The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, October 01, 1897, Image 4
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UNION, S.
union, s. c., ocroiiKi: I. Is'-'7EDITORIALLY.
Owing to the fact of wishing
to give our readers t he Meador
trial as complete as it has been
possible, we are necessarily
compelled to emit editorial
matter this week.
With the assistance of Stenographer
Campbell we give
this week a first class synopsis
of the Meador trial. We
would have given the trial in
full but Mr. Campbell told us
it would take up more space
than we could, possibly allow
iu uw?u * *' * cU?d?Tn.L HSaio.iw 1
* orrv. gtved rn tne case. I)r
Meador's testimony is given
in full. We have endeavored
to give a fair and impartial
statement to all parties con
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THE UNION DIIUG STORE FIRE.
('.'oitlinueir fioin Page Kigld.)
C'oltoii i?*< ji11? ?i: I wassliown dinners
I >r. Mcndor o|<eiied Tuesday morning.
No Mtdieine was k? |>t in them. only
la la-Is and powder i?i|ieis. Smith told
Mtadoi what to take on Monday evening,
tixed it tip and took one capsule then and
put the other in his pocket.
Muclietli Young was sworn, and asked
alK.nl seeing Coltun on the night of Fehniiiiy
S, defense objects, ohjection sustained.
The State here rested.
TF.sTIMOXY FOll DKFKNSF.
lies. s. W KF.C II
swoin Slits: I an: tojlv-'i . . \ e: :s of
age. I am a member the l?e.>iati.ie
to in this eooiity. I have known l>r.
.Nf.iatior for twenty-live or thirty years.
II is m put.it ion is got oil. lie lixed in
l'aiitield for \?a?sthen movtd here. He
hole a good leputation in loth < oimties.
His imputation is good now.
A. (,'ole I Ales, \V. 'J'. Jeter. I lev. J.
II. Croshv. II. ('. I.ittle. Stephen <'roshv.
J. II MeKissirk. 11 F. Seaife. II. F.
Foster and J. G. I.ong w? re ail sworn as
to I>r. Meadors go<d eharaeter and all
said Ins leputation was good.
,1. It. *l< KI.-sIC K Ufa A I.I.KIl
Austell said to me ? xaetly what was
asked him in his examination. 1 >id not
hear At s'.ell s.;y he stw I >.\ Meadoi
come around l ank building. and go in
building. Ilad only one eouvcisal ion
with Austell. Wrote it down ten minutes
after I had it. Fit.st told Sawyer
nloiit having it. I wrote statement dow n
to see it Austell stuck to the same stateo
Kiit li is tlic liist time 1 ever took a
w fitt?*ii statement from .1 witness
ii. M. M'AI:K>,
fwoni sins: Had roii\ersntinn with
A nst? II. Mayor Kant was | iiscnt. Austell
did not say I e saw I)r. Mondor F" in tin*
drug store. Ill- sail I < oliuii was vcn j
much (xcited and would not have ooiie |
in store if he hail not Ikoii with him.
limited Austell up of my own accord.
J. A. PANT
Sworn says : Was mayor M ii 1 Yhi nai >
last, Austell was a poiici mail. IScwaii!
was offered lor attempted horning 1a
low ii coorK'il. A listed did not siy in m>
{ reseiice thai In* saw Meador go in the
building. This morning was the liist
time I ever heard that any of them laid
seen him enter the store.
There was no connection lietween (Ins
warrant and my resignation. Lemuel
Aleailois estate was worth $l<M>o. i
ir. it. nonrs'sox r
Sworn says : Had conversation with 1
\ust?l! ; he did not sov Colton wont imlM-dmUdy
down into the cellar. He said
ie went '-immediately from tlie door to I
the cellar." '
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T. K. KOSTEIi
I liail conversation with Col ton. lie |
said "? p caught him in everything but |
striking the uiiitch ; it l)r. Meador hud
succeeded he would have gained $1600 ,
uiiil a clean record. .
II. V. SCOTT I
Sworn said: Mr. Collou said "i)f.
Mnidoi would have l?een arrrested that
night, hut we happened to think ot? a
Ini|*t I>r. Smith wanted him to sign.
J. <1. LONG, .III
In April I hud conversation with Win.
Cotton. lie said "when he (Colton) left
the store he went nearly home, and turned
hack and saw Dr. Meudor go in thostoie;
that he canto near running into htm."
