The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, January 16, 1903, Page 2, Image 2
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Speoial Adi ?srii?siii8ft!$
Xoticrs will be insert imI i n t lii.- ? >1 u ::: Ml
tho rate of i"> won Is or les- i n _'.") << i-'-iie.
f*ur isstii'S for 75u. Ailili: ional linos o\ i r
twotaj live \vor<ls lie a line.
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New Yurie Iftuly l',t|n is. Uook.--,
Novci.s uud ilaicau s i t Sua i ve's.
IlRK-ir GltOJERlES COMiXCi
and k< ip.-r every dav. Com.ir p-oduo.n
s-pec ally at II. E. Mat.av's
Enici pUM) street. 4.i-1 > i.
rrt) tiext?oxe t\y<> sruin
A. cotfa^'f, six rooms, on South .-net,
one b!< i k ironi Main. Tlitf most das:rable
lucati <u in town. Apfiy to 1'
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\\7 AX i KD?1,000coitus OF WOOU i
V V cut at onco. Apply to 1'. AI
Adamsbuig,fi.< l-'-i,
Rt.V. Y. II. MANLY. I'AMTOii
of (Xi noti Chajiel, h:n bern n ci ed
loniM at lii.s faiitons leoMis.* k'.M . lb A
Top Louis, ' Mhimmv nig ;l, Ju s. 2 >'I:
?-2t.
Hem's Should Never Ache.
Never enAuro this trouble. Us* nt I
or.ee the remedy that stopp ?! it for;
Airs. N. A. Weh-tcr, of Winnie V:v . - !
she wiitea '"Dr. King' * c v Life I'ilisj
whollvc iv. il mo of siek headaches 1 i
had MitTore i from for two years.' t oe
Headache. Constipation, l'.ibousne . j
25c a* F. C Duke's drug store.
Sci Their Page Ad.
We d . ret your especial alter !i m
to the m.'' no'.h adv. r tn ? -s
the Oth piii?-* of Thk Tim us this w< ..
of the liusl.' ng and strictly U} -Ihour
firm of oho IJuil -y-CJopclft ! ('
Those young men are ainoi ;; l.'n brightest
business inen. T1 ev ha v.
not been in ' fnion long, L.ii cvei .
year, but ih )ir phenomenal . : s
in business H something wo d rfui.
They begun :pon a small se ile, hut
BOW ftro coi.ducting u basinesc if. A
is ntck-ar.d neck with the in > >'. p;-. ?r.
inent ar; ! Io ig established < in
in the loan. There must h" : m.
mairiet ie i .sen about. i U <j" . . 1.
that is irre?:stibIo. O.ir <-x;>1: 1 it i >. i
is th it thoy stand strictly up to what
they say. They ,110 courteous to on,- i
and all. 1 hey s<dl at a close nnir^ii.
of pre .'it ' d they advertise extcn !
sivrly in 1.10 Union* Times.
The. Secret of I on* I,ifo
Consists in keeping nil the main organa
of tl,e body in healthy, regular tie- *'
tion, iun.1 in quickly di.slroying deadly '
disease germs. 121'ectric itittei* regu- '
late Stomach, I.iveraml Kidneys, puri- ^
fy tiio blood, and give a splendid appe- \
tite. Tory work wonders in curing e
Kidney Troubles, Female Complaints,
Nervous Diseases, Constipation. I)?s.
pof>sia anu Malaria. Vigorous n ulth
ami j-trength always follow their uko. w
Only tOc, guaranteed by F. C. Duke, ' *
di nggiat.^
zasufv'j ???
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IRE THEY ARE
3 4C PER
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dried 2
^CTLY HALF I
YOUR NUMBER i\
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0rythIing. for Everytoot
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"Jnut &plciuliil."
V.'.* doubt, whether there is any one
thi u'i (*';iill that will afTo:?l Lite lion eso
umch pleasure as a ilmr Uint
will jrivo her perfect satisfaction. Thai
i*o .1* is 4'CI.fton." "Jjft, us bat once
f'f*I ! ?if?L' I\l' *5 i!
.?* l v^iiLiuu ' u #ur in your
homo and we invito 3011 to try other
? ::u ?1 -1 to jour liortit'd content. Such
ci iipai i: mid only bring out the superi??ii'y
and excellence (if "Clifton."
I";! 1 ?n Cotton Mtils Store and Mac'ieth
Voting sol! ...
