The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, September 14, 1900, Image 6
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AFFORDS IX
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The highest price paid tor all
kinds of* Country Produce.
Free Delivery to every part of :
town.
SEND IN YOUR ORDZRS 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, j
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LoatloYorterestsi;
I have a full Tine of heavy j i
and fancy family groceries al-!.
ways on hand, I will not be,
undersold. My stock of Fancy :1
? in 1 Pin in ^ 1??n/l Ino ( 1<i n nn/l .
mi j. nun vaimivo, vuiiuvxi
Goods, Fruits and Vegetables,;
Butter, Eggs etc., are always ot i
select variety. I handle a ful
line of harmonicas, also Combs.
Brushes and flther toilet articles,
J. T. SEXTON.1
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S. H. BROWN. SI
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0 plant Rutabagas. A
1 the best varieties just
Opposite Hotel Union.
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C 5M M E V * n HV PHYSICIAWA
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AND OPTICAL ST01E.
J. CLOUGH WALLACE.
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AT LAW.
Room 9 1 ami 2 njKtair', Foster
Ba lding, opposite Ilotel after Janu
ary l it. 180'). 11 25 98 ly.
M ON LCY TO LOAN
On Farming Lands.
Long Time. Easy Payments.
No Commission. Borrower pays
iietual cost of perfecting Loin.
E. K. PALM Ell,
Columlria, S. C
I. Ci.ortsu "Wau.ack,
Union, S. ('.
I'. (). Box 2S8. 17?(>in
GLENN SPRINGS WAT SR.
1 h?ve Glenn Sp'inn Writer fresh fioni
the spring, and will receive weekly shipmeats
timing the summer. The price
tor the water is 2Uo per gallon.
J. C. llUNTKIi
Dr. C. W. ATTSTEI-D,
Physician and Surgeon,
Offers hisTprofesaional services to
the people of Union. Office in 11 ink
Building. Leave calls at U
Drug Co. store or ring up Puoue N j
19 for prompt service.
15 41.
DR. GEO. DOUGLASS/
Physician and Surgeon.
OiTors his professional services to
die people of Union and vieini'y.
)fTice in Bank Building. Leave culls
it Union l>rug Co.'s Store or ring up
Phone No. 74. 8-(>mos
It A I. Pit K. CAl.SOy. ] .II. I.. SCAIKK.
, CARSON & SCAIFE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Special attention given to real e ate
and collections.
CROWN TQRRENCE M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON."
)Hia and apartinen's over DukeV
Drug Store.
4 10 n.
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O.Ticc No. 4 Law IJan^o, I ', ion,
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IVIusical Instruments.
Before you buy n i'inno, Organ or
>ewing Machine coine to sec me. I
arry a nice line of Guitars, Violins,
binjo's, Mandolins and all other
nakos of instruments and strings for
nrne. Also a full line of Sewing
Iacliino supplies, needles to suit all
lakes of maehin> s.
M. li. IiRiSSIE, Union, S. G.
JJ2-1 mo
NOTICE.
T havo bought a lieavy draft wagon
f ;}5,(HK) pounds capacity, and am
ow preparod to do all kind* of heavy
iiuling or will hire out the wagon.
4f>?fim. J. W. Gn.nFPr
AN ELOPEMENT MAY '
CAUSE TWO DEATHS
Kennedy-IIorton Fued Breaks
Out Anew In Mississippi.
RACE RIOT IN COLUMBIA
Wliltc Lady Chased by a Negro?White
>Ien Kill a Negro?Prisoner Mioots
nn Odicer and K scapes?Murdered
utid Thrown Into the Itlvrr.
Jackson, Miss., Sept. 4.?Word hat
reached hero of a fresh outbreak of the
Kennedy-Hortuu feud, in the Auburn
neighborhood, 20 miles south of Jackson.
