Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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COME " Star=Fsve-Star | $3.50 Shoe MMBgdEK^^gaSEBtaa ?B I! | A Winner Wr5i' ! in the race for J3 Public Jfjk Favor. ^1^ 44Once a P?||1 Purchaser Always a ^w*FJ [4 Purchaser" iJEyt ?~ this i Durable, if jj Dressy and Ul H Elegant V Men's $3.50 Shoe. ======?=-" This Stamp | ori the sole i| Ce^ every JsHOel. [ ' ? I: sjticeo /jjjgdfa; dr. i. y. 11^ .PEN Crown and Bridge Work a Sneoialt.v. F.ttu Jane Etchings. Tlu /i^vrauii/milatit ti l?.\ / akI'h.i.u IiSu * II> ...... Ifi iu.ro 111.1 letteis to the mere hum-drum of conntiy Jife o'ttu nmkt :i liis communication too monotonous for the enjoyment. of tlie average rrader. Urine an occasional digrtssinn from the old customs aiv Bonivwhat of respite one will appreciate provided ilie subject matter of some live issue takes the place of the discarded manuscript.. This thought hiii.c us to the point in view. I)r. T DeWitt. Tahnage in his sermon a' Chuiieston Sablwth of last, week clinches a truth which if the wot Id of mankind properly understo d and uppteciated would make it vi-or. better and happier both for time and e?? raitjr. It poms the halm of coi solution into the wounded heart ai d tikes the poor depised and often defrai d d wane workers to the highest pinnacle of Christ isn hopefulness and shows hun tl.e promised Land" of reft, whether he is tending, ltd by an nn-eon providence. Tiiis illustrious divine chose as his text. 1 Samuel iff):24. "As his part is that goeth dow n to the battle, so shall bis part be that, tairieth by tliestulT" Tbe text is ample assurance to any intelligent, careful and conscientious reader to whom it is n-fen-d at tlte present das, those who are faithful in the small things of hie We Histoid that "Little drops of wa'er, Tittle grains of sand; Make the mighty ocean and the pleasant i l si JMUU." So without the many humble, f-.ithful wage earnes*' le'p our g'?a' eo'atprises that anion Mi the world at t heir granduer and ifM'ulnorH would iif.n have hr'eu even u porsibility. Ordinary duties done i y rdu.ary p"<<peop'e iu au oniioaiy w*y, ii don* conscientiously rtccive the same irward as those who have ex?:? p! i >na! i ppoilimiiier . fordoing good 1>> the work which ' comes to you wherever you ar* plac-d and that widhringa greater reward than a great deal attempted and done p 1>. An hutnhle Woman in pacing along a country road dropped a tract with (tie hope of it, doing some good in some way unknown to hnr bo' known t<? (hit Sine ei.ou^h the trad fo ual by a disst.lub' b'ftiphenv-r uh.? iva-i it and turned ha'.-k in hi ib^ ivnH of gin and ' iniquity and v.-. I!ml m li find. Ttii-^ ^4tflMU2V3E?Kk^??^ ? i dr. tmm y -' 'J ro SEE u We sell only th< That mon We sell 1 Brothers celeb for boys and g The best school sho <HAC?S AND EMB Have you see] and Em broi % % ?s*r>r:!.:o.g;? ~S7\ZG largest and to ment over T: Union. Call an [. a, tist.^??S?BB- TJ Office Bank Building debt< TTrnrm. S. C * _ _ the 1; Hobo man wirt Hi.hard Baxter, the renowned ?? | nnt.hor of "Baxter's Call to the Saints" i "Ever'adingUtest" and Dying Thou Ida j lie was also insti umental in saving many ^,lg | souls for ( hrist, oniony them I'hiiin i Doddridge who brought Wiiber Kotlas . to a realization of hia lost, coiidiim jn.?8' i Wnber* ForlH'H in torn savtd thousands, j among them J.ee Richmond who wan ! the instrument in Cod's hand of bring- peHt . I ing hundreds more to see the true light ,ireas I of the gosjiel of the son of God. 'i ll*' Qfjj , liumbie woman who dropped the tiaet i will receive as gn at, a reward as any of Sonn I the noble men or women who sought ( hiist through its instrumentality. 