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Letter, Not :i Bill Hads Or any other kind of Job Work Neatly and promptly excuted at the Times Job Office. Beef, Mutton, Pork IN .SEASON AT 1G. BAILEY'S BEEF MARKET. I.also handle Fresh Vegetable and i full lino of Heavy and Fancy Groceries. First Class Restaurant With polite servants. When in need of anything call on H. G. Bailey. BACON, FLOUR, mm, CANNED GOODS and FRESH GARDEN VEGETABLES AT LOUIS D. SMITH, The Housekeeper'* Friend. Look lo Your Interests T have a full line of heavy an/1 n/>ir in i I \r ervAonr^no o!_ UMll id UV.' V i 14 111 1 1 \ wUMAIl^O <ll ? ways on hand, T will not lie undersold. My stock of Fancy and Plain Candies, Canned Goods, Fruits and Vegetables, Butter, Eggs etc., are always of select variety. I handle a full line of harmonicas, also Combs, Brushes and other!toilet articles. J. T. SEXTON. CONTRACTORS' ^5 ^ RlllinFRS' ^ (yiiUL "supplies. Castings. Stsel tlsarea, Columns and Cban I Bolts, Rods, Weights, Tanks, Towsrs, Ao. Btssi Wlrs and Manila Ilops, Hoisting iJnjlD?# and Pumps, Jacks, Dsrrloka. Crabs. Chain and Hops llolsts. M^Casl Bvtry Day. tfaki Q-uici ?jeHv?rt/. LOMBARD IRON WORKSS SUPPLY CO. AUGUSTA. OA. MONEY TO LOAN. () i farming laurs Eauy payments. No com nissions c argo ?. 1> rrowcr pavt aui.u ;1 c >st of perfecting loan j Iterest at 8 par c:ut? JOI N 13. Pai.mkr & HON. Columbia, S. or J. C. WAM.aof.. AUv. Union, S. C. 11 25 98 ly, NOTICE. All persons having business connected with Ihe Water Works or Electric Lights will call at ofllee of the Commissioner in the Hank building a( the top of steps bachelor street ont r*i nf?P We Iwivo placed Mr. L. (1 Young In charge and any business left, with him will have prompt attention. Phono Xo. 82. F. M. Fa ku, Chairman. Dr. C. W. J&.UST2SLZ,, Physician and Surgeon, Offara his professional s rvices *o the |K?ep'e cf Union. < Mii'-o in I'-ink Buildiug. Leave calls at Drug O. store or ring tip I'ho: e N >. 10 for prompt service. 15 41. NOTICE. I have bought a heavy draft wagon of 85,(KM) pounds capacity, and tun now prepared to do all kinds of heavy hauling or will hire out the wagon. 45?Om. J. W. (rii.itt.iti'. ESiTfSH StiSTfiiN mm REVERSES fJix Hundred Aro Hilled and Wour.decl Near 2rand fort. THE BATTLE AT WSPENEB Llenvy l?*o:i.*;ht There Details Unobtainable - Doers liom l-ar?l Iuulysmlth Moving to Cut tin Dritish Uine ? Roberts' Report. T-oxeox, April ! ?.?The seventh montl of the war in South Africa opens witl <li qxitches from Doer sources of nuotlic Dritish disaster. If the news etui b twisted, a terrible re verso has boon in fli -ted upon the l>rifi.-li arms. Accord ing to an official announcement in Pre toria a lmttlo has been fought south o Brandfort, in which the British suffere* a loss of <>');) kill (1 anil wounded in ad ditioji ti> S00 captured by (lie Eatr.h Thi intelligence is amply continued by a cor respondent e.n tiio Boer side, who re ports from Brnndfort that Oeucral De V.et on Saturday defeated the Brit is! for the third time within a week, th scene of this last engagement beiuj M< ortkatsfontein. No eonlirmation has been receive* from British sources of the reverse. Isird Roberts wires tin- war office fron r.loemfontein under date of Tuesday April 10, as follows: The enemy have been very activi during tlm past few days: One com raaudo i ; now on the north lwink of tin Orange river, not far from Aliwalnorth wb.ile another is attacking Wopener The garrison tin re is lioldingout bra veil and. indict". serious loss 011 the Boers Major Springe of flic (tape mountci rifles was killed. No other casualtie: have liven reported as yet. "The troop.; are being moved up rap idlv. A patrol of six men of the Sov en'h Dragoon guards, under Lieutonan V\'etiie'*]y, wkioil has b en reportei missing since April ?, has rcluruet safely." Iloer 5"); *..