The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, April 13, 1900, Image 6
Letter, Notei
Bill Hads ;
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Or any other kind of '
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Job Work :
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Neatly and promptly ex- j
cutcd at the ; >
Times Job Office. !j
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Reef. Mutton. Pork !
IN.SKA-OX AT i
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II. (J. BAILEY'S BEEF MARKET. ;
[ also hand!;* Fro'u Yo^ot?Me ;?
i fall line of II"uvy rud Faney v>i
ccries.
First Class Restauram
With polite servants. When i
ne.'d of anything call n
H. G. Bailey.
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. Gmns qosds
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LOUIS D. SMP ;
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Ir;pH|)Y r'l!'3' :
1 Iinvo n full line of ! < j
and fancy family jjroeeries ;
ways on hand, T will not
undersold. My stock of Fane
and Plain Candies, Cann<? i
Goods, Fruits and Vegetable- 1
Putter, E^irs etc., are always o
select variety. I handle a fid5 \
line of harmonicas, also ( 'omits.
Brushes an l otherltoUctiirtielcs. 1 ^
J. T. SEXTON. 1
QiSTRACTORS'
^ BUILDERS'.^
a?O N11LL SUPPLIES.
Cuefltasl Unanr.i, Columns and Chun.
not Hi.lis. Uoils, Wsijrhts, Tanks, Towsrs, Mo.
tt'lro and Manila Rops, Hoisting Rnglne* ,
?.r.d P;iinps. Jacks, Derrloks, Crabs, Chain and
Rovo Hoist*.
Iif'i'ast Every Day. Make Quick Delivery.
LOMBARD IRON WORKS J SUPPLY CO. ,
ICGCtTA, OA. (
MONEY TO LOAN.
?)i itir.ui'V/ Unt'd Iviay payments, i
N cj n ni<ii . is r > .1. 1) rrower i
{a>M ao'.o il as *' perfecting loan >
liercv v. .S p'tr c-nt.
john li. I\\LMK.:i it hon. j
Columbia, B. C. t
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.T. C. Wallace, AUy. '
Union, 8. C. 1
11 25 US 1 y,
NOTICE.
,
All persons ivtvin;' dusiness con- j
nected with the WiPer Works or
Klectrin Lights will cull at office of j
I he Commissioner in the Hank Build- i
log jit the top of steps Bachelor street
entrance. 1
Wo have planed Mr. h. G. Young
In eh:ir.?' iim ! any Business left with
hiin will Inive prompt attention.
phono Xo. S2. F. M. Fark, (
Chnirinr.n. 1
Er.C.W.At7STSI,L, 1
Physician and Surgeon, J
Oif)r3 his professional services to
the pftep'e (,f Union. Ollice in l?.mk
Building. Leave mils at Union ,
I> 11ft f V. s'oro -r ring up Phore No. j
I'd for prompt service. ,
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NOTICE.
I have bough! n heavy draft wagon
of ilYO'iii pounds capacity, and am ,
now prepared to <1 i all kinitft of heavy
hauling nr will hire out the wagon. V
io?(hn. J. W. (Jjuhikt.
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iN^ DCc',-iT F.'iA i Cvji v.CI
Sen! to I'eiuti'ii'im v [''or i'rh:ie ('(himill; <!
by li;*.)'.!, r.
C'jf.t Mr:iA, S. IV. Audi 3.?In this
practical, unseal ini"nl;tl n.jo it is not
often that one inn'i will take upon himself
the consequences of his brothel1'.*;
rime when such consequences carry
with it years of labor in a convict's
Uv<s. but such a case has jttst come to
light here.
Two years ago James A. Phillips, a
Spartanburg fanner, was held up and
:cli- veil of iiis watch. Phillips had Eur,
tie Mills nml . ?mith<>r nrrestefl. Ell- I
jcne confessed uiul was sentenced to pay
! tin.- <>f Sol) or work 30 days ou the
thaiugtmg
\\ n*m rJugene lmd served his sentence
Phi laps continued to push the case in
lie hi;,her court, and meeting Charles
Mills lie had him arrested.
