The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, June 16, 1899, Image 7
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DECAPITAED LOCALS.
?Listen to the rung of HuUlirg
Charle/ on p ige 5.
? Dr. Southard, of Juuesviile, wts
in town this week.
?Mrs. W. C. Nelson has gone to Augusta
on a ten days' visit.
?Col. W. W. llrucc, of Columbia.
*as in the city Wednesday.
?Dr. Honry liearden his Ucatcd
at Joneevillo to practice medicine.
?Miss ltutli Foster is visiting her sister,
Mrs. J. T. Calvert, at Mt. Talwr.
?Mis. W. I). Arthur and two eliilditn
are visiting relatives at Ninety Six
?Mr J no. Spears, of Kelt on, was in
tliis week and feels all right ' since the
lain.*'
-?Miss. Frances Carter, of A site-1
\iVo, is the guest of Copt. Foster's
family.
? I'n'on's visitors to ('Unison eoninn
i.cement have all re till lied delighted
witli the trip.
? Miss Annie Sarralt. one of (Jaffney's
row* liuds. is visiting her sister, Mr*. S
M. Hice, Jr,
? Mr. .1 fT Sumner died Tuesday
rvmivfr end was buried at Mt. Feint
l on church.
?Misses Ethel and Maggie "Walker
were, anion? the visitors to the Clcihson
eommencement.
I
? Operator .lohnston, or ma kvi;i?\ j
nnWwl here litis week uiul took cliarire
of Hie telegraph office.
?Miss Annie May Pryor, who has I
) een on an extend1 <1 visit to the family i
??f Mr. H. W. Tinslev, rtturned to her I
home at Cluster today.
? Charlie says l:e now has one .
more to work for and must sr:: foods, j
fo throw away that old l at and get a
new one from him.
?The factory stoic has pm in an dec- i
trie rash earlier system, which is some j t
thing l ew. It is said that there is only j (
one other like it in the state. j <
? l)r. .John M. Lawson passed tlironch
town this week to attend his uncle, Mr. i
A.C. Lawson. who is very sick. .Wo 1
liojte 1 y this l.e is much Utter.
? Mr. Slates Craw foul lost, l.is two
hams by lire. Several tliousond bundles ^
of fodder were in the hams l-ut he was
fortunate in saving his mules.
. i
?Prof. Davis .Jeffries lies bought ,
the lot on corner Main and Magnolia ,
ptreet and will erect a handsome resi !
dencc on it this summer.
?Sir. Cummin#!, formerly of lJhil- j (
adelphln but Into of Columbia. has ,
moved to L'nion to take charge of the i
soda. fountain nt tin- factory store. (
Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medi*, 1
cine has a national reputation, extend*, s
;ng over about sixty years, as a most :
successful Liver Regulator. ]
?Mr. Ilall, Union's crack base ball '
pitcher, has accepted a position at Allan
N icholaon's 1) >ok store, where be will Ik* ^
glad to serve teams throughout the
county. I
Dr M. A. Simmons Liver M-di j
cine creates a good Appetite, Tones I J
and strengthens the Stomach u;?d 1 '
bui'ds up the Health.
i i
?Mr. J 1) .Smith, of Carlisle, pass- i
cd through the city Tuesday on route >
t > !f.hc Mountains of North Carolina 1
I
where he goes for the benefit of his
health.
DeWitt's Litlie 10-trly Ri*ets act as | i
a faultier pill should, cleansing the I
and reviving tho system instead of
weakening it. Thry are mild and ! ,
sure, small and plea-ant to take, and , .
entirely free from ol jeclionabic drugs, i
They assist rather then compel. U | 1
C. I)uko,
? Farmer Wheeler Ilolcnmb, who re- | ,
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shim lietween Fair Forest and Tiger j t
rivers, left a eotton bloom at The Times I J
otHoo hut Thursday which pats him in j
tlje front rank. There i< only one other j '
farmer in the Stale ahead of him thai j
we have lieard of, and thai farmer is,
Col. J.elloy Yonmaiis, of Fairfax, in the!
low<r section of the state. Mr. Jlol-j1
c mil) is one of the most enterprising and '
fjrogrpssive farmers hi the comity.
