Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ALL PRESCRIPTI Are filled by an experiencedG atDUKE'tt DK G STORE quality of the 'ingredients a manipulation will allow. F. Letter, Note Bill Hads Or any other kind of i 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 Beef, Mutton, Pork AT HIS MARKET. The highest price paid for all kinds of Country Produce. Free Delivery to every part of town. BEND IN YOUR ORDERS OR RING UP NO \ H. G. Baiiey. BACON, FLOUR, HAMS, CANNED GOODS and ^ ^ESQjgARDEN AT" ~ LOUIS D. SMITH. ? rru_ TT.^o.iccpur s Friend, j Sexton's i ~ For all kinds of GROCERIES. Try his Sugar House Molas- } ges and the famous Linden Ham. J. T. SEXTON. I>r. J. <;. OOIIVG OFFICE AT RESIDENCE ON MOUNTAIN STREET. . SOUTH FROM DEPOT. ?OFFICE > HOURS - 1 8 a. m. to 9 a. m. 4 to (? p.m. 1* n i i K.neumatism ?AND? f Skin Diseases Given special attention. Calls left either at office or at 1 KEMP'S PHARMACY will he V promptly attended to. oly . WVWWW . ^ ^ I ^ ^. ^ ^ ^ (k ( nythlnsr )i?n Invent rr l-rplv'' : ?; ?) ri>t *' ii",' CAVEAT,ThAuE-Maka.C iHYMtHf <>r liESlt-" \ 'V PHOIECTiON. H i d m-M, f^ -chor phol. ? 1 ft>r fr?* ?-xiiiuIiihi I'n ?m|\ ico t BOOK ON PATENTS ft c In-foro'iuiU'iit-i riii, TO. A. SNOW & CO.! uf. ^ ? wjrcra. WASHINGTON, D ^ CI e CONTRACTORS' ?15 r ^.BUILDERS'^ ft MILL SUPPLIES. OudiA MnI >?MU. MMM U4 Cfcsa. 1,1,1 I Bolts. Rods, Wsochts. Tsaks, Tow?m. *?. ( IimI w|r* u< MulU Ram, a?Mt| Csgt??S 97. ?s4 P?s?p* Jssfcs. DwrttM, Orsks, Chats mm4 LOMMMiffi fffllfti SUPPLY ca ONS HADUATK ot PHARMACY hiul at prices as low as the ltipjli nil" the skill exercised in their., C. DUKE, Proprietor. J. CLOUGH WALLACE. ATOIL?EY AT LAT7. Rvi"h 1 ?m.1 2 njwt-nr-, K ??tci Bu l ling, uptvw*# Howl .1 1.1,1 try 1 t 189!) 1 1 2S i*. \1UNKV TU LWAiN On Farming Lands. Long Time. En?y Payments. So Commission, borrower pays I ^ r ... T nctuai cost 01 I'd icuiui'4 i j-i m. E. K. PALMER, Columbia, S. C. J. Clougii Wallace, Union, S. C. P. O. Box 288. 17?6m Dr. C. W. ATJSTffiLL, Physician and Surgoon, Offars his'professional services to the people of Union. OiHce ii limk Building. Jveave cults at Union Drug Co. store or ring up i'lione No 11) for prompt service. 15 41. DR. GEO. DOUGLASS, Physician and Surccon. Offers his professional services to the people of Union and vicinity. Office in Bank Building. Leave calls ut Union Drug Co.'s Store or ring up Phone No. 74. 8-Gmos It A LP II K. CARSON. H. L. SCAIFK. CAR30N & SCAIFE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Special attention given to real cs talc and collecfions. CROWN TORRENCE NI.E0. PHYSICIAN ANU ?^r*aEON. Office and apartment over Duke' Drug 8tore. 44 6n. ptvintj. -uun1u). d. r. duxcas c. p. sanders. * Munro, Duncan and Sandsrs I attorneys at law. Office No. 4 Law Range, Union. S". C. 5-1 y J. A. Sawyer, Carrel II. Foster, Union, S. C. Jonesville, S. C. SAWYER & FOSTER, attornf.vk at t aw JOXESFILLE, S. C. 48-ly. Fine Seed WHieat. I have on hand for sale 200 aishels of Fine Seed Wheat, he best on the market. It was ilised on my farm in North Carolina. The Wheat is The hiltz and The Prolific variety, iddress nie at Maybinton, S. :. J. B. RICHARDS. 37-tf. m, / (Q) A For FREE Uu/e L'lutcfi Sch0|arship osrriONs guaranteed,UNDER 83 000 CASH DBPOSIT. UailroH<t Knr?