At the trial Phillips swore that, the
prisoner was the man who robbed him
tml who confessed his guilt in the magistrate's
court. The case was considered
so clear that the records of the magistrate
were not sent for. Charles, after
pleading "not guilty," made no further
light for liberty, and he was convicted
and sentenced to six years in the jxaiiteutiary
for the crime of his brother.
FUNERAL HELD UP AT GRAVE.
investigation Reveals Fact That Si/.ciiiorc
Was Not Dead.
Grkknvm.le, S. C., April 2.?Friday
morning Pinekney Si/em ore collapsed in
iheolllae of Magistrate Mauldin and before
(lo t irs eouH reach him was pronoun*
ed dead. Tie* body was removed
to his home and there a coroner's "jury
assembl* d, viewed the remains ami oil
lie s;a:emen of tlie doctors rendered a
verdict of'death from le-aii failure. The j
!'uner d\v.is >ei for Sr!nrday afternoon. j
The grave v.a . dug. the mourners lmd j
! ;i:i<l the I. ?dy was about to In- j
int a-rcd w'm-n tli'' police appeared ami !
ordered postp onemeiit. Tho Ixwly was
tak ii homo anil a lost miulo which cou*
li'VMi'd t!?'. suspicion that the man wp.3
not dead,
man, v.'h'l" having th - nppearntice
of death, > far ,.s tin- fro wasconcerned,
had a warn hidyaad breathing
oould ha <1. t<\ ii'<! hy the a a <?f a mirror
at tlia m ?:itI . Tin* jaws v.viv set and
lJst* pupils of tho ryes unresponsive t ?
light, ha! the joints v.\ ve a-; supple as in
iife.
REV. ARTHUR CRANE'S REPLY Amove:**
ti!. (' i itia.- and Takes I'reuch- '
er.s to Account.
Cit.Mtr.KSTov. A];:*il V.?Following his j
armoji of last Sunday, 1{< v. Arthur .
who V-:. ntlv moved herefrom !
w .1. r.vy. j,!*: i. i ag'.iti litst night i
-.gainst vie;> in tg;,
ilo said thill t:;d t;e- hlhvt tig.-vs.
Ise gambling I-.oa.--s and 1: .as i?f ill
fepute are dosed in Chilliest >,i liewiU
n-;)duea evidence e.ral 1'a.et.s which v. il'
' iv*e i!:e euiie-ih: : H v. Crane
an: visit- -1 ;!? ' ;>!.:< ; at)-ait which !n>
!i?s preached and he roil orated his th-- j
eri.-.iiia! i< ia its - in;; T-e.-M' < 1<? <!. :to
I a; I!iar hoha . o.nul d tin* e::.iviple j
>f J Parkhnrst, ami s ;voi\ 1/ crh. i : -d ;
he other mi ii.--,- f - !; -city who have j
allied diviia-agin.-rV if hi; crusade
.gainst vie and so-..
Can a -.a i 'near; lied.
S.-.v.WNAit, April -J.?'i'a< big dredge
".abrnvV, Working on IJ'.ltchinsoll*.; '
sla.mi, a ;ha river, baa dag two
Id revi h.iii aiarv cannons. which p:\-h,hlv
h.-l 'ii.ge i ! idea ' Viii )? wan-hip, titv:vck
of which Wi! dug out ; low days
igo. One of tiie ]>ine- s weighed ahor.t
,ii :) pounds, I be other hot). 'tin- eanaoii
.vill he ]?k seated to the < iry and ptcs
l-ved as a revolutionary relic! The old
.vat-ship was dcntly sunk then' during
tho revolution, and an effort t-> get
it her name aurl history is now being
made.
Itoad to I*.' Inspected.
Cot.pm at a, H. ("., March til.?Tho offisink
I>f til. -. 1 t 1
. ........ .... .j....... . i .\ii xj:iiv navonoti- |
!i".l the S mth Carolina commission that |
th. in v; r ed from Ohernw to Columbia I
will 1 . ivady I'm* inapt oti??n April 20.
