Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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My Ice Cream and Soda Is Neatly Fitted up and C< to Call. Prompt Service i anteed. All Kinds of I<l;h DUKE'S DRUG STORJ Letter, Note Bill Hads Or any other kind of Job Work Neatly and promptly excutcd at the Times Job Office. HTG. BALIEY MAIW./ TT A POIXT TC FURNISH P.I.'ST THE COUNTRY AFFORDS IN Beef, Mutton, Port AT HIS MARKET. The highest price paid for :ill kinds of Country Produce. Free Delivery to every part ot town. SEND IN YOUR ORDERS OR RING UP NO 4. H. G. Bailey. BACON, FLOUR, HAMS, CANNED GOODS and FRESH GARDEN VEGETABLES AT LOUIS D. SMITH, The Housekeeper's Friend. i IMto 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. 1 handle a full line of harmonicas, also Combs Brushes and other toilet articles, J. T. SEXTON. ra 1 !anrthi".R vmi Invent cV in.;.r.?vi?; . ..<> u< t ; ' CAVEAT,iflAOE-MA!iK, COMYMi.ii I . r ut3!C \ PROIECIION, H>r.d r.u-lil, r1 i-.m: pay. ? ' ! for free (-xiitninrW ion n: ,i m<\ ii ^ i ;BOOKOM PATEHTSL'&^S-^ i:"auC. A. SNC">; & CO.1 J Patent I-awycra. WASH S NGTO, D. C.| CONTRACTORS' s? ^BUILDERS'^ *?o_MILL SUPPLIES. Oaednra, Steel Una ma, Columns ar.d Chan, ael Bolta, Rode, Wet Kb ta, Tanta. Tower*. Ao, Steel Wire and Manila Kope, Hclf.lnjf JTnxtnea and Pump#, Jack*. Derrln*#. Oraba, Chain and Hoiata. M^Caal Mvtry Day. Jttakt Quick X>vliv*ry. LOMBARD IRON WQRKSi SUPPLY CO. AUGUSTA, OA. FANCY GROCERIES. I ask a part of your patronage. Send orders by servant or i ring up phono bp All Goods Delivered Free. S. H. BROWN. JJ8-J} rrios i Water Parlor for Ladie ool. The Ladies are Invite ind Polite Attention Guar ;RESHING DRINKS. 3. Opposite Hotel Unioi Kt. C C M V r r>Y P 'lY.SICIAH A l? YOU CAN NOT H* AD 1HI. -.VMl Ttl't AT II INCHtS OOTA YOU Nfft> *f?CCTAClt*. Wl ARC IRIPAHO IO? ACCORAI ILV UJl TMt ttlN AN3 GUARAN I fcfc *?AT INT ACTION EYES TESTED ERE: At WILLIAMSON'S JEWELRY AND OPTICAL STOR ' J. CLOUGH WALLACE } | ATORNEY AT LAW. R>0U13 1 aiul 2 upstairj, Fob! Bu'ldiug, opposite Hotel after Jai: |*ry 1st. 181)0. 11 - 2?"> OS i V. [MONEY TO LOAI On Farming Lands. I Long Time. Lasy Payment No (Commission. Borrower pa> actual cost of perfecting Loji .1 K. K. PALM LP, Columl>ia, S. C. M. (i,oi'(in W.\I.i.aoi:, Fnion, S. C. I*. (). I>ox 2S8. 17?(>i YOUNG MEN WANTED Willi t.iir riliiciit io'i aiul ;;i)inl cliarat icr, I.KAItN TKM'.tilt.Vetl V. italllMal account II I ami ipewritimr. This i< rnilnisi'il l?y n ] leaiim railway companies as the only pe I Ion ami reliitiik* insiit nt ion oi' its kind A i our tiradtiates arc assisted to position ! I.adlcs also admitted. Write lor free eat i Incite, i Kali term opens August 15th.> O I.OIJK TKI.KU It A 111 ( ?) 1.1. IKiH, ill am I.e.vinp-lon, Ky. JDr. C. W. AUSTSLI Physician and Surgeon, 1 Oilers his Tprofessional services t i the people of Uuioa. Office in Ban Building. Leave calls at Uuio Drug Co. at ire or ring up Phone N ! lit for prompt service. , 15 41. I FOR SALE. | I will sell my house ami lot in Unlo* on South jdreeL Ifoum! has 5 jDiin-; 5 acres of laud included in limine lot i Terms reasonable. Will also srll 5 acres of land adjoining. For p.uiieuliH call on or write mo at Union. \'? i desirable location for a truck faun. C. II. Bukkett. 25?lm. DR. GEO. DOUGLASS, Physician and Surgeon. Oilers iiis professional services t tno people of Union and vicinity Office in Rank Ruilding. Leave cali ' at Union Drug Co. s Store or ring u | Phone No. 71. S (Jmos It A LP II K. CA11 SOX. It. L. SCAtll I CARSON &. SCAIFE, ATTOltXMVS AT LAW. Special attention given to real e tatc and collections. | THE UiNlVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA The Meai! of the State's Education t System. Throe academic courses leading Degrees. i'loiV-ssionnl courses in I.a.v, Mcdicii and Pharmacy. .Summer School for Teachers. |" Scholarships ami i I.onus tit Xccily. T..!i!. .. i'l'ft ' /'iv/i Tiii/i/in /<> I II1IIU11 ' tliriiitcs tor Mini: \ try, Ministers' Soi I it ml Teachers. .