Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PARIS < One ounce added to( lime sprinkled on the dew is sure death to - c DUKE'S DRUG STORE Letter, Note Bill Hads Or any other kind of Job Work Neatly and promptly cxcuted at the Times Job Office. Beef, Mutton, Pork IN SEASON AT B.G. BAILEY'S BEEF MARKET. i i I.also handle Fresh Vegetable and i full line of Heavy and Fancy Groceries. First Class Restaurant ! With polite servants. When i.i need of anything call on H. G. Bailey. _ i BACON, | FLOUR, ! | CANNED GOODS | and FRESH GARDEN VEGETABLES AT | LOUIS D.SMITH, The Housekeeper's Prion. 1. ! Look to Your Interests I have a full line of heavy and fancy family groceries always on hand, I will not he 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 otherjtoilet articles J. T. SEXTON. CONTRACTORS'555 ^BUILDERS'^ Mill <UIPDI1CC u_ ?I i_a. V/VI I UIUU. Cutln((, Steel Bearaa, Columns and Chse I el Bolu, Ho.la, Wetuhta, Tanka, Towera, s. Steel Wire and Manila Hope, llola?.ln<c ?ngin?a I '.nd Pumpe, Jacka, Derrloka, Craba, Chain end I Rope folate. fMTCeut Every Day. Mutt Quick Delivery. LOMBARD IRON WORKSS SUPPLY CO. ADOUITA, ?A. Citation to Kindred and Creditors. i Stilts of SoiiMi Carolina, \ County of Union. j' By Jason M. Grkkk,'!Kso , l'i:o11 AT 1C Jl iMJK. Whereas, Conquest Allen has made suit to me to grant him Letters of Administration on the Estate of and effects of C!. L. Allen ileconned These are. therefore, to site and admonish all and sigular the kindred and creditors of the said C. Tj. Allen, deceased, that they he and appear, before me in the Court of Probate, to be held at Union C. II., South Carolina, on the 22 day of June, next after publication hereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if-any they have, why the * said Administration should not be granted. Given under mv hand and seal , this 14th day of May, Anno Domini, 1000. Jason M. (in km it, Probate Judge. Published on the 18th day of May, 1000, in Tub Ujiion Times. 20?2t. ( V GREEN I poundslBcur or slacked vine while wet with (tato Bugs. For Sale at Opposite Hotel Union. .. ' v : ^ yl? VOU^S NOT KCO T <?* *M4U. T?Pt A* II IN* HC3 OI?TANCC woo %no irrc tACU*. *>* Ake mtr?A?LO ?c?: a^cukatcl* tIIon] EYES TESTED FKEE At WILLIAMSON'S JEWELRY aun odtipa! crnon hiiu ur iiukl oiunt. 300,000 P LA NTS(. abban'o plants of (ho earliest iind and best varieties. 200,000 yet on hand to ho sold at 15C PERIOO or ^1.2/j by the 1000. Also 100,000 Tomato, Hoot and Potato plants, Pepper, Kgu; Plant, etc., at ~>e per dozen. These plants can 'l>o si lipped on order or delivered at your door if in Union. Call on (!. Wall Whitman, on Court House Sipiaro, general agent. These plants are grown on Col. T. C. Duncan's truck farm within the corporate limits of Union. J. IKE HARRIS, Gen. IVIgr. J. CLOUGH WALLACE. ATORNEY AT LAV/. Rooms 1 and 2 upstair', I'osie; liiflding, opposite Hotel after January lat. 1899. 11-25 98 ly. Land For Sale. I have a few choice building lotfor sale. Also a two horse farm, suitable for Truck farming, lying on both sides corporate line?will sell cheap or lease to good party. It-It L. (i. You.vu. FARMING LANDS For Sale. Easy Terms. Prire Two to Fifteen Dollars per acre. Situated different sections of South Carolina. i:. dc. palmer; Columbia, S. C. P. O. Box 288. 