The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, January 31, 1902, Image 6
Lettt, *-4-? Note
Bin Hads
Or tiny other kind of
Job Work
Neat ty and prompt!)' excuted
at the
Times Job Office.
Remsmbsr, Friends.
You will nlway.i lint I a full i
line of
c?i e i
r~i i.;;, '.uiitc,
Mcrat, Lard, Canned and
Bottled Goods, Fresh
Ve?(:*3>>k\S and CVLM Ylllillg
to i?i l ain*! in :m up-to-date |
family < <: v, .it niv Store, j
Tobaccos and Cigors n Specialty.!
] T SFYTiH-f i
9 J # A <t ' -A.X / 1. r* ?
Mi in street.
I>v, .7. ?. /?- ' c^ < m- !
oitki: at ;:-:siih;\oe o.v
Mountain street.
. or I'll I liOM DEPOT.
-office: HOURSt
v ir. to *. : :. 4 to <5 p.m.
Rheumat Ism
?AND?
^khi Diseases
Gi. -j-.v? xi attention.
Cads . ciii : a1, oflier or at
1 !?>|?\i ; m?.. ?i:s '< fhaumacy
Trii! l?e promptly attended to.
>1 y
FLOUR! FLOUR!
I ?. . supply all demands
for Flour. 1 also do
Aii Kinds of Sawing
ami hav : a supply of framing
lumber ;i hand. 1 have just
added
- TWO FINE 70-SAW GINS
and am reedy to do your
ginnii (*ive mc a call.
\V. C, RAY,
^ i ( .ji j ^ j f ^ <>
' < ' ' : rA" >*<>auy?i
ihwv .i . : 'vmiv j.aleut. J>
r\rc. />.!- co.I
J Pr .-V . V- fiNvTON. D Oj !
MONEY TO LOAN
On imp vrd ?. n. at 7 percent. Long
tlnu- I. -js i. So commission
**!:. C'>'. Apply *i>
lft-t"l" <J. l>. r.AUK ?I>Al,H, Ally.
I. -.im n.., S. C.
MMTMCTOWaa
rrt r?.-^ * *' "at.14. '*?rf r*. A*.
t'tXi Wtf t atA T.r^:. t rl^tSsr l.&it*w
tfi) ? w;s, .-I"m. r?nnaki. Cotit t <ut*
ft v ^
{ ^r-y ?*??* % - -;?v| v f'p,
? 'r * . ?j vj ii i i uy.
t i-crxyy;. .; >
F.ir/n Fot Kent.
A dov-iralde i vhnr-o farm, auitubif
for frock farming, lying just
within and outs . o tho incorporate|
limits of th town. Parties wishing
to rent sum': will :?p5>'y at> The Times
Offl?? or f oMr. J. O. tinoHES, on Law
Range. 5-tf
NOTICE.
I have bought r hoary draft wagon
f Uo.OfH) pounds capacity, and am
aow prepared to do-all kinds of heavy
hauling or will hire out the wagon.
Ut?"itr. J. W. (Ill/BEBT,
?V*"?s ?./. Lmiciiib; it uii\y i>c worm money.
Wi promptly oblaia U. W. an4 Foreign \
PATENTS
SPiLTPADE MARKS or return EN-1
TIRE attorney roe. :tend model, sketch 1
r photo end wo sond an IMMEDIATE
FREE report on patentability. ?vc give |
Ui. beat Irgal service and advice, and our
charges are moderate. Try lis.
SWIFT & CO.,
Pmtont Lawyers,
Opp. U.S. Patent Office,Washington, D.C.
J. CLOUGH WALLACE.
,
ATOttV?Y AT LAW.
!i< i? m 1-3 i |> stairs Fits'-2. '
ItlU'll K (AI-SJX. it. L. SAf'E.
CAR ON & SCAIFE.*
I
A: i'RNEYS AT LAW.
Special attention given to r'a? es- 1
lit:- Ai <! Cu'i ji''ion8.
" 3
J A MRS MIJ.VIvO. D. R. DUVCiN ;
C. P. SANDERS.
ftnro, Duncan and Sanders '
ATTORNEYS 'AT LAW.
O.Tiee No. 1 Law Hango. Union, \
8. 0. 5-ly j
D. E. HTDRICK, J. A SAWYFR. '
Spartanburg. Union.
H YD RICK & SAWYER, 2
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Unioa, S. C. ?