He tol?l inc that "he went up town and
saw Mr. Austell."
MKM. .F. <?. I.OXd
Said: I talked with Mr. Austell at
tin: jail, lirst tiiue 1 saw him after burning.
lie .-aid, "when lie went into store
the lantern was burning low. and behind
the sciccli. lie Wild Coitoii picked it
tip aiul turned it up. Hither Cotton or
AustiU p.eked it up and went down into
cellar."
t\ C. WlltbOXAXT
Sworn rays: On ilight ol? Hehruaiy
Slh. was in Knightsot l'\ t bias hall, third
-toi> hank building. The Knights of
I'ythias ceremonies closed at 1?> o'clock.
d hall after the ceremonies ; took
aUtnl I."? minutes i'loui aU?ve time. Drug
store was closed up when I cm no down.
We v.eie a htt!e U hiiaf and looked at
watch in hall to see what time it was.
K. <\ Duke's testimony about same as
'A liisejant.
..i lM.i: I). A. TOWNSr.Nl>
'i'he followijig written testimony of
Judge Tow nscnd \v?ts pad and admitted
.is i vldet-ce : l'iirt, attesting the fact
that t.p to sonic time in 1S1?.'{ Dr. Meador
was an early liter, going up to Uie store
fr? ipu litiv at and before dayhtcak.
S?' ou<t, attesting liis high personal
cliata'".tr and general reputation in (lie
eomii,?iiiity.
t. STC.KI2S
Swore he gul his ove?va<|! out ol drug
stoic. aftei meeting of Knights of l'ythi:tv.
jtw;is ojien.
\V. J). >Jc?Jcnri\ .l.T. Sexton i?r.d .J.
ji. nil svvoie to J)r Mesulor being
.1 Vl I> i;u .;
Luri? t AKSON'
Sworn says: Am .i IkiiUt li\
here. My shop is lielow hotel. Have
Is en here twenty yeais. OnHth of Fele
maty last. I saw the defendant a few
luihiites 1 etnie I closedshop. Crossed at
Fan A Tl .mason's and asked me if 1
could Me what was going on in hall overhead.
Walked up opposite hotel and
\v? n; h;a k to drug store. Was ten initiates
Jo If) o'clock. 1 closed up ulwiut
live nihil.tes alter he passed. Went on
towards home by Senile's corner on
Main stmt and Harris's. At Senile's
corner the defendant came on by al?out
1"? minutes after. lie s|H>ke to me and
waiKeu ?iui ire went
lives a oun'iniv'u'ltiflf satu, *"go:?l night
Minis." 1 live aliout one liloek from
defendant. Went, directly home. (Jot
there 'Jo minutes after 10. 1 always compare
clock and watch together to see if
tliev an* keeping good time. My clock
was lo minutes slower than watch. My
watch was right.
I shut up my shop. Stopped w ith friend
on corner. Dr. Doing passed me llrst.
I stooil there l"i minutes before l)r.
Meador came l?y.
mi!s. M. n. I.AMI'i.KY.
Sworn says: I live nearly opjiosite
I>r. Meador. on ('IhiivIi street. on February
stli, was at home and went to Mrs.
Fanfs. i.cft Mr. Funisliet-ween 11 and
l-_?o'clock. Mrs. Meudorund my hrothcr
Mr. China. accompanied me to Mrs.
Mender's house. l>r. Meador was there
and came out to (rate. He has since
built a very nice house, which lie is living
in now.
mks. w. m. mkadoii.
Sworn says : Lived on Church street
Fein nary silt, last. Was at Mrs. Fant's
that night. Left for home l?etween 11
and 11:110 o'clock. l)r. Meador was at
home when we got thcie and came out
to gate to naet us. Dr. Meador was not
well and had a seveie headache that
night, lie left to go to drug store the
next morning, lie was aluas a very
eailv riser. If he did not go to his laisine-s
1 e remained around yard. Often
\\t .a to dii.g sic re l efete daylight. lie
frequently lelt the house in the l crning
lictc re daylight. .lohu, lny little sou.
Ha- awake. The new house is mv inciis
erty.
i>tt. v. . m . m * :a!??>*:
Sworn says: I did not attempt to
lunii store. I came back fioin supper ;
Willie Colton was there. I am not sure
w hether Fletcher Kiee wjis there or not.
lust before closing tip time Colton ami 1
was in front door, heard noise up stairs
and slid windows might need shutting.
