The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, November 16, 1900, Image 6
ALL PRESCRIPTI
Are filled bv an experienced G
at DUKE'S DllUG STOKE i
quality of the ingredients a
manipulation will allow.
F.
Letter, Note ;
Bill Hads
Or any other kind of
Ink W n eli'
WVfH/ T VI *V
Neatly and promptly ex
cuted at the
Times Job Office.
H.G. BAILEY
MAKES IT A POINT TO'
FURNISH THE REST
THE COUNTRY
AFFORDS IN
i
Beef, Mutton, PorkAT
HIS MARKET.
I
The highest price paid for all
kinds of Country Produce.
Free Delivery to every part of
town.
i
SEND IN YOU?. CUDzno cn
KING UP NO 4.
H. G. Bailey .
BACON,
FLOOR,
HAMS,
CANNED GOODS
and
FRESH GARQEH
VEGETABLES
AT
The Housekeeper's Friend.
Sexton's
For all k'mds of
G RO C E R I E S.
Try h is Sugar Mouse Molasses
and the famous Linden
Ham.
J. T. SEXTON.
Dr. J.<;. GOING
OFFICE AT RESIDENCE ON
MOUNTAIN STREET.
SOUTH FROM DEPOT.
-OFFICE > IIOURS10
a. ni to 12 in. 4 to 8 p.m.
Rheumatism
?AND?
Skin Diseases
Given special attention.
Calls left either at office or at
'AllMP'S PHARMACY will l??
promptly attended to. ol v
t anything J'-M A.Vo'T /-rl' l-l t '
J CAVEAT, 1ft*. uE-?.'A>\K. C 1r Yi". It.ti f V.r UESil"' \
J P.tOIECItGN. tvi (1 5, fkc'ciiit | in?,. i
J f .r Trot*?-x>iinn11 ii r ml milJr?> 4
! BOOK ON PAT E^T8f.u"v..ii'?'u?}
| "i" C. A. SNOW & CD. j
I Pu.?m i^?wy?:iH. Washington, D J
CONTRACTORS'?
^BUILDERS'^
*?o_MILL supplies.
Outlin, ntMl iMni, Oolamu and Chun.
I !*n)ta. Ro<l?, W*.(bis Ttali, To??n. Ao
W|r* ?rid MtnlU Rt??, H?t?tti| Cnfln-1
And Famp*. Jtokl, D*rrt?h*. Ortbi. Ck?l> ?*4
Rot>? HoUtd
I remit jftwry Day Makt Quirk D*Hr**y
UMBARD IRON WORKS J SUPPLY CO.
AVOVITA. ?4.
ONS I
ltAM'ATK ol L'HAIIMACY j
[inil at priiis as low as t!iu liigii
nil tin? skill exorcised in their i
C. DUKE. Propric tor.
i
S i.' e. i?i.it SILVERWARE
In ti*<i iiml ? . T:';e n*ts, Im.iIi Merlins?
silver ami p'iitnl ware. 'i'he ile-etjtis
ai.'l patterlis te'. i ;<<ih i'a:n!y and ilesira.
le wish em h i j;s-nr^ \ear a.nJ oar
piaialmo!Ina'h woiM I vviiikle \vi:li
amaz mem at tli display to 1 n seen here.
THE WiLUA.VtSON CO.
J. CLOUGH WALLACE.
ATORNUY AT LAW.
Rooms 1 and li np-tjlr-, Foster
Bu'lJirsg, oppoo'.te Hotel et'to- .liu.v
ary l it.. 181)1). 11 2 ) 98 11'.
MONEY TO LOAN
On Farming Lands.
Lout; Time. Easy Payments.
No Commission, borrower pays
actual cost of perfecting Loan.
E. K. PALMEP,
v uir.niDiu, cs
J. Ci.oriiii WAMACI:,
Union, S. C.
1*. O. Box. '288. 17?Gm
tDr. C. W. ?5.XJST13X."X?,
PhysicLxn and Surgeon,
i
! Olfjrg his professional services jo
the j?e >p'.e ot" Luio:i. Oiiicu ia Bank
Building. Leave cul'a at Union
Drug Co. store or ring up I'iione No
1 19 lor pr joipt service.
: 1541.
