The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, January 11, 1901, Image 6
ALL. PRESCRIPT
Arc fillt' J )>y an experience^ (
atDU KK'S D K(i STOKK
quality of tlic *ingreilu iits i
uianipulatiou will allow.
F
Letter, Note
Bill Mads
Or any other kind of
. i
Job Work
Neatly and promptly ex-1
cuted at the
Times Job Office.
h.q7bailey
MAKES IT A POINT TO
FURNISH THE BEST
THE COUNTRY
AFFORDS IN
Beef, Mutton, Pork
AT HIS MARKET.
- !
The highest'*priee piud Tor all
kincjs^of Country Produce.
""""" Free Delivery to every part oi:
town.
I
SEND IN YOUR ORDERS OR
RING UP NO '.
H. G. Bailey.
BACON,
FLOUR,
mm,
CANNED GOODS
and
FRESH GARDE?!
VEGETABLES
AT
LOUIS D. SMITH,!
The Housekeeper's, friend, i
To Our Customers: ;
We thank you for the
large share of patronage'
given us the past year, and
will endeavor to merit a continuance
for the year 11)01
by selling the best goods at
the lowest prices. Wishing
you all a happpy New Year J
I am yours to please,
J. T. SEXTON.
?E??????a???r.r in? m amm> m
Dr. jr. < irjoif rvo I
OFF 1 OK AT RESTDEXOE OX
MOUNTAIN STREET.
SOUTH FltO.M ])KPO 1'.
?OFFICE > HOURS8
a. m. to <) a. in. 4 to 0 p.m.
Rheumatism
?AND?
Skin Diseases:
Given special attention.
Calls left either at ( Mi. e or at
ZEMP'S PHARM ACY will he J
promptly attended to. 31 y |
^ | r
1 'anything \ ou *1 i?v ?m H j-r iw; r.iKi pel !
J iC*Vt4lT?KAiiE .v licS.i' V i
! fjtOKCIiON. K' t.'l ' .uu / |
' f? >r free rxMmlnoif'!?> p < <
f 800KON PATENTS'SSi
jrra, a. s?:ow & co.i
| l-awyi,y?. VV A S H 1:4 *1 C :1, D C-| |
C_ONTRftCTORS'*?
-?BUiLDERS'^
,?_8I!!LL SUPPLIES.
Ce?tii5T (M*#l Bfrmm. Ooin mob <1 C? ?*.
>l Boiw. JUwU, wWirja*, Tbbi*. Tow.r*. ?o,
>t**l wtr* tli nail* Hotavnn ln(i?w
%nd Fwrnp* tmokt, l>arr4Aa. Cr?>?. ''?*ia m4
?r^j| jlwik jmv mfmm qh*c*
J.QMBMD IRON WORKSIjillf FLt Ca (
IONS
iKADUATK or I'll AUM.VOt
land at prices as low ay lite
aid the skill e.vjrOiyu l in t'aeirw
. C. D"iTIIE, Prop riot or.
J. C(.OUGH AVAL? ACH.
Mt>\i Al* LAC/.
II > > H 1 * 1 2 npttmr*. P " s1!
'5u t-tiug, v>pj? '*?ie -ft<T .? >
ury I-a. I8t>U 11 'JV^- i;
VloNliY TO EOAN
On Farming LanTs.
Long Time. Easy Payments.
Xo l ommisMon. i Sorrower pays
nciual cost ol perfecting Loan.
E. K. PALMER,
Columbia,- 8. C.
1. CHOUGH V\fA l.T.ACE,
Union, 8. O.
P. O. Box 288. 17?Gm
Dr. C. 1ST. AXT3T3SLI-,
Physician and Surge-,on,
OIKtb his 'proi'yiiior.al servi :es to
KM ?.!' iTrtLwi I itlloA lit '
Buiidiug. Leave eahs at U'.iioi
Drug Co. etuia* r ring up i' io;.e N j
10 lor prompt survive.
15 -1!.
DR. GEO. DOUGLASS,
Physician and Surgeon.
Offers hi? professional services to
the people of Union and vicinity
Ottice in Bank Building. Leavo calls
at Union J>rvig Oo.'s Store or ling up
Phone \o. 74. 8'-Gmos
RALPH K. CARSON. II. L. SCAIFE
CARSON & SCAIFE,
ATTORNiiVS AT LAW.
Special attention given to real c:atc
ai.<l collections.
