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??dust ? . , , 'Z To Pmceil's -Vii * > n-i Visit us for . Men's or I Also Ladie 14 3fi ?<.'>* ? aren's wear * ? i i ,*i anteee Sati 1 * i - * f \ " * THE BAlLEV-< + v' ? ** ** + Ts* JOHNSTONE FOR THE SENATE. CONCEDED BY Ahh THAT HE WIEL BE IN SECOND RACE. Has Steadily Gained in the Campaign Now About to Close?Something of the Eife of this Remark able Man, Who, by Ability of Highest Order, Has Forged so Rapidly to the Front. Tiio purpose of our Democratic primary is lo give the people no opporlu nity to judge for themnelves of the character, ability anil fitness of those as?pn iug to position, so that the voter may be able to cast his ballot intelligentlv. The question to bo deckled by the poopie to1 that of liersonal fitness. Who of 4be?ix, aspiring to this jnisit ion, is most capable of representing South Carol in.*. in the United States Senate with credit to himself anil honor to his Stale V , Them* no -doubt that sit ce the canvass began, George Johnston, of Newberry, lias gained remarkable streugtli and made most favorable impressions on the voters. In fact., it is conceded that of all the candidates, he has gained most., tMfcfcetog admitted on all hands. ISfcfcrge Johnston is a son of tbel.de CHlticeUor Job Johnstone, whose opinions rank in literary ability and legal ftortofetion With tnose ot ??.o a --;.-' cuauceuors huu judges tue oiaui oas ever produced. The win Las inherited In great measure the intellect of the father and that intellect has nad the advantage of thorough training in ttie best schools of this couutry and Eucopj. It 1877fie wta elected to the Legislature, in wtjifeh? body lie rerved for eight successive yeais, retiring voluntarily. In 1890 he was elected- to congress from the Third District. He was chairman of the committee on Privileges and Elections, from .which Mr. Crisp was elected speaker, and Mr. Johnstone was one to wtiom Mr. Crisp looked constantly for asedsttance. No man can show a cleaner record. ~ Few can show a more remarkable record Na-man lius sought more to do wiiat he (XtfMJn the interest ot^and for the wclfhrd' or Shin people. In times like these there is a demand for meu, not time servers; statesmen, not politicians There are momentous questions to be settledj and above all, do we need men who are able to grapple wit h these questions in the National Congress, and to 4.o so Intelligently and with a wisdom $pd foietjigbt'lxjrn of the statesman. The people of the fcJlalo are now in the snjoyiueut of their sober judgment, they are not toru by party strife and factional feeling. The appeal is ip td^ to their sober Judgment in tne selection they will be called upon to make for the highest office in their gift. It is their duty to measure up the candidates by tbpwralil'd whkl\ every true Carolinian * . tsHouM dbt for'sueh a positio??; Charaoter, fitness, intellect, ability to staud up fthonlHttr tit Mhrtnlrlcr mm t<t arm lutriH to band, intellect to intellect, with any member of (hat body. PjL 0<ljl. Jonstooe have never considered him a politician, and <jo .not, now press. lnaxlaima on that ground, but rather its a broad minded Statesman who is able to grapple with "ye questions of theday and meet the jasuea and vulva them Intelligently; one jrfto f?a? alw8ye; itoo<$ for the people*' j iterates and tho^e principles he believed 1> be right and Just, though for th' 1 Ime i hey may not have been p)pular. In his own congressional district(Third) I e received an ovation at gach mooting. Geoige Johstonft/ has 'gained much moie i ipidly then thy of his Oof^etttors, mid j? is absolutely certain that fie will tt* |ii tfie second rapp w}th one of them, and that he will lead in the fkst primary (fc ilw 20th. IJ fhe flfoHowJpg tire only a few of the dbiihy o#ini6nu which' have beee expressed by the newspapers of the State, jibe) ar? confirmation of what is said 'novei u " IJfr 1 II "The roan who made the most votes .ny (his trip wits Col. George Johnstone :df Newberry. Bvery one'fell In love 'with him, and lie made many friends Beito.''