Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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And that is why i 4V\<C< rt **4? ? ^ ? auvui uoouicx ^ If a man tells you he is watch him, for he will bear know that every business hi that a merchant can pay ex] profit. We want a profit on 01 our right, but our EXPEN1 FLED with a small profit. You want goo good customers, i effort or expense Union City and County the had for table Necessities am We appreciate the liber the people, and stand ready at all times and in the best But we also invite ever Visit our store compare our pr services, And in return only i . as you find you n seasonable: and and substantial? yoi 'YOUNG T Phone 100. >.? 1 ? ? \ Local Laconics HAPPENINGS 0? INTERE81 ABOUT T PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE. Mr. J. II. Spears is building cabbins on his lot to rent. The building boom continue boom. Let'er boom we like to the noise. WANTED, for cash, Dogwood Persimmon logs. Southern I wood Company,P.O. Box 529,Cht ton, 8. C. 46-tim k There was a wedding over on th last Sunday at the home of the 1 Miss Cerdosia Price and Mr. Hi Chester, were joined together in tli< bonds of wedlock. Miss Bannah Wilkinson has retu to Rock Hill. Miss Wilkinson many friends while in Union wh gret to see her leave. R. G. Dunn, of ^the famous c&ntile agency, is dead. We about to say that the small fry c draw a breath of relief, but there are others, Bradstreet fo L stance. W The tail end of a blizzard swit [ around this way last Friday a * noon. Since then we have been | ing some bracing weather and oi * two heavy frosts. The merchants of the town y close their stores on Thanksgi ^ and allow their clerks a di rest and enjoyment of the festh of the day. Ikfr. Lewis A. Schoppaul, of Ui has accepted the position of t keeper for a firm in Columbia. Instructs us to send him The Ti |r a j he can keep up with the ha; ings around Union. The buildings of the wooden factory are progressing nicely, the brick and wooden structures are r ing completion. It will not be ion fore the smoke from the stack of an new industry will be curling up\ Rev. L. M. Rice, of Union, aa in the protraoted meeting just oloe Padgett's Creek church. His ser were very impressive and instrui He assisted Rev. Mr. lloper, and reported that much interest was i fested in the meeting, and the mei ship was greatly revived by sc > acquisitions. u We believe; m can make if \ to pur interest ? as well as ours Are pay for the issue of , it. ; selling goods AT or BELOW COST ! watching. It you are sensible, you 1 is EXPENSES, and the only way , penses is by selling liis goods at a I I 11* goods, and we want no more than SES are SMALL and we are SATIS>d Goods and w? want and we are sparing no ) in placing before the people of best home market they have ever 1 Delicacies. al trade now given us by many of to serve you with the best we have way we know how. y one who is not a customer of ours to , inspect our goods, ices, use our time and ask you to buy such things eed, of the MANY NEW right priced DELICACIES x find in our stock. he GROCER. Prompt Delivery. Mrs. L. P. Murphy and litt'5* Louise '* are on a visit to frian^o in IjUST; On the street, a pair of glasses OWN. straight gold rims finder will be rewarded at this office . The article that we promised to publish from Lieut. C. B. Smith, will apfour P?ar next week. Crowded out tliis week. Dr. J. Miller Moore has been as-3 to signed duty at Port Royal, S. C., hear as past assistant surgeon. He left here several days ago to enter upon his duties at Port Royal. The piece of important news we lard" expected to let out this week has not irles- developed to the proper point yet. os. If no definite action is taken by next issue, we will give, it as much as we | ie lull have, next wc':. 