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To Remodel the Jail.
I'tirsuMiL to repeated lecoiimteidutions
of the grand jury, ihe County Coinnii?sii.r.ors
have taken steps to overhaul and
remodel our county jail. We had talked
to the County Supervisor tog tiding the
nrtlu-r and front what we gather it is
t 0.0 i t an up-to-date affair \vh 11
: i finis-ted. Following up a coire.
mil to; U fwei-tt lite Supervisor and
tliem-jeivis, the l'awly Jail Building Co ,
of s: L u:s. Mo., sent a repiosentative
i I'tii >n a fe-.v days ago and in company
with the Supervisor he inspected the jail,
tonic nuasureruents of the lower 11 Ktr
a id will later submit plans and specifications,
and will later put. 5:t a bid for
th j leniodi I;n<r. It sm ins lite, td.-a is
to 'eat out'he second l! ?or of the old
i.t-g and buii t steel cells upper and
0 er . cr1, with iron w.i'kwdv iu
: : : :;?! lie four hides of the j til.
.v c.oi' i .'ov wid separate every see i >u of
iu cells, and th" SheilfT e;u locktne
do us of all the cl.s hi a lever on the
outside of 1 lie do 1 rs of the e >rrid? ra Trie
cuter ot the building will be open front
l! i 'i o 1 1 . Tits bitMding tliro e/ii >.jr
i Im lite proof. The t-rf om:.- can
1 lie ( 1. and f-x 'reise 1 hem-elves in the
:oi ridt is e liieh are equipped wi'hstnibi'"V
at '.in eiu -it's and se.?. orayo T.iia
>v.:i h> git'ht imp ovein of ov? r tf.e
1 fee!; >' : -unmet! nft.de we!' mv have, j
I'he };; .ai geinent is Some a'Ih! sii'i'tiUi' to 1
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Persons calling lor the atv-ve let- v
>ra will {?!eam say it' ?Jvennr-!. ard
ill lie requirorl io jn y o.,o ecu I l-lriff
t!?v'ivr ry,
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Want It Means, \
W? 'r> tired of answering quest ious!
'Power Gallon?; Wears linger"
uieans that you dion't have to i<niut your '
house so t?ften, and you don't have to :
uso so much paint. Ousts less for the
j ?b, and you don't have to do the job so '
often
1'he new paint is not new at all. It's J
tl.o oiliest selling paint in the United
States, and the lirni that makes it is 149
years old. c
Devoe Lc-ad and Zinc?fewer gallons
than mixed paints; wears twice as long
as Itad and oil. I
Remarkable Hypnotic Work. '
Policeman Smith, of Pacolet, 8. C., f
was shot at Pacolet Wednesday night
about 8 o'clock by a negro named Davis, v
who had stolen a pair of pants from Mr. v
Baxter Wood's store. The policeman,
hi ?'- ,,r "
... w.U|>?u; *?1UU All. TV ill TVOOH, V..'rit C
for t!i" negro an J arrested him, the ne- v
pr > resisted arre.it and Mr. Wood or the
psl iceman drew down on hitu with a
pistol while the other took hold ol hitn.
the negro jarked loo e and as lie did mi
he grabbed the pistol out or the other's i?
I and a .d lau, as he did m? he reached g
Pick ward a .d shot, the ball taking < it ct ii
i.i the hip of l'ol.ceuiiin Smith. Ti.e q
i egro luade his escqie, then catne the 1
lvntat kablo part. A sin ill negro boy t
rpuie twelve yeais of age was hypnob/. d h
l?y a hypnotist living at 1'ucoIm. ami '
w a m-ide to ko, in his mind, to the scene
oi tlin shooting and Uku translate tlit a.
picture seen while under the hypnotic
power This he did fii'hfuilv lie n
Mastoid n> follow the 11 'eing r.egro, lie
did so lel.ieg everywhere that he I i:d jj
stopped in hi-> li ght, that ho had .stopped
at a c nam house and Mail all ii'ght
(hat h ? liail chmhed a tiee to take a re?t
and 11 id slightly hurt hitn.se,f in geiii: g
iIuai'. Tii.t' ho was tlie.i m*l.i >g for
!. > v ..?,i', and would Spend vester lay if.
I lie b':.-,!i st. lie d< sci ib.-si many Ih.ng.s
i nat liad taken plica hi I'acoiel bufo-te
and after the shilling, con telly.
