The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, January 14, 1898, Image 6
THE UNION TIMES Published
Every Friday.
JAMES E. HUNTER.
' M. W. CvLr, Editor.
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Contacts for three ino' ' ~"?er
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^^Hctieal paper.
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HVtily papers an^
- II anna hud sols
in the Ohio Le^- '
lirn to the I'nited
'J'hi.s election has
wcud interest all
of
^^^nblicuns
HRRHpocrats and '
Hpilira, only
They had j
RcpuMig?^flF*nd
we he N$flp
Cleveland.
|fa?fi9| hope that
inley cam- I
to
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ire men of the Ilunnu typo ami
socialists. They are very dangerous
men t> any country. If such a
thing were possible we believe Hanna
would attempt to buy a reserved
seat in heaven.
STARTLING FIGURES.
"The wholo number of homicides reported
during 1891-189G inclusive,
was 43,902?figures below rather
than above true mark. In 1890, the
number was 1G,G52. Allowing 40
feet to a vehicle and 10 vehicles to
the funeral, it would make a procession
800 miles lon<r. which traveling
O' , rj
five miles an hour, day ami nigiir,
would require nearly eight days to
pass a given point. Such is the record
of the homicides of one year in
United States."
Joshua Hudson on homicides.
NEWS NOTES.
A terrible tornado passed over the
State of Arkansas, on January 11,
IS'JS. and did fearful damage.
The House of Representatives have
' hill extending the time for
'"ebrunry 20, 1s(js,
News gives some
:y person for the
ight e>f t his issue?
of the taxpayers ol
hat the pre'sont so*
at ure be a short am
ulge Hudson says on
1 carrying eonoealeci
ir first page. Old Jeisl
ning of t rue English.
Bratt >n. <>f Fairlieh
Wednesday last. Truly
are fast passing away
t:m:i anil a good c-iX i
Soeioty f?>r the Pro
ty to Animals.
the water works nici
to haul an Is.
t s posit ion over < >i
with a tram eon
ules. It was tlu
we ever saw sum
l???c V f
WX\ xo \>V 'V ',-0.*pOAOldd? i ?
I r oaian t m??i\ ?11818 ^ .in- nun
ber of lawyers in ? nion that are hi
counsellors, lie is to be defended b
Thomason of Spartanburg, Sebum
pert it MetJowan, Munro it Munr
and Ben Townscnd of I'nion.
Tlie South <"arolina I.egislature me
on Tuesday last. We are glad to so
that both Imiwoj at 11>". i.
seemed to lie Impressed with the de
sire of qt^l^ict ion^^HM||^port an
Hi^^^judieial Meet ions will fn.*i
place on the ITt'h instant. A hie
justice and four circuit judges are h
he elected. It is thought that old)
| one judj*e will have opposition vi/
.Judire I tenet of the 1st circuit. Rep.
re.-entut ive Racot, Charleston. aiu
[ Kx-.ltuljje I/!ar. of <tran^ehurg. ar?
candidates.
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iiorsiciioLD (jods.
The ancient Greeks believed that tia
I'enates were tin* fjod> ulio attended t<
the welfare and pros|ierity of the f,unity,
l'I.ev weie Worshipped as hoiisliol I irod?
in evesy hoiti". The hoti-ehnl I ffod ol
today i, I>r. Kinir's New I>isco\eiv. Km
consiin.pt ion. roughs, colds .,n I tor all
atTi'ctions ot throat. "Iie-t and luiitxs it K
invaluable. It hasliecn hied for a oji.liter
of a eel11 ill v and is 'jnarantt ed in run
or money |et 111 Ueil. No household slioulil
U- wilhout this??i?if 1 antrel. It is pie.1 -out
to take and a safe and sui" r?".iie?|\ foi
old and yoiino. 1'ree trial b ?ttles ;t K.
< 1 hike's dnn; store.
Wli"ii ail editor cannot take a joke,
(lie humorist has to "riii and keep :t.
> ,M KT1II N't i TO KNOW.
It nia\ lie worth something to know
that the very liest mcdi'-ine for rest? r ny
t lie tiled out liei Voiis system to a heall li\
viiror is Klecti i?* II.tiers. This medicine
is purely vegetable, arts l.v ^iviu^ tola
to till* III I'Ve eeut res i I In.