The commissi. >n has accepted 111 - - (late,
,iml if lilt- inspotrimi is .-aii factory regnl.?i*
i-lu-diilfii v ii! I." |a.i into ? 1V? < t and
irailii* in'jniii. 'in route south of Columbia
will not Lv ri .uiy iin'n few weeks
longer, as tin- readwav through this
ity is being expen- ively built.
<'ommciiei-iiiciii Kxcrciscs.
Atlanta, Ajs. il 3.?The animal comn
;!!" aunt <v;eivi * - til' tin (1,-.ryia Ool .
g of Eclectic Medicine and Surgery
vill lie held at tie- (hand Opera House
IVcvitesday evening. The exorcises aranged
for the occasion are of an attache
nature and anions the menibers of
ho graduating class are a number of
tvn aim lit young men who have eoniileletl
the e.iirr>e at the eolleKo with
lvdit to themselves and the institution.
Mali Hesoiit diced.
Ooi.f.TnottPE, (la., April :l.?.Tudgo
I.ittlejohn lias recntonced Joe Hall to
lie hanged. The date for the execution
is May o. It will lie rcmeinbet'Md that
Mall was tried at the last temi of superior
court, convictcd and sentenced, liis
attorneys carrying the ease to the supreme
court, where the lower court's decision
was sustained.
Negroes doing Xortli.
II.u.kmm, March ill.?There is an exixlns
of negroes from this state to the
north. Thov niv leaving every day, and
it is estimated that more than 0..000 will
leave here within the next .'50 flays A
negro labor ng< nt here, states that they
ire wanted all the way from Now Jer<ey
to Maine as servants.
Investigation Ordered.
Coi.r.miita, S. 0., March 01.?Special
igonts of the United States treasury de(artment
are to make a'enrefnl investi(atiou
of the alleged storing of eoutraMvnd
liquor in the United States cus'omhouse
at Charleston.
Allen Fuller Hanged.
Macon, April 3.?Allen FniLir, tho
legi'o murderer (?f Mrs. Pottl e, was
innged in the jail here at llo clc ck. He
iras ]>r<mouueed dead live minute s after
lie drop foil. He protested hit i amo- 1
unco to tke last. ^ J
THE WAR IN
SOUTH AFRICA
Near CJocmfontt in?British
Sustain Jler.v;- Loss.
PitKToittA, April :i.?There has boon
heavy fighting between Bnmdforfc and
Blooiufonteiu. The Waakerstroom and
EmuTa commandoesattacked 7,090 British
and drove them back with heavy
loss.
According to the reports of tlie wound- ,
ed who have arrived hero lighting oecurved
all along the liae. Tlio fodera!
tro ?ps held posiri ms 0:1 the side and to[ t
of the mountain, while the British positions
were on tlus oppusito aide of t-hi
hill. The British charged repeatedly,
but were repulsed.
The latest reports say that the federal;
were more than holding their own, bill
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liKNERAI. nOTIIA.
TJie New Coniinatuler-In-Ohicf of tlie
Boer Army.
the final result of the lighting is not
known here. The federal loss was nine
killed and wounded.
.Reports from Brandfort, received later,
state that ?,0l)0 federals attacked 3,00.! j
British sueeessfnllv, but that 13,00! '
British reinforcements arrived and tin*
federals were compelled to retire, after i
punishing the British severely. Tim
federal losses, according to these accounts,
was slight.
British Move Westward.
London, April 3.?Fuller news of the
disaster to tho British army in tli
neighborhood of Saunas Post does no. '
tend to improve matters from a British'
standpoint, bat the dispatches arc si i
mystifying it is imj?os.sible to accurately
portray tho present situation or to foretell
the ultimate issue of I-ord Roberts'
attempt to retrieve the defeat.
The war ofllec has posted a dispatch
from Ix)rd Roberts, dated Bloouifontciu,
as follows: |
"There has been considerable delay in
getting accurate-returns of tho casualties,
as tho action toolr place 2'3 mile!