*12 students 1x5Dili's ldl in Stin:nn School. :;s teaelieis in the faculty. For catalogu s ami inform rion a< dress 1\ I?. Vkxaiu.k. l'residcnt. Chapel Hill, X. C. '21-1 in i NOTICE. I have bought a heavy draft wugo of KR) pounds capacity, and ai now prepared to do all kinds of licav hauling or will hire out the wagon. 45?(5in. J, \V. (iiiaiKKT Rooms to Rent. III \jIj HOUSE to rent for 100!>?-as whole or in apartments. Othe houses and rooms to rent. if J. Cl.OlHill Waj.i.ack. s! BOMBARDMENT OF i THEFOREIGNQUARTER Dc3pcrato Battle Is Reported ll At Tien Tsin. ^ CHINESE GUNS SILENCED | engagement Begun Tuesday and Lasted Four Days?British and !tus* NCC siau Force Routed?Russians at Tony Kii?Japanese Troops Land. p Tikx Tsin, July 10.?It is reported J from Chinese sources that the foreigner:) at Peking have taken possession of ono of the prince's palaces opposite and commanding the British legation and that 1110 nntivo Christians have been installed therein. C - - "7 _ - L. v;iu: i-oo, .July to. ? Refugees wuii have arrived from Tien Tsiu bring the following information: "The Chinese resumed the bombard incut of the foreign quarter last Tuesday and no'.jcambntants were ordered to loave. The bombardment is described ns (lie worst yet experienced, but there CI were no civilian casualties, though many ltu marvellous escapes are reported. A force of British and Russia us tried to silence the Chinese guns, but retired ? without effecting their object. Two /:1111s from the Terrible silenced the Chinese guns on Thursday, but the artillery duel commenced 0:1 Friday. "Seven hundred Russians are occupy^ ing the railway and station at Tong Ku. Japanese troops arc lauding at Taku." The immediate object of the allies is , to take the native city and stop the bombardment. Another Severe engagement. Tikx Ts:x, July JO.?The Chinese shelled the foreign settlements all alny long July J. 1'pward of 150 shells fell >1 into the concession and many houses woro jxirtiully wrecked. The casual ties, however, were few, tlio civilians and women and children being ordered to t" seek shelter in the cellars of the town ft hall and the Astor hotel. V, Three com oanics of Japimese infantry, is' a mounti'in battery and ;i body of Bus" shins ruga'.: si the Chinese artillerists, but with lit'le eft'oet. Tho 12 -pouudcr of the Briti-U first elass cruiser Terrible then eanio i.ito action, hut tho enemy - placed two .-hells fairly under the pun, damaging the carriage and wounding i, th crew. The pun was withdrawn and replaced by a French gun, which had a similar experience, a shell bursting in the midst of it. o The Japanese casualties during tho t day were an otlicer aud two men killed and 20 men wounded. The casualties of IJ other forces engaged are not known. The Chinese in tho vicinity of Tien Tsui have been reinforced during tlio last 4-J hours by several thousand of Gem-mi Mas aud General Siiug'a troops from Peking. The Chinese have also mounted a number of heavy guns commanding the ' settlements. A force of Boxers numbering about ' 3,000 men have entered the native eity. , Vice Admiral AlexietT has arrived ( here and is expected to assume supremo " command. ' s Th allied forces now number about y 10,0J.) men, including tO ) Japanese. Will ihubaric For China. ! Pi.ATTsp.pito, X. Y., July 10.?Com- 1 __ i-.