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\ Sfl*s? fe JbwebyaiYeij. that J. B. .
,7ww*Pa|fflfc, a^lnislmtbv of ^thd estate of k
P^eenx Wood^ ^/ffceased, has applied to,
JiSdt M.' rfreer, Judge of Prolnte, in 1
MAr H|e county of UnioQ, for a fiual
dtwWaigft as mch administrator. (
Pf rs Ordbred, That the 5th day of r
Jttertry, A. D, 1903, bs fixed for hear-! t
injf 6f Petition and a final settlement of1 j
said estate. Jason M. Gureu, |
Probate Judge Uriou county. S.C. ' j
Published in Union Times on 5Mi of i <
Pee. 11905. 49-5t L
Notice of Dissolution pf Part-!]
nership. ,
The copartnership heretofore doing i
business under tlie firm name of Morgan ]
& Wagnon is thiaday dissolved by mil- i
taml cousent, L. L. Waguon withdrawing
ftora the business, while It. P.
Morghnr. will continue the business at
Che nme stand.
All perrons owing the firm will please
make settlement with H. P. Morgan
Who also assumes all liabilities of the
same.
Witness our hands an3 seals this loth
day of Dec. 1902.
[l b ] l. L. Waon.on,
61-'It. K. 1*. Moiioan.
Notice to Trespassers.
AU persons are horeby warned not lo
huut, Tide, -walk, drive through or iu
any Other manner trespass upon the
lands of the undesigned in Uoion,
eoonty. Persons disregarding this notice
will be prosecuted to the full extent of
the law.
T. J. H. Smith,
E. M. Smith,
- P. J< Davis.
E. O. Evans.
Published In Tit a Union Huns
Dec. TPth, 1902. 61-4ti?.
.life and Accident Insurance.
The Aetna Life Insurance writes
reticles not only for Life Indemnity,
lit alBo policies that protect you in
ease of accident or sickness. The
only Old.Lino Company in tho United
Slates to do this. Hfttes are very
reasonable. This company is well
known and comment is unnecessary.
I am representing the above Oomwill
be nleased to? call on
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?\j one wishing Insurance. Write
e at Carlisle, 8. G.
46-t( W. F. Batfs, Agent.
L JERSEV BULL standing at my
\ fcoine. fiOj cash In advance for service.
fc\f Calf rat anteei or mo ley refunded.
iW "TV J. G. Huntjsr.
I \ Notice to Trespassers.
% An persons are hereby warned not tc
\ 'W'lk, ride, hunt, cut timber or in any
1 -%n maimer trespass on my laud 1c
m township, union county. Per
H ^ '% disregarding this notice will h
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State of South Caro'im, \
County of Union. J
3y Jason M. Greer, K:q , Probate J udge.
Whereas, I. Frank Peake, Clerk of
Uourt, Union County, liss made suit to
us to grant him Letters of Administraion
on the estate of and effects of Sallie
[lart, deceased.
These are, therefo e, to cite and adnoninh
all and singular the kindred and
!reditors of the srid Sallie Hart, deceas d,
that they be und appear, bffore me,
n tho Couit of Probate, to to held at
Union C. II., South Caroli.ua, on the
iihday of Jointly, 11103, next, after
rublicatiao hereof, at 11 o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if ,-rtjriy 4 hey
have, why the said Admihisuation
should not be grant* d.
Given, under my baud and seal this
2Gih day of Nov., Anuo Domini, 19 J2.
Jason M. Gkeku,
. . Pool ate Judge.
Published on the 28th day of Nov ,
1902, iu Tub Union Times. 48-Ot.
Executor's tygtice.
All persona having chiims against tiie
estate of Sarah E. T. Chick, deceased,
wHl present them to the undesigned
properly attested, and all parties owing
the estate will make payment at once.
Jamkb M. Henderson,
Executor,
Maybiuton, S. C.
I Nov. 24, 1902. 48
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Notice to Taxpayers of Union Co.
I will be at the following places' as
designated below for the purpose of
taking tax returns for personal property:
Union, in otlice, Jan. 1st to Jan. 25 li,
1903.
West. Springy. Jan: 20, 1903.