?Georgetown Times, i 7i if ?? / u i ,kTbe -pelT-reliant p.litieul faith of 'a ? ...? ... ? :??. jiihj irm' u? i/- iuuclPAtlc f4n<;y trim<>r dr maeogic catchta and witli.i1 t|n, conviction that liywi is a uian who #op ,j S<#ithk{>t)i>jliiia &rCon! fag U? iti< diuU<P? f\} b)y fW}) ?on^Vuc-*-, m>h> I (ban the U)if.0ib(i|'<l) pt uiotlivr, , tCPv? wade u btioug i?|ii>* ?*f?-Jon on t)|> deopff a limn br has uopt-aicU Me in in (tfe front rank of xfenaiorin poaaitilitiea."?Cbui)e?iou J&veniug l'o? ?. uCoU> (Venrfew ifohujtone fro n all re ut>rte lute rotrde a nplcudid ie;jrd 11m gpee$it# are clear, logical, to the poin ] ST-. Moved ? ; Did fiand. anyihiag in Rnv<;: Wpjit ? ? J ^ 5 and Chil= We guarsfaction. ... j * ! :OPELAND CO. aud easily understood by the t^ople generally."? Prom l!)e Press. "The uewspspeis seem to agree that of all the Senatorial candidates Col. George Johnstone is making the best headway ar. the meetings- And this i3 true. Col. Johnstone's speeches ate bouud to make a tine impressiou on all who hear them, as they are the utterances <.f a statesman?one who has gone to the both mi of public questions."? {Sumter Herald. "Not only the newspapers, bat the other Senatorial candidates, say that of I ail itieir competitors, Col. George Johnstone has ran do the most headway, and that he is the ruan that they have individually t-? heat. In other words each candidate liguie.\ it <>nt that the race lies between himself and Col. Johnatono. Till" condition can he explained in hot one' way. It has been b ought about by the sheer ability of the man. Wherever ho ha- appeared he has won distinction. His sjKHselies in some cases baye wrung approbation from those who otherwise would have gone over bag aud baggage to some other fellow without thinking. He knows things and if elected to the United States S-nate, be would be able at once to take rank with the men in the so-called inner ci cle' of the Senate, and w-!c MQ-d into fellowship by Democrats like Morgan of Alabama, Bacon of (Borgia and others. He is able to place Car >lina, it. the po-Stiou fhc??tasXfciSi,|i\v.? in public life. Co!. J. hnstone is a statesman, and an able one at that."? Green A'txvl Index ? The County Campaign, The itinera!y of the County Carapaigu was arranged by the County Democratic Executive Committee at their meeting last. Saturday as follows: Kelt on, August 22. Adamsburg, 4i 23. Lockhart, at night, 44 23. Union, 44 25. Union (Joiton Mills, at night, 14 25. Each candidate is assessed $5 00 for exoenses The managers of election were appoints! as follows. Union Box?W. L. Gulp, A.S. Whitc er ami G. C Greer. Buffalo Box?W. I. McKisaick, Waddv Johnson aud.J. II. Riley. Monarch Mill Box?G. L. Ryder, D. P. Lowe and Gharnor Sims. Kelton Box?II. S. Por ler, T. E Kelly and 11 N. Gal I man Jontsville?Wui. II. Harris, F. B. Q'Shields and W. B Fowler. vSantuc?S. J. Davte, J. M. Jeter Jr. and J. McJ Fant " Carlisle?P. II. Jeter, W. L. Hedgepeth and J. D. Flemming. Black Rock?J, W. Wilson, Green J. Lee and W. J. Aught ry. ('toss