)u nee; the 0 1.-graphic cable has been inn-minted
several times, cloudy weather
has i a; vi. red with signalling and nlt:h
there has l.-.-en 110 engagement
. is- . the f. ?v is continually .in touch
villi '.le < nt-uy.
' v remained in action under acrosi
-. I. J ) yards for some hours, the
i - i. -r\i g ilea gtms as tho casual.i
c-lu c:t fla <ii tivliniciits.
J,-ii' ' 1 r, Shropshire and
. i'r-iMb.iae.'i mount -<l infantry and
>: h.ov. e ci>vi red ill" retirement of
the gnu-' U"\;n thcr p- ?ti-m to the crossi
und by the cavalry 2
mile-; far h. :* and withstood tlui
i;ii- -i eh ; of the i-nemy, who
in ne f a:s advauc d within 1(K>yards.
1'battery of the Rival Horse nrtil1
ry \.*n < .- ' a i! isivTouinkd in the.
,1 -i r, -1 .1 : i < ! ii/l ..11 I
i::. 1 i i :! : \vi iiolit a shot being |
:?; ;!. lii'.r Ai ij>r Taylor and u sergeant |
niui. r s;u*i?e li d in . scaping in (iio con- ,
i .-ion. hi ."0 guns were captured at the J.
same I hue."
A di {: in Ai.t rn. Dnsutol.ind,
do!? ?1 At : ty : th E.ir! ' ! Itosalyn,
'vh.it' : :: IIS \V?IT CorrOHpIUl lit fft?
The 10.. dy "I.til in South Allien itnil wh;i
lefl tlu:v< Ayril 1 his way toTiiftbaN't'..;*..
?!. f.illon into the
hand i ' I h )5
Tie t- -T ii cn-upying the wa- J
t."rv i -. \vhi* i tlic jiriti-h shell.il ves- |
tordity . i . r;> < ?!>, the lintrs replying.
Jitcs- yi>: from Kpriuf'fnntcitl suggest
5hat the iaci' ?.:::I )>: < ;? in. ."-ages aro
]<-a :i!> u oi d indicats r.n < urly ndvanc.
math ward.
Th (Jwjiiti . lour Ivi iii; hf.s again
Li. n .t Marque/, this tUne
i.i vi f . i : . I \ , p . - ."tjjnrs I onnd
lor t!i. 'iY. a ,m. ?.
Pn iiniKo? u Ritid loliaVvpriN))*
iscd to r - -v. y ! ' \niit\>nte:n thiswoi If
and ii" . la'th,> .i 1 .i-.-hry.s .an to he
clo-h;g n;.i!" ! ; l i? ia surh forceas
promt. ' ' > I < i t.ihl - 'iiii'. t i'v;n chilly
wli. a it i i " I i :-d (hid i ji.Mfti v'dy of a i
strong 1 > i i the vi' hii y of
Paardcbc. g h is .iivadv interrupted dirts
i tnoni.'ii'-a'i-?*t.
A <!i -ijKi:*-li i <ni tvirabci lev, dated
Sunday, \ i t" i .. ; i at iioer activity
al nig I he \ ..l liter, About?) )i> burghers
liar id?l d ft vario'-Wj-oint.-t between
lAr.ii: n . .'iiin-i and Oaristiaua.
Alt nil j;?f> ! :< n ate occupying the riuul j
north of Kilipdnm and 100 men are
The war tins r.<\ ivrd another i
dispatch from <lnt?*<l ?,? :
Bli'Ctiif'ii'icin, Sunday, in \v!;' !?, j;ft:>i* !
i.'?iferrin>; I > lii } ' n ; t 1 ;'r:o:i. li > 1
f^iv'jsa partial list ci (he inissinoBritish
ofliiuTrf. Of (.,? hat tcry 1'our offr -v.. were
missing- One jrr.iiii; was hill <! mid 4't
eonnnissined oiii< <-s raid mm a"o still
missing. Lord Roberts thru continues:
"In U buttery alt are inis-inj< except ,
Major KyJh r ami .'i .servant nmjoi. Thy
two cavalry regiments did not suffer
much.