Officn Xo. 5, Law Range,
Wallace Building. /
21 y
J. G. HUGHES, I
ATTORNEY AT LAW, f
U n ion, S. C.
Officf. Opposite Court House j
vlONEY TO LOAN \
* *
On Farming Lands.
i iong Time. Easy Payments.
Xo Com mission. Borrower pays 8
actual cost of perfecting Loan. t
E. K. PALMER, \
Columbia, 8. C. v
.1. Cloi'oii Wallace, c
Union, 8. C. t
P. O. Box 288. 17?Bra *
UNION A V D GLRNX SPRINGS ^
R .111. ROA D COM PA NY
Schedule Effective No v. is, kjoo.
rutin No. 15 lii.ives
Un .i: Milll Station 6:15a. in.
Wives Rufi.'lo ' 0:27 a. ni
I'min X> 17 ltuves
Un.ou Mill Station 4:30 p. rn.
V rivei BnlT 'o 1:42 p in.
i'i on No. 10 k-;ivt\3
12:15 p. m. f
' rives I':, i Mi!! Station 12:27 ;> in *
i.vin No. IS irv.voa
Biiff.i'o 0:10 p. re.
\ * v: v .*< I ' '11 .f? M i!I *s1!?<t#yy\ i\*00 n n. A
Ail Trains I)lily ExceptSunday.
Union end Glenn Springs Hail- road
Co., is uu'.v prepated to handle all (
a- -eager i'-al height bu.-ine?s l?et\veen
i -ision and Buff do. All freight for Buf:. .!>?
will handled either from the
* mtlfern Hallway dej\>l or from the
Union Cotton Mill Station. Tickets to
BntTVo will be sold at the Union Cotton
Mil? st ation. We now have a tir.st cVfc
puv-or.ver coach in operation,
t' 'Duncan, Geo. M. Wright,
President. thepi Manager.
"ar(7U^ v
A
I
The Humorous Narrative of a Quaint
Cape Cod Citizen's Trip. A
loh Thousand. Issued in Two Weeks.
Wri't. n anil 11 Ins tru tcil by Tbos. Fleming.
n
Wide margins. Heavy paper. Mar- s
:i 11 references. Unique in make, j;
shape and size. Containing over 400
aeeuroto pen sketches of the types of
visitors to the Exposition, including
the most unique portrait of Presi- dent
McKinlry ever made?drawn
from centre to c:rcumferer.ce witii
one lir.e. Tills is the only portrait of
its kind in tlie world. ' Mr. Fleming, ,s
who w.is?n eye-witness of the assussi- v
nation of the IVesidoi t, tells the story !
with a graphic, pen and pencil, both I
absolutely accurate. For sale at all s.
hook stores, or sent postpaid on ro- S
eeipt of prioo, $2.00.
NUTSHELL PUB. CO.,
50-301 New York City.
.Jvft
"f'm tiosr. I. ; I. .
0!) the < :>] -...li !' ! :. : .1 .: . i ..
body in ; nrth in i .. . u< .
ii.g. "a sal ! . : t ;
we all arc <; ??> a 1 '. of !<?.'
<1 '<1 you 0\( I Watch :> ( ('!,)! V < !' '.r; ;
build tla ir s;> it
Everybody !*??:*; . *? rrl':eii\: !;.
"Well.^l'll to 15 yon !'rt'.-i i
picks lip a .'-tick r.al ; ; ? <
nest, then r.oes av. r.y r'ler r
one. When lie's j,one. : i
flics to liis nest nr..! sleu!:: '!.? : U
When he gets laiek. b?' i i! ! She
second stick for nii!S ' '>
steal nml f :is after the .
lie doesn't And it. and when >: ; ;
back to his ne.it i n s *.!.e J 1
stick tone, ::! I he starts aflat : t j
scolding an i swear!:;;: i:i i !. f: ; . -a.
"By this tone I lie other th'evs !\:vc
been robbed, ton. and it <>v\;. I: ..es <
about three sticks w> pro around the ,
community and yet the whole Lie mod
colony powwowing Say, nin'l tlmt
human nature7"
Everybody looked reflectively away
?New York Press.
1 he only harmless, vegetable
bowel regulator, and liver vitalize
known.
As pleasant to the taste a
:andy, and as positive as the harsh
:st mineral. No gripe or pain.
