Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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is r It means a 0]"^ and a gain There \* a good reason for I Ins sale sou mi busmen judgment demands a qui< Good.-. We hove too many of this and trouble. If one eottld guagc the public's ance sales, but that is far beyond the age < During this clearance sale prices 1 things aiv to go for far less than cost. A study of the items S: of the impel Ladies' All Wool Flannel Shirt Waist, r them out yuu got your choice lor Ladies' $13.50 and ?4 00 duckets, only a ft Ladies Silk Wai--, the regular 5.00 kind Ladies' Walking Skirts that arc cheap at to go at About 800 or 1,000 yards of Jeans worth have been reduced t > 10c, 121c, 18c and Efiaiiy eSsier sffensigs spailg TBjg , . ^''0 $ sJ -v-DR. I. M. 11 D E N Tf ST.Crown and Bridge Office Wori? a Specialty. Buffalo Mills nt Work. superior in in the Soul Mr. Editor:?As I have not noticed the as.si: that you have a correspondent >.t our oversetrs hustling little city, Buffalo, with your moved to I permission I will give you a fev the superii shots from t.iw. Mills and < The spinning and opening machines out daily t re in operation, and are running as running sn smoothly a.-- one could wish. The firs There lias been a grand rush of through tli operatives coming to Buffalo from came withi tlio four quarters, and it seems that exactly wh there is going to be an abundance of luted for i help on ihe ground-" to fill every well for > placo as vapilly a" '.he machinery is knowledge ready for work. ly as the ir As soon as the machinery in tho tried, cloth room is ready for work, the Tho worl shipment of goods will begin, as a road in ope considerable stock i-" already on bund as tho ele< ready for baling, and orders are al- sufficiently ready in. juries to pi The elevation of our town is a stood tliut guarantee of good health. Wo have on to Glen bad very little sickness bore and don't Fearing i expect to have much. inueh of yc The water works and sewerage is will close, in operation and pure and sparkling waste bask water Is supplied all over town. The again, electric lights are soon to be put in, we will then have a modern little town equipped with every convenience to be found in a city. l'acolet, J The Company store is already suc!l 51 v above tho lirst floor, and will be 'hmk [ will pushed rapidly to a finish. Lawyer ' Tlie office, a handsome and com- ^'',s.111 ' ?('.v modious building one story high, is y' J!n'' about ready for the roof. It is in UV' aie "l'.G keeping with tho up-to-date appear- Wiiii n? Mi nuc? oi an ino other work lobe found hack to (*ie around this line mil), which lias no two weekV. B1 ' 1111 Dr- Thaoher's I Mr. j! Um and Bloodl oiiie pain v Bg j pS? I r5 H Blood and Kidueys. Tones up I (treat the system, too. P?kin, Ja Your druggist ha* Dr. Tbacher's I IKlO'OO t?e B Liver and Blood Syrup and Dr. B ' . Thacbcr'a Liver Mcdiciue (dry) or ' . nininl B he can gel them. If he won't, fl p*laCft H send us 25c for a package or 60c for H Pekin. B a bottle. Dot Trr T*nr nr?t?ut rirat. (]oul> THACIIKR MEDICINE COMPANY, I o,!,. to *Mrk Chattanooga, Xeon. J r<^ t ^OWON.??'^ foss of dollars to us ot tiosiars to you. i. Not a flimsy one made up for this occasion, bu clearance of what is left of our Fall and Winte too few of that, and the "too few" make the wors tastes and demands there would be no need of clear :>f wireless telegraph and flyiilg machines. A*i 11 be reduced to actual cost in most instances, som< selow will give you an idea ol lance of this sale: egular price $1.25, Si.50 and $2.00, to close 75c jw left but your choice at $2, OC ? *)f I, your choice now lor L,,ut $4.00. flust a few of them left. They are 2.0C 15c, 25c ami 35c. It must he moved. The prices 20c. as pssl but too numerous to mention. a r -??v /-j Cross Key a Chronicles. AIR,^ ? jipirhii Mu. Kditor:?It has been quile i while since you <r your readers havi _ -vj- heatd fiom me. There