The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, November 23, 1900, Image 6
ALL PRESCRIP1
Are filled l>v am experienced
at DUKE'S DKUG STOKJ
quality of the ingredients
manipulation will allow.
2
Letter,. Note
Bill Hads
Or any other kind of
Job Wo rk
Neatly and promptly cxcuted
at the
Times Job Office.
H. G. BAILEY
MAKES IT A POINT TO
FURNISH THE RFST
THE COUNTRY
AFFORDS IX
Beef, Mutton, Pork
AT HIS MARKET.
The highest price paid for ;tl
kinds of Country Produce.
Free Delivery to every part o
town.
BEND IN YOUR ORDER3 01
RING UP NO 1.
H. G. Bailey,
BACON,
FLOUR,
HAMS.
VANNED GOODS
and
FRESH GSRDEH
VEGETABLE:
AT
LOUIS D. SMITH,
The Housekeeper's Friend.
Sexton's
For all kinds of
G ROC E R I ES.
Try his Sugar House MolaS'
ses and the famous Linder
Ham.
J. T. SEXTON.
J>r. J. <1. CA-C ?2
OFFICE AT RESIOEN'OE OX
MOUNTAIN STREET
SOUTH FROM DKI'OT.
-OFFICE > IIOURS 10
a. m to 12 in. 1 to si p.i:i
KJieumatism
?AND?
Skin Di senses
Given special attention.
Calls left either at office or a
ZEMP'S PHARM ACY will h
promptly attended to. d!
r ? < ; Anything'' %r\\ invfiit ? r ; j>* . ; fx ? jm*
J CAVfcfcT.Tft ?j? MArtrt.(; ;wrl. ,?. , -i,:*. ( '
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< | f.?r fro? cx'iiiiipiiii' ?i * I > h'-i .
::B00K0HPATE?T5^,;:;:^1
i fS* O. A. SNOW & CO.
;!p*i?nt i^iwvirs. Washington, D O j
CONTRACTORS' so
^BUILDERS'
.??, MILL SUPPLIES,
OiUtift, HtMl Oniinn *04 Ctxta
I Bolt*, Bo4a, W?.(rbt?, T?at?. Tcrr??r*. At
I wlr? ks4 MOlh Ho**, tugTu *
mi4 Paasp*. Jiok*. 0?rrl?V*,'Or?b?. Cfcaia u
Jf?jk? ^uwi CtKwy.
LUMMRD IRONWORKS! SUPPLY CO
. H?n>4i *. ,?
IONS
GISADl'ATK lit t'i(AIl.MA<
lOuiul at prices as low as the hi:
and the skill exercised in tin
?. C. DUKE, Proprieto
copyriohb ,
ii \j _ ? ?. i' i r4 li. o I L V SI t? \'J A 3 ?
! t tell ;iii-1 I:'-'* ( !, l-i('i ?-11 :!i
j s: i \ t ss: it I p'.ir- <1 v . if. '! if iliv.:;;
I II! i| pll''eill" .iff. l eile .lit', tie.j
;i ! villi t i * 11 |UMilis Mm' i
' .'I'l'llHol liei \s e ,i S V. mi tt I inkle V
1 i ;tin::/.-*!iit-ni nl I Itj .li-p'.ty ! > be m en lie
jl'HE WILLIAMSON C(
i J. CLOUGH WALLACE
-o-:o4T.T?
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ling, op>::si{.e l *f:or J.v
ary 1 t 1 81)9 11 25 98 > y.
\1 ON ICY 'r( ) LOA
f Oil Fanning I.tmJs.
v r\- t i >
S ,on 4 liniu. JL;tsy 1 v.ymen
Xo (\?:ninis-.i<>n. I.orrowor jm
^ lU'tiKii co.-t of perfect in jjj 1 - .)-?
E. K. PALMER,
Columbia, S. C.
J. CLOIXJIL AVAI I.ACK,
Union, S. C.
| P. O. P>ox 288. 17?i
Dr. C. IV.
Physician and Surgoon.
