Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r THE GRO \ \ \ I CAN BI 1-1 ? ?pe eial Advertisement: \ V(?\icos will h-inserted in this column c i. . ..?< <,-rs>i *ords or less for 25c one issui ijtucs >,r '",c* Additional lines ovc gonl8^^^ 60"11'^ _ P^OJTNKW CHOI' GEORGIA >(ifhe syrup 5Uc per gallon. Leggett Hure H li.-ing Buckwheat in 10c pack age? at Seaife's. Tfl I E > 11 (i ROC ER1ES CO MIK G Jy and going every dav. Conn try pro dkice a s|?ecialty at II. E. Maury's. Enterprise street. 4!Myr. /fT7\\NTED ? MIKAI' IRON OF VV < very description and all kinds of old ma -lii' erv. Write for particulars to J. II. C ufunkel, Columhia, 8. O. ">-U WAN 1 EL) ? o VuUNli iViKN from Union county at once to piepare for po ilions in tlie Government ,-s, | \? Railway Mail Clerks, L?*ttei ( ;?I l .rrx- ( i v - .. ..vmi ^ nuu i /? |Ml In fiiiul CleiTs etc. App'v to li.lei(\ii ies. lust, Cedar Lipids, la. H p Tji lit Jt KNT?AN ELEGANT T rutin nsiilenc.4 in the heart of the city. Lor further particulars apply hi j Tiik Timks < rtlce. <>-tf j tfita'k ii .sale?2mi nvalclle-j, VV s'coi tl hard, will lie. sold at an> old (rice. (' ine quick and get pick of ot. Miss M. E. 1'iijslry. It N.ii i l - i w 11,1. He at lTOi ifi.iii, .v. l\, from Monday to s.-.?tiird iv. r.fu r wlrch time 1 will heat roj 0 li e at L'liion. 1. Murray llair, It. Dentist. W"~ A'll lle?! WA ICI1 E&! ? \V? have in hand tiUU second hard watches in iIn rough lepair. Will fell fr >m .*>0c up. Now is jour time to mciue a ci.nip time piece. Jt Miss M. E. Tinsley.. till 1 1 i>l'lli)1 n?/ lots?til e Dawku s { .operty has heen laid oil in l> autifnl building lots which are ot ft ie l for sale. They front ou three mw streets, i ei hums, tie., apply to C?-tf. Means Jfeaty. Keep ifl/iiking If You Want 'Jo! If yon don't want to, then take Ayet't> ' Malaria aid Ague Cure. 'i hat's all. ' 11 <|U1CkI\ ? urea the worst cases of olufneliioned f.\er ai d ague. it takes out | itlliria1aii.il imisoning fioui the system, and is a j??-i l?jct preventive for all ihost Jiv ng in a n ala? ial roimtiy. li ' ( E>CA I'15T) AN A WFUL I'ATE. t Mr. II llnggins r>f Melbourne, Fla., writes, ".My doctor told ine I had Con- ^ sumption and nothing could he done foi me. I was given up to die. The offer of a free trial bottle of I ?r. King's New Discovery for Consumption, I induced ine to try it. Results were startling. I am now on the road to recovery and owe all to Dr. King's New .Discovery. It surely saved my life." * This great cure is guaranteed for all o throat and lung diseases by Dr. F. C. o; Duke, Druggist, l'rice 50c and $ 1. Trial pottles free. , BEST O F GEB 2 FOUND yifl " * 1 " *?? r??i*r - Letter to Bailey Lumber & Mfg C< 5 Union, S. C. Dear Siis: IIow would you like tolak [\ 1 he agency for the "Fewer gallons; weai .)' longei" paint?Devoe Lead and Zinc? It will cut in half the amount of paiir ^ you sell for any one job, but will multi s ply the number of jobs by three, four . live, teu, fifteen?as much as you auc we can make it by putting the facts be. fore your fellow townsmen. 'r People are going to paint more when - ihey liud it's so worth while to paint, and they are sroinc t>? t?? "' "l '? J! J " w p gmu tuoy uio 11 instead of sorry, as many are now. It's like making a harness. He who tinds a way to make a harness in less lime, at less cost, and make it last twice as long, is going to get the business of Ins town. Lucky is the dealer who secures the agency for I)evoe Lead and Zinc?the "Fewer gallons; wears longer" paint. Yours truly, F. W. Dkvok & Co., New York. BCTTKICTHAN GOLD. "I was troubled for several years with chronic indigestion and nervous debility," writes F. J. Green, of Lancaster, N. II. "No remedy helped me until I began using Klectric Hitters, which did ine more good than all the medicines I over used. They have also kept my I wife in excellent health for years. She says Klectric Bitters are just splendid for female troubles; that they are a | grand tonic and invigorator for weak, run down women. No other medicine can take its place in our family." Try tlieni. Only 50c. Satisfaction guarantied by Dr._F. C. Luke. As to the Yankee Bugs. Mn. Editor: I saw in your paper a letter from Homo, of I^ockhart, about a family leaving there. The man that moved into tlie liou.se found a i>est that run him out. He must have brought those jh'Ih with him if he had to stand iBill. o 1 - > iMiiaii io Keep ihem out of tie tray until his wife made up b:ead. I have wen those so called Yankee bugs in nearly r very house in Iarckhart. They would run to their hiding place wlnn they saw one coming. If this man had b.