- . . . - ...... ... ...? '(wiiki* ii ^? ..i n
>timi;l.iir tin* 1 iv?*i"si11<I kidums. and:11.it
liese m yaiis in tliiou in-/ oil impiiri!sen
in the I)! !<?<!. I'.'iTlrir Hitters improves
the <i|>|?t*ti*? . niils digestion .::I is |?r??fiiiir.ii't'tl
11y those \\!io liiivr tried n k>
llicU'st li!m d pmilier and iu*i\?
Tiy if. Sd'.iI fur.Mi rents and -v 1 pei
at 1*. <'. 1 hik's dun? : tore.
Honesty may l?'t!* >! j?.?1 *..-v. I>;:t
very seldom ;>.i',s 11. ; div.den Is.
t
l'ii.spi-1 ity f<>n:cs ipiirkest to 111?- in.;'.t
\\l.i?si> liver is in :i I I'lindii ii?n. I >r\Vilt':>
l.iltir I'.ails lliserv. an* famous
lilt 1?? pills t >r roll I i] a'< i< n. billions; .
indiiicslioi! and all stmuaoh and li\? r
troubles. I'm sale b\ 1'. ('. Dal.rand
I.ofkliaM Milks.
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iv is n * pea mi earth when tie
break I lie good will.
HOW TOJFIHO OUT. !
Kill u lot tic or common glass with
urine and let it stand twenty-four hours;
a sediment or settling indicates an un- |
healthy condition of the kidneys. When <
urine t tains linen it is evidence of kidney
trouble. Too frequent desire to urinate
or pain in the back, is also convincing
proof that the kidneys and bladder are
out of order.
WHAT TO IK).
There is comfort in the knowledge so j
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp j
lloot, the great kidney remedy fulfils i
every wish in relieving pain in the Dick, I
kiduexs. liver, bladder and every p?it of j
urituuv pissages. It corrects inability |
J to hold urine and scalding jmin in pass-'
I inir it. or Uul effects following use of
| liquor, wine or U-er. and overcomes that
I unpleasant necessity of U'iug eonqielled j
to ct-t no manv times dnrinir the niirht 1
j to urinate. The mild and the extraordii
uarv ffort of Swami?-Hoot is soon
reali/rd. It stands the highest for its
wnlidei fill cures of tin* most distressing
. uses. It yon need a medicine youshould
have the Ivsi. Soli I I ?y druggist. Price
tifty cents and one dollar. Von may have
, a sample Kittle and pamphlet lioth sent
free hy mail. Mention Tiik Union
Timks and send your address to Dr. Kilmer
& Co., li'iighatnton, X. Y.
2-Vly.
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The principal ingredient in auapadverlist
inents is couientraUd lie.
Miss Allie Hughes. Noifoik, Ya.. was
frighttullv binned on the face and neek.
I'niu was instantly relieved by lie Witt's
Witch Hazel Salve, which healed the in,
jury without leaving ; scar. It is the
J fi'mous pile remedy. For sale by F. C.
"i Duke and I.ockbart Mills.
- The
silver lining to a go-it many clouds
r is nothing but moonshine.
A VVonderfnl Slicbr rrjr.
I The Inst quarter of a century reeords
many wonderful discoveries in medicine,
hut none that have accomplished more f.?r
humanity than that sterling old household
i remedy, browns'iron Hitters. It seems to
| contain the very elements of good health.
mm iicinier man, woman or child can take
( it without deriving the greatest benefit.
Browns'Irou Iiittcrs is sola l>y all dealers.
A?i did idea.
Every day strengthens the belief o>f emi\
nent physieians tliat impure blood is the
I cause of the majority of our diseases,
j Twenty-five years ago this theory was used
'I as a basis for the formula of Browius' Iron
J Bitters. The many remarkable cures effected
| by this famous old household ren,icdy are
I sufficient to prove that the theory ibcorrect.
Browns' Iron Bitters is sold by alJl dealers.
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1 WANTK!>?lo ex linage. a Bicycle
1 ' goo I ..s new lor Bnibl'.irg ami l.otin
! Slock. !. teal nrofcr . ?!. Apply t*1
j .1. A. lh:o\v\, liai-kc! Si ore. --if.
