The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, October 12, 1900, Image 2
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our great stock of Fall ai
the pick of the very besi
therefore get the very
stylish Suits, Overcoats
that have never been eqi
Shoe Makin
As a Fine
uIn the old days" no do
were made of honest materials
ceo there is a but?wo quest
possessed t:ic typo of I he style
Fall and Winter Lcdies' Slice
I world grows and art in fcot.w
the wcrids advancement,
beauties and most likely you
Town and County. housekeeper i
* our canned p
Additional Local News. on'the*'n
(j
Crowded Over From Local Pages. Phone 81.
The First Methodist Church. A Fi
A protracted meeting will begin in Col. T. C. Di
the First Methodist church on Sun- one V* fin
day. Rev. Mr. Mns?<>h??? ?iil Un fVer "0<:n 51,11 PI
mis rubber tire!
assisted in conducting the meeting and general fi
by Rev. J. M. Steadman, of the firtt the finest wor*
' , , , c r< the carriage ti
Methodist Church of ^ or m , Duncan can alw
All are invited to attend these ser- j.0 jeR(j van
rices and it is hoped much good will it is a beauty,
be accomplished. ~ ?
^ Must IIa \
Pleasing Peifutncs, Our young fiiei
7 .... . who has recently
Colognes, extracts and toilet water,; ^ ^ ^
scented and unscented soaps; powder ^ Charle.ton< w
and cream dentifrices. Shortly speak- fall|er to K<) t0^
ing, all desirable toilet essentials and haye U)e paper gei
accessories form an attractive feature 'pm.-. 'Pimks so nit
of our stock. We are us careful of our ont jt ? m,
reputation for maintaining a high He knows a good
standard of excellence in this depart- ami don't fail to ]
ment as in our prescription com- to your health, A
pounding. UNION DRUG CO. long and prosier.
A Record Run. jt j>ayS
One of the .quickest runs to Spartan- T-> r~i?
vyui, i/< UVJUUS
burg from Union that we have heard ol ~ , .
? . , >r i i .> Mr- Osborne, wr
was made Wednesday. Me. John It. , , '
Hoikins. of Baltimore, Lid., one of the * ?"a^c 1
1 irgest stockholders in the HufTalo Mills. . patches
was in Union visiting Col. T. C. Dune in. The bl,ulc3 are a
lie had left his father at .his home in tbe roast?ng ears
perfect health only two days before. On an<l there is no e
Wednesday l e received the startling in- suffered in the 1
telligen-e by wire that his father whs i'pon inquiry it
dead. He immediately wired Supt. I*. explanation for tl
I. Wells, of the Southern requesting hiin he had anbsoiled
to furnish hiin with a special train to get pretty good evidf
to Sjwrtanburg to catch the vestibule subsoil.
north. Mr. Duncan told him bis engine - ?...
was ?t bis service if he could not get one CI,FRK OF CC
at once Mr. Wells telegraphed the con- All persons whe
due tor of the freight that was shifting other papers re<
at Monarch to take Mr. Ilopkii s to term of ofTlco will
Spaitanburg. .lie reali'/.jd at once that And all persons
he had a quick run- to make. . lie recor,bng fee will
couple I on two empty freight cars and Q(>f sth 1900
a calwose to keep the engine steady. The -II-It
roaster of trains kept every tiling out of ?______
the way and told them to go, the track NOTICE TO S/
was clear. They did g(>; leaving liere at you ftre positi
5:10 they covered tV intervening 29 take any more san
miles and arrived at Spartanburg at5.43, roads. Parties n
just 33 minutes, and just in time to notice, aro liable t
catch the vestibule. Mr. Hopkins
reached his home at 7:10 the next mornla*'
CM. Oth 100J.
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sWife
ardly Knew Him!
>Vhen he came home looking 1
0 well and trim in one of the
>uits of Fancy Wosrted that ,
ve are selling at $10.00 from
id Winter Clothing. We have
1 mauufacturs in the country,
best that can be made. Our
ana oaa trains are at prices I
jailed for quality. 1
Art
ufat Shoes !
