The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, November 17, 1899, Image 3
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. I
' I
The Tax Books will be open for the
collection of State, County, School, t
Road and Commutation Road Taxes
in Union County for the fiscal year
1899, at the following places and
dates:
Union C. II., from October 15th to
November 1st inclusive.
I West Springs Nov. 2nd.
Linder's Store 44 8rd.
Union C. H w. 44 4th.
Cross Keys, Gruham's Store 44 7th.
4 Sedalia 44 8th.
Black Rock, forenoon 44 9th.
Carlisle 44 10th.
Santuc 44 11th.
I Adainsburg 44 18th.
Lock hart Mills 44 14th.
i Kelton 44 15th.
' Jonesville IGth, and forenoon 44 17th.
Union C. II. the remai vug time for
collecting. ' ^ i
, The tax levy is as follows'. i
For State 5 Mills, i
<< ..MamI O l<
)\/wunviiuiiiwiiai UV/UUU1 13
" Ordinary County 8^ "
" Interest on Railroad
J Bonds $ Mill.
. 11 Sinking Fund to Ketiro
Bond-* 2 Mills.
I " Roud , 1 Mill. ;
I Total 15 Mills.
' Special School No. 11 2 Mills.
The time for paying the above men]
Moned taxes will expire 81st day of i
December, 1899. All male citizons
between the ages of 21 und GO years s
are liable to pay a poll tax except ex- ]
Confederate and Federal soldiors,
I those physically disabled, etc.
The commutation road tax will be
collected at the same time and places
as the other taxes. Ago from 21 to j
50 years. ,
J. II. Baktlks,
County Treasurer. <
Citation to Kindred and Creditors.
State of South Carolina, 1
County of Union. ] '
By Jason M. Giikku, Pko- |
bate JUDOE.
Whereas, Mrs. Lillit Lane his made
suit to me to grant her Letl-'rs t?f Adnrnist
ration with will annexed on the ?
Kstate of and effects of Jessie Ij. Stokes. '
deceased.
These are. therefore, to cite and a I- ?
monish ail and singular the kindred and
creditors of thesaitl Jessie L. Stokes, deceased,
that they bo and appear, l>eforo
me, in the Court of Probate, to be held
at Union C. II., South Carolina, on the
twin uay or rsovenioer. next, :mer publication
hereof, at II o'clock in tire forenoon,
to show cause, if any they have,
wiry the said Administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hatrdand seal tins 1st
day of November, Anno Domini, 1899.
Jason M. Guekr,
Probate Judge.
Published orr the 3rd day of November.
1809, in the Union Times.
I .. "
Citation to Kindred and Creditors.
Sti^te of South Carolina, 1
County of Union. j
By Jason M. Greek, Esq., Probate
Judge.
Whereas, J. C. Be vis Iras made suit t >
me to grant him Letters of Admittisiratiorr
de bonis trorr with wrll annexed on
the Estate of arrd effects of A. B. Bevis.
deceased.
These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular th?? kindosl and
creditors of the said A. B. Levis, deceased,
that they he and rrpjietr, before
mo, irt the Court of Probate, to he hel l
at. Union C. II , South Carolina, orr t.h?*
18ilt day of November, next, after jnd lication
hereof, at 11 o'clock in the fori noorr,
to show cause, if any they have,
why the said Administration should not
be gianted.
Given under my hand and seal this
1st day of November, Anno Domini.
1899.
Jason M Greer,
Probate J rtdge.
Published on the 3rd day of November,
1899, in the Union Times.
44-2t
Citation to Kindred and Creditors.
State of South Carolina, )
Comity of Union. j
]$v Jason M. (iitkti:, Kmj., Piso1iatr
jl'ljok.
Whereas, Mrs. E. F. ll.iiley lias made
suit to me to grant her Letters of Admin
!stration with will annexed on the
Estate of and effects of the said John M.
