The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, October 10, 1902, Page 6, Image 6
WINTER IS
? With i a bleak cold wind.*
nnd snow laden clouds ]
not Miflicicntlv clad to irn
will only let us inc s1 you;
SUIT OF UNDERWE.
SUIT OF CLOTHES, ]
SHOES APiD A HAT
You can p'ay tag with the
The best evidence of our }
right is shown by the larg
I rovidinsr themselves with
We say s
MCNE
The Quoter oi
IN THE PALISADES 0
AT r.
White Stone
*
Have 3'cu b:en there yet?
the most magnificent Hotel in i
8ion of all tlie visitois who com
that if you will 001110 to tlio Sn
have the prettiest and best
we will pay your railroad fare
proposition.
We make this proposition
Springs and drink the water fi
will make no choree for board,
and we will carry it out to tlie
Do you suppose that we would spend
we knew that we had as fine Mineral \\\t
* not. Do you think that such a noted p'r
the President of the State Medical A-sect
eal Examining Hoard until lie resig-red t<
practice to move to this resort as resident
iine water? These facts ought to cjnvi'.The
grounds are well shaded and tin
Tl.e Hotel is litied up with guests froru p
people to come and see our place \vu are
Every room is ?n outside room with
Vetifi'iau folding inside blinds on all wio<
Southern Railway, only ten minutes' r i
carriages nv.et. all trains, Summer ixcur
THY OUli WHITE STONE LITil
MORGAN i
: White Stone Lithiz
White Stone
Notice to Taxpayers.
The tax hooks will be nr.cned on the
I5th day of October and closed on the
31st of December for the collection of
taxes for the tisral year 1902. There
will he 1 per cent, penalty charged on
all taxes not paid on or before the 31st
day of Dec. There w 11 be another 1
per cent penalty charged on all taxes
not paid on or before the 31st day of
Jan. There will he 5 per cent, penalty
more charged on all taxes not paid on
or before the last day of Feb. After the
15 day of March executions will he issued.
Will commence to collect com in illation
road tax on the loth day of Oct.
and close on the 1st day of Feb,, UI02.
Age for paying commutation road tax
18 to 50. Age for paying poll tax 21 to
CO.
, When paying your taxes please observe
the followiie'rules in order to save un
necessary executions which is annoying
to the taxpayers, the Ti en urer and the
JSherifF.
1st. lie sure that yen get the Treasurer
to look on his hook for your name hefore
von go to the Auditor for an nddi?!An?l
I e 1 : l .. i ? -
iiuiitii, 11 vuu ui?i iM?t iiKiKi* your 16"
turn some one else might have made it
for you.
2nd. lie sure that you call for your
taxes by the same name as that in
which you returned it.
3rd. lie sure that you call for the
-same township in which you made your
return and not call for the one into
which you have moved since making
your return.
4th. When you come to see about or
pay your tajes be sura that you mention
the townships in which you own property,
as the Treasurer is not supposed t >
know where all yo"r property is located
Will collect ta*cs at the following
places as follows:
I'nion, from Oct. 13lh to Nov. 3rd,
West Springs, forenoon, Nov. 3th.
binder's Store, afternoon. Nov, 3th.
Cross Keys, Nov. 7th.
Scdalia, feirenoe.n, Nov. 8th.
Carlisle, Nov lOtli,
Bant lie, Nov. 12th, forenoon.
Adnmsbr.rg, Nov. 13th, forenoon.
T.r.fb l\n l f V/vt- 1lll?
Kelton, Nov. l">th.
.Tonesville, Nov. IS1I1.
Tax levy as follows:
Foriritnte 5 mills. i
" Constitutional School 3 "
44 Ordinary County 3 "
" Interest on Railroad bonds 2 44
41 Kinking Fund 2 44
44 Road 1 44
Total 1(5 mills.
I
Union Special School 3 mills. 1
Fish Dam Special Scliod 3 44 '
San'.uc S|>ccinl School 3 44
JonoHvillo Special School rj 44
Jtrgansyille Special School 21 44
J. II. It A U'l'I.KS,
40-2t. Treasurer Union County.