3, but you I
ion if they | 8
and graceful lines of the 1900-1901 |
rs that we ere now showing.' The |
car manufacture keeps pace with |
See these beauties, try on these u
will wear these beauties. M
E?We want eveiy 1 i
n Union county to try L O il fif EL VID 3i
eaches at 10c a car. O
XciS."6 THE TABLET 0F life
rRAIIAM it ESTES. (Pilula At Lomgan Vxtam)
Tlic Scientific Discovery of the Ajve!
ue vehicle. The Magic Key to the Mystery of Life! ,
moan lias just received , /' r1om Immemorial it has been nian'8 1
, . ,J A, , , ^ Piodominatniflr ambition to prolong llfo. ltut ,
est I^andaUS that has j ui ion^ tho nuuiy brilliant min^s, who have '
)ed to this State. It I 5b^?te'l their lives to the fascdnatinpr suhjeet, \
, i . I 11 was left for the imniortHl Darwin toKivt3
and the upholstering i in the world, in his {treat theory or Life, tho t
nish of the vehicle is ,V,"damen,a' principle upon which to build .
t.r,^?.r, ?. ' i"11 urther research la this direction. Follow- I
throughout known to in r closely In his footsteps entno Prof. l>r. i
immors trade, Mr. Lddwi* Iiuechner, a German scientist of in- '
, , , t? rnntional renown. ??<
ays be counted nnnr. I
..in icuiurKunje f
? work entitled"Dns nuclides Lsngon Lebens"
. * Watch out for it, ?the book on Longevity;. Hut alus, like liarwin
he too died. ore ho could reap the fruit 0
of his wonderful doctrine. Others however,
t t.unlly great took up the interrupted thread ?
with tne result that two Herman s_lentists, 1
*C The Times. at tor years of experiments aud research, have
nt last discovered the secret of Longevity.
. _ _ . A, T in the shape of a remarkable Vegetable Comid,
Dr. J. Arthur Dong, pound, whieli, if properly used, will positive y .
_ ?,i pr do' gl.ifo. This new remedy, appropriately t
returned to continue named "Lougavita" (inuunitir Long Life) has
edieino and nhnrmaev i?een subjected to the most rigid testsatal' the
(Uioiue ?inu pimrui.tcy lCiMljnjf e|jMi,.8 aiuj hospitals throughout
'lites lbs mother 'dell Europe with marvelous results. Apprectat
in r the importance of this discovery, we
HE J.IMES olnce aiiu have acquired, at enormous cost, theexelu- q
t "he proprietary right to this truly wonder- a
It tome at once, 1 nn-s fnI preparation, whieli has proved a blessing
neb j Mn'l tin willi. to mankind. "Lontravita" is tho true Tablet
ucii. 1 can t uu wiui of , jf<>; u rojuvenat4(I. CXOellenco. emwhere
Arthur is right. bodying the veritable secret of longevity in tl
. , , .. n practical, feasible form. It Is the fountain p
thing when he fees it, of perpetual youth, which it prolougs fur ''
VI.cl. it .il/tn<v beyond its present limits, while retaining ai
iiusli it dlong. Iieie o heilthinn perfectly normal state. "Long- ,
irtlinr iiiiiv von live a \ ita" brightens the eye, stimulates the men- 01
' ,IMy JUU c tal activity, gives elasticity to the stop, bi
makes the face full, absorbs wrinkles, a,
clc anses Hie system, purines the skiu. and is ol
the only true Vonce do l.eon remedy for old b<
4^ c.ii.cnil and young of both sexes. Eudorsod by EuIO
oiiDSOi 1 rope's leading pyslclans. 10
??? ~ _ of
. $1.00 a Box by mail.
on informs us that HUGO von TILLENBURG MEDICAL CO.,
10 lives on the hill isoi.k n. g. aob.ntb)
Mill, has one of the 1131-1133-1135 Broadway, New York City.
' . dr
of corn he has seen.
deep, rich green and Sale of Real Estate at Santuc. Pi
arc plump and full, a*'
ividence that it has I will sell at Santnc. S. C.. on "Vow* - aiJ
(.,0/|?.nl|, | r>er rJth. 1 !M)0, at It o'clock, t<> tlie
eft ^ highest bidder at public out erv two lots
was found that the nf the estate belonging t*> the estateof ^
lis was the fact that Marion S Porter, deceased.
the land. This is , ^ NV/1 kV?/n aMhf fttoro an(1 ,
.. dwelling I ou ? lot, containing one acre
ince that it pays to moro or ]PSS< hounded north by Southern tei
Railway lot, west l?v Soutliern Railway, Co
eouth l?v the Flemming lot and east by on<
WRT'S NOTICE. th? public road. . or
I/itXo. 2, containing one acre more Qr(
> have had Deeds or or and known as the mill lot,bound- j
jorded during my ed on the north by the Flemming lot. ' ^
please call for same, west by Lie Southern Railway, south by (|n
indebted to me for lands of W. T. .Tones ai d the public u
sett le same at once. road. Terms of rule m ule known on ?
