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SOAP! 50^ SOAP! AN IDEAL TOILET SO/ FROM AN EXCESS OF a ? r-a *.?-* > a cortnTiM Al> CLCUrtH I A30UK I PERFUMED JUST AS Y YESTERDAY AT Duke's Dt Opposite Ui Letter, Note , Bill Hads Or any other kind of , Job Work Neatly and promptly exc u ted at the Times Job Office, i. I H.G. BAILEY! MAKES IT A POINT TO J FURNISH THE BEST j. THE COUNTRY AFFORDS IN Beef, Mutton, Pork; AT HIS MARKET. |i The highest price paid for all . kiuda of Country Produce. Free Delivery to every part of\ town. t SEND IN YOUR ORDERS OR J RING UP NO 4. i H. G. Bailey.; Remember, Friends, You will always find a full line of Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Lard, Canned and Bottled Goods, Fresh ? Vegetables, and everything to be found in an up-to-date family Grocery, at my Store. - j fs: C JO18CC0S ana Ulgdis a opogiaiijr. J. T. SEXTON. Main Street. ( J>r. .T. <J. GOING OFFICE AT RESIDENCE ON MOUNTAIN STREET. SOUTH FROM DEPOT. ?OFFICE > HOURS 8 a. m. to 9 a, m. 4 to (> p.m. Rheumatism ! ?AND? j Skin Diseases Given special attention. Calls left either at oflice or at ZEMP'S PHARMACY will be promptly attended to. 31 y FLOUR! FLOUR! I can auppty all demands (or Flour, i also do I All Kinds of Sawing!, and have a supply of framing! lumber on hand. ('all and .see me when you want Flour or Lumber. W. E. RAY, MU.LER. ' ?nvtj>lnr yrm Invent or Improve: ;.? > jr< t^ <^YflATJMl>C?IMB#,COPYMfcHT or DESK'S , rtnCCTiON. Pewl iixxM, rkeicb or pilots. * ' ' AirIPF? examination ond Mvb'ff. t MOKON PATENTS EJBWSSS| *? O. A? SNOW & CO. WA8HINOTON, 0 C-f * '* ^ 1 -1 |-w| | LP! SOAP! SOAP! iP SHOULD BE FREE ALKALI OR GREASE. IENT OF THAT KIND? OU LIKE IT?RECEIVED Ug Store, lion Hotel. J CLOUGMjWALLACE. . #i? ATOENEY AT LAW. Rooms 1 and 2 upstairs, Foster Building, opposite Hotel after January 1st. 1801). 11 2598 1y. MONEY TO LOAN On Farming Lands. Long Time. Easy Payments. No Commission. Borrower pays nctual cost of perfecting Loan. E. K. PALMER, Columbia, S. C. J. Clough Wallace, Union, S. C. P. O. Box 288. 17?Gm Dr. C. W. AUSTELL, Physician and Surgeon, Offers his "professional services to he people of Union. Office in Bank Building. Leave calls at Uuiou 3rug Co. store or ring up Phone No [9 for prompt service. 15 41. DR. GEO. DOUGLASS, Physician and Surgeon. Offers his professional services to ,h? people of Union and vicinity. JfTice in Bank Building. Leave calls tt Union Drug Co.'s Store or ring up Phone No. 71. S-Gmoa ItALPII K. CARSON. II. L. SCAIFK. AR ; ON & SCAIFE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Special attention given to real esate and collections. CROWN TORRENCE M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Dfllca and apartments over Dnke't Drug 8tore. 44 6m. james munro. d. r. duncan c. i\. sanders. Munro, Duncan and Sanders attorneys at law. Office No, 4 Law Range, Unron, S. C. 5-ly J. A. Sawyer, Carrel II. Foster" Union. S. C. Jonesvilt.e. X. f! SAWYER & FOSTER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, JOXESFILLE, S. C. 43-ly. J. G. HUGHES, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Union, S. C. Office Opposite Court House to tuu di;af. A Itisli larty cured of hei Jeafness anrt noises in the heart by Dr. Nicholson's Artificial Ear Drums, jrave $10,000 to his Inst.ifllt.p so f.hut. <louf iioahIo nnaV.li. to prooure the ear Drums mnv have them free. Address No. 1*2,004, The Nicholson Institute, 7B0, Eighth Avenue, NHW Vork, IT. 8. A. 37-1 y Trespass Notice. All persons sre hereby warned not to liuii', cut timber, walk, ride, or haul through or in any other manner trespass a allow stock to graae cn any lands belonging to the undersigned in Uoggnsville township. Parties who dHreiiud I his notice wil lie prosecuted tor malicious tret pass. F. M. Fa