'I KOI?: SAI.K
FtUl S.\i K?T (lt?) Shares I'nior
ck. Apply to ('km
_.lb\ S. ('.' 2-It.
?9<\tao0 2-1 t,
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; Cl n TTttSffriER'S REPORT.
Statement of L. (i. Young, Town Treaso
.
urer, lor Year 11*97.
1ND7. i>u.
.Inn. 1 T<> balance from 1 Nb7
1 j 1 si H? .$ 1 7(1
(> ! Dee. J11 To lines collected. I.oil? lid
j To licenses collected US I l.'l
j To taxes collected I.lili7 '.'7
" j To dispensary account. . 1 .ds<? lis
' j To hill payable account,. . li.7oo (Ml
To sale M. T. oil barrels. . ] I In
Total . $10,Slid 7 1
U lsi,o
1 j Dee. dl by street work act.* li.C.DP lit*.
? j Ily liydit account dd7
P.y police account l.boii S7
; By Hoard of Health act . . lib?I lil
j By hills paya-dc account 1.7?imi (mi
" By interest aeeount . 1J1 1 Id
1 | By bonds retired I.loo imi
By abatements tines, taxes 117 71
By lire hose. .... lf>7 "?!)
By expense at fire ... Id S7>
By otlleial printino. !d."> 77?
, By State Puldishi 11?? ('o. . S 00
, By books ami stationery.. 'JS Do
B\ ::::i::au rs registration
5 and election- . . b">
' By rent and expense council
chamber. lit! no
I Mton e\ s fe - -J7J Oil
>| By phy-ieians bill - I ! d.">
I By pump ami work on well (HI CO
1 1 By appropriation Me.lieal ">'> 00
! By .1. <i. I .on-.. sberiti ."('to sb
' By Mayors -alary d:Ki 00
| By - undry si-uill accounts t"? ? II
By ('oin ni&dons ."iii! 17
B\ balatnv till ,V.?
Total . ..tlo.s-Jd 7 |
Notice to Tax Payers.
; Mv book - 1 . - open I'idiii t lie 1 st p >
the "Jstli of rVbn.uiy. 1 . for tin* col*
lect ion of e, >iitiiiiit.>t i.e. 1 mad I :i\.
All niitle |?e , >-|s between the aijes of
1 iiinl *>0 \e;'l-i iii< - lilijee! ioone dohiir
l'o:ul tax l!\ ]>' school trustees, town
' I ship < otniui-sioi.e: s. ministers in actual
i of :i < >1.^1 ctiiition siiiil persons
' i \\lio M*:veil in ll; !;!* v.ar.
J-tL' J. 1>. Ttoa.sunr.
i'iMl ?*j? \ ? ? 1 Alt II I??.
One IllacU Mar. Mule Willi mouse
colore.I motilli and two l i':i v* pot s
where saddle four years old;
she ! in front ouls : reward if returned
to John \V. Himm, (lonhpn lli!!, 8. 0.
Not co ! Notice!
A.l >i i"- ..i- are i. i ili* I :io| to (repass
upon i. ;r . \:l stoek
loiunl upon t! i:i-< - will he In Id
j fur damages. <'i \i: > T. Kant,
J. M?M. Fant.
, Jan. 7th, 1 -v?>?".-at. ]
BKiiiM ?
BIG DRV GOC
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V!\e have the prettiest line of Li
tell us) afitl one of the finest Trimim
prices as low as any in the Southern St
of Miss Bessie Poole, of Baltimore, wi
ant.
DRESS
Our line of Dress Goods is siin
shades and new weaves. This is de
Goods ever brought to Union, and the
Wo have a special bargain to show yoi
department is in charge of II. M.
j assistant.
curvcc r*\ ATUI
J7I 1UUO, vLv 1111
Our stock of Shoes, as every
with price-grower than the lowest.
We have added Clothing to
save you ,money in this line also. In
It. 0. Johnson, It. M. Estcs and Davi
see von and treat vou clever, ltespet
GRAHAM<
STOP ADD THINK
r 1
lie Coiv. You Siyeud Your Money that j
T. A. ^URRAH
will sell you not the
cheapest Stoves on
the mVlrket, but by all
me?" the best. It
IS tliv- . ^
IROli - KING
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t
T T^TtX^ ?? 17'T TfcX/A
It's superior does not exist.