83# tO, 25, 50 cents.
SOLD BY UNION DRUG CO.
UNION, 8. O.
?? I I
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Cond.n.P'l Schedule In Klfiol
Juno oOth, 1901.
^ 6TA*K>NS.
Lv. ChnrlfiafoTi II uo V ni J ^ n 1
^ Hurtvocrvilltf 12 00 n'l 7 41 a 1
^ Brftnohvllld '& 90 n ni J) 00 a i
" OranjwbufK 2 45 a in J -* ? j
" KlnKvlllO 4 Uo a 111 I0a? > I
Cv. ttnvanurth 1- JX) a ni. '2 y0 ? i
" BarnttAU 4 13 a ml mm
? Black .ij 13 -I ;J4_n m | 4 28 ?.1
Lv. Columbia 0 00 liii \} -''\ a.J
" Prosperity 7 14 a nij 12 ~0 nr
" Nowbcrry i 1-0 a in 1? 1*5 p i
Nlnoty-yix 8 ao a nil 1 > P 1
" Wroemvood H 50 ii m ~ lv p i
Ax. Hod^os 1) 15 a 111 3 2a j"
Ev7AUIh-vTiU- 8 -A a mj 1 45 P_r
AX. Bolton*. 10 10 a r.i, a" -v p i'
Lv. AniU'r-fOJ ? I ? o ia _ 2 4 > p i
dr. woenvui? 11 '2<> a ml 4 ii5 p n
Ui Atlanta.(Cfon.Tiino)| a 55 i? ml 9 Oo P_J
" " " i nKiiv T i)ailv
STATIONS. | I No. ! '.
LiV. < 4 recti v! lie t> -*0 p raj 9 -10 a n
" Piedmont 0 \) p in 10 oa a ii
" WllHanfslou _7 12 p ml 10 ~ * '*
Lr. Aiiflofaoa 7 *~5~~15~ p ml 11 18 an
>.Belton .777.7..7..7. i ... p in lo W
Lr. PonoUla 8 OS p in 11 10 a n
GrTAbhovltie 0 05 p ">| If Qj
jv. Hodges I 8 30 i? ml )i 26 n 11
[r. Hrcouweod I 8 ftO j> ni 11 r"" ft n
' Ntnotv-Pix ? 10 1> m 12 M p n
' Nev.diorry. 10 13 p in 1 10 p u
" Prosperity ! 10 53 p in 1 24 p n
" Columbia i 11 ?0 p m g -to i> it
[Trillin-lev] :i<! i :: a m 2 a ?
" linrtiwe;! | 8 07 a m 3 07 a it
" Uavaan h j s 50 a in 4 GO a n
~y. kiuKvu. a m 3 40 p ii
' Orange' urg ? 43 n in 4 43 p n
" BrAliuiivillO | 4 ? a in ft 26 i> ?
" Suminorvillo I ft 67 am 0 42 p s:
ir. Chorlostou ' ^ '*) 11 ,:1 ~ P !!
Dailyi Dailyl Dailyi Dftlh
To 13.No.!1 Ml';.11 My:
1 nop, 7 Ww Lv..Cl>'irio-?L':i..Ar I 30 p 7 0):
2 Oun| 7 41 : .! ' SiontnorViSta " 0 p 5 5V i
2 00 R 9 O0-i| " .Tlrein-livil e. " 5 25 p 4 25 l
2 45o 9 ...a, " Orancolm rg " 1 4'! i> 8 4.3 j
4 0.7 a'10 2'- a, " Kingvillo " 3 top 2 32 :
2 1Va! I-v..Sfivannikli Ai 4 :
4 13n' " ..Haniu-i-ll . " 0 l?7 i
428a1. " ..B'rokville.. " 2 531
7 20 a il BO a . " ..Columbia.. " 2 15p 9 BO]
7 57 a 13 15 <> " ....Alston.... " 1 topi 8 50:
B 58 n 1 23 p " . Simttie.... " 12 lop 7 4'1\
B 15 r 2 00 p " Uni-ni " 11 87 a 7 I4|
0 34 ?] 2 22" ..Jonesvilie.. " 11 17 a 0 50 i
0 49.a 3 37 p " ....1'noolct .... " 11 05 a 0 121
0 "o iil 3 lop Ar Spartanburg T.v 10 95 a 0 15]
0 85 al 3 40 pj^vSpartmiJiniv ArjlO 23 a 0 I'.'j
2 00 p| 7 13 pi a \ -:hcvi!'.? ...Lv| 7 03 a 3 00;
"P" p. in. "A" a. m. *'H" night.
