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Local juuuuiiiua.
HAPPENINGS* OF INTERES1 ABOUT TOWN
PERSONAL AND OTHERWLSE.
A five-room cottage belonging to Tunny
Davis in East Union was burned
down about five -thirty o'clock this
morning. Fire caught in the kitchen
and as the waterworks do not reech this
part of town very little was saved.
This section seould have a water main.
Church Dedication.
The Methodist church at Carlisle is t<>
be dedicated on the fifth Sunday in this
month. Bishop W. W. Duncan will
conduct the services at eleven o'clock a.
m. All are invited to attend these
services. There will also be preaching
by the pastor of the Santuc circuit at
Oak Grove church the 4th Sunday in
this month at 4 o'clock p. m. All are
invited.
Jt Saved His l,c}}.
P. A. Panforth, of LaG range, (in.,
suffered for six months with a frightful
running sore on his log; but writes that
Bucklen's Arnica Halve wholly cured it
in five days. For Ulcers, Wounds, Files,
it's the best salve in the world. Cure
Saranteed. Only 25c. Sold by F. C.
ike, druggist.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Remaining in the Post Office nt Uniot
S. C., for the w*ok ending Mtrch 20,
1 1903.
Daavsaw W A-f T CI /'.l/CAn 1^1, >/.If / 1
#JClivri? ?? AU jk /uv i\ \?y
Byars, Mrs Minnio Jeter, Florence
Cappin, Mr Jeter, F 11
Cannon, Z M Jones, Sallie
Cook, Jr, Cbas M Johnson, S:ir?li
Cooksey, Clide Johnson, T S
Draper, W T Lt.e?, Mary
Draper, Tom Lancaster, Willie
Edward?, Mary E Meadows, Maltie
JStson, John T Miller, Ales'one
Bison, Ida Morgan. K 1' ( >)
Foster, J M Meott, EUle
Fowler, Mamie liochester. W J
Fowler, Maiy Saudeis, Wm
Fowler, O L Smith, J ten
Gilliam, Mary Smith, Wallace
Gist, Catherine Smith, Jno H
Hajris, Annie Smith, Will
tiaoies, liillie Tregne, .J M
ilntbinger, Jimmie Thompson, Frank
Persons ealliog for the stbovo let
ton will please say if fulvcrtisei, auri
will be required to pay one cent t< >
k their delivery.
^ J. C. Hunter. F. M
Working Overtime.
Eight hour laws aro ignored by those
tireless little workers-l)r. King's Nov
Life Fills. Millions are always at work,
#night and day. curing Indigestion. ltiillousness,
Constipation, Sick ifendachc
and all Stomach, F.ivcr and Dowel
troubles. Easy, pleasant, safe, sure.
Only 25c at F. C, Duke's drug store.
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ur store is the place
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money's ^7^7"c
Goods Are of
Very Highest C
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srtzzuL riglat,,
; jcLC^tro *o> ?^.TLS.O>tc
prioo to oilh
petition,
pnamagr?s-w.a t,r:g^r.v^- LJjmrg:S.JSO:
Considered u Nuisance.
Thocili/. un of tho town iu tho immediate
vicinity of tho present loca- ,
tion of the rock crusher consider it a
nuisance nrd are making an fll'?rt bj :
the circulation ofapipir f>r signn- '
tures to have it vemovs 1. As iho town j
has a rock quarry of its owj iw >;iM i
{ r -bably bo p. good M ?a t > cs a'oiidi 1
the crusher a id other machinery at j
tho quarry. Tho ctu/ncl rock could
bo hurdle 1 about as easily as the .
whole rocks and otic hauling of tho
rocks would bo dispensed with. The
citizens claim that the fence would
obstruct their while ncd the smoke and
nois9 is a nuisauco.
Danger of Colds and Grip.
TJic greatest danger from"1 colds and
grip is their resulting in pneumonia. If
reasonable care is used, however, and
< 'hamberlnin's Cough Remedy taken,
all danger will he avoided. Among the
tens of thousands who have used this
remedy for these diseases wo have yet
to learn of a single case having resulted !
in pneumonia, which shows conclusive-)
ly that it is a certain preventive of that
dangerous diseaso. It will cure a cold
or an attack of the grip in less time
than any other treatment. It is pleasant
and safe to take. For sale by Dr.
F. C. Duke.
Baptist Sunday School Convention
The next meeting will he held with i
'the 1 itst. baptist Church, Union, S. C., i
on the 0LI1 Sunday in March and the
Saturday before This will give a two
days convention, iti; the purp >so to
meet, at 10 -o'clock Saturday morning
an 1 hold through Sunday evening.