>;?i? h Discredited. As the fovo; >in;r dispatch d<>es 110 mention tlie alleged 'British ivy. rsem Sum lay at r.Ievkeisfoufeln, the 11 icr ?1 is j arches arc r.oi credited at the war oldes 11 ii< 1 tlu-y are further discredited on tie count of the dis-rcpaneies ia the di) atches. as "Vfei'ke'. sfontein in ?:?nies s :ye is locntite ar Iirattdforf and in i ei her i: is located m nt In as:- of Id >e>nfot: teiu, the places iteinj* hK) mil"* apar;. < reiicnt! (fat acre's v barn to Curiam ia accepted as briny ia the mature of : recall, tlnvit^h no fees 'ti is yiv.n for i c.c.d ir will 1* associated with, hit lack > Kit cess. Ronl R b>i\- criticise.! Id nianayeim nt of the Rtonubury attack and pes ihly < Jatn.cre's haviny arrive i tin hour awl a half to > late to recti" tin 11 ddei'sbury force may have decided hi return. ( rem rn! Rundle, seeminyly, succee 1 Chtiiciv.l (.-kit acre and aceorumj; to a dipatch from Bl.- aufonrein, the command era of several briyudos are about to b changed. The Heater T< lejrrr.ia conpnny's e >i reap anient at Aliwalaerth, wiring till morniny, says: "There is no further m v.*-- f" an We P' ner. To > cloudy to lieliofrraph. 3Ion British troops are arriving." In view of the stid < f unrest ucros: the border Rord iioh-: ts 1ms pr<*elain:e( a wariiiajr to ('up Col,mis' s that lurch ; nets of hostility will be treated with tlu utmost riyor of martial law. Il. n.... IJ ....K..-0 J ...I t.r. LiAi?YSMiT'r, Anvil 1?. ? The Boon oj>onod lire Tu< sdav mornin:; curly, send in;; shells into thi^ British camp at Kland>lua?;te from three positions v.*idcl> s- unrated. The sh< lis did no dumayc. Tin1 troops moved our ton connoiternnd found the Boors in strontr force ami well lortili d. One naval l.i-ineh eon ri.. plied t > th" Boors, who have again placed a Long Tom in position. Advices from Aliwnlnortli place the British loss in t he lighting at Wejionoi yesterday at 11 killed and 11 wounded. Fighting was resumed today. The ! British are holding their own well. Wli'n the 1 :<> rcmnu need shelling, the British were drilling, caul one private was killed and another wounded before the soldiers were withdrawn from range. Then the naval brigade opened i lire and tlvew a heavy Boer fusillade and j two gunners were kill -1. The navu] I nun stuck t > their position, however, I and the Boer.*. unmasked guns, in : eluding a liiit poutuk r, and : hells fell in | all i he British camps. After three hours j bombardment the British lire slackened 1 and the burghers < 1- arc' from n kopji j on the right when a British shell lit on the sjxit occupied by their gun. Anothe; ! commando was seen moving toward tin j Biitish left apparently with the inten I ?i .i. ,.f ?.... 1,1.... ?l i.?i it-- n-e-'-i I ii it \'a iku: mti^ ? 11 V'li: 9 I'm. lUC iJtlllBI 1 'n ils forced tliem to retire. I 1 :i the afternoon dm naval brigade j again 'in (I a lew .-lit 11 s. If is rumor; d that a body of Doers li.i gathered sout'iiwi st of Klainhjlangte witl ! the apparent intention of cat tin g tin I British lines of communication, j (reiu ral Cleary directed today s ope , rations. I (ioneral Duller visited Elandslaagt; j today. Negro in Lady's (Cooiii. Wayckoss, Cta., April !i.?Shortb : after retiring last night Miss Nora Lei j Smith, hearing a noise in her room lighted a lamp to investigate and dis covered a negro crouched behind th dressing ease. Frightened she dropjiei ; the lam]>, screamed and ran into tli i hallway where she met her father, wit I had been attracted V?v her cries, to wlion j she told <>1' lior discovery. Her lathe i t tidied into tin' room, l>nt (lie twgTo Inn jumped through the wind >w to th ; ground, :v distance of Jo foot, and e* j oaped. Channel Is Killing l*p. Jacksonvili.k, Fla., April 10.?Th j channel of tlio St. Johns nvor fron Jacksonville to tho ocean filled up depth of 1 loot during the past year an tho {/overnnieut lias sent the dredK Capo l*Ynt'to open it up. Duval count, ; has spent ?{00,000 o:j improving i ho liai bor and channel and the pivcmmen appropriations have been inadequate >,'o large ocean liners uui cross tho St Johns bui* at present. 