CROWH TORRENCE M.'D. '
i'HYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office and aptrtruenf8 over DukeV
Drnrr Rtoro.
4 4 6 u.
JAMES MUNRO. D. R. DUNCAN
C. P. SANDERS.
M'.inro, Duncan and Sandars
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Office No. ^ Law Range, Union,
S. C. 5-1y
J. A. Sawyer, Carrel 11. Foster,
Union, S, C. Jonesville, S. O. '
SAWYER & FOSTER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 1
JOXESKILLE, S. C.
j
Fine Seed W'Jieat. |
I have on lmnd for sale 200 I
bushels of Fine Seed "Wheat, j
the best 011 the market. It was ;
raised 011 my farm in North 1
Carolina. The Wheat is Hie j
Fultz and The Prolific variety, l
Address me at Mnybinton, S.
C. J. 15. RICHARDS.
37-tf. 1
i
(Tr- / (J) / For FRB: <
'[u ' -luc'1 Scholarship 1
POSITIONS (HTAKANTKECvl
UNDER $3 OOO CASII T)nP03IT.
Km I >.m I'.ai' I'aiil.
< >1 en ail your t'? hot ti SexoK. Very !ie.t|> I <? tnl
Georgia-Alabama iiuslness College,
rirU'iirt , (in
Citation to Kindred and Creditors
of Soi|i!i Carolina, )
1 '..htiiy - f Union. J
I'.y .l.i-o i M flitpr, K-q . I'n.ba^ Jn lg?* j
VV Inn en*-', Geoigu W JJ'owii ha* hm in
Knit l-> 111- :<> ci.Hit !:ii: i>f \ t. I
ttimivl :n' ion 111 ; iik; t<?! i* t- v J' and i If. o.> i
III I'.iizt I.MVI', ui-c.i t<< !
Tln<?* >:H\ (lit 1: foil*, hi ? 'I.* I'll ! :l ! '
moulds all lii.'i nilynhir '!? kindred . ii> j
< 1 mi:|mis of l!n* >vii 1 K' i J, v?\ j
I < ?. }?. a, I li tt I hi V ?'' ! !?|i|i?-',r, i t m '
j II C. in Ihl* ' I II t of l'.iill ,|h III ||r> .
! 1 I ' ion ((I , ( molina. mi I iiii'li
ilyy of .l.ii.iciiy. HM. in-'xf.. nl ?
jnili r tl'.oji iitMCof, n?, 11 o'ltloi k in tin
Ion ti 'on, In car,-' ?>, if any M.m
lia\f, wtiV ilGfiiilt ArJujii.i^li.iJioii.-lionlilllll'
Igrill'lr*ll.
(iiv?*ii iiial^r my ham! :u?d set! ? -i
S7 li day ot l>ecen.l*r, Aifo 1 Minis',
j ^OOOi .1 ; itKn:.
Vrofti te J ndjio.
Published on the 28tn day of l)oceca ber,
1U00, in the Union Tiuse. 02 dt
T-g- - .
the u&\v onzcyf; r;Hies, j
CiAli-.-oro Kn It . u-V; c ! to Ilr.tc
ti.ofjt Vc-;;? ?rtt;:. r t .tV:i U
The nr.! nun* mat : ialu \> li'.eh are !:oghu'.ug
t ? j>i:t la en app:urancc in
many ?a.":.n ?ihu\v a ro:n;:reot!.>n tat her
\ \ a miviUy.. e.eoordiir; ( ) thy New
\'<:U S;.". v?h:clr t ntcra |nh> the fa :1a wi
;; t!;I a i!. > about them: C'a: bmore ia In
I: .Is t'awr unco 1.1 iv, li'.ul women
i I;c devoutly thankful, for never
dM tin-y have a liioio faithful lViend.
X- ot the substitutes Inns } rot tl wear
ami t: at*a a t ashtnorc did without v. rln1:11ns,
ruLLang shiny or errtcliltig the
dust. No material will be mora used
for simple fall gCV.ns, and the latest
hn;r.Italians show botli plain and cmbividrrctL
ca: d: meres in a bewildering
variety of cmjumit" shades.
fi'U ? . :?\- i.> another material that
the Importer.: are buying in l>rge <iuan11;Sc-y.
lit although wiry it musses
mere easily than the enshmere.
< i ths are cf cmirce to he in vogue
far the fall and whit. :. but the buvorn
siiy that never have they coniincd
themselves ; > the finest ami most nappit'
of ' h '.Is sis they do fliis year.