DOUBLE DAU.Y Still VICE BETWEEN
CHARLESTON A N D C? RESN v'lLLH.
FuMiae.n palace sleeping cam on Ti aimiii.iani
B, 87 and 3S, on A. nncli.'.tii vision. Dining car
n tl.c-io trains servo all minis ciirouto.
Train* leave Spartanburg, A. ?vs C. division
lOrtldxvir.d, 0:53 a.m., 3:3. p.m., 0:12 p. in.
Vestibule Limited) noil 0:.V> y>. in.; sou!!:
toiuid 12:'-0 a. in.. 8:15 p. in., 11 ;40 u. iu., t Vest:
iu!e Limited!. st:d 10:30 :s. r.i.
Trains leave Creotiville, A. and ('. <iivision
icrthboniid, 5 :.Y> a. in., 2:.'4 p. m. :uid5:10 p. in,
Vestibule Limited), uad c :33 p. ri.; seiitli
loiuid. 1:85 a. m.,4:30 p. ni., 12:40 p. in. (Vest)
iulo Limited), ond 11 -If) a. m.
Trains 15 and 1)?Pollniau Sleeping Cat
iet\vecn Charleston and Ashevillo.
Elegant PuPma* Drawing-Room &!ccpin
'are ootweon S?van.;?h and Ashovil'.e onront
ally bettveon .Tneksonvillo and Cincinnati.
Trains 13 and 14 Pullman Parlor Oars be
w*een Charleston and Ashcvilio.
rRANK S. (?AXN*ON. S. H. HAEDWICK,
Third V-P. 3s tien. Mgr., tH-u. J'as. Agent,
woehiugtoii, D. O. Wnsliiiufton, D, o.
W. H. TAVLOE, * R. W. HUNT,
Ask'. Gen. Pas. Ag\ lliv. Pti?. Apt.
At'wite, f-?s. Chavloaton, 8. O.
n ' V'
'.vijy \rxj JBOT
)har!estofi & Western Carolin;
Railway Company.
UUUSTA AND ASllES'iLLK Short Liu
Schedule in effect Oct. Oth. 1W1.
,cnvo Augusta 0 05am 2 53 pi
Vrrivc Greenwood 12 of pm
Anderson 7 10 pi
Laurens 140 pm ti ;V) hi
Greenville 325 pm 1130a:
Spartanburg 330 pm 9 00 a.
L ;iion 7 30 pm
saluda 5 33 pm
Mender.-fonviilc.. o II pin
Abbeville 7 15 pr.i
.cave Ashovllie 7 05 um
Union ft 15 am
Spartanburg 1215 pm 3 20 pi
Greenville 12 22 pm 1 45 pi
Laurens 12 45 pm 0 30 pi
Andor&on 7 25 ai
Greenwood 3 07 pm 9 00 pi
rrivo Augusta & 40 pm 1185 ai
lOaro Columbia Il20ai
Newberry 1242 pi
Clinton 1 25 pi
.rrivo Greenville 3 25 pi
Spartanburg 880 pi
,em . - [. rtied.uiK' 12 15 pi
Greenv llle 1222 pr
.rrive Clinton 2 22 pi
Newberry 3 00 pi
Columniu 4 30 pi
Fastest and Heat Lino between Newtoorr
nd Greenville, Spartan?.u g and Glen
prir.?fl.
Connection from Newhcrsy via Columb?
'uwborry an ? Laurens KaWw-y.
Fwanv information write
W. J CltAIG, Gen- ?'ar>s. Agt.,
Augusta, Ga.
T M tl."'*>7. TrafHo Manmrer.
Che:i]/ Rater,.
Southern Itailwav announces cxcui
ion rates for the winter season to tli
arious resorts of the Soutli. Ticket
re now on sale, with final return limi
lav <>1st, KM 12.
for detailed information as to rates
chcihilcs, etc., call on any ajrent of th
out hern railway or connections.
W. II. Tayi.OK,
A. C>. I'. A., Atlanta, (in.
Don't Force
Your Boccvels
with harsh minerals v/hicl
always leave bad after-effect
on the entire system, and when
their uce is persisted in, tend t<
completely wreck the stomacl
and bowels.
