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Chainles. % ONLY $40.00 WH Regular Price $60.0( equal of any wheel on Also a beautiful line or Duke's 0 Opposite IJ UVLLWI , " l . Bill Hads Or any other kind of Job Work Neatly and promptly cxcuted at the Times Job Office. hTg. bailey MAKES T A POINT TO FURNISH THE BEST THE COUNTRY AFFORDS IN Beef, Mutton, Pork AT HIS MARKET. 1 1- ??l i. 1 .,11 1 ne iiigiitjsi piivu j'luu mi iui kinds of Country Produce. Free Delivery to every part of town. SEND IN YOUR ORDIRS OR RING UP NO 4. H. G. Bailey. Remember, Friends, You will always find a lull 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. Tobaccos and Cigars a Specialty. T T SPYTmT U ? ^ k. J JL m. A V/ Main Street. X>r. J.OfGOI.KG OFFICE AT RESIDENCE ON" MOUNTAIN STREET. SOUTH FROM DEPOT. ?OFFICE > HOURS9 a. m. to 1) a. m. 1 to (? p.m. Rheumatism ?AND? Skin Diseases Given special attention. Calls left either at office or at ZEMP'SPHARMACY will !>e promptly attended to. Mly FLOUR! FLOUR! I can supply all demands for Flour, i also do All Kinds of Sawing and have a sut p!> ?>f framing lumber on hand. ' all and see me when yon want Hour or Lumber. W. E. RAY, MILLER. ) ?nrthln(? > i i > | CAVEAT,C ' Yl !; :M orUI > \ SfftOfECflUN. ?'l?l ' !, r r'i.'KA jhov i J 1"T frrp cxumiIphi i ? < fI BOOK ON PATftTSr'AJ^&i rro. a. <?; : ,*? u coA ?P?umt L? w > era WAbrilNC> f C .'J , O < MONEY! TO I?B IIAI> ON I.ONC, TIME AMI) tHhy unnn. ctecMrtrl !>y on 1 iuproved Farna9. /vjuly!.. C. IX lXvllKSDA-l-E. I.ftiirPiw, H, C, s Bicycles IILE THEY LAST. 3, and guaranlecd the rhe market at any pric >. Chain Whecis on hand. ^ , I rug store, rnion 1-Intel. J. CLOUQHWALLACE. -a>vO? ATDcLYEY AT LAY/. r >u-us 1 u-hi 2 1(\<8!oi liu idiug, wiie rlot^l a^t Jiuuary int. 1899. 11 2o 98 ly. .MONEY TO LOAN On Farming Lands. Long Time. Lasy Payments. No Commission. I Sorrower pays actual cost of perfecting Loan. E. Iv. PALMER, Columbia, S. C. it / _ air. ,J. V. LOLull \> AI-LACE, Union, S. C. P. O. Box 288. 17?(>iu Dr. C. W. AUSTELL, Physician and Surgeon, Offers his professional cervices l > i the people of Uniou. Office ia B?ni j Building. Leave calls at Uu'ou I Drug Co. store or ring up Phone N J i 10 for prompt service. 15 41. KALPI1 K. CARSON. 11. L. SCAIFE. \ 1 SON & SCAIFE, ATTORNEYS AT LAV.'. Special attention given to real es- j ;ate and collections. : CROWN TQRHENCE AS. IT" PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. I Otilca and apartments 07er Duke's Drug Store. 44 6ra. ? ' james muxro. d. r. duncan* c. p. sanders. Niunro, Duncan and Sanders ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office No. 4 Law Range, Union i 8. C. r> ly J. A. Sawyer, Carrel 11. Poster, j Union*, S, C. Jovesvili.e, S. C. SAWYER & FOSTER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, JONESI IM.E, S. C. ! 43-ly. G. HUGHES, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Union, fS. C. I 'OfficeOpposite Court House j i TO THE DE il\ A i?i:*!i laffy cured of Inn tVafne-:s a < j noises in th- hy Dr. ichi-lso VArtificial Ear Drums, pave $10,DIM in , HIS IIIHTIMIW. S<? IIIHI (Mat liOOple UMH'iV [ to profiir- the ea> Drums mm have th n J free A?Mre?s N'.? 12,Mil, The Nieh ?#?? I'.siMute 7*0, IhuiiSli Avenue, N* Vorv, r K A 'M 1 A k uperb Grip Cure. s * Tmiln is a sup?rh O ! > ... I .mi".. ..t 11.1.. I? > ' -v- em I).h-s ir. <j i V <i . i It ?r " em era I *i" i?!*? ? I i . . s . ! i i ,V I III' HT-ft-i (|| - ? 1 Wilhiliu (li.V if. J-hirV:' H ' i oiini iexotid the p ?infc of - > i'liin h week, ruddy clweks i of |ieifeet, health. I'??c-* of) ii i iwey. A"k for Johns mi'* Old! .? i-\ -! Tonic. Take no'hiiirf else. l:My Notice to Trespassers A 1 p" i a s s?:e lien bv loih'dJeu < 1 r de tip.eor walk or in any m.hmi" : t r -p u;?o!i t. i ? Im-lr in !? ix ??nvi I" | i <1 l'i i- u t> ui>ships id tin- county ?> I ; Ii >. I!l!i ( ,iil ..SI ! ...... .. ?... I I ? l/M !'