Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Lookou Our Buye] Markets CDDIMO or IAIMU We are going 1( making mom Clothing, S hTl ?. - Uur Miss Cotes I ern cities OUR MIL M /or C;jt.Tfr*j ? mercury >is mercury willsurely destroy tliesen-eoi smell ami completely derange the w i? ?1? evstem entering ic through ihe mucous surfaces. Such at tides should never l.e used exc< i?t on piesctiptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they widdo is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive f ?ini thotu. Halt's Catarrh Cui^. manufactured by F. J. Cheney ?\: Co. Teredo (J., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly (.11 the blood and mucous sm facts of the system. In buying Halt's Cataralt Cure you get tl.egenuuif. It is taken internally, and made in Toledo. Ohio, liy F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials fiee. Sold by Drusgist piiceT.'c. per bottle. JI all's Family IMls are the best. Citation to Kindred and Creditors , Slate of South Carolina. 1 I County of Union. > J>y. Jason M. Creer, Fsq,, l'robate 1 Judge. J Whereas, Fred II. (iarner has made suit, to me t? grant liiin I.Htojs of .Administration on the Kstate of and eli. c'.s ??f Dr. J. JJ. Garner, decoas-d. These are, t herefore, to cite and an- | rnontsh all and singular the kindred and cieditm* of t he said Dr. .1. 10. (iarner, :-r ill coined, that they be and appear, liefoiv | rue, jn the Com t of IVobate, to b;* i:? id at Union, ('. II., .South Carolina, on rin* tiOMi day of Match, next. nt?' ' |hh?i;im- ? n<>ii Hereof, at 11 o'clock hi theforei ? > i /f I??allow cause, if any lliey have, v h\ 1* Hie naiil administration should nor be grantediriven under my hand and Heal thif?th day of Mrtrcl', Aii"o Duuiiii. l'JOl. JA&ON M. 111{ KICK, Piobi'.t? .III 1 _?e. Published on t he ^ h <1 iy of Ma<rh. 1 '.KJ1, in I he U N lo V J I M ks i o J Citation to Kindred ami Creditors FL S'nfe of Soirh ('arolinv ' ** County of Union ) Jtv Jason M. (iror. I><1 , I'r >bnle.fudge. \VhereaH, (?. C. Piuwt has made suit to rnalo grant him ladteia of Adu i iH1 oil ion on the JO-late of and (llVe'sof 2^ I ,lulled** Jhmtt. (hctased. IV J '1 irne me, tlieref.ne, to cite a -.1 adrrouiHii ail and singnl-u t he kindr> <1 and creditors of the s tnl .lulietl.- l'ruin, deceased, that. I hey in* and appear, hef-p tCJblll joe. in the Court of I'inhate, to he i > M ft. Union C. II . South Carolina, on the .. I IMh day ? f Mart li. next, atler puMicaii Oil liefrof, at 11 o'clock iii lie* forenoon. j to show came, if any Ke y h ive, whs the paid Administration should i.ot lie gianled. ( (riven under my hand and s?:i] thi- i 41I1 day of March. Anno liomhii, i'.Ml I'oti* J AfcON M (t IIICKK, liC'tWOC I'inhate .Judge. Published on tlie #(]) (lay of March. JOhl, in the I'KION 'fiJIFS. H?-J- rpj.JV t For St A p is now i riTTi^i rNT? - jy u'wJL a. i AND SUi ) be right in iy to call and se< hues. Mats .LIN las been in Now tor the last two the spring styles p i^srov 3 rLfi 9 'w Vjacs: ta t S SECOME _ .