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18 hereby given that J. B.
VrMl sri^fnlstrtstor of the estate of
Pti^MWood, deceased, ha* applied lo
JUtojJr. Orwr, Judge of P;ohate, in
xr tftf fbr We county of Uoion, for a final
dtajtmrgft a* each administrator.
r? H OitDVnKD, That the 5th day of
J*fWrryT A. D, 1003, be fixed for hearing
of Petition and a final settlement of
f. i, ' v.?8wl wtkte. Jason m. giiber,
1 Probate Jndge Union county. S.C.
PaWWhed in Union Times on 5th of
DM9W. ' : 49-5t.
llftltt if Dissolution of Partntfthip.
The copartnership heretofore doing
bdSfneM trader the firm name of Morgan
A wsgtfon is this day dissolved l?y mutiMfl
consent, L. L. Wagnon wlthdrawt
Itnf from the business, while R. P.
t Morgtn will continue the bus'ness at
Ihe same stand.
All persons owing the firm will please
write settlement with R. P. Morgan
who also assumes all liabilities of the
V;; same.
$ Witness our hands and seals this 15th
- ' day of Pec. 1002.
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Cl-S*. It. P. Morgan.
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*Notice to Trespassers.
All pfirsons are hereby warned not to
hunt, ride, walk, drive through or in
any other manner trespass upon the
lands of the undesigned in Union
v county. Persons disregarding this notice
will be prosecuted to the full extent of
the law. *
,v , < T. J. H. Smith,
.J E. M. Smith,
I p. J. Da via,
T E. g. Evans.
Published in Tiie Union Times
Dte. lfrth, 1908. r gl-4t.p.
9 Iffb and Accident Insurance.
1BV AClIlA lilio IHBUrilUUt) Wnil'B
SilYflfts *o\ only for Life Indemnity,
i% hl*o polloles that protect yon in
18 Of accident or BlckpeSB. The
rtnly bid Line Company lo the United
to do this. Kates are ' very
Tthfeohable. This company is well
flctoOVn hod comment is unnecessary.
I am representing the above Co?'
Pany and will be pleased to call on
amy one Wishing insurance. Write
IkettOarllate, B. O.
5 46-tf W. If. Batfs, Agent.
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I WRSEY BULL standing at mj
Jurase. 80c oaah in advance for service
ualf |asrwnleed or money refunded.
15-1 y J. C. Hunter.
I notice to trespassers. '
An persons axe hereby warned not U
wan, ride, hunt, cut timber or in an:
! other manner trespass on my land ii
Union township, Union county. Per
sons disregarding this notice will t?
prosecuted to the full extent of the law
so-tt. j. p. mcLurr.
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CHRIS
? joyous, sraolc
witlbL oacti otlid
JiUsplclou? mc
o Extend 0
otum our elUc
of good will to
W? liav? ?:
.d your apprec
1,1 ana gratifyin
ied To Deserve
jhe future it will nerv
3 with us in larger nui
3 a belated present tc
ipared to find it here,
>ur good will and we a
ry, merry Christmas;
Citation to Kindred and Credliois <
State of South Carol im, 1
CoaDty of Union. J
By Jason M. Greer, E>q., Probate Judge.
Whereas, I. Frank Peake, Clerk of
Court, Union County, has made suit to
me to grant him letters of.Administration
on the estate of and effects of Sallie
flaTt, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cile and admonish
all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the said Sallie Hart, deceased,
that they tie and appear, before ine.
In the Court of Probate, to bn held at
Union C. II., South Carolina, on the
7fh day of January, 1903, next, aftfT
publicatian hereof, at II o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they
have, why the said Admiuistiation
Should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal M.is
2C:li day of Nov., Anno Domini, 1902.
Jason M. Greek,
i Probate Judge.
Published on the 28th day of Nov ,
1902, in Tiie Union Times. 4rt-0i
Executor's Notice.
A11 persons having cl iims against the i
rstato of Sarah E. T. ('hick, deceased,
will present them to the undmigned
properly attested, and all parties owing
tbe estate will make payment at ouce.
J ames M. henderson,
Executor,
Majbiutou, S. C.
1902. 48Notice
to Taxpayers of Union Co.
j I will be at the following plants as B
dfedsrnated below for the nuroose of, a
taking tax returns for personal property: s
Union, in otllue, Jan. 1st to Jan. 25ih, j;
1903. H]
West Springs, Jan: 20, 1903. jj
Gibbs, Jan. 27, in the forenoon.
Sanford Wilburn's Store, Jan. 27, j
afternoon. * .
Cross Keys, Wilburn's Store, Jan. 28.
1 Bedulia, Jan. 29. 11
Goshen Hill, Black llock, Jan. 30, in
tt# forenoon.