GtbVis, Jan. 27, in the forenoon.
Sanford Wilburn'a Store, Jan. 27,
afternoon.
Cross Keys, Wilburn's Stpre, Jan. 28.
Sedalia, Jan. 29.
. Goshen.Hill, Black Hook, Jan. 30, in
the forenoon.
Santuc, Jan. 31.
Loqkhart Mills, Feb 2.
Adamsburg, Feb. 3.
Kelton, Feb. 4.
Jonesville, Feb. 5
Buffalo C tton Mills, Feb. 0.
Monarch Cotton Mills, Feb. 7, in the
forenoon.
Aetna Cotton Mills, Feb. 7, In the
afternoon
Carlisle. Feb. 10.
Union, llth of Feb. to the '2?>h.
Oath.it day the time wilt expire for
taking tax returns, and those that fail
to ooroply with the law will be charged
fifty per cent, penalty for non return. I i
hope an the people will come up and
' make their retirns..
J. G. Farr,
1 51-9t. ' Auditor.
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Final Discharge.
Notice 1% thnt L.J.
Browning, AdininigfraTor with will
annexed, of the ostate of Francis W.
Sheldon, deceased, has applied to ,
Jason M. Greer, Judge of Probate, in i
and for the county of Union, f? r a
final discharge ha such administrator.
It is Ordered, That the (ith day of
January, A. D. lOtlJJ, be fixed for
hearing or pennon, ana u intai s?idement
of Raid Entate.
Jason M. Greer,
Probate Judge U. C., S. 0.
Published Dec, ?">, 1902, in Union
Times. 49-bt
Trefzer
Has just received a fine
stock of Solid Silver
and Rogers' Silver
Plated Table Ware.
Also large stock of
Silver Novelties. Don't
fail to see his stock and
prices at
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ard return all linen lonndcrcd beautifully,
clean and sweet. Nothing
secret abont our method*. It is very
simplq. Intelligence is used as well
as elensinp agents which do not hnrm
fabric or color. Those t hrough w hose
hands the work passes use every
effort to reach perfection and the
work of tho
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allows that they aro always successful.
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women taking the initiative in matter;
of love, but this city certainly does." loro
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tike, with more interest than migh! "mv
have been expected.
"It's plain as print. The city elerfc is '
is advertising in the newspapers foi 11
'sealed proposals.'" replies Miss Inno ait01
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"Site has wonderful conversational tlioi
powers," said Miss Cayenne. com
"But site doesn't talk a great deal." nbU
"No; I never knew any one who (|<>c<
showed such discretion in the selection tcet
of things to be left unsaid."?Washing- out
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tlenian In manner until he has become bon
a true gentleman at nonrr.?uiciteus. mo
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Dr. R. M. Dorsey, ?
Specialist d.i
on diseases of the EVE and EAR cot
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OPTICIAN.
Successor to II. It. Goodell. j
Alexander's Music 11 all,. Spartan- frc
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.HE FISH SlIKiKON.
PERATiONS WHICH HE PERFORMS
UPON M.3 PATicNVS.
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l-"ro::i I I \ ? ( > S.-.t'.i I.int.i -x ?l.ow
Slc?Iicii!?'!i Art? Atlttii 11 .b.vrt't).
Th? lis)i doctor. like liie regular C-ocr,
gives medicine, performs surgical
orations m:d superintends his-- pa'Jits'
u/'it and environment. Ihcse
u t!it' principal operation^ Tvhicb ho
rfcrms: Triminiug the fish's tail with
!i sliifln when fungous growths en go
it; stripping the U?tj (o remove
eggs or tuiIt that have not been
tr.ru lly deposited; excising with the
:eo tinnors. lacerated scales and
Inters of hone.