OiLra, l.i- 7V.I tcrvi.vs
' f'le {> ?; pie ol L iiiu'J. ('/'ieo i i !?
j I'lii'dlDg. LofiVO Out a at b i
I ]> ?!<; (Jo. et ire or ring op lbioi.e
! Itor prompt s [ vi. u.
1.3 41.
DR. GEO. DOUGLASS
?!
^ Physician and burgeon.
Oilers his professional services
t.'ie people of I'nion and vicini
O.tico in Bank Jiuildiipp Leave < ;
at Union J)rug Co.'a Store or rin<j
) i'hono .No. 7L 8 Gtnos
_ It.VI.lMI lC. CAh.SOy. If. L. SCAI]
i
CAR30N & SCAIFE,
I
ATTORNEYS AT I.AW.
I
J Special attention ois-en to real
' t.ite and collections.
J
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W11WVIII I MdilkiSUi* 1 I ? U%
! PHYSICIAN AND SURCSO:
?
I Hpiitrnea a over D.i!
rj I)ru/S-..?M.
! it 6 n.
' .1AMI' > MITXit ). Jr, II. DL'XC
. I C. SAXLiLIl.-'.
i Miinro, Duncan and Santhr:
ATTCItXI.YS AT I.AW.
-> t .'(O. t litlW iV.1"! 't\ 1. li
5-1 y
t i Pine Saecl Wheat
V | I linvo Oil li ::i 1 for Sfllc 2
i 1 uj.-.in I-; < I'tiii- W'lic
I Iii1.' i-v -; on l!:<> It v
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on inv )mrr.) in .\oi
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I-'ull/.:!m! T!i(! Prolific vjtiip
A-.!(!rv - ::: ;:t M;s vbintoii,
i C. J. 13. UICilAllDS.
:s7-tf.
^ j
NOTICE.
1
I h ivo bought ii heavy draft v,;><
of il."),(KW rxiutiii.i rapacity, and
now prepared t o do all kinds of li^s
hauling or will hire out the wagon
!."??din. J \V. (5ii.ih.ie'
... pop PRE!
/.U/C i >M?U S?ho,3rs,.
2 POSITION'S (l'"A It ANTI'.I'
u::dfn ?.? o >o nASll riBPOSIT.
HaUroit i F. re f'ntil.
0|:cu All yeart<? Itotli Scai-.s. Very t in a;. la
L i Georgia-Alabama Business College
Dacon,
WELCH SHOT W.Z CLAYER. !
;v
' After Dcing Mortuily Wounded I?o .
,ih1 shoots L!o!itcii.'<ieliil
ytY Duplin*. (Ja.t Nov. 13.?News roaches
hero of tho killing at .Adrian of John
Welch by Lichteueteiu n^cl t'10
shooting of the latter by tho. forthor.
IJuhtcnxtuiu is a merchant at Adrian
tn:l sold Mrs. Welch 1 yc.rda of cloth,
i Woh-h elair.se.l that there was only 3
vardi in the piece ami went to IJchtcn- '
| ore ;o roe" ity the mutter. Sotno '
? :. i d be; ween the two. when
i \?* 1*?? li> r.
l.'eel.t 'i>te!n followed hint d own tho
.-tr et n a .ii overtaking hint, pulled i
' ?!':k antl eat Weleh in tho breast,
v. . .( ! polio t a pistol and 1 oTcro death,
i ve'ea was aha ><t im-tantamous shot
! h'.ei'.r-ejii.; hi in tho .*: ,.ia.
:s ?:< : ? f m riv travel* I fir
i '".* rm of r' . .'.inuali and lived
; li-tld I U.i J
. : . r:..*r* x\??< ? ? .! A.- 'u-t t:.o
I'j: :;tti 1 <"on;j? ;i?