*en with Leeand Longstreet from Bull ( Bun to Richmond Id never would let a , idle harmless bug run him. Homo I lid you ever stand with a brush an^ < i rht bugs until your wife marie up bread | >r did you iuu and let her tight the bat- ( le lieis If, as you are peisonally ac- r [ualutrd with tbeni 1 JOIINBY RKB. * Whit mire, S. (J. 2 - ? c lotice to Debtors and Creditors. All pMsons having claims against the b state of Sadie IIart, dtOeased, will preset tin in to ine properly aiteau-d Tin ae 5 wmg the estate will make payment at QCJ. 1. I' KAN K 1'JCAKK. (lierk, Administrator, Feb. 3, 1903. 6-lt It Tl LINE e tc ci Pi ai a ? 1 1< e 1 a i c i i AT THE ' Final Discharge. e Notice ia hereby given tiiat J. W. 8 VVright, administrator de bonis non of the estate of W.W.Wright deceased, has apt plied to Jason M. Greer, Judge of Pro. bate, in and for the county of Union, I for a final discharge as such admiuistra1 tor. It Is Ordered, That the 9 th day of March, A. D. 1903, be fixed for hear! ing of petition and a final settlement of said estate, i Jason M. Greer, Probate Judge. , Published in UNiON Times Feb. 0, 1903. 0 30d. EVERY CHURCH or institution sunported by voluntary contribution will be given a liberal quantity ot the Longman A Martinez Pure Paints whenever they paint. Notk: Have done so for twenty-seven years. Bales: Tens of millions of gallons; painted nearly two million houses under guarantee to repaint if ?? :? / A - inctory: The paint wears for periods up to eighteen years. Linseed Oil must be added to the paint, (done in two minutes.) Actual cost then al>out $1.2~> a gallon. Samples free. Sold by our Agents. J. L. McWhirter, Jonesville. G-2mo. "fast Splendid We doubt whether tlipre is any one 1 thing on earth that will afford the house- 1 kfeper so much pleasure as a Hour that, i will give her perfect satisfaction. That flour is "Clifton." "Let us but once \ get a sack of "Clifton" Hour in your j home and we invite you to try other brands to your heart's content. Such comparisons only bring out the super iority and excellence of "Clifton." Union Cotton Mills Store and Macbeth Young sell it. Stops Cough and Works off the Cold. t Laxati ve Brorao Quinine Tablets cure g a cold in one day. N i cure, no pay a Price 25 cents. 0-1 y. s Citation to Kindred and Creditors, S State of South Carolina, ) County of Union. J 1 liy Jason M. Greer, Efq., Probate Judge. " Whereas, I. Frank Ptake, Clerk of Uonrt, Union county, have made suit to me to grant him letters of Administration on the estate and elT cts of hi Marion M. Sumner, drceased. Tl?ese are, theretoie, to cite and ad- R, iionish all and singular lh- k'ndred and r( rreditors of thesairi Marion M. Sumner, ho-aaed, ihat they be and appear before _. ne, In the ton it of Probate, to be held 7^ it Union C. 11 , South Carolina, on the "a 10.h uay of March, next, alter publi- 80 atiou here >f, at 11 o'clock in t* e foreiOon, to show cause, if any thev h ive. vhy the said Aduiinistiaiiou should not l e granted. sta Given under rav hand and seal this th day of Feb. Anno Dunitii, 1003. fou Jason M. Okreu, [en 1'iobate Judge. I,a< Published on the (>th day of Keb. J?? s 3, in Tub Union Times. 