> 1'iiM. on aii year to liothSoxea. Vory cheap t card :orgla-Alabama Business College, ? on. On tation to Kindred and Creditcrs ite of South Carolina, ) County of 'Jnion. ) .lasou M. Osser, E-q . I'rohateJudrfe. A'herea?, Geortre W. I? own has ma le t to iiih to tfrant h'oi L?lIt*18 of Adnist ration ou the I'Ma'e ? f and ? ffectEliza Tiove, deeea>vd. riwae are, therefoie, to e:te and adui-h all and singular tie kindred me tutors of tie* shi I E 7,t h 'vs, d? hmI, Unit they 1(0 and a|?j)eai\ hefm. .io the Court of Ihobite to lie lie i' (Joion C. II , Snitti Carolina, on th 11 day of .January, 19ol, next, afte lie it ion hereof, at. 11 o'eloek in th- | ciioon, to sii ivv eaiiHH, if any lleo 'e. w 1)v i he said Admini.stiation t-bou < lie uranted. riven under my hand and seal ltd h day of Detftnler, Anno I?nniir. . 0. J.vsov VI Ckkkii, l't'ohate JinttfH 'ulilished on the '28th day of D^e*-in1000, iu the Union Times. .V2-2t I. \ A Chinese Sloej". M. Mounier, the well known Trench Asiatic traveler, vouches for the truth ,of tho followlug story of how his friend, Hop Sing, a traveled oriental ' and innn of means and refinement, was on ouo occasion sorely victimized. IIop Slug lived In the street of the roasted corn, as unsavory and as PI .paved a istroet as any iu all l'ekiug. '.I've local mandarin was an intimate friend of his, and Hop Slug availed himself of this friendship to press tho mandarin ; to have the street repaved. Certainly. At once. The men would he at work on it before Hop Sins had returned home. A week passed, then another visit, and so on, until, in despair. IIop Sing determined to have the street repaired at his own expense. The work was satisfactorily completed. The surprise of Hop Sing wn:; o my equaled by bis indignation wlicn. on awaking one morning, he found a gang of eoolies upheaving the newly Hugged street. Ills surprise grew when lie heard from the mandarin's own lips that the meu were there at his orders. "You see. mv dear friend." snM ti<n mandarin, "I nm expecting the head Inspector round hero in si few days. Now, if lie were to see the beautiful pavement you have laid down in your street ho would come to the conclusion that there was money about, a ?l ho would assuredly blood every vein In niv body. This would mean my ruin. Don't you see why your pavement really must come up? It cost nie one fortune to secure my post. I dou't want to spend another in keeping It." Tlioroan'u Mother's (Umst. "Besides Thoreau and his mother, the house (at Concord) has had for its occupants A. Bronson Alectt and family. Including his distinguished daughter. Louisa M? the author." writes Samuel S. Kin pi 011 in The Ladies' Homo .Journal. "To them sometimes canm the ghost of Mine. Thoreau. Those who know Mine. Thereau and her habits | confirm the description given by a | servant, wlio loft the house hocat.se of the visitation, in every detail; her tnil. gaunt tigure, her big. white cap. her stealthy step, her quiet coinings, her noiseless goings. "When seen, she invariably stood in the doorway, her great cap well adjusted, her rent handkerchief, half unfolded, tucked securely into the waistband of her full dress skirt?pausing a moment on the threshold, looking anxiously about, then stooping and riming her linger along the edge of the mupboard. to see if perchance a speck of dust had found lodgment there. Proceeding to the workroom.'she g'.aneed hi. then glided to the lirephu e, stooping over it and motioning with her hands as if in the act of covering the coals with ashes. "In life, it should he sayl. tic two prominent characteristics of Mine. Thoroau were an abhorrence of dust and a dread of lire. Satisfied on these points, the spirit would disappear. Unlike other gliosis, this one always ui?pearen in rile dnytline." t ' TT? Anxlonii to Do ills licst. It was a uieau trick, hut, then, that is the kind that's usually successful. , / , ' ".( Ul?