IMaxico, deceased, that they lie and appear,
lief ere me, in the Court of Protwte,
to l>e held at Uni >n C. II., South Carolina,
on the ISth day of November,
pevt, after publication hereof, to show
raure, if any they have, why the said
Administration should not oe granted.
; (liven under my hand and seal this
31'Uh day of Octolier, Anno Domini,
1S<)9.
Jason M. Ckkbu,
Probate Judge.
Published on the .'hil day of November.
ISO'.), in the Union Times.
112;
Notics to Road Contractors.
Vou are hereby notified to have your
roads worked up according to eonira'-t
and spec'1 He itions by the 1st of December.
The Hoard of ('ommissioners will
start out inspecting roods at that time,
and will requite that they be work* J according
to specifications or Piej will be
forced to reject them. Ik- sure to have
ditchea well cleaned out, holes Idled and
road bridges ami cause w ays rt; aired by
that time. T. J. Dktrniiai oil.
Nov. 1st, 18'JO. Supr. V. ('.
41-.lt
NOTICE.
I have bought n heavy draft wagon
of J1."),(MK> pounds capacity, and am
no v prepared to do all kinds of heavy
hauling or will biro out the wagon.
*? ?tl?. J. W. CtUAKBI.
Master's Sale.
State of South Carolina, 1 Court of ConcCounty
of Union. f mon Pktl
Jason M. Greer, as Guardian of Grace
Jeter ami Mabel Jeter, I luintiiTs.
vs.
J. M. Gee, Defendant.
In obedience to an order made in the
above stated ?ase. I will sell at Union,
before the court house door, during the
legal hours of sale, on salesday, the 4th
December, 1899, the following lands viz:
All that right title and interest, same
lieing oue undivided third, part in and
to all that tract of laud in Santuc towns-hip,
containing six hundred acres, tnore
or less, known as the Mrs. D. E. Goland,
and hounded l?y lauds of Mrs. It. T.
Gee, Mrs. Eunice Fleming, Mrs.
Mary G. Humphries, L. I). Jeter, \V.
A. Nicholson and Mrs. 1\ 1*. Dutler.
TKIiUS OF BALK.
One-half cash, the balance on a credit :
of one year with interest from day of i
sale, secuied by bond of purchaser and a
m a tgage of the premises,
l'urchaser to pay for papers.
C. II. 1'kakk, Master.
]
Master's Sale.
date of South Carolina, ) Court of Com- |
County of Union. f mon Pleas.
G. Epps Tucker, Plaintiff.
VS. j
Lulla C. Jeter. Tlnmus J.ee Thorpe <
is executor, It. R. K iwis, Defendants. |
In obedience to an order made in th- t
diove stated case, I will sell at Union, t
tiefore the court house door, during the t
legal hours of mile on s.d-sday, 4th of
December, 1SJJ, the following 1 inds, viz: ]
All that lot of land containing four -t
md J acres, more or less, situate at j
-vintuc, in the township of S.ml."c, in
.he county of Union, aforesaid, beginning
at a stake on the corner of lands of
M. S. Porter, deceased, and of I). U.
.)\\vns and running X. 15, E. 10:05 on
lie line of Mrs. M. A. Sims to a poplar, i
thence N. 75, W. 9:50 on line of S. (
A Sims to a stone X. thence S. 29$, W. ]
1:7 i t ? a stake on tne 1 u of the estate ,
if M. S. Porter an 1 of T. Jones, thence j
s '>5:., E. 5:99 up the railroad to the j
jegiuuing.
TEUMS OK SALE. ,
One-half cash and balance on a credit
f w-lve months from day of sale with l
nf.oest fiotn day of sale. Credit por.?i
to be secured by lxm:l of purchaser <
lit a mortgage of the premises sold,
'nr. baser to jwiy for papers.
C. II. Peauk, Master. ,
1
1
Master's Sale.
i
Slalf of South fnrnlina 1 Pnnrtnt f"Vm
Countv of Uniou. J monPl-as. ]
E. r. MeKesick as Administrator,
BaintilT. i
VS.
