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ALL PRESCRIPT Are filled I?v an experienced ( at DUKK'S DllUii STOKK quality of the ingredients n manipulation will allow. F ? ? - - ? .A. a T y-v -4 y-V L-ctier, | Bill Hads Or any other kind of tt Job Work Neatly and promptly excutcd at the Times Job Office. H. G. BAILEY MAKES IT A POINT TO FURNISH THE BEST THE COUNTRY AFFORDS IN Rp.fif. Mutton. Pork AT HIS MARKET. The highest price paid fur all j kinds of Country Produce, j Free Delivery to every part of j 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 Sexton's For all kinds of GROCERIES. Try his Sugar House Molasses and the famous Linden Ham. J. T. SEXTOK. l>r. J. tJ. (j? >IX? OFFICE AT RESIDEXCE OX MOUNTAIN STREET. SOUTH FROM DKl'oT. -OFFICE > HOCUS? 10 a. in to in. 1 to 8 p.m. Rheumatism ?AND? Skin Diseases! Given special attention. 9 Calls left either at otfice or nt ZEMP'S P1IAKMACY will he promptly attended to. f>ly ''anything ynn Invent or improve; n;?o pit' ! ! CdVEAT.TR MlE-MAnK.COHYhlGHT or ()CSi<;? \ i1 PROTECTION. t-ciul i..ixii 1, rl.i'tcli or pho'.? * <1 for free examination a mi ml vieo. < i BOOK ON PATENTS I wr C. A. SNOW & CO.; ?Patont Lawyers. WASHINGTON, D. C- * CONTRACTORS' a? ^.BUILDERS'^ ..o_MILL SUPPLIES.; Castings, Stsal Bmm, Oolamaa and CXansa! Bolta, Rods, Wa?ghts. Tanks. Towara, Ao. Maal Wtra and Manila Lop a, Hoisting En (Id a* and Pnrapa, Jacks, Dsrrlsks, Oraba, Chain and ' f "P* Hvista Mr"Cast JTuary Bay. JTair Qutoi ??;<??ry. LOMBARD IRON WORKS! SUPPLY CO. ^Af9VNAi?A, SONS iKADUATK ol l'HARMACY'' and sit prices as low as the high md the skill exercised in their j . C. DUKE, Proprietor. i COPYKIOW SUPERFINE SILVERWARE I!i tea itti?I coffee sets, !> >tli sterling silver ami plated* ware. The designs a d pat,'ems gel mote dainty and desira !i- with eaeh passing year and our g;aiiduiolhei \s e\t s would twinkle with amazement at the display to be seen here. THE WILLIAMSON CO. J. CLOUGtt WALLACE. ATORNEY AT LAW. Rooms 1 and 2 upstairs Fostet 11 u*.lding, opposite Hotel after Ja::u a y 1st. 1895). 11-25 98 ly.. ? /i^XXT f>X7 /" >/ \ r / \ \ ^.T i tv I X K J X^WW.N On Farming Lands. Long Time. Easy Payments. No Commission. Borrower pays actual cost of perfecting Loan. K. K. PALMER, Columbia, S. C. J. Cloucii Wallace, Union, S. C. P. O. Lux 288. 17?Gm GLENN SPRINGS WATER. I love Glenn Spiing Water fresh from the siuing, ami will receive weealy slupl.>ents during the summer. The price t or the water is JOe per gallon. C. IIUXTEK. 3r. C. W. ATTSTSM^ Physician and Surgoon, Oifera his 7professional services to t io people of Uniou. Office in Ban!: Building. Leave calls at Union i >rug Co. store or ring up Phono No 19 fur prompt service. 15 41. DR. GEO. DOUGLASS, Physician and Surgoon. Oilers his professional services to the people of Union and vicinity. Office in Bank Building. Leave calls at Union Drug Co.'s Store or ring up l'hone N'o. 74. S-Ginos 11ALPII K. CALSOX. II. L. SCAIFE. CARSON & SCAIFE,' ' ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Special attention given to real estate and collection?. CROWN TORRENCE M.CD. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Olllco and apartments over Duko'a Drug Store. <14 Cm. I J AM US MUXItO. In It. DUNCAN C. l\ SANDER?. hlunrQ. Duncan and Sanders 4 ' ATTORNEY'S AT LAW. Office Xo. 1 Law Range, Un'on, S. C. o-ly Fine Seed Wheat. . __ 1 have on hand for salt- 200 llllS hcls of I* imo Semi Wheat, the 1 x\st on the market. It was raisod (>n my farm in Xorth < 'arolina. The Wheat is '' he Fnltz <iii(l The Prolific variety. Address mo at Mavhinton, S. ('. J. R ItKjilARDS. if. NOTICE. 