Am a charter ineniiier of Knights ot
l'\Miias; ipiit the order Am a member
of the Woodmen of tin; World. Went
out on South street to see if windows
Heeded shutting. Went across streel and
met I. 1"\ 1'e.ik. Asked it anything
could he seen : he said no. I went toward
front entrance of hotel and talked
to a man. started hack: stopped at
Caispin's shop; left Carson and went
hach to drugstore; in front of it heard
them coining down steps from lodge;
stuped and talked a few minutes; went
m store. Colton came from hack jun tol
cellar door with light and st it down.
I!.Ill I i Vf * l'l *f t! I f 11(1 Ill III * <i>t 1 (lull iliiVlli *
pulled out watch and said its 10 o'clock.
I slid lct's yo : halt way stop|N-d ; pre; ice r
caiiH'in and wanted prescription lixed tip:
exploited little further dela> in store.
At front show case ('niton set lamp dow n
loeked door ami walked across street toth.-r.
and he went one way and I the
other.
Met Louis Carsot at corner of Harris'
market. W alked w ilk kiln home. Went
in house. John, my son, asked me wha'
time it was. I told him it Wits JO minutes
alter 10. When I got home children
were w ith Addie Kodger, a eoloied
woman who lives on place. Don't know
what time 1 retired. I arose at ~j o'clock
text morning. After I got in (muse <li<l
ml leave it until Mr.i. Meudor returned.
A'as sick all thai day. Gut up with
readathe and I went up to drug store to
*et something?when i got there found
Jooi unlocked and seeing light thought
Jo!ton or Smith was in there. -Said
lello; notices 1 Drayton Smith. Asked
mil it l:e was sick, lie said "no?something
wrong." Asked liim what it was.
"Don't know anything oi it. Doctor; 1
jusjieel sonic one tried to lueak in." 1
asked why didtrt you send for me ? i <
got some hypodermic tablets of mo:phiue
and went home. Itetiirned to store abo it
S or Going to store 1 cunie up
Chure.h street to South by leaner House
and Harris' corner to Young's cornet
to drug store. Saw Cotton sifter 1 came
from bn siklast; met liim in id way store.
1 said, "Willie, ."ninth toltl me something
wits wrong ; told me you and Dr. Smith
put him lieie. 1 want, to know what it
... o n.. ?*i ,T I .lim'i, know ;t
tiling about it." NY lien ]>r. Smith came
in 1 asked liiiu \v!ial w,w tiie mutter and
he siid :
"Some one tried to burn llie house last
night; come up in otlice ami 1 will teil
you about it.'' In his otlL'e I)r. Smith
said he had "a painful duty to i>crforiii ;
some one attempted to burn us out and
you are accused of it. Three men will
testify you did it." lie refused to give
names at tirst, and then said, "three
guardians ot the town." Ilesaid "when
such men as Drayton Smith swear you
d.d it, it will he hard todisprove ; replied
iiml old man Smith would not say so.
He then took out paper and said I had
lietter sill out. 1 commenced to talk
tire again. lie said lire and thus aie sejxarate?nothing
lietween thetn. I said
"lloctor 1 am not in a condition to sign
an\ thing," lie said after <i we would
have no insurance and w.uild not get it.
I said the drug store was not as iuil>or*
taut as the other, ami I said 1 w ill sign
this if it and the lire me entirely separate;
as I had i:o ol j*-etiou to selling inlet
est in store. I said 1 wauled that
other thing settled up.
truest ion : Did Dr. .Smith say at l?ottoiu
of step "an all* nipt was made to
tire the building last night," and you
said, "how did lie get in? and lie said
"at the front door." and you turned '
away? Answer. No
Went in fI:|ii in in (.lililrs building.
I kept jx oks iiist two years, in |
.January, "P7. there wis JiodiMi'eulty will; |
iuu in getting a settlement. Oil Satqi.
ilay he, Hdkt.il me to conic to < tin e, and
la'Slid drug business is not paying and
it would If )lie U.tt thing lei \ou to noil
out to ino.
1 asked for time to tliiiik over the nutter
JJe asked lue if toiiight would, do
,(mi i l"li| h.ni it was Saturday and that
~ U'jl jU'^t crxk. I told him
; "ouiobudy {hoi IV'd ki liuv
1 might i... - L.,u imyK T .
lie said, "J guess a
then."