Tho two factions met on tho public
highway and a pitched battle occurred,
daring which T. W. Hackloy
and John Strong received wounds which
will probably provo fatal.
hi. 'fend was caused by tho elopement
cf a dan gn'or of James Kennedy with
John M:-o-.g, and a good portion of tho
entire in.;. iborhood is involved.
RACE RIOT IN COLUMBIA.
Negro S ildlrrj mid Cllheim Clash,
tiovcrnor Suppresses l)ist urbniiee.
Cor.cMin S. CJ., Sept..4.?Tho Capital
City guards, a negro military org inizalion,
got into serious trouble whilo
entertaining the Savau-nah Light infantry.
Governor McSwccuey came u;k>:i
the scene, ordered tlio cosnpanv to its
armory and ordered that tho - offending
members be brought before liim.
Tho company paraded INfiiii street to
t!i ..Mt-diousj grounds, whore a fancy
drill was e:; ?euted.
M > \> of Clu f of Police Daly, driving
a wild horse, dashed through tho crowd,
knocking ilin :i women and children. A
s'i i.-r time b-lore some intoxicated white
in-.Mi hod driven through the negro c mipe
-, but. were arretted.
I.ill the sc-o'i-l occurrence two mctl
dashed out of ranks, pursuing th 4 reekless
drivels. They oiicoiiutered several
young men returning from bat shooting,
Willi etuntv mills. an I let into them.
S whites and n?^:ro"< woro 1 1'v
b Mt-'U.
If was here til'4 ft tvnrnov, who-; v. i
was waitiirr f or him i: 1 her carriage i:i
front ??t" the sfis*r!ii?u (*, anil alnio t in
(!u> initial < > t fli rior, ran out an I hauled
up tin) i'.niljinny.
DIFORE GWEETM EAST'S EYIG
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r<i !>(*:* tin ie ." ! in-b-ri'il l?y the !> ot ! : ! ? 1
<>l' I i I < !<'i i ai-r.
Sr.vi:c.\, S. O., r'ejit. ?The b.iiy f <
If. Talier Eir'.! was fi-liod out of the :
river, ' ) mil -s from t?>v.*n, by the sheriff,
under tin; din ciion.s of his sweet!-.?r.: t, '
Mi.-.s Mat tie (J tin
E.trlo ami the ,??-irl warn swo 'thtvrt.i
a'taia-i tli 4 wishes of the yimnjc woinau's
fnmilv. Tliev forbade Eirln outeriii^
i hi* h aiso, si the yonu;? oaupl
mot by t'a river. Karle went to these J
meet in ts mi his bioyole, his sweetheart i
living miles lroiti town. Kiturdny !
two br.?:hers and a brother-in-law, who
sitsjv.-ored tlie meetings, t ill ?weci tiio ;
Voting wotntin situl -urpri- I the pair to- I
Ueth'-r. Th' jjirl n:i I E.rle jdoad for '
liis life, bat tin- youtiff men v.* re relentless
a 11 -1 sliot him to liear'i. 1 hen they
tie I the b dv to his bieyele an 1 threw
both into th i river.
Tli ymiii;* w an m was arret"! when ,
Eirl en ilil n ?r found, an I mhiid oil
reported having seen tlimn together.
After trviny to shield her relations for
v tint .-in! told tii w.ioln story.
MICRO SHOOTS AN OFFICER.
I'll-oner Vtuiuids the Ibiilitf Willi 111?Own
Ih'volvi r.
Tii to:;, (hi., Sept. -1. Den 1\ Oliver,
deputy bailiil' for Tift'.o district, was
shot and serion-lv if not I'aial'v wounded
bv Jo4 I-arry, a ne^ro he h.i.l under arrest.
Olivi r had lain to Mmilti!" to
e.ifeh tin4 prisoiu l*. and on 11i - return nr?
,1 l.-o.i- i t..
I for beating a Woman. Wliilo on thu I
train tlio negro made ii grab for the i
buliiV's pistol, which was in his pocket.