1. ''Yearn the light of tlto world."
Opened by.J. 1>. Mahon nud F. M
Adams.
J "Total nbilinenco the only right
c inise for a christian." Ojietjed by II 1
F. Ilay and T I). G. Gregory.
:i. "How can wo keen ourselves unspotted
fiom the world?" Opened by
jO II. Hollaad and 11. J. Furiderlmrk. i
4. "The wicktdtipss of profane swearing."
Opened by Jo. eph S.UideaB and
J. A. Sawyer.
5. "The Endowment of Fitumn Uuivt
rfity." Opened by L M. Kicj and i
W J'h G. Humphries.
?i. "The ncessity for better methods i
in Sunday School work." Opened by
1 F. II. l'.i-ton and II !'V S<vitr?
7. on .Sunday morning by C
II. Holland
S. "Th^ for Win! movement i.i missions
and Innif-vuleno- among South Carolina
1 la pilars." Opened by il. 11. Murpliy
and I< T. Carroll.
{?. Seroion Sunday even lag by Y. II
I' s'o.1.
1/ t (-very school semi deW>g and a
coMnbution. If y jm -have no S ;nd y
School, rei.d d ; :.i >\s from the church '
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Stops Couch and, Works off tl?o Col J j
I.ll'v dive r.io:n" (>aii ii.o T.tl lets cuie
aonid n ??!? day. 2\u cure, no pa)
prltyi Jo cents. O-ly
t? f A1?ii|ilII |||j|i|Iil Hill ^ !
to get it. j |
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EVERY CHURCH or institution supported
by voluntary contribution will
be given a liberal quantity of the Longman
? Martinez l'nre Paints whenever
they paint.
Notk: Have done so for twenty-scvon
years. Sales: Tens of millions of gallons;
painted nearly two million houses
under guarantee to repaint if not satisfactory:
The paint wears for periods
ap to eighteen years. Linseed Oil must
be added to the paint, (done in two
minutes.) Actual cost then about $1.23
i gallon. Samples free. Sold by our
Agents. J. L. McWhirtor, .Toncsvillc,
B. t!. Wilburn A Son, Cross Keys.
C-2mo.
The Hill Fortune.
While 11 if Ilill fortune, deed of gift,
wilts, etc., have been the absorbing topic
ot convfeisati.ui for th ? past ten davs
there have been no new developments of
special importance. Tlu Union attorneys.
DePass nud Sawyer, are still abstnt
looking into the luaUer.
Mr. (.licence Alexander, the son of
Mrs. Hopkins (formerly Mrs. Aloxati 1 "1
give Mr. II F. Seiiifa power of attorney
to represent lihu, which his in >\h *r
wants him to revoke and sign tlnponrs
sh;: ha 1 already given to Messrs D.l'm
iiu I Sawyer. Mr. S.?aife says Curencs
had font !i in worl .some uiou'hs ag>
that ha wished to engage him to lnvm g
tie some old pap rs an 1 supposes th ><
are tins p-p r.s In had reference lo. I'<
is i ot known whether or no Mr. 80lif 1
will hold on (<? h s power of attorney or
1 of. Clearance is of up*.
It looks vet .v innch like the prospec's 1
are unfavorable ftp- the Union claimants '
r 1 pet anything, MS Alexander died befor? l
ilill did, and there is no provision in
lie deed of gift or will making provis
fan lor Alexander's heirs in the event of
his death prior to Hill's. Alexander
having never conn into poiseadoo, he
of cotiise had nothing lo leave to his
heirs so far as tl.c llill property was cont
erred.
Mrs. E 1.. Clark up in looking over a
Cincinnati paper taut, came in the picknig
around a hat lack sin received la-A !
week, f lutttl an Article referring to the
IIill fortune in which it w ts claimed
1 hat the man IItil's name was really '
Sale,m Charles and in was from a prom* '
incut fauiily in Vfassaahiisetts, and tint
there were eight heirs to the proptuty.
Tha affair is oasidnrahly complicated
and there will no doubt ha much litigo- ^
tton before a settlement is had one way ,
or the other.
To Cure a Cold In One Day i
T I/tx.ili.'o liromo (Jtiini le Tabid*.