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APPROACHING
l>*lb g frosty mornings
t will Lc a terror to those
?et its cold bbtstc. If yeu
: body with a
PAIR OP J A /if)
ALL FOR
wintry winds and enjoy it.
dices'on even tiling Icing
e crowd at our store daily
their need-.
ell cheap.
: a r r
? Xj? E?af
t Low Prices.
F SOUTH CAROLINA
CHE
Lithia Hotel.
If not, you liave failed to sec
ll.e South. This is tlie cx presto
to our place, and we say here
r'niis arcl do not admit that we
veutilitcd hotel you ever saw
to the Springs. This is a fair
also: If you will come to the
eely, and are not benefitted, we
This is an open proposition
letter.
37.1,0 0.00 to l.uild n report Hotel unhs*
ler as can l>? found any when ? We think
rsieian as Dr. L. G. Stephens, who wa?
v..ion, also IVesideut of the State M.di>
move to Gr? eaville, would give up hif
L'hysician unless ho knew we had a Very
ce you of the superiority of our Water.
> scenery surrounding the Hotel is fine.
?rls of the country. In order to got tht
making special rates of $L0.? 0 per week.
J'r >m two to four wiudows. Burlington
tows. Itiilreal Station, Rich Hill. 0:1
lie from the d*",ut to the Hotel. Nice
aion tickets over all railroads.
'IA GINGER ALE FOR SALE BY
vs WAGNON.
i Water Company,
Springs, S. C,
Conversation*. -T
"What's the matter, dear?" ri
"Nothing."
"Yes, there is."
"No?that is, nothing to yon."
"Come; tell me."
"I was thinking couldn't you eat
your breakfast once without reading
the paper."
"You know I have to hurry."
"There was a time"?
"Now, now."
"I scarcely over see your face."
"But surely you don't object"?
"Yes, 1 do. It's horrid of you."
"But tins is Monday morning, and"?
"Precisely. It's Monday morning,
and you know 1 like to look at the advertisements
on Monday morning."?
New York Herald.
Kectlril, Too, Apparently.
Teacher?Now, what do you understand
by brain work?
Boy?When a man works with his
head.
Teacher?Correct. And what is manual
labor?
Hoy?When a man works with his
linnds.
Tenclier?That's right. To which of
these classes do I belong when I tench
you? What do I use most in teaching
you?
Hoy?A strap.
Her Idea of -It.
"Would you mnrry n man whose
wife had secured n divorce from him
for cruelty?"
"I could tell better after I saw the
woman."?Chicago Kecord-IIeruld.
MONEY TO LOAN.
I have made arrangements by which I
can negotiate loans on Irst mortgages on
well locr'cd and improved fa'msatT
per cent interest on rums of $1,000 and
upwards and rt per cent, interest on i urns
le.'s than SI,000. No commission*
charged on these loan''. 11 Trover on\
required to pay attorney for prtjaring
r.ec s^ary papers, t tc
J A. SAWY?R
Attornev-a'-L w.
TM On. Union, S. C.
GET SB &VED!
You can get scraped at any old p'acc
hut when you want to gt-t. shaved go to
MULVIHILL'S BARBER SHOP.
The mcst artistic hair <ui?ter in to* p.
Next door to Tins'.ey's J.- -e'ry ^v.ve.
23-It.
An Absorbing Topic. ^
' ' " ' 1 ?
^ ' ~'y ~ ^ ''
Lady Fisher?Do you ever think ]
about matrimony, dear? ^
Lady Candid?Think, my dear7 I n
worry! t
t
Repudiation. s
"Waiter, every time 1 come in here I
get the same potato."
"Well, you never eat it."?New York
Journal.
Getting n Foothold.
"I've Just bought tlio finest teu acre
lot I ever put my foot on."
"Well, better get another lot for your
other foot." 1
flop Idcnl.
"Yes, I know George is a Utile wil<l,
but nevertheless he i3 llie Cower of
my heart."
"You always were fond of wild flowers,
dear."?Chicago American.
Cause miU ECect.
"The doctor lias positively forbidden ,
me to do nny work In the kitchen."
"Indeed? Is your husband's dyspepsia
so bad?"