0 Gt ^ I i LA1RYV0INT COLUMN. I IE MYSTIC VEIL PUU.ED ASIDE. Mrs. R. P. Ward. The Georgia Wonder, whose powers of tiling aside the veil covering the fuire, and inexplicable revelations of tppeuitigs in the pas!;, which have aslunded the citizens nob only of her own ty, Augusta, Ga., but of every other lace which she has visited, (Union mong the number,) will answer in this )1umn questions propounded by subjribera to Tub Union Times. to become entitled 'o ask questions, you must pay one dol ir. For this dollar you will be receipt- i d for one year's subscription to The riMKS. If you are already a subscriber, >nd should be in arrears, you must pay in all arrearages and one dollar for an >ther year in advance, if you are already >aid up tbe dollar will advance you one nore year ahead. No questions will be rilowed unless a dollar accompanies the question under any circumstances, now to ask questions: Three questions will be allowed to aach new subscriber, and any old subscriber who meets the above requirements. All the questions asked must be in the same letter. The questions must be written in your own handwriting, and two stamps must be enclosed, one to send your letter to Mrs. Ward, the other to bring her answer back. We will not publish the name of any one asking questions if we are requested not to do so. We will only use initials, or a nom de plume if you prefer. Send all communications to the Editor of The Times and mark them ''Personal," such letters will be considered confidential if desired. Mrs. Ward will in our next issue give a short psychomantic reading of the important happenings and events to look for during 1903. MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE. Only 25?, at Dr. I,'. O. Di?. Druggist. FIGHT WITH BENGAL TIGRESS. Lion Tamor Haa Deaperate Encounter With Enraged Beast, ,,?V~ N ^ hRXi a. Ae*P?2r?? ? ca*e ?* **"? "Jftnierqu-aTtars of & circus. Reevea had entered ta cago to train the beast. With a roar she sprang at his throal and with her claws and teeth terribly lacerated- his head and shoulders and chewed his arm to the bone. Men armed with crowbars and hot Irons entered the cage and finally succeeded In dragging Reeves from hia perilous position. I BLIZZARD 8TRIKE3 NEBRASKA. Omaha Street Car 8ervlce Interrupted. Storm In Black Hills. Omaha, Neb., Feb. 3.?A heavy fall of enow,, accompanied by stiff northeast winds, formed a good sized blizsard which began at daylight today. Street car trafTic was partially Interrupted on several lines, and on others It was at a standstill. The storm ie general throughout the state. The Black Hills Toport one of the worst storms of the winter, the temper, ature 10 degrees above zero. ' tic transcontinental train service across Nebraska will be affected If the 6torm continues a few hours more. BATTLE NEAR CARACAS. Strong Revolutionary Force Engags* Troops of President Castro. New York, Feb. 3.?-President Castro's troops, according to a dispatch to The Herald from Willemstad, Island of Curacao, are engaged In battle with a strong revolutionary force 14 miles south of Caracas. There hag < t>een no decisive result, but the rebels i lave gained ground. i According to latest reports, the In lurgents are advancing on all sides, r William Redmond Released. , Dublin, Feb. 3.?William Redmond, r nem'ber of parliament ?nuu na? BtJIl* j enced last year because ho refused to dvo bail for his future good behavior s the result of an alleged* Incendiary peech at Wexford, was released to- I ay, although he has only served half fc Is term. In an Interview he said: 1 I do not know why I am released, But I ceitalnly do not thank the govern' C lent which has kept me In Jail tot ^ hreo months for really nothing." ^ Big Company Chartered. 9. Raleigh, N. C., Feb. 8.?The stats |1 M chartered the Union Supply com* in/, of Spray, Rockingham county, ithorlzed- capital of $500,000. The h mipany will make and sell cotton H id yarn gAods and other products. Jc he stockholders are 13. Frank Me- M me, W. R. Walker and J. S. Patter n. ^ NEARLY FORFEITS HIS LIFE. t runaway almost ending fatally, rted a horrible ulcer on tbe leg of B. Orncr, Franklin Grove, 111. For If yeare it defied all doctors and all fiedies. Hut Bucklen's Arnica Salve Jfl 1 no trouble to cure him. Equally B id for Burns, Bruises, Skin FmptiOnn B 1 Piles. 