".vr.i:, I-. . Id.? A suit for ?2.030,^
j >0 a if. . : .< Portland Gold Mitu ;
coin: ...iv i . , 1 e:i brought in tho United 1
;I1H ' 1 j
tetafes district c.uit by the heirs of Kami
gene Cohcity, ono of the origin:;! puti!h
Mitei-- of the Clack Diamond mine,
if. which we.s acquired by purchase in 1893 '
-v by the Portland.
la IS'.W Do'ae: ;y was killed in a shaft
, of the Cla -k t:i immi.1 mine andtho suit
is brought by his h irs to recover tho
amount v .1 to be due to liis estate,
'flier- are eight heir.-?, all of whom live
in I.reJau 1. fhe complaint alleges that
no --untiug was ever mad" by tho
Portland company t > 1) >hor:y for !;is in- j
!c ter. -r ia the Clack Diamond, dames j
Cr.rnn \\\ S. Si rat ton and John Moreno
nr.- the iiriucipul owners of tho \
i.\ r; I m i mine.
x, T.VJ3N WAS LETT FOR DEAD, i
.; ..?,i e..,i? a,i..
- " ' lu'J ...m KIIIJ I
X.'eumlcd by Cnknown Persons.
A--" .vta, Nov. 13.?William T. Ea?
,n, an enyhioer c>:i tho Western and
vs At! railroad, was waylaid an I asD#
mulled 11 and left for dead.
Iv.0 011 i> one of tho best known railroad
men in the city.
'i assault may have be :i made by
hiyhvray r. bbrtv, or ir may have Lecn
the work ? men with whom Er.sou bad
< had :m? ] : vie.as diftleuhy. T!io i?olie.'
ianiin 1 .it theory.
j.V. v.: \vns stabbed in Volh oars and
?*- ; the forehead and cheek. His
' ; -.r!i was bear, almost into j dp and
his liea l wr.; br aised ns it from blows
mad wiih n heavy stone or ' loco of
to ban. <
, Hut i r nop is entertain d for his rorovcry.
N':. CAPTAIN JOHN HART DZAD
' famous fab.in filibuster Dies In
I'll! ade'phia of ApsploMY.
x I'.mt . dm.pjua, Nov. 1.5. ? Captain
"h/hii I). Hart oil Cuban filibustering i
' Cam. ith.d todnj" of apoplexy.
Ditrii:;: the year IStJij two of Captain
! i Art's \\ s tho Ei rmuda ami '.! <
t',' | I.e.iirad.s, made fivomrnt trips to C.-.Vn I
:y* : v. ::! i n.:-an i ammunition fer the Cu- |
pi* I.nu . Captain Hart was convicted in i
up j ! i-A :. l'O'l, of i .trtieiiMtiny in u j
i fi'.i! . : expedition and was sen- '
I to i years' imprisonment. In !
.. .?u \j.iit
i::t*j? : r.'i : ntl in Juno of tim sumo j
i j-.. i v .r CsHiii't was pardoned by
Captain 11::rt was l orn in Accomac '
eouvty, Va., '.I Years ago.
I -? a':i '.1 Corcoran.
I": v." V ::::. Ne? 13.?James Corcor
wh > 1 in rliis city yesterday,
03- l ie 11) numerous uew. pnpev
j : ; and I'm lu-xo < f many a Now
j ^ >> i. l-Mlramn. J1 was known a<
: i.n . "r.-oran ami gained most <>(
I 1.: a:.a* a; tn?- loeuder nttd ruler for
1 : n cntt; y of Corcoran'* Roost, p.n-1
mrt > tSuit his fat no with his clusj i
r 1 v.;w;n tho fact that lie ha fed a po- I
luv.nan, om of \\ iiorn ho mai ned lor '
1: - "just for oi:< iviso." Ho was 80 i
^ ! year* old.
" Lord strut!io:ni;i Will llcdp.ti.
Touosto, Nov. 13 ?It wasnnnonnc i j
,i c hero today that Lord Strathcon i ha d- . j
eiih d to resign his position as Cutiadi:;:!
high cominissif .nor. Sir Richard Car
I wrighr probably will goto L , 1 :
.. . high commission-? in hi.: plat . ? : r-)
wvight's pi:; -.- in thoeabinot nsiniui t t j
-1 ^ of tratio autl commerce will bo filia l by 1
: tlio Hon. Jnmos Sutherland. Curt*
} wright has long bo.-n pro -eminent a.; a
leader of the Liberal parly in Ontario.
