Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ALL PRESCRIPT!* Arc filled by 1111 experienced GI n (DUKE'S 1)11 G STORE a quality of the 'ingredients an manipulation will allow. Letter, Note : Bill Hads r> Or any other kind of ,, Job Work x Neatly and promptly ex-| cutcd at the k Times Job Office. ? H.Q. BAILEY ' MAKES IT A POINT TO 1 FURNISH THE BEST r THE COUNTRY AFFORDS IN Beef, Mutton, Pork i! t AT HIS MARKET. 1 The highest price j>ai?l for all kinds of Country Produce, j Free Delivery to every part of town. 11 0 BEND IN YOUR ORDERS OR j ? RING UP NO \ I lJ H. G. Bailey. ," BACON, ?- nun CLUUlf, HAMS, CANNED GOODS and FRESH GARDEN VEGETABLES AT |? LOUIS D. SMITH,! _ The Housekeeper's Friend. J. Sexton's _ . i For all kinds of GROCER I ES.':J Try his Sugar Mouse Molas-} ses and the famous Linden Ham. .T. T. SEXTON. I>r. J. ? i. < OFFICE AT RESIDENCE OX MOUNTAIN STREET. SOUTH FROM I>KI?OT. -OFFICE > HOURS 8 a. m. to 9 a. m. 1 to ('? p.in. 1 I Rheumatism i? ?AND? Skin Diseases , Given special attention. Calls left either at office or at ZEMP'S PHARMACY -ill be| promptly attended to. b 1 y ' ranTUimS? vn'i irvi'Cl ir ]^;.r<nc; t r? {;t_'T | ! CAVEAT,TaAoE-MArtK.C.lKiMGIIf <-r DESit" \ I i PROfEG'iGN. Mi 'J r;i '! 1, M.i ah or j,W,. i \ 1 ! f'f free rxrtmfPM'i. n i it.t :i-)\ici\ f I : BOOK ON PA1 ?NT$'eSh?j?ffi| 1 i -r e. a. si:ov7 & co. j i ( Paiant lawyers. VsASH IhGTON, O. G- 7 I CONTRACTORS' *** ^.BUILDERS'^ a MILL SUPPLIES. OadMsga, Btool Bmiu, and Ckaa *l Bolts, Roda, W?.rhia, Tasks. Towars, i?o. ftaol Wira and Manila Ko?a, HMlkif C?ftna? and rnmps, Jaoka, I>?rrtaka. Oraba. Ckaia aad ufcmmt Mmry May. Mm* Qtttc* Pmu?m. LUMM8DIRQH WORKS! SUPRLt CI DNS IADUATE ol PHARMACY ntl Jit prices jis low jis the high (I the skill exercise! in their. Y C. DUKE, Proprietor. * ?????????- ft J. CLOUGH WALLACE. J ato^:;LY AT L .?7. J, K w"0' I ???r| 2 npatiT., F ^ u'l h'Hj. "niiiK'io ii >(Mi nfi-i .1 i|i> f y 1 >t 1K!?? 1 1 2-S MX i v l JON he Y TO hUAlN ? On Farming Lands. J .on": Time. Kasv Payments. ll O _?, ( .ro Commission. I borrower pays 1 jtual cost of perfecting Loin. t E. K. PALMElt, I Columbia, 8. C. . Clougii Wallace, ! Union, 8. C. f '. O. Box 288. 17?Gm c 3r.C.W.-eLTJSTSI.Ii, 5 i Physician and Surgeon, I Offers his "professional services to ' ie people of Union. Office i i liank j iuilding. L<eave calls at Union f >rug Co. store or ring up No i 9 for prompt service. t 15 41. { t DR. GEO. DOUGLASS, i Physician and Surgoon. 1 Offers his professional services to tie people of Union and vicinity. 1 ?01 co in Bank Building. Leave call> I t Union Drug Oo.'s Store or ring up i hone iXo. 74. 8-Omos t I ?, . t I ALPII K. CARSON. II. L. SCAIFK I CARBON & SCAIFE, J c ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ( l Special attention given to real cs t ji ite and collodions. t s CROWN TORRENCE M.c0. I t: THYSICIAN AND SURGEON. t j i Iflco and apartments over DukeV Drug Store. c 4 4 6m. I } \MltS MUNRO. D. It. DUNCAN " C. P. SANDERS. Munro, Duncan and Sanders. 1 ATTORNEYS AT LAW. i Office No. 4 Law Range, Un on, i 5. C. 5-ly 1 . A. Sawyer, Carrel II. Foster, ! Union, S, C. Jonesvii.le, S. C. ' SAWYER & FOSTER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, JOXESFILLE, S. C. I Fine Seed AAfheat. 1 have on hand for sale 200 mshels of Fine Seed Wheat, lie best on the market. It. was aised on my farm in North Carolina. The Wheat is The Fultz and Tlie Prolific variety. Address me at Maybinton, S. J. J. B. ltlCilARDS. 