has be?.u man; Banll 33uilamg- changes around and u)x>ut us. Some o TTr* inr ? P of us have gene through pi eat soirow ij II it ii. r>. some of us have been tried as if by lire but like ti no foldieis w? have fallen ii workmanship and finish lir.e ai.d aie lliankful for tiie peacefu lb. sunshine of 11)02 that has dawned on ou s'.iint supertntendeiit and tented ti id. with their families have There is no seiious sickness in ou liifTulo, and Mr Hurriman, midst. itendent of the two Union M"?y "f 1,3 are interested in what ou )f the Buffalo Mills, comes Jh\w,malie ?re doing at t ho Capitol o see that everything is Hiat gumd soldier and citizen Capt. J loothly and as it should. *; ""J1' *w. f materia . . # i ?u . hois made of when he enteis his ntotes cut of c nth to come .;Rili,)St, allowing any man who follows le null was weighed and L?-e and Jackson to ever be disfranchisu n a fow ounces of weighing <,r to sjend his last days in the j>on at Supt. Harriman calcu- house. The name of Douglass shook t to weigh. This speaks be p rpetuaUd as long as a deceiniau Ir. Harriman's thorough of the lost cause can be found. \V< of the business, especial- sometimes hear it said three ch? eia for } utchinory was new and un- hero, but allow us to say ten cheers fo Hon. J. T. Douglass, k of putting the electric Om reliool isin a tlourisliingcondition ration wiil begin as soon Hiss EthH VV alker, our Ieacher, deserve, itrician, Mr. Wiiburn, is l"a's'' ?f ?dl loveis of education fo; ' recovered from his in- 1'"' 11 iful woik she is doing bin jsh the work. It is under- ^ w'Ve an euteitainment at the sclioo ?, . . , , . nousc on Friday evening, the 7th of Feb the road is to be pushed tmr^ Ht 0ick)ckB; Thfc pubiic i; n Springs at an early date. cor(]ja|jy invited. that I have taken up too Knoch Kub.inks, of Lauren; >ur space for a beginner, I county, paid his daughter. iVlrs. W. II If this does not reach the .spus, a visit last week. lie is neariuj et you may hear from me hh seventy-i inth year. Was reared i; Buffalo Biij,. this county. I wish success to you, Mr. Editor, am 1 avoid Dots. youi readers this new year. |Tliauks?same to you and yours (an 27. Dear Editor-You gave Tommy.?Ed | rnrm welcome last week, I Thomas II. GoitB. liave to come again. t). II. Foster, from Union let on business last w-ek ADVERTISED LETTERS. ;on Wood, i>ookkee|>er at the returned back to 1'acolet, ? ? : ? na? * tt to welcome him back again ^a'n,,1?,n Post. Ofllce at Un 01 :. (ieorge Black bus letuiued mr the week coding Jan. 31st mson S. U. after a stay of 1902. at home. Abernathy, J A 1 Davis from Mt. Airy came Anal, A li uy. Biartdon. Lenny ie K-d>ers from Neaticiiy IJ-. sby, Mi.-s Mamie clos*" her bit i-h' ("eta, .1 J /iiiiri Venon is 1>ft"-?i g Miss Opt lia rit-U his awn, Iih h < been un- <\?ro, Snh-s'ns < for the. 1h-1 lew day's. E>'.?-s, II T e Scott lists ieo\<\l in Mis Elliott, Mi-<s Mary house on main s;r?<'t. Kineher, ilattie b?is of tlie band or' ITojo Gi'.flhi, Mrs Ella lay in the lbipt 1st church, llardre. J A tod is the preside.!it. .Tones, Mix Sallio Amos lias a very sore a-rn Kenney. VViilits I'kt. Kennedy, Miss Conyjaler I ah s, .lohrmie Treasure in Pekin. I^rvvi>, E 1' u 2.H?C'hinroG < Auoals have Morris, W T ue. to the value of over 100,- *^fS M.uv E Is in gold and silver which IMiillij**, Geo W in the women's quartets of Rogers, J Marion l>efore the court tied from Persons calling f..r the ah?,vo let ?ors will pleaee eay if advertised, and t (he ar;n:et of t)i - powei: ^j}j )>ft required to pay one cent foi trie city feel like having some .heir deliireru them because (hey did not ' ' i' ~ fT ? ? his buried treasure. J- Hunter. P. M. | Joncavillc Jottings. 'i no. hwoSe.n b'.izzard is upon us Sand Iii?* tins ur?: i .maing will; ice which has l'i * z idncw morning Faimeis have Ichi i:? doubt for some iiin? altonl ill" fall oatsbut they are now sum Unit they are nix ut hM killed. Wheat las been roiucwhal injured by i he ft wre winter a; d v ii on doubt ba a p?v.