The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, January 24, 1902, Image 2
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^,i4> It means a toss
^7\\\ asid a gain of
Tlien- is a i;oo<I reason tor this .sale. Nol
soun.l 1m : a s- iu<lg/neiu ilenian*ha tjuick cl'.a
(jrOOus. We llrtVO tOO IlKlliy Of thJUld 100 I
trouble. II'one could guage tlie public's tastes :
a nee sale-. but that is far beyond (ho age of wire!
Dming this c'earunce sale prices will be
things are to go for far less than cost.
A study of the steins belov
of the important
L dies' All Wool Flannel ^hirt Waist, regular
thcan c?ut you g( t your choic for
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$
I tidies' ?J.oO and vl (ft) Jackets, only a few left
Ladu- i ^;!k W ai-', the r gular f'o.Ot) kind, your
LadcR \Ynlkin^ sliat arc ch? ap at & J.00.
to ;.; <> at
>\1 oni m () <?r j,(H)0 vaids of .'can.-; wcrtii 10c, '
have l-ecn reduced t> 10c, 12 'c, ISc and 20c.
Islsy e';?sr effsrings squally as g*
/ m$ ? yf~
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-% DR. 1. M. i j A I]
?DENTIST.
Crown and Bridge Office Bank
Work a Bnonialtv. TJ
i
Colored Subscriber.-i, phoUyiapli
i L.a- O .ens gallery, o
. , . . I uve'rii tlw Mutual di
'.Mite a munberof colore*! people I ? ,, ,,
hu'vo subscribed for The Times, urcell o.<l stano
recently. \Vo are glad to see this | ^ 0 over <>n factory ii
mow on t he par, of t he colored people j hauled it over with hi
Ifc s ; a't i' li?? it ion to fanniiuri/a ; w; : nwuu'ed .m a ret
the n't with rh" happenings oil
th;s fJit\ end time. We believe i' is a ' Largest ard pret
[!, i t!;'1 eg for tiiem to do. Man's j broideries ever broi
mind most !>e oetippi-d, there Is a be in first of inn.1
r '.1 r?- .ehin<ni! after iaformion Mutual Dry lioods <
in every hum-in being. Should this
inei ir.ation be discouraged, t he minds ! Maiion Mimm
of the lower ek-ruoi t of ma:, kind will ! '".st '? ?' "??
drift oil into channels which will i -ad ! J,1: h:!f W!'
them listiay and result m theiy dis- i ,l. f n,:iKW*
... J , , ... , ill in a war. 1 li s
com ,care, and harm. W e have no. lrtM ,?.d ht. ,,as ou,
tiCcd t in t he eoiii'imD s whore t he j j.,vs
colored peapk take nowspap *, there j
is ifruidi ! trouble with th?-rp, and j An > fl' if is \ eing
we rare!;-' In a. ??f u colored mad* r of j I' like at IJofTaio
nev/apupMri getting into diHieuit ie?-. p' v "ml " -lioul
Wh^n- a colored man begins reading " : placo und wc
newspapers regularly, lie liads em- I'lnnioL-is wiil sue*.
pioynient for h:s mind after work
.hours are ot or, and ho soon learns In tie hU-m.ce of
tluttf he is killing two birds with one p..-i,,rof tli.* lii;-t J
sto up. 1 le is cdticuing himself while Ib.i-ri, his turpi' v
lie ia,k p:i)l* ; lfOed it- to the news j. ,'{?% ' W. 11.
Of g<yitjr d > -.t i .?.?, a ei * he h inpeiiiugs j ! two ab'.e and
of the d?JV J'<v ry colored reader should ! in .. nii-c ai.-l iii jlit. i
eneoncR.;-' ' ' < cninr:d friends to t:iU| ^ 'i'1
a noxvsp iper lie vill l>\ ho doing do i ,w
a kindly uet for h. a friend and make
a hi tter i- .ti;:. r; of hirn for the comu- *ic?v? l-ron
nily in which he lives.