37-tf. G)'A / (J) / For FRFF Scholarship j 1 >0 S1T K) N S (1T T A 11A N T K10 0 , 1 UNDER S3 OOO 0A3I1 DBPOSIT. liHI 11". >. I '>1 < ? all year to UotSi Soxes. Very cheap 1 oar<l ! ueorgta- Alabama business Collet;.-', aeon, Or Notice to Tresspassers. All j erf?oiiF a:e"jVfV'liy wannl not t<? lntiit, fl.sli, out tiiuhr, ii<ie or in any nth* r uiuiiiV r tr'Hjass nisei our I.imI . AII |>?r.son.s <!Nrt'iMui.n.( this wmnii? a ill !?.-j'iosM"ito?l foi ir.iilioi.nis ti? Sjt.os. I ('. C. LAW.'OX, W. E. THOMSON'. A. II. Fosticu. Mi:s. E. C. 1*1:1:1:. I'p A Tennessee Jack. We will slanrT a line Tennessee Jack in Union.".We' guaiantee the fciv'c. lie is one of the finest animals ever liroupht to Uui mi. For terms e'e , a|>l>'y to It. i\ MeDnniel or J. 1*. .Jeter. 4tp. JETER ft Mi DAN IKE STICK TO SIMPLE FOOD. "he American Ilnnlnexn Jinn'* Pace Demands Knilly Digested Ulahra. "There was In tlie old days far los3 rear and tear upon the nerves, and, mder such conditions, digestion was aore completely performed," writes Irs. S. T. Rorer of "Why 1 Am Opposed to Pies," in The Ladles' Home ournal. "The mothers of today must jok more carefully to the building of heir bodies aud brains than their nothers and grandmothers did. Inlecd at the pace at which we Anierians are going we use our brains at ull speed nearly all the time. What nan cau build brain and brawn on lies, layer cakes or preserves or any tlier mass of material which from its ery complexity requires labor and hue for digestion, drawing the blood rom the brain to the stomach during lis working hours? Observe those who at their complex foods carelessly and. \ instlly and you will see at a glance he conditions that necessitate a com)lete rest every now and then, or an arly nervous breakdown. "In my close observation in the last 20 years I llud very few people in our j ouniion struggle for existence who can or any length of time eat carelessly of oniplex foods. At 40 or 50 a man tiiay lerhaps have accumulated wealth. but lot health, and i f what, enrtldv i:>:> is lie first without the second? Many jersons in the generation gone before inve eaten pics at least once a day, nit they have not had meat three times i day. nor have they rushed at our mce. They gave more time to the dijestion of the pie. I'ecple who reeoaiuend these rich foods rarely know anybins of their complex conditions and still less of the complexity of iligeslon." HAM SMELLING A BUSINESS. I'oculiar Occnitiitlon Fop V/idob Only Few Are (piallflcj. The ham smeller's only tools are a ong steel trier and Ids nose. lie stands "> a barrel to keep his clothes from bong soiled by the dripping brine. and he hams are brought to him, and ln> ilunges Ids sharp pointed trier into hem. withdraws it and passes it swifty beneath his nose. The trier always joes down to the knuckle joint. In testing meat in that manner the nan with the trier judges h,v t ho s light st shade of difference* between the moll of one piece of meat and uuollit. The smell of the meat is almost nivorsally swe? t. and that is what he mi'lls: Tin* s?l ii *ii? i * vt i c -i i it tiv ion from I lie sweet s:.n II Is therefore tppreeinblo. It Is not the decree <f aint that he expects to tltul. bat the lightest odor that is not sweet. When he detects tin odor, he throws he meat aside, ami if it is m.t tinvholesome it is sold as "rejected" neat, but if it is tainted it goes to the eudering tank. The ham tester smells neat from 7 o'clock in the morning nail 5 o'clock at night, and his sense oust never become jaded or inexact or lis usefulness would be at an end. Ham testing is not a pursuit danger>us to the health, as tea testing is suplosed to be. but