Kit, I), t! Gist, D C. Gist, A at. 0 |t C. Gist, TiusUc, ROUND BARNS. Advnnlagri ClalmrJ I'or a lloaad Barn Inc^aliiu; HotiuU Siloa. I'rawiug sonfe comparisons iK'lweiu the round nud the square barn, Colonel F. 1>. Curtis of Wisconsin writes to I The National istockuiau mid Farmer Ins follows: A neighbor Is building one of the square order 30 by iU) feet, stone basement, stalls for 30 cuttle, frame about 20 feet high to foof, requiring 7,0<)0 feet of lumber for frame. It Is 180 feet around it and lias an area of 1,800 feet. A round burn 00 feet in diameter may have a stone basement and same height above,* more or less. It will not take half as much lumber for its frame uor half as much labor to frame and put it up and be vastly stronger when completed. The area or space it Incloses Is 2,700 feet?half as much again as the square one com par* oil with", uuil the iutji of tlic walls will be tho same. It will give space for 40 to 4." cattle stalls instead of hd in the aqua re barn, room for two round silos 10 feet each ill diameter, if properly tilled holding not less than .">00 tons, located as near as possible in the center of the circle of the stock to consume the silage, saving more than half of the labor of feeding silage when stored outside the stable. The plan of basement here pre,posed Is designed to make 110 to .">() cattle comfortable In winter. The outside circle represents the wall of the born. Preferably I would have a circular row of stalls around tlic outside, but this Is broken in upon to give room to drive in a horse and eart?drive around and out the same door to eleati out tlie -table. The stall partitions are to bo hung to a - by H> piece of 5tuddiug In tlte usuuger ami the hack end is to be II pi /Sic*t?f\ [ 5itoil?X \S 1 v- 'M 0>*MtTC?jjy OlAHwTBi ? 1 J \yIBMTg&y ^n*.m CtT.TIS r.ARN*. heM In place by a sort of stutl button, a by -I with one bolt to online it to the paitition. the ? :ub; ef the stud to slhle into slots i:i the Hoot* above and below, coiiliuing the cow in the stall by a chain behind her. Preferably I would grade into a bank 10 feet high above the basement, which would give spaee for a room between 1 11?* clnhln tin* nl'oeo It bo woll if wo can got an eight foot bank to ilrivo in over ibo basoiuent. 1 iottor if wo can pot 1(5 foot and still bottor if wo can pot 24 foot to tlio gabio. If a ridpo roof with a third pitch, it would pivo us about 20 foot to the rldpo of tlio roof whore wo would have a hay carrier. Our silos poinp into tlio earth ton foot lielow the stable oottld stop at tlio top iloor or could po some ton foot more to the support of the purlino. "liipli enough to weight Itself." A silo located as here reeotnmended is scarcely more than 20 feet front any of the stock. Sorvlnc Timothy. In my opinion there is no bettor way of getting a pood stand of timothy than to put the promul in pood order and sow the seed about the last week in September or tirst of October, one bushel to six acres. I have sown in corn the last time I worked the corn and p<<t tlie best kind of a stand of timothy and clover, remarks a correspondent i:i National Stockman. onicinl Crop It el urn*. The Aupust report of the government statistician shows the followinp averages of condition upon Aug. 1: Corn. S7."?; spring wheat, oii.4; oats. 8."; barley, Tl.ti; spring rye, 7?5; buckwheat, 87.!); potatoes. 88.2; timothy liny. 7!).!). The average condition of corn declinod two points during July, and on Aug. 1 it was 2.4 points lower than at the corresponding date last year, but .3 point higher than on Aug. 1, 18'.)N, and !.;'? points above tlie mean of August averages for the last ten years. The conditions in the principal states are O ... . 