The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, November 24, 1899, Image 3
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Master's Sale.
State of South Carolina, ) Court of C? mCVunty
of Union. ) inon PI as.
E. 1*. McKissick as Administ tutor,
Paint iff.
vs.
S. F. MeKissick, A. F. MeKissick, el
al. Defendants.
In ?b U.enee loan order made in the
i<In ve chbp, I will Bell at Union, Ixrfore
the court home door, during the legal
hours of Bale, on mlesday, tie 4th I )ee?
mlier, tl e following lands viz:
2. All that lot of land containing
aeie, more or less, lying on the cast
x'de of mid Mountain street opposite lot
No. 1.
3. One other lot on said Mountain
street and liouiuh d by Mountain street,
lot of W. E. McNcace and Virgin street
^ for one other lot of land containing
thirteen acres, more or less, lying South
of the town of Union and bounded by
lands of Charles. Holt, Mrs. Powell and
Gist Bridge road.
5. One other lot containing acre
mete or less, on the e:nt. side of Church
street in said town of Union, iMumded
on 4ji? north hy lot of K. K. WaMace,
east bv a branch, south by lot <?r M s.
Anne E. Jeter and west by said Church
street.
- a ..f /..mluinii.ir
O. il Cflliilll llillb (ii Itllld (.iiiiiiiii?ii,s
one hundred and twt-nlv-seven acres,
more or less, lying to Lite west ol' the
town of Union anil adjoining lands of A.
II. Foster, It. N. Harris and J I. Harris
and others.
7. A lot on Main sheet with law offlce
thereon next to and adjoining lots of
Mir. A. K. Jeter and Main street.
F. One undivided one-third interest of
of a parcel of land containing 7.'?l acres,
more or less, in Santnc township, in
said county, adjoining lands of .1. U.
Jenkins, lands late of \V. S. Hohson.
Thomas Harris, T. J. Sartor, Jeiry
Jeter and others.
' 9. One undivided otu -half interest of a
jot of land in the town of Union lying
tiext cast of lot No. here and altovo,
containing acres, more or less.
10. One undivided one-half intr rest in lot
of land in the town of Union on Church
strw t containing aero, more or less,
bounded on wo??t by Church street, on
south by lot of J. H. Spears and (*. W.
(joiny, cjist by lot of Cyrus Ligon and
aiuT lWVnr hy_an aU^;. >?TEKMSOFSALR.
ne-half cash, the balance on a credit '
no year with interest from day of
secured by hpnd of purchaser and a
tgige of the pn uiises. Purchaser to
for pajieis.
C. II. Pkake, Master.
Master's Sale.
Xtc of South Carolina, 1 Com t. of (!on?County
of Union. j moil Picas.
J. S. Wilhanks,
vs.
S. E. Pay.
In obedience to an order ipade in the
>6ve stated caw, 1 will sell at Union,
<i,u ..niirt, t.nnso door. during the
gal bourn of Hale, on salesdav the 4(1)
leceniber, 18511), the following'aods viz:
All that light title and interest of said
Defendant, in and to all that certain
tract of land containing two hundred
acres, more or less, known as the old
Hill place, and hutting and l>ounding on
lauds now or late of Henry Sheldon, 1>
Sheldon, deceased, \V. M. Hay, deeefut'd,
William Ihewingtou and others,
TICK MS Of KAM'!.
H One-' alf cash, balance on credit ol
I One year with interest from day of full
Bt---- secured hy Imnd of purchaser, and ;
moitgage <?f premises. Purchaser t(
pay for pupers.
C. II. Pkake, Master.
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Master's Sale.
!
Stale of South Carolina, ) Court of ('oni
County of Union. ( moii Pleas.
Jason M. (Jiwr, as ttuardi.ii. of 'J rat
Jeter and Mabel Jeter, I laintitfs.
vs.