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Would Not Suffer So Again For
Fifty Times Its Frier.
I awoke last night with -cvere!
pains in my stomach. I never felt so
badly in all my life. M hen 1 came j
down to work this morning I felt so l
weak I could hardly work. I went j
to Miller Si McCurdy's drug store
and thev recommended (Ihatnber- (
Iain's Colic, Colon ami 1'iurrhooa
Kennedy. If worked like nui^ic and
one dose fixed me all right, Jt certainly
is the finest thing I ever used
for atoinach trouble. I shall not be
without it in iny home hereafter,
for I should not care to endure the
Bufferings of last night again for fifty
^ 4imes i?.? price.?G. II. Wilson. Liveryman,
jiurgettstown, Washington
Co., Pa. This remedy is for sale hy
Dr. F. C. Duke.
Aii Interesting Game.
An interesting gamo oi baso bnll |
was played at the park last Sa urdi y
afternoon between the I* lion arnl
West End teauip. TLe graud stand
was orowdo' with (nthunaslic apect:tr>r3
who heartily enjoye.l the ^anse.
Both teaiua played well and the fore
aloM 8 to 0 in favor of the Union
toara at the c'icsj of the sixth inning,
when tie rain broke up the game.
Hall and Burnett, of Wolfird College
team, supported the Union's and did
some admirable nlavinc. Hall is a
capital pitcher and Burnett ho'd* hD j
own. as iirat basmneu. The West End.
era also have tonui crack players and j
arc hard to handle.
IIr?n to Cure a $i>r;iiti.
I.ast full I sprained my left Lip
while handling ronie heavy boxes.
The doctor I called en said at first it I
was a slight strain ard would soon he !
well, hut it g.'cw worse and the doc- :
tor then said I had rheumatism, it;
continued to grow worse und I could
hardly get around to work. I went
to a drug store and the druggist recommended
me to try Chamberlain's
l'ain Balm. I tried it and one.half
of a f)0-cent bottle cured tuc entirely.
I now recommend it to all my friend".
?*F. A. Buhcock, Erie, l'a. It is
for sale by F. C. Duke.
o
ttasc Hull Jfriefs.
This (Fridav i afternoon the I/x-khart
lia.se ball team will cioss bats with the
loeal nine at the bi-se hall paik here at
1 ."><) p. in.
l.ockliait claims to have the best faeloiy
team in this part of the State, Piedmont
and Pel/er not count'"l as tliey em(?loy
professionals. Union will put
McMeekeu and Shaw in battery, with j
IJurnett at llr.st and MotiVtt left-Held. It j
> neelless to say this will b3 the best ;
yet had at the park.
Temoirnyv, ; Sauird.'.y.' Union will put |
ip Hall and Shaw as battery and try to j
ake the laurels f 10:11 the representatives j
if Ulcer's?it is well to say tuy, for j
I reel's played tiie whole of last season
a ilhuut losing a >inoi.i-: camk. and tbi'ear
has a clear rrcoid, though having J
i'ajed ngaimt some of the liest teams in '
1 he .^lute. If Union can \yin this gain"
ae yviil have 1 er name (Uttied for the ,
1 ninpionship.
X ?\; week our nine a?ws to (tloinbin ,
:o jv the Met hailies Thuisduy. Frida}
ir.d Sativ.day dining theii.emeu's lour- j
jane-nt. Of e >urse they will get two
>i;t of lite Mispc g.rn??.
Volenti ic IZntjitiotis
Are grand, hut Skin Eruptions rob |
>f j ?y. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, cures
hem ; alio Oid, Ilunning and Fever
vires, Ulcers, Boi's, Felons, Cornp,
Warts, (hi s. Bruise"', Burns, Scalds, j
Jhapp'-<1 Hands, Chilblains. Best
File cure on earth. Diives out Pains
ind ^Vclies. Only 25 cts. i box. Cure '
ruarante?d. Slid by F. C. Duke,
Druggist.