"A report haa just couia in that the
cuemy has retired to I julvbratid, leaving
two wounded ofllrrs and soiuu 70 men
^nt tiio waterworks."
13 NO DANGER OF* A CLASH.
Both Shies to Kentucky Controversy
Seek to Avoid Outbreak.
Louisville, April -t.?Tlio likelihood
of a clash ot the state administration*
boforo a final decision in the contest onso
by the courts is believed to be small.
While ovory move of the respective military
establishments {fives rise to a flood
of warlike rumors, the men in control of
these movements in the int erest of public
order and of the causes they represent
will not allow masters t > t;.ke p. :vv*i>ui
turn if thoy can proveni if. A decision
of tho court of appeal us expected within
a few days, but '! ) days must tl.ipsb
after the. decision isYen'l 'evi bof >re tli?
mandate of the court is issued.
Because of ibis foot an.I the prupnctivo
I to tho IT iif 1 Statess?in:v;nj
court, if tii.) R pabliean aro boat on. a
final settlement is .still far off.
Governor Taylor is s'ill at his homo in
Butler county, and rh ue is 110 iinucutiou
of his early return f t Wankfort.
The Franklin c: mnry ;;v..:ul .jury in it f
investigation of the Go !>. !swsinatioM
hog gotten u<>furlli v t'*.t Uodetermine.tioTl
of tl?.? nnfiir ?t?f f t. nOvil'^wtiiin 1
aud tli" direction t'-* ? n which the slio";
came. Testimony relating to th? ullcgod
conspiracy amy be reached today.
Sil is Jones, the Wnitiyv county snsjieet,
will bo tho (irst witness in this Hue of
cvidoneo.
NEW RAILROAD FOR TROY.
Florida, Alabama and Northern to
Kvie.id 1; Line.
Moxtoomkky, Ala.. Ajr.il 1.?It is reported
in railroad < : -. ies that Troy, is
soon t > hnre a now railroad. Tho Florida,
Alab iHi.i. and Northern railroad,
which i ; I'm .Vlnhun . im r> for tho Yellow
Hirer railro i ' of Florida, ban made
a survey raid l?v:t"d a line about -Yd
miles north of Fi iri*\i, Ala., their pro nit
terminus, and is a >v.* surveyiu;% in
til-.! dir as m.j of T.'ov. i'.iu coiumuv
|?v?p:? buildit* it m f.i *.i. possible.
Vol* i: i i \\ > ' of immense
; > IV >y, '.i it v. onl.l pat Troy
in clir ei'.ni wit It IVusucoln.
the <lo h . iron the ludf of Mj\All
to . * > ;, '' )r:;ou, eto.,
which now !< !(' i> "VlC the ?n;?h Savannah
v.- :;M i-.\.he.M; lv- diverted t:i
LVusac >! i hv r 11 . i ot the shorter haxrl.
TaeF'vi'iu, Al.ibvmn u:i:l Northern is
siiil to have ?;en.uv.'l terminal facilities
on P. :wne iln bay.
A WHEEL THIEF !3 SENT UP.
South < nrolina .Sn.I<v <inve iiiui Five
Years at Ilaivl ijiilmr,
Ooj.j; >;;; C.., Anvil ?Tlieyclp
thieve.; revive] a sev re 1)1 >w i:i tho
i <urt <>f . il sci.ii.m-; here. Wheel)
l/ive b -n ; ' n with the greatest fre.iji;
-ney within a fo.v weeks, the staff of
nil :: .vspup r h..ving 1 wt five. When
I h '!vr-?f.tro the thieves hav.?
lwn taken b-f.iro a magistrate and escaped
with :{? day.; o:t tit.- chumg.mg,
bat a new r>: v man who caught a thief
ha 1 him m; ! - th.- higher court.
The fell iv. {. ! vi 1 hI Agnihy''and Judge
lionet ami an-; "1 that its* pat bicycle and
ho:-;! st-'illag in the same category?
!.).!? c I).- ridden away?and sonl.-iic
d the criminal to live years ut hard
labor.
Lynchers f?o Froe.