M r. Kditor: ?'I lici
* ' ! ing after spilt milk.
1.. H : V "8C ^?r ' .M|!"n
SSlI ?.r' Thaehor'# i j dangerous (/illIies ' n
?? ' Lr.'cr^Blood llVSr'^BIOOdl 1"1-.
Kj#*;| syiwp WWKEj Qwmn Ja ' is useless when
K-o.'"' Am ' - pQ luck the stable
^8 comes?-it'sin a
kj 8 '..Si JZ1 M yellow package. Hj |[enrv Added nude
fit kt'ineiliber and L, who got. up in ti
????t Bjj get the genuiue m the woijld-be ruga
L* Dr. Thaclier's, ja twin-at them, hut
11^'*?S???KcbS| because that H dieir escape
:'^'.-\Zxr*&2& permanently ffl It is si id a cold w
cures all diseases of the I.iver, |S year U sine to fullBlood
and Kidneys. Tones up g 'ce this time. ' Oats
the system, too. 'ai)o;i, .',|| M1?
* Your dniRRs-t liai Dr. Thaclier's IVm-ili. 1 -.v..
a * t ii' > i 't. ruin i?r.
tS Thncbcr * J.iver Medicine (dry) or H '.'"IN ' "> mine i
?' he ciiu Ret them. If he won't, R ' lino. t'cttcr st''[> S
? send us25c for n package or50c for H to work,
c a bottle. Hot Try Voir I>rc?gltl Flr?t. g '"UCCl'SH to tilt' F,
K THiKKllVtK MKOTCIND COMPANY, I
( ' CliittluuooKrti Tenn. tf
^$^SBJU3KBBBSUSSBSBK0KKBKBI^ When yon want.
Uuion Times.
t
>A$ O N. ?" =ac^a'
of dollars to us ^4^
dollars to you.
t a liimsy one made up for this occasion, but
i ranee of what is left of our Fall and Winter
e\v of that, and the "too few" make the worst
and demands there would be no need of clearless
telegraph and flying machines,
reduced to actual cost in most instances, some
v #11! give you an idea of
;e of this sale:
price $1.'25, $1.50 and $2.00, to close 7?C
but your choice at $2, 00
2 50
choice now for
l,,wf o fn?f Af tlwm 1..C# rPK^? r\ r\*\
" uoi ? ii. \ji lijv iij iuii? i iiry uit; j l iii
?.UU
-?3c <)11< 1 :?5c. It must be moved. TJie prices
sod fewi Seenumerous fa mention.
R^- From, the tumtion.
The joung folks are having an ntiinable
time going aiouml to pound sne_
jerf. Mr. W. G. Gains gave a pour.d
SP^ hi|?|mr last week anil Mi. A. I), l'lexico
gave ore at. his home this week.
Builclm c- I Amelia GaDtiian, of Union, has been
^ vi itit'g relatives at this place.
lllon *"? C> Vr. !? (). White of Jtfesup, Ga., is
b ck heme for awhile.
gallery, known as Ih.ihy Horn w ho has n leg yard on Mr
? ,? \ A.G. White's place, is back again with
n main sticet be- .. cuiw trt iri, ? ? . ? Af
mo ran vvr v vuc < -uift' v. ?*.* .%-j ?
y gaol stare and iUn l>.r.
wits moved Tuos- Misses Sat ah Btiiivs A.ice ('ran ford,
ill Mr It >ht Mdlor ford Sidlie and Cairie Bailey, of I/Ockbait
mills, have been vUiung relative.s
team. 1 he gal.fr> jn paitr, Saturday m d Sunday.
