Es-
tate of j. c. ( Adams, Sr.
J. @. Adams,
q. w. Adams,
Administrators.
Oct. 1at, 1915.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-07

Diminishing the cab. De Vau1
watches and loiters till late. He sees
against window shade of Milady
Stanley's chamber the sllhouetted re-
Election of bis noble lord. the earl.
clasping the diamond FROM the sky
around the shapely thrOat of the Coun-
tess OF Stanley!
The next day the earl and his lady
are up early. attlring theDa Ives in
their coronation robes. for the crush
will be great. ard they must be in their
state coach to the abbey in due time.
Lawyer Smythe in his Gothic cham.
Der in the old house Is not happy. He
has received his congo from the noble
earl. my lord Blair. and. besides. he
has not heard from Blake. the Rich
mond detective.
II long in my soul" muses. the &C.
centric lawyer. ito have his lordship
arrested in the very doorway of the
abbey and dragged TO Newgate in fet-
tiers, Though that would make the
dead and gone earls Of Stanley turn
in their stately graves"
AS If in answer to his wishes fun
key taps at his chamber door and an.
nounces that the postman Is below
with n registered package for him:
and, taking his hat, without which he
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-07
The Flash of
An Emerald
Robert Warwick In a Powerful Melo.
drama at the Oak Theater
This Week

World Film Corporation presents
the five part photoplay The Flash
Of an Emerald" based upon well
known magazine story of the same
name.
Robert Warwick adds a new CHAR
acter to his repertoire, that of a pol
ished and INSCRIPTIONS man OF af-
fairs who stops at nothing to gain his
ends. First of all, Lucius distin-
cuisines himself as a safe robber and
then seeing an enormously valuable
emerald in the possession of an e.
DERBY lady, teals into her hotel,
chloroforms ner, her maid and child,
and secures the emerald.
Later on he grows careless in his
success. He falls in love with
girl to whom he presents the emer-
aid. The girl is the daughter of
the woman whom ne robbed of the
emerald.
This faux pas leads to his undoing
and there is nothing left for a vii
lain of his type but suicide.
A charming love story runs thru
the photoplay which mas the advan-
tage of beautiful settings and clever
direction at the hands of Albert
Capellani
The Flash of An Emerald" will
be shown at the Oak theater on Wed
nesday and Thursday, December 8
and 9.
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from n great rock pinnacle they sit
embraced and watch the moon, like
shield of silver on the wall Of heaven,
hang over the dim vale below.
On such a night the dapper Count de
yaux, once "knave OF clubs of the dia.
mond pack" sits In his bachelor cham
bers In London and reads again the
coronation story that tells that ON the
morrow George V. and Queen Mary
shall be crowned with pomp In West.
minister Abbey.
He reads that Blair. earl OF Stanley.
and his countess, who was Vivian
Marston, viii he among the privileged
high born present.
The American earl. so gays the Lon.
don newspaper, viii wear the famous
Virginia jewel, the diamond from the
sky, which. according to family tradi.
tlon, vas found In fallen meteor by n
colonial ancestor
1.-THE Earl and Countess Of Stanley
nra residing In London NJ Stanley
House, Mayfair" concludes the article
And the dapper De vaux lays aside
the paper and goes out. He takes a
cab ana rides to the neighborhoOd OF
Stanley House, Mayfair. II fronts
Regents park and Is n detached old
edilice Of Tudor architecture.
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never stirs outdoors. Smythe descends
to the portals Of Stanley house
Called to my lady's boudoir as he
passes in the corridor. the lackey in
forms the questioning lord of the reg
istered mail package for Smythe.
Fearful of some bitter disappoint-
ment. fearful OF his criminal past In
America, Blair. earl of Stanley. leav.
Ing the lackey TO do some service for
the Countess Vivian at her firing hur-
ries down In the great Gothic stairway
to intercept any Ill omened message
that may have come from America to
Smythe.
q On his breast there CLEANS the dia-
mond from the sky that the American
earl would wear into his carbon. as
the ancestral finder had decreed.
The flunkeys usually lettering in the
hall have been drawn by curiosity TO
follow the family lawyer our. TO the
mail man waiting with receipt book
and the registered package
AS Blair ninth earl of Stanley. reach.
es the last landing of the Gothic stair.
way the armor OF Sir Godfrey Stan!
ley of Aglncourt is behind him. Then
the mailed arm is silently uplifted and
then 1t descends. bringing the battle
mace 1t holds down with crushing
force upon the yet uncoroneted head
Of the American earl.
Down the stricken man falls head
long. The Gathering figure In armor
treads down the steps and bends over
the crumpled. bleeding figure In the
robes OF an earl and from the ermined
breast of the PROSTATE Blair mailed
hand draws away the diamond from
the sky!
[To BE CONTINUED
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Continued from Page Seven