the ham smeller with i cold in his head Is like a piano player ivho loses his arm In a railroad wreck. -Kansas City Star. A Test of Aocnrnoy. Drawing from memory is one of tho 1 nost diUicult things in the world to do. . ISven professional artists find that they J liiii-l I v U,)UI1 JUI Ull^9 made upon t!:i* spot as suggestions for lieir pictures. Those who are not nrtsts need to look keenly anil closely at what tkey wish to recollect, for they must d.'pend upon their memory to u in.tr details l ack to thetn. It is an excellent eerreetlve of superficial observation to sketch a scene as we think we saw It and afterward return to the scene and take another view. It is a training both in accuracy and humility. for we learn how easy it is to deceive ourselves as to what we have remarked.?ricrence 11 till Wintorburn In Woman's Home Companion. She Got n New I'nlr. Barcnsticns and his wife were going to the theater. "Will you please go in and get my goats off the dressing table?" said Mrs. S. "Your goats?" queried the puzzled Sarcastlcus. "What faugle have you women got now?" "I'll show you!" snapped the wife, and tdie sailed away and soon returned putting on her gloves. "Are those what you mean? Why. I call those kids." "I used to," replied Mrs. Sarcastlcus, "but they are getting so old I am ashamed to any longer." ue took me Liiut.?1'carso&rs weekly. Economy. "What's this'/-' exclaimed tiie youun husband, referring to the memorandum she bad given li I in. "One dozen eggs, one pound of raisins, a bottle of lemon extract, a tin of ground cinnamon and half a pound of sugar?what do you want with ai! these tilings, Belinda?" "I've got a stale loaf," replied the young wife, "that I'm going to save by working it up Into a bread pudding. 1 never let anything go to waste, Ilenry."? Loudon Bun. fJreN? Well. It is not enough that people shall bo clad: they must be dressed. "Costly thy habit as thy purse can buy." was the advice of l'olonills to his son: "rich, but not gaudy, for the apparel oft proclaims the man." and the advice is just as good today as It was SCO years ago. In I.nek, "It's no fun being married. My wife is coining to me uli the time ntid ask-* Ing for money!" "You're lucky! I have to ask niyj wife always for money when I want any!"?Ileltere Welt. \ I ? SORES M?3E3 ULCERS. Sores and Ulcrri ??ver become chronit unless the blood is in poor eo nan mil? is sluggish, weak and iai.--.ine to throw oti the poisons that aw.ii..ii';;tc in it. The system must be relieved of the unhealthy matter through the sore, ami r.reat dangei to life would follow should it heal before the blood has h en made pure and healthy and allitnpumieu eliminated from the system. S.S.S. liegin . the ci n-by first cleansing and invigorating the blood, building up the general health and lenioving front the system A QCFISTANT D!WK\ all morbid, pfFolPinatlPr T friI.. SI STEM. When this has been accomplished the discharge gradually ceases, ami the son; or ulcer heals. micnevof thesecld indolent sores t > grow worse and worse, and eventually to destroy the bones. Local applications, while soothing and to rotnc extent alleviate pair., cannot: each the seat of the trouble. K. S. S. does, and no matter how apparently hopeless your condition, even though your constitution has broken down, it wiii bring relief when nothing else can. It supplies the rich, pure blcoil necessary to heal the sore and ncuris!) the debilitated, di "ased body. Mr. T. I*. Tnlbcrl, l.nck Itox . ;i.\Viiicnn. Mips., r-ivs: ""Six years at > lay h,r lior.i th?Un<ct<J the foot v.