, of at agon win els. Seme rollter hi ?>ke into the depot at
thin place list Saturday night, hut failed
tiest 1 i11?a (>f Km- to get anything.
ight to Union will Mr. S. (?, tisu't and sister have if
st week. Coine! tuund from Alia, when* they havebtei
Co. It on a visit. Moxy.
it. of Bogati-vil>, **"
'e a few days am*. ADVfcKTISiD LETTERS
ii wry unfortunate. ,
s lie ii is lost, in less Ro.oaii irig in the P >8t Office fit Umof
is a heavy blow to g. (f,,r the w? ok ending Jan 2-4 h
sincere sympathy in ig(p>
Allen, Mrs W E
made to establish a !!*ir,,er? *|iBB
It is vol \ nfces- hates, Miss Mary
d ho eatMl.iial.td at {Ja^len, .Tot'n.i'e
. . , i , .1,,, Burden, Mrs Carrie
have no doubt the onwcUs, Miss Kthcd
:eed m having one ?oupl08l?;Oeo.
Elliott, J no W (2)
Bov T. E. Mollis, Fowl or, Tony
de.hodist church in Barrett Mr
i.., % .? t* rectory. Mrs Jim
vi ii ' | " tiregory, Mrs Alice
Miller, v. ho prfach- (ijlllnm, Will
ii.teres!mg f-.-nmuis (ireen, Miss Francis
io large and altent- llenson, Arthur
Mernes. Miss Clara
Kondriek, Coleman
Littlefiehl, Miss Ella
, ii r .....
* i.oyeo, Finney
Mass, Mrs Katie
re is no need of cry- Miller, J S
Neither will it ho MoKiasick, .T W
countv to dread to Melton, N (J
f>r a broke no wag- O'Shields, G It
eidents w I tic 11 may henwiek, Mrs Sarah
-t I mister her most | itiehardson, Sam
the < irindall shoals I 1'o|?u, MrsG W
; I uckett, John
the node is stolen . Smith, Maggie
doors. On Friday ' Sartor, Mrs A ('
tried tf> steal Mr. 1 Sims. James
, being heard by t.is : ' homas, Mrs Sal lie
nietoget a peon at 1 Wilhurn, S II
es and also shot! Williams, James
iney niudo good ; t-- moih* c-t Hug foi i';- ai/veit
. . U.fft vril* p'i~.fe shv if an
inter, h ir?>nd wheat i .... ' j .
w. Fanners le1 ue w,l! h* req-iin d (o p;-y one iron* l?
.m tlrs seeM -n are ! their delivery.
ie have ^owed again. | ,J. (5. Riintkr P, M
n< iher f-inner. i ?
litrh getting it tliis '
i..noli ..11 .,,.,1 ....i For all foi ins or Malarial pnisonlnK take
mm It talk uml get Johnson's Chill and F.ver tonic. iCmlnt
of Mrlarlivl j*>is niin/ in yoor blood oiouns
.1,1 ,r ii'irs and its roirery and failure. Hlood no-die inns rall'l
' I. ,, our? Malarial poisoning- The antidote for
*' ' 1 it is Johnton'n foatc lint a but lie to-day.
', , Costs 50 Cents If It Cures*
tlie news rend h? >
l1 1
i Sautue lifting*.
i\ "1 lmve al?v:iys notio^l. Minus,
It h h ri?ky ihiiit* to do,
To taleulate aocotdiruj
To how look to >ou."
You niv.y "calculate" on Ivotv it !?i
to >ou and Hit n ''kicker'.'*
It' Maf tug ?o!(J is uniform this
I bwi a UilifoiUi(tft)
la jfrtlii'fx it !.?, lean's in court ?v <i ;
tu.jr llietn Iif.o .? ?it -it il:0>] (?.i? ;i ill
of court V
A (Jvii '.'K ia ;i ti?i:>j? lo ih-avy
jneSs. A porpoivi ;s a iln-ip ?o mil d:
Ifhiscs out oi thn vtiili?rV-.n
homemade dictionary.
A dull la/. ir pulls like the ti.ie-hief
a cold lncmintr, and I juwtln: primit
razor made tho "slravors" howl lit:
I Sioux Indian at a fcalp danc?.