kinong the medicines that the fish
tor gives are Castor oil for swelling
tlje swimming bladiftr and mix vomfor
debility and eniacratfoii. This
cir.IIst also presides o\cr the fowl
the tisli. Inspects their food troughs
::ough!y and makes microscopic exinatlons
< f their water to stV that It
itnlus the proper lifegtving elements
their due proportions, itcgnrding
so matters, which are as important
healthy as to sick fish, the lending
i doctor of Philadelphia recently
it
.V foccl trough of enameled ware
t will not rust should be used foe
i. At tho same time each <lny their
meal should be put In this trough,
ieli should always be kept In the
lie place, and as a consequence of
* treatment the fish will gather
and their trough at mealtime, which
y will Instinctively recognize, as
dJIy as hogs, burying their noses
I ho food when it is set before them
I crowding and pushing one another ,
a healthy, ravenous and hogllko
nnor. The trough should be cleaned
e a day lest it get sour, hot am ? ?
of the fish should rarely be changed,
n when it becomes fou) smelling it
uld only be changed gradually? a
rt a day. say?for to change'it all
nice has the effect of a terrible-ex*
are?is. Indeed, the same as if yon
uhl snatch a child from Its warm
and lay it naked out of doors In tho
1 night wind and snow."
Is not tho detention of flsh from
r native element that makes fish
;cry difficult, for they can he kept"
of tlie water for live, six and sev*
iiinutos without the slightest harm
hem. and there is 110 operation that
tires a longer space of time. But
t makes it dilfieult Is the dlslnell*
0:1 cf the flesh to heal after it bns
1 eat. A wound to heal requires to
ry. Nothing is more deleterious to
an any sort of moisture, and hence
fish w/miwl
>le anil slight.
ic of them Is tlio trimming of taft^
rgod to unwleldincss liy growths
ungus. In thi3 work sliarp shram,
i blades oildl.v curved?fish shears?
employed. The fish Is lifted from
ami hold fiend downward .
le its tail is being frtrmned. A ds?us
operator gets through the work
wo or three minutes. There Is m
of blocil and 110 gaping wqpbH
: will not heal; hence tail tTlrrrmtng
11 nine cases out of ten successful,
aust be resorted to often with Jnpji
so goldfish, for these costly nli(|
:eful creatures, with their rosemleo
to strange golden flowers, lmro
3 bigger than their bodies, and when
r tails, as frequently happens, be^
6 alTecteil with fungus, they are cm*
? to swim well, and sometimes, In*
1. tliey drown. A fish 'IhfntfHK'*
mioallv when, fionting with fls heml
of the Water, it dies from nsprliyxhi.I10
knife is used on fish to remove
lors or lacerated scales or spllntenSl
es, which, nnexcisod, would cause
fish's death. Lacerations of flle
es are only treated when they riTo
severe that the fish without fretrtit
would surely die. This operntToa
uecessful in about 70 per cent of fhe
?s. The remaining 30 per cent die
ause their wounds do not heal,
tripping is an operation resorted to
en. in the breeding season, the fish,
tiugh sinue malady or other, does
deposit naturally Its eggs or Us
t. The patient in this opcrnflon is
d with the left hand while with the
lit a firm pressure Is exerted along
sides from the breast down to the
i. Stripping is the least dangerous
nil the operations in fish surgery.
Uliulrable results are obtained by
dug fish with medicines. Castor oil.
swelling of the swimming bladder,
i remedy that seldom falls. A nstrs
se of castor oil is one drop, diluted
,'htly. The liquid may be adminised
either with a spoon or with a
ill toothpick. Tht process In each
;c is similar. The tlsh Is held In an
frt position, its head well up, and the
pplngs from the toothpick or tho
itents of the s|K>on are directed Into
mouth. Sometimes they tlow forth
nin through the gills, and in this
?nt the dose must be repented.
V. swollen swimming bladder Is a
>qucnt and dangerous ailment of
fitive fish. Under it they become exunely
corpulent and unwieldy. At
igtii they turn over and float on their
cks. Finally they die. But in nine
ses out of ten one dose of castor oil
res this disease in a day. Flsli often
le appetites, become tliln and weak
id apathetic. Their trouble then Is
miachlc, and nux vomica, with them
with human beings, affords quick
lief. A drop of dilute nux vomica
ill bring back a flsh> appetite, reore
its weight and make It active and
leerful.?New York Tribune.
Woodeburch pariah, Wlrral, England,
la a parish cow which may be bor>wed
for a year at a stretch for 01
>nts as the result of a legacy,
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