It is needless to v/aste
words in praise ot these
well known stoves
Remember also that I sell
everything in the Stove
? Line.
Grates, Heaters, Etc.
Also every description of
'Tinware, Glassware
i &c Crockery ware.
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I GUTTERING AND ROOFING
I
A SPECIALTY.
i
! Stoves delivered and put up j
fref nf rlinnrp
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I I
j ;
T. A. MjURRAH
Tooth HjHliscfi.
t
' NEW
? Quarter Assortment, j
Guaranteed.
DUKE S DRUG STORE,
Opposite Union Hotel.
fsTORP- MfH ICC TO DTMT
v . uMk m/J JU i \j nc.IM i .
Tlie I la wis Stot H??use is now for
' lit. Terms reasonable?. Apph to S.
M. ltirK. -Iit.. K IT. :tft-tr.
IN I i
Not jr.- is lie ?1 >" :*i\ en tfi.it 1 ).?i(i! mi
lias li'.i il l.i-r |?-'it on ui?!; iii< for I onu sti-ai!
in lie* real ami p'.*onal estate of
let liuslianil. -Iii<!?_;?? (Ileum ileeease.l.
Tlie saiil petition will Ix luanl before
me on the 27th ?lav of InCuary l*bs.
I 31-It. C, II. I'EA.ii:, Master.
[SPARK'S
>DS STORE.
adiee' Hats. in the city (so the ladies
ers South of Baltimore, Md., with
tatcs. This department is in charge
th Miss Corrie Whiteside as assistGOODS.
ply immense. We havo all tho now
(eideuly tho prettiest lino of Dress
prices are all on a basis of Oc. cotton.
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i in tins lino. ask to sec it. jlius
Sparks, villi Miss Ada Hancock
INQ AND HATS.
one knows, is complete in all lines
our stock again tliis season and will
i this department will be found Capt.
id English, who will alwnvs be glad to
;tfullv,
& SPARKS
I'*?trayed ITorsc,
I have in my possession one dark
bay pony which can be found at
Pinokney, A. C. The owner can get
same by paying expenses.
Hon McMahax.
! FINAL DISCHARGE.
i Notice i> lieivby given that John A.
; I'ani, guardian of the estate of Kihe1
lind S. minor, has applied to
Jason M. (Jroer, Judge of Probate, in
and for the county of I'nion, for a
; fimt 1 discharge as gnatvlian.
It is oki>ki?i:i), That the loth day
j of February A. 1?. 1 x?*s, 1k? tixed for
hearing of petition, an 1 a iinal settleI
nicnt of said est:;*. .
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.i i n* go 1*. C.
Jan. I. ? 1?It.
NOTiCii.
I will ji..v off ;>11 Sri. < '. t i.iisus approviiUl.y
I>. 1'. 1 .ml. opto July 1.
IS',17. J. 1*. tiUlXtl,
?Dun' v Treasurer.
'X'i ? j >:>.'v ollcc.
1 hereby fy : 11 persons not ti
t respuss on my In mis, or allow thou
stock to ilo so. Smith Vauuhax.
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k . A Card.
J>r. A. .M . Sta. .!. - '.:li? t on t hi
eye, ear, nose .n 1 thro.it. unci on
tilting glasses, will In I Dion on
January ! !th html 1 !i. :i1 {lipoflku
of Smith Ar Volt. ami respectfully offers
his professional services to the
citizens of ! 11: s community.
rVoliiM*.
Everyone < y\:i:*_r me oil her by note or
account are* n <inested to settle same at
once, as 1 cm-- ,-.;>er.rd ?? collect to nteet
IIIV ohlicnti..; - xv ff. Saistoii.
Summons for Release.
The State of South Carolina,
<fouitty of I'tiion.
William T. Peaty and Lilla Jeter,
I'iaintiffs,
against
Mart an t A. Hill. Nan-ice Pecke, Martha
I. Means. Sarah I. Archer, Nannie
It. Means. Jessie M. Thomson,
Maggie M. Clapman. Albert (J.
Means the younger. Yoltmia Mean.',
Pessie lleinitsch. Thomas M. Peaty.
Minnie Collins. Pobetl P. Peatv, S.