Santuc, Jan. 31.
JiOckbart Mills, Feb. 2. T
Adamsburg, Feb. 3.
Kelton, Feb. 4.
) Joncsville, Feb. 5. ^
Buffalo C.itton Mills, Feb. 0.
Monarch Cotton Mills, Feb. 7, in the '
forenoon. I
Aetna Cotton Mills, Feb. 7, in the
t afternoon '
ftorlfalff Ftth TO
Union, 11th of Feb. to the 20th.
On that day the time will expire for
taking tax returns, and tho?e that fail
to comply with the law will be charged
fifty per cent, penalty for non return. I
hope all the people will come up and
f make their ret una
\ J. G. Fakr,
61-9t. Auditor.
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Dm^nt.
ur Hearties
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ward. \x? In tli<
lation of our c
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Tour Patrona
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mbers. While our t
> buy or have a nee
right in quality, rig
igain return our hea
and a happy and pr<
hing Store.
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theVirpia&iaafta
SELLS THE VERY BEST GRAI
FERTILIZERS
AT THE VERY LOWEST a
If It pays to fertilize your lands v
I IgC THE VIROINIA-CAROLINV
MT' CHEMICAL COMPANY^
W. ?| PRODUCTS. (
II ^LWiyerywhere^
The Virginia-Carolina Chomical Co..
1 CHARLESTON. S. C. .
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Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby Riven that L. J.
rowning, Administrator with will
nnexed, of the estato of Francis W.
heldon, deceased, has applied to .
ason M. Greer, Judge of Probate, in !
nd for the county of Union, feral
nal discharge as such administrator.
It Is Ordered, That the (>th day of
anuary, A. 1). 1903, be fixed for
earing of petition,~ and a final setlement
of said Estatfe.
Jason M. Grkkr,
Probate Judge U. C., S. C.
Published Dec. 5, 1902, in Union
imks. 49-5t
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Has just received a fine s
stock of Solid Silver ?
and Rogers' Silver [
Plated. Table Ware. f
Also large stock of v
Silver Novelties. Don't .
fail to see his stock and I
prices at (
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fhe Wonder Store. '
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deserve you
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ts to please you, so
:rade has been ver,
d for any article ir
?ht in price. We a
rtiesl thanks. We
Dsperous New Year
JS Purcell'i
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P m HIGIllA-GllOLiri 1
-^IIILCJk C0MF1IT I
m0m"00^**Tha Largest
Manufactu rer of
jfJ / .. Fertilizers on Eafrth"
Forty odd
\ Manufacturing plants
~v>q?' Wholesale purchasers i \
Largest importers
. Concentration, of 1
Manage m e n t I
Ne Make The Spots Fly
md return all linefr laundered beauifully,
clean and sweet. Nothing
ecret about our methods. It is very
imple. Intelligence is used as well
is elensing agents which do not barm
abrio or color. Those t hrough whose
lands the work passes use every
flort to reach perfection and the]
vork of the * I
J-Need-a Steam Laundry
ihows that they are always euccess- J
ful. !
"tlttie'0 Early Slfcars
The famous little pills*
STINGS:
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that you
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A WORD
To the w ise is sufficient,
and that is G< o. AV.
Going is
Selling Goods Cheaper
Than his > competitors.
Come one, come all and
?!ive ine a chance to prove
that tlie above assertion i?
true.
Yours respectfully,
GEO. W. GOING.
3S-J;mo
BRICK! BRICK!! BRICK!!!
For sale in any
cjuantity.
The Rodger Brick Works,
FORSALECHEAP
Oae lo II. 1\ Boiler and Engine (detached)
oil') Brick Maching, 20,UU0
daily capacity.
The Rodger Brick Works.
2o-tf
Dr. R. M. Dorsey,
Specialist
on diseases of the EYE and EAR
?and?
OPTICIAN.
Successor to II. It. Gooilell.
Alexander's Music llall, Spartanburg,
S. C. 47-ljr
j^Wepron^ly obtain II. 8. and l'-orcl^iT^'J
| f Send model, sketch or nboto ol invention fort
f free report on patentability. For free book, C
$ Howto8ocurcTBlinC IIADIfQ write*
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as t'..*' ?.'Mj < >-ii* ; , t ...it iho . /
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\\ .ii? ii iii-.ii i. :,i v. 't? i) yi,?. _ , ,i,
s.,1' in hi l. i ti i:is t! ti> i... i i os.ooss
of i.e. ;; 1.1 v.'liii .i dividual
uiili-l i .i.\ v.; i I v.binis. i. , ?ii- thu
i-ity I iiy i".'i i y;lui!u l-jundo ,.s easy as
possible. liven j .ho.sino ;,n , ,n s to
Ilit'l .1!. I ' ! 1.III \ 1m ; I . III' i.. of Ills
ti euv up i i till- f li rush
?-.r a place w :n ! ? ^kmi tItiii . i t* huppeioug
<liiy ii\ bay. he noes i' ? world
Willi it it- s oy? s th spisc.s tho
small lli.m.s v. Iii,-li. like till- Hicks ill
a house. go tu i iii* upbuilding ??f characters
ami eaivi i s. ii? believes iu using
la rat* markers ia i'.h- game of life;
for pennies ami small units of \uluc bo
lias liltli- tasli- :.d t t g-.?r?l.
