Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Job Work Neatly and promptly excuted at the Times Job Office. (Pva\ary0Q^ \ HA/AILTONS/ V/INTE [CopyrlBht, If.0. by the Author.) * - V [?'ontim'r.l*. ] CHAPTK1J III. i:i:u i ast wor.n. When Mary Conway uttered those scathing words, "I have never teased to reproach myself t'< r having I ath- 1 yon. Now. with all my In-art. I thank God for it." tlicy wire followed hv ; long, dead silence, she, slight and frail and ashen white, stood I oldly flouting hiiD, her eyes filled with in?eti?est scorn and showing no shred of the fear witli which her heart was quaking; he. divided between rage and astonishment. .inst touched with shatnu that he ahonhl have raised his hand to a woman, and that wouian his ymiii^ wife. So they stood until at last he found words with which to speak. "So yon loathe ine. do y. u ." An older or a wiser wot. an might hare given a softer answ. r than leaped to Mary (.'onwav's lips in reply. V s," she said harshly. "Unlv loathing is too mild a word. "But you marrii <1 i... ' V-it any best to repay y..u for the in* n y yon had laid out. with a b? i: t that yoti were kind and 1 it net tli 1 v! r < f my heart nor tie lmsi.au.1 of mv imagination. 1 have h arm d sin > that 11 j. r was no need of gratitude from me t" yon; that there was no kind:: ?s v goodness in the help y. u gave during my mother's illness: that every day .he nnrse remained, every drop f wine my mother drtmk, every straw'erry she ate, was entered into an account which I was to pay one day with my very heart's blond. Well, you have had your pound of IB sli. y u have h. tight your wife, and the bargain is complete, the debt all paid. Today you have broken every bond, every link, every chain, between us. 1 bear your name; that's all." "Is that your last word, Marv?' "Yes, my hist word. No, I am not afraid of you. My poor little frail hodv is afraid, horribly, desperately afraid if yon. but my heart ami soul and all iiui .-> u?.-m or uic?never?never ? never 1'' "You'll bo glad when I'm gone?' "Thankful." "You'll never remember anything of what I did for you?" "I shall always remember you as the man who struck me." "You'd like to be free of me?" .She drew a deep lnvath more significant than words. He laughed aloud, a laugh void of merriment, such as one might hear from the fiends in hell. "You'd like nie to provide for yon perhaps? To make you a suitable allowance and clear out myself, eh? To leave you and your old mother"? "Leave my mother out of it!" she cried fiercely. "Oh, I've no wish to say anything against her!" he retorted. "To do lier full justice, she's always been appreciative enough of me. a thundering deal more so tliati you have. Still she's there She's got to be reckoned with, to be provided for, and you'd liko to see her end her days in comfort." ' I Wits satisfied ( Hough with my life bofnio y<>u < .line and ma<le her dissatisfied with the i?r? vi~i. ji that 1 was nil' to make for her V. u to 1; away my living. It is l iit right that y- u should provide for both V tdili t'ingwith your eyes shut "Nor yon Well I il i ; : viiie for you both I shall i r. !ir: t > <lo -o lint there's a, -ide to i ,v j irt < f tin? bargain 1 1 i iti' t ! t ] ;. \ el' fi r a wife, to pay teifhiti.r t ! i i . t her, ati l to keep away fr in h< r. ai ! 