his Richmond agency the next day
Blake smiled to himself us he said:
"lyulr Stanley. you destroyed one set
of proofs. when you struck down Ha.
gar aud wrested them from her Ar.
thur destroyed the set took to him,
but Tom Blake had the originals"
Then he sighed and gazed at pOr.
trait of HGgar that hung upon the
wall of his sanctum The picture was
inscribed from Hagar TO Blake. The
eyes of the portrait seemed living ones
in the earnest gaze of the detective
You are dead" he said. but your
spirit lives. | know. whatever was the
wish of your stcadfast heart that
thing shall be accomplished. and per.
hups | yet shall be the instrument of
IT,"
He spoke prophetlcally. In far away
London the sincerely faithful lawyer
Smythe writled In secret protest at
the title having come TO Blair and
Vivian while the two dine and make
merry In London's famous restaurants.
Smythe had seen Blair take his seat
In the house of lords, and no word
came from Blake. although he had Gu.
bled the Richmond detective to send
proofs of Blairs guilt and secure II
requisition.
Blake now went to this latter task.
But, influential as he was, he found
the Virginia jurists were aversc to
moving In the matter. After long de-
lay he secured with all the secrecy
possible warrant for Blair and II
requisitlon to return him to America.
and this he sent to Smythe.
Meanwhile in the fastncss of the
Blue Ridge there is royal wedding.
the nuptlals of royalty In Romany
King Arthur marries Queen Esther
and gypsies from all over the land
have gathered for the event. There is
n maypole, and there is music. and
there are garlands.
The vans are garlanded: the little
children strew flowers and the elder
gypsies bear branches of blossoms TO
form a flower archway for the royal
young couple. The goats and horses
are garlanded. Quabba wears gar
land and big bridal favor and leads
the gypsy musicians, who play all the
while the merry Romany wedding
strains.
Clarence. the monkey, has wedding
favor and wears garland and is
made TO beat the triangle. though. in
sooth, Clarence is cynlcally Indifferent.
being bachelor by instinct
And so the maypole ribbons are
twined, and so the wedding dance
goes on, and so at sunset the royal
pair, King Arthur and Queen Esther,
jump over the gypsy broomstick held
by Quabba-and so they are married.
But because Esther IL Stanley of
the blood a minister. Is brought from
Richmond to marry them In the con.
ventional manner also. And the min.
lister comes and goes and wonders.
Then the happy, dancing gypsics
light them to the royal van with fam
beaux and return TO dance and drink
and sing beneath the moonlight by the
maypole.
But the royal pair steal away unseen
and Chamber up the sheer hillside. and
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-07