S. F. McKissick, A. F. McKissick, et ]
al. Defendants.
In obedience to an order made in t) e 1
ab< ve case, 1 ?>ill sell at Union, before
t In-court house door, during the legal
t ours of sale, on falrsday, tie 4lh Decrial
er, 1H09, tlie following lands viz:
J. All that lot of land containing
::cie, more o. less, Ijing on the east
.-hie of said Mountain street opposite lot
No. 1.
3. One other lot on said Mountain '
sti et and lxHinded by Mountain street. 1
lot of W. E. McNeaee and Virgin at reel '
tot one other lot of land containing
tu t- sn acres, more or less, lying Soutn
.??' Mio town of Union and liouiided b\
Ian Is of Charles Holt, Mrs. Powell an<
i! i Bridge road.
>. One other lot containing acn
)ii>'.c or less, on the east side of Church
.Mr in said town of Union, bounds
in the north by lot of E. It. Wallaec.
?* ' i by a branch, south hy lot of Mrs.
A mo E. Jeter and west hy said Cliu.c'
Cr.
? A eeitain tract of land contain'm?.
on-- aundred and twenty-seven acres
in re or loss, lying to the west of tl
town of Union and adjoining lands of A
II Foster, It. N. Harris aiul J. I. II u
<-F uid otlieis.
7. A lot on Main stieet with law office
thereon next to aiul adjoining lots o'
M' s. A. E. Jeter and Main street.
s. One undivided one-third interest of
?.f a parcel of land containing 731 acres,
more or less, in Santuc township, in
?;ivl county, adjoining lands of J. C.
Ii kins, lands late of \V. S. tlohcr.n
Thomas IIii.ris, T. J. S.irtor, .lem
Jeter ami others.
9. < )no undivide 1 o:u -half interest of
lot of land in the town of Union Iving
next east, of lot No. here and above,
containing acres, more or less.
In One undivided one-half interest in lot
of land in the town of Union on Church
Miwtcontaining acre, more or less,
bounded on west by Church street, on
south by lot of J. II. Spears and G. W.
Going, east by lot of Cyrm I.i-'on am
others, and north by an alley.
tfiims of sal.k.
One-half cash, the balance on a ere lit
of one year witli interest from d.iy of
s..hi soured hv ho ?d of purohas^r an t >
o ort,*sge of the premises. Purchaser to
; pay for papers.
C. II. Peakk, Master.
I
Master's Sale.
State of South Carolina, ) Couit"f CotnCounty
of Union. ) mon Ple.is.
J. S. Willianl s,
va.
s. K. Hay.
In ol)edience to an order made in the
I o/o stated case, I will geil at Unio .
' t.hfl fnnrl. ik1111 f* ilftnr <1nHn.? tl...
'< J* d hours of sale, on sale'ulay the 4f)i
I),-. ember, ls'.vj, the following laads v *.:
All that light title and interest of sa .1
Defendant, in and to all that certain
tract of land containing two hundred
nor 8, more or less, known as t lie old
11 il place, and butting and hounding or
lands now or late of Ilenry Sheldon. .
; II. Sheldon, deceased, W. M. Kay, de
' ceased, William lhewinglon and others.
TKItMS Of SAI.IS.
Cne-balf cash, ba'anes on cr.'di' <?:
car year with in'orest from day of sale
s- < red by bond of purchaser, an 1 ?
i o tgage of premises. Purchaser to
I pa\ for papers.
G. H. PtiAwc, Master.
Probate Judge's Sales.
State of South Carolina, ) Court of Pro<
ounty of Union | lxtte.
B. P. Arthur as Adra'r. of the estate
of J. I)ogau Humphries deceased,
Plaintiff.
vs.
Beulah G. Humphries etal., Defendants.