'I hi | In closing I)r. Talmage is reported as ex-co I having said: "On the great day of an A< ! judgment, \\?' will find that God has seen Tin I ~n ..? ...... a ,i ... 1.11 i i . , , , I oil IMII riKMin Ctuu ifUMMiinrmi .U! Ml Willi!! | our tiials. and we will tind that'as is tin* their I put of him that, goeth down to the hat- j o : tie, so shall his part be that tariieili with t0 fu, the st itflf"' To The beautiful snow began falling -a'- wjthj | urday evening and today. Monday, it is j 0 j still lying on tin- ground l."? incb.es on an javeiage. ... > | Mr and Mrs. .1. T. Iiighatn, (1'^haron, . . . : paid us an appreciated visit Saturday and , | spent the day. j Messrs. A. S. aid ?V. I) Douglass, of ^-x' ! Winnsboro, have kindly consented for 0,1 I the < 'utility Co nniissioiiers to chpnge the railro 1 load l>ed over on their land so as to ' o . avoid the steep hill at Owen's Fi rd from j bridge, The* make 110 charges against and t the county for the new road. Hel Miss Alice hiltU j >hn finished her of f>,0 1 school at Star Farm last week. their Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lee me rejoicing j0j j over a bouncing boy baby who joined pur,-i | their family circle last week. ^() j Some jienple weie sowing oats wh'-u the stiow cuine and stopped them. j Mr. Mike Sellers picdse'ed the snow | 9r Saturday would be ;i "big one" .0, I h?*; lot it. .'dike's a goes-er who hits .vme- j "Boh times. State jj is j of how ntanv times If) multiplied Croc! by 1^, divided by 7*? his h Vox. state Crocl I I)r. Mason's Complexion Tablets! removes pimples, freckles, wrinkles, | ^ blackhoads, redness of face or nose j mafJt and any skin blemish, giving a clear j ^ ' and beautiful complexion. $1,00 a J'ja oox. . n. Mason tfc (Jo., Hancock, ,irr j Maryland. 25;-ly | 9 I J 1 a roc IT3?a5WB8ttK?HgBaEK-MiSffiKST SKSMt* IN GOOD HEALTH by i IS LIVER mggist sells it. 25 and 50 ce S FOR <] I y j s best ey can buy. , "he Wolfe I rated shoes ;irls. e in the world. ROIDERIES. ol our i^acos deries for liavo tlio est assortjrouglit to dL see tliom. Notice! Notice! I persons tiaving claims against state of Y. S. Bobo. deceased, present them to tho undersigned erly attested, and nil parties insd must make payment at once. 1o.sf.ph A. Smith, Executor of ast Will and Testament of Y. 8. , Deceased. 4-4tp. FIRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!! 1111 v; \\uu |rn?|.vi iv. i/ciavo ai u j irons." I will insure select COUN- | !ISKS of all kinds. Stores, dwell-! farm property, etc. I also write J Accident arid Health policies, ess Insurance $2 per yea , pays $0 ly indemnity. Best Companies, I dans, best terms. Call on or ad- I , \V. J. Oktzh., Agent, City, ce in Octzel's Hardware Store. ? Hills That llnvc Become Acts : p bill to regulate county aid to nfederate soldiers has become ?t. r bill to regulate the manner by i cities and towns may extend charter has passed, authorize public school trustees nish books to certuin pupils, prohibit hand curs being left n fifty yards of crossings. rfijiuri) puone gmners to keep book1? open for inspection, provide for better protection to lone, telegraph and electric wires. , ' tending time for paying taxes wnship railroad bonds where ads have not been built, exempt ex-confederate soldiers paying hawkers licenses in cities owns. i ating to incorporation of towns 00 inhabitants so as to make charters perpetual, nt resolution uuthori/ipg the mso of school house in district 0 Cherokee county. I andson of Davy Crockett Dead. tic Koric, Ark., Feb. 18.?Colonel " Crockett, father of Secretary of , Crockett, and grandson of Davy , (ett, hero of the Alamo, died at i ome In Stuttgart last night. All offices closed today. Colonel i cett was 70 years old. Lifsey Wine Cver Harris, ifihington, Kelt. 18.?The president nominated II. A. Lifsey as poster at Ilarnc8vllle, Ga., to succeed , present postmaster, Harris, who n candidate for reappointment., ends a fight which has attracted >d deal of attention. TCc - *&&&& SYRUP I i Notice of Final Discharge. I will apply to .Jaron M Uieeev, Jud*. >f Probate in and for the county o Tnion, State of South Caroliua, on Marc! .7th, 1(.?0*2, for a linal dise.harae as ad liiniatrator of tbo estate ot* l.ukin T?an raster, late of Union county, s. *.!