Tlit 10 an a gocd many lings runn
every w-he to at largo their left can ea
them Very hkelv s >m" of thein :
ahc.'idy earning the oi l song "root I
or die." But if 1 was a fat. sIioh
would bat* to wauderhio far from ho
tlies hard tim#s.
T1.b papers mod not be always so f
of "Grass in the South" for wo lit
m il it and likely will see it in abtiudat
next summer, lint honestly we do*
raise it the tight way.
1 aw a goose lately that probably v
T.(pt as zealously as if it was tlio one i i
laid the golden egg. But 1 don't thi
a goose lays anythingmuch hut ciopswaste?when
th y cat) get at thetn.
Saturday last there was a "spirt" g
nir.g cotton and one could see wage
hau'ding to the gin as if in the f
months. I nckou this was the last
the crop to l>c ginned.
< 'olloti h? <1 has been coming in to s
quite lively the past few days. They :
bringing better prices than hemoioi
Too late to give good prices now local
the bulk of sales, blood cannot be golt
out of a turnip. Seed are nearly
gone.
Auditor J no. G Farr accompanied
the Editor of The '1 hies were in t>a
tuc on the 18th. libera weic not. vt
mm.y win) gave in" their property <
thai day. I had the pleasuie of talki
awhile with the Editor who camo
where 1 was at work
The new coire>.p..nde?t, "B1
Moni.taiii," asked the ques'ion wht
.is B. 11 and Iley Denver Why 1 ha
been liglr here tegular for quito aw hi
but 11. 13. seems about to dt-sert'us. Y'
ought to know you are vtry near tin
1 gtitss perhaps the gil ls have got hi)
You must try to conic again, i form
tin* conclusion from one lilt)" woid
jour letter that you ate a gui. An
light?
A person giu see various things lak
to a wood and blacksmith shop to
"mended" and there are several jok
about ir, but last week I actually saw
boy take a pair of susjiendeis to the ah
at this place to be "mended." The pi
jsietot su>s ho would not be surprised
get n pair of pants to lie jiatched
There ia an old saying "little but loud
Sonv* one in this place has a little j
that is "little hut loud," if not so lou
lionise. I thought ! heaid a big freig
engine exhausting in the shop yaid a
j>M Iiuvi'inrr Oil! v,lC VIOOT 1*1 see
was up aaw ti e pig passing and gruntw
and I know that jug ran "exhaust"
hoaiM i-s a freight locomotive.
1 do not know as Satan has a jiarat
alny 01 no' but I was thinking that if
was iiji heir this cold weather the <
chap would have froze to death,
coual not do much work up here as I
ciin.ate would not suit him, hut iu
? dice he niuirt lie at home, lie might
wcil, jit-isonady, over iu the Idlulipp
Islands witli Uncle Sam's soldieia or
South Afiica with Lord Kitchener f?>i
ihot.e places ilev seem to be doing
woik. lie must surely have agents h
and faithful ones too, for his woik set
to be going on as if he was at it films
1 guess lie could get people to go o1
, io Klondike to solicit contributions
cmisiiants to liis zone.
You can hear of p< ople giving puzz
I conn hi.drums, ec., and there is 01
l;..Ve fs-en tluivl f..r liim. .
. cwi'i guei-s it. In buying cotton arm
, line why do our hotuc cottoa facto
make a difference in pi ices of while,
wh tc'ond dirty cotton mid then tak
to ih<-factory, dump it a lt<getln-r, ui
it into oi:o grade of cloth am sell .*t h
to the ptoducer of the staple at
i r.ee In olh^r words you may ha'
( very white bale ot cotton and a yol
Ude, tlic> will lmv the yellow l*a!
' oh, this is lough" at almost nothi
then mix it, I guess, with the wmte
: t*?] the cloth as the cloth of the hig!
Ctade i f i he cotton I do not think i
xac'ly fair unlets hy some process I
H ake it '*goud" at the factory.