Oliver saw him, but too late to prevent
his thing one shot, which struck Oliver
near tlui center of the biva-f.
The negro t hen jerked loose from hi s
captor, jump' d oil' the train and ma.lc
his escape A pos-o is now in pnrsuir.
Young Oliver was brought to Tifton
on the samo traiji, and is seriously
wounded.
NEGRO SLAIN 3Y WHITE MEN. '
One Man Shot to Dentil, Wliile An- | i
other Was Wounded. |
TH0UASVILUl,ou., isttpi. 1 jll(, [.'loj,..
ing, a negro from Cooled go r,'.. i
l>orted to the shoi'lfl that a negro named 1 '
Grant Welley was killed in l?is iiouseby 1
a party of white men. According to I
Fleming's statement a dispute arose be-1 ,
tween Welley and a white intm, in '
which Welley was badly cut in the nock. ! 1
Sonic time later live or six white men !
went to Fleming's house and fired into
it, killing Welley and wounding Flom- '
ing in the left foot and leg. Fleming
crawled under the house to hide, but
was palled out and told that if he at- I
tempted to leave tlio place or guvo any |
information about the affair they would
kill him. j <
Shot at tlio .Marshal. ; I
Fivb Fours, Ga., Sept. 4.?Marshal I
Estes and Murray Hitchcock came upon i
u negro skulking in the outskirts of the
town, armed with ft breoch-loadiilg shotpin,
mul upon tin: approach of the men,
jumped hr'liind n convenient tree and f
tired at tlio nuirshal hut missed. Tho :
negro then tired at Hitchcock, who tired '
his pistol, and the hill clipped tho negro t
on the hoad and felled him.
Killed by a .{ejected Suitor.
Df.nvkk, Sept. 1. ? AJvinn P,ollen, 13
years old, was shot and kilh d today by
William U. Baragnr, a rejected Ijvor.
The murderer was arrested. He had ~
swallowed n dose of poison, hut auti* ' f
dotes were administered and he wilJ "
recovor.
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ii 111' 15
Time was wncn Cancer was considered ;is incurable a-? lej
Physicians and friends could give litllc relief or encouragcnv
one afflicted with this terrible disease. Kven now <loctors kn<
a blood disease, they still insist that there is no hope outside c
but at the p-cr:e time cannot assure you that it will not retut
its place, for the disease is in the i?l< od? is deep-seated ai
caustic, fit# .-destroying plasters. The blood must be purifn
matter before the Cancer sore will heal.
S. S. S. i > the only medicine that can overcome this pcuvc
builds up ami invigorates the old, and supplies new, rich, life
oan be found in it ; the roots and herbs from which it is n
the blood system and make a safe and permanent cure of
Cancer is not always inherited ; your family may be free fr
Snspwrei BloptSinvites ?
o- r vc\ a small lamp on the jaw or breast, a harmless lool
? ? ' rc 1
nine f,r uc) I'liviUlUIl, 11 > cm na\vr 41 i i uumuuiiv: viv/ii t
at c:ce it will cleanse your blood aiul j?revent the form
" -!iir?-*\ J.a ITila Mo., writes : " A stun!I pimple came on in
o".: ' ieft i< f mv I' ice. At lirst it gnvc me iid trouolc, and I tlid i
u-iti'I itv i ;w I i to * wrsl i:n<! Iiccanie much inflamed. At the same ti
cat .it. t i f . ae ! :{ave j: t - - intense pain. I tried everything I cuuht
i. i?.i. t slum <-4 :i? i'ii- n*e < f S. S.. and after taking several bottle
L> iu?v. :; ? i;. i < ! t'e i'-ea-c. This wjs two years ugo, and 1 am still ei
Semi f si* or spcci.d bovk o:; nicer ; it contains much it
you ; it is fret
Write <?ur nhv.ucians about your case, ami for anv advice (
hnv. made < . . a idy of Cancer and all blood diseases.