Anvil '.?The lynchers of
CC.'r uly n:i ! Col i,?, wan worn hauled
: Kviji vi ; Mtrvli ;V>, go scott free.
Vim grand jury of Cvoensvillo county,
which l-. i ; I. n considering the coses for
t ,v.i day.-, In.-; ran -<1 111r?t it had no indictments
S > m-ik.i. Th f.iiltuv of tho
;:raud jury t > bring in indictments does
not oeeasi in any spoeiul surprise. It
wan scarcely expected.
8t. Augustine i!ot<d Sold.
St. Acorsnxs, Flu., April !.? Oaoof
the largest and most important real estate
transfers that has boon made in this
city for many yours was consummated
(ii Saturday last, when the Florida
Ifonso channe l ownership. Tills valuable
property has boon owned for a number
of years by T. M. Leonard, but it
was buoght on Saturday by Joseph II.
Lynn of this city.
Carolina Mayors to Meet.
Spautaniiunu, S. C., April 4.?Tho
fourth annual convention of the mayors
of the state of South Carolina will bo
hold in Spartanburg on Wednesday,
May 2, lasting three days. The object
of this meeting is the general improvement
of every branch of municipal government
by a practical study and discussion
of municipal affairs.
New Cigar Factory at Tampa.
Tampa, Flu., April 4.?With the coming
of tho fourth month of tho year,
Tampa sees its fourth new cigar factory
open its doors and commence work. Tho
Flor do Cuba factory, a branch of the
Cuban-American Manufacturing company.
has started to work under the
management of Juan Ganznloz.
fSouth Georgia Kxtcnslon.
Quitran, Ga., April 4.?Tho engineering
crop.? of the South Georgia .railroad
has just loft hero on tlio final survey for
the location of tho extension towara
Tainpa and the right of way is being secured
as fast as possible, so that as soon
as the route is decided 011 work may be
gin at once.
Quiet l'revnlls In Nicaragua.
Washington, April 4.?Dispatches received
by Acting Secretary Allen from
Captain Meade, commanding tho cruiser
Philadelphia, and Commander Duncan
Kennedy, commanding the Dotroit, rojHirt
that no trouble exists in either Nicaragua
or Cos'a Rica.
To KstubTIsh Hoop Factory.
Chattanooga, April 4.?A eomjiany
has helm formed herewith $30,000 capital
to bnild and operate a barrel boon
mid building lath plant. It will make
00,000 barrel hoops daily. Ample means
is behind the enterprise when noeded to
make it a success.
Death of an American.
St. Petersburg, April 4. ? Sidney
Sehmey, a prominent momber of tho
American colony in this city, died suddenly
at ifraukfort recently.
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S. S. S.GQI
Promptly Reaches the Seat
bloc
of all Blood Diseases and "is
Gores the Worst Cases.
blood (lis
merits or troubles so obstinnte and difficul
to cure such real, deep-seated blood diseai
offer such incontrovertible evidence of me
is a cure! It goes down to the very seat
foundation of the very worst cases, and rou
DC it ll'lio ntlioi. ' ? r
, ? ivmcuigo, Ul jr u llll' JIUIBOIl
only to break forth again more violently i
trace of taint, {Uid rids the system of it foi
Mrs.T. \V. Lee, Montgomery, Ala., write
ago I was inoculated with poison by u nui
my babe frith blood taint. I was coveret
ulcers from bond to foot, and in iny grentex
to die. Several prominent physicinns trc
to no purpose. The mercury and poti
gave me seemed to add fuel to the nwful
devouring me. I was advised by friendi
wonderful eurea'made by it, to try Swift's
proved from the start, ns the medicine see
to the cause of the trouble and force llio poi
bottles cured me completely." Swift's Spe<
S. S. S. FOR T
?is the only remedy that is guaranteed
mercury, potash, arsenic, or nny other mil
euro Cancer, Eczema, Sorofufa, Rheun
Tetter, Boils, Carbuncles, Sores, etc.
Valuable books mailed free by Swift Spe
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houses and rooms to rent.
tf .1. Cl.ouuii \\*ai.t.af'k.