Kovs?A. J Estes, Jesse Whitrairo and M. W. Bailey, West Springs?L F, Stanford, Arthur Hyatt and S. R. Gregory. Colerain? L?vi Law Hon, John Sumner and Wm. Harrison. Gibbes--Henry .Smith, Victor Lawsou and James Smith. Adamsburg?J. D. Hancock. F. M. Adams and Watt Fowler. Lockhart?J. V. Askew, Thos. Garner and Joseph Meggs. Reduced Rates Via Southern R. R, Very cheap round trip rates to varioug l>oit)tft, account of 8peoial occasions. Asheville, N". G.?Society of American Florists and Ornamental Horticulturalists. August 19-22, one fare. Dates of sale Aug. 17-19 inclusive Final limit Aug. 2<>th. Atlanta, Ga.?Negro Young People's Christian Conference, Aug. 6-.11. Very low rates. Dates of sale Aug. 2, 4 and 6; Anal limit Qfteen days after date of sale. Birmingham, Ala.?National Baptist Convention (colored) Sept 17-24. Obe fare. Dates of sale Sent. 14-17 inclusive. Final limit. Sept. 2Tth Macon, Ga.?Annual Meeting Farmers' National (Congress Oct. 7-10. One i fare. Dates of sale Oct. 5-6. Final limit Oct. 14 ( Montieat, N ('. ?Ghrhr.iau Workers and Bihlo Conference July 2Qth, A>g. 10-24. One and one-third fa**)*. Dates t,if sale-July is 20 Final limit Aug. 1 j Jo h.' 1 | San Francisco, Cal?Biennial Vte-ulng j Knight* of Pythias Aug 11-22. Very i . low rates. Dates of sale Aug 1-0 in . plusivp- Pinal Sept. :(0 j For further information a*l?ra*.es, , sulieJules, em, apply to any agent or to I J u. W HUNT, D. I?. A. t Charleston, S C. J. C. HV.am, I> P. A., Atlanta, Ga. SW. H. Taylob, Asst. Gen'l P. A, . II Atlanta, Ga. AN ORDINANCE. Atfainat Carrying Pistols or Revolvers. Be <t ordained by the Mayor a? AHeruuin of the Town of Union S. t 1 in Council assembled and by the aiitho ity of same: itec. I. Thai it shall be unlawful ft any person or per o is, excepting a dul and lawfully up,-obite<l or elected pun offlosr, tocur> 01 turnr p*rsous a o!st.< or a revolver, of lerr, than three pnun-1 in weight or iess thai: twenty o-e snrh. iu length. See 2. That it shall b* unlawful f any ;wrao i firm or mrpuratiOM, r?le i i Of ?h? Town of Uu{on ?o 9"M, b?it i lease or r? nt any pi?- ol or roynlv r I l??ss weight than three pounds ami le* I than twenty one inches in length. Sec. 8 That any one found pu'ltv c i violating this ordotaoee ahull, upo*? con j v!ct?o\, b>. 11..i! .!i u:.} s iinuo'.t :i j no handled dollar* or t.i I e i iipris i-a I'll- iua.\; t?? wofk on the wnrr-% :?tn public plac-s of the IV) vn of Uni-.ti f?> ! . ot more than thirty days h-i.i it, * >. ; .1 sorption of the Mi.cr or To si ; c I j See 4 TIih' all Ordinances ui p ??i. o I Ordinances co .thotmg with ibis orci n.tnee o:e h"C*-by declared rei>ed'-ci. j Done and ratified in Cim-icd H-emblef mder th1 hand of the Mayor and ?-ii ?f thi! Council, ibi-j the fou:tb day o A iguat, 11)02, A'test: Macbeth Young, W. D. Arthur, Mayor Clerk & Treasurer. 82*3 """AN ORDINANCE. ^ Against the Operation of Certnii Slot Machines. Be it ordained by the Mayor an?: Alderman of tlw Town .if Union, S O., in Council assembled and by aullioi ily o) same. Sec. 1. That it shall lie unlawful for any person firm or corporation to run, oi>erate. or manage any slot machine paving oi offering to pay premium in money, within the Town of Union S C. Sec. 2. That any one found guilty ot violating this ordinance shall, upon conviction l>e made to iwy a One of not more than tweuty-flve ($25) D-dlais or Isestlwn Five ($5) Dollars or to be imprssoned or made to work ori the s'reels and public places of the Town of Union for not. less tlrnn ten days or more than thirty davs, and at the disreetion of Mayor or Town Council. Done and rati tied in the Council assembled, under the hand of the Mayor and seal of the Council, this tlu* fourth dav of August, 1902. Attest: Macbeth Young. W. D. Arthur, Mayor. Clerk and Treasurer. 