In obelieuce to an order made herein,
I will S"II at Union, S. C., before the
Court Mouse door, during the legal hours" *<
of sale, on Salesday, 4th December 1899,
the following lands to-wit :
1. A tract of '.and about three miles
south east of Union, S. C., containing ,
live hundred and sixteen (old) acres,
more or less, hing on head waters of
Tinker C^eek, and bounded by lands of
Mrs. Mo Bride. Estate of B. P. Craw- t
ford, Hubert Knigh% Mrs. N. E. Porter, !
J. C. C. Edwards and others. I
This tract of land will be sold in four j
^ pan ate tracts or parcels, plaits of which |
ran ue seen ai me omce 01 me Judge or
Probate. 1
2. A house and lot in the town of 1
Union, known as Tx>t. No. 20 in the di- |
v sion of J,. G. Young-Dawk ins tract
X??. 2. (said tract having been divided
into two parts) and containing three 1
tenths of an acre, being sixty-six by one J
liundred and ninety-eight feet, and being
111* same lot purchased from L. G. Young
L>y deed dated yih February 1S98. 1
TICK MS OK salic. i
The tracts ot land one thiid cash, bal- j
?nce on a credit of one and two yens,
with interest from day of sale. The
louse and lot on one half cash, balance (
)t> a credit of twelve months, with inmost
from day of sal \ The credit potion
to be secured by bond of purchaser j
?nd a mortgage of the premises sold, i
Purchaser to have piivilege of paying
ill cash if so desired, and to jwiy for
?aj?eis and stamp-* and recording papers. *
Jason M Guker, t
J udge of Probate.
The Doctor'* Servant.
Culino. the French "Mrs. Parting- J
toD," does not amnsu so much by the
;onfnsicn of his words as by the quaint- 11
a ess and unintended plainnessof liia re- ?
jinvbs. lie entered the servicoof a well *
mown doctor, who. after Caliuc had i
seen buying hay for his horses f?r
iwhile, niado up bis mind that the hay
was worthless. ^
"Thiit is vprv r.r.or lmv flint rrmVn r
Been buying." the doctor com pin i nod. a
"But tbo horses eat it. sir," eaid
Ualino.
"No matter. It's bad hay." 1
"Yes, sir," said Calino respectfully.
"I'll change it. I know you are a mu?:h .
better judgo of hay than tho horses
arel" '
Ono day tho bell rang, and Calino '
Mino in. \
"A patient has arrived, sir," he ro- 1
ported. t
"An old patient or a new ono?"
asked tlio doctor.
"New one, of course, sir," said Ca- j
lino. "Tho old cues never como back I" t
Cnlico admired very ninch tho beautiful
teeth of a lady among his master's i
patients. I
"Ah I" ho exclaimed. "Her teeth are
as fresh and sound and whito as a new
born baby's 1"
I'urion find t'hensnnt. i
Tlicro was a sort of Jack Itnsscll par- i
Ben who was called in from his shooting ,
ono day to a christening, and with him ,
camo his factotum, who was both parish
clerk nnd keeper. Ho put gun and bag '
down in tho porch nnd commenced tho
service, but it was interrupted by a
wild fluttering outside tho open door,
and ono of tho pheasants, which was
rot as dead as it ought to liavo been, i
rose up and flew hither nnd thither i
through tho church with tho lioiso nnd
commotion of which only pheasanls.
and frightened pheasants, nro capable.
"Murk that cock, John," eaid tho pareon
in his usual sonorous voice, nnd
then resumed tho service. And here
again I do. not think ono of the litllo
party nronnd tho font saw tho humor
of tho thing, and certainly John, who
replied "Yes, sir," with as much pro
(jrii'iy iiiJ't iiM nu iiuti jusb uwu
responding "Amen," siiw nothing incongruous
or unbefitting in tho seer o.
?Longman's.
Couldn't He Divided.
In Felix Mosclieles* "Fragments of
an Autobiography" cccu'rs tho following:
Mine. Schumann was wanted to
play at a little musical reunion, but she
did not respond. Mr. Mosclieles was
deputed to approach her. "'Was she inclined
to play?"