DR. GEO. DOUGLASS,
Physician and Surgroon.
j Oilers his professional services to
it ho people of Union and vicinity.
()tllce in Bank Building. Leave caiis
) * irvJ V-^r n " } - ? - o '\rwY<A>
_
RALPH K. CARSON. II. L. SCAIFE.
i
CARSON & SCAiFE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
i Special attention given to real e?
| tate and collections.
UMJflN I unfit riot m. U.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Ofllca and apartmen'a over Duke'
Drug Store.
44 6m.
JAMES MUM 110. I). It. DUNCAN
C. r. SAXDEES.
Munro, Duncan and Sandjrs;
ATrOltXEYS AT LAW.
O.Tice No. 4 Law Range, Union,
s. 0. .0-1 y
Fine Seed Wheat.
I have on hand for sale 200
luislicls of Fine Seed Wheat,
the l>cst on the market. It \va>
raised on my firm in North
Carolina. '1 he Wheat is The
l?til tz and The L'roll lie variety.
Address nie iit M:ivl>inton, S.
C. J. B. RICilAUDS.
37-1 f.
NOTICE.
I havo bought a heavy draft wagon
of 515,000 pounds rapacity, and am
now prepared to do all kinds of heavy
hauling or will hire out tho wagon.
45?firn. J. W. CJu.hkrt.
" ?ft 7, (0) .[ For FREE
^^un fl Scholarship
j POSITIONS 0"ARANTKEr,
UNDER ( 00 CASH DBPOSIT.
Itu'lr '<i trnv
Opcnnllyearto MottiSexes. Very? heap Ioard
Georgia-Alabama Business College,
. riacon, fia?
COURTS RULLO TV CUN TIMC
liru:-;cn In Various ; !atr*n llcfuHP to
".cpc;>t 5 tc:ul"i>i
If yen evil1 expect n> j > to law over
n suction in which time is involved.
i.cvri'W!" siijcktly, don't sno.t'iey with
I into It won't ;:o In the j
courts. To bo sure, you can't cntcli ;
trains if you don't use standard til ;
t i do it, lu:t you will* uils.; the vcrdit t i
y? ;; <ie. In (Icorjikl tlto court of a; ]
; ;.Ls t! ih'rd that tlltf true of stand:*; 1
tuuo i: ;; a:i ? ?' sun time in re^uiutint j
; i,;.;. ; an ? :r;>:\ iu im pariicu:.:.' 1
in ,,:c t.on the nutl time was fas'.- |
er than the ra.lrca I time. und si ve:- I
diet v sis r? cell I'll after 1- o'clock c1. j
L' a; lay night ! y the sun time. I lieu it i j
i: ! y sun:.'.ml time. it ws < |
:! ( : .! that sun time should Iuivl- Loc i |
i ! ;i i ; in s;::::u i v.a ; j
! t :1.1.' ! v f?;io si J'.n.tlee ::t 1U o'clock j
ss. :The ?Is I'k iiil.r.n failed to appear,
'j"!s: Justice waited uniil ll o'clock i
\< 1 time. which was: about half j
: ! .our I'as'tiM* thr.ii common time, aus! '
lis,.: ve Judgment by di fault. The i
i'i f. . ::t appeared before 11 o'clock |
co:-.:: :s time, and it was held that the j
judgment by default was premature
aud invalid.
In Iowa there was a question as
to the expiration of nu Insurance
policy, which by its tortus expended
until 12 o'clock at noon of a certain
day. Fire broke out at about 11:4."
o'clock si. in. of that day by common
time and about two and a half minutes
after 12 o'clock by standard time. The
? rut hold tlis:t the insurance was still
iu face. It did not appear that any
statute had enacted any change in the
ordinary rule which regards noon as
the time when the suu crosses the
meridian. There was evidence of the
customary use ot' standard time at
that place, but this was held not sufficient.
The court says: "It was not
only ncccssr.ry to show the customary
ere of standard time, but that by custom
of the place at 12 o'clock at noon
meant at 12 o'clock standard time."?
Chicago Inter Ocean.
WOMAN A BEAST OF BURDEN.
Heavy Carried t?y Italia:.a
'i'iirt.::;i!i New Y<?rJ?*r? litre eta.