< ccs-rid. * All icmax having clabv. gainst said estate must pr??ent Mien roperly attest *! on or la love said da; o mo at West Springs or to my attorney I. A. Sawyer, Esq.. at Union C. II., o L-o forever barred. W A LANCASTKU, Admr. Dark in I ,ane>ist? r, deceased Union Iimks, Feb. 14. 1H02. 7-4t Land Sale. SI-hJ e of South Carolina,) Court of County of Union. ) Probate. Patrick J. Davis as Kyi untm- t in Plaintiff, V8. Patrick U Davis, et. al, Defendant*. Bv decree of the Probate Court, T wil sell to tlie blithest bidder, or sale.'dr.y i March, next, all that certain piece, p:u eel or tract of land, lying, l>eing am situate in Union township, onnntv am Sta'e afnr??said aixuit four miles Norll of Union C. II , and bounded on th North by Wm. M. Gallroan, East am South by lands of the estate of Iviz Ann Davis, deceased, and West by II II. Belue, aud containing ore bundle and forty acres, more or less, and iieir a portion of the tract- of land owned h Mrs Kliza Ann Davis at. the time of lit death, and being the northern or nortl western portion of same. A plat, of cri land may be seen at the office of tli Pn-bate .11 djre, ;u.d w ill be exhibited t theralo. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pa for paiH'is. Jason M. Giikku, l'roiiafp Judge, Union Times, Ftb'y 7ih, 1902. 7-3';. Notice of Land Sale. State of South Curoliini, 1 County of Union, j By viitue of the authority eoufem upon us t.y the will of the late Mr Louisa Ilutnph'ics. wo will nlTer forsali before the Court. House door, at Uuioi S. CM oil saler-day in Mart:h. 1902 ? public outcry to the highest bidder, t!i following lands, towil: All that piece, parcel or plantation < land, hing, being and situate in Unio township, county and State aforesaU containing three hniidnd (.'iO(t) acre; more or less, and Ixiund* d as follow: On the North ty the Dunn place and tl John Tyler Davis place, on the East. 1 lands of Dora McDaniel and the M< Creight plaoe, on the South by lane known as.the Hubert W. Harris plnct and on ttie West by lands of Georfi Bailey. terms of sale: One-third (^) cash and tho balance i two equal annual installments of one an two years, with interest, on ihe ered portion from day of sale Theciedi l>orlion to 1m? secured by the bond of tli purchaser iuul mortgage of the premi:( sold, but with leave to the purchaser t pty ali cash should lie so desire. J Wiley Humphries, II. G. Bailey, Qualified Executors of the Will c Mrs Louisa Humphries, deceased. 7-3t. Notice. On Friday, March 7th, the Board ( Connnissioneis will meet at. Tliompron I lidge on Fair Forest, creek for the pul *>i ui.niK conira't to UUllil a ne1 bridge at that place. Specifications tn l.e s< en a* the place and on the date < letting. J/ating t?> he had at 12 o'cloc in. T. J. BKTICNItAUOIT, Supr. U. <\ Feb'v. 17, 1002. 8-:tt Citation to Kindred and Creditors Stite of South Carolina, 1 County of f'nioii. ) By Jason M. Grf.v.r, Esq., Prodat JinoK. Whereas, Mrs. Mahry S. Hice ha made suit to me to grant her L'tters c Administration on the estate and effect of J. Aubrey Hi ;e, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and ad liionish all and singular the kit (lrcd air endrtors of the ..ai I .1. Aubrey ftice. d. cea-ed, that, they lie and appear befoi ine. in the Court of l'mhato, to bo Imu ;j| Union <\ I! , South Carolina, o:i t!i 7ihdiii of March, i ex*", after pubic vioi In lent, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, t slio.v c.tuflH, if n ,y they hare, why ihi wi<l Ailtiiiiiittrali m ah.iuhl not I gin;.ted. Given under tnv hand and rial (hi 20th day of lebtua:v, Anno Domini 1002. jaj-on M grkek, Probate Jjidge. Published oft fir 21*1 day of I* eni nary 1002 in Tub Union Timks. 