4 ll.liX IIM.I I...II.IIW1 ftv. m; uois, {)(?; I own. 1 < >r.; Missouri, 00: Kansas, 77. and Nebraska. No. lutrlug July there was an improvement of S joints in Ohio, it in Indiana, -i in Illinois and 3 In Iowa. On the other hand, tiiero was u decline of 2 poipts In Missouri, 8 in Ncbrosk# and 22 In Kansas. The average condition of spring . wheat improved 1.2 points during July, I but on Aug. 1 it was 27.2 points lower than nt the corresponding date last ' year, -in.l points lower than on Aug. 1, j J90S, and 27.8 points "below the mean : P|? t|i;: August average for the last ten | i years. The condition;} it) the priuci- j pal states tire as follows: Minnesota, f>S; North Dakota, 'Jo; Sontli Dakota, It); Nehraskn, (D; Iowa, 01. During July there was an improvement of It) points hi Minnesota, points In South Dakota ami 1 point in Iowa. On the other hand, there was a decline of fi points ip North Dakota am) of J points in Nebraska. The average condition of P!)tf3 declined point during July, and on Aug. I it was o.N points lower than at the Corresponding date last year, hut .N point higher than on Aug. 1. ISPS, ami J.7 points above the mean of the August averages for the last "ten years. Tl:e conditions in the principal states are as follows: New York. 8-1; Pennsylvania. n-J: Ohio. t).1: Michigan. 101; Indiana. tM: Illinois, t)7: Wisconsin. 77; MinncHotu. 57: Iowa. OO'.iMltaourl, 100; ! Kansas, hT. and Nebraska, I CANCER Sufferers from this horrible malady nearly always inherit itnot necessarily from the parents, but may be from some remote ancestor, for Cancer often runs through several generations. This deadly poison may lay dormant in the blood for years, or until you reach middle life, then the first little sore or ulcer makes its appearance? or a swollen gland in the breast, or some other part of the body, gives the first warning. To cure Cancer thoroughly and permanently all the poisonous virus must be liminated from the blood?every ve3tage >f it driven out. This S. S. S. does, and .s the only medicine that can reach deepseated, obstinate blood troubles like this. When all the poison has been forced out of the system the Cancer heals, and ths Ui^cttac uuvct icnum. Cancer beginsoften in a small way, as the following letter from Mrs. Shirer shows: A small pimple came on my law about an inch below tbe ear on the left side of my face. It gave me no pain or inconveneince, and I should have forgotten about it had it not begun to inflame and itch ; it would bleed a K, hp little, then scab over, but would not heal. This IMEl 'Kv' continued for some time, ttJ/.JW Tjl when my jaw began to vjl |4jL V 'M swell, b e c o m ing very ur painful. The Cancer be- ,-3g gan to eat and spread, 3a IBy*' 'Aft' until it was as large as a tfiaafcw ; .-'ifi half dollar,when heard ed to give it a fair trial, ^^RpEnflBB^ and it was leraarkahle what n wonderful effect " it bad from the vety beginning: theaore began to heal and after taking a few bottles disappeared entirely. This was two years ago ; theie are still no signs of the Cancer, and my general heatlb . ontinuca good.?Mrs. r. Skirf.r, i,a Plata, Ma ap^ is the greatest of all mv Kv ht/wl rmeifierc atirl the only one guaranteed purely vegetable. Send ^3^ for our free book ou Cancer, containing valuable and interesting information about this disease, and write our physicians about your case. W< make no charge for medical advice. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA. Fnnnr Frrati of Vvolte Gallbert. Mile. Yvette Guilbert In the heyday of her American success wns in splendid spirits. In crossing n certain district 011 Sunday she was unable to get a bottle of claret. "If 1 give It to you. liiadnme." /?nid the waiter. "1 shall have to go to jail." "Then go," said Mile. Guilbert cheerfully, "but first got me my claret." One afternoon In Chicago two blank cards were sent up to her by callers desiring her autograph. On the one she wrote. "Yvette Guilbert Is a very good singer." and on the other. "Yvette Guilbert is a very naughty singer." "Now." she said airily as she dropped them on the tray, "let thorn choose wheoeli is whceeli." Her wisdom was of n worldly description. "For who will give me bread when I no longer please by my songs. ?hn ilnnn I ,!