17-bm ^FOR SALE. We will sell one or more horses at a price below their real worth. We wi'l swap a one-horse wagon for feed. 30-tf Mili.kk llnoniEus. ELECTION NOTICE. ('oui t il Chamber. ) | Union, S. (J., M ?v P, litOO. \ il is ortii'iwi i>y ine lown couneil oi Union thai W. I <. ('ulp, M. U. l.eimctor ami,I. 15. llix be. ami are hereby appointed managers of flection to c ?n duet. 1110 election to l>e held on June .Tie HidO, for Mayor and Aid -;men of tin lown of Union to serve for two years The ( lection will be held at the court house in said town. The polls will U opened at 0 o'clock a. in., and ho closer at ti o'clock p in. The supervisor of registration will open lists for the registration of tla (puddled voteis of the, town at his plan of business at. one". Said lists to reronit open until M iv ,10th, 1000, after wi.iel date no one will Ixr entitled to re-rister | llvonh r of the town council of Union S. ('. Attest: ,T. II. IIoi?ok?., W. I>. Aktiiuk, M <yor. Ulerk ami Tieas. IS3'?1 rum monmnAr rum ui&unflKtit. Notice is hereby eiwn that F. (\ West. Administrator of the F. lab* o' ^Vin. (5. WVt ileceaswl. lias npnlit.l t .Ta?on M. (lieer, .Iinl/ft of IVobito. it ami for the (.'ountv of Union, for a Piia disi'.lmrtre as such -V? 1 miiiist.rntor. It, is ordered, That the St.lnl iy of -Torn A. 1>. 10.0. lie lixfiil for lioaiin" of IVti tion, and a iinal sW.thnnnn* of sai l Kslat.Tason M. Unr.rctt, l'ro?Mto .ni(l/o. Union County. S. i\ 1'ublishcd Hth May 1000 in Till Union Tjmks. 20-It. * ? .. CHOSE AN AME-RICAN. Hiss I'rcucli. YV'I?o I? to Mari'y tin Itcir to the \ underbill 'lllllonn. I Miss Essie French, who is to luarrj i Alfred <!. Vanderbilt, heir to the bull | of the estate of the late Cornelius Van ' dorbilt, is the daughter of Mrs. Fraud: O. French, wealthy New Yorl widow. The late Mr. French was pros It lent of the Manhattan Trust company and died about: seven years ago. Mis French Is a very handsome and bril liant young woman of 120. who ha: seen a great deal of the world. Slit has been presented at the court o Queen Victoria and lived several year: with her mother in European capitals Many scions of foreigu nobility. In JJISS EI.SIK SjREXCn. rinding Prinee llenry of Orleans, liav* pai<l court to her, but it seems tlia she prefers to remain an American. Mr. Ynurierbilt, who is now 1!2 years old, lias known Miss French since In was a youngster at school, and tbert has always been a warm bond of af feet Ion between the young people. Ii fact, they have been sweethearts siuct their youth. Their preference for eael other was known to their parents, am tlio engagement would have been au uuuuccii in*mix* .Mr. > sismertMii s uo parture for Japan last July, but tin late Mr. Vanderbilt and Mrs. Frencl thought they wore too young to marry Young Mr. Yauderbilt's trip, whicl was to iuclude a tour of the world, \va: interrupted by the death of his fathei last September. The marriage ??f Miss French am Mr. Vamlerbilt is to take place in New port next September and will probably be made a most brilliant social event. THE MOSQUITO ON TRIAL. o o . Tlio Britisl T . .. ? , colonial dc Intcrc?tiuz Expcrlp art meat i nieut by the liritloli making (11110S iutcrcstingam Colonial Department unique experi incut, It i ? sending tw< men to the Roman Canipagna, Italy which has the reputation of having tin most deadly climate of any spot o; earth. No one can stay 'there for an; ife* I l>j: l. v.