Porter's Second OfltMSK?1.
t Ijawkknck, Kan., Nov. 111. ? John
Porter, a negro under arrest ;it J.iin n,
Colo., on the charge of hav'.r.g n.- nlu?]
and murdered Louisa Frost, the 11 . :> .
old daughter a ranchman, en" l..si
Wednesday night, has served a term in
the local reform school for comimttru I
an ussault here, lie was released froi.i
th<? institution last July and went tc
Colorado to work on a .railroad.
. O Colonel Ijfsciim's Remains.
(j j San FkaNCISCO, Nov. 13.?Tlio transport
Thomas left Nagasaki for San Francisco
Nov. 10, having on board tlio re.
'' i mains of Colonel Liscnm, commander ol
j, . tho Ninth infantry, hilled at Tahu.
Mrs. Liscnm will be a passenger nndci
tv. ! tho escort of General James H. Wilson.
Haywood lias Itcsigiml.
San Francisco, Nov. 13.?William
Ilaywood, United States collector of in,
ternal revonno at Houolnln, who arrived
j here on tho .steamer China, has wired
i his resignation to Washington. It u
I ! aid ho will represent Hawaiian in torj
eats in tin national capital.
? -
jt.t) New Shipbuilding Company.
Madrid, Nov. 13.?A reprcs?ntativ<
of Here Krnpp is here negotiating with
the Bilba > capitalist, Martinez Kiva<",
' ami other Spanish capitalists for the evil
gnnization of a company in Spain u
build ironclads and manufacture cannon.
'p Two New Cms of Plague.
Cairo, II gvpt, Nov. 18.?Two fresh
, cr. "s of bn' or.ic plague are reported iu
Alexandria.
'a*
M&m
V"
This n:'*:'. ; ? ?.-> ! ..- ;li1(| tortmn'.i:
t V.ootl, :tsul I'.iil
of t.iis ?? i 1 poisoi
' t * ? ;'.a; jst v. thc..rable,
* i " M i .? *
g ^ > : >\\ tluM.es
~ ; This burning,
i f >rtns crusts and s<
K i This is a painful at
..Jf? * ' While I.czemi
the skin, they are
Mr ' 1
V*?'. '!f the blood is in r
PKW ... . .. External oppli
! tnumtion. but
8, S. P # ill oi ly \ ' ly v. [;c(nbld r
fikin tro\il>l' s. It ijovs i!:ri ri to lite m:uI
nil ?1 ... 1
?iii -? ? ? in.-."* v ;? ^ iv M'v'
subsidy. 1 >' nr. <>f the disease disa
Mr- 1/? ;n. f.r C.xi 'Iti".'.oti, <ihi
from > i limes ticcnii.o to i t'dl
nil'l i ! - I: t t it !
Iter *t ' ' y ;) ;i < ' ! i '
t n-1> r.<\. ! >! .i Muri) ci' I
l i ; ? : ,' c 1 ?A? ill h.r i.r >vo ycjr-:
it will <!o 1" :
Send for k on ]M >o>l r.ti'i Skin 1
caw: tlicv v. :!i c;-< erli.ilv vivo anv inform
? ? ?? _ *
A Litllp <5fi.
"My necktie in disarranged," Slier
led; Ilclmcs, Jr., mtddcnly exclaimed
II:.; companion looked r.t him and
said:
-How Jj you know? You haven't
felt cf it. ami there is no mirror here
that you could have looked into. Some
limes, Mr. II '.toes, I am air. t fore d.
i:: s uite cf y.r.r declarations j u
d.i these \ tlerful tliiu.;.; hy reus ::
a hie. human ; r< < i ssos. to believe lls.t
yen must \ r gifted with seccnd sight
Now what 1an e .nvinccd you that your
necktie is disarranged":"
"1 noties 'I :i r. en look at my tie Just
now and then l\; I of l.'r. < \vn," the
great detective answt red.
"Y." : :?"?:!! Wonderfuli (e !y your
tie Is ail right."?Chicago Tier s-Herald.