"Particularly disinclined," was the
discouraging rwpou>???.
The envoy mentioned her husband's
"Cnrnaval." "One part I particularly
love, the 'March of the Dnvidsbundler.'
If I could only hear you play just that j
page or two'."
This roused hor. "Pago or two indeed!"
she cried. "Wenn man do 'G'ernaval'
epielt, spielt man ihn ganz."
(When 0110 plays tho "Caruavnl," ono
must play it all.) Aud sho played tho
wbolo.
Tlie Mruiu'K Stun.
A mean man on tho south side agreed
enrly in tho week to meet a girl at
luncheon down town last Saturday, and
after luncheon they wero going to tho
I matinee. Tho girl kept her part of tho
contract. She woro a new silk waist
and a new bonnet, and was in tho
1 i .1. _i. .1 i_ a t n
luncnrooiu us mo cjock hituck i. ^viit-r
she had waited about fivo minutes there
caiuo a note from tho menn man. It
said:
"The inclosed cards will show you
why I can't keep my ongageniont."
Tho "inclosed cards" announced that
ho had been married to a chum of hers
that morning.?Chicago Inter Ocean
An Awknarit MtntnUe.
"Kriggs is dreadfully nearsighted
Yon know that hat his wifo wears with
all those black plumes in it?"
"Yes, I've seen it. "
"Well, llriggs thought it was tho
head of a feather duster, and ho tied it
to his enne and brushed a lot of spider
wobs from the porch ceiling beforo his
wtfe caught him at It. "?Cleveland
?Mitf*
Geo. Noland, Rockland, O., saje,
"My wife had pilea forty yearn. DsWitt'a
Witch Hazel Salve cured her.
It is the best salve in America." It
heals everything and cures a-1 ikin
diseases. F. C. Duke.
Those people who profess to think
that the lact of "Gold Itool" Jones
not having been born in this country
Would prevent his running for president,
don't know Jones.
Dr. W. Wixon, Italy Hill, N. Y.,
fays, "1 heartily recommend One
Minute Cough Cure. It gave my
wife immediate relief in suffocating
isthma." Pleasant to take. Never
fails to quickly cure all cough?, colds,
throat aud lung troubles. F. C. Duke.
The thing for Atlanta, Philade),
[?hia, chicago and a few other citieswho
have been wanting the Admiral
to visit their eities, to do is to wait
labile and then get up a new invitation
carrying the name of Mrs.
Dewey.
' I wouldn't be without De Witt's
Wi 'ch Halel Salve for any considera*
ion," writes ThoB. B. Rhodes, Ctuter- (
isld, O. Infallible tor piles, cuts,
>uras aud skiu diseases. Beware of (
Muuterfeits. F, C. Duke.
u i ii .r ol!. i .
viuTtJiuur .uusuiieii oi uuiuuss noi
*et issued iiis Thanksgiving proclanation.
Perhaps he prefers to wait !
intil after the election in order to
ice if there is anything for hiui to be ,
hunkful for.
Dr. Ii. ii. Hidden, tSummit, Aa., 1
lays, "I think llodol Dyspepsia (Jure '
a a splendid modiciuo. i prescribe it, 1
md my confidence iu ii growls widi
sontiuued use." It digests what you
at and quickly cures dyspepsia and
udigtBtioo. F. C. Duke.
Champ Clark refers to the lion.
iVebster Davis as a tear-compelling
rator", but says that Davis' recent
ipeeches in Ohio did not bring euili- '
iient water to wash away Mark llan.
la's sins.
Y >a n.ver know what lorrn cf 1
doo.i poison will follow constipaii in. i 1
lieap the liver cltau by using D.- 1
Witt's Little liarly Biters ami )ou 1
vill avoid trouble. Tney are famous
ittle pills for coislipatiou aud liver
tud bowel troubles. F. C. Duke.