-C33- * - ' I VV ill buy and sell sell k j, I i. i uns repair and improve [ : and beautify homes. I Wind torm, Tornado, placed with the strongest < Bonds, Mortgages, Judgn bought and sold. list your wants with Mouse Renting and C . . . API \ E. BASLBY o Oi" best Pint I i i sale. I offer 111 On ex I EASOXABLL The place has an excellent i it houses and all the com FOUR PA )nc of 1 ~i() acres with a 1) is four miles e.M of town on ;n the Little and Liu; Lrown For terms a TIMES OFFICE o; * -1' * n the- Noiiern ; i Goods for c.r * i mm mi \ I \ i1 front and youvill bei: I ? our beautiful he of f ?* 1 and Dry (Jods. 1?^ "? ?? I' t K V! I; Ij York and other torth-k' months studying t 5 and H < ? WILL j > TO NONE. I \< 0 R bl til ^ ' bu 1! Instate, build houses pn vacant fc,: no >roperty that has run down, paint !>n * , fro tlit COL Lightning end Fire Insurance ster witl companies in the world. Stocks, He aents and ail kind of securities ! ho ' I loll lin - " we can help you out. sucu< ollecting Rent A Specialty. i>Mr atifec court. 3L.Y TO . . . , Do j Wti | wiii'lv r R. L. McNALLY. ,Y, . A?l: We are iti.it Caj i L 1 iC COtmtV for tt.ft.seru v* l)\ ( 11 r y (JK^CII *?! I'f 1 iiiai>L ai P LMUL \ . 4 . A M i>tt I ' rcmely upiv 1'iitii : TERMS. 1$$ | <!.iv Kt Mr i Me sis, iiiiic loom dwelling v illi I vi it?.?1 at ? I i'< nicuces of a country home. * f... s of music | .STORES. sSv o: nil ami |>ig tight fence. The taI\VifcS.?ii>tlie road to Lockhart Shoaw, il?cj?a o > \s creek, pply to A good 1 V to T, K. PALMEIt. Apply at 1 # ? WB?HM ?II? 11 I Will I Music Club For Union. Prof. .1. 15 Yaujfh in will conduct :? nusical in Union ho^iniiing Monday vonim;, INI tiroh 1901, nod oontiniin * ton successive nl^ht-s. Tiie initruoiion niv/n w !l cous.st of si^ht oa ti <*.r ?i *' i i s and voice euluro. l'ne class w II nici'i In the \r<t ItipO-t <'n i- *?. pvury evening I ?r.?!nji!'v ni S ? is Tim tuition < i' 1 ln? only >> ?I I: per pupil for Mo en,,i,? tnroi l*fiij? is a rare It im I'. it \' fi'4'? in is n noted ? r,i i to in lifts.o, and is himself it....- ?h-i s.vectest of singers. 11 o e.n Hii'lvir and puldislier of iitb.i'. On the Son l.iy proceeding h?? oponi g of his class. Prof. . mognan xvi i < multier me uiihio a; he regular morn; i>; an I ev??nti?s; sor the l". r.?pti>t Churoh. puK: > i iav '?>l to i xjn h-> v-?a * s i th ;s <i', iir> this anionop - - *. 'y * >r astruotlon in: r,o? \ f 'rr xx ' l?? n x oh^rcx* s ivo h?? ?xv.o ilx.u per member for the o.t.re or -r-r I tuvxo who xxish for .i;-.'-,. r m for;oa may w rite xxr s v ho ?:Wi rsx^msl. I . M. KtxT. Waster First Haptist Fluuvh. - A (?ooii Sermon. Kev. \V. A. :iS9:?boait prearhe?? n oxxv'lont sermon in the First 'loth...list ohureh Sumlay from tl.o x\t. Nartow is the \\ov ami straight ? ti.o g?:e tliatlxx.nl-; to xterr.nl life." Ie brought out bis points in a very nrcoful manner, wbieh liehl the o ui rtgation to the closest attention rem beginning to close. The preacher ! nprossol the fact upon his hearers i hut the path of the righteous was i m wuu root's and mat we i ere not t?