25c at Dr. F. C. Duke's B ig Store. 1 B M c L U SEMI-AIN nnnm i mi Will Begin TUls Has metHod sino? Husiness tHre< and tHe peopl wHat wo adv< us m will I Unless we see fit tc This is your cl CLEAN FRESH At buch bargains as only come you going to take advantage of us to charge any item during th This is no bluff but a plain busi Goods will soon bt coming in an do not believe in packing away 1 you can buy any article in our i at M I V/ Don't stop til JVLc Li i TRY THOMSON'S LI Tliey never Sold only teed at DUKE Degrees Conteried. The Masons had a big time here last Saturday aftornoon and night conferring the chapter degrees on a large number of members. Jos. T. Barron, Past G. M. of the State, and State Sr. Warden Michle, of Darlington, v are present, and assisted in connucMng the ceremonies, Jos. T. Bar.-on as Eminent Commander. Among those who took the degrees were Messrs. Ray, McNeal, Yarborrough, Smith, Coleman, Sha yer, of Whitmiro, S. 0., W. M. Stokes, of Santnc, and several others from a distance, besides several from Union, among them Messrs. Lowry, Harriman, Macbeth Young, A. P. JI. Walker, i,G. W. Going, L. L. Wagnon. There were about thirty in &.U to take he degrees; the work oocup.ied all of Saturday afternoon and far into the light, The who le party took supper it the Union Hotel. ADVERTISED LETTERS Remaining in the Tost OffioaatUiroir >. C., for the week ending Feb. Gib, 903. ieachloa. Tlios MitcheikMissXel'lo aive, Lisuie Moss, Mr s Viririe J aonon, Mrs Pallie l'etersor , MrsSallie j roaby, Mis Jeuuio Mnilli, Miss Sallie lailey, T M Smith, mu f MM* MM UUVIIO reer, Dan'l Skelioi , Susie Intm-H, Mrs I/z/.ie btatoa, J 11 nine*, -tura^on Surrrs tt, (ieo amen, Lula Sprou w, Ueruice awkiriM, Mr* F II Vand eer, btanley urn, JMi?n Laller Vinr id, MttCarrie oldujre, W V Woe ten, Htfiw >nw, liurion 8 WU'ourn, A B ill* r, Arthur Per?>ija calling for th* above letre will please nay it' tulr ertiaed, and II be required to pa/ ? no cent tor eir delivtry. .1. C:. Hunt* i. P. M. Bsu^jTI S.vi R E S* -IK' INUAL " i fvtl.t I "If1"' f Jan. 26th. "been our & w? began. ^ (8) years ago e Know tnat ertlse we dp. us m is lis > extend the time, banco to buy MERCHANDISE , your way occasionally. Are this opportunity? Don't ask lis sale for we cannot afford it. iness proposition. Our Spring id we wan^ fb Aake room. We Winter goods. Remember that Jtore 0 s T. | ????-1 1 you get to TILE LIVER PIUS"! I f fa.llto pleas axicl suarau. : M 'S DRUG STORE. Citation to Kindred and Creditors; State of South Carolina, ) County of Union. j By Jason M. Greer, Esq., Probate Judge. Wltereas, A. G. Bently and E. V. Going have made suit to uie to graut litem Letters of Administration on the estate and effects of J. Golden Bently, deceased. These are, therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said J. Golden Bently, decsaaed, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Union C. II, South Carolina, on th j 14th day of February, next, after pub- i Ikntion hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, ' J why the mid Administration should not be grauUd. I Given under my hand and seal > his 8 27th day of Jan. Anno Domini, 1903. - fj JASON M. Gijbfu, f? Probate Judge. pnkii.i?i ? - ? jl uuiiouou Oil IDA WUl dlj of (toll* 1003, in Tuk Union Tixtt, 6 21, ; I WOOD'S I. Garden Seeds I Boot forth "Sunn Stall,* |, because they lure specially grown ? ? and selected with a full knowledge of the conditions and require- | Iments of the South. Twenty-live f years experience and practical growing of all the different vege- | tab'es enables us to know the very I . beet, and to offer seeds that will give pleasure, satisfaction and profit to aU who plant them. Wood's Nov Sold Book for 1903 (Mailed on request) Is full of good things, and ffivea Oh**?#? * aJaiM-i _ w a VAaWinO Information about all seeds, both for the Farm and Garden. T. W. WOOD & SON8, I Richmond, V*., WOOP'B MRXD BOOK alao tails all || Wrt* ??fiffl*** **** 1| W* " '