-r stand. The hard w inter, however, will I eip fbo la'ois us deep fre*zing is vi r> b;-i eficial'o i l-.iy lands ej-peeialiy. L?u!. little woik lets Lien done in til1 farms eo far, roost that farmers have rloa** was to get, tenants moved nod settled down and pre pare wood for the haul winter. TLero has bean bin little r-ickne?R t all hough tin; weather has been very inviting to gripp and pneumonia. Our l? ^A-\ i. iu tu^ll -* ?. 1 - J I Mr i n JO nrn utrw u VVilll ouuton* ?IF1Q SO lift*0 sickness makes it hard on th< in. t Mr. 11. W. I.ee, near ItogHriiO'ilSo. is very near death's door and has lieen for - sf-vosal days. lie isqnile eld and is ?uftYring from a second stroke of paralysis Ills t. wo daughters, M>s Miry !loyh\ of I.snveil, X. C., and Mrs. Martha * liecb, of Charlotte. N. ('., is at his bed side. 'J'liey came over kisi Sunday iu answer to a telegram. Mr. Editor, I very much enjoyed your " write up of your trip over the comity with the Auditor. I would enveigh f you in such atrip if the weather had not j been sou -id. It thru; is an.itliing I ivu* joy k is a trip in tie- country and visiting hospitable farmer's homes, and there are plenty of such homes all over our county. Mr. J. F. Aim an is moving into his new Commodious brick store where he will change his business into a company * store with the title '"The J. F. Almau ' Co." So much safe cracking and traiu robIbing makes one feel like there was no safety for man or money in this civilized country. The man that has money in his charge, although he may be as harmless as a (love, is in danger of his life. | ltev. David I lucks filled his pnlpit here I ^3 1 - ! -w r cjiilitrtV IilgUK Telephone. | l\tt* June Etchings. We are told of a rich old bachelor who in his young days used to go to church 3 arid looking at I he girls would sav: "Who is hero that I would have?" Nobody," ho would answer to himself, lie now goes to church jmd asks: "Who is here that I can gel?"' "Nobody," is the girls' auswov. Tin a about is fair play. The latest report from the wheat ciop in 1 hat it is generally killed out on red lands The Gaffii< y Ledger of Friday last contains a list of Company 13, 18th S. C. Regiment furnished by Miss Etlia (fames Cor. Sec , "John 1 lames" Chapter P. C., Joi esville, S. C. Mr. Janu s Gamer is building several houses on the place of Mr. A. S. and W. P. Douglass. One day this week (ho mail carrier on the loule fioui Union to this place compktiiied that he w*s run into by some patties ai d got bis buggy broken and . was eoiiSMiueutly detained for some time " a: d camv behind liiue. Time will bo sovetal veterans to attei d th<- Conf?derate Reunion at Dallas, Texas, la xt April if nothing happens, a The reads arc getting very bad. The u tains and i reez<*s have mane them almost y impassable in many places, f In a luiler from ltev. 11. P. .Smith, , Si:pi. of Home Missions, Ashevil'.e I'reai, hytery, N.- I learn that he litis been ii given a fivem six week's vacation wliich i ho will S|H-i.d among relatives and friends r in Sparta' lmrg (mu'-.ly Jle will also att1 nd the Charle ton Exposition, r James Woulbii ht, the miller at Tiinmso i'j mill, has caught some lino r li b that got fastened in the fot eboy at . lli.it mill. The water as it issued from . fmebay diew their lails* into the cracks 1 and they were held fast till faken out. t I understand that the Mount Joy jxo 1 p!e have secured Miss Minnie Boy.t, of 1 Cotnwell, Chester c.ntnty, as their r teacher. I congratulate them upon 1 theii choice and let 1 quite certain thai l thev wiil lied in li'T hum fnllv enmu'. ? tent .to discharge the duties she has asi sunned. r Hev and Mis. Sum Crccch and chU<1 < 11 spent Saturday night in tJits . neighborhood with friends. During his s stay he administered Use sacrament of r hiiptism to <1:0 of Mr. and Mis. It. A. * Fostvi's children. Mr. and Mrs. Creech 1 hi.ve si heat of fi lends in this community - who alwaja extend them a cordial weli come. Mis< Annie Miller, of Hock Hill, will * befcbj hei school here this si. in. She is rxft'rlni to linisli out. the term of M-?'