Hie Ladies at Base Ball.
At the match gallic last wet h ;
,vo noticed that there was not a lady
lowliness it. Since then \vc have
icard that their absence could be explained
by the small admission fee of
i~> cents which was charged.
We. can hardly believe this, because ]
,v believe the ladies of 1'nion are too J
nut h interested in all I lint tends toj
be promotion of athletics, and the I
'( creation it alfor.Js the people of the !
own, to-stay away on account of this. ,
However, it may remove a few oh- j
joctions to the admission charge, if 1
I here arc any, when wo explain that j
the 1'nion athletic association is n:
stock company, with a paid in capital
>f over $I(M>.
The object of the association is to j
provide some form of recreation for |
[lie tow n people after tlie stores close. |
iiiid to put such a strong team on the i
liamond, that a majority of the games j
played can he accredited to I'd ion as i
(lie victors, which in itself will be a j
^ood advertisement for the town.
A grand stand had to he erected. !
I he grounds cleared <>(T and enclosed,
which together with the necessary
equipment cost over
Then players had to beungngod will :
he a monthly expense of at least
iJt'JnO.tio. fn addition to this, whenever
a team eonies to i'nion to play a
game it will he at a cod of from
t0
F.ven the stockholders of the A--o"
elation have to pay for admission, and
thus it will lie seen that no one can 1
he admit ted free.
We hope the ladies will attend in j
large numbers Ilio game on Friday |
afternoon between I nion and l.ock
);nrt, and on Saturday after I'nion ;
vs. (ireor*.
A speeial portion of ti.e !/.'aud \
stand will ho reserved for them, and
the best of order will ho preserved.
S'i'o? I Ioi.i >k '*.
l?.;l.er*s h'.'.-t e^co.i. 'J oe I'ailcr;
eery. t
Can meats, ran fruit pickles, pro !
saves, etc. Hunting and lisliilig nil I ies
take notice. The Parlor Grocery.
A Thousand Tongues
CouM not express the rap'ure of
Annie E. Spriuger, of 1125 Howard
st., Philadelphia, Pa , whou she found
that Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption had completely cured
her of a hacking crugh that for many
years had made life a burden. Ad
other remedies oud doctors could give
her no help. bvt she says of this Uoyal
Cure?"it eoou removed the pjin in
my ehost and I can now sloop aiundly
something I c.m scarcely remember
doing before. I feel like sounding it*
praises throughout the Universe." So
will everyone who tries Dr. .King'*
New Ducrvery for any trouble f the
Throat, Cheat or Lungs. Price 50c
sun ci. trial Domes iree at r. U
Dukes Drug Store; every bottle
guarantied.
* - ? C? Finest
line of 1 ousted collet* in town.
Ground whin you want it. Tlie l'arloi
Ci vocery.
That Throbbing Hemhiehc
Would quickly leave you if you
used Dr. Kng's New ]/'fo Pdl*
Thousands if sufferers have proved
their matchless merit for tick am'
nervious headache*. They make purt
blooJ aud strong nerves and build up
your heailh. Eisy to take. Try them
Only 25 cents. Money back if not .
oure i. Sdd by F. G Duke, druggie'.
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?\Vl.:h 1 tun-hit?piemen's delight.
The I'urlor Grocery.
OVR
VISITORS Tillj? M 1
What is Kodo! I)jep nsia Curi? 1
It is lie newly ditcuvered rimed v. I
iha nioet effective preparation over de 1
vistd for aiding tho digestion and as
emulation ?f food, and restoring tin >
deranged digestive organs to a nalur \
al condition. It is a discovery uir c
; ast-irg anything yet known to the i
nodical profusion. F. C. Duke. c
Genuine Gerogin Ikumvi k :.lr.\Y?
finest dinner vet?pri-pord in three
mii.utes. Tno l'arloi Groceiv. I
During hi immer we ere liable to
Stomach and 15 ?well troubles, such aDiarrho?n,
C die, Cramps, etc. for ,
which Dr. M. A. Simmons Livci
Medicine is highly recommended.