'SOUTHERN'S TROUBLE ; WITH OPERATORS ! Organizer 3 till well Talk3 c : Telegraphers' Grievances. I REFERRED TO SPENCER Case IIus Hern Appealed to President of Southern Railway?Unless Oper.i! tors Are Given More Pay and Shorter Hours Strike Will He Declared. i Knoxvim.e, April 10.?A. B. Slilhvell i of St. Iymis. assistant to W V. Pnv.-< IV r of the Order of Railway Telegraphers, e | was ill tlii < city l ist night conferring j wit li local telegraphers of the Southern | niihv.iy. It is said ho failed in his effort' \ to secure n locnl organizer. He said the f complaint is against small salaries and 1 Ion;: hours, and that unless President - Spencer {'rants relief a striko will be set on foot that will shake the Southern system tit its foundation. He said it might be |K>stpolled for several months or a year, but it will surely come. About '5 10 per cent of the telegraphers <">n the 0 Kuoxvillo division belong to the order. g! I 31 oelders May Strike. 'j Cincinnati, April 13.?Rcprosontn? tives of the National Iron Founders' as, sneiation and of the International Iron Moulders' union, after a 0-davs' coiiferl! once here, have disagreed on the subject " of ti wage scale. The tleuiand of the I! lifii was for mi ail ranee of 35 rents a ? d;iy oil the lniuinmm wages of !?i.7o and for other concessions. Tlio outcome 1 will now depend on the action of local unions throughout the country and may ' result in u combination to enforce the s demand. MILLIONAIRES IN OVERALLS. t Men With I?ig Hank Accounts Shoulder Soldering Pots.* ' i Chicago, April 12.?Twelve inoii in j overalls which wore .six>tless and whose j bauds looked anything but accustomed i to manual labor, today marched into the Marshall Field building against which the unions have called a strike and went to work. They were employing puniber.; whoso aggregate wealth loots well up into tho millions. In order to fuliill K. Biggott & Co.'s contract on tho building they volunteered last niglit to step into the breach made by the strikers and wit' J the aid of such skill as remained to them [ after years spent, in watching growing hank accounts to finish the plumbing "" work in the structure. ; Among them wore M. J. Corbock, who, as he placed the soldering iron 111 1 t he. coals, might have boon preparing to :i buy the whole block, for ho is rated a millionaire. And there was Thomas Colin, whose wealth is estimated at $500,000, Paul Kodisski, another of the workmen, is wortii $200,000. Frank ' Fallc, Charles Herbert and cx-Aldermen Andrew Watson, all credited with liberal fortunes, were others in tho volunteer ranks now warring against tho building trades council which they say must go. Later in the day it was learned that K. Baggott & C who had the plumhI ing contract for tho Marshall Field , building, on which tho unions have ( called a strike, announced that they , would not avail themselves of the offer I of several wealthy plumbing eontiactors : to take tho place of tho striking plumb! < r.< in order that tho contract might be 1 finished in time, and no work was done l>v tho bosses. I * p Jl ? ro I ? v j r> r-/x ^ ?-s a > - .. iviH!<w.naLL uAY ^kuukaivi. j Arrangements Completed For Celebration In I'cbriiar.v, 1901. j ITkw Oixrans, April 12.?William 1 Wirt llowe, chairman of th : committee t ' of th? American Bar association on John . M :r.-hnll day, announces that the day ! will 1>? celebrated on the Fob. 4, 1901, in ' th city of Washington in cooperation { with tlie 14.tr Association of tho District i ' of Columbia. | There will bo a public mooting, at ' which the chief justice of the United States supreme court will preside, and L at which tho president has promL jsort to be present. The oration will he L delivered by the Hon. Wayne MeVeagh, formerly attorney general of the United States and minister to Italy. The j.ro[ gtam tils.t includes a banquet in the evening and it is also expected that ' o:i tlie suae day there will bo local celebrations by the bar associations of the 1 . different states mid territories. The bar ' J association of Louisiana has already ar' ranged to have a celebiatiou on the same ' day. W. A. Xeal Is Acquitted. J Com'M'-.ia, S. C., April 13.?The first . of the eases against Colonel Neal, f?