1 \v? n't >1 it. Vou'vo Ho witie ,-s tint I struck yon. Ami it WouMn't uml a liia ly f*tory anyhow. I'll go a v. .lay instead of Monday, h r I in - i an rry jiutl not master ( i n. If, an i n ith- r lire Villi. i 'lit 1 shall I. me ! ark again I shall come la tm- wain am! ? ill r reive me as if nothing ha 1 hapt m 1 between us. I'm soiiv 1 t - t my-. I:' just now, ami for that tea- n I'll give \i >u till I coine home a a in to pull \ our^elf together iii. ami aft. r that we will fiogiu again as if nothing had ha] [ n ?d." "I shall ncvt r begin again .is it m tli jng had happened," she exclaimed passionately. "Hosv could I'.' You struekme. So long as y it were only old fiml r< .fitrlt n?u! ?.??<! ? <1J - tort, t'ul too I endured you. Hut you have "one beyond"? "You teok inn for letter or worst*, " he interrupt* <1. "I know it, but 1 did nut bargain f< r its boili" all for WnlM*. " "We'll see about t hat. " he sai<l, with a sneer. "It's easy work tall.iier of wluit one will or one w. n t <lo V v> left yourself in ael. it -tick, my tit:*' little holy wife, aiel I think win ii > u come to faring the world in m tlio v. ry bottom of the luckier with your invalid mother, who has ;'?t us. >1 to a comfortable way of living, you 11 iintl it harder tbuu you think for. it's oiiu thing to UUk lur^u hL^uI is/vaw. and It's another tiling to do it with your handicap t; ;d round y? ?.r neck Anyway, that's my he-t word I've made np my lnihd. It's ( ;:> < 1 my will j;ivilij: way to years t r y?>? > I making down to ! mine. I <'. n't intend if tin-re's any ' l,ivauin^ down that it >Is;i 11 ho on my j bi?ie." lie did md trive li r time to r< ply. hat want ? :t I i the r? om with a },'f, at hustle, and the n :.t m. nn at she heard him ! ^ivir.o dinetit n- t?? the s- wants at.oat I his l \ f, v.- minnt > afterward she I. e.rd hit i ^o eat < f tho hur.se. an 1 tin n eame the sound ut' her mother's Voice callin;; to her. "Mary, Mary, wln-rc are yon ?' "1I? re, mother. Do yon want anything 7" She ran de.wn into the bright little I entranc hall, to find In r mother, who | still dra^a'1 d i ne 1< ^ a little, holding on to the d< ornost i f the drawiie- room. "My poor ? liil.i: Mv poor, darling | child! What li t riblc news!" she r.\- I i chinni'l she was smartly nnd daintily ; ' ur< ? d and lot'k.d very pretty as she | I Bti nd there I 1 "What t iri'nlr n-ws f" asked Mary, j F< r a v.- !i r ii art .-ten:! -till, fur ; ' she thought that In i ku l.aml had blurt- j I ed out .ill the trtitii in his anger. "What i:< v.s . ' i chi.< d Mr-, lluuiil- | 1 ten. "Why. that dear Edward has hud 1 a telegram which will take him away | | frmii us today in-tcad < f next week, j ; Try to hear up. my p.-r darling:" "Vi's I will try. mother. " said Mary. | ft ling aiino-t ready to let lur-elf gooff ; into wild -hriek- of hv-terical laughter I at the irom of the situation "In the fist lh:-li <youi* married [ hapi in? s.?\ t o." Mrs Hamilton -aid ni' urufitlly ;.s -lie .Iin involuntat iiy "t >h. lie is always - ? 1 ill of hiqitainf. l-luff hum t uple d Mr-. j I! i111iIt? n. smiling t'lnhily at the r> e'.hetii a. " 'it's no ns- In. j .i:c a mil! to turn. m? tint*.' he said in hi- hearty v. :y. 