| i I am willing to bet on it." Straightway a bet was arranged, and then the manager of the billiard hall suggested tlmt he would like to have the pool table brought to him. "( Vrt:l inlv " .1 - . ....o.ivuu me owner of the do jr. ami lie pointed to the table and said, "Ketch It!" The dog raced around it once or twice and then grabbed a pocket and tore it off. "Hold on!" cried the billiard man. "Ile'll ruin the table." "Of course," answered the owner of the dog, "but if you give him time he'll get it all over here. You didn't suppose he could bring It In one trip, did you V" I5ut the billiard man paid the bet.? Chicago Post. A Friend In Seed. About half an hour had been ex- i ponded by the bashful young man in a j series of advances and retreats, and little Johnny's cramped position behind the sofa was becoming somewhat painfid. "I wish I dared"? the young man commenced on a new attack, when the couple wore electrified by an Impatient exclamation behind them: "Aw, make a break! She's dead easy!"?Brooklyn Life. Town Comilp, It is generally agreed that the small town is a pleasant place to live in, except that there is always a great amount of gossip in such places. Why do not worthy people control in this matter of gossip as they do in other respects? Arc the small towns of the country to be made undesirable as places of residences to please a lot of cheap peopie who ought to he controlled and regulated??Atchison tilobe. l-'orctrnrnril. A Yorkshire vicar tells how he once received tlie following note from one of his parishioners: "This is to give no- | tice that 1 and Miss Jemima Brcnrley are coming to your church 011 Saturday afternoon next to undergo the operation of matrimony at your hands. I Please he prompt, as the cah Is hired j by the hour. Forewarned Is forearm- ] ed."?London Tit-Bits. IIIn Simple System. "IIow were you able," said the poor ; man. "to acquire such an immense for- j tune?" ' "By a very simple method." replied a the wealthy citizen. "When 1 was poor, I made out I was rich, and when x I got rich I made out I was poor."? I'olumhus (O.) State Journal. Perhaps you have noticed that the nan with five grown up daughters ney?r brings home a fashion magazine of lis own volition.?Soinervllle Journal. | ' I Photog Mude at the old Squire Gallery n have the Gallery Well equipped for date Photogi Of all sizes aiul styles. My pri guaranteed. I a!*o do enlarging of al delivec the work in the most stylish ai latent mouldings. DON'T N EG LI THIS OPPORTUI To get good work cheap. Your way and you regret that you have no -^COMli A' Prompt ottentiori j sniffed the young lady as she limneod out of the room, thus teaching the youug man to cling to the good old, uu* nxstakable taffy talk when he doslr-s to he complimentary.?Baltimore American. The Tnvcrnlcr Pearl. the largest price ever asked and paid for a single pearl was $r>o0,000, which w.ts the value of the great Tavernier pturl. It is the largest and most perfect .'cm of its kind known. It is exactly two Inches in length and oval shaped. The I'minl Reply. A year ago a tailor mustered courage enotgh to send his bill to an editor, lie -ecelved it yesterday with a polite no-'e. saying, "Your manuscript is rcvpectfully declined." Ton million dollars annually Is exponded in I.vnrton for umbrella^. The people tin-re are accustomed to carry them whether it is ruining or not and in .ill xv.: :.! < f v.o rl hi r. "l.'tnrge, c'.ar. you r o.kvr.rarr u.?c< lovely sideboard that was so cheap*: Well. I've discovered u plan to make .'corn for it." "IIow, my dear?" I "By taking a larger house."