5ft We learn that another new enterprise jh'oly 8001110 ^ 8tarte(* in Union. It is to be a wood working and furniture factory establishment which will be built rned by Mr. Dau Wallace. lie will do all made kinds of fancy wood work. He has not ( 10 re~ located his plant yet, but will, no doubt, < do so soon. mer- While coming down Wednesday ; were evening the engfne of the passenger :ould train No. 10 broke an eccentric strap, ' ther u portion of which flew into the cah r i >triking the fireman in the head, cut.ing an ugly gash that had to be 1 ched 8?wed up. The train was delayed an dter- hour and forty minutes by the acciha\* dentae or The alarm of fire Sunday morning caused considerable excitement for a few moments, and people could be seen in every direction hurrying along to find ivlng where the fire was. The fire occurred *y ?* at Mr. Dan Wallace's saw mill, and was dties caused by friction of theshaftover which j % a heap of saw dugt had accummilated. tiion Fortunately it was discovered about the took- time ^ blasted up, and was soon extinHe guished. ,MEg Agents wanted for the "Life of >pen- Booker T. Washington," written by himself. Everybody'busy; agents now making over $100.00 per month; best nfQrp book to sell to colored people ever pub11 lished. Write for terms, or send 24 cts. near- ^or outflt an(j ^gin at once. When K K1 writing mention this piper. Address: oth?r J. L. NICHOLS & CO., Atlanta, Ga. 1 ?,srd- 40-2t dated ^ ftt .Pied a Form. Wo sympathize with our friend, . The Spartanburg Dally Herald, in the ctive. miBfortune which befell it Tuesit is day night. As they were going to Iiani- Dress a whole form was dronnad and liber- pied every column, and a blank page tveral WM the result. These misfortunes will happen sometimes, but we just bare to grin and bear lt? M ' DR. MOV \ i ^ ^ J? pig-J (Teething P ^'fe Costs cnijr 23 c-r.1 Or mail 25cents to C. Yon know What yon arc Taking When you take Grove's tasteless Cli// Tonic in*eaue? the fonnulii is plainly printed on every tint tie showing that, it is simply Iron aud (.Quinine in a tastele-s term. No cure no pay. 50c. -I'M ? * O Come to the fountain of life! Come, come, weak and east down, gloomy nit 11 find women, with health and strength ebbing away, come to the fountain <?( life, and drink of its vivifying waU i! There's hope for you, however despondent you may bt; there's health a d strength and enerirv as suie'v as the son shines and the win 1 bl >ws. For years two noted German scieutists li.tvo been experimenting under the guidance ol scientific skill and practical knowledge, with the determination to find a rein dy for the restoration of the health. Then investigations have been deep and broaJ and far beyond the lines of the ordinary scientist. If you wish to "live long and prosper' our "Longavita" ad. in 'another column will tell you how to do so. Thanksgiving Day. Governor McSweenoy has issued his Thunksgiving Proclamation, appointing Thursday, November 29th as the day. to be observedjiis a day ol thanksgiving and prayer. He nil vises that all offices bo closed and all business bo suspended, and thai the people assemble in the various places of worship and devoutly re turn thanks for the blessings they have received Ht the hands of Him who doeth ail things well, and to romember the fatherless and the poor wno are deserving ODjecis 01 youi most liberal charity. Keep Your Lights Burniug. We agree with our local cotempo rary, Progress, that the time is rip< for beginning to run the eleetrh lights all night, as a protection foi the town against thieves, if for nc other purpose. They are useless foi this purpose now, from the simpk reason that the thief has only tc wait a few hours until tlio lights are turned oil, when the town will be shrouded in darkness, to do his work, We were under tho impression whet the lights were put on the street; that the intention was to burn then all night. Whether this was tin case or not it should be done. Le there be light and plenty of it. Special Master's Sale. Still A nf Snilt1irarnt>uai } Civ. v. I L yjC COII1 County of Union. J mou Pleas. Elizabeth B. Monro, as Executrix o tlie last will and testament of Williun Muuro, deceased, Plaintiff. Against George Munro, et al, Defendants. In obedience to an order made in tlx above stated case. I will sell at Union before the Court House door, during tix legal hours of sale, on salesday, 3rii December, 1900, the following land: to-wit: (1) One lot of land with brick lav ollice thereon in the town of Union bounded north by W. II. Wallace, sou?I