>r, ! mer superintendent of tho penitentiary, s that for broach of trust with fraudulent intent and grand larceny, ended last night, tlu> jury bringing in a verdict of not guilty. The defense put up no wit3 nossoss. A similar ease has been r.ol pressed. Today Neal is on trial for misappropriating state funds in several cases. f ?? o flat t les"?i|? Models Injured. Wasiiimitox. Anvil 12.?R;ar Adml nl Hielibom, chief naval o? instructor, 11 has been informed that 11 valuable ' models of American warships wore seri(l onsly injured during their transportation from New York to Havre on the converted cruiser Prairie. dlld^e I' lrM l>ead. ,G Dam.a"1, April 13.?Judge A. P. Field, one (if the foremost lawyers of Tex.a? end for 23 year ' principal attorney ol n tbis state; for th" Western Union Telon jcinph c nnp'.i'iv, di '1 last night at hi.home in this ''itv. a (1 It'-eeiver Asked For. 0 Atlanta, April M.?It. P. Connor, r stockholder in the concern, has filed n t petition i i the superior court asking for !. a. receiver for and injunction against tht In tors t a to Building and Louu uasooialion, SEVERE SMOWSTeil IN THE SOUTHWEST Cold Wave Is Following In tlie Blizzard'3 Wake. I FALL OF 15 TO 30 DEGREES E Heavy Rainstorms Prevail at Many 1'oiuts-ISaid to He ('osillnuuiico of r Texas Cloudburst-Iudlau Territory Threatened With PIsk's. p [ C:nr \o >, April 13.?Tiie wnolo west v and soutliwest, including tlio states of p Colorado, Wyoming. '."ebraska, Kansas, d Missouri, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio s and Kentucky, is ex;vri?v.:ciug a series of rain and snow storms, see impanied by temperatures ranging from 13 to !10 decrees bcl r.x normal, witli heavy frosts li over a large section of th * wheat belt. At Denver this mornhig thothormom ; etora reRislcroil 3 above anil at Dodge (] i City, Kim., IS above. s | A 'cording fa flic Unit I'll oiat n woath- t I ~jv bureau the storms are a continuation c of ih<> recent <.1 >U'Ibnests lim1" caused the i '' Austin, Tex., <1:-asf<-iv and swollen ' h country streams axe r ; >rte<l from all: B over the west. S ver.il minor washouts have occurred, ha1- s > fir the railroads * have not experienced any serious trouble. J" j Weather bur an ofil-ials say the frost j line will extend i,?iii;jnt no far south as : the Ohio liver at l a ?c. Indian Territory 'I'llreatoned. d DoNN'is(>x, Tex., V.fxl ! 2.?High \va- 0 ' tev is rej) ?rte 1 at till points in the Red ' " river tervh > /. Tl. - R I river has risen I v Id feet within the past 24 h mrs. The ? Wichita i.: o ; a big b >o:n a:: 1 an ever- i liow is (lire itetied. Advices fr >m IVxarlcuin say that tlio ' 2 lied river bus risen .s feet and is iiioroas- ] g ing 3 iaehes an lour. The rise comes | Irani the v ; > r t -.its-trie; :,:iwill he j augment.si !.y the heavy water spouts j of t'ae pas; M 1 lours in ih-s section. The i lin Suljihur liver at: ' I.lt;*' liver aire also ! .. booming, tin latter being forced out of V it:i banks. T II -]) this morning state (h it all the livers of tin- Texas flood district are falling but the Rod river and it is rising anil a flood is feared in :he Indian Terrritory i.iui u- >rnier:i jlcxos. it >;x>y-cs to uv.i ' fri railroad ami ldigraph headquarters at i (]t Dollu-i state that the conditions of south- j . era ami soubiwo ram Toxo; is very bad. I; will requnv li) to 1") days' time and I expenditure of 1 irgc sums of money to 1 j! mtke permanent repairs. | WILLS FOUGHT AT FUNERAL. ' Attacks Old Man With Ileor IJottlo Then Assail ltd I'mwltcr. w Maysvji.t.!'