J. M. (i?K?, Defendant.
In obedience to un order made in tl
above Hated case. I will sell nt (Jnioi
jtefore the court house door, during tl
isgul hours of sale, on sales*lay, lie*-It
jDecemlief, 18'JO, the following lands vi
1 All that right title and Interest, san
lieing one undivided third, part in ai
to all that tract of land in Sautuc tow
chip, containing six hundred acres, mo
or less, known as the Mrs. I). K. (I
land, and bounded hy lands of Mrs. I
ffl. (iee, Mrs. Kwnice Fleming, Mi
liaiyD. Humphries, L. H. Jeter, \
A. Nicholson and Mrs. I'. 1*. Hutlcr.
5 TKit.MS OK HAIjK.
One-half cash, the balance on a ere*
?? p......
or iHit- year wimi luvntm m..,.
sale, seemed by bond of purchaser ami
1 mortgage of the premises,
I Purchaser to |Hiy for papers.
m 0. ii. Pcakk, Master.
fej^Jon Cu
C. W. JLTJBTSXi3
I Physician and Surgeon,
Offers his professional services
the people of Union. Office in Ba
Ha Building. Leave calls at Un
Drug Co. store or ring up Phoue ]
10 for prompt service.
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Probate Judge's Sales.
State of South Carolina, ) Court of Pro<
uuuty of Union. ) ltate.
II. P. Arthur as Adm'r. of the estate
of J. Dogan Humphries, deceased,
Plaintiff.
V8.
Ileulah 10. Humphries etal., Defendants.
In olwHcuce to an order made hen in,
I will sell at Union, S. C., before the
Court House door, during the legal hours
of sale, on Salesday, 4th December l.syi),
the following lands to-wit:
1. A tract of laud about three miles
south east of Union, S. C., containing
live hundred and sixteen (Old) ncies.
more or less, l\iug on head waters of
Tinker Creek, ami Imunded by lands of
Mis. Mclhide. Estate of II. P. Crawford,
Uobert Kniglr, Mrs. N. E. Porter,
J. C. C. Edwards and others.
This tract of land will b-< sold in four
sepaiate tmets or pucels, plMts of which
can l>e seen at the oittcc of the Judge of
Probate.
J. A house and lot in the town of
Union, known us l.ot. No. 2d in ihc division
of I.. < 1. Young-D.iwkins tout
No. 2, (said tr-ct having leen divided
into two parts) and containing time
tenths of an acre, Ix'iug sixty-six by oi e
hundred and ninety-eight feet, and being
the same lot purchased from I. (*. Young
by deed dated ULli February 1808.
TKI1M8 OF 8A1.K.
The tracts of laud one third cash, balance
on a credit of one and two jears,
with interest from day of sale. The
liouso ami lot on one half cash, balance
on a credit of twelve months, with inteicst.
from day of Piil?\ The credit portion
to bo secured by bond of purchaser
an 1 a mortgage of the premises sold.
Purchaser to have piivilegc of |vi)iug
all cash if so desiud, and to ]iay for
pajx is and stamp; and recording papers.
Jason M Gukkii,
Judge of Piobtie.
Sheriff's Sale.
Fou Dkcemiikk, 1890.
lly virtue of sundry executions to m*?
diivctid. I will sell before the Court
Home door, in the city of Union, S. C ,
on Monday the fourth day of December
icxt, limine the legal hours of Sheriff's
Sates, the following described proiierty
to wit:
One lot of I.ind belonging to Caroline
Poweis, situate, iii^r anil being in Cross
Ke\s Townvh'p, Union county containing
seven acres, more or less, bounded
by lands of I,. J. Drowning, T. J. Alversoii
and Wiley Kstes.
levied on and to lie sohl as the property
ot Caroling Powers at the suit of li. I).
Culp.
At. so
All the right, ti'lo anil interes1. that
J. T. Harris o.vns in one tract of land,
situate, lying and h.-ing in 1'inckuny
tewiuhip, Union county, containing one
bundled and twelve acres mo w or less,
and h inndcil by lands of I.iz/i.i James.
Mrs. Julia Faucet!, Charlie Gnult, F
V. (ioing and Mrs. |< apsev Gallman
known us th" Itobt. V. Harris homestead
place.
r.evied and to lie sold as the property
of J. T. Ilauis at the suit of F. M.
Fai r & Co
r^hiti'lFs oni,'^4- -.?- J. G. I .on o,
Nov. l.'i; lS'.l'j. ( S. U. C.
Probate Judge's Sale.
-Hat" of South Carolina, I Court of ProCounty
of Union. j hate.
A. 11. Foster and F. M. Farr in theii
own right and as executors of the last
will and testament of Nimvod Shaq
deceased Plaintiffs.
nganist
Mnrv Shatp, Thomas Trammel am
iit iters Defendants.
Ity order of Probato Cotirt for tin
county of Union and state aforesaid,
will soil to the highest bidder, before tin
('out I. House door, during the legal hour
of sde on the first Monday in Decetube
lsii'.i (it, being ealesday,) the followini
di-^erilM'd real estate situate and being ii
Union township, county and Statoftfo.c
said.