\ samcox. length of time without contracting uiu lariu. ll is bdicvcil that a certain kim of iiiosfjnito wliicli infests the Cam 1 paana cause:; tin? malaria. The t\v englishmen will live on the Campagw 111<>i>>i- i ..ll.....i,..i ...... ...: h1 IIUUI 1 I W L?J UIUL l| HI 1 bill's, if they come back alive, i will be known that the Insects nlon , are responsible for the deadlincsa o Use ph.ro. Then science will have ; cine for msilaria. The plan was suggested by Dr. I'at rlelc Mai: .-n, medical adviser to th colonial o!'ice. the man who first lait at the door of tlie mosquito tlie? chary of killing off by uuilnrial fever inor of the world's population every yea than cholera or bubonic plague or an, of the other scourges except consume tion. The London School of Tropical Med icino, recently established by the eoli nia 1 office, furnished two volunteers fo the experiment. These men are Di ? L. \V. Sainbon and i>r. Lowe. The have taken with them a mosquito proo house in which ts live, and at nil time they will go .'fbout in mosquito prcc garb. If they ran fasten the mnhirl plague on the mosquito by survlviuf they will feel satisfied that they hav done mankind an Important servict If they contract malaria In spite c their precautions, then they will be the mosquito's pardon and try to ri cover. . ' i . ! l ew realize 1 fhe nose ami tlu< Ct# ^ *S2! *s ser*m,s an<l ^ar y fV ?-?3j|) The foul sec s .*/ fact all the orgar S'^' /ft ; rapid ami dest x< "l frequently 3 ^7'fi, ?' '!? the nose eaten im - WcWhfMF wa?hes aml sa,vc mmm as & t : and far beyond t!ie r aeh of mere lee. ' pnintni'-m mid idlou the disease to take S S. 1> nir s Catarrh because it fit* puts n \v life into the sluggish worn-o ' >Tf 1 wpliine i/niliiil. of line West. S. C r -u-il 'ti l' I w. tntlr* !v ?t?.M in <vic enr. ant |.n: :l;f<! a V "i ?.i tnse Intel pone ll . rum : i ,v S . : > : ln*-t resort. Tin! - : I .1 I li.- ra<l ."If r .1 few week A* H I Seven vein . l:.:ve i. no ..?j;n ?.|" tile liisea: e " S b mr.de of root.?, herbs ra pr < a ; It Is tha only vegetable i>l ' .no :'iii .11 ! *<!.> ! (roubles. Send for o ir.." .- Miie i i . a rile our physicians alio > >n ." advice v,anted. \V< I AN AMERICAN FABLE. i now n Poop or.l Mnile n Very GHei okm Mixtnk?. Au Owl win) alighted on a trie k front of a Peasant's cottage at su down anil gave a hoot was rejoin to hear the man praising her voice his wife. "As my notes aiv> appreciated 1 w do my best," said tuo Iliril, and si hooted away without intermission f j the neat liev.r. tslie was still inakii ' V I i / y ^ Jo . | / knocked nun off the i.im?. . a nuise when the Peasant appear* i under the tree and began tlingii 1 I stones at her. "Alas, for the gratitude of Uuniai S , t ty!" wailed the Owl as a miss! i : kiiocuou ner cri uio liniD. "it was 011 | an hour ago that I heard you praish ; iny voice." * i "That Is true," replied the Peasant. , ( "And now you seek to drive n away!" x | "Tiiat is also true, hut you shou ! not liavo givtn iuo so'much of It. Y< i started in witli a hoot and ended wi a chatter, and from a feeling of plon ure I have passed to one of disgust." Moral. ?Wisdom consists in knowii when to shut up. M. Quad. Muc'i I.Ike Ilcmost Iioiiob. "Woman," he said, "really ought ho a bettor orator than man." "Why so?" she asked. "TV.'cause," lie replied, "to a eortn extent at least she follows the inetho< of that famed orator, Demosthenes.' "In what way7" she inquired, st busy with the finishing touches of h toilet. "You remember." he answered, "th Demosthenes used to practice talkii with his mouth full of pebbles." She hastily took the plus out of h mouth and informed him that he was menu old tiling, anyway. ? Clilcaj Post. Hail I.lveil lii the City. | Conductor?Your ticket Is for Law vlllo. and we don't stop until we g to Trenton. Tills is the lightuing c press. Rubui ban Resident All fight. Win we got to Lawnvillo. I'll jump. I"' get off street ears many a time win the driver was homeward hound < bis last trip. ?New York Weekly. The l..itpxt Hit. 