I
\ ANTED, foi cash, THcloiy, !).? ,
vood, IN rs'niinon :ud Wah.nl Of
Southern llaidwond Co., 1*. O. Ho
?V29, Cliai !<s"on, S. (1. 49?3n.
Mules For Sale. ?
Three good mules for sale cheat
fo* eash or credit wi?h ?< em* ' \ .
8. Jason Norman. ^
FOR RENT. pe
Cottage (); South Street. Applv l
11. 1. <2,.you.no. 81
S. MEANS BEATY,
attorney at law.
Booms No. 14 aud 15 Foeter Building.
1-1-ly. 1,11
ivy
FOR SALE. d"
We will sell one or moie horses at .>
price below their real worth. We will
swap a one-horse wagon for feed.
89-tf Mxllku Broth ecs. !
For Sale Cheap. !,.!
One 25 Horse Power Steam
Boiler, full flush front; with stack,
inspector and pipe connections COM- .
PLETE. '
i 8-fJmoB tan ]
TI
BOTTOM.
i every test mndo S. S. S. easilj
lonslrutes its superiority over other
<1 remedies- It matters not how ob?
ite the case, nor what otbarj'treatt
or remedies have failed,S. 8X5.
iys promptly roaches and cares any
here the blood is in any way involved.
no who has had experience with
eases knows that there are no ailfe
to cure. Very few remedies claim
sea as S. S. S. cures, and none can
irit. S S. S. is not merely n tonic?It
of nil blood diseases, and gets at the
ts the poison from the system. It does
and hide it from view temporarily,
limn ever; S. S. S. forces out every
rever.
b: "Somo years ju.a!Hi.il
-so who infected
I with sores and j
tremitvl nmBwl t- ? 1
ated me, \>ut till
ish which they \ jr\ ' ?'SF
flame which was ?V-s
i who had scon
Specific. I immod
to go direct |RT
son out. Twenty .
cific? ' t..
'HE BLOOD
purely vegetable, and contains na
teral or chemical. It never fails to
natism, Contagious Blood Poison,
t
cific Company, Atlanta, Qa.
R A PHS *
t to new Bank Building. I now
the latest up-toiph
Work.
i are reason alio and ml if fact ion
i7.es and styles of finish, and can
durable frames, also handle the
ends and loved ones aie' .passing
e photograph of thorn.
' ONCE.^" . .
ven mail orders.
Photographer,
s. c.
ANCY GROCERIES..
ask a' part of your
patronage.
:ntl orders by servant or
ring up 'phor.e S4.
I Goods Delivered Free.
5. H. BROWN.
18-8 mos
s is efore Buying ^
Your ice for the coming 83&eon.
ONEST WEIGHTS.
'rices and aa'.i. fuc ion guaranteed.
? i a 0%
mon iss a uoai uo.
E. BAILEY, Proprietor.
CROWN TORREKCE, M. D.,~
PHYSICIAN AND SDECEON.
lice and apart men e over DuWl
Drug Store. r
4 -i- 6
?
riONEYl
To b3 bad oa long time and ?a>y
mo, ctcureu ny mortgage on ?u
oved farms. Apply
P. B. HOFFMAN,
4 Bow'ing Green, N? w Yoi k City
8IMP60N A' liAKKSDAl E,
7 6m. Tjiurena. ft "
Notice io Creditors.
All creditors of the estate of A. Q;
[ <?, deceased, are hereby notified to
liter an account of their demands
ly attested.
Wm. Coleman.
Adin'r. Kstato A. (i. Rlee.
Feb. 20, 1000.
I'Ol'NlV?A key ling containing
ii k? ;s Ml.ii I. owner can hare by dcib'siicr
n? d p:>\ing 25c. for notice.
DR. GEO. DOUGLASS, *
Physioian and Surgeon.
>?tsrs his professional services- ta
j people of Union *nd ficlbilgf
Icq in Bank HOilrflogi 4e*vo enfis
Utlion J)jof Oo/s ltd* or ring Jp
one No. 74. 8-(>mos
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