?New V'ork World. Holn 1 LJ Nature . j 1 Babies and children need J proper food, rarely ever mediJ cinc. If they do not thrive ! on their food something is : | wrong. They need a little | help to get their digestive | machinery working properly. COD LIVER OIL 1 Wt'Tl/ flYPOPHOSPHITESor L/ME4S0DA j ; v/i!l generally correct this,; v idfflculty. ;; , | I j you will put from oneJ |V.U?fh " l-~ ? *-- ' 1bk/ui tii tvv nan a leaspooruui T ' t in baby's bottle three or four i; ' ! a day you will soon see j a marked improvement. For \ larger children, from half to 1 ? a teasooonful, according to i r, age, dissolved in their milk, , [ if you so desire, will very j soon show its great nourish: ing power. If the mother's > ; milk does not nourish the baby, she needs the emulsion. It will show an effect at once both upon mother 1 and child. ,, r $o?. and $?.oo, all dnigghta. SCOTT & BOWKB, Ch.mUts, Naw York* I 'b ,, ,, (| |, ||_| II t Menaiism # Rheumatic pains are the cries of protest and distress from tortured muscles aching joints and excited nerves. The biood has been poisoned by th.r accumulation of waste matter in the system, and can no longer supply the pure "and health sustaining food they require. The whole system feels the effect of this acid poison ; and not until the blood has been purified and brought bark to a healthy condition will the aches and pains cease. Mrs. James Kc'.l, <>f 707 Ninth street, N. It-i Washington, I>. C., writes n.i follows: "A few months n^jo I hnd 1111 ttack of Sciatic Rhcuuia tism in its worst form The Eaiu was so intense that I ecame completely prostratecl. TheuUacU was an unusitaltv severe one. ntitl llE* my conauiou was regain- m; . , cdas being very ?H?X ous. I was attended by \ VLa 2?v^\ one of the most able doe- jv. tors in Washington. who is . 0*1^iwa^ also a lnenitier < f the farulty of a leauim* medical y college here, lie told me uKks.1. i to continue his prcseii\vtions and I would yet well. After having i' filled twelve times without receiving tl.e slightest benefit, 1 declined to continue liis treatment niw longer. Having heard of S. S. S.(Swift 's Specific) recommended for Rheumatism, I decided, almost in despair however, to give the medicine a trial, and alter I had taken a few bottles I was able to hobble around on crutches, and very soon thereafter had 110 use for them at all, S. S. S. having cured ri? s mid and well. All the distressing pains have left ine, my appetite has returned, and I am happy to be again restored to perfeel health. Hie great vegetable the ideal remedy in all VJjg WZSp rheumatic troubles. *35^ There are no opiates or minerals in it to disturb the digestion and lead to ruinous habits. We have prepared a special hook on Rheumatism winch every sufferer from this painful disease should read. 'It is the most complete and interesting book of the kind in existence. It will be sent free to any one desiring it. Write our physicians fully and freely about your case. We make 110 charge for medical advice. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA. She Was Sensitive. ' Your face is like on open hook," sighed Mr. Softleigh to Miss (Jooph, accompanying the remark with what lie thought was his most winning smile. 'If I had as big a mouth as vturs I would not talk .".bout other m> ?>d.>'s " N. K. McLANE UNIQP I'FOR BA I IN DRY GOOI 1 BOOTS, SHOES I GROCERIES an if ... GO ' I J. H. S F ?jf We are offering |j ments in Flour || this week. Giv If; save money. I J. H. SI Wi/ FLOUR! FLOUR! I can supply all demands for Flour. I also do All Kinds of Sawing and have a su p p i) . r.g lumber on hand. Call and see me when you want Flour or Lumber. W. EC. RAY, MILLER. Citation to Kindred and Creditors State of South Cai.nlina, ) County of.Union. j By Jason M. Greer. Es?i , Probate Judge. Whereas, I)r. J. H. Ilaajiltou las made suit to mo to tfrant him Letters of Administration on the Estate of and effects of P. p. Hamilton, Sr , deceased. These are, therefore, to cito and admonish aU and singular the kindred and creditors of the said P. P. Hamilton, Sr., rloooo cod tlw.e *'- -?