A paTty lett i'acoh t Je.sUrday o i the
liail, as laid out be the little negio, biking
the 1 j pi lot i it and the little negu.
doigwith I heir, and it ih confidently
behoved that ilie negio will be cap ured
with ihtir a^biotauce.
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.in- i.wnn nulla I
"1 wondi . what makes my razor so |
lull," said a man. looking at tlie bhule I
lie had so carefully sharpened only a
lay or two before.
"Why, father," spoke up little Johndo,
playing marbles on the floor, "It
vas just beautiful and sharp only this
norning when 1 ai<\3e iny wooden boat
vlth It" .
llrtilnd the Seono*.
"Ilurry up. Itowland," called tholeartag
lady, "the people arc . ul because
re are keeping them wu^t
"Then I will not go on at all," stormd
the heavy trngedlan.
"Why not7" ?
"Because I refuse to play to a madII?"
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Court Week in I'nion,
Tlute oas u law irowd in town
ouday. it Itiig fust day of court wttk
s.tois, vr.\ur"s ??"?, speciv'ors and sluprs
M?ie here i4> in ? w? iy section ? ?' the
v.i ty. Tin* iuhuIku.is geueraUy on]
very go< d ? ss.
bilge Aidr.eh, Sjolicilor St.is * and
< m gvapl.cr NU .to wore in their places
id ' on it. was tailed promptly on thr
n r. The Judge charged the gland
tv for an hour or uioie in a very coni?
honsive and interesting manner, to
L .oli close attention was ivvul not only
i ih? jmcis but by the bur and those
i the audience chamber. It was one of
10 best cluuges to a grand jury as to
a .r duties and the law bearing upon
utoua kinds of cases likely to oouie lx>ire
them that we have listened to. lie.
in nig other things, impivssed upon the
nr.id jury their duty in avoiding putting
11 county to needles expense in hindcnnoises
thai could and should Ik
ai daed by ths magistrates. that trivial
.> . s cf this nafmc Vol\ often iccepiid
11 valuable time ot the court anil put
lir> county to n* much expense in some
.stances as tiials for murder. He also
uggertcd that only so many witnesses
liould l>e examined in a ease as weie
eceasaiy to satiety thera that a true bill
li.uikl be rendered. He told them that
j was accessary for twelve of their numi
nil least to always b?. prfS3ut when
11 y were considering a case. That
rlnlo he would like for the eighteen
irons to bo present, that was at the dislelion
of the foreman, and that on ocountofthe
absence of one or two the
msiness before them need not be delayed.
The lirsl bitch ot bills were haudcd to
lie jury at 12:10 an they retired. Two.
uses were trkd Monday.
The Hailey Lumber Co. vs. 10. D.
iharkey and J. E. Fowler, in which
harkey and Fowler were charged with
mling to apply money leceived from
o itiacts to the payment of the lumber
jour.t. The defendants were acinit'ed.
This is the third time this case
ias tieen before the court.
The second case was Calvin Sartor
h.uged with burglary aud larceny.
Pound guilty of larceny, sentenced to 3)
Li\ .s om county chain gang.
Tuesday moruiug directly after
>i?euiug of court it was learned from tlm
l.iiiv papers that the eminent juiist
iiiif Justice Mclver htd departed tins
ifti. Iu respect to his memory court
a as adjourned until 10 o'clock Wedueslay
morning. Before adjournment,
nnvever, Solicit or Sease read the account
>f the death of Chief Justice Mclver and
i sketch of his hfe lrom the morning
after which live minutes talks apnopiiale
to the occasion were matte by
Messrs. Dixon, Wallace, Sawyer and 1Ci'ass,
meuibets of ttie bar, after which
ilie Judge talked very feelingly of the
lepaittd Chief Justice. Mr. Sawyer's
talk was very touching, causing many
lo shed teais. Mr. Sawyer had bet n
intimately associated with the Cliiel'
Justice for some years in the capacity of
lib cleik.
Additional cases have been disposed of
to Thursday J p. m. as futiowe:
Kd Wallace, assault and battery with
i .te.i.t to Kill, found guilty and sentenced
die tine. litt "Vntnwi mil..
Alex Osborne, housebivaking and
tarceny, plead guilty and was sentenced
to nine months on the chain gang.