It is no uncommon sight to see Italian
women walking along the .treets
I.:lanci;\; ' erik-us uii their heads that
the average man would prefer to have
: ! home en a truck. A few days ago
one of these women passed through
| City Hall pail:. 0:1 hi r head she was
carry r.g what appsa red to he the enthe
w< or.wnrk from the Interior if
.- : ! ( use. The handle was made up
of i i .ht pieces ef hard wood, the shortest
Icing tally Id feet iti length. 11aeh
pieci- was six inches in width and an
ia.k thick. The woman steadied this
:i with ( in1 hand, while in the
ither she carried what one would consult
r a gcoil load for one person in
the shape of a httudle of shorter pieces
if wood.
.-' s she turtted into Center street, near j
Chuinkcrs. the end of th load of lata- j
1 or on Iter head came In contact with j
l_ ' .;-.A <if ' oneI'tAiih" vil" ol tf*v- l\> [
prevent Idtt'.ug hint too hard the wouitried
t.> turn to one side, and as she !
i d. s.? her harden fell to the walk. In
vs.In she tried to replace it on her head,
i I.: -i f.v-> men took hold of it. one
t ir.eli i'i hey found that even
! ir com! '.net! strength was just sulU!i
::t to lift it up and place it on the
< n:; ti'-: head again. When the wood
:;s dually adjusted in a proper pasti
m iis- woman picked up her smaller
and r.arted up Center street.?
\'c v. V.;:l; Thnen.
A Id:tie Off.
.'I** r.rei-'.le Is disarranged," Sherlock
Holmes. Jr.. r.uddenly exclaimed
Ills companion looked at him and
said:
"How do you know? You haven't
f; It !.f it. and there hi PI l-.ii-rnt- lim-n
that you could have looked Into. Some
Usui's. Mr. Holmes. 1 on: almost forced,
in spite of your declarations that you
do these wonderful things by reasonable.
human processes, to believe that
you must be gifted with second sight.
Now what l as convinced you that your
necktie is disarrangedV"
"I noticed a man look at my tie jlist
now and then feel of his own," the
great detcetive answered.
"Wonderful! Wonderful! Only your
tie Is nil right."?Chicago Times-Herald.
To i'cck V.fXtcn Fop I.ojuv Iveoplnu.
The yolk of the egg spoils much
quicker than the white. For this reason
it is important that the yolk should
be surrounded with a layer of the
white. If the egg is placed on the
side or large end the heavy yolk will
settle to the bottom and come In contact
with the shell, which admits tho
nir. If It is placed on the small end it
will always have a layer of white between
It and the shell. Eggs absorb
odors easily, therefore ouly odorless
materials should be used when packing
thein.?Ladles' Home Journal.
I
t'ni<iuc In Tlielr Alignment.
Tlio highest of the Tennensee mountains
Is the Unaka range, and Its highest
peak Is Rattlesnake, tlio giant that
stands above the Cherokee Indian reservation
over 7,000 feet. Twenty-two
peaks measure about G.000 feet. A remarkable
fact Is that some of the <o
peaks, standing directly opposite each
other, measure exactly the same
height, while others couie within a few
feet of a common height.?Chicago
Record.
A I,lnf?erlnu Illner.a.
The Prodigal?Mudder, I'vo come to
die.
The Mother?Ye have, have ye? An
to take about 20 years to do it In, like
your father did. Not much. Ye go Into
the next county to do your dylnl-^Kaauu
City I rtdapeodsnl. ^
C-p m *w> ? m* I
m M /ill LH^i
i*AJ!S\ M Jk- L^i l&
* .1 ' {^ * I'-v realize vrliat
fp * ...* .'ie r . ( and throat, 1
*v _ 1 s: e.s a:iii far-reac
t , ' , Tll< foul corretki
v-..r\ . % f.sc; r.ll the ocgnu* ?