J uru imalterably opposed to i
worship and tp worshiping a man
( (Uibc Lp has h-.en president, rating
rs a "hour," h "great big" and "go
plan, a statesman, when often ho
iiMChmc p .Iiiloian v. hose place has I
bought n?r hiio hy some schon
uionim men hjCriute they know he v??
woik f ;i tfiem?bis master. Many o
iiicn outside that ollie is just as go a
good, and now lon.e one is going tc
to get n pension of $2o,00L i>er jeui
ex-I'lisidMiis as long us they Jive.
I g' ess Us n the widows wi I g? ?*>'!
So 1 uckon we must In; "twnxt Ibeii
I and the deep s?a" anyway v.o t.d:
i X > doubt there aie many who v.i
j ?e v ll.ii g to do without the ;r:.. i
: 11.. \ !-v/i ?? ?. ?. . - f i. - ' -
j i o-.i II?*- i mi m in- |'i4 ?;i<; |i.
i 1 < i llice Im oi.e ei t-vo it rir.n.
11 lev UrMVK
Jtvc?Smith.
On Wednesday evening, January
nt flie Inane of the bride's mother, j
; 'I. Giles .-mitli, a pretty but quiet i
iling took place, l?ev. L. M. Hice,
the officiating minister, and .Mr. Ar
Lee anil Miss Sallio Florence Si
' , were tho contracting parties. Mr.
' is a son of Mr. Green J. Leo, of Go.*
; Hill. He isn kind, courteous and lu
" some young man, while the bride
jioiiu'ar and highly esteemed y<
lady of our city. \\ e extend eongr
lations and wish tho happy y<
coup e many years of happiness
prosperity.
An elegant supper was scrvod a
the ceremony. Only a few friends
side of the immediate families \
| present,
% 9.
R f:"2 V *
r (
<~ Bill? Z^vRh
h ALL. CAS
":'' DEAFNESS OR t
::'V . ake wow
1 < bv our new invention. Only tb
- mM NOISES GEAS
F. A. WERMAN, OF B
c s? t
Geirltimtn : ? being entirely cured of deafness,
ft full history of tity case, to l>c Used At your disereti
-> About Ave vcavs a'to mv right enr began to si
iii uiaearcnurtur.
X ui:<lci vrer.t n treatment lor catarrh, for three
her of )-hytici >ii v among others, the most etnisic
/ n|y nil operation cottM help i?ic, nud even that
It, i hen e -so', but the licis-iti* in the affected car wou!
rnri j li.cn saw your advertisement accidentally iti
lu f.cnt. Artor ) liad i.:.cvl it only a few days accord
*:? <]by. after five week.-, lit" i'clri.ir. i:i the dj?care
ujj ",'cs.rtily and beg to icttiaiu Vciy ttidy yonr.
Oi:r treat ir.ey.l *Joe~ r.o! cntrr/erc
ico .
,f >/ M-iinm-v.t and \?~Oi oif ; * .'
1 L a !vk r ,v. v .... ?Uv : ' ? *
Ivy Green Next Week. ' (
in- ^ ? 'iavP received a long nnd inter)n's
eating letter from our esteemed coraU
respondent. "Ivy Green," too Inte to
t>l get. in this issue, hs it is too good to "
cut down we will publish it In full rt
ell next week. Gome often "Ivy," your
ue letters lire welcomed by all our readre
ers and the editor. ["Union Girl" ^
cli ih Georgia is a daughter of Mr, P. D. Q
Lee.?En.l t'
[
Notice.
by
lM? On Friday January 21 '-'insl will meet a
,,y at Gist bridge on Tyger river, for the,
yn purpose of letting to the lowest reaphnaiblo "
bidder the building of approach to bridge
on south side of riveii .Spec' flea tie us will
be furnished at, place of letting. Letting
?e to be Ivid at 12 O'clock M Succes-ful -tr.