Camel's halt* Venetian and cheviot
will If is prior l:s street costumes, ami
for more ' rate neeasionsi coast' the
light v 'sj.t w> "silks and velvets.
Ilver.i f 1:1?:p .to si triu.'urhur 1
season l'.;r velvets, I lie new c< and
bolero opening mji llipillcss possibilitlc s
for a ft: : !e always rich and becoming.
I'lain v lvets. v? !vet brocades witli ssiti
11 geld or river. grenadine overwrought
Willi velvet design. rjbc s of
casl.soesv sm.l i"i vt illng with velvet
horde!.--, to Ise male t p witli coats of
velvet matching the border?all these
lire shown < : rather '.. ill he si.own
wlson tl-e imported goods are displayed
in l!f shops.
The :;ks. to-o. are nsore leant if til
lissm t!. y have been h.etVa'e hi years,
sn?! the woman t > whom sweet simplicity
ti -os:-'r appeal may h.? as gorgeous
' si:.- uses. Louis XV and Louis
XV! I oeat'es in ravishing tints and
it i.s-.s. v.ith lhterwo\en threads of
; !d i sliver, go cheek hy j ?\vl w ith
-..ft Indian \vt nvoB of del; ale line*;
and * had e.vy a-, til's. Orlenfal patterns
a. Pet iaa. Mast Indian - hgr.re
!ar.ge:\. a d silks hi cltl fashioned
chit:!.: patterns suggest the day of
Wait; i his shepherdesses.
i- i I ... i
i'... . v.iui'.mi.a?;ui,v
thing tost v. ii! I!i ir :ii:t1 fail i:i artistic
fold. in < ! * * and many of ? lie new
silks i. is;a i:i ' : i: eh widths, which is
:i welcome innovation.
5" v:5 r sc/wU
Mclic ' c f ail ' is sh aid lie nerved
very eel '. This : 11 t mean t!:aV ice
is to be a id. e after ti:cy rre op i ; as
wo eftca !.:ul < antaionpes prepared.
Such Ss. ej:cent rains iiie:n. t'.i awing
>5!t Ike spick i and best of their t! Ivor
and .1* ;i\ i well (.killed. to le
snre, l.ui i'motly watery, Neither
does a watermelon need to be plugged
sm.d have lasro or lees wine pidirc.l in.
lvecp il;e melons close to the ice or between
t wo cakes until the iast minute.
I'antsdosues and inusktnclcns need only
to be l;a!v. ii ami the seeds carefully
removed without touching tin* ileli. j
<j)iey pulp a;:a'.::st which they arc lying.
Wat'-i incI'. as. should he divided |
ike center and each half divided
! iliwi.se into quarters or eighths,or a
-lice may be taken from each end so
ii-;-1 it will stand upright: then cut
bo\. n fr. :.i top to bottom or tlie center 1
:ci u; :-d out with a spocn. ^
Ikla s t > be ctlen out of hand
w i:' ! Hi-: t l.e y ::c over lightly with a
ii: !i t > remove the down. If cut, they
i: 1 i: t he pre pared until the last
t.is:.t. as tin* liesli quickly darkens
>.ii cp ! to the air. The same is
re i i' ripe i)*. nrs. which arc delightful
t\ i:. . :-i .< >i > ::er?i n:j:i sugared. Eimiar
pre: uutSona should he observed in
ei-ving Moralities, apricots r.:id plums.
Ihich bunch > i' grapes should be well
rinsed in cold water, then drained on a t
towel. Table Talk.
Pies.
I have found by experiment, rays a
Ladies' World correspondent, that the
mljgcstihlc Ingredient In lemon pic is
lie grated rind. Most recipes say. '
'Take the grated rind of one lefnon to
lie juice of two."
The grated rind contains the essoin
ial oil, and a very small quantity of J
his is sul'.ieient for flavoring purposes. |
My rule is ?>no-half a teaspoonful of j
Hie grated rind in enough custard to |
make two pies. Made in this way a
lemon pie is as wholesome as uu apple
[>ie.
lla^kiaelon Snln.t, P!p.
Muskmeion tipiad.- Cut the edible i
portion of a chilled melon into small
rubes. Mix together half n eupful of
mgar, n teaspoonful of cinnamon and
jiie-fourth a teaspoonful of niaeo.