It was not true, as Collon said, I was
taking things out of the store and not
paying for litem. 1 said to Col toil frequently
when my people sent for things
to let ine know and I would pay for them.
Sometimes we would get premiums with
cigars, etc., that we would get without
(laying for them. Never heard until
yesterday that lie thought 1 was taking
goods out without paying for them. It'
IkYqVv a secret iiom me, ami i never heard
of it until yesterday. Did not sav to
Vniilli oiul fjin ?#.tSiov
lllllll IIIIU AIII I , Uir MM! IU |I|\K1ecute
mo it I sign this pai?er. After it
whs signed Kith said lliey would not
prosecute 1110, and I said I wanted to settle
it up, tor 1 would not be under such
a charge.
Col ton said lie knew Monday night
would Ik* my only night in stole. Did
not give him reason to Indieve and no
couvetsatioii occurred to show him that
would Iks my last night in store.
I did not remove iny |m iters from the
safe till Friday afternoon. Afterwards
they were in my private drawer, which
was locked and key in my possession.
The safe cannot be opened at night without
a light. It is a great ileal of trouble
for i lie to unlock one with alight. I
have a pair of eye glasses. I)r. lieinitsh
examined my eyes several years ago. lie
sent me eye glasses, hut they did not suit
my eyes, and 1 put them in the store and
sold tlieni and took out this pair, putting
.-?(> cents difference in cash drawer. 1
did not take any pills from store, did not
take or steal a lamp.
On Saturday night I siid negro owed
me ?'20 and promised to pay me and I
wanted it, and asked Col ton if lie came
in to collect it; after that I left. I stated
that the negro was named like. 1 sold
him a piece of laud. I had soni" spool
ca-es and some dental chairs and instruments,
wine, etc., which I moved. Dr.
Smith said there would not U' room for
them in drug store, and I told the man
to move them to the room over Smith
Clot!ting Store. Value of things alxmi
Tit' or ?L.\ 1 (.'.caned up a good many
lamps there. I cleaned npa lantern theie.
1 was talking toa man that day that was
n..iLi...r >. i I... I...11....... I il.......
on time that <l;iy. I not go to cellar
after I showed Kzel where to put Imncls
iiiki oilier things; just lx-1'ore that time
some one came in to Imy candles. I asked
wlierethey were; Coltoii said "we have |
none." I suggested that he put them on
want list."
Dal not .scatter oil and put shavings in
there that night. or otheiwise prej>are
ctllar. Did not light candle.
<,}. Von pnhlished astatement, did \oii
not ?
A. Ves.
tj. 1> this your staleim nt ?
\. \ ps.
(J. Is that statement correct?
A. There may Ik- a few little words
tiiat are not cornet. I could not tell
withoiit leading ;t.
Then I want You to re; a I i*. Dr.
Meador read statement. | There may he
a lew little wolds wrong, hut it is cor-1
rect.
i i ...1 . * 1. -i i ? ' i * ' l i
iiii'i i.<? t 11 111 i>t 11 iv- i >i i! i .< >! l l l . i i \
bofoie burning. in June MiiUii mi it I il
he did make some iii<lie would sell
t.ut. Dr. (ionics asked m<r if we writ
making money and I told liim no. lie
allied in.- it" I \\t ii'd wmk for tiiin. and
I told him I would if he would pay mo
enough. It is not em reel tii.it I ploj?osed
il to him.
I stated to ('apt. Fair and Dr. Smith
thai I wanted an investigation, lad rmilil
not get it. I did what my attorneys told
me to do.
(Question by Mr. Johnstone: Did;, u
demand an i 11 vestigation'(
A. Yes.
People with the Cash
Still continue to consult their interest by spending
the larger part i f the dollar at
YOUNG'S CHEAP CASH STORE
yy : J-tic/jo
THE SHOE STOCK IS COMPLETE.
Mens' Ladies' and Children.
Especial attention is called to our line of Boys
Shoes that from appearance might stand a two-year
guarantee- ho not let any one persuade you to buy
before seeing our line as you will net have the satisfaction of
o v
buying the best for the lowest price anywhere else
bo sides
Every Pair Guaranteed.
Only a few left of those beautiful Laundried Negligee
Shirts?two for 75 cents.
Oup Stock of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
Etc., id lull and it will cost you nothing to ex
' limine tHem.