1 luivo bought a heavy draft wagon of 000 pounds capacity, and am now prepared to do all kinds of heavy hauling or will hiro out tjio wagon. 46?Cm. J. W. Gilueui. IMPERILLED BY THE CHINESE REBELLION _ % Americans Are Endangered by Revolt In Kemang. AUTHORITIES HELPLESS ConditioiisAroSucliThntCoiisul Wild* , man Has ('.one to Manila to Consult ( Wltli General MucArtliur?Rebellion Hus Assumed Serious Proportions. \ IIoxg-Kono, Oct. 16.?Americans and 1 their extensive interests in tho far south ] et' China are nnperillod by the rebellion i in Konmug-Tnug province. Already tho r volt is growing to such proportions that the Chinese authorities are unable to t suppress it. M:\ YV'ildman, the United States con? j s.:l general at Hong-Kong, has gone to Maui'.u to confer over tho situation with Ueiurul - tac Arthur, commauder-iu- ' chief of tne American troops iu the xijuipjuiius..?. MISSIONARIES IN SI-KWANO, State Department Issues a klst oi Tlioso In Thiv? Province. Washington*, Oct. le.-^rTbe state deHsui mad* public i l|st of tllO missionaries resident in the province of Si-Ivwang, with tho exception of those ' in tin1 IIung-Chu-Fti circuit, at tho end of June, together with their whereabouts as far as known Aug. 10 as follows: American Baptist mission?American-;, liev. ,J. P. and Mrs. Goudurd. MLss t Jo i<! ir ! and Miss Corbin, stationed a* M:i r-i'o, had left for Shanghai; Rev. T. I a id Mrs. llolmes, Miss Rigliter, Mine. << and Miss Relyea, stationed at hinhwi, had left for Shsvaghai; Miss No vel . at Shnoh-Shiug, also left for S > mg'uai. Rrirish, Dr. and Mrs. Grant and Miss Stewart wore at Ning-Po; Rev. i and Mrs. o. K. lfursford, ut ShaohShMi?r, had left for Shanghai.. American Piv-byt. rim?Americans, Rev. ,T. 11. Shoemaker, stationed at Yuyao, was at Ning-Po; Mrs. Shoomaker, his wife, had left for .Shanghai; j Mi- s Morton, Miss Cunningham ant) Miss Rouh stone, stationed at Ning-Po, loit for Shanghai. There aiso is transmittal a further list of American missionaries, nlllliatod with British missionary societies: J lev. ami .Mrs. Ii. F. JOuc^oibooiitr. stationed at A'ing-lloin, woite leaving for Shanghai Aug. 10: lie v. A. O. ijoos. lev. stationed at Tion-Tni. wan at hi5 \V. Albortsou, tttationod at TniCliou, ami Miss Richer, stationed at I.ugvioa, had returned to Nttig-Po. FRENCH NOTE ACCEPTED. Rowers Have All Made Favorable Re? | piles to M. Dolmssc. Pairs, Oct. 1(1. ? At a cabinet council held at the Flysec Palace today, the minister of foreign affairs, M. Delcasse, announced that all the powers have ac j ceptcd the French note as the.basis for | negotiations. ,T- , , L xjio i!iimsier aauea tlmt he>had been informed I.i Hung Chaag has ju<t or- i <li ted the Black Flags and Kavang-Si j troops, which are traversing the province of llu Xan on their way to join tho ' court at Sinii-Fu, to abandon their march and return to Canton. 1 rear!) Proposition Approved. Ti n-Ts;n, o r. 1(1.?Tho British nmv-at;or, lu ing informed front London ' .>1 t'. l a-is of negotiations proposed by M. 1 )ele:i?i.-e, French minister of foreign | affairs, called a la '"ting of tho diploinati. corps in Peking. Tho French projio-itions wero unanimously approved and appreciation was expressed a France's initiative. I t iiblaet Dl.