,,e bidder \\ ill lie required to give bond
V(. double the amt of controct, as required *
1,.^ by low. Will also let contract, for build- (]
ou irg low bridge at I lice br'd/e, on Fair j,
u Forest creek, Specifier' ions of which ^
u ran lie seen on d ?v of letting This bridge \
t(l will l>e let at Gist bridge also. g
Ui T. J. IJetknuauoh, t,
, i 8-2t Supr. IT. O.
"**' ~? 1 a
Assignee's Notice. c,
be * tl
es W. I. Going having executed a deed o
. h of assignment, for the benefit of bis cred- n
op .mm, ?:mi crcjiiiirs are hereby notified (_
o- Hint a meeting ol" the name is hereby b
lo called to I>e lit Id at the olllcn of Ilatnea j
& LinsecuiJ) at Union, S. C., January t,
2 >, 1002, at 10 o'clock a. m., for the j,
ng pmp.*e of apixiintimr an agent or agents ?,
d, to repreeeut them.- f(
;ht l. J. Names, ? r
iff - .rail. ?-r. . Assignee. 3
- S Have Just Received
)uho
A new shipment of that Exeelleut
i>!d Quality of
He
z Dress Flannels
do
iin; 04 inches wide, which I have been
nt running at
hi* 50 Cents Per Yard.
etc
aus This new lot goes at same figure,
elf. Come and get a dross from it while
veu it lasts. Also a
FINE LINE OF SILKS
ltw:
.e 1 AND
imd PEBBLE SHEVIOTS
IU*
less just received, which T am selling at
0 it >1 bargain.
s geo. w. going.
one 40-3mo.
i/e H '
. 1 .. . r, iimr.mtfrtrtttti* .
"h\ I A FREE PATTERN I
ill--, N (vour own neleolionl In pwn- ...i. 3
Ulid 3 scriber. Only 50 cents :i >c.ir. jjj
g MS CALL'S^
b. - ofinii in??b?ng Miirr-v":
in". A LAMTS' MAGAZINE. I ,
,wl" . Y. I
m A cfmj beautiful colored plates; lainM M ,
IS H la*nu)i)? | .drsssrpaklnc economics .fancy H
work; household hint*; fiction, etc. Suit- n I
' ** " aeribe to day, or, send V for latest copy I
, II,.. l.ady agent* wanted. Send (or trims. 5
L.. . Stylish, Reliable, Simple, tfp-ltv B
JU,U date, Economical An<1 Absolutely 9
' tiff Perfect-Fitting Paper Patterns.
"?. M- CALLiftk
fVi d BAZAR }
PATIHtHSlly
li'.lu All Searat Allowed and Perforation iltaw 8
j t [ the Basting ond Sewing lines
; Only to Sod ( eetts each-rone higl.et R
I " Ask for litem Sold in ntnriy etery ti'y 6
and town, or by mail It. m
K THE McCALL CO ,
II3-1P5-II7 West 31st St, At* vim* f
>S?? II I Ml I > I ?
Extension of Read Ncars End.
99 Dublin, Ga., Jan. 21.?'The work of
Mr?' ^,0 oxtc'UBl<>u ?f aeon, Dublin and
vtM|l Savannah 1 ail road to Vidalia, on tho
was Seaboard Air Line, is coming to a
tluir close. Only about 5 miles more of
nitii track remain to be laid, and it is nlLee
most certain that rcghlar trains will
V1 be running from Dublin to Savannah
'!? a by ^'s route by
utu- Don Carlof at Nice,
"mu Nice, .Jan. 21.?Don Carlos, the 9pan?
an'' ish pretender, by special permission of
the French government, has arrived
I here on a visit 10 his son Don Jaime,
...,* who is recovering from au attack of
diphtheria.
sp# my. - *
ok head !
noises?
ES OF .... |
ikRD HEARING '*
CURABLE
ose boru deaf are incurable. . .....
>E IMMEDIATELY.
ALTIMORg, SAYGl . J
Bat-timork, Md., Mnrch 30, 1901.
thanks to your treatment, I will now give you
ion. .
ug, and this kept cu getting worse, until J lost
month?, without any success, consulted n num.
lit ear specialist of this city, who told inethet
only temporarily, that the head noises wo*!d
Id be lost lorevbr.