8-2t llooks to />c Turned Over. At (he meeting of Council (he Cit; ( 1* rk and Treasurer whb ii structe* t > demand tlm hooks of the clerk o the Water Works and Klectric Light Commission. Thero has never beet a statement made, at least (or th' puimc or ior me Town council, us t< receipts and disbursements by thi Commissioners of Public VVorkw, un< the Council ban decided to take tic mutter in hand arid investigate fo themselves. The City Clerk will ni ioubi be ordered to make u sl\owin| of the business and publish the nam for the inforinution of tho taxpayers When you want tho news read J h Union Timkb. ^^ilive^kidneyI I DR. THACHEI I Yes, C |HALF WONDER Only until March 1st . tinu? for our Speoial better avail yourself We have also chang< from the 25c counter 10c to 5c, and even fr > counter. Below are i For 25 cents we sell yo 1 hatchet and even ji hnv' h ?.vp i p # " "" "' . nized clothes wire, knob lock, glass butter mould, wooden t pruning shears, large lantern, c J For 15 cents: long hai ? Ion oil can, >0 quart tin bucket f- pitcher, pair bike cork handles, {* worth a quarter, small lantern, y in abundance, etc., ?r For 10 cents we sell y( 'r broom, lunch box and baskets, i! hair brush, horse brush, steel ^ clothes line, spittoon, Spec's see for bit, pompadour comb, and t For 5 cents we. sell 1 < receipt book, stereo view, tooi _ comb, bottle vasaline, pad lock sors, coat collar spring, INo. 1 1 bowl, chair seat, sells for 15 to dauber, base ball bat. TTI 1 i. ? ii a. 17 ur i utJUL we sen can candle, double rubber eraser, 1 |f. pocket knife, purse, key ring w io chain, set finger ring, box hair )f a to el. and aluminum, teaspoon u needles, mirror, framed picture, ]< doll, comb, carpenter pencil, s: chalk, money bank, bird cage '? shoe horn, watch key, hinges, fi ? harness hook, writing pad, echc is things, s Come at once and trade n get the Pri d i( ; it a mm wmm*?wm m = 5. m. mut, ji Land Sale. ' Slate of South Carolina,1 Court of County of Union. } Probate. - J. 11 Foster, aa Administrator, etc., Plaintiff, vs. ,f Wilks Wood, ft al, Defendants. ?8 By decree of the Probate Court, I will i. yell 10 the highest bidder, before the ty Court House door, on snlesday in March, n mxi, all that certain lot of land, lying, Iteing and sitHato in Jonesville township, K Union county. South Carolina, beginning at lsat>ella Foster's corner, thenee N 51 E. to a stone, thence S. 41J E to a store, thence S. 51 W. to a stone, I ihenoe N. 41 ^ W. to beginning, conlain nig one acre, bounded on the North by lot of I-utiella Ann Foster, on the Kaat I. and South by lands belonging to Ann H. Eisou, and on the West by the railroad. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay 10 for |?pers. Jason M. Queer, is Probate Judge. >f Union Times, Feb'y 7th, 1SJ02 s 7-31. WANTED! Reliable man s?h Manager of a Branch e Ollice we wish to open in this vicinity, i iltuc is a good opening for the right man. e I Kindly give good reference when writing. THE A T. MORRIS WHOLESALE HOUSE, b cincinnati, oiiio. e Illustrated cataloguo 4 cts. stampi 6-<R Administrator's Sale. Slate ? f South Carolina, I In the ProCouiitv of Union. J hate Court. By older of the Probate Court for the ' comity of Union and state aforesaid, I %\ iil sell for cash before the Court Ilonse door, <?n Mftich 3rd, A I)., 1902, nineteen shares of the common stock of the Union Cotton Mills, of Union, 8. ( ? ten shares of the preferred stock of the j IT:don Cotton Mills, of Union, 8. C. T. C. 1>UNCAN, Adror. estate of J L IIicks, deceased. B January 22, 1M)2. f?