All that tract, of 1 >nd containg tine
i hundred acres, more or less, adjoiuin
' lands now oi late of Fa it Willard, .loli
1 (b-andoii, .1. M. (1 reer, J. T. Davi:
I'll z i belli (dark, .lohn Skelton, Davi
Layii*'and otlioia?subj-?ct, however, t
. tie dower interest of the widow. Mai
Sharp as set apart to her by Uommissioi
I" ers and shown by plat of same, whic
' may lie seen at my olllee.
T ItMS OK S \ 1.10.
( hie half cash, the balance on a eied
of one year, with interest from day <
sale, secured by bond of Lho purcbin
and h mortgiige of the premises. Tl
piiieh;'s-?r to have the privilege of pa;
ing sill cash, Purchaser to piy for p
pcis, recording sauie and for stamp*.
Jason M. Gukku.
Probate.
j BIG FIGHT IN VENEZUEL
Over Si* II ii nil red Men Killed
ie Wuiimli'd nt Cabello.
b Puurto Oahki.ia Vouozuela, N<
'J' 18. ? General Paradee, a former oo
' manner in the army of ex-Pre?id?
1(', Andradu, who had refused the dema
id made upon him by General Cipria
ii- Gastio aud the do facto authorities
re surrender tho town, even when this v
i' reinforced by the request of the Briti
It. French, American, German aud Dm
H. commanders, surrendered ycsterc
V. morning at 10 o'olook, aftor a terri
battle.
The aspoot of the city is ono of r1
IK aifd devastation, and it is ostlina
that upwards of 050 pontons were kil
or wouudod during tho lighting*
| Dr. DraiBted of tho United Sti
j cruiser Detroit and the other surge
of tho vurious warships in tho har
aro ministering to the wants of
wonuded.
| General Hnmon Qaorra began a li
' attack upon the town aud the posit
* of General Parudes on Friday ulj
Desultory lighting continued until I
urday morning about 4 o'olook,
then a fierce struggle ensued Gen
. Parudes made a stubborn defense,
General Guerra turned an entrance I
ion ' th< 'wn at 8 o'clock Saturday.
No * *ly as 8 o'clock Suuday mori
the fleet arrived and began a bomb
ment, but the range was too great,
the firing preyed iftffeotive. .
RELIGIOUS THOUGHT
Qemi (ilcmnrd From (ho Traotilnga
of All Dcnnmlnatloaa.
The cross is God's ostitnnte of the
aloe of mail.?Rev. Warren Q. Partridge,
Baptist, Cincinnati.
Martyrdom.
Martyrdom may provo onr love for
man, or it may allow otir ignorance ami
stubbornness.?Rev. George A. Thayor,
Unitarian, Cincinnati.
Ilow (o Develop a True l'ubllc Spirit.
The only way to develop a truo public
spirit is not to try to cnltivato it in
mass, bnt to inculcato it in i^tfp&aul
ineu.?Dr. Frank Crane, MOTuodiat,
Chicago.
Moral Garden*.
Wo must plant moral gardens wbero
weeds have grown, or tho future liarvest
of wrong will ripen moro luxuriantly
than ever.?Rov. J. H. O. Smith,
Christian Church, Chicago.
Trout.
Trust is an essential element of our
nature, and unless a man has grown
.1 i ?a ..<!
iimuuhiiiu imuu^n viuinuuu ui tuiiir
deuce it is as natural to him to trust as
it is to breathe.?Rov. T. J. Dnnner,
Episcopalian, Pittsburg.
The New Theory.
Tho new theory does not embody in
its creed that all that host of men to
whom the gospel of Jesus Christ never
cauie liavo been by that fact doomed
to eternal condemnation.?Professor
George W. Gilmore, Uniturian, Buugor,
Me. .
Detraction.
Detraction injures the detractor himself,
injnres the listener, perhaps awakens
in its victim?for sooner or later he
will henr of it?sentiments of hatred
and revenge that will cause him to detract
in turn or drive him even to tho
crime of murder.?Rov. Father Dnboise,
Catholic, San Francisco.
Intldellt j-.
The great Talleyrand committed no
error when ho told the infidel who nHked
him why infidelity prevailed so little
against the influence of Christ. "Go
and ho crucified and raise yourself the
third day and yon will know why you
cannot overthrow Christianity."?Rev.