/%...?'i ? niv u\ ui i ui iriuir i t'uuiu to America. an?l I come lilgh."?Saturday Eveulng I'ost. An ATI-fill I.oaa, At a fire in Cambridge. Mass.. an occupant of the damaged house was bewailing the loss of her par.v. Several firemen loined in a search far the m'ss lug poeketiiook. hut after spending some time in their quest were stul an successful. Finally I lie chief said to the woman: "How iiiui h was in I lie pocket hoot; Y As she answered. "Fifty cents." tie look f f disgust on the chief's lace war too I'videut (! he mistaki n. Many scions of Furopean royalty hold military comiuisslons before they are old enougli to walk. Getting HTBTTT ?? Thmf is all right, if you arc too fat; and all wrong, if too thin already. Fat, enough for your habit, is healthy; a little more, ct* less, is no great harm. Too fat, consult a doctor; too thin, persistently * 1 1 .1 tnm, no matter wnac cauec, raice Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil. There are many causes cf getting too thin; they all come under these two heads: overwork and under-digestion. Stop over-work, if you canj but, whether you can or nof, take Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil, to balance yourself with your work. You can't live on it?true?hut, by it, you can. There's a limit, however; you'll pay for it. Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is the readiest cure for ''can't eat," unless it comes of your doing no work--you can't long he well and strong, without some sort of activity. The genuine has e this picture on it, VwdjA take no other. If you have not 0nwl . tried it, send for free sample, Its a- ".lgHjC <{ greeable taste will aSTv , ? surprise you. -* &?-/lx I fl SCOTT # BOWNE ^>A) flL Chemists, \ U 13? 400 Pearl Street, gay fX. New York. OOo. end dl.OO?*JI druggist** i NEW STORE, LO You will always fiud at my place a fi FANCY AND FAMILY at prices that will defy competition, competition in prices. I will not be ud Bring He Your Cou and take away 16 lbs. Granulated Sugi Good Coffee for one dollar or a barrel o FINEST PATENT FI A full line of Canned Goods, Bottled Tobaccos, Cigars, etc., etc. YOURS FOR TRil c. p. sr Photogr Made at the old Squire Gallery next to 1 hnvfi tlifi riallprv Well equipped for the date Photograpf Of all sizes and styles. My prices are iruarnnteed. I also do enlarging of all sixes deliver the work in the most stylish and dura latest mouldings. DON'T N EQLHC' THIS OPPORTUN1T To get good work cheap. Your friends way and you regret that you have no late phi ^COME AT C Prompt attention give: N. K. McLANE, I UNION, S. Ditched the I'lstiop. "I remember ouoe driviny across the Nipii/ country with P.ishop writes Pev 1*011 Cyrus Towusend Hrady of "A Mlsslou nrv In the Ureal West" In the Iaidles' 1 ?V Home .lourtial. "while discussing the fust belo nature of the soul. That Is. the bishop keep a b was discussiny. I was only prompting -mr/~vti by a question now n:?.l then We were ' -LAJU on the rear seal of a wnyuti. with the MEA1 driver en tin* front seat It was a CAN> very dark nl*.:ht. In the middle of the bishop's exposition the wnyon took a 8 wild pinnae, there was :? crash, and GrOCei ovt-r we went into the tnmkiy ditch. " *1 bey year pardon, yen Is!