. j \lc(.'alley who was called home on aci count of sickness in her family. Hev. W. II. White will preach at i Si-.lorn siext. Sabbath, Februnty 2nd, at 11 a. m , Hev. Mr. Creech preached an excellent sermon at Mesopotamia last Sunday to si largo aistl appreciative congiegation. The Christian Eisdeavor Society held its meeting sit the home of Mr and Mis. William Fowler yesterday evening. It was well attended and t he lesson topic, "Missions," ireeiy discussed by different 1 ineralieis. , The smallpox some has about subsidtd and no further fears ire ertertaii d as to its further spread. 1 i egret. exceedingly to learn that our f.i.md and comrade Mr. .lohu A Craulord, of Lock liar l, is unwell I worn \\i ;i iiim to the Memphis Meunion spiing aad found him to be a tirst-rute. v\ li.ile soul fellow. I hope he will im. able to lake i:i ti e i'atiitK, Texas, trip tbi jjaing. Souie of our nAigblxirs linislicd resowing their wheat last week. Vox. Teachers Examination. Office f5o. Supt. Kd., Union, S. 0. 1 lie examination fur Teachers certificates of qualitic ition will be held Brd Friday, (21st) February. Court House for colored and County Superintendent of Education's office for white applicants. I D. B. Fant, C. S. E. U. C. r 5 8t Subscribe for The Times. | "wamMmaMMnanaBaMMMrBUKUlKli ARE fSfe I' YOU ! DEAF? ' iJ: ALL C, ! DEAFNESS ARE NOVfe by our new invention. Only iikny ivubo&O UP f. a. wermah, of Gtr.tUnien . ? Being entirely cured of deafn e full history of ray case, to he used at your d:s< About five years ago tny right car began t my hearing in this ear entirely. I underwent a treatment for catarrh, for th her of physicians, among others, the most en only an operation could help me, and even ( then cease, but the hearing in the affected ear t I then saw your advertisement accidental) tnent. After I had used it only a few days act to-day, after five weeks, my hearing in the dist heartily and beg to remain Very truly y F. A Our treatment docs not inter/i advice free. YOU CAN CURE Y INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLINIC, To Road Overseers. You arc lwreby notified to go over your roads aud carefully examine nil bridges ou your respective sections and if iu need of repairs to do so at once in order to avoid any accidents. Respectfully, T. j. 1SETKN11AVGJI, Supi. .j. A. CllAMBKKS, C. (J. i. M, mobley, C. (J. 5-2t For Sale. A second band surrey in good condition. Terras easy. Apply at Times office. 5-6t. Citation to Kindred and Creditors. State of South Carolina, 1 County of Union. j By .Jason M. Greer. Esq., Prorate Judge. Whereas, LeUoy Greene has made sr.it to me to grant him Letters of Administration on the estate of and effect* of Joseph Garner, deceased. These are, therefoie, to ci'e and admonish all Ri.d singular the kindred and creditors of the said Joseph Garner, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Union C. II., South Carolina, on the loth day of Febiuary, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not he grantt d. Given under ray hand and seal thif 30th day of January, Anno Domini, 1902 Jason m. Greer, Probate .Judge. Published on the 31st day of Jauuary. 1902, in The Union Times. 5-2i Notice. On Fiiday, February 7th, 19C2, will meet at Murphy's bridge ou Fair Forest creek for the purpose of letting to tht lowest iveponsiblo bidder the repairing of said hi id go Specifications can lit seen at the bridge. Successful biddei win ue. icq Hired to give band double the ?mount of contract. Letting will take place at 12 o'clock m. T. J. Bktknbauqii, 5-2t Supervisor. L ?