Do you wear Oxloid Ties? See oi r
line, with cloth tops iu tan. chocolate
and black at SI. The Old 1'oliable.
A Trightftil HI under
Will (l'ven cau?e a horrible burn, \
scald, cut or bruije. 1> icklen's Ar- L
nica Silve, the host iu the world, will ^
kill the pain and promptly heal it. i
Cu "C.i old sort's, fever aires, ulcers,
ft Ions, corup, all skin erup'i ?i s 1? si r
pile cure on earth. Only 25 cents e ^
box. bal re guaranteed. Slid by F. c
U. Duke, druggist. c
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Did you say paint? Figaro with us *
on Lucas, the old stand liv.
The Old Reliable. f
Pure bhxd is full of L;f i and Vi 'I
tally and carries Vigor to the organs!
of the body. Dr. M? A. Simmonsl .
Liter Medicine creates rich, pure}
blood. |
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June is the month for sailors. Have
jon seen our new line from i?" cuils t;, V
The Did Reliable.
. ? t
K idol D/spep.-u Cure completely "
digests font wiiliio the stomach and
intcstiuci j:nd render? ail clams ot
food capable of being assimilated and
converted into strength giving and
tissue building substances. F. C.
Duke.
. ? ?
Fruit jars and jelly glasses, fruit o: no
fruit. The < >!d reliable.
liisinursk's Iron AVrrc
Was the result of Iris splendid |
health. { ido:?:i':iMo will and tie- | (
mend >ns cmrgy are not found v. bore j i
Stomach, Liver, Kidueys am! IDwels ?
are out of order. If )ou want these
<j ut! tics and the :u overs tLey bring,
use Dr. King's New L'fe 1Mb. They '
develop ev.ry j ower of brain and 1
b xly. Only 2 ; at F. Duke's drug ! j
store. ! j
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Misdatnes Win. Munro, 1'. K. Kant'
and T. Murphy attended Kidcrn. j
tion of Woman's Clubs at Chester. ;
Kcinnrkublv Kvscttc.
Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plain field,'
Id., makes the statement that she '
caught c ild which settled on her lung;: *
qho V.U3 trolled for months hy her '
family physician, but grt v worao. lie 1
told her she"was a hopeless victim of 1
consumption ami that no medicine!'
could cure In r. Iler drurgist aug-!1
gosted Dr. King's Now Discovery 1 >r
consumption; she > inglit a 1> >ttlc and '
to her delight f umd hcreclt ! enefitlcd
from first d &*. .Vv? continued its i;?e j1
and alter taking cix 1> 'tiles found her- 1
self a >u: <1 an I well - now does her 1
own housework ami it a.4 well a^ s! e '
ever y.'as. Free trial bottles o:thia>'
great discovery el h. C, pukes drug i 1
store, i? dy 5(1 cents and $ 1. l ivery I
bottle guaranteed
WONDEF
| LOOI
)1 For our new ad. r
[ duction in prices.
( IB cents. lO cents
^ to 1 cent. Bigarri
We also now ha>
CITY SODA
WONPEF
\N" ORDINANCE IN RELATION
TO BICYCLE RIDING.
1!?' it ordained l?y tho Mayor an Aldernan
in Council as-embled :
See. 1. That all persons arc prohibited
'roni riding a bicycle or bicycles on the
) ivenu'itts or side walks of any stivel in
he town of Union on Sundays.
Sec. 'J. That any person or itcrsons
violating this ordinance shall, upon conviction,
pay a line of live ({o.UOi dollars
>r be in iiepiisoned or serve at labor
ipo:i the streets' for ten days at the dis- .
rretion of the Mayor.