Peter and Seley West for violation of
lie dispensary law, selling whiskey and S
ivitie. Nol pressed as to Peter, guilty a*
o Seley on fecond'count, not guilty on
irst count. Sealed sentence, Seley not
in-sent. . . t,
Minerva Garner, assault and battery j,
iviih intent to kill, plead guilty. Senence
10 months in the penitentiary. al
Win. I It-ad, housebreaking and lar- tl
;cny, Ovtn If u 10 conungeut (tocket. o!
Vard Gist for murder, c;i(Kout inui-d. o!
The following cases have been nol
irossed: lx
Jim Lomax, assault and battery with 01
ntent to kill, paid cost. e<
J. T. Wright, obtaining goods under ef
alse pretense. C
Sam Richards, assault and battery in
villi intent to kill and carrying concealed 01
ve tpons.
Messrs. Stanyavne Wilion and C. I'.
landers, of Spartanburg, are among the
tailing attorneys Litis week.
Dislocated Her Shoukler.
Mrs. Johanna Sodcrliolm, of Fergus K1
"alls, Minn., fell and dislocutcd Iter
boulder. She had a surgeon get it back rp
t place as soon as .possible, but it was ~\]
into sore and pained her very much. (;
lor son mentioned that he laid seen ,j
'hnmberlain's Pain Halm advertised \\
ir sprains and soreness, and site asked 'j\
iin to buy her a bottle of it, which he
id. It quickly relieved her and enbled
her to b'.oop which she had not J'
one for several days. The son was so D
inch pleased with the relief it gave his "
lother that be lias since recommended
to many others. For sulo by F. C. p,
uke, Druggist. (;
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I WOOD'S k
Garden Seeds
| Best (orthe "Sunny South," ?'
j because tlioy nrc sr''dftlly grown M
mvl selected with u lull knowledge s ]
of the conditions und require- J 1
incuts of the Houth. Twenty-five J
years experience and practical \V
growing of all the different vegetab'e.s
enables im to know tho very
best, and to oiler seeds that will
give pleasure, satisfaction and r
profit to all who plant tliem.
Wood's New Seed Book for 1903 |
(Mailed on request) in full of good vvr
things, and gives the most reliable for
information about all seeds, both re)1
for the Farm and (iarden. ?0
T.W.WOOD & SONS, th|
Seedsmen, Richmond, Va, re!
WOOI/S 8KKD BOOK also tells all ['
about Grasa and Clover Seeds, hot
Seed Potatoea, and ail
Farm Seeds.
Write for Seed Ilook and prtoM of any
farm Seeds required. .
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What Abouti
That Suit of
For Fathei
Uncle, 01
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we nave wni
jl
And as the time is ni
to reduce our mamm
decided to put the k
the demand is on.
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We also have a com;
Underwear
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At prices that will ci
if you will only.'giv?
; ^-REME
Tkr>? V!_
iuai we uany a uig
Shoes, Suspenders,
Knit Hoods* Fascin
; all of which you can
than regular goodsYours
for mo
McLure Mei
Master's Sale.
late of South Carolina, 1 Court of ComCounty
of Uaion. J man Tleas.
N. C. ltollius, Plaintiff,
V8.
Lavinia Gregory, California Splllere,
eiteraon Hembree, Defendants.
In obedience to an order made in
bove case. I will sell at Union, before
le Court House door, on salrsday, 2nd
f February, 190U, during the legal bours
C sale, the following lauds> viz:
All that tract or parcel of land lying,
?iug and situate ia said county of Union,
a the waters of Sugar C/oek, and boundi
on the north Elizabeth Lancaster, |
ist by S. L. West,' V>oth by Addle Mc
ravy, and west by Leonard Smith, conliniug
lifty-bix a>iQ oue-half acres, more
: less.
Terms of sale cash. .
C? II. Pkake, Master.
ljfit of Jurors?January Term.
Judge James Aid rich, of Aiken, preding.
c.kanji jurors? new jurofis drawn.
A llightower W II S Harris
[ O Kelly K C llowze
eo II Oet/.el II L Williams
M MoGowan L J Gault
r 11 Sims O T Boyd
E Kelly U S Wilson
jurors draws october i.aht.
R Prince T E Davis
J 1 lames P .1 Davis
H Robinson B W Wliitlock
second week.
rank Wis 1) B Free, Jr
C Alexander II N Gallman
E Bailey F (J Austell
ichurd Adams 1' B Bobo
S Thomas Jr .1 (? Morris
S Vaughan .1 N Crawford!