?i a I. I. JlS MM lit ir >?f l.tW Ml t j i? r.iji a otI i li? i?-- * ' l.i- v < i" \t|?, i M. I. I? ft > ill I. :Il' v Ml tilt*. IHOV t.f t!je l.i'V, i wi y v old! K>ii of lliis niiMcit. J NO. I'. I'lAOK For Rent. O .*> ti^v nix n><>!n coMmr* oirm? iii!y hi M ri?*?lci.b>y loca ?h1 on .*oniji jjifitvt Arpiy to J. O. Ilvoiijss, liMf O0lc6 opjioaite Court Mouse. * PILGRIM JOE TALKS. RECOUNTS THE FATE THAT BEFELL A MAN OF GUILE. I'f)P a Hricf Space lite Littler Won Trlit:tipliattl liver Ilie Worthy 1*11Kriio, l>tit JunIIcv at Last YluUIcatcd It-i Divine I'fitteliileB. (Copyright. by C. 15. Lewis.) I J.ail left tho liumlct of Dnwsonville behind 111e and was licailed fur the onterprisin town of High Hopes, when I eonus across a feller who was paciu off the land and ilrivin stakes. I halted my outfit and give him good day and said: "lie that liuildeth up a liearthstonc In the wilderness liclpeth to build up a nation." "Thiii's k'rect." !io says as ho loans <1:1 a wliool of my tintype wagon, "and lie that makotli the land to flourish is greater than a warrior In b'attle." Then I see that he was a foxy lookiu critter with self eonlhlonee in his eye, fell! WE COMK TOGETHER, and I began to doubt if lie was uieasurin fur a bcnrtlistone. lie puts on a look of humility after awblle and says: "The poor we liov always with lis. I?ost not thy heart ever go out fur the lowly and the unfortunate?" It d; th." says 1. "Even uow I am Journey hi about fur their benefit 1 take tintypes at 10 cents n take, and speak words of comfort and consolabliuii without cost." "I a in glad that we hcv met," he says as lie oilers uie his hand and a heni;:;n smile spreads over his face. "I had set out alone to lift up the dowutrodden, but am willin to make a partnership job of it. Come in with me, and we will gladden many hearts and reap the reward of virtue." "What's the programuiy?" "Here's about 500 acres of land. We will found the towu of (Had Cheer. In the town shall be 5.000 town lots, and of that number we will donate 500 to the poor. Then the poor will lift up their hands and call dowu blessings on our heads, ami the world at*Iarge will write our nauies on plates of bras. Venerable wayfarer, ITovidetiee seems to hev directed your foot .'?? j i.n.i uiicviiuu mai u f colli! ! together." * 11l does i!it' land belong to you 7" I asked. :s; :* ictnarkiu that a rabbit couldn't help I i;t leave tracks in tbu >\v. and. though they might lend to a !:; !!. i log. you couldn't alius lind him ".V : a lit ?1' i:." be replica. ' s :i w! ::t you golu to doV" ;?ti ; Ji- it i.p. lay out a town nud ' ante h?t- to the poor. The poor lir-t > :< an 1 y a nes't. We ortor make ' i tin".:saud dollars apiece before we l:ev i t l!y. Venerable fakir and one bor.-o philosopher, a fortune awaits thee, tilt thee down from thy vehicle and let e.s begin nusiness." In my imieieence of the badness of i hi' world, it took nie some time to understand what the old sinner was drivin at. When 1 had it from bis own lips that lie meant to gobble the land on a forget! deed and perpetrate a grand swindle on hundreds of bis feller bein's, I hastened to let him know ! that he bud made a mistake in me. i'lien lie ft 11 into indignation and spoke of toy ancestors in terms of reproach and dared me to descend from the wagon and lie pulverized. lie looked like a man who could hold his own in r. rough and tumble, but. trustin in that iinereenee of soul and integrity of music which Lev won me many victories >ver the cohorts of wickedness. I nr-' cepted the deli. We come together like two fulfill trees, and as the air was darkened with (lyin dust and sand ' my heart rejoiced. 1 believed 1 could wtillop that limb of wickedness in (l 11 #. i > t ll> !