-.i s A, P., C and D of tho Fifteenth infantry, under command of Colonel M v.d *, have left . Plattsburg for San l raiicisco, where they will .-sill for Nagasaki on .July 1 *>. French i'ruops Sail For China. < Teci.o.v, July 10.?Tho French troop- I ship Aipiilani > has sailed from this port . with N.YJ infantry soldiers and artillery : ' for China. ' 1 MILL OPERATIVES STRIKE, i liug'.e and lMienlx May lie Forced to , Close Down. ( Coi.rMi?cc, (i.i., July 10.?If thostrike of 40 bennicrs in tho Eagle and Phejiix ; null is not settled the mill will close j down until th" diitorcnees are adjusted. Practically very bonnier in the mill <piif work, < l.iiniing that their wages s- were cut, tii" cut averaging 15 cents per d:iv. ITnle.-s the boaniors return, or tiieir places are tilleil by others, the mill will be forced to close in a day or two, as the noli operation of this department v. mid cripple the mill to the extent that that it would practically cause a temporary a"inr down until the matter] conld bo s ; led. al It is slated that tho mule spinners' have also struck, claiming tliata promised restoration^)! wages from SO to DO ' . '. tits had no' been made. Thi was followed by a meeting of the Central Federation of Labor, at vrnieh a committee was appointed to confer witb tho ofheials of the company to adjust the matter. Enormous War Indemnities. Lima, Peru, July 10.?Garland's now pamphlet treating of tlto war indemnity collected by Chile from Peru and I Soli- j via since 1N7D, has made a decided ini-! i juv-sioii here. *The figures are given which show that by Chile will Imvc |. received for nitrate and iodine from tilt ' Peruvian pmvineo of Tavapac.i, $2,1150, out),not) (Chilean), and from Bolivia $(>50,000,000, Thus tin- war indemnity paid to Chile will reaeh $15,000,000,000, t I greater Hum than Franco paid to Cier- j ; many. miners Itesuine Work. n Biumivgiiam, Ala., July 10.?Wort ' :1 has been resumed tit tho various con".' s mines, which havo boon snspendec ponding the signing up of the wage scale and unless something uaforscon i l'iap]K'U8, tho operators of the laities will ( not be interforred with for at least a , year to come. The demand for coal is a .still very active, and tho general prospcct has improved considerably since the adjustment of pending labor differences. i As the bloo:l contains all the cletnei .taut that it be kept free of all impurit poisoning instead of nourishing the bod Some potsons enter the blood from withoi inoculation ; others from within, as wli system and ferment, allowing disease ge circulation. While all blood troubles In peculiarity to distinguish it from the otlu Cancer, Rheumatism, Kc/.ema and other 1 a certain sore, ulcer, eruption or innaunual disease shows sootier or later on the 01 Many mistake the sore or outward sign external applications. Valuable time is 1 B.IOQD TROUBLES REOi tiently eradicate<l the blood reinforced, potasii ;:u<l atvenic, the treatment usual doses ?never cure, but do much harm bj or Tiny s :;".'"1 ~r bl > <1 trouble, write them i :lenco. \\V make pn charge for this scrvi WORKING TOGETHER. Farmers n:: <1 r.'t'prhsi^n Fntlci. For Iiunil Improvement. The increasing interest in the .subject of good rends is now one of considerable siguilier;. e, owing to the class of men v.'lio are working up the agitation, says the I.. A. W. Ilullctiii. In the western stab s the farmers ami wheelmen are working together in absolute harmony, and the interest they are arousing is little short of remarkable. The enactment of good road laws in the eastern states v.as secured through the combined efforts of the farmers and the wheelmen. In New Jersey the movement was initiated by the fanners, who sought the aid of the wheelf:( S-asa ft. See1 X Hv _>*/. ?; >W- \ __ '^SS^UKA. " ***%?