by lot on Main street, formerly of Philip Dunn, east by lot of town of Union and west by Judgment str?et, (2) A One fourth equitable intesesj in a tract of land in Bogansville township, in Union oounty, formerly jjx property of Robert Macbeth, containyijj eleven hundred and thirty-six acres more or less, bounded by the lands ti Gordon Williams, Sandford Wilburu, E. T. Smith, Joseph Sanders, the estate of John Sims, Murphy mill tract and others. Terms of sale: Law office cash; the one fourth interest in Macbeth lands, one half cash, balance on a credit of out year with interest from day of Side, se^ cured by the bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises sold, witl privilege to the purchaser of paying al cash. J. II. McKissick, Nov. 9th, 1900. Special Master. 45-4t T QR I CLOTHING D II A nsre we are witn our sv BOYS' SUITS FROM 85c YOUTHS' SUITS FROM i MEN'S SUITS FROM $a. GOOD BEAVER OVERCC BETTER 44 44 BEST 44 44 We have Pants, "world w We can fit the little boy or tf own light if you do not visit < want your business and guar; tors. Goods guaranteed as SHOES, Men's Boys' and C with our Clothing and will be! you seen George?" If not cj you something better and m< MCLURE MEI FETT'S n Allays Irritation, Aids Oigcs'.icn, E 4 r< />\ Regulates the Bowels, P'4 ii ^ '] ? lA Strengthens th.c Child, b 2 L l! U t?tR Makes Teething Easy. CV dcr;) TOETHINA Relieves the Bowel . . . Troubles of Children of s: t f racists any age. d. riOrf-LTT, Ifl. D., ST. LOUI8. MO. J To Cure 'i Cohl in One Day i Take 1/ixavivu IJnnn ? IViiuiue 1 ablets. Ail druggists rotund i!.y iuom*v if it fails to euro. E \Y. t_iAovo'a signs'ure ; is oil each box. iioo. 4:>-ly Cards are out announcing the approaching marriage of Miss Virginia Walker, the beautiful and highly accomplished daughter of Prof. Newton F. Walker, of Hie famous (War Snriiurs ' Institute for the deaf. dumb and blind, to Mr. Robcit M. Hitch, of Georgia, a prominent inemb r of the Georgia l?gi-> latu'.e, from Chatham county. Stops the Con fill and Works off the Cold. Laxative Hromo-(>uinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. No cure no pay. Price 25 cents. 13 1 1 LAND SALE. ' State of South Carolina, | In Probate County of Union. ) Court. To sell land in aid of assets. Hy virtue of a Decree of tha Probate Court, in and for the county of Union, S ate aforesaid, I will sell to the highest [ bidder tHjfore the court house door, on the first Monday in December, next, it being salesdav, during the b'g.al hours ' for stile, all that, certain tratt or p.uccl ^ of land, sit uate in llocansville Tow nship. , | (near West Springs) siid county and S it?*, belonging <o the estate of I, ill- in Lancaster, deceased, containing fifty two 1 and one-lralf acres, more or less. Hounded as follows: On lho east by the Thomson Mill road, c.n the south 1 and south-west by the Glenn Springs road, an the noith and north-west by ' laud* of M:s. Olivia West, and on the r north-east by the lands of , at.d bath such shap*, cornersand distances as is represented by a plat of same made I by .1. K. McArthur, surveyor, on Oct. IF, 1900. Same being that tract of - land set off to the heirs of Lark in Lau3 caster, deceased, on the 10th day of Oct., ; 1900. by the Commissioners in partition r of Olivia Wet t vs. Wily Lancaster, tt , al. r Terms of sale: O.ie hale cash lidanc* , on a credit of twelve months with in'oi . est from day of sale, secured by band of purchaser arid a mortgage of the premises sold; purchaser has leave to pay all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps and recording the same. 1 Jason M. GllEEB. 