T 1 It vrrn For I.cr,:: Its-opt:-.::.
yolk cf the i gg :pails much
quicker t!;an the white. For this reason
it is important that the yoik s-houU
be surrounded with a layer i f the
white. If the egg is placid era tin
side or h:.ge end the heavy y. Ik will
son!" : siud come la contact
W.,!i the diell, which nda iis tin
air. is it Is placed osi the stuall end it
will always have si layer of white be
tween It nud the shell. Kerb's absorb
odors easily, therefore only odorless
materials should be used when packing
them.?Ladies' Home Journal.
Vuitino In Their Alignment.
The highest of the Tennessee mouu
tains is the U link a range, and its high
est peak Is Rattlesnake, the giant thai
stands above the Cherokee Indian res
| crvatlon over 7.CC0 feet. Tweuty-tw<
j peaks measure about 0,000 feet. A re
j inarkable fact is that some of the <
peaks, standing directly opposite end
other, measure exactly the sann
height, while others come within a feu
feet of a commou height.?Cldcagi
i Record.
A UnKcrlng Illncoa.
The Prodigal?Mudder, I've come t<
! die.
The Mother?Yo have, have ye? At
to take about 20 years to du It In, lik<
your father did. Not much. Ye go luti
the next county to do your dylu!?Kan
sns City Independent,
r
<3%m&i, ra _
is all tight, if you arc loo fat;
and all wrong, if too thin already,
h at, enough for your habit, is
healthy; a little more, or less, is
no great harm. Tco far, consult
a doctor; too thin, persistently
thin, no matter what cause, talu
: Scott's Emulsion of Cod Livei
Oil.
I There are many causes of get
| ting too thin; they all conn
| under these two heads: over
work and unuer-digestion.
Stop over-work, if you can
, but, whether you can or not
! take Scott's Emulsion of Coc
j Liver Oil, to balance yoursel
i with your work. You can't livi
on it?true?but, by it, yo\
can. There's a limit, however;
you'll pay for it.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Live
Oil is the readiest cure fo
"can't eat," unless it comes o
your doing no work--you can'
long he well and strong, withou
some sort of activity.
The genuine has (V
i his picture on it,
lake no other.
if you have not ^Angrr.
Lriod it, 3end for . A
roe sample, Its a- ,l'Jp\eC jb
i -oablo taste will jf
. prise you. fr-lr ' ?
SCOTT & BOWNE
Chemists, i U It*
409 Pearl Street, .
New York.
,, eoc. and $1.00jall drusglete
ig of nil skin diseases is caused by an acid
oss relieved through certain instruineutalit
i reaches the s kin and it becomes red at
especially when overheated from an}' can:
sperate suffere r, regardless of consequences
it hing luttnor appears sometimes in little
rales. Again the skin is dry, hard and fissi
id stubborn form of the disease,
t, 'fetter, Ikysipelas, Salt Rheum and ma
really blood diseases, 1 t cause
" CAN BE KO EXTE
WBTS-!fi<JT INTER
pure, healihy condition, no poisonous elc
cations of washes, lotions and salves ronu
cannot reach the disease. Onlv S. ft. S., I
rmcdy known, a safe and permanent cn
of the disease, neutralizes the acids attd cl
i:i of all impurities through the natural cl
ippear.
he was nfluttt *1 \vi.li !Vn fitlous sores r.rul 1
. iii tliot *it v s m i !c ni ti lie
:;1! the ('.colors in town without 1 Hi:;: 1 cnofttcil.
h-h'i ::i to take* S S. S. Si!*; his advice J.
iiotiitasc. This was sew;: to*, si \ia:sr:t?o. She ?li
t!'M hill for <s. S Vi fltlf! iwif' ' i fit ft 1l .h.ll.i
)icases, and write our physicians fully abou
ation or advice wanted. We niakc no chargi
PHOTO
Made ut tbo old Squire Gallu
l.avo tbo Gallery
Weil equipped f(
date Photo
0? ;> 1 sizoi and si yIt a. My
;;i:iran!eed. I also do enlarging o
b livvr tlie work in the most stylisl
iisU jt mouldings.