>l?c e.rriod to the skies on > )W( ry be'is of ease. 15 at that a i Christian was likened unto a soldier i ho had to constantly fight in the ; tnsooi'ihe toaster. And that it was | bsolutcly necessary t > ' strive" to < titer in at too straight gate. There t > a vast diiVereneo in set king to t nt. r in and "Mining" to enter in. | t i hi pie seeking or a tlesre to enter ? i not sufficient, but there must be no t aincst <ffbrr, we must "stiive" if j o would enter in. The eernton was f good one and furnished food for the \ truest, thoughtful consideration of 1 is hearers. \ ? ( .N'civ Drug Finn. Messrs. ll.nry M. llolnics. of Spur ' mbutg. and M turice A. Moore, of '. "nion, having purchasctl the ding : u-iin-ss of /nap's Pharmacy. wilt mtiuue the business at the o d stantl rider the firm naino of Holmes ..V. practical C'xper^iToe lit'the ? nes8.. J,ie prescription - |""V em will receive his personal sutenon. Thc?e your g men are boh le'getie ai.sl pushing. and sire weii ?! lalfied to conduct successfully the isiniss in which they sire ahout to ihurk. As for Mr. Holmes we are r. personally uc<|U lint.d wish him. t he comes well roc mtmeu 1?<1 | m where he is well known ami vvj >so arc the endorsements thar ,>si in'. As for Mr. Moore, our fol- ne; townsman, we hsive known liint si **?*t g tlino and he is sv young in in of on< ling charterer ami is ?n lowed i excellent business <j'i iliGoMtmns j has f r so vend years ii led an im y 'ant position in tho hapk ??f Win. *? N'ichol-a n & Son, which po.?itiu? VVA will continue to fiii, while Mr. N ??ca wi'l manage the drug hud We w'sii those young lflett q, !-ss in ilieir undeitaking and s-a-p, u:ik for ihetn si liberal share qf rsii.vi iiago, feeling sqre wo cm gmr- siosm the public prompt service anil titiis; e >us treatment. iw.ni . fairs t.s uiid Dashes from Kcltcn. >trov? ai<* haying some verv rainy sunt so:.', a weal her at ?* < c*?f i)rlur fanners an* all very busy get iinp chargi r.?i planting. j , >; ire tn Know tliiit Mrs I).m ' "l :l ,.s i?i?V to he up .ivai" a't- r sotVm- U'J rial ?Th>b -a: Ij I!.. ? ! |! .h-lmson, i.t'.ir K-!i >ii ii v ry * i t.'i< 1:1 i>; UiH iviili.ijr. in-,i:-l few :itt('!ilii d Set \ li't'i at FoS'erV ' Sunday, ?ti account ill >1 : ibin jkl,(l sony the weather was hid on * x'Ium a< we all ai m* anxious to in a* >.va< ilm iu!i on "1 lilT n-t.Co f ?'pin' u.'' ?ii j;i ixtellcnt pastor, Hi v. S.1.11 tv.'.u co WlgS, II' Vilii.i W. (raolt sjif-nt, S.ituni.ii ;ln :ti.? at >'und(;y \y: 111 Mr. (i'O. 1' IiOWev 1 11 family Julius It 11I1 1 W'tu>it. if 1'i.in! j . ' a- 1\' 1 n wilt la 1 sisti'i, Mp ; ' ,'' .lack. ma M<?h|ty Ii n i n:o!KJ Mverul f ' 1,' u !d lately. tin It "f l"..i >11. vi i i .t t ( j 1 spf-enil luisiiiesa J'1 i.t.iv. I": ' III I I i.i III! if.. I U ilv. t-\ t 1.1 >11,.- I . . \\\ It ' . J Jl l"?i . ... * r |M|? ? Inn itn<i I h"i il'ifP "vo'tP I H .Mr S + wloU (t 1'iiirt i'i-! . , t'.JMf l M F f|(('r|] I,ICS ft JjU/O c ,iH-, *"'?/! ! friulty of I Aliy. C. .1. K..wJ. r mi'l T? rry, nil* Mt-ilii* rpi Jit. Saturday u*.il ciiiwiI, cm j tjio *icf i!*' l.if'irH n*:<r n aie Jonuufnotn uiviiu h party 00011 sworn ?t wi>li?a i*? 1 )sh Kdit'T nn*1 pocout par of lin;Tmiw JJks?ih. , ierieit wjw : part lea nga For Sit Jo. i , kU"(1' _ | luu o i.