- 1 - * hum hwj oe nun appear. tH-fore me, in thp Court of Protwtte, to be held at Union C. II., South Carolina, on Hie 5ih day of January, 1901. next, aft* publication hereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to abow cause, if any they have, \s by the said administration should noi be granted. (liven under my band and seal tb's 20tb day of December, Anno Domini, ' 1900. Jason M. Gkksk, 1 Probate Judge. ] Published on 1 he 21 it day otPeoir- I ber, 1000, in the Union Times. 51-3t Citation to Kindred and Creditor;. v State of South Carolina, j 5 County of Union. j c [3v Jason M Greer, Esq., Probate Judge. } Wheras, I.i/z e Smith has made suit 5 0 me to grant her Letters of Admiuis- ? 1 a'ion on the Estate .of and effects of I' GiUfi Sinitb, dueastd. 1 bete are, therefore, to cite arid adiioni.-b all and singular the kindred and S H ditors of the said T. Giles Smith, de- 01 are 1, that they be and appear, before ii", in the Court of Prolate, to le held 1 i'liionC. II., South Carolina, on the L ;b day of Januaiy. 1901, next, afiei L iiu.kmii ?:i nt-reor, at 11 o'clock in the j euoon, t<? show cause, if any the) ave, why the said Administration should ! In* gianted (? vm under nay hand and a' I hi0 h day ?<f December, Anno 1> <inuc, !) ?0 Jason M. <?krkk. 1*i? I) ite iih'fp*. 1'. hi l.ed mi the 21ft ditv oi i> rem i, 111 t?, in iIn* Union Tim h 51 <1 'on know What yoit are Taking I'hci y 111 take fJrove'a tMH'eleRH <'|iU . link Is cause ill- foinuila if plaint) | r nted on every bottle showing iti.u i si to ply Iron and (Quinine in a UAtuh i >rm. No cure no pay. 50c. 43-1* * ~ ,4-> . * ? - < wumm?fn??pa? ppwpp?mbmp?Iipwr iRAPHS ext to new Bank Building. I now the latest up-toraph Work. eea are reasonable and satisfaction I fizes and stylos of finish, and can nd durable frames, also handle the BCT\ m VITY | *? friends and loved ones are passing late photograph of them. T ONCE."^ ^iven mail orders. !, Photographer, s. c. RGAINS I DS, NOTIONS, I 1, HATS, CAPS, I a HAKDWAKbi M TO . . . | 'EARS I Special Induce- i; and Cheese for ft e us a call and if PEARS. 1 ?^?s?ils i J. G. HUGHES, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Union, S. C, Office Opposite Court House WANTED?A good agent in every township in Union couuty to sell ^n article that every farmer and orse owiidi mu K,ljr Write for prices. C. C. Gregory, Sautue, 89 tf*' ^Gn' ^8^* or Union county* i: i! OOPYRIOHT8 AND DESIGNS. i > Send jour bailneu direct to Wnnhlnjrtan, i' '; eaves time, costs less, better service, j[ i > My o>m close to IT. I. Mat Oflce. ran prellmia- < i1 fry eieinln.tl ons sende. Atty'o !m not tunUntati > <' fieeeured PERSONAL ATTENTION OIVXM-lt full ACTUAL EXPERIENCE. Book "How U obUls Petcnte," 1 ete., eent bee. Patents procured throegh X. Q. Igfoss'. ireceive speelsl notice, wltkont cksrge, in tke , iHyENTIVEACE ;namuiEErj|; Notice of Sale. I will sell at auction before the court house door, on aalesday in January, all that tract of land containing 140 acres and known as the "Brag Patch," bounded by the lands of W. II. Gault, Daniel Garner and others in Pinckney township, Union county. For particulars apply to J. H. MoKi-iHick or to me. > I-Jit E. P. McKissiok. Strayed or Stolen. One dark mare mhle, right eye out, wight 000 ft 1.000 pounds, about 12 rears old. Will pav for tronhla in urred. Address vl. O. PRIDMORE, Saratt'g, 8. 0. 22tp. FOR RENT. One 5-Room two story cott ?ee on ?*on h toot for Rent, Adply at Tux Times (flee. JRICKS! BRICKS!! BRICKS!!! ??For sal? at ^ he Rodger Brick Works. 86-8m. UNION, 8. 0.