'I Iu- conditions satrounding tin* country
boy ttrt* as ditlercut as possible.
'J 11ore is a deal of tegular work that
every coantry boy must do. and tliis
regularity of our, loyment. mostly out
of doors, bieule.ies industrious bablts,
while It contributes in a physical Uevelopmout
wblcli in ala r yiars is Just
as valuable as any athletic training
that can bo la I lie cannot run its
fast perhaps as those trained by a system.
lie may not be able to jump so
high or so far or excel in any of the
sports upon which we bestow so much
time aud from which we < t so much
of pleasure, but his development enables
hhu to buckle down to the hard
work in which hours are consumed
and from which very little or no Immediate
pleasure is extracted. Ills
strength may lie something like that
of the cart horse, but lite cart horse
is to lie preferred where a long and
steady pull is rounded The thorough
urrii race horse has :i line t'.ight of
speed and cant* is with delightful
lightness o:ul grace along the park
bridlepaths. hut the heavy work Is the
work most in demand. end for that wo
want the draft annuals every time.
Enthusiasm Is the spur to endeavor,
and at the same time it is the savor of
life. The country hoy whose ambition
has taken hi'.a to town comes
tilled with enthusiasms. liven the littio
things are novelties to him. and as
he accomplishes this and that he feels
that he is doing something not only
interesting, hut valuable. His simple
tastes have not been spoiled by a multiplicity
of gratlllcatious. am! so he is
gird of everything good that comes
his way. At thirty. If l;c lends a clean
than his city cousin has h it ut l.ftcen.
He docs what Is I hue him te cause it
in his duty, while the < iter Is apt
cynically to quest n the v..i. < or doing
anything and ask, "What is the
use':"
Of the turn who have achieved great
prominence ami t> iedim in our
affairs of state the ccumry h as are at
least twe nty t . < re over the eiry lads,
ivowadays indeed our eynieal city lads
look upon men who take an active interest
in public affairs as rather low
fellows and quite hcucatli their association
r.m! notice. Hut the country hoys
are at the top in oilier lines of endeavor.
In Unnncc they are pre-eminent,
and the great bank presidents today in
the great cities nearly all learned to
read and to cipher in country schools
whore birch and ferule hah not succumbed
lj the civilizing influences ol.
scientific pedagogy. Our great railways
were in the main built by them,
and today the iidmiiiistriitorv; nf tn^cr.
great companies are in great measure
from farms and country villages. from
places where work began in early infancy
and a sense of duly developed
while mill the lisp of childhood lingered.
Some ollv hoys, however, are of such
sturdy stuff and endowed with such
nr.turn 1 gifts that they sueoeed by reason
of their Inherent superiority. Others
succeed abundantly because they
have used their opportunities wisely
and in real life have pursued the samo
course which enables so many country
boys to win fame and fortune. The
more honor to them for having survived
their too great opportunities.
Ilut the country boy when lie conies to
town reaches out for the high places.
Though not all find seats of the
mighty, nearly ail of the exalted stations
are liilcd in t tie end by men of
country birth and country rearing, for
they usually start out with the sound
theory that what is worth having Is
worth striving t a. John (lilnie? Speed
lu r.randur Magazine.
Scotch Civility.
A lady went out in search of two
others who had gone out for a walk
some time before. She met an old mnn
and asked hint it" ho saw <\vo ladies
pass this way. "Na, nor i wlsna lookla'
for tliem."
{She met another and ^?d;od the same
question. "Na, but there mlelit 'a' been
ton pr.ss't for onythlug 'at 1 ken or
enre."
At last she met a boy nnd ashed tbu
same question. lie replied. "Na, I
didna set? </|> ladies, hut l saw twa
uul' wuesj .See;.;sh American. *
I?!* nor'* Future.
"Are you educating jcu ton for any,
particular cuillngT" ,
"Yes." ? j
"Whntr
"Well, he made his own selection,
find as near as I can find out he is edneatiug
himself to lie- husband of an
( heiress."?Chicago l ost.
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