H. McKissick, day of sale.
Clerk of Court. | It. A. Wm-n
_ ?. -? ? i i uui, rv , * ' '
-Agt. for the heirs nt law. c""
________________ JonosvHe, S. c., Oct. 2, 1900.
VND HAULERS. 4?'4t- ,
~ j- ? hughes,
j'pzs.""1 attorney at law, j
ecfcfully, Si
. bet?nbaughs union, s. c.
n-Jtr Office Opposite Coukt Ho use
L
Of eoursfi we
sort, adapte<
'house from:
. CANT AFJ
A few of the odd pie
the household by mal
BAILEY FUI
. r Citation
to Kindred anil Creditors.
State of South Carolina, > ? ,
County of Union.
By .J at on M.. Greek, Esq., Prouate
Judge.
Wherea*, G. T. Hollis lias made suit,
to me to plant htm ].etter?of Admini<tro'i
?m on th?? T5sl ite of and < ITtcts of
Mrs. L. A. Hollo, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the said Mrs. I,. A: Hollis,
deceased, th it they be and appear, before
mo in the Court of Probate, to be held
at Union C. II., South Carolina,'on the
20 h day of October, next, after 'publication
hereof, at 11 o'c'ock in the fore
noon, .to show cause, if any they have,
vvliy the said Admini >t ration should not
he granted. .
Given under my ban 1 aul seal .this
1st day of October, Anno Dqmiui, POO.
Jason M. Gukf.ii, ?
Probate Judge.
Published on the 5th day of October,
1900 in Tiik Union Tines.
40-21
Citation to Kindred and Creditors.
State of South Carolina, 1 ..
/y t? - ? f ; .
By Jason M. Greer, Esq., Proiiate
Judge.
Wbersas, T. K. Foster lias made suit
to me to grant him Letters of Administration
on the Estate of aud effects of
Samuel Price, Deceased. ;
The e are, therefore, to cite and ad
monish all and singular the kindred and i
creditors of the said Samuel- Price, de- '
ceased, that they may lie- and .appear, beforo
me in the Court of Probate, to be
iield at Union C. II., South Carolina, on
die 23th day of October, next, after
Publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the c
'orenoon, to show cause, if any they
lave,why the said Administration should
lot lie granted. ^
Given under my hand and seal this 0i
9 h day of September, Anno Domini,
000. . Jason M. Greer', .
Probate Judge. a
Published on the 5tli day of October,
900 in The UnIon Times.
40-21
NOTICE FOR SALE. O
tato of South Carolina, )
County of Union. j
Wo, the undersigned Executors of
le Inst Will and Testament'of B. F..
obo, late of Union County, deceased,
id Attorneys in fact for the Legatees
i shhi estate, will sell to the liighest
idder at Cross Keys, in County and
tato aforesaid, on Thursday.ifov^m- '
*r 1st, 11)00, all the real .estate hanging
to the estate of the's^i'd deased,
consisting of 5R2 acres.
Tract No. 1, "known as the 'Ducket
ace, located in Laurens ^County,
ate aforesaid, containing one Sun
pd and fifty acres, more or less.
Tract No. 2, known as the Bishop
ace, located iu Union County, State . j
oresaid, containing one hundred
id thirteen acres, more or less. '
Truet No. 3, known as the Kindred
bo place, located In Union County, wil
ate aforesaid, containing one hun- the
ed and twenty-nine acres more or
is.
Tract No. 4, known as the Carpen
Sparks place, located In Union
unty, State aroresaid, containing \
d hundred and seventy acres, more p|0
less. All the above tracts are In fjn
. as Keys Township except tract No. .
oi
erms or sale?one-third cash, bal- __
e in one and two 3 ears, secured
bond of tho purchaser and mortje
of 1 lie premises sold. Purchaser '
i>?y for papers and stamps. Fur-* ^"r
sers liave leave to pay all crtdh. or H
J. W. Bctmo, - ??
W. M. Spakks,
'.xecutors of the last Will and Tesanient
of B, F. Bobo, deceased,
' <1 Attorneys in fact for Legatees.
>ot. 10th, I'JOO. 11 8t ?'
. ?nfi
ave up your nlckles and save up cour
your dimes hall,
nd trade with the merchants who grad
patronize The Times. J 41
.iving Room *
Should be, ft isn't always, the most
comfortable in the whole house.
Don't make your principal display
in parlor or drawing room but look
first for the comfort of youself and
family.
! have furniture of every^
-J 4 /?\ ^-v T T ? ? ? - * ' 1
jl ie every room in tne
cellar to garret, but you
FORD TO BE WITHOUT
ces that add so much to the comfort of
king this room cosy and attractive.
HAVE A LOOK IN.
tNITUBE & LUMBER CO.
^DR. I. M.