32-3t Final Discharge. Notice is hereby riven that S. R. AvwA'ht^llW;1 ?!?..9.f the estate of Ileiuy Jason M. Greet, Judge of Probate, in aud for the county of Union, for a final discharge as such guardian. It is oiderwi, that t he 8th day of Septeint>er, A. 1). 1902, 'ne llxed for hearing of petition and a iinal settlement of said estate. Jason M. Greer, Probate Judge Union county, S. C. Published in Union Times on the 8th of August, 1902. 32-4t. Ex parte Snllie E Smith Et Al. Take notice that Sallie E. Smith has made application to have a homestead exemption in the real aud personal property of John R Smith, deceased, sot off for herself, Jesse B. Smith, Dave G. Smith aud No vena Cole. Said petition will come up beforo me for hearing on Sept. 20tli, at 11 o'clock a. in. C. II. Peakk. 32-0t. Master. FURMAN UNIVERSITY, GREENVILLE, S. C.f Will begin the next session on Wednesday, September 17th, 1902. Location oonveuient aud healthful. Courses of study elective or leading tb B. A. or M. A. degrees. Full corp3 of instructors and ample mesa accommodations. For other information apply to the peresident, A P. Montague, L. I#. D. 29-8tp. Trnp r\oor Nftlina iioopaao nuiiuo, All persona nre hereby forbidden to walk, ride, hunt, shoot or in any way trespass on the lands of the undersigned on the western side oi town. J. W. Mc'Luke. 81-4t. Barbecue. We, llie ppdeisigaed, will furnish t liisf. oiu-H Uiriaoue at Adamsburg ii campaign day, Aug. 21, 1902. Everybody is invited. Good speaking and t good time insured. F. M. Adams, 32-3tp- J. 1). Hancock. BRICKi BRICK!! BRICK!!! Kor ?ale in any . qnantity. The Rodger Brick Works KOR SALECHEAF One 15 II. I*. Boiler apd Engine (dt Lached) <?i>e Uric': Maching, ?0,00 daily cnoauiiy, 2'V ** feet of lurube 2 x D x 14 feet The Rodger Brick Works 25-:f GET SH AVED! You oan tret scraped at any old |>la< but wVn y ?u want to get shaved go I MULVIHILL S BARBER SHOP The most artiatic liuir cutter in towi s Next door to Tina ley's Jewe'ry Store. 2d-4t. FREE BLOOD AND $ KIN CURE Cures BL-o 1 Poisou, sent fu In, Ec- | y.em.i, Rheumatism, ami all Bhod Trouble. The Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) r" treatment for impure blood and skin disease is now recognized as a sure and >r certain cure for the most advanced V stapes of cancer, eating sores, eczema, , itchings skin humors, scabs or scales, i ?l syphilitic blood poison, scrofula, ulcers, J !> persistent eruptions, pimples, boils, s aches and pains in bones, joints or back, swollen glands, risings and bumps on . ,r the skin or blood diseases. Men, wo ,1 men and children are being cured iti ,, every State by Botanic Blood Balm for j ,1 pnrifying the" blood and expelling the s germs and humors from the entire system, leav.ii'g tho skin freo from erup, tions, and rosy with evidence of pure, * rich blood. No sufferer need longer * despair?help is at hand?no matter t e hmv monu ?.. \iiov,uiiiu^L'uit'ii(H yoju may t il have met with, Botanic Blood Balm j d (B. it. B.) cures permanently and quick- j r ly. To satisfy the doubters wo will . i- give to npy sufferer a trial treatment j . absolutely free so that they may test this wonderful remedy. B. B. B. (Bo- * I tanic Blood Balm) sold by all drug c _ stores with complete directions lor home n treatment for $1 per large bottle. For \ , free