"He Jtimpcd on Ilia Wheel." ^
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7UJSJJ BLOOD ANDSKIN CURB
lures Blood Poison, Fcrofnln, P.czewn,
Rheumatism, and till
Blood Trouble,
The Botanic Blood Balin (B. B. P.)
rent meat for impure blood and skin
lisease is now recognized us a sure and
ertain cure for the most advanced
tares of cancer, eating sores, eczema,
tellings skin humors, scabs or scales,
yphilitic blood poison, scrofula, ulcers,
>eisistcnt eruptions, pimples, boils,
.clics and pains in bones, joints or back,
wollcn glands, risings and bumps on
ho skin or blood diseases. Men, wonen
and children are being cured in
very State by llotanic Blood Balm for
uvitying tho blood and expelling the
;erms and humors from tho .entire syscm,
leaving tho skin free from erupions,
and rosv with evidence of pure,
ieh blood, ^o sufferer need longer
lespair?lielp is at hand?110 matter
io\v many discouragements you may
lave met with, Botanic Blood Balm
B. B. B.) cures permanently and quicky.
To satisfy the doubters we will
ivo to any sufferer a trial treatment
bsolutely free so that they may test
his wonderful remedy. B. B. B (lloante
Blood Balm) sold by all drug
tores with complete directions for home
rcatment for $1 per large bottle. For
ree trial treatment, address Blood
'aim Co., 8 Mitchell Street, Atlanta,
la., and Trial Treatment will be sent
it once. Write today. Describe
roub'e, and free medical advice given.
)ver 3,000 voluntary testimonials of
urcs by using Blood Balm. Thorougliv
tested for 30 years. For sale by F.
\ Duke, Druggist.
A FAITHLESS LAWYER.
Vccepted a RctnlnlnR- Fee and Then
Played Ilia Client Fnlae.
A lawyer tells how he once played a
dlent false. "I slinll have to make n
awycr out of that hoy of mine. I
lon't see any other way out of it," dedared
the well known attorney, with n
augli. "He came into my office on Ids
rvay home from reboot and laid a nlck.1
down 0:1 the desk before me. 'What
s this for, son?' I naked. 'Retainer,' be
inswered soberly. 'Very well,' said I,
niteriug into the Joke. 'What have 1
jeen retained upon?' My boy dug down
nto his pocket and produced a note
"rom liis teacher and placed it before
no without comment. It was to the
Hoot that ho hail been 'cutting up' anil
tdviseil a whipping. 'Now, what would
,ou advise?' askcil lie ia a businesslike
lOlce after I bad road the note and
;aw tlie trap that young rascal led mo
nto. 'I think that our llrst move should
ie to apply for a change of venue,'
aid I. 'Very well,' ho answered.
You're handling the case.' 'Then we
,vill turn the note over to your mother,'
;akl I. I saw the young Imp's face fall
it this, but he braced up and said,
See here, pop, you're bound to see me
brough on this, 'cause you've accepted
ay retainer, you know!' 'I'll argue
,onr case before the court,' I unswered,
but you'll have to accept the decision.
[ would not dare to attempt to influence
the court.' Well, I pleaded the
>oy's case, promptly had It thrown out
5f court, anil the hoy got what he deserved.
a good whipping. It was the
lret time I ever played fulse to a
dient."?Detroit Free Press.
Crandnin'i Object location.
"My, my, my!" said the little girl's
jranilmother. "You mustn't make so
nuch fuss when you have your hair
'ombed. When I was a little girl, I
lad my hair combed three or four
lines every day."
"Yes," suld the child, pointing at the
ioor little gray knot on the back of
he good old lady's head, "and see
vhat you've got for It!"?Chicago Iiecird-IIerald.
Klaiei,
An old sea captain, under the imiression
that he was saying n good
hing, asked a lady passenger why
nen never kiss one another, while lnllcs
waste a world of kisses on fenilline
faces.
"Because," the lady replied, "the
nen have something better to kiss and
be women haven't."
The Inevitable.
"Do as I tell you," Tommy's mamma
?rled. "It's about time you realized
.lie futility of struggling against the
inevitable. Do you know what that
nen nsV"
"Yes'm," replied Tommy. "It means
there's no use o' your wnshiu* my
iinnds an' face 'cause they'll only get
iirty again."