-ea-scs Chinese Situation. Washington, Oct. i'l. ? The cabinet meeting was devoid of interest. Nothing now regarding the Cliiacso situation has boon received and after a short discussion of the political situation the meeting adjourned. NEGRO RAVISHER LYNCHED. lie Ilad Out raged n Baptist Preacher's Wife at We 11st on. Macon, Oct. hi. ? A tramp negro, named Frank Ilardoman, was lynched] lit Wellsron last liijrlif fur tl>.? vnsn I the wife of Rev. B. H. J'iersou, a Baptist preacher. The woman and three small children were in t lie room nt the time, and raised the alarm The negro buried himself in a cotton patch, but was fotind and lynched. His body is still hanging by the side of the railroad in view of passengers on rho trains. This was the negro's second attempt in the same neighborhood yesterday. .. . id ? Thomas F. I-uwioSuicTaJs, W.vsmxoTOv. Oct. 10.?Thomas F. Lane, son-in-law of United Stateo Senator-elect Blackburn of Kentucky, committed suicido at his home in this city last night by shooting. Ill health is asI signed as the cause of the act. Mr. Kane's little daughter was in tho room with aim at tho time. One Mail Killed; Several Injured. Detroit, Oct. Hi.? An explosion occurred at 1 :J10 o'clock this aftei'noon iu tlio building at 15 .Jefferson avenue, occupied by Bell, Sons it (Jo. nnd several other firms. One man .jnmptnl from an upper window and was instantly killed. A number of others were injured. lias Ki'-Kntfrprl the Korean. Dai.i.as, Oct. 1(5.?Texas and Pacific i officials lu re announce that that raili road lms re-entered tin- Southwestern Passenger bureau, which it withdrew from several weeks ago becaujo of alleged violations of agreements. Seven Killed; Ten Injured. Vii.nna, Oct. 10.?The facade of the Czech high school at Prossnitz, Morai vin, toppled into tho street today, killing boveu persons and injuring ten t The juniority of r find their blood beco: tf' easily controlled in cu . ? iliose prcdispose< ' *1 n lid the::, but as they ,1 . IT) losiper able to proper!; 'lV. ' >. J"' ft life the blood must - i '' - 's , these poisons, and not S. S. S. strength.5' .? 1 ;>??* tion. It is not only tl Mr. **/ <'? . i/.$ v the nerves, removes a V"/ 1' S. S. S. is the onl ^@r'" pV other mineral poison ( S. S. S. is the on ism, Kcrema, Tetter, etc. It purifies an luy poisonous waste materials to aeennn If you have an old nmninj* sore or an c Ft never fails to make a <piick and pirtnam he need of a tonic, S. S. S. will strengthen S. S. enrr i s;-. II. Jlon'cn of Sauinsvi'li', Vn.. '.c/.eniR of ll.i'O ivc years' >tnu<liiie. after t!ie l>cs it the Hltrrotnuii: , I'outitiy had failed. This was .yo, ami 1 in 11 int.. life a no return of the disease. If you are in doubt about your disea ^ivc yon any information or advice wantet hook on l.'looil and Skin Diseases sent S* &. 8* ?8 THE BDi ROAD WILL BE COMPLETED. Death of Gox'crnor Drew Will Not Retar<l ifs Construction. Jacksonville, Fin., Oct. in.?Frank Drew states that tho death of his father, ex-Governor George F. Drew, will not retard tho building of the railroad known as the "Drew Road." lie savs work on tho road is progressing front the Suwannee river, i:t Lafayctto county, both ndhtli uuvl southward. T'no northern terminus of the road will ho Live Oak and the southern Stephenville, on tlio Gulf of Mexico, near Dead Man's hay. When completed the road will be SI miles in length, and passes through a section of tun liuest pine and cypress timber to be found in the state. The company constructing the road owns largo bodies of timbered land, and this tiiubnr will b" one of tho main articles of freight, lie-ides Mr. Drew savs, tho r >ad is not being built for speculation, or as merely a temp > rary log road, but for permanent use. The cost of it in some parts will be $20,000 per mile. GALVESTON RELIEF FUND. Ilenclit