& > ***<r ~ ?%& MT.VNn.-OTA ri:A!!Mi: i:o.\n. men ninl found their aid i f incalculable value. Thli wa:; not unexpected, for Uio wheelmen have silways bet n consistent advocates of highway ii 1provcmrnt. nul the "go. pel of pot <1 roads" formed tlie chief plank in their pint form when the Lea.';tie of American Wheelmen was organk'.ed. It has been charged that the motive of the wheelmen was a aeliish one, ami in the early days of cycling, whin every wheel man was a road rider and rode a high wheel, there may have been some ground for the charge, but 110 foundation for such a belief exists today. Since the adoption of the safety machine as a business vcliiMe by all sorts and conditions of men not one city wheelman in ten is seen upon a country road more than a few times each year, and the wheelman's interest in goo 1 reads Is purely a business proposition, the adoption of which would benefit him only in proportion as it would benefit any other inombtr of the community. WANT IMPROVED ROADS. N'civ Jersey Parmer* Pully Appreciate Their Ailvfiutafi'cn. Ilenry 1.. Hudd, road commissioner .f New Jersey, in a recent address before the Automobile club, said: "I'y state aid New Jersey has created and i.-. creating several continuous lines north and south, east and west, throughout the state, and it is now possible for farmers to easily ear cy their heavy produce to the great mnruets ami tueyeies, nutomoniies and other vehicles to have free coundnji ground over hundreds of miles of hard avenues. To still further emphasize 1110 ih-sire of the favuiers for these improved ir.mls, 1 will stale further that tlie petition.; from the fanners In many of our counties are so numerou' that the freeholders cannot decide which the.v will first huild, so they pass theui on to the commissioner to decide. The result is that upon nil my otilee days at Trenton the olliee is filled with fanners petitionin-r me to select or np prove of their road first. At my home in Mount 1! ?!ly delegations of farmers are daily w.tltln;; up n inc. painfully pleaditi;; (1 .at their roads shall llr.-t receive ree > / ..I ion. Hume days I have herts so t ho:.?;i;_!11y l.esieyed :iIon;? the street l y different delegations of fanners that it has taken me four hours to yet from my house to the postollloc, a d' dance of uhout i'.')() feet." It i" iiuportn::t to explain that these f tii . :s pay It) p- r cent of the cost of ik re i ..ids which p.nnh diately benefit tin :.v The tate pays one-third of the e::p -use an ! the county the remainder. The an;*te:! report of the commissioner of p;d lie r< ads: fi r New Jersey - ISI i.-.i.f i i<> liiiii'K wi'ri' < ;;;;i I !- !: d. :: ? increase of III miles over r ">. There has been no cessation in the <1 . he for good roads, rays Coin liilssbujer Ibjdd. and he adds: "If the same idea continues to materialize fo; ft fi w years, automobiles will be able to travel oti smooth surfaces over all the desirable pmtions of this state." All Slinultl Help. The farmers cannot and ought not to be expected to build good roads unassisted by the other industries of the state. This fact is now fully recognizer? by all who have made careful study of the problem of securing permanent highways. It is further evident that money contributed for road construe Hon ought not to he used In the waste / ful and ineffective way in which road taxes In the past liavo been expended. iits necessary to sustain life, it is impories, or it becomes a source of disease, y, and loss of health is sure to follow, at, through the skin by absorption, or icn waste products accumulate