'unless . tie linds gri-.t to put in it ' 1 fear I'* llow !' i Mary sat di wa at tho tin r side of the window and t r.t i . r .d. ry from tli smart wi a>k t Mi HamI ilton looked at In r with a.-toni-tu >1 ey? j fir-t at h. r and ii. I. at th . lit . dainty j work in her hand"Are ymi in t going help M an: ' cry -he a-k< <! It v.: - a ; . inr i !. xn r with Mr- Hamilton that Mary's m: i<1 should he calh d hv their surnames, al though la th if them det? -ted the riis ton i "No. mother Muincy lias all instructi. ns fiein Edward. " Fi r a tueiuicnt Mrs. llamilt n 1: ; t silent Hut at last s!ir burst ..r.t impulsively "Y< a are ry strange, Ma;\ she cried "Win n your p. > r father was going away. 1 always arranged every little d> tail f- r liitn with my mv:i hand-, hut von -it tin r? as coldly as if y u had ! hei n married it) years instead t this ! being your first parting with y. ur h isi hand, little in. re than a 1 rid gr. m. " It in list he o wind that tin girl felt a thrill ? f disgust, go through In r at h- r | ...uii.,.'.. -r,...u- .A wini pray, r half t >i'1111 'l 11>-* It ill !. i- I! itt tliiit t in< lir-t | parting might In- tie- la-t. an-1 ;in alluring picture- of a quiet grave, with tin I inscription ".Mary Conway, agi d '-hi.' on tli" head.-t- n>?-1 ij>i >1 swect'y through her mind. Shi.- i vi ii Mili!?.1. heartsick in sin; was. a - s!io an.-wimil her mother's plaintive and wondering words "Ah. hut y.?n see it was difi'i rent with vnii. nu thi r y. u man : d 1< r l-.ve'. 1-Mward ?h <n t 1: ep lne to paelc his things for him Mouncey will do it belter than 1. " "It is most strange," said Mrs. Hani ilti II. "luit I f < i!I'm; We I Npte-s Hillfeelings s > dilYeri nt'.y Volt are so like your poor futliei and n t in the least like nio He wa ; always so quiet and reserved?,iu.-t a- you ar-." "One cannot h lp one's natui . " ; aid Mai v. tiling to.-p- ak with inditl'i re nee. ! % ? ; ' A ml l outli ne \\ 11 leu ?\v n all altar-c that Ivlward Would have to lie away a jgoi.il deal A few days niul'u or less ! make little dilKi'i m--. " "Ah. well, it is all f- r tlie i -t that you do take things lik that said Mi Hamilton, di-timt i. j i . uh in her toties "1 si ,uld lie\ i r haw ilmie fi r a sailor s wit 1 -h aid have 1 r. ken my 1 Ileal t i vei\ film h w- lit away." " 1 ' l; I tli wind t > i In- sin l II 1 lamb " i:d Mary I She f?-!t tl.a. tie mail: wa- i!i; pant. < veil unte- i ng, an i \ t tli i rt wliich she w... j u? it:-.' i ; n la : - !i w - . gfi at tii t it wa i nly 1 y ti m. t . Vi lo ': i rniina?. n ti- I .-a a: 1 to Uceji In i.-elf calm 'I ;i. i in ! pniiet i n wa . : iWi-Vi-r. : wt; a way. 1 for Mr Hamil*. i. - sli.-il- .v mit.-l was ! i. 1 ' a; a'n'.e i f taking in tw o ia tii- >....io tinn j "Ah. \ 11 ... r \ v.. . i. v r | i . ' . , sjn i; ii .-.ei - m.ir.c i " 1 - ; t- n \. i. ; c]. : whilt 1 tiliotild liavt d n it Pi ?vi donco luul i: t Miit dmr Kdward our tviiy i kI'.i ld<*r to think what my lifo Would h.\e i" ii. :.i ;. i . a! ail day in that ?' ? * i? in li.-.t . dl i ,|l > . : ! : id I. . .'!!< i. ' "1 :M In . I. ! < ! ii r ; :: . nil lit - 1 sh lild Ii: Ve d ]; 1 :V I -t,' Miid .Mary a i.11! m ii. nan:! "Y? d.iIt :i i 'ii i in an ind i -Mi l11; i ill1, in olio tnip j ik to it leilde ; : n In. had ?i: l I ? l< ..i tin' vivir id l;i- and had t ..! 1 ntttily "Itr.t mercifully -.a 1 truly ti. ways of Prnvidi n a; -- wi nd. i! i.! 1 i 1 it more nlid : ? \ r\ da\ 'hat J live ? iik r< i!nl!