Performance In Iio:h1oii?I>rnry 1<aiic Theater I'ai'kod. Loxnox, Oct. lit.?Tlio Galveston relief fund benefit packed tiio Drury Dane theater to tho utmost capacity this afternoon. Sir Ilonry Irving, who was greeted with loud applause, recited tho "Dream of Eugene Arram." Thou followed acts from "Tho Prico of Peace," "The Debt of Honor," "English Nell," "JuliusCaesar" and "Waterloo. '' George Alexander, Charles Wyrnlham, Lewis Waller, Mr. and Mrs. lleerb )hm Tree and Mario Tempest received ovations. There were ninny prominent people in tho audience, including almost the whole of the American colony. United States Ambassador Choato and Mrs. the 1 'uited States embassy, were among those present. FIGHT WITH A .DEVIL FISH. Captain I)?3uinielt Has a Kieroo Kucounter With a Sea Monster. Ciiari.eston", Oct. 10. ? Captain P. Dominick of a fishing smack, had n linrco light with an American whip sting ray, or devil fish, near tho Charleston lightship. Captain Dominick was fishing in quiet waters and his lines were hanging loosely from his boat. Suddenly there was a vicious pull of the line andu whip sting ray, weighing 125 pounds, came to tho surface. The lisli fought to get away and soma of his flint teeth were broken in the scramble. The tail began whipping tho air as soon as it cnino from tho water and Captain Dominick threw his hands to his face for protection. Seizing a big knife lying in the boat he severed the tail. This somewhat subdued the fish and in a short time Captain Dominick had killed the moustor. Trouble at Wooster University. Woostf.r, O., Oct. 1(1.?Forty-eight students have boon suspended and one ex polled, from Wooster university for participating in a nightshirt narade. Tho .suspended students are endeavoring to have all quit uutil tho order is re Don't Dot Thin Got fat; get nice and plump there is safety in plumpness. Summer has tried youi food-works; winter is coming to try your breath-mill. Fall is the time to 1. .cc yourself But weather is tricky; look out! Look out for colds especially. Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is the subtlest ol helps. Jt is food, the easiest cod in the world; it is more than food, it helps you digest your food, and get more nutriment from it. Don't ^et thin, there is rdcty in plumpness. Man woman and child. i: you have not t:ir<l it. ?en<l for free sample !U agreeable tnste will surprise you. fi C O T T & D O Vf N Ii, Chemists, Ccavi Street, New York. 50c. uud fi.oo; all druggist. ersons upon reaching middle age and pas' mes weak and thin, and diseases that wen rlier life hegin to affect the constitution. I to Scrofula, Cancer, Rheumatism, Gout age the blood, so long tainted and weaki y nourish the body, and it becomes an eas> be re-ehforced before it can perform its hing so surely and effectually does this as ns and enriches the blood, improves the ap le best blood purifier, but the best tonic fot II taint from the blood, and prevents the d y purely vegetable blood medicine known :an be found in it, and it may be taken for lv remedy that reach.es deep-seated blood <1 restores the bioou to a neaiuiy, norma date. ibstinate nicer that refuses to heal, or are ' t o cnt cure of there pests. If your system is r ami help you as it has many others to a hr , r Mrs. I). R. Johanon,ol Iliad'slicsr. nf n CTfo of. wj{j, severe type of rltcim r.ti tit, ai t piivHicmtis j.f|OWJ1 a lid nvomiiicmteil :s a rut seven years iKI1C|-lt ^ v; promptly readied t' ! uiade a eotuplelc am! jterttiaticut cut se, ami will send us a statement of your ca 1, for which we make no charge. . to any desiring it. Address Swift Speeifu ZML TONfiGSH OLD PEOPLE. Photqi Made at the old Squiro Gallery have the Gallery Well equipped fo date Photoj Of all size3 and styles. My j guaranteed. I also do enlarging of deliver the work in the most stylish latest mouldings. DON'T NEQL THIS OPPORTl To tret good work cheap. Yo ... ....... .1 .. ..... 