-- * " - ? ' ..i4 v iiiiuuti-n. imii. 111 a suutu'ii darkness full upon tliu land, und I Unuw no more fur nu hour. The man of sin line! reached my Bolnr plexus? while I was rcncliln fur his Jaw, and it had come to pasi tliat 1 was a licked man. As consciousness returned to me and I opened my eyes I felt to reflect thai: "He that Is without guile hath much to rejoice over, even if he does git wolloped now and then." And also: "It is better that one sparrow should fall to the ground than 500 poor folks should suffer." And again: "He who is conquered In battlln fur the right need not he cast down over ins ooroar." Willi that I rose up lo find that durln my unconsciousness tlie crafty sinner had driven away with my outfit agd was now only a spook down the dusty road Willi the hoss and wagon had gone my tintype outfit, my grasshopper in a hottle, my family almanacs and other relics, and I was left forlorn. He who hath integrity hath capital, hot it Isn't the sort of currency yon kin live on In Oklahoma. 1 hnd risen to foller on when several men rode up on hoss?% and one of 'em demanded of mM , I I ''Pilgrim, hntli seen a redheaded, fcxy j look 111 iiiau travolln this way?" "Of a surety I liatb," 1 replied. "Ho It Is who hath robbed nu? of my all. What hath he further done?" "liroke Jc!l, robbed a house and divers other things. Climb up behind uie t?n the saddle, and he shall be overtaken." And as we galloped forward In pursuit I said to uiyself that out of despair Is born hope, and out of hope you glnerally git at least half your money back If you hang to the track long enough. I also retlected that life Is full of changes and that the wise man Is one who is prepared fur a flip flop at a moment's notice. At the end of two hours we overtook the foxy man. He had reached the town of High Hopes and begun bigness. Ho had traded my tintype outfit fur a ilghtin dog and had swapped my ole boss fur a haltin mewl, and he was jest offcriu my cddlcated grasshopper in exchange fur a rat in a trap when vengeance descended upon him. He was a man of sand as well as craft. He made no kick that jestlce had overtaken him. 11 is attitude was eahn, and his smile lin! gored like a moruin frost on the north side of the barn as he held out his hand ' to mo ji nil sn Id "Yeuorable pilgrim mid guileless ; traveler, thy couiin lias lifted a burden 1 from my heart. Wilt promise me some| thin before my departure?" j "Truly 1 wilt." "I want thy promise to be kind to the poor. Out of thy bounty make them as happy as possible. If thou canst hornswaggle the public, let no : qualms of conscience stop thee, but when thou meetest a poor man divide with him and bring peace and comfort to his household. Let me shake thy hand in farewell." "Hut where are you goin?" 1 asked. Ilia smile was bland and his humility beautiful as he pointed to the clouds sailin o'er our heads and said: "I am called heuce. I caunot tarry." "But who's callin you?" lie pointed to the men who had journeyed along with me. They had a rope all ready and was patiently waitln fur him to say uis say. "Yes, he is called away," said the leader of the baud as he fingered the i rope with luvln hands. "It won't be tuu? uciuiv iji-* win uu ucymiu IU6 irou* blcs of this world, aud the flies of uext summer will be naught to him." Then they took the man nway toward a grove of cottonwoods. and I remained where I was to recover my own and to commune with myself. I felt to reflect that? "Man couicth up like a flower and Is hung by the neck." And also? "Craft and deceit are roller skates to help a man on his way, but sooner or later he strikes tlie Icy spot of InI tegritv and is flopped." And likewise? ' "Re not graspin after thy naybur's I pelf. What is thine ov.u may comfort i thee : what is tak?n without leave may I Btlek i:i thy throat." I After about an hour the land reI turned They had 1 - ft the rope and j the ?::::! 