The Heaviest Outing, koth s^es fleeced and
lovely pa terns, at only 0 l-3c., others want lOo.
For a limited time a S[;ool of Silk Thread (100 yards)
! will be given free to each purchaser of a 5e. cake of the b st
Laundry Soap oij the maikct at
i
YOUNG'S
C HEAP CASH SrrpRE.
?
cj. Did you do jus your attorneys ail- lie lot me stay u r?).o',)t}j longer I wouli
visedV l?U?er.
A. Vei. Was asked to go to factory. I prefe
<>. Did you bring action for libel? ntte?uii;;j to my business in the earl:
,\. No. morning. That irys? the reason I wen
(>. Did you prepare statement by your- up that morning. It is true f sis^ed abou
self? cellar key, but did not a?k K/ell for it.
A. No, Mr. Dixon wrote it. lie told living asked : ('ilid you start ilowi
me, though, 1 ought to make a reply to the side street liefore entering store V
the charges. Answer : l'I went a step or two, bul
Stock took was here prod need in court, did not go in store from Hint side."
Dr. Meader said Ibis was not stock lx>ok capt. fa it it
he referreil to. 1 kept cash book two w.?.i ... I
vea.s. and made money when I kept ^but his tratnnony was
ImmiKs. And we made nionev both vears. w'V ...
Dr. Smith did not state cm-reel I v the wunp SMMl .,)r* *KtH rc
amount earned the first vear. The day- ,i-?.V-r ,80"10 *?"",l?rtant questions
. - alter Which the case closed
!""* Wm imt m lUC Aldricl, ~.,iade 'in, impartial
"Col?"^lohnstono^ The only l*nk they ft? JJ J* ,2* ,i^clS^InT
eve. heard of as connected with the bus.- lllimiUsi tl, 1 ^ will, a venlict ot
ness is here. nnot
Dr. .Smith's statement of the affairs of rri.... e ,-i ^
.the linn were rejmrately denied. Tlie L^UI space forbids us giving testistoek
lKx?k would show what was put in iwony of all w itnesses in full. The
and it is not here. Stenographer telling us it would
("ol. .Johnstone: An old stock hook is amount to 75000 words, or 75 coldown
tlieie. It h.islieen sent for. ?m_. p rp,lt, 'i'r\?r??! ~\
For building and loan stock I got .'{ "? umr)Sof lIIE 1 IMI.S.J
or 4u dollars a share. Don't remcinlier ~ ~ 7*
any exact amount paid nie. I did not t J hose who believe chronic diarrhoea
pav these notes Uruusc I had other pur- ,' )n1(su,aW" sjl?uM ,Ta<1 w,iat Mr. P.
thises for money when t fold this stock. Grislauii, of Gaurs Mills, I?i.; has to
I was not hack at stoic from time I on the subject, viz: "I have lieen a
left Tuesday night until morning. .sufferer from chronic diarrhoea eversince
( i. How w.isit that Goings passed Car- 1 lu' u,u' ?W have tried all kindsof medison
011 the corner lirsl, if your store was f.""? 'J*1 '* At last I found a remedy
closed and Going's open? }ha,L ^iin and that was CliamA.
Goings was just ahead of me, I bejlain sCone, Cholera and Diarrhoea
saw some oik*. Carson said it was Goings. Hemctly. J.ps medicine can always lie
Win. Munro: What is the rental of "t'lfnued u|>on tor colic,olmlrra morbus,
wo. wife's proiH'iiy? dysentery and diarrhoea. It is pleasant
A. About per month. to take and never fails to effect a cure.
I live in an huinble, quiet way. Tho cent sizes for sale by 1*'. C.
Colhm building has largely increased in
1 told Dr. Smith I li.ul liecn accused. Lantern-jawed men are not all light
and if any one had a chance to do it, it headed.
whscoitoii. i nsiteu ii ne expecteu 10
k? ('oll??n. I >i? 1 not demand that lie Ii'youconik use the year Into paragraphs
lie 'ii u barged had no right to. one of them would descrilie tlie wonderi?.
Did ><<u s< e Vinson that night? fill successof the new remedy for billionsA.