? ' -A i rapid ami dost met i
*&V.r- It frequently ha]'
Vt' ' / * ^ the nose eaten into an
. - " v -i' washes and salves me
ciffl is a e?
and far h<\ die r. :uh of mere local re
]:oii:lniei:t. . 'i . '..-v. 11 ?1: sense to take *5rtn
S S. 5- ' - Cat' i "h ! inusc first cl<
puts new hie Into t;,e r.lin;;;wcrn-O'.it < >
7ir* i - . O 11111,01 UUC v.cr.T, v... > r
scaled tiui 1 I v * entirely ?leaf in one enr, fliul ull
ntouxli '! off V 'hen tliii dtoea tc hod 1 one tills 11
tlcU-rinir.vd t 8. II 8. no a Ia*t resort. nt?d I
n-nt >1 tli d! 1 hikI ofler o few weekn' treat 11
Stvi 11 < t-:sr > ."c lui 1 no o ?' tlio <1 "
S { }. .:!?. ".1: < 1* r >? ' , ' rl)-i esr.i l>:
prnuortks. i. iit'.i" c 1!v vegetable blood
cure t'.t ;.:1 I loci I.!*..<. t-'w.'l tor oil.' 1
the some tin o iniio our physicians about y
,im tnionn-ili- u advice wanted. We 1111
I
AN UNLUCKY HARE.
I'nole nil Tp!:;i (be Clii'iirca im I11I'trnetlvc
Fal)>.
ICcjiyri^bt, IOCO. by C. It. I^tvir.l
A Hare who was safely resting Hi
her burrow one day received a call
front the For:, who invited her to come
out for n walk with hint.
"P.ut you will cat uic," pretested the
Hare.
"Noivo use! It is true that I l ave
eaten Hares, but it was only when I
could get nothing else. I pledge you
hn/ jS^QV
m :, /
-? *'- - '".A
TII:: FOX axd TIII: iiaue.
my word not to harm you. You must
realize that it will be a feather in your
cap to lie seen walking with me."
The Ilare hesitated for awhile, but
finally came out, ami tlie two walked
away together, but they had not gone
far when they heard the baying of
dogs.
"What's that?" asked the Hare as
she stopped to listen.
"I am sorry to say that the dogs are
after you," replied the Fox. "You'd
better take off through the brush at
once."
As the Hare llew through the forest
the Fox hid himself in a brush heap,
and when the hounds came up they
followed on after the Hare and taught
bar...
are sure to drop at poker.
M. Quad.
Corrected.
First Pedestrian ? Say, yen jabbed
nie in the eye with your umbrella.
Second Pedestrian-Oh. tio. I didn't.
This is a borrowed umbrella.?Chicago
News.
SB
Nature
| Babies and children need
j proper food, rarely e^er medl
cine. If they do not thrive
j on their food something is :;
j wrong. They need a little
j help to get their digestive ]
| machinery working properly. :
COB) EL8VE.IR O IIL
' v/mi ,>;ypophosp;htes or limes soda
I vili generally correct this
p c iTici'.lty.
| V: yoj will put frcm one-1
ircurth (o half a tca^poonfu!
m baby's boltlc three or four ;,
_ times a day you will soon see ,
([ a marked improvement. For
j larger children, from half to ! 1
a teaspoonful, according to :
I ?;ge, dissolved in their milk,
1 if you so desire, wiil very
j soon show its great nourish*
j ing power. If the mother's
1 milk does not nourish the ,
j baby, she needs the emulj
sion. It will show an effect
I at once both upon mother
and child. ,
50c. and ft.00, all druggists.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New Yorkr I
II 1 I II 1 II ?M II HI H ?i
fell FORES
sail ? . OOMS
a deep-seated, obstinate disease Catarrh is,
little or 110 attention is given it. But, how
thing in its results.
ins entering the circulation poison the enti
feel the t T' < ef this catarrhal poison, and
ve, and finally ends in consumption.
ms tluit tut senses o: hearing and smell ar
.! dtstroje '. <v.i sii-;' intense suffet lug and gr
iv give tc.v.p ..vy ;? iitf, no permanent bent
NSTaTUTEONJli m
medics. Those who .cly ape:: litem for a <
er hold. Only a real Mood remedy can reach
-auscs ami builds up t'.:e blood, purifies it. 11
rgans, and t!ms relieves the system of all p<
cs: ' I h.id Calsrr!i, rhicli tuc^wp no dctp- .
itisu:c<M my ii'jm.-. im im.iiiv ii < > 111*.M
! t!ic i?liy>?'*ia?i pnvr tn<- :ij> < inctivatile. I tKt
:i to improve :*.t mice. i'. ci :ih ! to pet at lite rat
,r. i:t 1 was ctttiicly cured, cml f> r :is<jre than afl
irks of wonderful Ionleal and pttrif> ing
purifier known, and ;i certain and safe m8
<?<?k on Wood and Skin Diseases, and at ^
our case. They will cheerfully give you
ike no charge for this. S
Made at the old Squire Gallery n
have the Gallery
Well equipped for
date Photogi
Of all sizes and styles. My pri
guaranteed. I also do enlarging of al
deliver tiie work in the most stylish ni
'latest mouldings.