Sprinkle over a quart of the cubes, toss
*:i aii: ; ai. '>.
together and nerve from a Ralud bowl
or from a bosket made of the shell
from whieli the |>nlp was taken.
Fruit Hulpioon In Halved Mus!: melons.
Chill small inusUmeloUs. out In
halves and remove the seeds, but retain
(lie pulp intact. Fill with n chilled
uilxtnfe of sliced peaches, shredded
pineapple and sections of orange removed
from tjio jnemlirnrte and mixed
with sugar. - Boston Cooking Sclroo}
Maguxlue.
HO E2Z?&B*22S:?i.;
j S&m&fimkkm
Tlic bloo.l may * i *! ? bad c. .<\
yet villi juj c;^tvi. \ ^no : L.
eruption or scare.* t ? ; . i'uat.: j . r4:
symptoms-in suak cfties bt.tqj vuci'tM:
appetite, poor <tier? tios:, a:i ii.di.oeri jubi
! wcak;!*.j3 nr.l weiVv.f';.-n?:?s1' loss of llm-i*
j an J a jyeY^erui run-1 r.vn condition cf tic.
[ 63'stem ? clenrly i.kevl;-.j ILe blood IiO-:
lost its nutria \H^quaatieSj bccciiic tint J
and watery. It just nuch cases thai
| S. S. S. has done rorfS^ci' it ^ quickest ai C
[ most ellecti.e work ! ^Vbuildinj up the
blood and supplying the Vttncnta lacking
tn *n r? * - o it r' r. ? 1
"My v.-i.'o i;i 1 cev- , 'L " "
cral bottles ct S. P. S. / ^ ^
osn blood purifi.v a::?'. * ?
to tore ;:p a \t. and \y ' '
emaciated f-vk-v:, with \ -> > *
very marked- c:, .ct by 'v~
way of iuinto\ :>y. at*. g . ; . ;
"Wc regard ii: a ..-a. ,,vt
great tonic and blood-" s,.'. - \ d
purifier."?J.F.Doi*, V/vV; :
Princeton, Mo. i \
Srcr ic: ': c* r'J
? pi prove.;o..ec,shcir;
i
returns, and nervousness vanishes i j ltevi
rich pure blood once mere circulate}
through all parts of the ry~.-.r:n.
S. S. S. is the only purely vegetable
blood purifier known. It conia::..; r.o tr.i.o
crals whatever. Send f ,r our free bo ,.":
on blood and skin disease.: and write ov>.
physicians fcr any inform?.1." :i or advice
wanted. No charge for mcdter.l advice.
THE SV.'iFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLAM'.t, CM
Cor.vcvtiJiB tlao CJiInnr.h.
When I first mot lilt.: 'be Citc't
archimandrite had bet it -h) years in
Poking, and iiud never la a rat vheu.
else except for two car:-.van urnoya
to kilssln. ITc wji-i an < ".'eHv
mnn, with a smile like F.enjamin
Franklin's, ami was .'ana d it the Chi*
nose capital lor kccpln;; the 1 >st v.lne.?
aiul the best tobacco. lie was a
bachelor, and today 1 recall Iiiai when
I try to fancy Epicurus iu the body,
lie wore the Chinese pigtail ami
clothes 10 match, and ; ; !e said he
could give Chinese mandarins pointa i
on etiquette. lie pave li e. at least,
many happy hours, lor !: tri'md with
a frankness and facility raiv iy unit- 1
iu a ltussinn, least of all an an himaudrite.
One day, for instance, I atked him
bluntly how many converts lie hid
made, lie answered that he t'.i. rht
he had made one, but he did not \\ e k
to he taken as staling this positively.
When I returned t < China after an interval
of 21 years, all t..y inquiries led
me to respect the hum sty or mis ite.:.*
shin. lie said, furthermore:
"I have been here I 1 y art} mid peri
haps I have t on verh;! o: * c klpr.'u.in.
Wlrti suissi. ::>:!( ; l. i! ;. < ;? : .. ! they
have ?! me n : !.:. : " d-> u ? L
Hive them." i'"-::;'. y hisiov ir
N.uih AuuvUan iP\h\".
l.ofd .-nyv..-. . Liv;...? - Ah. \ip
year lei:-are eia\v.,.i in thin country
liave no h s.