'Somebody threw a bomb Into tl opium joint yesterday morning ai j blew the Chinese proprietor all ov the ceiling." 1 "Mixed him up, eh7 Reminds nie 0 Browning." 1 "Browning!" 'M "Yes. 'The I'icd Piper.' "?Clevelai 1 , Plain Dealer. e f I Fnxtldlouft, II "Hiram, you must not feel so irrlta ed at Cousin Angelina's table niannei Remember she never bad any early a 0 vantages." "1 know it. Bertha. but It does se<* e to me she ought to know better than 0 throw her napkin up over her should r as If it were a dlsli towel!"?Chlca; y Tribune. CfKcntly Needed. 1 "John, dear," said the extrnvagn i wife, "the doctor thinks I should no r ! Kuropp. lie says I need a change." r "So you do, my dear," replied tl v | long suffering husband. 'f "Oli, you really tldnk soV" s "Yes; 30u need a change of doctors ( ! ?Philadelphia Press. ,l i Tncklril tlie Wi'iini; >!it 11. * ! "Monsieur," raid the famous (talk 0 i bandit, "I have come to Paris to tal ' j lessons in the art of extortion." ' "You have mistaken your man. s 8 1 I'm not a boarding house keeper." * Cleveland I'lain Dealer. ) f| El I Mia # G what a deep-seated, obstinate disease Catan ant, little or 110 attention is given it. But -reaching in its results. actions entering the circulation poison the is?feel the effect of this catarrhal poison, motive, an<l finally ends in consumption. happens that the senses of hearing and sm to and destroyed, causing intense suffering a s may give temporary relief, 110 permanent CONSTITUTIONAL ? w remedies, i nose wno rciy upon tnem i firmer hold. Only a real blood remedy can U cleanses and builds up the blood, purifies ut organs, and thus relieves the system of writes: I had Catarrh, which became so deer 1 all inside of my nose, including part of the t<ons lis far the physician gave me up --s incurable. I began to improve at once. It seemed to get nl th realmeiit t was entirely cured, and for more thai 1 barks of wonderful touical and purifyin; ood purifier known, and a certain and saf ur book on blood and Skin Diseases, and a ut your ease. They will cheerfully give yo make no charge for this. ! Photo in j Made at the old Squire Gallc nj, have the Gallery iu Weli equipped 1 1,1 j date Photc ;!C \ Of all sizes and slyhs. My guaranteed. 1 also do enlarging < l deliver the work in the ir.oet stylic . j latest mouldings. ' DON'T N EG 1 THIS OPPORT > i To get good work cheap. ^ i w ji V nml vnn' vn rmt tlvrf va?. ?. ? T v% I V \A 1 C _ I V. W lUdb Y Vli li (b ' 1 ' -?COME . Prompt atteiitioi > N. K. McLAE I IJNI' DR. GEO. DOUGLASS Physician and Surgeon. Offeri his professional services the people of Union and vicinil Office in Bank Building. Leave ca cd ' at Union Drug Co.'s Store or ring ig Phone No. 71. 