Ills Appetite Forbids.
"Why don't you go to work?" demanded
the man who had been asked
for a dime.
"Why, that would increase my appe
tltc," protested the beggar, "and I bave
a bard enough time looking after the
one 1 bave now."?Chicago Post.
One Good Thin*.
"Thank heavens," said Cheerful
John, "thnt the#man who borrows
trouble never pays it back!" ? Baltimore
Ilcrald.
Cures Ec;ema, Itching Humors.
Especially for old, chronic eases take
Jo'aniu Iilood Ba'ui lb gives a healthy
lood supply to the affecto I parts, heals
ll the ecrjs, eruptions Fcabs, scales;
topt t ho awful Itching and burning of
czema, swellings, suppurating, watery
o e% e'c. Druggists, $l. Sample free
nd prepaid by writing BIikxI Balm Co.,
Atlanta, Oa. Describe trouble and free 1
nedical advice sent in scaled letter.
CONTRACTORS' ?n
^BUILDERS'^
Kr.o MILL SUPPLIES.
ItHl l?UM, OnouilM cu?
1*1 Mil. * ? . TMkt, TWin *?.
wir* nd KwlUKra*,ll?Mai fa flats
futfi, jmu, dintau, otita, Otata mm
t?l> Iftiti.
rCtul Mmry far V?ti fwU* >1)M?
.0MB4RD IRON V0RKS1 SUPPLY 00,
? !?Iflflflillk
Remember, Friends, 1
You will always find a full *
line of CI
Flour, Sugar, Coffee,
Meat, Lard, Canned and ai
Bottled Goods, Fresh
Vegetables, and everything ~
lo be found in an up-to-date ^
family Grocery, at my Store.
Tobaccos and Cigars a Specialty.
Bring Ycur Laundry to Me.
J. T. SEXTON.*
Mn iu Street.
J. CLOUGH WALLACE. ?
IA
ATORNEY AT LAW. A
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llcom 19nD9bi!ri n.tn?? a
RALPH K. CARSON. U. L. SCAIFE. at
CARSON & SCA1FE, b'
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. N
Special attention givon to real estate
and collections. _
JAMES MUNRO, D. R. DUNCAN '
C. P. SANDERS.
Munro, Duncan and Sanders
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ?
Office No. 4 Law Ilange, Union, y
S. C. 5-ly D.
E. HYDRICK, J. A. SAWYER. Spartanburg.
Union.
HYDRICK & SAWYER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, l
Union, S. C. I
Office No. 5, Law IIanoe, t
Wallace Building. ^
?
J G. HUGHES, |
ATTORNEY AT LAW, *
A
Union, S. C.
Office Opposite Court House t
L'
S MEANSBEATY, ?
i.1
ATTOn.ir,. . - *
ni 1 uniNtl-Al-LAW. L.'
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No. 3, Law Range. ^
? C
JETER BUTLER, t
ATTORNY-AT-LAW. *
Opposite Court IIolsl
Practico i^i all the courts of South l
Carolina. 4
a
S. G. SARRATT, |
physician and suroeon. a
Offers his professional services to the ?
people of Union an<l surrounding conn- _
try. Day calls at Duke's Drug Storo.
Night calls at the residence of Mr. L. J. Ilames.
18-tf.
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Money to Loan. ;:j
L
I have money to loan in amounts of j1300
and upwards on improved farms z*
at 7 per cent interest. No com- jmissiou
(xcept a reasonable attorney fee
for preparing necessary papers. A,
39-ly. V. E. DkPass. a
STALLION! STALLION!! |
L
The standard b:ed stalion, Pebble, ?
will begin the Fall season at our stable i,<
Sjpt. 20th. Insu es at fl?,0D.