A. A. Rice, Los Angeles.
Power of a I.IIV Snrreudereil In ?iod.
Tho life wholly surrendered to '?od
through Jesus Christ is a life that the
Holy Spirit sanctifies. Hncli a lifo will
touo ambition, bridle tho tongue, kill
envy, smother oovetousnoss, quench
pride, destroy impurity, hamstring
slander and lualco you fit for he&vcu.
glory, God.?Rev. E. Trnmbull Leo,
Presbyterian, Cincinnati.
TI40 Vmtiir? I,iff.
Tbe conception of the future lifo rests,
upon tho assurance of the divine word
and unou Christian consciousness. Is
there no rent which may meet our divinely
inspired aspirations'/ Is man at
his best, when his thoughts and affections
go ont after holiness and heaven
?a delusion ??Rev. llenry M. Booth,
Presbyterian, Auburn, N. Y.
Spirit and Teachings of Christ.
The spirit^ nn<l teachings of Chript
will overcome war, bloodshed, intemperance
and oppression, and the sermon
on the mount will adjust all differences
between mankind. God, the Father
over all, and Jesus Christ, the Saviour
of all, will bring about tho universal
brotherhood of all men. ? Bishop C. C.
' McCabe, Methodist, Cincinnati.
The I.ord'a Work.
' Tho work of the Lord will never be
an unfinished work, though he may not
j seo tit to let us put on tho finishing
' touches. Let us not grow impatient
a, | with the parts assigned us, but rejoice
I , to know that when the parts are put to,.
j gethor in one glorious whole it will
s ' then be made manifest how impossible
r ! It is for any believer to toil in vain.?
i!' ltov. Dr. J. G. Walker, Baptist, Philaii
dclphia.
ThotiuhtfuliifiM For Childhood.
Nothing is more characteristic of
<' Christianity than its thonghtfulnesa for
" childhood. Its first concern Is to save
" the children, deans himself was born iu
the lowly manger of Bethlehem to this
'' I end. Would ho give a microcosm of tlx
? ! kingdom of heaven to lost man, otn
- j Saviour takes a little child upon hit
lap and says, "Of such is the kingdon
of heaven."?Rev. Dr. W. A. Robinson
Methodist, Cincinnati.
Uotl llrforr lOo-ryllilng.
What does the Lord want n* to do
( 7'IiIk is the supreme ?|iiestion at thi
moment. A* wo nnsxyor thia we doclar
... bur duty and mark out the path wo nr
L. to take through the future. He want
us at the outset to seek first the king
dour of God, and all othor things wi
he added unto us -religion before poni
? t ion, righteousness before happiness, th
. spiritual before the material, God la
fore everything.?Rev. Dr. Anthony IJ
or Evuus, Presbyterian, Now York City.
1><> the Will nt the I.or?|.
>v. Let ouch one keep the commands ?
m. .Jedns Christ. Make it your daily prnyi
(nfc ' that (tod will give yon strength toke<
u(j them. Keep them, no matter whetln
you feel like it or not. Let a lofty sen:
of honor and tho sacredness of oblig.
to tion impel yon to right courses of c?!
duct, and feeling will comn at last i
teh unturully as blossoms come to the tre
[fty 6f May.?Rev. Dr. G. D. Vosburg
? ii-i
bio UtiptlMl, ucuvt-l.
Power of H>i?piWh>.
a'? Sympathy puts na into the right t
!?j* titudo toward our fellow creatures.
e renches much further thau thought.
ltog la the iudez to tho heart. The only tr
ong knowledge of our fellow man is tli
bor which enables ua to feel with him. Tl
tht giveH us a tine ear for the "heart pull
that heat beneath the mere clothes
and circuuiHtHiice and opinion," ithaa be
''"J1 well ?aid. This is what may be call
tho feminine element of humanity.
an([ is the finer side of our human uatn
oral Not the calculation** of tho intelli
but penetrate beneath the surface and bri
into na an intimate knowledge of our fell
men, but the sure intuitions of sym|
<hy. which, like arrows, speed nne
'be mark.?Rabbi David P
Upton, Htbrtw, Cincinnati.
General News Notes.
The effort being made to hold a
carnival in Spartanburg during the
second week of December, is meeting
with success.
Geo. Noland, Hock land, O., says,
"My wife had piles forty years. JDe
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cured her.