., (Ja.f April 13.?At Leather wood church, in Buiks county, Rev. I L/ mucl Norton, a Baptist minister, was } conducting a funcrrl service before a _ | largo congregation when Will Wells, a j J j yo'mg inati living in the community, I J appvt wljo.'l S. S. Wil'ier.son and began j j cursing him. The oxcitomeat stampeded j ? ; tL"> e >ngrega!ion. i p, I Wells struck Wilk.T.son several blows , win ti Wells' grandfather camo upon tho sr< ne, imploring the young man to dei si- and begging for p ace, whereupon 1 W- lls turned and struck the gray haired old nr.m on the face with a beer pottle. ; By this lime the on tare congregation had ] come out, and at the d ior tlio Rev. Norton culled loudly for poaco and quiet. Wells, in his drunken rage, turned ui>ou the ininisterwith a stick and ran him 1 back in the church. 1,1 For several minutes tho young man threatened the whole crowd, hut he was finally surrounded, thrown to the ground, di:-armed unci under escort of eight men .1.1 started to Homer to ba placed in jail. About a mile from the church Wells sei/.'d a stick and turned upon the guard, who immediately tied. Wells then made i his escaped and has left for parts uu- | known. FULL STATE TICKET NAMED. J Georgia Populists Nominate .J. II. Tray lor Cot* Governor. Atlanta, April 12.?'Tho reorganiz e! Populists met hove in convention Tuo> ? day. A pi it form was ndopto.l dealing j with the issues of the day and the dole; gates to tlie national convention, which) m oofs at Cincinnati, were instructed to j wl support Wiiavton linker for president h? and Ignatius Donnelly for vice provident". _ A full staf'< ticket was put in the field \\ for tin* ensuing campaign as follows: Governor?J II. Tray lor. Seoretury of State?Dr. L. L. Olomin nit.s. Attorney General?F. II. SafTord. Comptroller General?J. T. Holbroolc. State Treasurer?J. Wild Park. Commissioner of Agriculture?A. II. Telly. f() State School Commissioner?W.. T. Find. Prison Commissioners?J. T. Dicky ? and S. C. McCaudless. Receiver May He Appointed. | Kxoxvii.t.e, April 12.?Tho federal circuit court of appeals h is issued an order directing the city of Cleveland, ? Teim., to pay a claim of As,ft;).) to the Cleveland Water and Light company. It is intimated that if the city oflreial.! protest, or fail to settle tho claim, a re, will I. . niuviinhJ f . ?..1 1 1 vx/? ? ' * ?' ?/ ? r t?|?\u V iJUJ I of the city's financial atrairs. I jn Proposed Nc.v Mill. Eastovkr, S. C., April 12.?A 5,000Kpindle cotton liiiil, ostium $10),000, id ono of the }K?ssil)ilitic? of the near fa- 1 i>r tare. For sunn time the matter has sv i1 Imh'Ii discussed and a canvass lias been i made. A meeting is call-?1 for Friday ? j and tho books of subscription will b.i i formally opened. Arrived on the Oceania, New York, April 13.?Anion# tho passeniors who arrived on lxxird tho Geo- n anic from Liverpool were Phiji Pras. . kj sidhi, tho Siamese minister to Great ,, ' l Britain, Geoffrey Drnpfe, M. P., a stu- 1 ?, dent of tho labor question, tho Karl oi Warwick and Lord Herbert L. II. Vano- H Texnpoat. leware of the Doctors' doctors do Contagious 'atchwork; You Can SPOSi? selves to b? Sure Yourself at Home. The doct his vile poison, and only attempt to heal isease?the sores and eruptions. This the ystem, and endeavor to keep it shut in \v nd mercury. The mouth and throat and < nto sores, nnd the light is continued indel lore damage, than the disease itself. Mr. II. L. Myers, 100 Mulberry St.,Nev iundred dollars with the doctors, when I hey could do me no good. I had largo spo >cdy, and theso soon broke out into runnir ndured all the suffering which this vil luces. I decided to try S. S. S. as a last r oon greatly improved. I followed closelj ions for Self-Treatment,' and tho large sf best began to grow paler and smaller, ai isnppeared entirely. I wna soon cured pei kin has been as clear as glass ever since, elf at home, after the doctors had failed It is valuable time thrown away to expe o cure Contagious blood Poison, for the ond their skill. Swifts Specific? S. S? s. FOR T -acts in an entirely different way from oison out of the system and gets rid of isease, while other remedies only shut th onstnntly undermining the constitution, nent places a cure within