3V- GItEEN & BOYD, a,
Southern Railway Dining Cars. ^
Southern Railway is making an <8- A
pedal feature of (lining car service on
many of its through trains, and in order ?
to make dining cars more attractive tlnn ,,
ever, are pow t(pupping all of these car* r;
with electric fans and electric lights, and Lthese
improvements will continue until i!i
all of tho dimng cars on the Southern j*1
bystera will have these advantages. ' ^
Thete ate very few 10 ids in the world la
that have < lectiie lights and electric fans
in their di ling cars and this improvement jj;
Will add in ich to the already excellent a\
dining cur service of the Southern Itaila\
W. IF. Tayi.oe, Asst. Gen'l P. A , a?
Atlanta, Ga. J
In every town
and village AV
may be had, |
liJI Mica I
M Axial .
v r Grease II
that makes your '
Jsrfe* horses glad
i H
<B
This alpnatoro it on crory box of tbe gomilnt ,
Laxative Bromo-Quifltae T*buu
* pKf ?fca*?na # MM an Mar
SS&BgBJSgg^
barleston & Western Carolina
^Railway Company.
[JOUST A AND ASJIEVILLB Short I.Im
Schedule In effect July 6th Iff 2
:a\o Auguutt 1010am 2 66 pa
rnvw Urwuwuutl Utipu
Anderson T 10 pa
Laurens 146 pm K?m
Greenville 8 25 pm llSUjin
Spartanburg 8?Jpm SUUam
Union 7 80pm
Saluda 6 88 pm
Heudersonvillo.. ? (1 pm
Ashevillo 715 pm
lave Ashcvllle 7 (A um
U nion 5 45 am
Spartanburg 1201pm 4 00 pa
Greenville 12 16 pm 1 *5 pm
Laurens 1 to pm 0 66 pa
Anderson 7 25 am
Greenwood 2 61pm VuOpm
rrlvo Augusta 52ipra 1186 am
lave Columbia TTauam
Newberry 12 42 pm
n infnn i ^ V
1 M|?U
rrlve ureenvlllo 8?pm
Spartanburg H*>pm
aavo Spartanburg 12 01pm
Greenville 12 JR pm
rrlvo Clinton * * Pm
Newberry 8(?pu?
Columbia ........ 4 Oi pin
Fastest and lloat Lino between Niwberry
id Greenville, Spartanbuig and Glean
>rlnga.
lonnoctlon from Newberry via Columbia
ew berry and Laurens Hallway.
For anv Information write
EKNEST WILLIAMS, Gen. Pass. Art.,
Augusta, Ga.
T. M. BMMERSON. Traffic Manager.
3EABOARD
Air Line Railway
Double Daily Service.
etween New York, Tampa, Atlanta,
ew Orleana and Points South and
Vest.
IN EFFECT MAY 25tli, 1902.
SOUTHWARD.
Daily Daily
No. ol No. 27
r. New Vurk. P H R.~... ltU|iia J2 lv> n iu
r. Cbnuuci, uiu, t'ii it.. ?S .'j mi 7 2ii a m
v. buliiuiuic, " Rio p in CZT. V84 mux
v, W utiiiiugion. W.S.Ry 7 oo |. ia iu it utn
f. Kicliuiuiiu, e, A 1.. lij In ?ii p mi 2 i6 |> im
i. t'eli'iaburg. 11 2w p in 'l bit |? in
r. Nurium, ' I 55 a in fi M |> in
r. Henderson " 2 26 a in 6Rl"|Tm
f. HiiIuIkIi " 4 12 a in 7 2# p in
t. CkiU. I'lnwi " " - * "
v vHI .1 IU 9 |l IU
r. llaiulet, a> A L.. 1~M ? in lo?ij>m
r. Columbia ,1 " V 40 > in 105am
r. Savannah ' " 2 3u p iu 4 56 a m
r. Jacksonville " 7 U0 i> in 0 15 a in
r. St, Augustine ~~ 10 60 |i m
r" Tampn " 0 45 w in 6 46 p m
ho. 38 Ku. 41
r. New YorH, N Y P&N f 7 65 a in 8 65 p in
r. Philadelphia " 10 1C a in 11 2<i p in
vjN?w York, U OssCvf SiMpiu .........