-o*, n op hu^i?v cheap f*r c:sh. c;iiji>intcy 'IMK8 Office. HMD I I I . . [ III 1"T?TT? Uncle Joe (Jets Poetic. Editou Tkmk::?I do not t ake much Meek in t ohMcs any more, but occasionally I grind out a little machine jhK iiy along l!: r line to tave u:y 1 feelings: { ? leading the papers it stuns to m?, Ah Kiuley is between the devil and dt e,? blue 8*a, in tiying 10 p?a e those with bigs of gold, No lh>t was bought 1 >t<t now is s >ld. We had lather cany two sacks of eaaner, Tlnn Ttddv, tlio rough, and little M ok I la The ohc ileal ivili^ge lias give lrtu the t . Ami tl.i tefote ho h is this huge lo il to to.it.. Wo hope Mo will m.iko tl.o four >uu nuv, For ? o ot:o wants T. il I) to .-l< p iu his \ \ i v. With the 1 i ipph.e war a: tl Cubta r. at i< v. Franco, Ivigt.tiul ami Uus>i.i tipping at il It-ui iii? N>? tel.it ? ttio woik pool" Mo h is to ilo Ami watch afttr lIant.orai.il TuMy tOO Wo wottlil not swap p'ace.*, 1 toll ;nu so, hoiit y. For all of li.s i'!u:y situl all Hairnet \s iiiotia-y. Mack om.'t git to the place to which we Imvi* tiaoi ; 1!.. ......'I 11:1 1 ? -> -? ... i '1.1 Ulll^ llliu lil'Il l. Willi! his'n. ?Joe 1'oby. C.iil;sle, > 0. The pat tie? responsible f?r the outrages up ei e>n\ictlaboretsin Anderson C"? ntv have been formally ar? ra;i go 1 M tin1 grain! jury of the county and will be bronglit to trial, and in nil probability, punished. All of which i* there-suit of an exposure an uves?igati"ii and a re urn of fc:? undo within thirty days bv the citizens of Amhtsm c- unty and the [ re-mi uj: Judge of the circuit. Now tve inetrdy note this and hoj ( tha? he yellow j"Urit Is ?>f ihe North will l ithe s;iit e. ?.-p?eially the l'hihdd? ihia North A no rieun, which ha? tn.ivKi great hue and cry o\ er the eon lilioiis at (1 >hi i? kc*d that the Federal ovcrnuiei.t should intervtne to put i stop to the slavery that it is alleged vfis in pr.ictioo in defimco of the I'nited S ates C 'ti.vitution. And we vouM n*k the Notth American if it in show a e ueparibe | romptne-s of iction in the tocessary nfoiin-i. poltt eal aiid-mbi raise, in the good city if I'hiiade'phi i or tl te great Sta'e o! 'ennsylvania.?Evening Charleston 'os t. To Cure a Cold in One I);iy LVlovJ u.\a.O'".W'HTln scpon1 life nil lit 11 IfiV. V,*-' 'I l-l? V. A.\TJ;i>! to no {'; -( riii?s li ifiril<*r?. Jhsir>! , I'enirui 1 cation. Apply tit 11 Hi p I l M!:*< On K'E. Exocutjr's Notice. , All persons h iluing claims against ii cm lull* tif 1). \\ Fowler, deceased, { II present s uite to thj undersigned or before tbo loth djy of April tt, und all persons indented to said me will in.ike payment of same nt io to the undersigned. U \v. 1>. Fowi.kk, tr bukna v. ritkh, yo Cxeeutors of will of Ii. \V. Fowler. da lurcli 11, 1901. ll-8t p ot] NTED TO LIVE LONGER. *1 ro Tell3 \\ liy lie Diil Not (jive pa I ii S'oi m 11 Ion. i 'Lfjiuts, Ga , March 11. ? Arthur hen-, u n gin, has been ar- jj :t".( bofpte L n.t Stares (*o:i:nr.s> jrat . \ / lilianis i ir.-.v_ i with illicit di?- two g, ami itie i t ! .. i i i:i or ins casj froi !e I ! . rn:!;i r ; n'.i a* state of af- t at a Taviur u'liv noma. m, no r:a ayi:!i i\ v Mii'j ollicers do* * ?i a sti.l r.r ; In* a !iii- oi L >i> John- ..? ' a. .To. .1 >, w ?, arraigned x ' a a:a i:i luiiji", i at \v.i? dis rj.j, i .i i nud visis t,j;.r . man by he name of , :r m iii ; > i : .? ii^ro > hoa<o, put j -ti'.i i.aa-i i.i.s consent ai.il op t ir a; no-.. iu? j>r?iti sis. ftti v/.irr I- ii< o r?: i: ha luii Uiu iwrmiv rlio M r of th" 1 .iiid t ? ?lc as ^ air. i t - c' ^rii di i Muf. icaioij- Ma siu.