..'USE..
Edgar s Cathartic
Confections
fevi > it? ;
K* a ijUjlTCn
|C? '-1 '4 r v?s!j? ??%M
pi ^iiir?WH5*
: %^^DOOBlEpA!Ur
a .> iL t\ V I??
11 Cdwoen New York, Tampa, Atlanta,
!Ne Orleans and I'olnts South and
n West ^
n IX KFFKCT DKflttlBElt 1st, 11)01.
S T WARD.
ii T>ailv Daily
,l No. Ill No. 'ji7
'- l.v. N. ? York. 1' It 1! I ! ">" p 111 12 I"' :i HI
!} l.v, .'liii.i.l. Ii.lii.i, 1* It !!.. |> "I _ 7 20 II 111
'1 l.v. Iliunlrl, " "8~A"b.. 040a ill 10 &> f? hi
'1 l.v. i ttliimbitt ' 8 in a hi 1 OS a in
ji Ar. S vvaininii " 12 (l"> p in I Willi!
ii A . J/i-i:n?ii? illo " :t .mi j> hi 9 tif? n m
i, imiiii. " .Hill 1 in Ii .?'
- r "
Mi), 81 No, 4 I
l.v. .i York, N V i'&N | 7 33 in 8 .33 p in
l.v. I'lillii'l'IplifA " 10 IB w in 1120 pm
1 l.v, IVirliOMoulli,S A I# Ity K dii |i lit IT20 n in
I l.v. Wt lil m " 13 0.7 a ill 12 08 n III
i l.v. Noriina " 12 ? ia 1 :ci p in
j |,v. I i-i'.ili rsuii " I 2.7 a ill 2 85pm
; l.v. l:.il< l|*li " 2 So u hi 5". i> in
l.v. leiutln in 1'in s" 0"? ,i in G IS j>
j l.v. lli':.; ; " 03?nui 10 35pm 1
| l.v. < iir.-ler *' 9 13 l? III I 33 A in
I l.v. (iieenwonl " 11 Aii n iii I 13 a mi
I l.v. Alliens " 2 IS p iii t> I.'I :i in
I Ar. Atlanta ". > p ni 7 ao n in
Ar. N.isl.viiie, N C <V M I. :! I'ln in 'i |i m
Ar. Mi iiipiiiit I 13 |> in H 25 ;l m
NORTH WAf-f D
I 'ni! y rmilv .
No. 34 No, ss
l.v. Memphis, N C A SI 1/ 12 13 noun 0 00 |i ill
l.v, Niwlivil!.' 7 30 |i in 9 30 a in
l.v. .Mini In, H A I. Ky 12 i o noun 8 On p in , #i
Ar. Allien.! " 2 57 p in 12 21 |i in
\ r. 11 reen we.hl " 5 19 p m 2 117 u ni
r\ r. Chi ntcr 7 20 p iii I Ul n ui
i.v, li anile t " iu iii p ni 7-iii a ni
l.v. Sinillu in Pines " II 33 pin .8 8 In :il
l.v. Kulefgli " I 33 n in II 03 a m
l.v. lit nilersiitl " 3 07 a in 1233 pin
l.v. N.nlina " 3 .35 a in 1 2.7 p in
l.v. Welilun " 3!',0 a m 2 40 p in
Ar. Portsmouth " 7 13 a ill 5 23 p Ul
\r. 1 hlia'iiiii i, N Y iVS n j 3 -iii p m to n in
Ar. New 7 'irk " 8 1"> p III 8 00 u ill
Nil. *.4 No, ( G
l.v, 'I'aMp.i SA I. Ity 9 00 pm 8 00 a iii
l.v. .lat kMinvillo l'MO a ni 7 10 p in
l.v, N.i .'lliiull " I V> p ill 1130pm
l.v. ( "eluiiil.ia j> " 7 I'd p in 4 10am
l.v. tlamlet " to 40 p in 7 25 a :u
l.v. southern Pines " 1183pm 8 17 am,
l.v. It.iii i.;li " I 3.3 a iii 10 20 am j
l.v. Itelulcrsiin " 8 07 a in II 32 a iii '
1 1.1. Niu'iiiin ' 85"iani 12 15 p u: j
* l.v. i'.p i ci. in?? " r>5iaiu 2 20 p m I
Ar. Itieliiitiuiil " C> "5 a ni 3(5 p in
Ar. \\ a-iiiu;;t?ii, W S Ity 10 In am 0 85 pin
;i Ar. I'allim.'i. Pit It 11 25 a in 1125 pm
" .>r I liil it. Ijiliia " 1 3.0 p in 2 50 a ill
Ar. Now York " 4 13 |i m 030 A lu
i, Note,?f llatly Kxeopt Suntliiy, >
Jii'ii tral Time, (Kaatern Time,
f. R. E. I.. 11UNC11,
General Passenger Agent. I
" PICKINGS FROM FICTION. |
"Counting the cost" of sins anil follies
Is always a liard sum In arithmetic.