-4t, 1 I ? I Notice to Creditors and Debtors. V I I All persons having claime against the 1 ! eeta'.e of of Philip Al. Cohen, deceased, e , are hereby notiiled to present same to r | the undersigned, property attested, on a or befViie Match 18, 1902 or be forever nr ' tan id: and all persona indebted to said I J estate aie hail-by tiotilled to make Settle lilt lll< wii u uic umm ? uniiriimieij M llrt. H*NIMBTTA C'OIIKN, AdcriluistiaMix with will annexed, or < 6 J. A' bAW*H, Attorney for itiid ' estate, Union, 8. O. 7-41. tJHHDHHInnBHMHHBHBMiHI 5 and BLOOD kept in good c< n LIVER AND B druggists have It, 25 and 50 PRICE rHE? STORE. " will this offer conCounter, so you had ' of this offer now. 3d many of our goods to the 15c, 15c to 10o, om the 5c to the lo A a few of our prioes : ^ >u a hand saw, steel hammer, mason's trowel, 50 foot galvarabber springe, glass oil can. ray, carving knife and fork, offee mill, etc. idle shovel, worth 25c, 1 gal, 10x15 stove pan, large glass mule shears, child's swing, glass crockery and agate ware 3U 1 pair half soles, hearth 13-inch waiter, blacking brush, trap, 1 lb hammer, cotton Hiring mop, rake, hoe, brace he half is not told. iozen pencils, 1 dozen pens, * bb brush, paint brush, round , 2 papers shoe nails, pair scisamp burner, 10c jelly, wooden 26c, 4-Bole mouse trap, shoe opener, shaving brush, wax dozen safety pins, crochet pin,. ith bone tag, key chain, watch pins, paper tacks, thimbles, l, tablespoon, 1 set knitting , tea strainer, ceiling hooks, hand kerchief, bolts, package spring, 10c perfume package, iponge, window display hook, >ol rule, and a thousand other > a dollar or more and ize Mirror. r. E. U., Prop.~ j Wood's Seeds I | BEST FOR THE SOUTH. * SEED POTATOES 0? OUR l!A3?ai 8fICIALTIEI. We have thousands of barreitf in block; the beet Halne-grown and Virginia Second Crop Seed. Wood'? 1U02 Catalogue gives I comparative crop rer.ulta, both r.e to earls?i?-? ??*;d yield, irith Mainegrovrn and Sjt ond-croip seed. It also containi much ether useful and valuable information about rotator,a. Write fcr Catalogue ami Special Potato Price JJafc. Wood's Descriptive Catalogue for 1903 !/t v<m n-i i^ble, practical, ue-to- ^ date Information about ali Secds.itWUifr ^ not only desert ptinr.s, l>at tin.- beat crops to grow, inest iucce?5fatw?v*o< growing different crops, and much otlirr laformation of *i>ccial interest to every Trucker, liardenerand Fanner. Mailed free upon request. T.W. Wood & Sens, Seedsmen, * RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. Truckers and Farmers rconlrini* ii?? LS quantities of uc*dn are 'ivqoeflkHl" I to wrtt? for social prtora. > Final Discharge. i Notice is hereby given that T., C; M Duncan, administrator of thewtateof J. L. Hicks, deceased, has applied to Jason M. Gieer, Judge of Probate, in and for the county of Union, for a final discharge as such administrator. It is ordered, that the 17th day of Maich, A. D. 1902, I* fixed for hearing of petition and a final settlement of said estate. Jason M. Gnm, Probate Judge, Union County, 3. C. 7-6t Teachers Examination. Office Co. Supt. Ed., Union, 8. O. The examination for Teachers certificates of qualification will be held 8rd Friday, (21st) February. Court House for colored and County Superintendent of Education's office for white applicants. I). B. Fart, 0. 8. E. U. 0. 5-JBfc ' *. Notice Of Election The County Board of Control 'will elect Dispenser clerk and Beer Dispenser March 16ib, next. All applications must be filed with the undersigned on or before the 24th of February. F. M. Whitlocx, Clerk. Feb. 10. 1902. 7-2t. % >ndition by using j ^ LOOD SYRcJ 1 cents. |