I diil not. i less known as It anion's Tonic Inver
<J. Where sue stock hooks? 1 'ills. It is a sennitTable discovery in
A. I left tlu-in in store. t he science of Thereapenties. There is no
s,?id a good deal of cord wood from my longer stny necessity of suffering with
place. sick or billions headaches, disordered
(k>. Wiio wete your attorneys at that liver, sour stomach, dizziness, etc. The
time? tiny pellets whieh accompany the pills
A. Ihdriek A: s.iwyer. I liisl em- are for building up the system, the Union
ployed Munro A Munro alxnit six weeks Drug Co., your druggist, lias a free
ago. sample for you.
I aetid nudet Mr. Min 'Sadvice when
I told Dr. Smith I might "dtmaud mi. KIImiw grease is the essential oil of inCii'.t.
n's di-eliarge." Was not my at- dustry.
lorne\ the tune, and was oji street, ? ?
ioiin ml:ai>oij. ln eoniinaniiy if is a frequent
oeein-iiiiee for some to I>e burned or
I Icing sworn say>' I am a son of Mis. scalded. The best tieatment isChamW.M.
Meador. ItemeinlxT the night. |?cr)ain\s I'ain Ikilui which almost infather
did not go out alter coming home staidly relieves tlie pain and quickly heals
.it H!{a:ig tea-phone that night. 11 injured parts. for sale by F. C.
( iilna d wot11?111 in house was sick and Duke. diinnri-u
wanted liim. Dr. Meador answered ami """ ...
sai I la* would l't- Voiiu! in li?uf an hum. The epicure always catches the early
ADIMK IEO(ii:i:S bird,
"4'inv; sworn corroborated .John Meadors ?
cnori'tjrrcKLv CL'HKD.
di:. mkadoi: mx ai.i.i.i) Mountain (Menu, Ark.?Our children
Swore that lie did not ask Or. Smith were suffering with croup w hen we renl.out
insurance and did not say would ceived a bottle of Clmraberluin's Cough
TEE STORY IS Ml
Only in part, when wc atttempt to enumerate in th d
space the many good things we have in
NEW FALL GOODS,
Still our Store news is always of interest to
CASH BUYERS.
You can imagine the result of this story
when you read these prices.
Crenm Table Damn.sk, nil Linen and 54 inches wide 29c
Ladies' Hemstitched Ilandorkerchiefs, Plain White, narrow
liens 5c
200 Yard 8ix Cord Spool Cotton, this is not a glazed
shoddy thread, but is f.?r hand or machine use, per
spool * 2c
Fine Box Paper with Union, S. C., heading, and envelopes
to match, something tony 25c
32-mch Percales, absolutely Fast Dyes, Newest Effects,
for waists 10c
Black Storm Serge oS.inchcs wide, exceptional value, per
yard 29o
French Bibbed Undcrvests, with Bibbed Slee\es, Fleeced
Back 13c
All Linen Iluck Towels 20x40, Bcgular 20c. our price... 15c
Fine Scotch Lace Curtains, Full Length in Newest designs,
per pair 98c
Good Quality Fast Black Sateen, Full weight, worth 10c.,
only 81c
Feather Ticking, the best mads; sold everywhere at 2Qo ,
our price 15o
Tin New Weave in Waist Goods for fall, 8 Very Handsome
Styles 15c
THERE ARE MARY OTHER GREAT ATTRACTIONS AT
"THE OLD RELIABLE,"
A. H. FOSTER & CO.
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llemwlv. Tt nffonled almost instant re- Moinen^ ore ****** if t?hl *1 away .