At Lad>smith la t week the English <
;ene al not only lost his left wing, but |
.he Boers seem to have heqel tla ui- (
selves liberally to the white meat alter
bey had knocke 1 the stuffing out of
liui.
J. D. Bridges. Klitor "Dt m crat," ]
Laucueter, N. ii., eays, 'One Minute
L'ough Cure is the beet r< m <?\ f r
iroup I ever used " Immediately relieves
and cures couch?, colds, err ui>.
tatbnis, pneumonia, bronchitis, grippe
iiid all tLro.it aud lung troubles. It
prevents consumption. F. C. Dake.
Admiral Crowninshield in his
official report scolds Congress because
it has not seen fit to properly recognize
what he terms ''Sampson's victory"
at Santiago. It is needless to
>ay that this siliy llingat Dewey will
not help Sampson, either with Congress
or with people and it needs
no prophet to forsee that it will add
v?ry materially to the growing impatience
and contempt in which public
opinion has enfolded Crowninshield
and his coterie of Dewey
haters and Schley maligncrs of the
Navy Department.
Governor ltoosevelt seems disposed
to remove a Democratic official who
was elected by 00,000 majority.
One sure result will be that the majority
will be larger next time.
' Iliad dyspepsia li.yieven years
snd never foun 1 ptra.e.ent re'nf till
I need Kodol Dyspepsia I ur?. Now
I am well and feel like a new nun."
writes H. J. Fieminc, Murray, Neb.
It is the best digestaut known. Cms
all forms of indigestion. Physician?
everywhere prescribe it. F. C. Duke.
For Mr. McKinlcy's sake it is
sincerely hoped tliat his vassal Sultan
will behave himself, arid that if he
kills off any of his surplus wives or a
few dozen of his slaves, he will observe
due secrecy, and not make his
t runny too j ublie. it is bad encuuh
!.ia? our once glorious flsg is now
pro'oeting polygeny and sluwrv, bi t i
wholesale murder as well in ght prove !
t o much for the American people.
l^Orippe, with its after r fleets, an
hi ?ly dettrjy* thousands of j:?r?>'??.
I', .a.ty bo quickly cured by ().:<
Idl' ulo Cough Cure, the onl^ ranedy
; ha - pr-dates imnudiito ovu'i, in
( >n^ha, colds, troup, hrondiiii?, puni
!'. o is arid throat ui.d lung rr.nt.'e .
It .ill prevent coiisumpM >n. I'. C
i >? ko.
\ Tv tw# <n\n til n Af i S. ..
4 i 111^ \ '''11*1 MWV VII'MIl I- I IK
: fi'.?irs of c l piri* mor?- irnJei?cn<lo,t1 v
of .is subjects than Mr. MrKi l< v
has :ic!cd wi this whole lTilppine
inmidle.
To Purify an'! JO srio'i tho J.lr.o',
' hr^gthcii the Nefv?s ami Invigorate
i he by stem. u?o Dr. M. A. Simmers
Ir.ver Medicine.
"LOOK HERI
M18. Thjs Perc ile
wide. It is the best I have
arc the words many utter
Indigo calico and outline
only 4 cents a yard. Nice
cheap. Couic quick. Caj
half dollars. It's to your in
In the summer of 1H00, Terence
V. Powderly referred to Mr. llanna
as an "industrial cannibal' Mr.
Powderly has neglected his duties as
Commissioner ol Jmmigration to
make speeches for Mr. Ilanna's ticket
in Ohio. TruLy the ox knowcth his
master's crib. %
Millions Given Away.
It is certainly gratifying to the public
to kuow of one c mc.'rn in the land
who are not afraid to be generous to
the needy ami suffering. The proprietors
of Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption Coughs and Colds, have
given away over ten million trial bot.
lies of this great medicine ; and have
the satisfaction of knowing it has
abs olutely cured thousands oi hopele-s
cages. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness
and all diseases of the Throat,
Chest and Ludga are surely cured by
it. Call on F. C. Duke Druggist, and
get a free trial bittlo. Regular size
50c. and 81. Every battle guaranteed,
or prico refunded.