> < i. d did th in; lit tut?nij r tin.' wind t i tli" r-li i :i l.nnli, < r tins hhorn >us i.lie iiiia'lit say in my cum- Mary, what h.iVo v ?1? n<- to yourfarcV" She a-ia 1 th la t n in a t. tally dill'. r< lit \ a- Mr-. II nil* iit'.n was a!wn\ - two j ; !e at < in an I the ham tiim theartili ail lii.e lady, who was .'i\>n !< | r< :i< I.in:; lit tie -< rlii. ii. i! - ail hi j.latit i |. . and tie ,-hallow, s :I c in* i ?l j.i i- n with a In a tytato till'. Main chance uL X p. 1. Kentucky Saddle Stallicn, Jr. Hadpi.sk is a bvfiutifui malmgrm bay, 1 (i hat.<1.4 li?yh. Was bred by Neul Ib.ilati'l, oi Hawkins c uintv, lVisne?ice, and was aired by old Hadllor," from ("lark county, Kentucky: be by "Jim Wallace"; lie by Me I lor.V.?!s Ha'crmn"; dnin James McuttV ireu.iurn Kiddie n.ar?; 1st. dam by 'Drank", br?d by T. (). Van meter. l?exiiigtou. Kei tacky: 'Jul. ('urn by I homcfi .Mcl).Miabis J->jdd!e S'nilion: 'io combined the blood of oM "(J pper iluttom" with that of the beat racing blco.l ef Kentucky, lit, data by 'Miirtiucito'' nud ' Alborax.'' Will stai; 1 at Uuibn, Lockhart ui-l West Springs. Fee SI0. JOHN T. 110SF. Mary started at the direct question She was accustomed to hearing !ier mother babble aimlessly on from subject to subject, but a change of ti tie always called for attention "My InceY' she said slowly, putting up her hand to the red mark "Oh. it got knocked 1" For half a word she would have burst out with* the whole story, but in her sudden upward glance she had noted Mrs Hamilton's serene, well satisfied i xpr^ssi in. the look of care a?nl att? ntion which pervaded hci whole persoii, her smart gown, her dainty little coquettish cap All these things meant money. Alt these little details were tithe breath of life to the sh;:Mow and uarrow soul who had never before known what it was to level in a fairly good iuccme. As the conviction came home to her Mary's heart failed or ba r ta tter nature prevailed, so that she kept the truth to lu is elf. "It got kit >cked. ' ' she said 0Vasi\ ly and Mis. Hamilton was satisfied She went into a loug dissertation of how she i nee had run against a closet dot r in the dark and of bow "your poor latin r' said that lier face looked exactly as if some one had struck In r. and in the midst of this Mary suddenly r> m. > ibeted something that would eariy h r up stairs, and oisee in the shelter of tier own room she fought with In r [hi and mis> ty?ay., as di.?p? lately as any martyr fought with beasts of old in the aniphitluat r of enn 1 Koine. It was hat 1 work, hard \%\ :U. t! martyrdciu of li is. a voluntary s.v. -i tice for a in: ther incapable of upp- e'. afing a nature iiin.r than her own : it was nobility thrown aw.-.y. :i~i . ::> tion for one w iio never e.-nsid y one "nut ii. ; ,i Sii:;-' glim:.;. ring .t.-i it was oniv a clinr.:. ii: - : r < . ku'.wled.^e li r win :i had <.a In nil herself and 1< ret 1 her if to : > iai\v 11 ayaiti I ? till- pretty drawing iv-aa which was pni t i L liar ;ai n. "lTvzen, i > i>i' ii a iia-:. " ?ii Ii :.ri In r jantli 'v : ay, ** p:ii? i vn. I ' rv tuinii r with In V. d< av i y ; s!i I. :s a highly si'ii itiv nature an ! t'< i- thin terribly. Those who can and cry ^i i iiff v?.