lief?F A Thornton. This celebrated and' t1?fcy are dangerously wasted if tjos:r
lenieuv i- .%? splc by F. C. Duke. suu.ed by delay in eases where One Mill*
k. * "T n nte Cough Cure would bring mmio liato
l The bicyclist gets there with bo.ih ' 'or sals by F C'. Duke and Lackl
pedals. " ' fclrt MUBj. '
1 Persons troubledlyifhebronicdiarrhoca It'fanners would play move Sunday
should use Chamberlain's Colic, CI|olora Seljoul me|{ics, t!ioy Would liavo less
I and Dlarrhoo Itoincdy. H always gives eaijse to c:^!i}]?la|ij qt' ij.y \y|}:{tip.i
prompt relief and is the only remedy that .t
r2Vr*n3i5TS?M Cure' For A wwl:H ?*>? ? ? .< ? ><-.* tiiU'-n
i ^ D"ke, diuggist. ^ with a most severo cold that caused him
? to be in a most mineable condition, u
Eve was the only original new woman, was undoubtedly a bud caic of la gripj?o
5 c. ,1 " 7 ~~ ? .autl '^'"fT'dzeil it as dangerous lie took
. mall picraiilmns pr^ni ,,n;,i.;;r gieut unjr.edjjjje ste;> 1 to bring about :
I mishaps. Derm's fattlc Early Riser CufiV. I^.??i.i tf,?. advert {Aj.ib < If ChaiV, hetf
; are very small 111 size but are most ef- Iain's Cough Re.nedv and the many good
1 fective 111_ preventing the most serious recommendations included therein wo
! form of liver and .stomach trouble, fliev concluded to make a first trial of the m ,1cure
constipation and headache and reg- iciue. To say that it was satisfactory in
.dale tho towels. *or sale by K C. its results, is putting it very mildly, in
Duke and lux&hait Milts. 'u-d. u like. iRa^iij ami dig reanii
. . *?* ., ,. was a speedy and permanent einV. \\.o
ottoi s,h",s ii,c
..... with a coiifl^ii or cold in nny forrn.?TlW
If you luiyo c,\?i ae#n u jiitlo id ! liaimor o? I*ihciiv. l.iltjityiqwn. Alaryparoxysm
of whooping cough, oV If you f,lnd. Tito go aiu'l .*6' cent sl*s for said
have been annoyed by a constant tickling by P. C. I)uko,
in the throat, you can appreeVe the .1 . A.
yalpe of One Minute Cough Cure, which . lmiil. . . . . ., ? . ...
gives quick teiu-r. Fur sgle by F. (5. A 1>ractlcal J',Ke ,s ??e lliat H
Duke and Lockliart Mius.
... Uneasv lies the face that wears a fro wn,
J'Jyei) the devil is not as black its his
newspaper poualts. ft is the wise man who says never a
The "Dicyelixt's *Ilest Friend" is a i[J!f.^iliVrU.it? ol,,er fw,,ow
fainiligr name for DeWitt's Witch Iluflel ,H) ll,e
Salve, always ready for emergencies. ? ? ?
While a si>ecilic for piles, it also instantly ISOTI ( ' !?"
relieves stud cures cuts, bruises, Halt
rheum, eczema and all affections of the Tll0 ba]ancc, $u?, nf S(l.,,ot T.1X ,H
skin. It ncyei bids I oi sale by I' C. ?qw ,luo> |.jvo. v bi'tWoen the
Duke and LuckhaiL Mills. age of 1H and o(i, except tli<?<e exempt by
A dollar in si man's i?ocket is worth , inust |wv b-b?re O.-tolmr JiOth, s:s
ten that he owes. , e\?hltloiih will Mhmi be issued. 1
j D> order of lo.vn t ouucil, w
Hunning sores,| indolent ulcers audi ^ ' H"aty,
similar troubles, even the thought of t >t e or pro t? ni.
mauv year's standing, may even In- cured Aue.-.: y>> n??,
by using DeWiit's Witch Havcd Salvo, i ' s l!t 1 Inor.
It soothes, strengthens and heals. It is 4-?It
the great pile cure. For sale by F. C. ? " "' '""-v- << -??>
DilUe ami Lockliait Mills,. HOG 5 W W IiO.
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The closer money is the farther away j jjj f j j"laIves or w;||
it seems to be. I , . . . ... ,
_ buy outright ail nogs ol one
Xo man or woman can enjoy life m hundred pounds in weight
accomplish much in this world while suf- tjlal are brought to my still
feruig from a torpid liver. DeWitts 13 .. ...
Little ICarly Itisers, the j?i!ls that cleanse ^ I'-" K/\Y.
th.it organ tpiicklv. For.sale by F. (.'. ?
Puke and Lockhart Mills.
NOTICE.
The softer the road the harder it is on ,
the horse. On Oetolier latin | will most at
? lleaty's Uridg'e, on Tiger river, for the
To heal the broken and diseased tissues, puipo^'oi jetting oat to the lowest, into
soothe the i nutated surfaces, to in- sponsible bidder the repairing of said
staidly relieve and to pel 111:11 it I v cure is bridge. The successful b-dder will be
the mission of DeWitt's Wite'i llh/el repaired to give Utiid, with two or nvre
Sahe. For sale by F. C. Duke and sullleieiit sureties, for the faithful full: 1Locklmrt
M ills. ment of contract.
T. J. llKTKNUAfdll,
An insurance policy often kindles a Saiwrvisor Union County.
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