Mist? JSharpe? Nonsc:: .? ! \? In'.t r. j.:c
matter with "hobo, '.Viary Willie,"
"Dusty lluaus," r.tul so onPhiladelphia
Press.
ii)ir i ) $ i
wstasyi
|J0 I
I *2 I
I hm, pale, anaemic giris |
"I n-;r/.I a fatty -ood to enrich ft
4 blood, give color to t
iv.-ir cheeks and restore their $
? hcr.'ta and strength, it is$
5 safe to say that they nearly $
ell reject fat with their food. |
' ' *0||
COD UV?H OIL.
WEN flYPOPNOSPHITES or L/ME 4 SODA
II is exactly what they require; |
11 it not only gives them the im- jj
$ portant element (cod-liver oil) |
! c in a palatable and easily di-1
; 'I gested form, but also the hypo|
$ phosphites which are so valua-1
! & Ivie in nervous disorders that!
<: usually accompany anaemia. |
i SCOTT'S EMULSION Is a I
I ~ fatty food that is more easily j j
! j digested than any other form j |
| of fat. A certain amount of!!
% flesh is necessary for health. 11
| You can get it In this way. | j
We have known per- j!
& sons to gain a pound a >
| day while taking it. \ j
ft 50c. ?nd $1.00, *11 druggUu. * I
ft Sr.OTT & BOWNE, ChtrnUu, N?w York. , [
H. ims? W WW
pHOTOGR
r>L.'3o"it tor old Squire Gallery next to n
have tlx Gallery
Well equipped for the
date Photograph
Of all s iiM and styles. My prices are
guarantied. 1 a'v-o do enlarging of all sizes J
'h.vp.vf-r *h>> V' ik m ihtf li'.o. t stylish anil dura
I iutcfev ina?iiiiia^a 1
DO N ' T NEQLEC
THIS OPPORTUNITY
To get goo i work cheap. Your friends
\v;-y anil you regret that you have no lato ph(
^?-COME AT C
tittex'itio.ii givei
N. ICM^cLANE, I
iTdB BARC
I IN DRY GOODS,
|| BOOTS, SHOES, H;
j GROCERIES and H/
I ... GO TO .
I J. H. S P E
I
U{/
We are offering Spe
jfj ments in Flour and
jfj this week. Give us
ffel
iiw save mnnev.
| J, H. SPE
fife
FLOURrFLOURil j
Al
I can supply all demands
for Flour. I also do
OFFICI
All Kinds of Sawing j
and have a supply of framing State of
lumber on hand. . Fall and ^ m?Ui!?
see me when you want Flour p-uW
or Lumber. name<
? -v t"\ ix.T' James II
\Y. A. RAY,
7 jfovtu
miller. fjjj
You
Citation to Kindred and Creditors quiieii ti
action w
State of South Carolina,1 , K ?
County of Union. j to serve
By Jason M. (ireer, Esq , Probate Jndore. H*V* culj'
Whereas, Dr. J. li. Hamilton has <uh h
made suit/to me to giant, him Letters of sl'u,s<) H
Administration on the Estate of and ef- days am
fects of P. I'. Hamilton. Sr , deceased, ottaaun
These are, therefore, to cite and ud- j*" loat
'monish all and singular the kindred and .V,e al?'
creditors of the said P. P Hamilton, Sr., wi'lappl
deceased, that, they lea idai>|>fa?'. before tnamled
me, in the Com t of Pi< hale, to ha held Hated
at Union C. II., s-oinh < 'arolina, on the
oth day of January, 1001. next, after
publication la of, at 11 o'clock in the i, 0
forenoon, to show cause, if any they ,v ^
have, 1 ?y the said at'ministration . .
I .should not l>e granted. llys
Liven under my hand and sr-al this ,y , ?
20lh da\ of December, Anno Domini, .
1000. Jason M. (iiiF.nt. K'r?
Pn?l?Kte .1 iaige.
Published on the *21 ,t, day ofDpn. ir- ..
her, 100'J. i i the Union Timi:s. ol-.'it _c- ~u..
...... . ? ,7 ! NO
u tax on to mnarea anu uretiuors. . ?
. Ail pj
Murphy
| -iMf of -miili Caro.ina, ) piiy, d*
( 1,1,1,1 V. J'1 PU'(>!'* ) , , . OOillib h
IV .T..S011 M Gi>i?r. Esq .. W |rrl
Wh^iits I/r/7. Smith li.is in Miif
' I !i e III a'l. !l' I'. I" l^'IPlS of Ailil.jllia- j1 "'nx'
i ,* ion tin li t) 1'jal.tU4 ?i1 and i iWt.'h of !"