Pone and Vat i lied under the seal
u ''"inicil and hand of the Mayor
his June bill lSVtO.
IV. 1). Aurnt i:, J. II. licm.E:u,
Clerk and Ticas. Mayor.
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Master's Sale.
Slate of South Carolina, 1 Court of ConsCounty
of Union. / inon Picas.
J. M. Splawn
vs.
\V. E. G. Humphries.
In obedience to uu .rder male in
hg above killed cas", I will sell at
Jniou b. lore the court h ?use door,
luring the legal hours of sale, on
ahsday >:"il July, lS'J'J, the fo'Jowng
lands, towi1:
All tliat certain tract of land of
e^tangu'ar lorm, lying, btirg and
ituate in tho town of Union, in the
sounty < f Union, a; d Stato nforcsai I,
:ontainiug tea one huudred and twenty
ir3t (10-121) of an acre, more or lea*,
ioniineucing at n Hate on the corner
d Main and Enterprise s'.reeta running
< riy-iive feet along Main ftreet and
'ghty Ic-et ui Futerpriae street,
forms of talc cash.
CJ. II. I't.vKi:, Mailer.
Teachers Take Notice.
MTico of County Supt. Kd". i
Union, S. C., June loth.
IV.O. V
The regular exaininulion l'or appli ants
for touchers cert ilirat us of erudition
will be held at t nion, C. II.,
>n Saturday next, lTthinst., County
superintendent Education oftioo for
vlutes. Court House far colored uppli ants.
1). II. F.\nt,
Co. Supt. Kd.
2d?11.
Delinquent Tax Sale.
!
Hy virtue of a tax cxccutidn to me
liroctod, 1 will sell before tfie Court
douse door, in the town of Union, S.
J., on Monday t)ie thin) day of July
lcvt during the legal hours of Sheriff's
ailc the following described property
O wit :
One tract of land belonging to \V.
II. Wallace, in Union Township, ronaining
IS acres.
The above described property will
>o sold for taxes at the suit of the
state against the above named I>eenciunt,
J . ( i. I.ONC,
J line lOih. 1S09. K I' C.
2-1?Jit.
>ry of ;i hive.
To be bound hawl ?>ud foot for joirs
oy the chains of discs S3 is the worst
form of slavery. (J.mrge I). Wiliiams,
if Manchester, M eh., tells how audi
i slave was mn:le free, iiesnye. ''My
ivile has been so helpless for five year?
that she could n:>t turn over in bed
alone. Alter using two botllo3 <f
F/cctric li.iters, she is wonderfully
improved and able to do her own
work." Tais supreme remedy fir fj
male diseases quickly cures nervous*
uess, sleeplessness*, melancholy, head
ache, backache, fainting aud dizzy
ipoll*. 'Ill's miracle working niediino
is a godsend to weak, sickly, run
down pci pie, Iiv?iy b?.;tle gun ran.
tred. u ily/if) cents, ti lib, F C
I Juke druggtht,
* STORE.
<OUT?
"S" Cj
lext week. Big rc- 1 i
23 cents articles to (j
to 3cents. 3 cents f j
valsofnew goods. jj
/e the - - - v
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FOUNTAIN
* STOREj
FOR THE MOST POPULAR LADY.
THE TIMES COUPON CONTEST.
i
A Modern High-Grade Bicycle
Offered the Most Popular
Lady in Union.
The Union Times is going to give
j away a bicycle? a lmly'.s thsi class modern
I bicycle?to the most popular lady i:i
; Union (town o" r.v.11 ty.) Theie is no
I age limit and i ho wheel goes to the lad\
j who receives the lamest number of votes
or coupons clipped from the Union
| Times.
j .lustclip the coupon from The T m<-s.
I ?vr:te your c.in.t.<name on the blank
\ line ai.d sel.d o bring then: Tie* Times
i ollL'e. There is but one other conditio::
attaci.ed and that is: To voter on mast
be a subscribe! to The Times.