It is the best salve iu America." It
heals everything and cures all skiu
diseases. F. C. Duke.
Mr. J. J. Tinslcy, who was clerk
during a portion of M. J. L. Howell's
term as Supervisor, and who
recently was arrested for forgery, "
giving bond and then disappearing,
was re-arrested last week in Charles- (
j ton and is in now the county jail. Mr. (
Tinsley states that he needed the 1
money that he got from the county (
by falsifying claims, in fitting up his r
house when he was married.?Free t
Lancc. <
Dr. W. Wixon, Italy llill, N. Y., 1
pays, "I heartily recommend One
Minute C.?ugh Cure. It gave my
wife immediate relief in suffocating 1
asthma." Pleasant to take. Never >
fails to quickly euro all cough*, colds, t
throat and lung troubles. F.C. Duke, t
(
The politicians are warming up in j
Laurens. It is said that Col. Irby |
is going to run for Congress in the i
Fourth district. i
' I wouldn't bet without Do Witt's f
Wi'ch Haiti Salve for any coneidera* (
tiun," writf^Thcs. B Rhodes, Center
ffold, O. iTi ~~ ^nta. '
c unler
Dr. F. Y. Prcssley has been elected
to succeed the late Rev. Win. M. 1
Drier as president of Erskine Collego |
at Dut West. \
Dr. II. II. Hadden, Summit, Aa., j
says. "I think Kodol Dyspepsia Cure '
is a splendid medicine. I prescribe it. (
ami my confidence in it growa with ,
continued use." It digests what you
eat and quickly cutps dyspepsia and
indigestion. F. C. Duke.
i
The Spartanburg Board of Health I
have recommended to tho city coun- <
eil the passage of an ordinance pro- 1
hibiting spitting on the sidewalk. 1
Yon n ver know what form of 1
blood poison will follow constipation. '
Keep the liver .clean hy using DeWitt's
Little Early Risers and you
will avoid trouble. They are famous
lit.ilo nills for em stipation and liver
acd bowel troubles, p r\ o ? ..
It is stated that Gen. M. C. Butler
has born retained as council for
the Louisville and Nashville Roil
load system at Washington, with a
salary of ?10,000 per annum. That
is better than politics.
J. D. Bridges. Eli tor "Dcmr erat,"
Lancaster, X. II, eay9, 'One Minute
Cough Cure is the be.>t rtnpdyfcr
croup I ever used " Immediately re
litres and cures coughs, coldp, croup,
asthma, pneumonia, bronchitis, grippe
and all throat aud lung troubles. It
prevents consumption. F. C. Duke.
A lamp exploded without seeming
cause at Shandon near Columbia. A
negro boy was covered with burning
, oil and died from the injuries rei
ccivcd in horrible agony. When
? will wo get au oil inspection bill in
' South Carolina?
Weary women need an occadt.nil
dose (f I).*. M. A. Simmons Liver
* Med icine to Strengthen their Nerves
and Invigorate the system.
* The Boers arc holding their own
? in the war with the British in South
o : Africa.
g
'T I.ad dyspepsia fifty seven yesrs
j| int nivir fount pdiiiiaueut relief till
i- I lined Ko.lol Dyspepsia Cure. Now
iu I urn well nod lee! like a ucw in in."
t- writes S. J. Fieiniag, Murray, Neb.
It is the best diges'aut kuotyu. ('.ins
a'l tonus of indigestion. Physician.?
?i?.h b Wa nreecribo it. F. C. Duke,
)f '?
Imperialism comes high. Oui
pr j army and navy are now costing
ho i 000 a day, with more proqteot of inii
crease than of decrease.
(o* LttGrippe, with ite after effects, an
,'11 t.ually destroys thousands of people
' It may be quickly cured by Oiv
Minute Cough Cure, the only rented'
lt that prduces immediate results ii
jt c tughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, pneu
It moniu and throat and lung trouble!
uo It will prevent consumption. F. C
at Duko.
jch The State Dispensary has jus
of made its last quarterly report. 1
"" * 'I"1 Qolirvil f'l I II i ] (
cu llirilM IIIIU HID puvnv
'jJ tho Sute $18,4Id 70. This amour
re dors not include tho profits thut p
cct to the counties ami towns in whic
npf the dispensaries are located.
ow ? . <
[>a- To Purily a<?d Enrich tho Bloo
rr* 8!r.gtheu tb* Nerves and Iuvigora
hi* the 8yst#?m, uir? Dr. M. A. Biniuinj
4/ivci Jtfedicia*.