I* ( i . > S ?.i li. d.rtasd liu'lion.
ill ll 0 flOl'H. ti) (J; l,r* ail 1 .1 I- ''** Mat!
i.i) i ll all 8 iiiTi?l;?l* Jla4 kM.<i|i ?| .ii i) ^ *?!'
.. .1.1. l - oi I !) * S ild '1' 11 ri's *-?.11: I?. tie.
HSG !, I bat t III) 111! !'?II1 |l! J III I-, I I* 11 O bwvt-iaul
. !> M i- Colli t i'"'l<)li-, Pi l.r lr il
i ' l !nii 11., S lilii ill mil ||, on I i!f? j gpj
c i'! i i 11- .'Hot. lit. i I ii'i |"i k Hi : lil) ]! Je
. Co (mi , s'O ) i mm*, if nn\ i!i?y
. . \) l.\ ll.b.-ui i A luiiii.Mr i'.Io. i ll mid {CAVE
j ... I?. .ii if I'd !>^^0O
i? i. ii ui'iUr 11?y )iniid an I s a ihis ';87a^.?
i| .'il> ?.I i 1'Hllf. r, A Hi.l> l> lull!', !' Myofflot
i -*.? > ' Jakov M. \[Z?S2P.
I'm l? It* 11! y. ,!&x(r*V
!" M l <d on lie 21 >I (lav ui Jl in- ] mjir? *i
i (\in ill I'mm '1 i.m a 51 3t INV
Cur/ U:io\v What you urv Tub lug ; LB.!
A ln-ii y-.ii tilkrt (trove 8 las'el?M Chill
Poni( b-caupe ihi formula la p'muly 1
pf riled on eveiy lmttl? showing thai It
is simply Iron and Quinine in a Uuiiole-n /\ term.
No cure no pay. 60c. 48-1 ytrtret fc
(jUiCO.
?*? - - , - *- W-, > ..." U^F'
APHSl **
cw Bunk Building. I now
latest up-toi
Work.
reuKoaalle and satisfaction
mil s vlos of. fyii&h, and can
bio fraio<sy Mao handle the
-<-n!o ; V,f; \rdi
r* 5 1
ami lovid ones are passing
>Tograph oftbcm.
)NCE.-?^; 6
iniail order?*.
'hotographer,
c. . ,t>
3Al'NS|
NOTIONS, 1 f
VTS, CAPS, I \
^RDWARE || *
A R S I
ciai Induce- j|
Cheese for ff
a call and 1
:ars. J
G. HUGHES,
rTORNEY AT LAW,
w t
Union, fe>.
'? x
: Opposite Court House
iummons For Relief.
South Carolina, 1 Court of Couitv
nt Union. I ruon PImli
irr and \V. E. Thomson, Cors
trading under their firm
>f F?irr & Thomson, Plaintiffs.
Against
. Parr, J. G. Pong, S. G. IIow\V.
Suiiih, Jesse Smith, Mis.
n Cole, C. L. Smith, D. E.
, Mis. Snlhe Smith aud Mrs. E.
nes. Defendants.
Defendants:
are her* by summoned and re>answer
the complaint iu this
hich is tiled in the ctilce of the
Court for Union count}; and M
a copy of your answer to the T
plaint "ii the subscriber at his
Loom 12, Foster Building (up
t Union, S. C., within twenty
r the service hereof; exclusive
ly of such service; and if you
iSA'er tlie complaint within the
retaid, the plaiutiff iu this action
y to the Court for the relief C(e*
in the couiplaiut.
ath December, A D. 1900.
J. Clouqh Wallacr,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
Defendants, D. E. Smith and
J. 1 lames:
lotico: That tlir% complaint In
in was tiled in the otlice of the
C(.uit for Union county, at
S. C., on the ath day of DeoemJ.
Clouou Wallace. ft
PliiUiiitf'a Attorney.
10, 1900. l*6t
TICE TO DEBTORS.
iriien indebted to the firm of
t\'. Wnljrtcn oc to L. Muriceased,
?it her by pot? or Wi*
re hereby notified to come for*
id inuUe artiloment Ht one?,
-e tiie Iii.iMiF will bo planed
lands of an attorney for colSee
meat \V. II. Sartor's
id at once and save ooeta.
C. T. Mukphy.
Administrator.
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