D 0 N ' T N E G I
THIS OP PORT I
Y-> ! t ;*oo-l work eltoap. Y
-y y.u re. let Tut y u ii-tve
COMIC ,
i IVompt at.teiTtioi
N. K. IVIcLAIs
1 UNK
- ,T<
; wk
,|| IN DRY GO
i | BOOTS, SHOE
:. I GROCERIES ?
! | . . . G<
; "A x o Q
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. i-V't
; 6 We arc offe r i n
j '<(>
- || men Is in F!ou
' I? + ~ i -
"vj
(l *
' save money.
I <* H. I
[FLOUR! FLOUR
' I ran supplv ail <lcinan<
for Flour. I also tlo
f All Kinds of Sawin
and have a supply of framii
- lumber on hand. (.'all a;
- .see me when jou want 1 lo
or Lumber.
' W. B. RAY,
? 7
i MILLER.
: BRICKS!
.
BRICKS!!
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5; BRICKS!
"t |
1 ForsalOKat
The Rodger Brick Work
CC-3m. UNION, S. C.
lot For Sale.
fr,
One Building Lot on N. Church stn
* 8'i feet front 200 feet deep.
? 36-lf I). Fant Gilliam.
SATANIC
condition of STCNm
ies too much
id inflamed. The itching and burning are
se. The skin seems on lire, sleep or rest is
i, scratches until strength is exhausted,
pustules, discharging a sticky fluid, which
urcd, itches intensely, bleeds and scabs over.
ny like troubles are spoken of as diseases of
RNAL BRRSTATION
'NAL 638. USE*
incuts can reach the skin.
climes mitigate the itching and soothe the
he real blood medicine, can do this.
re for ICczema and all deep-seated blood and
causes the blood, re-inforces and invigorates
iiannel ; the t kin relieved, all inflammation
c for this. Address, Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca.
GRAF HS
y n< xt to m w Bank B Uding. I now
or the latest up-tograph
Work.
prices arc reasonable and fathfaction
fall i-izes and styles of finish, and can
li and durable frames, also handle the
. RCT111
UNITY 4
our frit;uds and loved ones are passing
no late photograph of them.
vr ONCE.-^^
i jjiven mail orders.
I TJ*1 13 h /"V 4- /-V.-kl Tk A. -kk
jl nu 1u51fctpiitjjl",
3N, S3. C.
\RGAINS |
ODS, NOTIONS, I
ES, HATS, CAPS, 1
md HARDWARE ||
3 TO . . . I
FEARS I sg
Special Induce- i;
r and Cheese for i
ive us a call and j|
sPEARS. Jj r,
r-j=r^_-rr=_ II
IV J. G. HUGHES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ls Union, S. C.
()n icK Opposite Court House
WANTED?A ^o<k1 ngcnt in every
township in Union county to sell
) f ?:i article that every former tind
horse o\vn> r will l>uv. Write for
prices. (J. (5. GuRUOnv, Suntuc,
S C.t Lien. A?jt. or Union County.iLM-u
1
Notice to Trespassers.
All i? rs<?: ; are hereby warned not to
hunt. < ? in a manner on the
;T Hit. ! ><?.: kmr-vii as t!i t John McNeace
I ! t. .'ill |i rs i.s itis. i paid in >r thin
{ ., m im w in I u p!( situIimI for malicious
M. \V\ McXkacE.
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\$ COPYRIGHTS and DESIGN8.!!
j < Son<l your lujsiiM'KBiUrcct to W?MhlnBrton? 1
; J unvi's time, costs lot, better service. 11
; f fly effleo i lata to U. 8. Patent Offica. FREE prallraln-! >
P ary or.\alna tlon* mad*. Atty'a If* not duo until paint i 1
C Icaacurad Pf.PSONAI, ATTiNTIOH 0XVEM-X9 TEAM 1
I I ACi'UAT. EXPERIENCE. Rook "How to obtain PaUnU," !
S| .etc., aeot freo. Patent* procured through E. O. ilggan
a 1 i. rnreUo apeclsl notice, without charge, is Um
kBMSSI!XjLA?i |
.finutmtiig
FOR SAT, /
tt Tim C. L. Allen house and lof;
X<?rih Church street. Apply to Coir
or Robert Allkn, 41-tf, t / ?
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