"LOOK HERE
Mr?. This Percale
wide. It is the best I have i
arc the words many utter 1
Indigo calico and outline V
only -I cents'a yard. Nice
cheap. Come <juick. Cap
lmlf ilolhirs. It's to vour in
Secretary of State Cooper hag received
a letter asking him for a copy
>f the coat of arms or seal of South i
Carolina, as it is de.-ircd to uso the I
Icsign in some iron frei/.o work, l
ivhich is to be used in decorations of |
;ho Paris Exposition building. South i
Carolina will at least have that much* 1
it the exposition.
Millions Given Away.
It is certaiuly gratif) iug to the pub- i
ie to know of one cjncjrn in thejaud <
vho are not afraid to be generous to ;
ho needy anil suffering. The proprie,ors
of Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption Coughs and Colds, have
jiven away over ten million trial hot.
les r.l this great medicine ; and havo
.ho eulhfjcLion of knowing it has
ibsilutely cure 1 thousands ol'hopolo s
cases. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness
and all iliaeafcs of tho Throat,
Uheet and Ludga are surely cured by
it. Call on F. C. Duke Druggist, and
Regular size
guaran
1-4. n_ \ir \f nfltiinl
i [)U IUIU l.'l. If. 111. v.
IVest, made, t.s lie supposed, his will;
>ut alas! it had hut two subscribing
witnesses while the law requires three
witnesses. The instrument of writng
vras, of course, rel'us?d probate.
To bo a will the writing must be
tigaed by the testator and by three
witnesses in presence of each other.
If rave Mcti Full
Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles us well ns women, aud ail
feel the results in loss of appetite, puis.
jus iii the blood, backache, nervous
uess, headache and tired, listless, rundown
feeling, lint there's no need to
[eel like that. Listen to J. \V. Gardner,
Idavillc, Ind. lie says : "ElecIric
Hi Iters is just the thing for a man
when ho is run d?>w i, and don't care
whether he lives or dies. It did more
to give mo new strength and good ap
petite than anything 1 could take. I
icase on iiL." O dy 20 cents, at F.
C. Duke's Drug Store. Every bo'tie
guaranteed.
The historic old 0:1k tree at Winnsboro,
S. C., under which Lord Cornwallis
camped during the Kevo'utionary
war from October, 1870, to
January, 1871, has been killed by
thp excessive drought and heat. The
treo stands in the yard of the Mt.
/ion school and a table is to be made
out of it for the school library and
souvenirs for its alumni.
Red Hot From J he Gun
Was tho ball that hit G. 1L Steadma*4
of Newark, Mich., in ti e Civil
War. It oauscd horrible Ulcers, that
inaimont holtkpil for 20 years.
I 1 W I I I Hi v _ ^
Then Bucklen's Arnica Halve cured
him. Cures Cuts, Bruisep, Burns,
Boil*. Felons, Corns, Skin Eruptions.
Best File cure on orrth. 22 els. h box.
Curo guaranteed. Hold by F. C.
Duke Druggist.
Gen. Otis is now pushing tho war
with the h'dl'pino* with a little t.ioic
energy, and is clued tig thein hack
into the mountains, killing many ol
them as they retreat.
Working Xight and Day
The busiest and mightiest litt'i
thiug that evt r was made is Dr
King's N? w I/f- Fills l?vciy pill ii
n sugar coated gl >hu!e of health, tha
changes wmkmas i .to strength, list
i le-si O") into energy, b:aii:-t<g iiili
..._l ?'rU-jv'rn M/iiili-r I'll 1 11
| lilt llini Jto.u I ft II<j IV
building up Iho health. Only 2")
per box. Sold by F. C. Duke.
At the meeting of the Cabinet th
question of civil government f?i
Cuba wus discussed. The l'residcn
is said to favor the abandonment c
. the present military system in tli
. island.