VIVIAN oldiT mdht IN LOTT
don.
where thou lodgest viii lodge. Thy
people shall be my people and thy God
my Cod"
And as the twilight turned TO DARK.
ness these two rode away from san.
ley hall to dwell unknown, obscure.
among the simple gypsy people who
loved them.
Here the astute Tom Blake of Rich.
mond found them. and here he brought
copy of the proofs of Blair's guilt.
the finger print markings from the
murder scene, the library where Blair
had slain the kind old doctor. Henry
Lee, In his first attempt 10 gain the
diamond from the sky.
Blake pleaded with Arthur 70 halt
Blair in the hour Of his supposed trI
umph, but Esther and Arthur refused
Let Blair have the Powell millions;
let him have Stanley Hall; let him have
the earldom in England and the dla.
mond from the sky" said Arthur. I'VE
have more than all these things. for in
casting them aside we have found
love and happlness!'
Your mother, IIagar Harding, was
my best friend. She gave me my start
in He said Blake huskily. Il viii
abide by your wish. Abe Bloom sus.
poets much, but knows little regarding
Blair Stanley.
"H!oom dare not move unless say so
aud ! can hold him quiet, Even near
Fairfax you will never be recognized
IN the gypsy. Arthur Harding. by the
people who knew you as Arthur Stan.
ley.
The few short years have changed
you, but it is different with Miss Es
Their Stanley here. Who could not tell
herr You cannot keep the secret on
this account, know"
This Is n sheltered place which only
the gypsies know the way to. only the
gypsies, with the exception of your.
self" replied Arthur "You know the
way because my mother taught you.
and you know the Romany password
that admits you past the outer vans.
This is the old rendezvous of my
mother. The sypsies own the very
land. We will not be here long--ohly
for our wedding. which will be a gypsy
one. None but Romany can he ut
the wedding-none but you, for you
were adopted into the tribe as boy.
] am told"
"fes, was picked up by your moth.
er starved and wretchcd lad. run,
away from miserable almshouse IN
the middle west" replied Blake softly
81 was adopted into Hagar's tribe, fed
clothed and educated by your mother
Put cannot come to the wedding
think you are wrong, ana ! could no
bear to see the mistress Of STANLEY
hail welded as gypsy when sh,
should be welded as her mother was
the way her people have been
you will pardon me for spcnl,in,
from my heart"
Esther smiled. You are too serious
Mr., Blake" she said. 1T is the onl,
way would be wed. You may be m
adopted gypsy, and Arthur mry be
born one, but OF us three | am TN
real Romany. and | will have the wed
ding or gypsy queen and none otherr
But in the privacy OF his sanctum Il
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-07

The Husband DO you think. my
dear. that all this SO called education.
these fads, these lectures and ethical
and philosophical movements of yours
really do you any good?
The Wife-lncalculable good. Why,
every day live l appreciate more and
more fully what an insignificant crea-
ture man is!-London Tit-Bits.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-07
Lights Save Lives.

That fully rs Der cent OF the aevi-
dents 10 workmen are caused oy in.
sufficient lighting for men working at
night, is the opinion OF experts who
nave made study of the subject It
is estimated that $250,0O0,000 is the
average cost or injuries to workmeh
in the United States alone. and that
more than so per cent of these acct.
dents are ventable.-Popular Me.
cbanics.
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Lending a Helping Hand.

what beautiful dog. Miss Ethelr'
exclaimed her bashful admirer. rs
he affectlonateY'
us he affcctionate?" SHE asked arch.
iy. Indeed he is. Here, Bruno!
Come, good doggic and show Charley
Smith how to kiss me."-Ladies' Home
journal.
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Value Of Various Stones.

The wearer of an emerald will be
able to discover false friends and be
insured of success in love. The gar
nets coloring, unlike The red of the
ruby, assures consistency ana fidelity.
Wear a moonstone Tor good luck!
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-07
Has Some DISADVANTAGES.

II is useless for a middle-sged man
to yearn to be boy again. Besides
II it were possible to go back that
way, the whitewashing of fences and
chopping cordwood on Saturday would
be revived with his adolescence
Houston Post.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-07
Should Keen Il Quiet

Mr.. Stuner-P'm very fond OF fried
onions.
His Wlfe-Thats nothing TO hrag
or II | loved fried onions as you do
I'd never breathe It to n soul.-New
York Globe
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Suaaestion.

"Sir, am sorry cannot accept your
affection"
MY dear madam, | viii be Just as
we'll satisfied If you return lt."-Balti.
more American.
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Feelings to Be Considered.

do you know the Ten Command
ments?" "Oh, yes replied Miss
Cayenne; but shouldn't venture to
recite them III a general gathering OF
our friends. 1t migntnt DC considered
tactfui'
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-07

Do what you can-give what you
have. Only stop not with feelings;
carry your charity into deeds; do and
give what costs you something's. II.
Thorn.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-07
Adequately Named,

The poker editor of the New Yori
American says. "Triplets and twins
in 10 months-a poor mans fuI
house..