trial treatment, address Blood " , Balm Co., 8 Mitchell Street, Atlanta, j, ' Ga., and Trial Treatment will be sent .. at once. Write today. Describe trouble, and free medical advice given. ( Over 3,000 voluntary testimonials of cures by using Blood Balm. Thorough ly tested for 30 years. For sale by F. 1 C. Duke, Druggist. s Tue.ie is still much talk of special n i session of tlie Senate to 1 e cali"d in f N'ovemuer u? ratify the treaty which li hasbfeii negotiotcd by the Stole Depart- p I ment aid the Cuban Minisir, Senor v < Quesada. v t< , A YOUNG LADY'S '> LIFE $AVI$D. tl At Panama, Colombia,by Chamber- ? Iain's Coliic and Dinrrhoea Remedy. Dr. Chap. II. Utter, si prominent 1 physician, of pnitmon Colombia, i:i a V( recent letur states: "Last March I had 1 :?s patient a young lady sixteen years . of age, who had a very bad attack of . ' dysentry. Every thing 1 preset ibed for 7'1 her proved ineffectual and she was growing worse every hour. Her parents "( were sure that she wool ddie. She bad ^ become so weak that she could not turn over in tliQ l>od. What to do at tins ciitical moment was u study for me. Out I thought of Chamberlain's Colic, a Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and as a iast report prescribed it. Within eight hours she was feeling much better; inside to of three days she was upon her feet and Co at the end of one was entirely well." Yc for sale by F. C. Duke, Druggist. ^ Manilla, August 17.?Choler rejxuts sbo.v f' \v c tses of the disease bote, but W gumbsr ot disrs-province. The total fr w'th !7,r>96 deathe. ** w .1 Cure for Cholera Infantum. T ' Last May," says Mrs. Curtis Raker, P' of Book waiter, Ohio, "an infant rdnldof m our neighbor's was suffering cholera infantum. The doctor had giv.y? up all P' hopes of recovery. I took a bottle of P1 Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diav- h rlioea Remedy to the house, telling them that. 1 felt sure it would do good if used ei according to directions. In two day's time the child had fully recovered, and lc is now (nearly a year since) a vigmous, a healthy girl. I have recommended this '? Remedy frequently and h ive *?ver tl known it to fail in any single instance " n For sale by F. C. Duke Druggist. . d lly a special provision of the figrucul- 11 tuial oppropriatlon bill tlia Department ^ of Agriculture is obliged to expend this y?ar the sum of $270,000 foi the distribution of seeds on tho orders of indivi- T dual congressmen and with a view to 'w insuring the people and members of Congress the largest arid mo-?t profitable re- p! turn for this sum, the Seeraiary of Agri- tt culture has inties:?d iis expenditure lo p: Prof Beverly T. Galoway, chief of the Bureau of plant Industry (chamberlain's Colic.Cholera and Diarrhoea lit medy has a world wide reptr'aLion for its curt a U never fails and is ,, pleasant and safe to lake. For sale by F. O. Duke Druggist ?, DEFECTS OF VISION CORRECTED 1, WITH SUITABLE GLASSES. ? , >? a f Persons who realize the importance t and value of correctly adjusted glasses v invariably have their eyes examined am. 11 lltted by T i H. R. GOODELL, Optician, * i SPlMtTANBURG.SC. ^ Cim^iiUatiriA lo.tf I Stops the Cough mul Works off the I Cold I laxative Tlrono-Quiuine Tablets cure [ a cold in one day. No cure no pay. Price .15 cents. 4.1-1 y A Election Day Barbecue. I will furnish a first claas barbecue at Long's gin house in Jonesville on the ' day of tlie primary election. Expa^^jml cook will handle the cue. > Oliver Eaves. i 28-?t p. . ^\a\-v\'wvwvwwwwvwv^f Send model, skotoh or photo of invention feu < 'fr?te report on patentability. For free boolr, < HowtoSocuroTDJinC MJIDIfQ write\ < P?tent^n(^^HlAUt WAim^^to < | ?; OpposlteUrslPalen? > WASHINGTON D. C. \\ yVVVVVVVVV'fcVVVVVVVVV^VWV# f-. OV ? ?