W Willard Claude C Sartf >r
II Graham J B (Jreer
E Blakely W A E Black
B Young W T Gregory
iver Eaves S K Johns
C N i * Joo E FowLcr
G Gault B E Jeter
F Farr Eewia Scftlot j
M Cilmoro Wm Vauelnan
ts L>avi? A N Vice
N McArthur Samuel 1j 1a vwson
M Fnrr (5 15 Fowler
Tinds Wny to JJve I<otii <?.
I'lie startling announoemoTit ? f a Dis?ery
that will surely length is i life is
ide l>y editor O 11. Dnnne; r, of Chumm-o,
I nil. "I wish to 6ta\ 0|" he
itcH, "that Dr. King's New Diaiovery
Consumption ia the moat infallible
riedy that I have ever ? known for
ugha, Colds and Grip. Its invahtablc
people with weak lunp a. Having
s w onderful medicine n o one nt ed
nil Pneumonia or f'onsui option. Its
ief is instant and cure o jrtain." F.
Duke suarwjitceH every *v >* and $1.00
tlo, ami give trial bottles , freet
Bff' Early Risers
The tatnoua Utt ?a pUfte*.
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Clothes
\ Son, Bvatttor, |,
- Grandfather,
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RtyM?Wlt|
dw ?hort it' wlktoft
LOth. stocky 18TB IfllYd
nife in now while
>lete line of
, Shirts aid-Hats j
ompel yon to Boy
i os a look.
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line ef samples in
Shirts, Underwear,
ators. Hosiery, etc.,
l buy at a less price :
i
re business,
cantils Go.
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Nolics of Opening Books of
Subscription.
Notice is hereby iriven that Boning
Suliecription to the capital stock of Buffalo
Lick Springs Company will be opened
at tbe office of L. D. Childs at Chester,
8. C., and at the office of the GiatIta'jchford
Company at Carlisle, S. CM
on the 17th day of January, 1003. The
cat dtal stock of the proposed corporation
will be ten thousand dollars, divided into
one hundred shares of the par value of
one hundred dollars per share. This
notice is givin pursuant to a commission
issaed to the undersigned by M. R
Cooper, Secretary of State of date January
13, 1003.
L. D. Cm r.D3.
W. H. Gist,
Corporators.
January 14,1903.' n it
Notice* *
Applications for roads mast be submi
tted by 1st Monday in February, at
wliich time the Board of Commissioners
w ill make appointments. It is desired
t'.iat applicants live on or near the road *
they wish to have. Also request that
?*eh pay his road tax before applying.
Any who are exempt from road duty
'.are not expected under the law to hold
roads as overseers except in cases of necessity.
m Respectfully,
T. J. Uetbnbauoii,
3-2t Supervisor.
Final n;?i
mwtui Jk#i9Ullttr^6<
police is hereby given that J. F. Almnn.
Sr., Administrator of the estate of
E. K. Alexander, deceased, bas applied
lo Jason M. Greer, Judge of Probate,
in and for ibe county of Union, for a
Unal discharge as such Administrator.
It Is Ordered. That tint 16th day of
February, A. D. 1003, be fixed for hear- ,
ing of petition, and a final bettlement of
Miid estate.
Jason M. Greer,
Probate Judge. Union Co.. 8. C.
Published in Union Times Feb 16, ?
1903. 3-30d.
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Final Discharge.
Notice is lienby given that J. Woods .
Mer, Executor of the estate of Aron
K?'iiy, decoHM-d, baa Mpplifd to Jrieon M.
Jieer, Judge of Probata, in and for the
"ountv of Union, tor a dual discharge as
Mioh Executor
It Is OnnKttnn. Tiiat the 17th day of
February A. li^ 1903, ins fix?Mt for lieu-- . *g|
ing of petition, and a Aial mm torn itit oC
said fhtate.
. J a1 on M. C.Rntti.
Probate Judge Union <>- S.C,
Plttllllluut I" n*?tnu T.- ~
. m ... voiu.i iiiiu rwK 1U,
1003 8 >?rt.
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Notico of Election. \g
]>toperm?r for F> *nen*?ry No. 9
will lie tlecied oo 10.h of February. )UU3.
All application* must be filed wVKTJm
County Bonrrt of Control 20 days before
alxyte date. lly order of ^mnty Tlnrd,
T. K. F08TKK, Ohm. .JN<
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