c ~ -
it on <is of Snwdnst,
Any strong, lihrotis substance and B ~~JB*| H
especially one which holds moisture, P"!
such as the refuse of sti^nr cane or |J Itsorghum
and even common straw, flax \r i fi
or swamp grass, will he useful. Spent ilaucattlb
lai:hark is of some service, ami wood have tlie Gallery
fil er in any form is excellent. The best (
is the iibrotis sawdust made in sawing W Cli Cl
shingles by those machines which cut
lengthwise of the fiber into the side Cld
of the block. Sawdust, is first spread t
on the road from eight to ten inches Of ail sizes
deep, and this is covered with sand to guaranteed. I
protect the road against Are lighted deliver the work
from pipes or cigars carelessly thrown , jatc8(. moulding
or emptied on the roadbed. The sand j ?
also keeps the sawdust damp. The dust 1 H
and sand soon become hard and pack- I ^ 1^1 *
ri!. ami the wheels of the heaviest ' I" ?I I |
waj,':"is Iraki* but little impression '* * 11^5
upon tin* surface. The roadbed appears ?00i
to ! , aimed as solid as a plank read. and u re
l>t:t is much easier for the teams. 1 lie J
mail prepared in this manner will re- C
malt: .maid for four or live years and. y ^
will then reiptirc renewing In some Prtimti
parts. The ordinary lumber sawdust *
would not I e so good, of course, but if T^X
mixed with planer shavings might #
serve fairly well. >s.
XnniiiiK Country ttonils. n v g ^ ,
In many section.* of Indiana the farm- * I * '*
rs are planning to name the country OFFICK AT
roads as streets are named in a city. MOI INTA^
1 he purpose is to erect guidcpoMs at 1 ,
L?vety crossr.inds whit'u would direct a _
stranger in hading his way to a farm- ?OFFK r
house with which he is unfamiliar. In- 10 a. m to 12 n*
stead of nmnlieriug the houses along
the countiv highways, it is suggested q l
that each farmer attacli lii.s name mar lx"*
the front gate. This idea is carried out
to some extent in the oil regions of the
state, xvhere nearly every farm has a
large red barn on which is eouspic*
ously painted the name of the
who owns it. The plan Is we
wide imitation.
HE WASN'T
Knciv TIiere XVr.s *
le.it \V:;m IJee*
1 was stopping
an AtncrSian ft
tation in Ctd a
riding out a!<
the wagons
down in l!
come off,
who was
taking t!
having
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necessary for ,
\ot got it y
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You will find it just
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and $1.00, a
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cut to
>\v of no remedy for this fearful malady ; while admitting it to b?
?f a surgical operation, and advise you to have the Cancer cut out,
n. You may cut or draw out the sore, hut another will come in
id destructive, and beyond the reach of the surgeon's knife or
ed and strengthened, the aysteni relieved of all poisonous, effete
irful and contaminating poison and force it out of the blood. It
-giving blood. S. S. S. is a purely vegetable remedy : no mineral
lade contain powerful purifying properties that act directly upon
Cancer. It lias cured thousands, why not you ? . .
om any taint, yet your blood may become so polluted that a severe
m . and stubborn form of the disease may
f develop from a sore or ulcer on your tOTigue
*"****** or other part of your body ; a slight bruise
????????? or ].urt> a little pimple on the eyelid, lip Ajk
king wart or mole, and^ other causes so insignificant as to attract V
rely upon salves or ointments to cure it ? begin with S. S. S.
ation of cancerous cells,
y jaw nl><mt one iuoli Itelnw the
serum*
the sore fiefrun to sprend and
hear of, hut n??i hiujr did me any ^
s tile Cancer healed, and there ^Jrasg^Kjv ^W&B^v
ijoyiug perfect hea'Hv'' -?8if?*?itA ^3BH9n
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