<y caiily in t!ii life, m.? hoc Kdwanl. lait if is the qui ;. umli ia. -i strativc ones wh > I'm 1. My pour ilai'liu^i My heart nelu s fuv h? r. " CllAl'T iili IV. r Tho actual part in*.; between Captain C'uiiway ami Mary was . t evi r move easily than .-he had feared. She had liceii afraid that Mrs. Hamilton \vi aid i- p'.-i nt l tin* la t moment and that hlie would inevitably di.-iovi r at 1 ist hi.ini thiii:^ i t" th" true state f affairs hetwcin tin-Hi. l'oi tuiiately, In W"\vr. Mis. Hamilton was i'. luinat* d hy a k i ii il"sir t . hp ir la r.- !f any m c 11< ~s excit iiu nt. mi that she i nscoiici d herself in her favorite chair in tin* ilrawii.? * loom windi w and ha 1 fari Well to Inr hoii-in law in that place. "(.i it i tli ,aaie to see the 1 i -1 ol the ma tel." hlie said to the two si rvatits "M Cmiway is feelintj the parting t rriidy, and it wiil he less hard for her it' .-he lias i,,, , ne to look on " Tli two "ills wi re not a little skeptical as to tie- depth of their \ aim: mistress' woe, hot tiny fell in with chi '-rtul ulii ilii-iice to the wishes oi ' missi nn it hi r" and w-nt off to the fi at qat". having tin- hu-baiid and wit" t i part w.!limit ail. do i ?. What actually took place was this | ( apt a in v ay v.. nt itdo tin* ilia wini' ii.i'i;i In mii "i odi v t Mr-. Hamilton. ' i mini in-- la r t .;: and i linqii.^ cmbrace like.; ?>>! I'.iih n. ' Id take eat" f in: dear i vf.tspered biil-only "My | r, ] chill. ' '!. : y. i ti:- r. " h -aid. I : iefly "1 Imvi n't a mintil to spare. ( ii>y Tal. i ale . i \ .! - It ' Ami I In n l;u v.. lit it i tho rouiii, closing tl?o do <r behin ! ir'.a "W i , M u v."h -al l held in : . ! : 1. nd t hi- v .. Mi o y sail Mary, v.ith, t lod:iir -at ii.i ""i 1. .i n't i iianic \ ) . .. i..... . y i ? I i .: i. \v i in tie- a t." lit:!-- <lt vil. ' ho i.; ?. :.t ! ?-t i. tVf i. I. - t * 1:. ' !! ;? |.i 11 i? v .- ? . 1 . * fetching thalj |;Vi-f!' i ii . .i ! 'i 1 i )i< ? . 1 : /..ii " I \. ; 1 ! :ii; .1 : :. r .. j,. ariii'it Untfth foroverV NVt a bit of it! I I - i n tli. -i>a! 1 t'!: ' til" !'? i< r i .1. .. . ! ! . :! A!! t! j. r v .i I' v" \ r i i. .vii iir< a . t i: -v.* I..: < . . > Tii v ' ti'i ii; ;ti ut \ Mr 1. in ; li i <i.ii : { > a ma ii \ v.: 11 ii.- . I i.' ! " ">' I. I 11 wail !' .r tli \ n tip.-- v i try 1 ri?ly ?ii-I. ami i ll Iwvo n ! v.' ki ca t-? rein cm her yotl by lief ' Wi ; .iri." "No ii..." ''V. y. j/,"In- j r-i-t .1, ill i iv.' I.?. ii.ii! r 1 in tie- li/iii.h i a giant i-li" (' u: 1 i; t j r< < nt iiim f: hi cov? r in.: !ii r i;i> <- \\ itli ki" . li t 1.- r 1 r< - -:n 111 nl . ; - ho lui'l c i"i -lit li'i . i ii'l, tin 11i11v.- j, t out < ! II.- i. Uv. ai. away <L'Vii il uaii^Jnii path without"oi.ro ji'tani iockSTT.; at In r Mary. as :;uo? as .sin: was i't?o, fu?l to Iht own r. uiii ami lockod lu-tsolf into that samiuaiy. 11? r first act was to run to tin iliv.-MiiK glass and to look at hcrst'lt', uudsoimhow the tight ot' her M- ^ MWJh, ' / /. i\mi She could noi i-n rent him (mm coveriny In i 'me with Liases. scarlet face and blazing eyes but served t(> fall tlx1 t'x li e llanie of 1 itt. r resentment which was burning : < i shunte Iv in ! ; r I. .art "How dared lit1, how dared In?v" ^lit? hurst out. "Does he think 1 am a toy to he llun:? down one minute anil piayed with the next? Oh. , how dart ; lie j She was nvet in^ with ray, luit : thi'ro was i:w ;-pii ion of tears abuiit in-r ty. e Outraged pride, anyr. wum: anly fiiiy. p d Iter, but yiof had li.t id.tee i:i th it tumult of emotions. I She ft It more deeply insulted than if route stiai.