1 of guile I eliiiul. As they ! meuui. l their critt' ts i i ride homej ward the leader gave me his hatt l and , g. ntl.v vsid: | "IMgrim. go thy way and fear not lesiiee sometimes drags along like mo lasses in .January, but she moves ami moves, aud in the end the wicked are overcome and the Innerceut are fed on quail and toast." M Qiap. sorts t-i iv. ?o. "There Is h ,r.ml t> he a fy !:i tie honey." sa'd t ,1; ? date ! .:?!<!? ; clti:.< a "There's always i sum" circumstance that prevent?: j y from ' being c omplete." "What I; ttrouble now?" "The I !!: J?u;*?T ? f i ty ("immunity printed i,sy |?'.? .(>!- the ctlnr day." "T1 at v.s: < i ice " "Aim! It raid !:. I I tvnn one cf tli<? !>? v.hut i ? veryhr.dy :i?i w*; t!?nt my | f' v. an It li ar it l.nd spread heyr;::<! th.? c?!i!;:!rs ?;i* my native city r.:i:! \v;v; carry it ; light i t: t>> (lit* regions Ley,;; :| j tidid!" "Ti;e:t t!tey gat n bit rushed in the cT'. :::ul put my friend Wiggins' name t'.tidi i- t y picture." "*i !.:i, wr.s ri little unfortunate." "It i n't the . erst. Not at soul n :';<(! it i ri j t my wife. Ami nil i. . ;;'d \ as thai she didn't thin!; it lo ' V !: Si he Wiggins!"- Washington Nervo Food 11 i 1- -- ; ii \ ou nave neuralgia, ocou s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil will feed, the nerve that is caving for food?it is hungrv ? and set your whole body going again, in away to satisfv nerve and brain from your usuai food. That is c in c. If you are nervous frnci i-vj. table, you may only need more fat to cushion your nerves ? you are probably thin?and Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil will give you the fat, u> b. * crin with t-> Cure, so far. as it goes. Full cure is getting the Ci you neccl from usual food, ..nd Scott's Emulsion will help you, to that. If you hove uot trtc.i It, Aaml for f?c {<i (.<rv<cai>Ic tnut?? will c.ui?iUc yen. *Cfi"l'T * DOWNS, Ch?nttM?, 4?p?4f5 I c?rl WKti, Nrw Votk, JlfV. (tllU il Oil, Ml't lil ( NEW STORE, You will always lind at my plat FANCY AND FA ft at prices that will defy com pet i competition in prices. I will no Bring He Your and take away 10 lbs. Granulate Good Colfee for one dollar or a L FINEST PATEN A full line of Canned Goods, 1 Tobaccos, Cigars, etc., etc. YOURS FO C. D. J. One o room cottage on Mot Water Works, Fences, Barns air One o room cottage on Cliu Both of above are new ^?FOR SALE One 4-room cottage also or street? just built. Two 3 room cottages on Ar The biggest bargain y< outside of the corporate limits of be worth double what we ask foi A number nf nflipr linncoo r - X-. vv>*va. ?I VliiJV.kJ 1 Call and sec us if you Union investment i . . APPL T.E.BAILEY or A tlnrso's ClhuU'r*. A horse's Id'aide: < ere i!si:ill!,v crn cave <ui ili?' True. the surfaet usually is dead 1'hnlast t:r.t a'mo tis: i> m> ! .1 is'.imuu r of li^bt ps:sy in* n !'. <! d ft >1.1 th.m. I y eou S r;: 111 ? I: HI" si . this *'? ; I SUrf.lee Is limde none < : i< ?-i-st?*. t!i if lit I actual ly glossy i! 1 . Moreover. the hlilidits are i .l is >i_t id ail angle. so that us :t i:.t -.1 s I ; law of r.'tlertlon rays of !5i'i II in-r'iiiateil hy the coil vox sttt f. ? , i :.!! ( : .! int:> the eyes, net < I i I litis i.. tia .s of vision, lit'.t lit:.To i f !* ?'. : !,v .f i.Mh|i:i'ly ti c result is : i vca tttnre injurious r. s; . (. n a tin* vision is v <:il:i tiii' ; iii. i!: si ,.yi i|. Mi : ? over. tie is.in e lilin lers net only ivi't 11 '..alight. tatt tlic.v reflect ohjcels ns v eil vi I.::it a "1 >111>? horse sees i: : i :.'v ols.'eeis directly ahead of Itim. last has a raore or less hi 11 it e<) vi.-i ii i.i other ohjeets. inter mixing w:; ? and oval using tlie intake I of objects I efore him. and sis a cons? < j i ; in o I i. i-?