Mri. P. J. Dickson. Weatministe
[( S. C., writes: JOIcvn years ago I wi
| for li mentbs tumble to do my worl
( and Dr. M. A, Siuuto n Diver M'd
x cine restored me t > good I ealtb. Thin
one pack ago of it worth a nozt
of Z^ilin's.
f
[t A compnny with unlimited capit
>f and 200,000 water power at Ottuw
it Canada, has been organized to lig
jo the American paper trust. Its pi a
h will cost $000,000 and it will ana
000 tons of paper a day.
j The Flushing JJye, buoyant F<*
l0 utep and Hoay Com pie* I m remit fro
Cg too uf< of Dr M. A. biiuniona Id*
1 M?4ioiu?.
J V.r.j*. ? ?. *
!
is only C cents a yard, and is a yard /
seen anvwhero for the pi ice." These
ivhen they buy these goods. "This
>Iack is the cheapest I over saw,"
line of capes just received?going
cs from ouc dollar to four and one**
terest to see us before buying.
Q. W R AY.
Nol a Surprise.
It will not be a surprise to any who
are at all fumilar with the good qualilies
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
to kuow that people everywhere take
pleasure in relating their experience
in the use of that splendid medicine
and in telling ot the benefit they have
received from it, of bad eolda it haa
cured, of threatened attacks of pnea*
nioniu it hat averted aud of the children
it hat iavtd from attaeks of
croup nud whooping ouah. It is a
gran 1 gool mediciue. For sale by
Dr. F. C. Duke.
At an auction of Hereford cattle
at Kansas City the other day a calf
a year and a day old brought $1,950,
and a heifer was knocked down at
$2,500. No wonder Kansas City
beef is rather expensive luxury.
Used by British Soldiers in Africa.
Oapt. C. O. Denuiaon U well known
all over Africa as commander of the
najitnrarl thn ftmr>ue rebels
flalishe. Under date of Nov. 47T897, \
from Vryburg, Jiechuanaland, be ,
writes: "litfore starling on the Iaet \
campaign 1 bought a quantity of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, which 1 used myself when
troubled with bowel omplaint, and
had given to n.y men, and in every
ease it proved most beneficial." For
sale by Dr. F. C. Duko. \
Rooms to Rent.
III LMI( >IJ3K to rent for 1900?as a , }
whole or in apart monts. Other
houses uiul rooms to rent.
tf J. Clocuu Wallace. t
T-mporary Derangement of Digestion,
through overwork, worry or
emotion il excitement, are q'tiokly
rectiIi3?l by D-. M, A. Sim mom Livtr
Medicine.
Chamberlain's Pain Jtalm Cure* \
Others, Why Not Von, V
At J J n no tloo ovou
aiu'e Pain Balm, with good results,
for n lame shoulder that has pained
her continually fo?* nine years. We
have tried all kinds of medicines and
doctors without receiving any beneliA
(rom any of them. Oae day we saw
an advertisement of this medicine and
thought of trying it, which we did
with llio best of satisfaction. She haa
used only one bottle and her shouldev
is almokt wall.?Adoi.L'U L?. Millett,.
MhucIka'.er, N. H. For sale by Dr.
F. C. Doko.
Augusta, Ga., is building tip a
protty largo divorce mill business..
At the last term of court forty-fourmismnted
couples were sundered. Itt
is said that a good deal of the mate*
rial for tho grist comes from SguUa
Caroina.
The cultivation of fruit troes along
the highways of France is being extended
each year, the Government
having adopted this practice as a.
source of revenue, po that now road-,
side fruit cultivation has become an
important branch of national indus-.
. try.
waaBnoaauzBMBMNMBHM
For Sale on Reasonable Terms,
A bout 22") acres ; t ruet 2A miles from
3 tl\e town of Sarituc. Also about G42<
. acres (one tract 2G0 acres, another
h J1S2 acres) about two miles from t.he>.
t town of Carlisle, known as tho Kelly
lands. Will sell on easy terms, with.
() small cash payment. Submit oiTera
to r.ms ii. Carmhlk. Kxooutor of J.
1 K. Jennings, deceased. Spartanburg,
0 S. 0. 8(5 8mos.
; SAV! LOOK HERE!!
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* My place is Headquarters for
Heavy and Fancy (iroceries,
Fruits, Vegetables, Pickles,
r? Fancy and Plain Candies, To-baccoand
Cigars.
\ 1 have just added a handsome
ik line of line harps, also hair
in brushes, tooth brushes and
coinl?s. Also a full lino of Fire
j Works. J will discontinue
" handling luvad for the presents
S .1. T. SEXTON.
FOR SALE.
rjt We will sell one or more ho>v * at a
mi jun ?? l?elow ilieir real wurtli. We will
rpr i hw.ij) a iuu'-hoiae wagon for feed,
l :w-u Mibi KH lttto-siticn*
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