-.is c>tie soii-.i sore. S-rrr.il jiliyr.ieiani treated mental I made two tri',is to ir?: . springs, but foaml 110 relief. I is itic! ircd to try S. S. ;> , a-.ul it ma ie n comv-lcie cure. 1 have been a perfeclly well hi.*!', ever since " 0$ <s$ ^ known ? contains no h. kr poisonous minerals to v-o>? ruin the digestion and add to, rather than relieve your sufferings. If your flesh dots not heal readily when scratched, bruised or cut, your blood is in bad condition, an 1 any ordinary coro is apt to become chronic. Send for cur free book and write our physicians about your case. We make no charge for this service. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, CA. A Crucial illler.ir.n. I 1 flfv' Tlst* fashionable One?Just think, tit.v husband proposes to take tne to Spain to see tin? next solar eclipse, autl I haven't the faintest notion what the style for a solar eclipse toilet should he. As the whale .v ! .! s.r> ancient patriarch rtr : h!.< hcard and irnxcd < "i to "Jonah. .1. i m !. a .Iciiah t:w d < * :\v'.--e i > ;-:>a! that he is! I. : f it .1 con lluc.-d: nail. if > s t**? to ?! > I' ;i! < very ;ift?*" nO'JII iii sight rf t!. ' liottthere v.ou'.d In' a f rti:I r some CSS'.'." Thus we ri-p that ev. :i in Iha old days 1.10:1 recognized a good thing when it cause their way.?Philadelphia Ino u ires*. This picture is the trade mark of SCOTT'S KMUI.SION, and is on every hot tie of SCOTT'S KMULSION in the World, which now amounts to many millions yearly, j This great business has grown to such vast proportions, First;-Because the proprietors have always been most careful in selecting the various ingredients used in its composition, namely; the finest Cod I,iver Oil, and the pufest Hypopliosphites. Second:-Because they have so skillfully combined the various ingredients that the best possible results are obtained by its use. Third:-Because it has made sc many sickly, delicate children strong and healthy, given health a:id rosy cheeks to so many pale, anaemic girls, and healed the lungf and restored to full health, so many thousands in the first stages oi Consumption. If you have not tried it. send for free sample its agreeable laatc will surprise you. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, 409-415 Pearl Street, New /ork. 50c. mud *i,oeI dnifgltftf. Photog Made at tho old Squire Gallery nex have the Gallery Well equipped for 1 date Photogr* Of all sizes and styl* a. My pricei guaranteed. I also do enlarging of all s deliver tho work in the most stylish and latest mouldings. DON'T NEGLE THIS OPPORTUN To get good work cheap. Your fr way and you regret that y* u have no la -^COMli A'I Prompt attention, gji N. K. McLANE, UNION, I FOR BAF I' IN DRY GOOD I BOOTS, SHOES, | GROCERIES and if ... GO T i J. H. S P I m Iff We are offering i $f ments in Flour f Iff this week. Give IH save money. I J- H. SF 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 Flour or Lumber. W. 12. RAY, | MILLER. I Citation to Kindred and Creditors I st.'i'p of south carolina, ) county of i'nion. j ' by jason m.fireer, usq , ivobate juncre. \ whereas, dr. j. ii. hau.iltou las ; made suit to mn to giant him jitters cf ; adininihtr ition on the iv.stato of and ef- i < fecuof i', i*. hamilton, sr,dteea><d < these art?, therefore, to cite and ad- j monisli am and sincutar the kindred and creditors of the said 1'. i'. hamilton, sr.. deceased, that, they he a. d appear. Ik*fore me, it; m.e coml of i'lobate, to be held it (tnion ('. ii., south carolina, oti the "itli day of .laneary, l'jol. next, after publication her* of, at ! i o'clock in tli* forenoon, to eji??