?"Trinity Bolls."
Good cooks arc more in demand than j
tiiniis uu'se uays.? me Templing or
" Father Anthony."
- One has often to draw upon the imagiuation
even in serious "realism."?
;i_ "Confessions of u Caricaturist."
There's nothing eo good to brush
away the cobwebs of scruples as the
1 pleasures of life.?"Doris Kingslcy."
Wherever a man strays aside from
the beaten path there be lintls the devil
p waiting for him.?"The Cod Seeker."
There is no advantage In being poor
- If you can't be common. It would be
p like being well off without a taste for
music or artichokes.?"The Last of the
? Knickerbockers."
u And I at least atn fair to confess that
lJ the sensation of having once again
clean, smart clothes upon my person
gave a wonderful impetus to my self
~ esteem.?"Love's Itinerary."
Seems to me the Almighty just wants
n a feller to do the right thing by his
^ neighbor and not be too independent,
i) but go 'long kind o' humble like and
P keep clean.?"The Man From GleugarI
ry."
u Never be a-wasting your time a-thlnk"
ing where a woman is concerned. When
ri her heart steps up and lays hold (ho
a reins, the steed gallops to the goal;
y she's always time to think after she's
p acted.?"Mj- Lady Peggy Goes to
> UOWU."
I)
h Why ntff Fifth Get Awny.
It is perfectly plain that large Ash
are more apt to escape than small ones.
Their weight and activity, combined
with the increased trickiness and resourcefulness
of age and experience, of
course greatly Increase their ability to
P. tear out the hook and enhance the dano
ger that their antics will expose a fatal
h weakness In hook, leader, lino or rod.
it Another presumption which must be
regretfully mentioned arises from tlio
'? fact that In many cases it is the eu0
counter with a large fish which causes
such excitement and such distraction
or perversion of judgment as leads the
fisherman to do the wrong thing or fall
to do the right thing at the critical instant.?
(Jrover Cleveland in Saturday
Evening l'ost
A Trnfnlienr Incident.
There is a most striking and remark*
s ablo passage in the journals of Captain
t Frederick Hoffman which have been
published under the titJe of "A Sailor
of King George."
1 In giving his account of the concluding
phase of Trafalgar Captain Hoffman.
who was on board ('olllnirwood's
ship, says: "1 must not omit that when
tlie commander of tlie French fleet,
A <1 in! i :i I Villonouve. was brought
alongside us instead of the Victory, he
wait iiiforiued it was not Nelson's ship.
'My tiod.' said he, 'you are nil Nol,
sons!'"?London (Jlobe.
f _ _
' Qnlte IntpIllKcal,
WnttR?1 tell you, old man. I saw
jj li.e most remurhnhle exhibition of nuInial
I:ite!!i<;iM?ce today thai could W
" biaj'.liteil
1'olts What was It7
Walts A bride and bridegroom start*
od from the home across the street in
which I live, and one of the horses attached
lj the carriage threw n shoe.
Now, wiiUi do you think of that?
509ACRES
Of*fc>e?t lancl in tlie county for
eale. I offer my
M E N G PLACE 1
On extremely
REASONABLE TERMS.
The place has an excellent nine room dwelling with tight
tenant houses and nil the conveniences of a country home.
I? AT TO T> 7fOnm to TTfo
* i noi ujiEjO* <
One of 140 acres with a bull and pig tight fence. The
place is four miles east of town on the road to Lockhart Shoak
between the Little and Big Brown's creek.
For terms apply to
THE TIMES OFFICE or to T. K. PALMER,
Bargains in Real Estate.
7 acres in town belonging to estate of Judge Wallace an
Tosehe's Branch.
One 2 room cdttage near Knitting Mil paying big intareat
on our price.