3 Nov. 8th, l'JOO. Probate Ju lie. 1 45-It t The Best Prescription for Malaria, Chills arid Fever is a battle of Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply iron ami quinine in a tasteless form. No cure?no pay. Price 50c. 43 ly Summons for Relief. f State of South Carolina, 1 Court of CouiCounty of Union. j nion Pleas. . Elizi A. Garner and A. O. Garner, Plaintiffs, Against W. N Garner and Isaac T. Garner, de' feiidants. r To the above named defendants in this action: You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this ' action of which a copy is herewith ' seived upon you; and to serve a copy ot your answer to the said complaint on the j subscribers at their ollice No. 4 Law Range, Union, South Carolina, within twenty dajs alter service hereof; exolu' sive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within I ills time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in thi action will apply to the Couit for the re1 lief demanded in the complaint. . CARSON & SCA1FE, i-iainiuis' Ailornejs. i Dated Union, S. C., 14 August, A. D. 1 1000. , To the defendant, Isaac T. Garner: Take notice that the complaint in this ' action together with the summons of which the foregoing is a copy was tiled [ in the otlice of the Clerk of the Court of i Common Pleas for Union county I at Union in the county of Union in the State of South Carolina on the 0th'day of October, A. D. 1000 . CARSON & SCAIFE, 48-Gt Plaintiffs' Attorneys. ^ A DO OUR? IEPARTMENT. /eeping Prices on Clothing: TO $ 3.00 &2 TO 6.5O 5o TO 12.00 >AT FOR 6.00 44 8.5o 44 12. oo without end" at wipe out prices, le old man. You stand in your )ur Clothing Department. We antee to undersell all competi? represented. Our stock of Children's HATS is all on a line sold atWhirlwind Prices. "Have ill at our store and we will show >re profitable. iCANTILE CO. I?~?: ? 1 B \.Av v > j '> * f ) \.; -y\ ; ' I T] f /''/v( r ''/ / / I I /V >v .J / / wotw al ^ c - ? C-r , ; ' ' . I PI Ar<^ 1 > c i i 11 ir.r l>n H ?.? .1 ? - ? ? a*. <i> **W J85i<l lOI'K'S I>iil don'l, <lo (h<> w< 1 liindc oi (ho ii!u?s( s l>lv knives >villi nim (ailion yen desirotlaiiijLj;* is their eiittin; TH1E UK'Ori KhmDWAR [A True Fi All of us are fc our favorite <^THIS IS Every person who buys the store is presented with a coupon you have twenty, return this nu; presented with a pair of BF.AUTI Mil . from our acquariums. Docs thi respect?That we are fishing fo twenty of your quarters you cat( that fair? "Fish where you ar ZEMP'S PI I THE HEKMl FOR W I > y ! There is a wealth / of honest meaning / in the words, "The / e^^jrlTir llerrick Shoe for f ?\ I .? Women." There aro * 4L//H H f,7 no hidden secrets 1. i , Uii the making bccait* ??, f n* the name" Ilerrick I I , Ut lias been before tl * "ij I shoe-buying I nh P? I II D LB for over thirty-eig. i e* |j I years. They arc the / II II only advertised Am- I lj JiiWfl erican Shoes txiuhi- I \ PjHrmi l ted at the fans I SQt Trti Vi>^ Exposition. Made in y dWOW n| three different grade* \ yvS^ M and each grade is \ vlyAfT^S the "best" for the \ SOLD BY DON'T LOSE I SgsafMs Get your money's worth win teaches you that to buy judicious! this connection points directly to dollar counts for 100 cents. A splendid line of New Goot price inducements. The Ilig 1)< with us this season. It buys more Quality, Quant dollar you can spend. GIVE US A AND WP GIVE YOU / Our new Fall line is ready a sortment and variety is complete. YOU WILL SAVE EVE1 YOU TRADE PURCELL CAS uilt For Business. tie Carving Set e sell, as well as 1 other Cutlery irohasable here, siuess?no fancy liioh look pretty >?*k. AVith blades tool, m ci can supost any ornainen l>nt tl?<? principle L?* <pialitics. E CO.'S BIB STORE. sh Story. >nd of telling Fish Story, OURS:-^ 4. C /"* A <*"* 1 T amount 01 25c V-CYOri in OUT 1. Save these coupons until mber to us and you will be (iOLD FISH s sound fishy? Only in this r your Patronage, if we catch :h a pair of our_ fish. Isn't 3 sure to catch." dARMACY. K -SHOE I ?MEN 0<^ T', >f \ The Herrick In- ' -/0> \ nersole gives a \ "cushion effect" JCv (O \ 'hat makes walk\ inp a plcasute. * \ The styles em1 t,racc the newest inl I ideas for street, P Sv? I house and dre^s 1 ^ u| / occasions. jrTS j Comfortable, MBWi7 *j 1 yet stylish. A per,(Md, JgL1 I feet shoe and with 4m I all fancy profits / swept away. / Oxfords 60 cents .1^*' / a pair lessthan 'tf&i / prices quoted. ,/awJi $3.5o I ^ UNION SHOE CO. [ ?. i n iiiihiiii ii ? i! ?ii I RED CENT! in you buy. Common sense y means Money Saved, and in our New Stock, where every Is stands back of our generous illar is the dollar you spend ity and Satisfaction than any CHANCE ^ : WILL^*?> V BENEFIT. ind waiting for you. The asRED CENT WHEN WITH US. H COMPANY.