*ii?lt*i-t*(1 uncertain in his movements siinl is easily snared No fill User proof of this Is needed Ilian tin* fait that si nervous horse with a reputation for shying ami running away Aften becomes tractable if the blinders* arc remo".id. because ho can then soo distinctly what before he could only see indistinctly and confusedly.?Our Animal Friends. A I'nxzler. All ancient epitaph in Latin in the chateau of <'hantilly, Frauce, may bo translated thus: Aclia t.aelia Crispts Neither niiin, nor woman, nor hermaphrodite, Neil her infant, young nor old, Neither >iu:-.te. depraved, nor modest, lint all three. Removed uuthei by hunger, sword or poison, Uui hv all. She lies neither in the thy nor In the water, t>ut everywhere, l.uriuft Agatha Crtspis. Xcitlier Inehninl. lover nor friend, Ihll all til.'SC. Neither wrejdnji nor rejoicing, l!ut hoth. Has erected this, neither u mausoleum. a pvramid i. r a * |nil< Iter. Ilut all three, Poth knowing ate! not knowing to whom he ha'.h or < led It. This it a t.nnli that hohls no hotly. This is a hotly held tit no lontli. Put is its own liody and its own mirth. Thr answer is not laiown, and so every nluiltlt' wit is Invit?>il to exerrlse Itself on the tonsil oltl puzzle. Komi* of India. Tlii" I3ast India company began. and nfterward the British government continued. tlie construction of roads In India, a id now all parts of the pe'uiuKula o <* wrll provided. C~ ONTRACTORS' ?T ^BUILDERS'^ t,o?WilL SUPPLIES. CMttirt, Iimi Btsau, 0?l?ma ?M Cka? 1*1 Iviw, IUd?, W?(gfeta, Twaka, Tow*r*. to. e.aai ?Ti/? S|< Manila l*M, IMU ls|t?N od Pnmp*. JmIi, Dsrrtsu, OrsH, OlaM IM \~2% N*I*h. or owl *** g?t? (mW |il?a|. -0M8HRP IRON W0RK818UPFLT GO. ? ?i iir ' r LOW PRICES. o a full and complete Hue of l!LY GROCERIES tion. I guarantee to meet all t be undersold. Country Produce d Sugar to the dollar, 10 lbs. >arrel of the T FLOUR $4.5O. ? [Bottled Goods, Confectioneries R TRADE, in ITH. SALE 11 * intain street, all improvements, v d other outhouses, rch street. Improved. and will be sold cheap. OR RENT.^^ie 3 room cottage near South * . I ' > chie street. it?2o acres of level land just the city. This property will r it in six months. * md lots not listed above. arc buying or selling. I Improvement Go. ,Y TO . . . R. L. McNALLY. New Store, New Goods. I l ave opeiml a Family Groreiy Stme jnstlielow tlia INi-fc Oilic*, vvh- re I will keep a full liue of FLOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE, MEAT, LARD, MOLASSES, CANNED GOODS, TOBACCOS and CIGARS, also Green Groceries. I also run a First-Class Beef Market and will pay Highest Price foy Cattle. FREE DELIVERY. PHONE 109,. J. S. SMITH, ' ir, i v - Lumber. A. B. METZ, Lexington, S. C,? Manufacturer of llcu?<h Lumbering Laths from Long Leaf Yellow Fine. nO-Hriios Farm For RenI. A desirable two-horse farm, suit* able for truck farming, lying just within und outside the incorporate limits of the town. Parties wishing (O rplit. anmn will nnnl? ?? Tt.? f"'"" ... -?..v ?? ' ? ? av i new iiHRH Office or to Mr. J. G. Hughes, on Law Range. 5-tf Prasad rCI jmL I J k|lli <1 w W * jP MI I lib M PU Jh^ CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS. COPYRIGHTS AND DESIGNS, i j Send your business direct taWaiblntlea, < 1 ], lavtK time, cost* less, better aerriee, | | My oSlco close to IT. B. Potent OSce. TUMI Dratlmta- ! . ' ary examinations made. Atty-s foe not dno antll wtwt < i < It secured. PERSONAL ATTENTION OIVKH- l# ftiM i ACTUAL EXPERIENCE. Book "How Vo ohtaln Ps?*W* ' 1, ote., tout ftoo. Patents procured through B. ?. BumTS ' i receive opoclal notfeo, without charge, intte ' 11 L? b. ClIbOLjlOjWA?HmQTON. P. ell Health Office Hour a. Will be hi my office, Al the Concert i ''.in 11? i, from 10 h. (q. to 12 m. every d*y, Sundays and holidays excepted, for the convenience of citizen* wishing burial permits or to. transact any other buainesa pertaining to the office, 20?tf. W. D. Ha*bi% NOTICE. ? ? ; I have bought a heavy draft wagon of 86,000 pounds capacity, and am now prepared to do ail klnde of heavy hauling or will hire out the wagon, 45?dm. I, W. auiBPBVi ' < -