Means Pealy, 1'Joise Peatv, Cornelia
Peaty. C. 11. 1 Valve. Kminett Collins,
and Sarah Ilellen ('oilins,
Pefeinlauts.
Summons for llelief?Complaint not
served.
To the Defendants above named :
Von are hereby suinmoin d and re*
I a it (< 1 to answer the complain! in Ibis
action, of w!iie!i a copy is IrTowith
served i: pi hi jnii, and t" serve a <opy of
your answer ' > tp,. S;ljd complaint on
t!ie sul|K-iil>ei-. el their otllce. Law
I Sanyo, i' 11 ii a i. Sni'tb t'aroiiua. witliin
twenty days all . the service hereof. exelusive
of the day of Mi'-h service; and if
you fail to answer tie* complaint within
the thue aforesaid, the plaintiffs in litis
action will apply to tin* Court for the
relief demanded in the compiaint.
I >a!? d I 'nion. >. Nov. !, A. I>. 1 S'.lT.
J. II. Mt Ki-sn k. ('lark.
mi \'i;o tv mi nuo.
I'iaintilf's Attorneys.
Totiie Defendants. Maryare' A. 11 ill.
Mayyie M. Chapman. Volnnia Mums.
r.essie ileinilseli. Thomas M. llcaty.
Minnie Collins. Kininett Collins. and
Sarah 11 ?-lci i Collins: Take notice that
the eoniplniut in this action, together
with tlie summons. ol' uliicii the forego
ing is a copy, was tiled in the otlice of
the Clerk of IheCo'o.l of Conmion I'leas
for I'nion county, at I'nion. in the j
countv of I'nion in tl < "kate ol South
Carolina, on the llii *!.ty of November,
1*!>7. Mi nno .y Mr\no.
Plaintill's' Attorneys,
J I/i w I hinge, I'nion, S. (
N'oveinls i J I. C?7.
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] '< )|{ S A I.V..
We ha' t v,e111\ -one line young nolle*
for .sale, u hieii We ha\ e Iteei^ Using at t he i
factory, we are through with our teams
and want to sell out. mules, wagons and
harness. E. I). Siiaukky ?St Son.
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! AN HONEST CONFESSION I
Wc believe that we have convinced fully
one half of the Cash Buyers that our store is
the store that saves them money, and we are
going to make a great effort to convince the
other half during iSq8. A careful study of ,
Our Business Methods
Will rr\nvM?>/?p lrnn f-lmt \vp i r> f n ri ct-avinrr in
H II 111 V.VI1 I J VU I * A 1*. 1 II V lit VV> IIV? ?J fclAJ llig ?
the front rank of the pushing, let-our-lightshine
merchants.
Never before at the beginning of a New
Year were we so determined to have your
trade by saving you money. If interested
come to see us oftener during 1898.
THE OLD RELIABLE,
A. H. FOSTER & CO.
IT " IT
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THE (
I
Slaughter
in Prices.....
Has begun. Young's Cheap Cash Store leads the movement.
I have certain lines that must be closed out before Christmas,
and if prices are an)> inducement,
"Here's at You
Full line ot Wool Dress Goods, Novelties, Henriettas,
and Flannels at following cut prices, 50c. all woo) at 30c. ;
35c. stulT at 25c.; 25c. beauties
at 18c; 12?o line at 10c. jj
Ladies' Hoods and Fascinators j
at 50c and 25c. Gents' Fur j
Top Gloves 50c, worth 75c;
Fine wool-lined Leather Glove
for 35c; Red Flannel Undershirts
at 35c, worth 60.
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! Cotton Undershirts hr?nrir? of
'20c. Jeans Pants $1.00 kind v
reduced to 76c.; 50c kind re- !
duced to 40c. Lap Robes,
suitable for Christmas Pres. 1
cut, at SI.75 to $5.00. Buggy i
Harness at factory prices. A
big stock and must be sold,
; Prices begin at $4, and those
lovely $10 sets for only $8.25.
A full stock of Calicoes, Outings, Red and White Flam . f
Ladies', Men's and Children's Shoes at prices no one ever t'
! to duplicate. Be sure and examine my stock before buy
These prices are for cash. Do not ask for credit, as I 1
a.. 'iL- 11 * -
t? a- ay wiui usi! 01 uie leugir until 1st ot Ml
L. G. ?0 U N! [i
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