The Lnmplcy residence on Church street.
One wide lot between R. NT. Sprouse and C. W. Whitlock.
Farms in different sections of the county.
We have what you want or will get it for you. ^
People's Real Estate Agency.
S!'.<*ep in Vnrlofl clothing:. The farmer of the nortliweat has long
One of the results of the intestlgrt- regarded his fur coat as an Indispensation
of a special committee of the So- bi0 part of his winter equipment, but
eioty of Arts into the question of book- nt>t until lately have we ever neon what
binding goes to show that sheepskin nhnnia lonrr k.v? ? ?
wuwuiv! ,V,Ify U|KV llU t V UVCli no WI1J1UUII
Is often used by bookbinders under as the fur cont for the man-viz, a long
very different names. They found cut, well fitting fur jacket for bis wife,
books bound nominally In Levaut mo- Tlio one we saw was made of coonskin,
voeco, bard grain morocco, straight had a blgh collar and was one of the
grain morocco, pigskin, calfskin, croco- most comfortablewnd appropriate windile
and alligator leathers, nil of wldcb ter wraps for a woman that could be
on close microscopic examination were imagined. There should be more of
found to be the ordinary common these put on the market, for they
sheepskin on which lind been stamped would find a ready sale, as they are
the special grains a ltd markings of the not expensive In the sense that woskins
they wore got up to imitate. The men's furs usually are.
committee, however, were satisfied . ;
that In many cases both the book- Modesty,
hinders and the librarians had bought nj understand," said the customer,
these leathers under the Impression "that you keep photygrafts of all the
that they were buying the genuine ar- prominent men." I
ticlo.?1 nndon CJlobe. . "lues, sir; we do," replied the dealer. :
"Well, my name's Hon. Jabe* #eriinw
lit:* -inn Pcn?>nn<?? l.lve. kins, mayor of Pettyvllle, IHlnoy. X*m?
Most of the Ituss'.an peasants pass a me have one o' mine."?Philadelphia .Jf|
great deal of their lives In workshops, press. * 1
where they work, eat and sleep, the a
same rent a sheltering a number and *rl
probably a pig in the bargain. There
are few beds. Instead, all around the
four walls <f the room is fixed what |g THE W ORLD'S
may bo literally described as a bench. Kg ^ tcot* rc^rnm B
It Is made of wood, and at this works ?g} vKbAl EST FEVBR
the peasant by day. nr.d on it he sleeps M
bv night, each man at his own spot gg McDlCINB# Pi
The conditions of the Russlaa work- K.J ~ m
shop or factory ami the Russian pvlson g| JJ?B
and military barracks, so tar as In- |g> Me fe?tt?r tk?a filtlx *mA HH
lerlor ni-rargemetUs are concerned, are g| Vti B
akin. Chairs tliero will also bo and a Ep yUodtd c?r*? *r? t? Mrlkfa? mu
table, rudely fashioned, as a rule, by jg| f**w* ***** *"* ** H
the men themselves.?Saturday Re- El H
5H Cmu N CuU It It taa.
POWERFUL MENOF THE EAST. ^^SSSSSBSSBSSMt^
An Iuttresling Explain o? Then- Unusual QEFECfS OF VISION CORRECTED
Force Jealously Guarded. ^
Md H WITH SUITABLE GLASSES.
WomonVdT the llarcrn Compound a Potion Whose Persons who realize the importance _
Rejuvenating Et'fecls arc Almost Miraculous and valno of correctly adjusted glaaeaa
and Ast nishcd the Most Skeptical. invariably have their eyee examined and
The fondest hopes of ancient or modern fitted by
seekers a'tor the Fountain of Perpetual
Youth, tan scarcely have aimed higher than 11 q PnOhCI I finlinUa
the result* achieved by the marvellous corn- n. I\, uUUUCLL, UpilClflR,
nouixl. known throughout (he Fust us FL
Travellers rotutnlng to F.urnuo have, from bPAIt I AUBURO, S. C.
time to time, brought astonishing tales of Consul Lit bin free ' 19-bf
(lie rejuvenating ejects produced by this "nsuiwium irer. iv-w;
Won.lrrof the Orient. " ?????
('rudely eonipounded by the Women of the DWJH,J^JNG HOUSE TO JRJBJfT.