* said the pjref. driver, who had retained control of the II horses as we scrambled to our fee|. '1 , was so interested iii hcariii the |uan and Wl diseussin my immortal soul, which 1 hardly ever knowed that I bad oue before. that I clean foryot where we was PPPP H ntt.l drove you plump iuto the tliteh.' " * " \ Wllltnu Victim, "Well. Mr Pickers." stiid l.ttwycr It reef, "your wife sues for divorce and asks $.".000 n year alimony. Of course Stonstl we will defend It." "No. Mr. Ilrcef. we will not defend." ^oia? replied Mr. Pifkers. "Hut that Is an enormous alimony." p j ok "Tlint's all rlylit. hut I am for peace r 045 nt any price."?Detroit Free Press. M Tlio Slcnrtl Petition. I "Wliot was that petition he was clrculatlnR?" asked the inquisitive man. "I don't know." replied the extremely a o polite man. "Why, you signed it when he naked Manufai you to." Laths fr "Of course I signed it. hut be'didn't nO-.lm nsk mo to rend It. you know."?Philip dolphin Record Probate Sales. A de ''ate ??f Smith Oarolinl, > able for f' (' "tit*. t within i l\ K. Foster in hiv own right and as limits o Administrator of Samuel Price, de- rent ceased, p aim iff uffice 0] against K e M-try Itice. e' a', Defendants. _ To sell lands in aid of assets ?W222! Jly a decree of the Probate (Xpirt, I \ill sell 10 i lie highest hid er. before Mi |||Jp eonit house do>r in Union, onsahsdiv J l| 5 in April, tax*, it. being 1 In-first Monday. dining thp legal hours for sa'e. all the vqaVE Jot of land located in the town ni Uni ? ?, f eo County of Union, State afore-wi-'. < .n- sondyo tabling two* and one-sixth acres. hi r? ?*** or lees, and known in tb?* i I . (J. Young'* Drtwkina prop ri? a- lo's Noh 14 1IT M?-d gh o nveyed ?n*di mc^mhI Samuel Price by L. O. Young Idh X vember, 1807, ; INM These lots will l#> sold nep-mbe pUta ' I j exlilbiUd on day of sale. On li?- f din v- L 0 I ins* terms towlt: One halt cash. bdnce '[T*. ?* on credit for twelve moni lis win. hitetvsi ? from date. The credit pmtton to I e a.-- You kn cured l?v b ?nd of purchaser or )?o p'iH?h era a d mortgage of tba po-nii^ wi'.d) When y< Pu cha-eis to pay for pHjiers, at mops iTonic li and recording. 'pr nted i Jason M. GKKRH. ibnimpij 10-3t Judge of Piob^te. ?rm. MONEYI ; to be hadon lono time axii two i nay leuiH. Secured by Mortgage on iently a iuiiiiTvud Fhtitk. Apnlv to street 0. D. BAHK8DALE, 101m p Lautms, 8, 0. D4f : i w prices! i ill' and complete liue of I {GROCERIES I I guarantee to meet all I tdersold. I ntry Produce ir to the dollar, B LOUR $4.5oq 'I Goods, Confectioneries yH lDE' I hth. i APHS I iew Bank Building. I now Ifl s latest up-to- 1 i Work. 1 reasonable and eatisfaction & and styles of finish, and can M ible frames, also handle the j'jj! and loved ones are passing ? otograph of them. >NCE.^?^ I n mail orders. M Photographer, 1 Store, New Goods. \1 ? ojiened a Family Grocery Stoi? w the I'oat OUice, where I will L till line of [R, SUGAR, COFFEE, ?, LARD, MOLASSES, TED GOODS, TOBACnd CIGARS, also Green ?<va T alert miii a A ?*wv a uu fi Class Beef Market ill pay Highest Price for Cattle, ELIVERY, PHONE 109. S. SMITH. w Cough and Work* off thc^\ lve Bromo-Quinine Tablet* cure ^ 11 one day. No cure no pay. cents. 43-1 umber, j METZ, Lexington, S. C,, jturer of Rough Lumber and om Long Leaf Yellow Tine. os V] Farm For Rent. si ruble two-horse farm, suit^^ truck farming,- lying jus^^ ? and outside the Incorporate >f the town. Parties wishing same will apply at The Times r to Mr. J. Q. Huqhks, on * IMf I PYRIGHTS AMD OK9IOIMI. I or bmlnow dlwt M | tlTOO, ?q?M ?* , i I sswzt %'.Bt,iag? S#J^: > '?! telui, ?S? , IIGGEBS^aEfeil iovv ?fe Tpkivg mi take drove.'a ta#tfU>as ?tiUl m'hiiw the foimula w plainly mi every hotlle showing that It t Iron and Quinine in a tasteleNi No cure no (my. fiOo. 4H-1 ' For Rent, lew six room pot taws ponrtM ^ nd desirably located on South Apply to w/mti ' J. 0. HvotlEA, Offloe opposite Court ttW > '* m