the reach of all. ice, free of charge, and save the patient Vrite for full information to Swift Specific pHOTOG Made at the old Squire Gallery nex it U \ll\J VUI1C1 J Veil equipped for i date Photogra Of ail sizes and sty hs. My pricci larantecd. I also do enlarging of all * liver the w,rk in the most stylish and test mouldings. )ON'T N EQLE HIS OPPORTUN To get good work cheap. Your fri ay arid you regret that you have no lai -?COME AT Prompt attention gi fl". K. McLANE, UNION, AI.PII lv. CARSON. II. L. SCAIFE. g" CARSON & SCAIFE, I ATTORNEYS AT LAW. S< Special attention given to real este ar.d collections. _ A ,ME5 MUNRO. D. 11. DUNCAN. , C* P. SANDERS. | ftlunro, Duncan and Sanders S ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ' Office No. 4 Law Range, Uni.n, C. fi-1y 1 u Rooms to Rent. y 1111.L HOUSE to rent for 1900?as a ? hole or in apartments. Other uses ami rooms to rent, tf ,1. Orounir Wallack. A^JTEI>, for cash, llictory, Dop? wood, I'< rs inmon and Walnut Lops. Ol Sontlieni 11 a id wood Co., J'. O. Itox M9, Cliai left'on, S. C. 49?3m. Mules For Sale. Three pood mules for sale cheap r cash or credit witli pood seeur ty. 8. Jason Norman. te FOR RENT. pr Cot tape on South slrret. Applv to 11. L. G. Youno. 31 S. MEANS BEATY, attohnky at law*. liooms No. 14 and 15 Fceter Iiui'dg. M-ly. Rl rei FOR SALE. du Wo will sell one or more horses :i(. ice below their real worth. We v\i! ? nip a one-horse wagon for feed. ? 39-tf Millkh Brothkim. For Sale Cheap. J. 0n3 25 Horse Power Steam oiler, full fi nsh front; with slack, I ispee.tor arul pipe connections COM LKFE. . Kxoklsiok Kxitixo Mill, By J. ()f liAUJ T, Treas. and Manuger. . 8-lhnoe t s n pj -<F 9 POISON. not the slightest doubt that the moro harm than good in treating Blood Poison; many victims ef nne disease would bo much better if they had never allowed them> dosed on mercury and potash, the iea which tho doctors ever five ft>r n. ' . ?>. * ors are wholly unable to get rid oJ H) up the outward appearance of the >.y do by driving the poison into the itli their constant doses of potash other delicate parts then break oi^t initely, the drugs doing thesystesa. rark, N. J.f says: "I had spent e> realized that its all over my ig sores, and I d w uiocaoc JIIU- w%W H esort, and was fiy WL dutches on my ^ id beforo long ct the doctors disease is be- ? HE BLOOD potash and mercury?it forces the it entirely. Hence it cures the e poison in where it lurks forever. Our system of private home treatWe give all necessary medical adtl-.e embarrassment of publioitj Co., Atlanta, Ga. RAPHS t to new Bank Building. I now the latest up-toiph Work. 5 nrn rpuar?rtt\l,ln onrl cof i. izes and s'yles of finibh, and can durable frames, also hoi.dle tba lends and loved ones are passing te photograph of them. v ONCE.#^ . * ven mail orders. Photographer, ANCY GROCERIES. ask a part of your patronage. 2nd orders by servant or ring up 'phone 84. II Goods Delivered Free. S. H. BROWN. D8-D raos ^ 89 l/s Before Buying Your ice for the coming 13011011. rrMvTCOT1 -\xn?ir'rTnrn L WXN JL VVCilUriiO. .V , Prices aud satitfac ion guaranteed. nion Ice & Goal Co. . E. BAILEY, F'roprletor. CRMI^RE^L^^ D~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. lice and apartiueu's over Duke'a f) Drug Store. 44-6m. HONEY! To b3 bad on long tiirte and a*y mis, eecured by mortgage on in oved farms. Apply to F. B. HOFFMAN, 4 Bowling Green, New York Clljr SIMPSON & BARKSDAl.E, n o * i om. I .surma. S " Notice to Creditors. All creditors of the cstnle of A. G. ce, deceased, are hereby notified to nder an account of their demands tly attested, Wm. Colemax. Adm'r. Kstate A. G. Rico. Feb. 20, 1000, FOUXI).?A hey ling containing o krja which owner can have by dcihing and pajing 23c. for tl.t* notice. DRTQEO. DOUGLASS, 4 Physician and Purgoon. , Offers his professional services to e people of Union and vicinity, flee in Bank Building. Leave calls Union Drug Oo.'s Store or ring tt.i ' * ' tone No. 7-1. B-Oinos Xv S? *? ' -4