^t on had seized lur in the : street and had deliberately hi.-sed her without so nuich as a with your leave ! or a by your leave. Such a priceedint: j her thoughts mi^ht have put down to ; a dozen im.tiv;s. atiuiiration, darini? or a wap'tr, but to think tliat the man . who ' lily that liioitiing had raised his hand and struck her to the tloor?to i think that he had dared to force his i loathsome kisses upon her and in spite of h> r a'solute refusal! It was horrible ; - -it was an outrage, u > more, tM less. She was -til! rnyne: win 11 th" lu ll i ram: in tlie hail, and aft< r a minute or Mouiuey in up and hid her that t? a w. . s rv. I in the drawing loi in. With the i -t liiUntii n> in the w. rid, ' and lii ii. vj;i r tin r.iuvlilv in :i eiiti of" I tea us a uaivi i>al pnnacia for every Woe, Mrs. Hamilton had i r?l?-r? <1 tin* biuall lvpa-t to In; f. vvi 1 a fall half hour i arli' r than n>.:al. and when | Mary, . till litished and I'uil <>t' ire. canto down ah" entered into a Voluble explaj nation ? : her reasons for so <1?>inif. | "Come. ni\ iarlin^: ;t cuj? of tea will do Yell all the _oi il i a who Worltl. 1 sn^| -tt 'I to Mouncey that site should h t j a> liavo it at < nee. There are little hut | iatn-, dear i liil.l. C me, try to cat some. ' for frt ttii!" will n >t hrinj^ our ileal' hoy t lioiitu ' ne day earlier." A i j 1 y i -e to the tip of Mary's ! toiiutue. one which would have relieved In r niothi r'.s mind forever as to the ; lila iihinl of ! r fretting. She choked ( it Ian iv. liowi vi r. and sat down beforo ! the t-a talile. Mrs. lla'.i'iitun looked at | ln r furtivelv. [to bti continued.} I ? [UNION COUNTV PENSIONERS. (Coutiuued fro:n pe g<? ) < i.a-s r. no. 1 Poilie 1 ).iv 8 Union Mary Ki wards '* Mar. ha Fowler " Mary \V Da:.away ' Mary A Diutaway " j Eli/, ihetli <JaUaiun Mary IlawkilM " Perincdia .Julius n " N irmy .Jo'ly ' K J Jeter Su'lie U'je I.' K* \T, ,?it, i J IX 4'iWi p ?tl i Kliz.ihcth .J i';ii?ou " Nancy Nix ' Martha I voy " Kli/.n I'arr " ' >>Nlo II.! ! : TO-A'N --1111 < I.A-M ? No J Til".* i>iiroc.s Jc!ic;villo J T l o t- r \ i (ir.'gfry ' Th - I! ones " .1 (' Horn J"!.II i 'ti c. v " .j(i! I'.irker W ./ Vaughn / l' k II C-VM " \V 1 n'ii'.l .] \\ hill ck ? ' la.- A.Lu ioiicj'/lilu '): ' a I 'u'v!(r ' Nai.'o- Ann 11 - i r i -> ' M .J A nil Hi ! II it . :.!c I) mie' 1' ,i >n M ! ry . \ i \ it * o ) " ; Sarah Ann i'mico \ : i? i ;uuii 1 I 1^1. I \. mi -.i i I .1;i ii " M (' K iy .) i. Sinn Mnr'lui Siniiii N;?: < ) Midi 1". p .1 Vira in Maim AViilarii S p'l'c WVghl Ji rii.h ki-.vj? township < ' yo 21 .l.iiin \Y Auntiu Cross Keys I II W Darker I S. S. S, is the Only Remedy Equal to this j?? Obstinate Disease. r*t mii? mot is equal to any blond trouble, and in pens down In the scat of the disease, trace of the taint. The serious consequences to w hicb Set should impre.-s upon those nillieted r.it ponanco nf wasting no time upon trei nut possibly elTeet a cure. In many cast treatment has been relied upon, eomj swellings liavo resulted, for which the a dangerous surgical operation is neces Mr. 1 i. 1 \ Thompson, nf Millcdj* >ville bad cast* nf Scrofula broke out on the g which had to be lanced and caused me 1 was treated for a long while, but the pi ib!