Weary women need an occasional
dose of Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver
Medicine to Strengthen their Nerves
and Invigorate their Systemi.
IIrave Men Full
Victims to stomach, liver anil kidney
troubles as well as women, and all
feci the results in loss ofuonetitp. nois
3n8 in the blood, backache, nervous
tie3?, headache ami tired, listless, rundown
feeling, But there'*" no need to
feel like that. Liiten to J. W. Gardner,
Idaville, I nil. He saye: "Elccnic
Bitters is j ist the thing fur a niau
ivtieu he is ruu dew , and don't caro
whether he lives or d.is. It did more
to give me new strength and good ap
petite than anything I could take. I
2 in now eat anything aud have a new
lease on liK.." Uily 20 cents, at 1U.
Duke's Drug Store. Every b
Lie guaranteed.
Some Administration supporters
blame IIanna in public for the good
words he has said for the trusts,
though they are quite willing to help
spend the money that the trusts are
thereby induced to contribute t<? the
Administ ation campaign fund,
llanna knows bis business.
Red Hot From 7he Gun
Was tho hall that hit G. B. Stead mai
of Newark, Mich , in ti e Civil
War. It caused horrible Ulcers, that
no treatment helped for 2J years.
Then Buckleu's Arnica Salve cured
him. Cures Cuts, Bruisi s, Burns,
Boils, Felons, Corns, Skin Eruptions
Best lMe cure on errth. 22 cte. n box.
('ure tzuaran'eed. Sold bv F. C.
* - '
Duko Diuggi.it.
Who were the true patroits of England
at the time of the Auierieau
llevoltion?King George and Lord
North who insisted upon our subjugation
to tiie English flag, or Lord
Chatham and Edmund Purke who
stood up for American rights and
American liberty.
Working Night mid Day
The butiest and mightiest hU'e
thing that ever was made is Dr.
King's New I/fo Pills Every piil iD
u sugar-coated gl ihulo of health, that
changes wrakness into strength, listle
stress into eeergy, bran -fag into
mental power They're wonderful in
building uj> the health. Only 25e
per box. Sold by F. C. Duke.
In order to establish his present
contention that the Philippines "camo
to us unsought". President McKinley
will have "lo suppress ,tne ofiiciul
report of the peace regotiationa, which
shows that we threatened to continue
ill war against Spain, unless they
rv >u<'tcd tii?'ii refusttl to cod mthur
V:? isl cd t tl? to a!. the inlands.
"J.t, F.J. D-ehsou H I'.rui
S (' write-*: F:?.vn jea??i..jp 1
f < <5 u nibs or.. h!e ti rb> my w.ik
Is- Dr. M. A Sir-'n.o i/ Liver M i
c! -i restored n.cl.) g ; ealtn. ]\<nk
ni o'icl ng-.s of it worth a ocz -o
1 7. ilinV.
Mr. McKiriley's p'an lora Pepai.meiii
of Colonies is to he designed
I !? (Viiiig its lioi'l a Minister of
I C onoidee. Colonic* iiDT>lv i-npo..
ia'isni its inu< li now as when out
1 fo 'toilers revolted against beiiiji
' t.riM.i ns colonists, and tlurcf r?. inI
tVviors.
TIi'> FlsaJ ir * Jfuoyanf Foot
and lv ny < "o r o'exiou r-pu'; f.on
the u-e of !). M. A. sSimrnoc* I.ifm
Modioiuc.
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is only G cents a yard, and is a yard
seen anywhere for the pi ice." These
whe 1 they buy those goo Is. "This
black is the cheapest I ever saw,"
line of capes just received?going
cs from one dollar to four and oneitcrest
to sec us before buying.
Q. WRAY.
Not u Surprise.