\ i ha- becti arrested q rp 11111 ov. I' *' -uu.se ?: Arthur Stephens'arrest nnt'et tt ho w o in ihe house while the aecrct was :: iii.' on, ail i must have riah C yn/. t o he a'lt.iwtui proceed- this ci I'm 11 .i oi i not participate Gorlia 'i"i:s? va < not proven on lira, one of *, an.t e a s ifi-oli iI'ttvii. "a. h .a-f ill" sti'.l \vr * ^ . v.. p.u '. ii in the stand, l?ii Gke <m:. 'i - rnoay was svn:,, 0 a - :?1 i new a?? was a list' lie ,.n w, a, "ho d-. sind tj H libroi j." oepted. PX.NOWLEOGED CUil.T. A yo, cv Clini'nn Ai;.ilii*t 'I'Si. re a i'mmi I'.sinh i>hrii, street s i,.... .11 AM, Ala , March > * * , mis eldcp K, atos court horn yesterday 1). reco-mln . ? and \V. L Pruitt were f .nod said In conspiracy, wiiilo John A. "Won* other inciiibor of the same to Miss cored a pica of guilty. Deligh endants wore charged with a mossnj iring counterfeit luonev and jjer Boim, ing out warrants agapi.-t in* M|Btod ties charging that thec.aiu* passed upon them hy lao ioung un inst whom the watr.pn s v. i ; ? slje insw toy then beoatne witness"?in "Why, < ad tho whole purpo-e of tin- pleasure.' was to get witness fi-cs and "Well, t eutenoi ha* not yet Uvea ? Mempht >u the men. " - 55 * | NEGRO CAMP FIRED UPON. Cue Man Killed and Tlireo Other* Wounded. Branford, Fla., March 12.? Mr. Kel] Taylor of Call, Lafayetto county, ar< rived hero this afternoon, and report* that tho negroes at H. F. Scars & Co. '* still were lired upon last night. One man was instantly killed and three oth? ors were seriously wounded. A number of negroes hud gathered in front of one of tho slinuties aud were cooking supper on a lightwood-knot fire when tho shooting commenced. The parties who did the shooting stepped up in tho darkness till thoy were in raugo and lired. About 14 show wore 11 rod. The guns were loaded with buckshot. There were at least four men in the party that did tho shooting. Tracks of four persons wero soou where they came down the road and went up withiu 40 yards ot the negroes aud stopped. Then they turned and ran in tho direction of tho river. Tho outrage is thought by some to be tho result ol the strong prejudice aroused over the killing of Sheriff Matthis by o , negro, l^oar Mayo, a short time ago. ( rent Steel Combine Dividends. New York, March 11?It was an uuhuvjuvi iuuuy nu\c mo managers of the United States Steel corporation will declare dividends on tbo stock of the American S_teel and Wiro company and National Steel company, declared yesterday, to all proferrod stockholders of record March 2 and to holders of receipts for deposit with the now corporation. The dividend on the common stock of the American Steel and Wire company, as declared yesterday, goes with stock of March o, the last day for deposits with tho new corporation. The divideud is payablo April 2. If the common stockholders withhold shares to got dividends they will be barred from the now corporation. Detectives on the Case. Tampa, Fia., March 12.?Tho best detectives to be had in tho country are in tho city at work on tho assault made upon Georgo T. Chamberlain. He was assaulted about tho last of January, while iu his apartments at the corner of Ninth aveuuo and Fourteenth street. Ho never recovered from the severe .. ?,? received. The illness j 80iuiu?J?Blur. death is declared to ?bicU caused [^uf the wounds received irxssr1 ss ?o trial lor the crime. _ Adjusters Klx tlie Loss. | g,v ,XSAn. March 12.