<* to cure me, and my condition was b?gnn their treatment. Many bitxal re but without effect. some one recouum 1 began to improve as sunn as 1 had ta Continuing the remedy.^.! was soon cu aiul have never bad a sign of the diseas S. S. S. FOR ?is the only remedy which can promptl blond diseases. by relying upon it. ant so-called tonics, etc., nit sufferers from instead of enduring year ' of suffering w the constitution, S. S. S. ij guarantee cure Scrofula. Ke/.ema. Cancer, l.lieum Tot ter. Pimples. Sere-. V "leers, etc. Insist Books on blood and skin diseases will Swift Speeitic Company, Atianta, Ccoi M C Brings " S ft Kubat ks " 1? T G'cr.n " 1' II Wi!iba.uka John S W'illbauks 8 .1 Wa'.drop CLASS f. NO. 1. ISancy l>arceU---Cfcss Keys I'auiioc lJurcett ' T C May " Martha Walk ins " Parry \Vhilch?a.l " I'.'I! HAM TOWNSHIP - ?'I.\SJ ' t NO 2 P? i UaM win ? Carlisle ' T Coleman '' .1 W Sri>it!i " .Jack Worthy CI.ASS i' NO. !. Giasy MoGawau?C'arlijlo Jane Gregory " Margaret .T??hus " perit jurors. .11'NIC TtCltM 1-09? 1-T \\ l:IK. C C I/iwson C P Prown T t? Smith 1 1". Hancock J it I ncs Parks A 1' II Walker s 1. Dr.ekett .1 N Isoni I 1! (* 1 i.ii les .1 \V P,ol. t .1 1. 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S. iiver fails to euro Scrofula, because it , thus permanently eliminating every rofula surely leads itment which can doctors insist that lands of my nock, nueh suffering. 1 ,jT _N lysieiatis were un- MX"i as bad as when L JSB |V jf\ medtvs w ere u.->ed, nded S. S. S.. and <J ft .1. LJ? ken a few bottles. s 'ft TO red permanently, e to return." Sw ift's Spccilic? THE BLOOD y reach and cure obstinate,deep-seated 1 not experimenting with the various blood troubles can be promptly cured, Iiich gradually but surely undermines j d purely vegetable, and never fails to ntisin. Contagious blood I'oison, boils, upon S S S.; nothing can take its place, bo mailed, free to any address by the THE H YORK WORLD, thiiick-a-wkek edition. Practically n I):iily at ilti Price of a Weekly. The striking an<l important events of the last year have ?s'uhihhed the over'vhelnr'ntj v.ilu? of Titt: Tmhicka Wi.i k Would t<? every render. For an a' most nominal arm it has kept its subscribers iuformrd ? t the progii si of all our wars ami, moreover, i)ns reported th m as promptly ami fully as it' it were a dui y. With our iutercs's etiil extending throughout the world, with our temps operating in the Philippines, anil the great President ial campaign, too, at hand, its valuo is further in< reused Tbo motto of Tiik Tit kick a Wk.i.k Would is improvement. It stiives each year to bo better than it was the year hi fore, and public co; li Ictice in it is shown by the fact that it now cir! eu'atea more than twice :s many papers every week as any other news? ; paper, not a daily, published in ] Ameiica. We < Her this une?p;a!ed newspaper ami Tin: Timks together one year for * 1 f>(). ^ I C I Z "vl I have just rrc lived a car of iei and 1 will continue to handle it throughout ; the s'as' n. 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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, June 16, 1899, Image 6