_xi . THERE'S NO EXCUSE for j ou to go about with that cough, w hen a small bottle of our cough mixture will cure it quickly, if taken according to directions. For co'd weather ills wo have cures that are reliable if taken in time. They don't cost much pi d they save dochn's bills. UNION DRUG CO. FREE! AT WC Any mother in Union Con Spoon, with baby's given nan any baby less than one year olc Free at the V Mother must come in person which is sent into the lactory, i must come and give a receipt ft Come While T Also with $1.00 Cash trad Picture or a Floral Framed Mil Also an Egg Carrier with traded at one time. This is th< also an Egg Keeper. Come an s. M. RICE, J fill ANY * bjBE? head Wr* NOISES? * A.SES OF HARD HEARING f CURABLE those born deaf arc incurable. m IR/iMFniATEl V nv -3B UBf I?V1 on mm* m m v a wmwm i BALTIMORE, 3AY8: Baltimore, Md.. March ya, 1901. ess, ll;anks to your treatment, 1 will now give you :retion. o 6in?y, and this kept ou getting worse, until I lost rec months, without any success, consulted n nutnlinent car specialist of this city, who told me that llint only tcinixuarily, that the head noises would vould Ik-, lost forever. y in a New York paper, and ordered yonr treatfording to your directions, the noises ceased, and ?ascd car has been entirely restored. I thank you ours, t. WItRMAN, 730 S. Broadway, Baltimore, Md. pre with your usual occupation, OURSELF AT HOME at%"5Krt'; 596 LA SALLE AVE., CHICAGO, ILL Sheriffs Sale. FOR FEBRUARY 1902. State of South Carolina, ) County of Union. } In obedience to an execution to me directed, I will sell before the Court house door, In the town of Union, on Monday, the 3rd day of February, A. L>. 1902, during tho legal hours of Sheiifl's sale, the following property tbwit: All that tract of land situated, lyiDg 1 and being in Bogansville township, comity and State aforesaid, known as the David Itobinpon place, containing one hundred and thirty-seven acres (137) more or less, bounded" on the North by CllHR. W Switt.'s PHtatji Knnth and WMt b}' J. P. Fincher, and on the East by .Jeff Smith and others. Levied on and to be sold as the property of David Rob1 ineon at the suit of Leander Armstrong, plaintiff, against David Robinson, de1 fendaut. Land to be sold at the risk of former purchaser, Ike Palmer, i 3-:it J. W. Sandkks, Sheriff. i | Seeds BEST TOR THE SOUTH. SEED POTATOES DUE OF OUR LEADING SPECIALTIES. We have thousands of barrel* in stock; the best flaine-grown and Virginia Second Crop Seed. Wood's 1902 Catalogue gives comparative crop results, both as to earliness and yield, with Maine- * grown and Second-crcup seed. It also contains much other usefal and valuable information about 1 Potatoes. Write for Catalogue and Special Potato Price List. Wood's Descriptive Catalogue for 1902 given reliable, practical, up-todate Information about all Seeds, giving not only descriptions, but the best crops to grow, moat successful ways of growing different cron*. ami mn?li nil." ?. ? r. E. 11., Prop. I formation of special interest \o every Trucker, Uardener an d Farmer. Mailed free upon request. T. W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. Truckers and Farmers requiring large quantities of seeds are requested to write for special prices. naMnaMSHM^^SSMHHHSSU For all forms of Malarial poisoning take Jaansaa's CliU anfeFever Tabic. A. talat of Malarial poisoniagin your blood m?m misery and failure. Blood medicines eAn't oura Malarial poisoning, Tbe entMotefer it Is Mswa'r reals. Oat a battle to-day. Costs 50 Cent? If It Cures* ^ Notice! NoticeI m All persons having claims against tho estate of Y. S. Bobo, deceased, must present them to the undersigned properly attested, and all parties indebted must make payment at once. Joseph A. Smith, Executor of the last Will and Testament of Y. S. Bobo, Deceased. 4-4tp. When you want the news read The Union Times, INDER STORE. mty can get a Solid Gold Babv " # le engraved on the handle, for I /onder Store. and make written application, uid upon return of spoon mother ?r spoon. his Offer Lasts. e we will give you a beautiful r ror of good size, while they' last. $20 in trade?need not all be } thing every one needs?-it is. d see it.