1 a New Yorl: paper, and ordered Vour treating
to your directions. the noises censed, and
d car it.ss been entirely restored. I'.fhank yos
EBMA5T, 730 C-. IJrondway, Baltimore, Md.
itsnv.1 occujxiHoti,
C AT MfVflC at a nntninsl
-1 . cost, r>*
- 1 i- ?: t *
i. !? . ' . . ' j i cll
Guaranteed $90O *
Salary yearly.
Men and women of good address to
[ present us, aotne to travel appointing
erents, others for local work looking
fter our interest. $900 salary guaranteed
early; extra commissions and expouses,
apiit advancement, old established
ouse. Grand chance for earnest man
j- to secure pleasant, permanent positon,
liberal income in future. New,
rilliant lines. Write at once.
STANFORD PRBSS,
3 Church St., New Haven,
4?-8t.
"" Sheriff's Sale.
FOR FKD1UJARY 1902.
tate of South (Carolina, 1
County of Union. j
Iu obedience to an execution to bw
irected, I will sell before the cdurt
ou?e door, in the town of Union, on
tonday, the 3rd day of February, A.
>. 1902, during the legal hours of
heviiT's sale, the following property
owit: ,
AH that tract Of land situated, lying
nd being in Bogansville township,
ounty and State aforesaid, known as
tie David ltohinson plaoe. containing
ne hundred and thirty-seven acres (187)
sore or less, bounded on the Nertn by
Jims. W. Scott's estate, South and West
y J. P. Fincher, and on the East by
eff Smith and others. Levied on and
d lie sold as the property of David Robnson
at the suit of Leander Armstrong,
laintiff, against 'David Robinson, deendant.
Land to bo sold at the
isk of former purchaser, Ike Palmer.
-3t J. W. fANDKRS, Sheriff. '
I" Wood's Seeds! i
BEST FOR THE SOUTH*SEED
POTATOES
ONI OF OUR LEABINQ 8PEQIALTIEI*
We have thousands of barroU In
fetock; the best rialne-grown
and Virginia Second Crop Seed.
Wood's 1902 Catalogue gives
comparative crop results, both as
to earliness and yield, with Mainegrown
and' Second-crcg> eeed. It
also contains much other useful
and valuable information about
Potatoes. Write for Catalogue and
Special Potato Price List.
Wood's Descriptive Catalogue .
for 1902 gives reliable, practical, up-todate
information about all 8eeds,giving ' '
not only descriptions, but the beat crop*
to grow, most successful ways of growing
different crops, and much other In*
formation of special Interest to ?very
Trucker, Hardener and Farmer. Mailed
free upon request. 9
T.W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. - *
Truckers end Farmers requiring largo
quantities of seeds aro requested
to write for special prices. *
Notice of Final Discharge. ,
I will apply to Jason M. Greer,
of Probate in and for the cohnty of
Union, State of South Carolina, on Feb.
10th, 1902, for a Oral discharge as administrator
of the estate of Parkin Lan- /N
caster, late of Union connty. - 8. . V j
0., deceased. AH persons) having clajn^i
against said estate must present thai ,
properly attested >n or before said day
to me at West Springs or to my attor
T A 4-1 v* *?
ui-y, iMwyer, n-rq., n UniOB U.
II., or be forever barred.
W. A. Lancaster,
Adrnr. T,ark1n Lancaster, deceased
Jaouau 7ih, 1902. 2^31 /
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THERE'S NO EXCUSE
for veil to rrn nlmnf mill. ?i?? ?
_ f ..wuv ?f I?U tIKlb
when a muhII bottle of our oougb mixture
oiue it quickly, if taken
cordiFjr to directions. Vor co?d weather ^
dig we I;live curei that are reliable If
taken in time Thev don't cost much ? . " ^
and I liey tave doctors bills, ..
UNION DRUG CO. ?
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