It will not be a surprise to any who
are at all iamilar with the good qualities
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
to know thAt people everywhere take
pleasure in relating their experience
iu the use of that splendid ruedicluo
and in telling of the benefit they have
received from it, of bad colds it has
cured, of threatened attacks of pnei
moniu it hae averted and of the children
it has saved from attaeks of
croup and whooping c)uch. It is a
gran f gooi medicine. Fjr sale by
Dr. F. C. Duke.
In this republic to have colonies is
to be false to the principles on which
it was founded, which embodied a
protest against the assumption that a
people could rightfully be held in
subjection at the pleasure of another
country.
Used by llritish Soldiers in At'riea.
Oapt. C. G. Deuiihon is wall known
all over Africa as commander of the
forces that captured the famous rebel
Galisho. Under da'e of Nov. 4, 1897,
from Vrjburg, lUchuanaland, he
writes: "B<fore starting on the last
cam paigu 1 bought 8 quautity of Chamberlain'a
Colic, Cholera aud Diarrhoea
Remedy, which I used myself when
troubled with bowel complaint, and
had given to n.y men, and iu every
ease it proved most beueficial,' For
sale by Dr. F. C. Duke.
Rooms to Rent.
II1 LLTI< >USK to rent for l'.HX)?as a
whole or in apartments. Other
houses and rooms to rent.
tf J. C lough Wallace.
T-mporary Derangement of Digestion,
through overwork, worry or
emotional excitement, are quickly
recti fix) by D*. M. A.. Simmons Liver
Medicine.
^
C h a in her hi i:i 's Pain Balm Cures
Others, Why Not You.
My wife has been using Cham! er"aiu's
I'ain Balm, with good results,
for a lame shmil ler that has pained
her continually for nine years. We
have tried all kinds of medicines and
doctors without receiving any benefit
Tom any of them. One day we saw
>?n advertisement of ihi* medicine and
bought of trying it, which we d d
with the best of sat sfaciion. Sbe has
used only one bottle and her shoulderis
almost well.? Aholpii L. Mri.lett^
M anchrs'.cr, N II. For sale by
F C. D.iko.
For Sale on Reasonable Terms..
About 225acres ; tract2^ miles from
the town of Santuc. Also ubout 642
acres (ono tract 260 acres, another.
5182 acres) about two miles from the
town of Carlisle, known as the Kelly
lands. Will sell on easy terms, with
small cash payment. Submit offer*
to Char. H. Carlisle, Executor of J,
K. Jennings, deceased. Spartanburg,
S C. 86-Umos,
S. MEANS BEATY%
ATTOKN'tt* AT LAt\\
Itooms No. 14 and 1^ Focter TluiUK
iug. 1-1-ly.
Homestead Exemption.
Mrs. Cattie Gall man having 11 led her
pciitinn with me to hive a homestead
exemption in the peisonal property of
her late husband, Jos. (}. Gallman. de*
eea-ed, sot ??ft" for herself and her children,
Lucas Gallman, Aurelia Gal'man and
Itcu'ah Gallman, the said iwtition w.lL
c?*uie up for a hearing before me on thei
JOch of Novemlter 1K1)1>.
C. II. I'E.VKE, Master.
SAY! LOOK HERE!!
My place is Headquarters for
1 llei\ v and Fancy (iroccries,
I Fruits, Vegetables, Pickles,
i Fancy and Plain Candies, To.
baeco and Cigars.
n
I I have just added a handsome
' lilW> I'd" lino li<ii*rua ?ilu" !>? ?
, ....vr v. ?<HV HUB |/C) uinw nail
t brushes, tooth brushes and
I combs. Also a full line of Fire
i Works. I will discontinue
' handling hread for the present.
' I. T. SEXTON.
FOR SALE.
o ? \mii H?-u i>ne ?>i more horses at a
pt ioe below lUv ir real Worth. We will
kw?P a one-horse wagon for feed.
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