^ DENTIST. 1^1
Crown and Bridge Office Bank Building
Work a Specialty. Union. -S. C.
|' _ ' 1 1MT[| THE EXACT MEASURE
of our ability to fill prescriptions in
wpL ^ jpfat cordance with the orders of the nvwt |wiEiSSapws
ticuJar physicians is to be had In their
rec< rametidationi of our store?especially
?Ur *ne8CI'l)^on department. They know
?u Trinriu ,,ml our foniPoun<1iDK 18 done on'y R
I ? ^ skilled gradua'e in pltarmacy,and Mlways
1 it jBhMWm* wlt,? tc npnlous care as to the pluritr,
V^llr ? y m ? weights and measures of the various
*^=^4 ? drugs they wish used.
Pf] ,gjpt^W UNION DRUG COMPANY.
If You Buy Yonr Spectacles From Us
NO AMOUNT OF JOLTING CAN MOVE THEM , .:. 1 . .
they will stay right on your
nose, as we sell the staying
, * anc* iastin& kind.
We have a large line ol
ZV^sicSpectacles and Eye Glasses
pyf A-% styles at l?west
1^1 prices. Also a complete line
^^set Eye Glass and Spec^citiy
>-^1 tacle cases. They are iust
w^at y?u have been looking
?? " * Call and see us for anything in
(Jftl, I J'/ Optical Goods, Jewelry, etc. *
" M. E. Tinsley & Co.
<;r^rn) MTIUFMTS 1 Allan Irrltatloa. /Udt Olgntin,
TFFTHIN A
y^s \ J L=> IL 5 II I ll rl Makes Teething (Usy,
BAfff c 1 A (Teething Powders) 1 TEETHINA Relieves the Bowel
ASA^y- \ J / Troubles of Qilldren ol
Costs c~..y /o conts ct Craggists, ' any Age.
rr:a.ni;C5rer.'-. lo c.J. MOFFETT, M. P., ST. LOtllM. HHP.
Notice to Advertisers. PVFR V R OTYV
Advertisers are respectfully notified to \-JU I
and in their change of advertisements Will Have a Good Time at the
i Monday, not later than Tuesday.
re cannot make change after that day, finKtiPre
< it requires the whole time of the force a-7|^c*1 lallUUI
pter Tuerdav to <w?t. Allf. fl?n
-y.zrT"- Free Street Fair"
ADVERTISED LETTERS. .
Remaining in the Poet Office at 1 A
nion, S. C., for the week ending 7T OlfTTTf 7f T
etober 12, 1900. l/ rlJU
Mr William Bolts . OCT. 22 to 27th.
xBAx m AH163 JDavia
Mr iTf Harrl"'3 One Fare Round Trip
Mr F A Johnson ON ALL RAILROADS.
Air D M Lang ford ============*==*==== 9
Air Geo W. McComba FREE STREET SHQWS.
Mrs Wallio Melton ?.? ..
Mr? Nit F1,,ral. Pmd'' Tra'le* P,W
w T ? .ON .rade, Free Minstrels, Balloon Aseenl
" ( ) .ion*, Midw.y, 2 Foot B.II O.N,
Burlesque Race., Concert*. Caroiral
Mr Andrew S.m. Ball, F.ntMtio Parad*, High' Direr*,
illVw\v-TU Firework., Free Poultry -Show tad
Mr.' W A Wix? many other attract!*, featurer.
Persons calling for the above let . ""
3 will please say if advertised, and TllFOO Bands of MUftlC.
1 be required to pay one cent lor ...
ir delivery. gg gyfg t0 CGiTie
J. C. IIUNTKR, P. M. .. ... . ... . )
You II be Welcome.
HORSE FOR SALE.
VM1 work to buggy, wagon, and to mrw*-. ?? - ?
? i <1 ii UJ^AH.
w in single or double harness; has . n. , , . , , , . . *
<a i? ' A Rich lady cured of her dr*fne?i and
saddle gaits, is gentle. no!sps in ,he hwid hy Dr xicholson?a
. a ~ C.B.Burns. Artificial Ear Drums, gave $10;000 to
antuc, s. c. 41-2t |,|, institute, so that deaf people unable
1 to procure the ear Drums may bare them
FOR SALF. free. Address No. 12.004, The Nicholhe
O. L. Allen house and lot, I80, E'gbUl Av8nue' NeW
th Church street. Apply to Con *orlf? U. S. A.
Iohkkr Allkn. 41-tf. ?: J
?: Lot For Sale.
;usta Commercial College,
ACGUSTA, OA. M feet front 200 feet deep.
ashless, Shorthand. fttt-ir T?
^ j/. rawt ttilmav.
Academic departments/ Lecture ~ - --sirreoia**.U
see, literary society, boarding 11?/| |uvy bmbwiim.
Positions souured for every ^ aoJ^uiS. iTtwi
uate this year, wishing a position.
-at p is. a. a. tuu i mis. * ? k, AOMa.ee
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