*? "B.MOPP ' .s-i'i^k? ^sIMi ^^.ittaMiiKn'HING f Z &N' Costs Cn'y 25 cesti ttiJu?itew*iti0r 111111 -j cco!s to c V? h?r? baatlod Pr. Mrtffolt'a TI'RTIIINA (Teethlni mil * * proprietary mMicino, and our trsdo io it I low u i urn i > Kvoorthra* iiur.drc I am p* r /< ?: , trMo'i i (Iti-ik to tho moihrM of tho country, for they 14/ noihir Set siiu or ov notu'O to ; Uio troubles loci t-ot t ? te? XflE LA&.1 "CURES FOR *1 O'JTHACHE. i. Ilriordlc* That l)n Not Appeal to tlie Ordinary Man Today. Tbo mini In il?"( 'i ""?*-' V.V . % v* i Uil^u^u MJUIO* I lnies curses with lturns "the vciiomcd i italic that shoots his tortured gums j dang." Sometimes, on tho other nand, ; 10 prays. St. Augustine in his "Confessions" relates how ho once sullered roin "dolor dcutium" (tootliach >, r.pmrently in an aggravated form, for le could not speak. Thereupon he vrote 011 wax a prayer to (lod for the ither brethren to repeat, and as soon , is all were on their knees the pain rent. "Rut what a pain!" he says. Never since my tender ago had I exicr'eneed the like.". Soutiicy in his I/i.'e of .John WYsley" tells of that ni!"ent preacher that when his own ( t .. .ehed l.e prayed an:l the pain i ?'ft 1 1 I .ii orlunatt ly ordinary men do not ! ec . v?? have :-u:lt ellicacinus faith. Vet . t !; ' exeiueiation begins, tbey ju ; . r it philosophically, and on !v' ;::: ? ? authority toothaehe .. . < :.! just the v.--.-. i place in the ?>ph??r,s arn ".r ?.f patience In .id<lie ages the tlevf.nl wiio were ' with pain had a spcdal patron ? wl.om tliey could call for delivernv.v .Vp?'!!or.la. a martyr under a ic emperor I'hi'lp. among -her n IT"' if h ?:!!: * iastl In r teeth pulled ^ ,:i eon.'-.pUT,: i> she hecnine tvoth .... .-.it :r.s uer eiuniems? j rf which "holding a tooth in I .uchers" ?sub eieiiMv testify. Antl there won ill seem to have been [?t another martyr. St. Illaizo, who ? ?ok eogiii/.anee of the disease. lie v?*as snored in the little town of St. Blay, in Cornwall, whore candies ofrcd upon ids altar wi re supposed to > an infallible cure for toothache.? bombers' Journal. GOUGH'S QUICK WIT. Retort^hnt Sticnccil an Interruption In Ilio Audlrnee, An effort of one of John B. Gough's h urs of the west was to arouse his inverts to n political movement in fa>r of prohibition, and in several states 0 politicians began to give considera>n to the cry. The distillers .and liq>r dealers are said to have been so lghtened tliut tliey employed men to Whirer, sit among the audiith questions. lie uuu i,jm opeka (Kan.) audience up to a line | " itch of excitement and in his effective I tanner cried: "Temperunee! Temperance! Tomera nee! It will ipeun money in your ocket, clothes 011 y.our back, happiness 1 your home and God in your "heart!" Up leaped 0110 of the paid interruptra mid shouted to the audicifoo: -money in your pockets! Why, lei- ' c >w citizens, follow this man's' ideas nd we'll be all in the poorliouse! 'liink of the liolds of tasseled corn E iat stretch on every side! Whisky is iqde from corn. We sell millions of ollars' worth of corn to the whisky inkers. Stop the manufacture of rliisky, and wliat'll wo do?" Then, turning to Gougli, he went on: "You, Mr. Smnrty?what'll we do? 