NO COUPONS WILL BE SOLD
DURING THIS CONTEST
i Hut till new subscribers will bo prej
sented with ten coupons on payment of a
: year's subscription and thorn in uricats
| will Ik- given coupons at suite rate who
! pay up for back dins and contilAte:
j after renewing or subscribing tiny must
j clip t' e coupon trout iheir papers.
The vote will bo announced weekly
j and* the wheel nwuidid on August .'SI,
j IS'.tit, at lu a. in. by the clock in Tunes
' ollice.
| <);t August 1st the three ladies in the
j lead may select three disinterested gentlenien
to take elnrge of I>allots, attend
to counting vote and awai ding the wheel.
The following is the vote .it the time
of {join* t.? pi ess today:
! Miss Nannie Sexton 1<>!
" Minnie Sober, I nion 7'
" Lilly W'hit lock, I nion. .. til
" Laura Willard. I'nion . . . f>7
'' .iessie 11 ix. i nion I
Lorena Hawkins, I'nion...
' Sallie Wiikins, I'nion J?7
Kilitii Lyles, Carlisle
i " Loot ha Kingsinore, I'nion. 'J I
| " Kathleen Moore. I nion... II
j 44 Alma Whit lock,I'nion t
" Maggie Walker, I'nion.... t
(Hivo 11timpliries, Sedalia. . <
' l'annio Wilburn, Cedar BUT
1 Adilie l'ruit I. I nion I
" Theodora Ciuld, I'nion . I
| ' Alma Walker, West Springs 5]
i ' Sallie Bailey, Loekharl....
I " Kthlind (loss, I nion "J
I 44 Helen Litllejohn, Jcnesville I
14 Uut!i 11 ill, Carlisle 1
I Lilly Corn well. Santne.... 1
Fannie Clork, I nion I
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Executor's Net ;e.
7 7
AH pit'jono iraviyg cl tims r < a'ust
th ? c fctato of Couway S. de!
coucd, will present them p.vpc-ily at
tested All pnrti<-? owing the ogtat
will mako payment at or.02 to tlic
utideraijjr.Ci),
Mai i:;:ii; Volm;,
Kx( cutor.
June U>, I SO'.), 24 -4;.
I
Notice of Increase of
, Capital Stock Excelsior
Knitting
Mills.
To all whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that a meeting
of th'o stockholders of the Excelsior
Knitting Mills, Union, S. C., will
be held at the office of Win. A. Nicholson
iV Son, at J]:5R) p. m., July 1st,
for the purpose of increasing the capital
stock of said mills to fifty thousand
dollars.
Kv ef.sioK Kniitimj Miu.s,
By J. II. Uault,
I'd- 11 - Trcas. and Mgr
Mowing Machine for Sale. .
I A Sl'l'llllil llillxl IHAIf.." -? 1
. - ----- V I Iti guuu repair
will In* sold cheap. Apply to
L. ti. Young.
COW FOR SALIL
i I have a good iniloll row with calf
works old, for sale, a bargain.
Gi:o. W. Going.
n n g n h 1 * ey
n M rT m H i Ewu |,;UM Hook <>f Mr
9C ~_i B 8 "Sr tieulirs sent FRIt.
j B9 Ml....... tea. 1'IUate. it) I Norlb I'NM a
FINAL DISCHARGE.
N<dice i- hereby ?Ivwi that \V. Samuel
l.ipMon I) Admiiiist rat or of the Estate
of George McAht: deceased. has applied
to .hi-on M. <>11 or Judge of Probate, in
a to 1 for lla: ('otii ty of I * it i n. for a linal
discharge as sm h Administrator.
It is ordered, that the lOtli, day of
duly A. 1>. JS.sp, be I'xod for hearing of
Petition, and a linal rcttleuieiit of faid
Estate.
Jason m. Gkkek,*
Probate Judge Union County S. C.