8 Gmos il- ? He U A I. I'll K. C'AllSOX. II. L. SCAII ly CARSON & SCAIFE, 10 ATTDltXKYfi AT LAW. Id Special attention given to real s* tatc and collections. _ _ JA.MKS .Ml'MlO. 1). It. DUXC.' 13 C. V. SANPLltS. Munro, Duncan and Sanders iD ATTORNEYS AT LAW.' ill Office No. 4 Law liango, Un'< nt s. G. 5.1 y i;2 J a Rooms to Rent. ill LL IiOUSE to rent for 1900?a whole or in apurtments. Otl houses and rooms to rent, n- tf J. CSi.ottoii Wai.i.aok, ct X Mules For Sale. u' Three good mules for sale ehc for cash or credit with good seeurl :m 8. Jason Norman, , ? S. MEANS BEATY, attorney at law. er Kooms No. 14 ami 1"> Foeter liui Cl ing. 1-1-ly. " For Sale Cheap. it-| One 25 Horse Power Stec I Boiler, full Hush front; with stac inapecior'and pipe connections CO. m PLKTK. " Kxcklsioh Knitino Mim., Jly .. II. (Iault, Troas. and Manager. ,0 8-5iinos t 8 n To Road Overseers. nt t? You fcio hereby notified to call c hands and work each of your wcctioi u during this mouth. O ly vault roids gor.e over and repaired am it" until cr.ips arc clone with, after whi wo want thorn worked well. IJicc tain to get every deliuqueut hand ( your varioun sections and liavo the |.|( work their A) 11 time ^ 1 ho luw i uiirea. They are required to wo lr. four days at JOhourn per day, a ' from 21 to .'SO j earr, 2t T.J. BfcTKNBAUGH, Sup'r. ? .1 * . : . , V' . ? ERUNNER OF SUMPTION. h is, regarding it nr. n simple inflammation of , however insiguifieant it may seem .at first, it s entjre system. The stomach, kidneys?in , and when the lungs arc reached its progress icll are in part or entirely lost, the soft lionesof iikI greatly disfiguring the face. While sprays, : benefit can be expected from such treatment. in B100# DISEASE. or a cure lose valuable time, meet with diftapreach this troublesome and dangerous disease.* i it, makes it rich and healthy, stimulates and all i>oisonous accumulations.' ' SWIFT^SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. GRAPHS ry next to new Bank Building. I new ?or the latest up-to>graph Work. prices arc reasonable and satit-faction of all sizrs and styles of finish, and can >h and durable frames, also handle the LECT 1 ^ * UNITY ! *? 'our friends and loved ones are passing e no late photograph of them. ATP ONCE.?^ ' ti ^iven moil orders. TE, Photographer, ON. S. C. ' ^dies' Ready Made SKIRT'S ,J. , I W Us "P By an error 011 my part I ; doubled upon my usual quantity I of Skirts. Double hustling 1: 1 must be the result. A good Linen Duck Skirt that cost you every\vhere 75c, 1 will sell at 50c And the regular $1.00 and cs- ?1.25 Skirts will go at only 75c. Black Brillianteen fox* only $i. N I High grade Sergo or Brillianteen worth ?3.50 at $2.75. PRINTS. Good standard at only 4c per yard. ' Low quarter Ladies' Shoes at 75c. ; _ ,l)' Hundreds of other artic'.es too numfreus to mention. No trouble to show good-*. Please givo me a call. Yours for businoss, T PnUFM h a j Cf v/V/I lcr ??? ? FANCY GROCERIES. I ask a part of your patronage. t.v-! Send orders by servant or ring up 'phone 84. All Goods Delivered Free. S. H. BROWN. 3S-5J m08 CROWN TORRENCE, M. 0., in1 IHYS1CIAN AND SURGEON. M- Ofllce and t> parimen e over Duke's , Drug 8tore. J- 44 0m. ? Notice. Api'lit'iilioiiK f<?r lien. (ta'aries will not Ik.- coi. side ml ufier iliis notice. U' T. .!. llETENOAUOn. Anril lHl.l'. I'.MYO k...o- IT n> . , ?? !' ' U. \ . bi J? 4t , ^ 1 Dr. C. W. AUSTELL, Physician and Surgeon, i> n? Oifjra hi" p "ofedrio ?a1 services to re the pe pie t.f Union. OiHce in Bunk 4* * rl, BuiMiug. Leave calli at {Jniun g, H ug Co. store <?r ring up Phove Nv>. 19 lor prompt service. 15 41.