in the rtns to develop and he taken into the ave one common origin, each has some i ?r. Contagious blood Poison, Scrofula, blood diseases can be distinguished bv fjTS ntside and on the weakest part of the body for the real disease, and attempt a cure by ost and no permanent benefit derived from si JSRE BLOOD REMEDIES; the ] purified and cleansed, or the disease goes di ly prescribed in this class of diseases, are v adding another poison to the already overbi S. S. 8., Nature's own remedy, made r the blood, antidotes and forces out all impuri and healthy, and at the same time builds ujpurely vegetable blood puritier known, and blood troubles. A record of 50 years of su unfailing specific for all blood and skin troul Frao MorFczI Trcatwoszim? < skilled physicians, who have made blood and Contagious blood Poison, Cancer, Scrofula, U1 "ully for advice about your case. All corrcsp ice. Hook ou blood and skin diseases free. photog Made at the old Squire Gallery n have the Gallery Well equipped for date Photogt Of a.l sizes and styles. My prii guaranteed. I also do enlarging of al deliver t'ne wr.rk in the most stylish ai latest moulding*. o DON'T N EG L I THIS OPPORTUr To get goo'l work cheap. Your way and you regret that you have no -?'COME A' Prompt attention N. K. McLANE VjNJO^1801--1900. SOUTH (TAROiJNA COLLEGE COLUMBIA, S. C. A. It , IL S., A. M., L L. IT, L. I. Courses. Spring Courses free for , Teachers. Fourteen Profe?sors; 513,ooo volumes in library; excellent hi hot cries, class-rooms, gymnasium, infirmary, athletic grouud*. Tuition ; $io, other fees $18, a session ; tuition J remitted to need}' students. Ex- i penses $13.") to $17.") a session. Certified Pupils from forty-five Accredited i Schools enter its Freshman Class without examination. Entrance and Normal Scholarship Examinations held at every county seat, Friday, July 2o, 19oo, by County Superintendents. ( Next session opens Sept, 2(5, lOoo. 1 For catalogue, address, F. C. WOODWARD, President. 2;Min Hill I'lli W " IBIWIii 1 1 ^ | | Don't Stop 2 ; BJ taking; Scott's Emulsion be- J ' Bf/ cause it's warm weather. <8 \ l? Keep taking it until you are ^ $ It will heal your lungs and jg & give you rich blood in sum- I Sj mer as in winter. It's cod liver oil made easy. 1 J gg 50c. and $1. All druggists. I Some Turk lull Provorhs. jj The liumors of "I Jnjrllsh as she Is j spoke" are root) lied by some amusing jj Turkish proverbs translated Into I5ng- jj IMi. of which A. Fuller Mnltlnnd j| nivps some examples in The I.ondoner. jj II pro are < no or two of these diverting jj ::ppthegmt>: <j He who :: d s i ; I,! irk In one face, hut ? lie who refuses in belli. 3 He who n nde yen owner of the lialli j will ma he me overseer of its furnace. j To n lusl'l head :i box comb. it:]ycuiself so as not to have to remount the water under the bridge. It Is only fair to say that some are less cryptic in character, t.s: The nest of a blind bird is made by ( Jful Poverty Is n shirt of lire. The sermon of a poor priest Is not heard. To the mad every day Is a holiday. * If the women thought .there was something curious in the sky, they would find a ladder to get tip and see what there was. Snrlng Trouble, ! A provident plumber, on leaving his home for a holiday with his family, placed a. placard Just Inside the hall door couched In the following language: "To burglars or those intending to hurgl#: All my plated Jewelry* and other valuables are in the Safe Deposit company's vaults. The trunks, cupboards, etc.. contain nothing but sec- < ondhnnd clothing and similar matter too bulky to remove, on which you would realize comparative]; little. The keys are in the left hand top drawer of the sideboard--if yon doubt my word. Von will also find there n check to bearer for which will remttner* , nte you for the loss of time and disappointment. Please wipe your feet on the mat and don't spill any candle grense on the carpets."