Trade Marks (
Designs
rVTm^ Copyrights Ac. '
anyone stMiilltiK n Hkotrh and description may
quickly ascertain <?:r opinion free whether an
111 Veil t toll IS pioh.il.lv p;:t riitnblc. Communlrai
. :is m i icily t-oiilldo'-.tful. Handbook on Patent#
soul tree. oPSc-t iiuoucy for securing patent*.
Patent' iukeii tlir.iin.-li Munii A Co. recetra
rp'. JtU notice, tvii lu.ut charge, tu the
Scientific American.
A lir.mlfioincly itlttstrntcd weekly. I.srseat circulation
of nuy sclciitltlc Journal. Terms, 93 a
rear: four iiiont lis, II. Sold by all newsdealers.
MUNN & Co.36,t"?d-"New York
IiiHi.eH oillce, trja K St., Washington. D. C.
Notice.
AH persons are fierehy notified not
to gather fruit or berries, hunt, ride,
drive, graze stork or in any manner
trespass on my land below town,
it p. R. Lank ford.
Celery Plants.
1 hav.2 a number of Celery Plants
for sa'o at "'J cents per 100 plants.
Mus. W. E. Thomson.
Phone 02.
A tin :io Telephone $nl>scriberti.
V. w arc rctiuestcd to add tha
names to vour list of subscribers to
the I'ni n Telfpl.o'C Co: Gibbes
lit use, :V>; Mituro Cc Munro's Law
Oflic.\ '.'7: Union Telephone Co.
Siim>lni|> ??pjir (oluiiihla.
C< i.t'm in a, S. C., Juno 13. ? At a junction
near this e;ty a peculiar smasliup
occurred, resulting in the probable death
I of rne 111:111 niiii 11 : ra 1 V v.illtr .villi frii?l??
Iii goad uiiiiiy more. A freight train on
tnu i-'iond.i Central and Peninsular,
from Savannah, atul a passenger train
bn the Southern, both coming into Columbia.
reached the crossing simultaneously.
They both stopped and both
Simultaneously went ahead ut a hot
|>ace. The engineer of the freight was
Knocked off his engine. The engine of
hie passenger train was ditched and
Q-hig'.nccr Brickmau sustained serious
internal injuries.
.tlcl. 111i ii Is i<'or I ', \ pit nslon.
C., Juno 14.?Senator
McLturin, addressing the students of
Wnll'ord college on "Imperialism," declare!
if was from logic of history the
duty of tins country to accept that
i newly acquired territory as a sacred
trust for (<<?d and humanity. "The
. | statesman wno doubts or falters is a
; demagogue, tuo Christian who doubts
> or falters is a traitor to ins God and his
1 religion," said the senator.
No Offer for tlio Canaries.
Bitt'ssfM.s, .7nno 14. ?The government
| of the Congo Independent State denies
> having offered Spain 5,000,000 pesetas
"> for tin- Canary islands, as announced in
I a dispatch troin Brussels to The Daily
, Mail of London.
Iiry.ni to Visit Gainesville,
Gainksvii.i.e, Ga , Jnno 14. ? Hon.
. William Jennings Bryan lias accepted
> nu invitation to deliver an address here
on July 5. He comes under the auspices
of the Gainesville Chantnnqna
association.
Negroes l.ynch Two Blocks.
Ocal.a, Flu., Juno Id.?Two negroes
wero lynched at Diinollou by an infuriated
mob of tnoir coior. Some weoks
ago Marshal Payne was shot by a negro.
The negro was captured and returned
to Duuuellou, when it is supposed
sonio negroes wore employed to
rul. n In mi tintt'ii f?i f Un mvnr inut HrA??n
! , linn. The laborers of the Dunnellon
i phosphate mine heard of it and at once
organized to mete out similar justice to
those implicated. They succeeded in
lynchniK two of the men and were only
i prevented from lynching nine others by
the appearance of Sheriff Mugent and
an armed posse.
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