Harem, lr-m tormultis handed down orally
from gonerntion to generation, the secret of Those who wifdl to rent a nic# 0OMthis
preparation thus jealously guarded and * room brums central It Innt.J
known onlv to tho inmates of the lia'cm and "orMtblft o rooill 1101180 Centrally lOlllll
the couri i'lirsit i.ins, flmokihk has boon will find it to their interest to apply at
practically un obtuiiial.le, excepting by the Titr I'mn* office. ^
favored once for whom It W88 intended.
Recently, however, a prominent native ????- ????
Arabian Physician, banished from hiseoun- ifi?" STv
try for offense. and deprived of his vast pos- A
sessions, litis availed iiimsclf of his knowl- ?
edge, torartiu llvllhoort befitting his station, Id fj
bysupplying this marvellous compound. Ft, Mb
M < > K ill It, to the nobility aud wealthier vAUpr
elnsser. i f all Purope. who linve cheerfully
paid him large ;\.vf in return for tho benefits yraHjC
Pont, nt with tho largo income derived
from tins sged Pliysieian
repeatedly refused very liberal offers made
to hiin tor Hie iormula his Itemedy, but JH
be lias linully agreed witli tho importing
Tuk NuvrsFiM.ijr.it ('oxipany. ?!jTOI^b|^bm|s||mfl|abcdb
Philadelphia, to form
oxcluslveiv in the and
litis I.aving the uxelusive agency, now
offers it for the lirst timo to the American
Itemedy must. with
1 he numerous nervous exhaustion, lost man- . ,
hood and colf nbiiso remedies which are a.l- wnnBQU^HB^H^HHB^BB
vertised under a variety of names, us thero is
ut? l> tnlstry
uevii i" which ii even jBr
approach tlio petrlcas Hl< DDK IIIIC. a purely ^i39ME&Bwzggr
vegetable com pi unci, extracted from rare
tP?1i!'MO^UUUuV'Ho,npdy for one specific RjflPSl Rj[1PS!! RjllCSl!!
purpose, which is lo atrenjrthen the vital n,,,Bu" imigwaai
force and prevent decay in Men, its marvel- .
ous cITecta in arresting decay of the vital All elegant assortment 01 IHJIJ
principles, eapeelnliv in tho male, bolriflr un- etone ringe, plain gold wedding rings
l>,trailed and never failing, and as its use ie , i , , _ j ,
universal nil over the Knat, wiiero strong, ana new designs in band rings. All.
\ iiiienu-.il With largo famiiloaof deseoudants sizes from the tinj baby ring t? ths
arc tire rrlo, there muit ho no doubt, rltlior aa to \tms / ri a
its ofHcUucy or benefit to the general ?fntcin. lATgO S6A1 rings lor JOTliI, V>ODS#
While it is an almoin to tpvciflc ami positively )ek ns show you x>nr line. Ws are . '\
guaranteed to cure tlio worst ea*e of ncrvotitdc- , . * , . . Mmatpm
hility, Inst manhood, or tlmilftr weaknrt* due te mAKlDg A SpftClAl ran Ofl A 1A#J
. <.r vouthfui en"0"- it u also uwd wiih ihe Dueber-JIampden complete wateh,
KreaOst MiCC.\-? usa vilslirer, giving [wifcr to all r . ^ . . . *
wi'sk psrts, and drToioiung sud maintaining thf It is a beantj and SSllS at Sight.
full llflinrul viin.f ..f
it i.i |>ut up for Ilia .tinerlran trado In tablet aa y?l T^llVTC.1 tT*\/
onn. muI though extremely iKiworful. II tx per- /wa ""< I I 1^1^% I r~* y #
fort ly harm loan mid rnxlly takun, one tablet tx-lng *?* ?4* * ?
a dose aixl doing the work ?t onoV, nud xo evident- j+JI
Iv nx to leavojm dnuht In th? mind of the patient.
It will euro voa ro ax to tlay cured. y>jv , <
Errry package li o|?M,<-d and carefully -xamfned f JKy
by tho Imp-rt era wnen rrcolvod, and ' t* then ro- IfJ jVj/ ~1 -mm -jj-U ' ? ,s
packed under their xcxl and postttro guarantee to ^ ^ 'if " " v
cure. It will he a nt prepaid, under plain oover ?.. , , . ^
with foil and complete dlreetlona, on rSwlptoftha Tbla al?matojp to <m QTerybox ?f g>? gW?*|<