?^Jollier's Weekly. ^ 0 Cancer, ' % Scrofula, CM Sores, Rheumatism, Contagious SSSoeeSi Poison, hroBsic Ulcers, . <>r where it finds the least resistance. tlie use of salves, liniments and othec icli treatment. joison must be completely and penna epcr and saps the very life. Mercury, iolent poisons, even when taken in small irdened, diseased blood. >f roots and lierhs, attacks the disease in tics, makes weak, thin blood rich, strong the general health. S. S. S. is tlie only the only one that can reach deep-seated ccessful cures proves it to be a reliable, )les. )ur Medical Department is in charge of skin diseases a life study, so if you have leunintism, Kczema, an Old Sore or Ulcer, ondence is conducted in strictest confi? SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. iRAPH$r ext to new Dank Building. I now the latest up-to*aph Work. cos arc reasonable and rati.-fact inn . I sizes and styles of finish, and can id durable frames, also Lai.d'c the i C I * - - - II friends and loved^oncs arc passing / lute photograph oj"th,etn. r once.-^^ Xiveii mail orders. !, Photographer, I, B. C. PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF PUBLIC GUARDIAN. State of S.?ntli Carolina, 1 Court of ComUn'.on county. J limn L'Jeas. Ex l'aite Margaret (*Ihr) Bailey for Bessie Bailey, Charl'e Bai'ev, Minten Ba It-v, Hampton Bai'ey, I a la Bailey, Selma Bailey, Thomas Bailey and .hs-e II. Bailey. Notice is hereby Riven that a petition has been tiled under the alnive title, hy M ngaiet Bailey, the mother of the infants, in the Cleik * f the Court's* ftice for Union county, to procure the appointment of a public guardian for the estates of the infants, Bessie Bailey, Chailes Biiley, Mints n Bailey, Hampton Bailey, l.ila Bailey, Selma Bailey, l'homas Bailey and .jess" II. Bailey, the ['Mate of each of the said infants, consists at a one-tenth inteiest in a fund of one thousand dollars, duo and ready to tie paid on an insurance certificate No. 2*250, i?n the life of It. II. Bailey, (deceased) the father of the infants, in the "Woodmen i f the World;" and that no fit and sompttcnt tpul responsible |>ers<>n can be round who is willing to assume the Liiiardiansh p of the estates of the said infants or either of th? in. J. Clougii Wallace. .rt.uorney ror Hie rdiitioiu?r. 28-*2t. Mao Bailey. I#, CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS, COPYRIGHTS and DESIGNS.!! Sold your businrna direct to TVnuhlngtoia, 1 ] saves time, cost* loss, better service. , My olllce oloaa to U. 8. Patent Offlc. FREE prrllmla-1 1 ai-y examination, made. Atty'a f? not do* ualll paint 1 1 U aecure.1 PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN It YEARS ' ACTUAL EXPERIENCE. Book "How to obtala Patent.." 1 etc., eent free. Patente procured through E. 0. Bigger* 1 , receive epecial notice, Without charge, la the INVENTIVE ACE Uluatrated monthly?Eleventh year?terrae, $1. a year.1 :E.G.8IGGER8,siilMH;:i _ I /W\^WV\WWWWWWWWWVWW%<| lyC | CROWN TORRENCE, M. D? IHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. )!!Lu am! a part moil's over Duke's Drug Store. 41 fiiii. f A M ES M UN HO, 1). 15. DUNCAN c. r. sandklls. Munro, Duncan and Sanders a1tok-nky8 at law.' OjTicc No. [ Law Ilange, Uuicn, 3. U. 6-ly BIG BARBECUE. I w llnivc a lii.'f-clifP lailxiue at v Ct!<->n ilr ?!;>y o* lire campaign iiM ii' t'!)! Unit |?H<* e. EveiyUlig to il) Im- pi ivi ?] iluii is o le 'rind at ft l.?i\ cu c. f. It Ay cock.