-v canst*, if any tlu\ have, why 'lie said ai ln nislration should not he ftian't d. (liven under inv hand and s?ai tli's 20th day of deetmlier, anno 1 lonnni, ? .1a son m oltkmt. > 1'inhale dii.t^e. l'uli'isht tl on tli** *21 ?t day of i ii - : h?*r, 11)jo, in the Union Timi s. .m-.'i ' Citation to Kindred and Creditors. I i i "Mimii * annum, I (Yunty of Union. J 1*\ .1 ,son M (liver, Kmj ., i'mVa'e.lndjfi . W boras, 1 Ann Su?uh 1km made mi i t in :?i?* Id grain li r 1 t? is of Admim* i 11ii'ion dm lliu Estate of and t iHc'.s oi i (i i - Smi !i, <: i ea s d i j :i fC I.re. I lH'M-IOI t!, to Oil/' Jt'li* a] j' i it. i ii ?'i and s.uvular tlie kindmt d I il.ti-i of lli-Slid T (iiirs "Mnrli, !? aJ6ibat Hi-y and ;ivi ?-Ji! ?-*?. ? ni in ll.r (.?'illI if I'liil fiti', In It* li? ii i1 I i.:?ns <11, 6 Dili ('aroiit a, on t!uI ni' Jitiiuaiy. r."?i, 11 x . i-fii i 'd?' H\?!i I I ll-ie?/f, ill 11 uMiirli III I 111' ' I'd e .-n i, to s:o?v < an.-e, if nii\ lli> \ ' VI', v\ l._> It it Mild A' 1111 di.hlr-i! il/11 f 1 ! -ii 'd . a (? gtanted li sin iiiidir my hand and S'a' Hii> i . i h 1'av of ii?'< emtier, AiniD Ji inn , ! ,'J1> JA hON M. <ii:KKU, I I'ii h di* .ilit'tfe, i'. ! ! l td nil 111!' 21*1 duy ni 1> eriti? , i 15) .> In ill- I'KIOX 1 IM S nl III i ' NOTICE. A 1 jK'isniis iiidi l>(< d to me as Sim ill , a lid iii'ividUHlly will please call aid m-Ilie fit ct;co. I Mill place a>l not*s and vai.iunls iii an ait or tie j 'a hand a for collection after the 1st of January, 1001. iWMifc J. Oi Long* RAPHS ? t to new Bank Building. I now the latest up-toiph Work. j aro reasonable and satisfaction izes and stales of finish, and can durable frames, also handle the iends and loved ones arfe passing te photograph of them. * ONCE.-^ ven mail orders. Photographer, s. c. ^>i^N ^ RGAINSI >S, NOTIONS, 1 HATS, CAPS, I [HARDWARE 1 O . . . | EARS ? * Special Induce- || ind Cheese for wM us a call and f| 'EARS. J t. G. II UGH1' J ,< ?J8 ATTORNEY AT.,1*, poounou T_J ilion; u juoij noi ojp json.. >FFICE OPPOSI" *.f?Avr po ( MJsonb eqj ao ? :4a js 8,<>nUAV VANTED?A " loqM,,??pno|? township irr>,jcj jfni jng,. an article '?n jnq 'qg ,'sAioq horse owi 0 0qn poqooj jCaqi prices. ^jg 0qj ifujjjoep u? S. G., G 8 joturj jno.? qajjp 510-tf ffj qouojqu o|? poo3 ; i uoos ,uq p|noi|g no.\ "??lnn 10 *W'J|W 0,i* ?? 31,108 Wm* (OB 'P'TjauAv e.u Zappou kE-1"3 3JIII pe.vn o-v\ 'aioq*? WF Ipals u joj qjo.u ojoui ^igavita IrWBLET OF LIFE iL. b. Oltl Wyomflrm Vitam.) r\jivery of the Arc NotlOB%|yslcry 0f jjfe, Slate of South t\\" ?"nn boon mnn'n County of bavo I Mibate .1 nlln"vtinjf subject, Ix'oiiaril Sroitl vtf*VKivu v, uAUfe. th? \ ^ TNoh>'? buna ? \j Asa Smith, et at. lJfKdh'oiiowlly virtue of authority bene in the atxive entitleov9|Lj,"^ ell to ttie highest bidder lti^KL Union, liefotp the Court House t. odvrday in Jatiuaiy, 1901, l?etw?ei! legal hours of sale, at public uuctiofc;>^^^^ lhe following desci ilied realestate to wit: V. ^ All that certain tiact or parcel of land ^ in the county of Union, State of South Cnrditn, containing one hundred and iii'tyeeres luoro or less, bounded by n nds of Daniel McLaughlin, Fraucea lainder and Dutchman Citek. Terms of sale: One half cash, balance on a credit of one year with interest from date of sale at the legal rate, credit portion to be H'cured by t end of purchaser and mortgages of prendees sold Purchaser to pay for papers, recording stamps. J. J. Gentry, Probate Judge Spaitanburg County. *,0 3t. D DIP I/O! umur\oi BRICKS!! BRICKS!!! For sale at The Rodger Brick Works. 86?8m. UNION, S. 0.