f. UalYiuiorv, ii S 1* Co t o #>jn
r. iVusii'ion, N &c W S ii <UI[>a
t. Portsmouth, SAL l;y UOipui II 25 am
f. WoM hi 11 4.) p in '11 66 a ua
if. Nurliua " 166uia ' I wpm
ir. Henderson " 2 26 a in 1 10 p in
r. llaleigh " 4 12 a ui 6 4> p m
i. Loulnern l'inis " . 0 05 a ni 8 16 p in
f, lUuik* " V 2 > a in 111 wo pal
r. Wilmington " 8 6 p in
r. cliurlolte " 10 08 am >0 32 p iu
r. Chester " iu 22 u in i 56 a in
v, carlis c " 10 15 a in
?, Creeuwoul " 12 35 a in 8 43am
r. Athens " 2 60 p in 18 a in
r, Atlanta t " 86->pm 7 6o a in
r. Augusta, c 5c \V o 6 4-J p lit ..
r. Macon, c or tin 7 20 p in 1136am
r. Montgomery A 6tW P U 20 p in . ,6 26 |> tu
r. Mobile, LteN 2 66 a ui
r. New Orleans, LAN 7 '.6 a in
r. Nashville, N C A sit L 4 00 a in 6 66 p m
r. Memphis 4 13 p iu 8 26 a iu
NORTHWARD
Daily Dally
No. 32 No, 3d
r, Memphis, N C A St L 12 46 noon 8 40 p m ?
r. Nashville 0 31 p ui 9 30 a m
r v. =?T?r'
.. n?wi rieaua, Li x N 8 00 ptu ..7.
Mo III j2 -jj K m
UU.yi.ur'y.AAffP 0 m a m \ ^
v. Alacou, c of Ua b oo .7U
? . AnguBtn.coc Wc |o c6 a m ' "
;:tc;r ;ifh
t.a?s?
v. Charlotte n'oi'^WV"
p 111 4 50 a m
r. Wilmington, " 3 (jjj'p 7?.".'.".".'.'.
<r. Hamlet " 10 40 p in~ 7 40 a m
1r, .Southern i'iuea ' JI 33 i, hi >?. ?
f. I{a It'jf || %% | u> ^ ? ^ ? W |
111? 1 ^>am 1 aw m
lleuikrson ? 3 oft ? iiT,.
Norlina ? 3 $! 'ffiP"1
r. VVekloo " A OJ a tu SOUnw
':.,..'.,r",luo.u.tf1 ". 7 1 o a in i. x' JJJ
r.tW?h:u,_?( N&WSB o ai a'm
r. IhiTiiiuoro. li .s" lrCo 7.77.~.7.~, "? 48 ~M1
^.ND.*Y.ork.0^H!Jw) t'ftoo p.a
r. I'biln jiliia, N Y 1'jtN"fTiopin ft i'o.'m
h* " ..?.!? p 8 m
"Ko."
' 1 **Pa. ? A L Ry 9 00 p in 190 a m
y. SNAugMaUno' ' 7 4ft a"m TSTp"^!
I. Jucknoiivillo " u .10 a~iu YS ?
r. Savannah ? I 40 p
Columbia I *' 7 (A ? m *5iP
r. Hamlet ' ? lolwH? 29,W
.BoutherD Pint* ? 1133pm OllSw
Uah- Kh ? 136 a iu JI *4!"
r. Henderson " 8 (<ft a 111 10 hTn I.
KoHIu. - " "SfS
ItiSfiSi T" ??? ?fis
* no |? ia
. Washington, W 8 Ily 10 10 a in ft 06 l> m
. Ilal Minora PKK lift am lirftptn
' Philadelphia " 1 30 p in 1 M a ni
Now York " 4 '".{j.!!? * W a m
Note,?tl>*iiy Kxccpl Sunday,
""teentralTime.""(Eiiaiern i;ime.
R. E. L. BUNCH,
General Passenger Agent.
Savannah, Ga\
E. CHRISTIAN,
A. G. P. A? Atlanta, G?.
. ToCare
a Cold in One Day
afee Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet*.
Us druggists refurd the money tilt
,ila to cure E W. Grove's signature
i erob box. 215c. 48-ly
to write for oar confidential letter baforo a?- I
?rlng for patent: it mar bo worth monoy, I
o promptly obtain U. 8. and Poroign I
PATENTS '
t?r Biiowi una we send en IMMEDIATE I .
FREE report on petenleblff&. 9
the beiil legal aerrioe and advtoe, Mkd ew I 9
charges are moderate. Try oa. a
SWIFT A co., ; |
Patent Imwymem, OavI