-Tue lossof the Virginia-Carolina Chounoal company by \ iifiiin" of the acid chamber I t-hn recent burning 01 1 , , . M'ani here lias been adjustedol its great p an her U placed %VSS ';Vd X i..Hs.... ??* ?*>? at $71,000 an, t deducted the 000 1- rora thisl* to fl value ^ ab,?ut jU. WO ^ort" o ^ melted do^.J* gr(mud. This will make the "?* lUu lUSUt* auce com panics about *.0,000. . , - -SXVT ' """ UrTS 'MoISteS, March 12.? Former Con* grossman \V. iv Fuller of West Union, this state, who was recently appointed by the president to the i>ositiou ol United States nsai-ruul attorney general, with a view of attending to the legal business of the Spanish claims commis* sion, telegraphed to the president today bis declination. Mr. Fullee's father recently died und the settlement of a large estate fnlls upon him, requiring all his time. 3Y A REAR-END COLLISION. >tie Man Killed and Six Others Injured, One Kstully. Chicago, March 12.?A rear-end oolsion between a time freight and stock ain on the Chicago and Northwestern ilroad at Arlington Heights, early t$iy, killed one man, fatally hurt at)* her niul injured five more. The list as follows; P Unknown stockman, dead. CI ward Smith, stockman, living M latine, will die. \.lberc Mlihrate, stockman, badly hurt >ut the head. " our stockmen, unities unknown. 'lio train had stopped on the main jk at Arliuflton m _ xutKUta to take on i cars of stook, when the tirno freight ji St. Paul crashed into tho ouboosa, ch was occupied by 14 stockmen eliug with the stock, tie engineer and firemen of the ?ht jumped und escaped injury, but stockmen, inuiiy of whom were ffl >p, were caught in tho wreck. le debris caught fire and three cars tho cabnoso were burned and 'ii ' number of head of stook was kilted he qollisioh. Tfadlc \yas bloqkeq ivornl hours. m iller MlnUter (iorlmfti Dead. r shall, Mich., March 19.?Hon, ? Gorhani, minister to Tho Hague ' President Grunt, and assistant ury of tho interior under Zacha^handler, died at his residence in ty last night from paralysis. Mr. in, who was 89 years of age, was tho oldest bankers in Michigan. mother Carnegie Llbrurv , gr r-.NvitLE, O., March 12.?Audrey tic has offered this city $15,<)OQfqr ry buildiug. The offer will be ^CDlanpuolnted. ung man of this dty rang up a cijuulnlunce of his In Court ;ome days ago, hut Instead of iwerlng the phono hersetf her ster (1U1 ho. The young man :ed the difference at once and a suave, mellow voice: t you please deliver n m?? n-? _ -.c0?#ge vmru f" ' IMS ted nt the proRpect of carrying ;e that might result in giving 1 Insight Into the relation that between her sister and tKS : m nt the other end of the llnp, 1 cred: certainly, with the greateat of ^ - 'W2?, ?& ] ell her to como to the phone.** h Hclmltar. ..