DON'T N EG LI
THIS OPPORTUI
To get good work cheap. Your
way and \< tt regret that you have no
^'^COME A'
IVompt attention j
N. K. IVEcLANI
Uissior
| FOR BA
IN DRY GOO
1 BOOTS, SHOES
I GROCERIES ati
1 GO
I L_H 3 F
We are offering
$f ments in Flour
[I this week. Gi\
(;ij save money.
I.J. H. S
ms
FLOUR! FLOUR!
I can supply all demands
for Flour, i' also do
All Kinds of Sawing
and have a supply of framing
lumber on hand. Call and
see me when you want Mour
or Lumber.
W. E. RAY,
. MILLER.
BRICKS!
BRICKS!!
BRICKS!!!
For sale at
The Rodger BrickWorks.
?G-8m. UNION, S C.
Jyof For Sale.
One Building I^ot on N. Church blrtei
80 feet front 200 feet deep.
38-tf D. Pant Gilliam.
*
WMMER OF
OMPT/ON.
regarding it as a simple inflammation of
ever insignificant it may seem at first, it
re system. The stomach, kidneys?in
when the lungs are reached its progress
e in part or entirely lost, the soft hones of
eatly disfiguring the face. While spray?,
sit can he expected from such treatment.
? ~ " rv ?n 1 rr M /> IP
mMm FJEMAMt,
:ure lose valuable time, meet witli disnpthis
troublesome ami dangerous disease.
lakes it rich and he.dthy, stimulates and
iWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
iRAPHS
oxt to new Bunk Building. I now
the latest up-toraph
Work.
ces are reasonable and fati.-faction
1 sizes and styles of fitiisli, and can
nd durable frames, also handle the
ECTI i
friends and loved ones are passing
l ite photograph of them.
T ONCE.-^
? ?
given man oraers.
3, Photographer,
M, B. c.
RGAl^sl
DS, NOTIONS, I
5, HATS, CAPS, 1
id HARDWARE I
TO * - 1
5 E A R S I
? C. 2 n 1 I m wl
v^[;cwiai iuuutca
and Cheese for
'e us a call and j|
PEARS. J i
1 J. G. HUGHES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Union, S. C.
Office Opposite Court House
WANTED?A good agent in every
township in Union county to sell 4
an article that every farmer and <J
horse owner will buy. Write for
prices. (J. O. GkKGOKY. Rurvt.nc
S. 0.t (ien. Agt. or Union county
H9-tf
Notice to Trespassers.
All jh'i foii8 are hereby warned not u>
hunt or trespass in a manner on the
plantation known sis tie* John VfcNeace
pl*e<?. All persons tlisitgmlunr this
notice will be ptotn-culed tor malicious
t repass. M. W. Mo'N KACK.
15-4t
LPWTl^I^Sl:
miMHrwr(jBownii^fi *
? caveats, trade marks, a
\ copyrights and desicn8.;!
j Sen<l your business direct to Washington, <'
J; snvos tline, costs less, better service. ';
> My one* clot* to 17. B. Pi tost OSes. FREE prtUalo-1 >
1 iry Mamlnitloni mad*. Atty'a fa* not da* until patent i1
i' li Cleared. PERSONAL ATTENTION QIVEN?It YEARS < >
AOTUAL EXPERIENCE. Book "Hov to obUla PiUato," 1
', etc., ,?nt frc*. PiUnU procured thrcofh ?. O. StfgMS1
ir??lw ipoelsl notice, without chirr*, is Um',
Miyentive ACE
juBgdaptiriE
House to Heat.
1 House located on corner of Mountain
and South streets. Apply to
L, Cf, Youvo,
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