1 ? .III'I J"U U'r'U'i liiilv YVU JldVU I ^?COME j* Prompt attention N. K. McLAN UNIC TOOK [IS The celebrated Battl* women and c J. Ha S Will shave the corns shce bill dcwn KNOCK OUT A! Also a full line of S YOURS F01 T TJ C? J. XI. o FLOUR! FLOUR I can supply all demand for Flour. I also do All Kinds of Sawini and have a supply of framin lumber on hand. Call an see me when you want Flou or Lumber. , W. E. RAY, MILLER. ) DDIPI/O! I umurxu: r i ! BRICKS!! BRICKS!! For sale at : The Rodger Brick Works JiG-Iiffi. UNION, S. O. STRAYED OR SlOLEN. Mastiff nlh)ut s monthso!<l. few color, answers to name of I.?o. It. It l my house, in Union, on Wednesday Sept. 19th. Suitable reward for his rt tm 11 to me at Union, 8. C. J. T. DOUGLASS. lid-It S3S ? ami other hereditary troubles may escape uied by accumulated waste matters, is no mark for disease. At this critical period legitimate functions and rid the system of S. vS. S. petite, and builds up the general constitu old people. It warms the blood, tones up evelopment of disease. . Not one particle of mercury, potash or any length of time without harm, troubles like Scrofula, Cancer, Rheumn1 condition, and makes it impossible for .. ...:u. iw.a.. n...i o c ? im down aiul you feel (?n.,w.ia for years afflicted fiffl/ x e without receiving any T| ^ lie scat of the disease ana ?3ti^tvVjL isc, our physician will ^^ WSfciw^SkKPV VOD PURBFBER FOR jRAPHST next to new Bank Building. I now r the latest up-tojraph Work. iriees are reasonable and satisfaction all sizes and styles of finish, and can and durable frames, also handle the ECT c~. 1 1 1 ui aiiitiimb isiiu iuvfu uiiva ait' jjuooiug io late photograph of them. s.T ONCE.^" given mail orders. E, Photographer, >x, s. c. JEN j\CT s Axe Shoes for men, hildren sold by iPEARS off your feet, cut your one half, and will LL COMPETITION. I lubber Shoes on hand. Et FOOTWEAR. PEARS. I 1 CLERK OF COURT'S NOTICE. All persons who have had Deeds or other papers recorded during my term of office will please call for same. . And all persons indebted to me for 'S recording fee will settle same at once. .1. H. MoKissiok, Oct. 8th 1000. Clork of Court, il-lt ?i NOTICE TO SAND HAULERS. You are positively forbidden to 8 take any more sand from the public d roads. Parties not regarding this IP notice, are liable to prosecution. Respectfully, T. J. Bktenhauoh, Sup'r. Oct. 9th 1900. 41-8t J. G. HUGHES, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Union, S. C. ' ()i-tick Opposite Court House Desirable i'oii>crty For Sale, House on South Street, Five rooms, larjje Hall, (look room and Pantry; Well of Good Water. Lot contains one acre of land, for terms see L. N. Rodokr. 1 CAVEATS, TRADEMARKS, COPYRIGHTS AND DESIGNS. Bond your businessdirect toWaiblnftoB, ' stives time, costs less, better service, j , My ofllc* cloas to V. S. Fatont Office. FEU tnttsM-1 ary examination* mad*. Atty'e to* sot das until pttel 1 fit scored PERSONAL ATTENTION OIVtN?1* YXAM '< t ACTUAL EXPERIENCE. Book "How to obUla htfi? * t J etc., lent fr*#. Patent* procured through 1.1. MM , ' J r*c?lv? * pec I a 1 notfc*. without charf*. is W0 W jINVENTiVE AGE ! ? LU nitrated monthly - Eleventh yaar?t?nss. ft. iMt. , E G SIRRFRS