'ell us, if prohibition comes, what'll , '? do with our corn ?" .; "Raise more hogs, my friend," re- T lied Gougli without a second's hesi- . ition?"raise more hogsl"?I'hiladelhia Times. Preaching Monkey*. Tho author of "The History of Brail" tells of a species of monkey called ( preachers." Every morning and veiling these monkeys assemble in ho woods. One takes a higher posl- \ Ion than the rest and makes a signal pith Ills fore paw. At this signal the thorf4 Kit- nrniinil him nrwl liatan Wlian bey are all'seated, ho begins to utter series of sounds. When he stops hese cries, he makes another signal pith his paw, and the others cry out intil he makes a third signal, upon phleh they become silent again. This uthor, Mr. Maregrovc, asserts that he vras a witness to these preachings. Reduced Prices Dn Jewelry Silverware and Millinery. ..FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS.. We will sell Jewelry, silverware, etc., at a wonderful discount. If you need a nine; watch now is the time In huy,j us we are going to soil at nl-l most any price. Come in and get our prices, and come early, a^ goods will not stay lontr at prices we am quoting HI. E. TINSLEY1 nfc? -y0 Blg^jlCures CI;;;;..;-!.'a St" rl k"* j-4? A tl ^'C ' r of 8 U Children of# / /; .?. imirn rn flA1Ald* DiSes:ion- ?.c.v?I#*te? 'QWDlRSjWWM the Bowels, St. en-:. v? ' of nrtlu.fr:c4c the Child and r'.* a?? > at ilrnginsts, tecth:. :c r r. J. MOFFETT. M. D.. ST. LC? ?f. ** AT' ?XT\. ?: N >- ! * Powder*) ?Ter iln?-o its ;/>- i-tr 1M at??dilf inorw?rH from to" to . r ; . - o. ? ? v -rf stionjot lilonc -. ; ... *a *1 IT no fiectually couat. ?u '? ?li < ?. o' 1 ..Mner't L'h JC'kaxkin I'KC i'C WJ#O;O?- H-.u a Letter. Note . OR Bill Heads Or any other kind of Job Work \_atly and promptly cxcutcd at the Timcio Ink nfP?a/? (11Muo JUU umiuc. Remember, Friends, Vou will always find a full line of Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Lard, Canned and Mottled Goods, Freeh Vegetables, and everything v-to be found in an up-to-dmte family Grocery, at my Stora. "obaccos end Cigars a Specialty. Bring Your Laundry to Me. i. T. SEXTON. Muiii Street. J. CLOUQH WALLACE. ATOKNEY AT LAW. U\'ou. 12 up : Uiii.s Foster Riildiuir. Ai.j'Tt K. CAUSO.v. H. L. SCAIF*. CAKaON SCAIFE, .\'i lo'tNh\> VX LAW. Special a itiou given to real tmitc and o lions. c. p. sa.\vdkrs.~ Umz, Duncan and Sanders ATTORNEYS \T LAW. Oificc No. 4 Law Ran^o, Union, >. C. ">-lj i. E. HYDRICK, J. A. SAWYER. Spartanburg. Union. HYDRICK & SAWYER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Union, S. C. Ok kick Xo. 5, Law Range, Wallace Building. !-ly J. G. HUGHES, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Union, S. C. Dfficf. Oppositf. Con (it Housi S YIEANSHEATY, A T TGRNE.Y- AT-LAW. Vc. Law ILnjre. 3. G. SARRATT, PHYSICIAN AND SUROKON, Otters his professional services to the people of "ITnion and surrounding country. Day calls at Duke's Drug Store. Night calls at the residence of Mr. L. J. 1 lames. 18-tf. CONTRACTORS' ? ?BUILDERS'^ MILL SUPPLIES. OMttaiu, IMitJim, Oolnaue w?4 Cla^ t?l Bolt*, **<U, W*v**t*, Tmi**. Tnrm, & Wire and Hull* Hop*, JBnBfeM ml Fcapt, JmH*, Vtntaii. Ot?M, Ami* mI fto?a V*lit*. c*rt Mmr* Mm*. JfoA* fwda* JNNNrp, .0M8SRD IRON WORKSJ SUPPLY A ???IWA ?A Rooms to Rent. Three desirable hod rooms to rent. Apply at. Tim: Timkh ollice. , i I Ml 1.1. M:WlUIJ'g Ht BO J hou ? r.Oc cash in advance for service, ('aif guaranteed "i money refunded. 5-2-1V ' ' lU'NTE*. You know What yon arc Taking When m?u take Grover's tasteless Chill Tonic because the formula is plainly ,prinnted on every bottle showing that it | is simply Iron and Qninino in atastfeftla lorni. No cure no pay. 50c. 1