All ilrtigRisis return) the in ctcy if it. fni'H '
to cuse. K. \V. Grovo'a aij^niturc on
uch box. 2o?\ t> ly 1
NOTICE. H
T'EBBLE, tho t'l-Aiv) <1 jt
alii >ii- will 8*and at Wilcutt's *
Stal)l?%, also at B.mluo an*! May- [
iiintwi, Fo* $10.00,
ILI< E & WILOUTT. '
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Jllta June JRtchin| ^
E?ta March 1??.? Every- n
thio?r tt?:t* ?>. 'o. ihicutcs Sj ri time, >]
The lli>W'T8 c?t\*e cjn.erut la tp'cn lid
r.rrny during the past wk. Wheat.? ''
11 I rata art? making a lino slow :iu?l
vegetation, in general, is nutting f?:i F
ibe gtrmeota ? ! nimuier. Peach tret s *
liavn begun to i>ln.-s m; thy birds ara !
singing sweetly and in >i ft\v nvtre , ||
lays with dry sunshine wa may listen {<
for the "gee-haw ' ot t'.:c industrious 1 5
nlmvmcn.
I i 2j
I learn that on 1-8? ntMird.iv .lord on f 53
colored, of tins Mm Tubor&ec-j "
ti)u, Uuioa county, who it is alleged
Jinls extensively in corn whi-kov, wrs!
captured near Hickory Grove v. ith :i | ?
load of goods by the t w j authorities h
represented by Rev. P. !'?. I ; ;ram p;.<1 . ^
Dr. Wotil. Unfortunately for biiu
lio bears the repufu'i . of r^oincr i if
an.mid with a double barreled gun ta ; *
if defying tho authority . Uut alas g
he weijt one timo too often, lie struck j?
the wrong man. Ho was taken with u
his horse, buggy and its contents to j.
Vorkville where he will bo expected H
to s'and his trial. While i have ho 9
ayuipithy wl atever with b ind timers $
I do pity the weakness of ;:uu who R
think tli^y can tramplo upon tho laws Hj
of our State with impunity end never t]
be troubled. How long jo simple sj
ones will yo lovo simplicity.
The usual quiet of the Babbath was
broken last night ab ut dark < r a iiL- U
tie afterwards when the alarm wr,j! Ei
raised that somebody was in the river j a
with a horse and buggy. I'ander-iou. ! ^
ium held high carnival for a while, p
Women shouting, men hollowing. |
dogs barking ard children crying, |
all was chaos. Lantoius oui l be seen F
going iu tho direction ->\ the trouble? jo
women craned their uccks and tried gj
to catch some sound that might ea- j ?
able them to le'l what was up. After 6
half an hour of int.'rsj anxiety it was ?
reported (bat Walktr Gofortk'.- horse P
had inn hack with his buggy and |
pushed itrffiho ll it in the river, lie *
got cut with his Imso b it the bug^y t
was still ia the river when cur John h
left the scene to toll the news.
For about four weeks your corre
spardent has been fiull.-riug great pain i
trom a fall he got in consequence of n
defect in the puV.ie r??ad, For seme
lirae the woui <1 ha - ?> n under tr. at '
mcnt. It 1 a? dev.! , t i into a case
of erysipil \3. (
The Forth Fa.eo.iJ i ..tcrdeoomi .a ;
tional t"'-. Cor.veuti a wi 1 urot at ^
Klb>*Lcl next hGbh.uh, 22 d i
Ff<<ni a private letter n \\*nsl" . |
flail, Mar) land, I learn that J b'raok .
Grant was arrested tiurr on the 1-S.h H
of February for bigamy. It is allege I U
that he married one M?ry Gertrude
James ia Alexandria, Ya., while his
wife who was formerly Miss .Ssllie K. rw
Davidson, a daughter of Col. II. G.
Davidson, of this eouv.ly, is stiii liv n
ing at White Hall, Md. This war- ti
ri.ige (No. 1) to-k place in this county
in the summer or tall of ISSL. It-v. o
A. A James wa3 the ofliciatirg minis
ler. .j.rranK urant who it secop ^
had hecn away from his wife f smic t.>
tunc t) k out license ui a v.- io s*er "
a id mart iod M As James at A'cxi;- ?
dria, Ya , ia 1^96. The w i de nuN m
tor will conic up for iavestiguti on n
the April term of the court in Ah:;- ?
at dria, Ya., to my informant write .
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Wo have had a number of pooplc w
to ttll U3 by letter and verba1 y tli.** r*
Mr?. Ward's clairvoyant e diva s A ? '
being read with considerable intcre-t n
and wo <:re requested to keep it up. J*
All right, au/thiug to plon-e our
re. ders. Wo hope sorr e of her blight 1 o
pictures predicted for the foturj wid ! ^
come true. No harm done, you can . ^
believe i.i it or Jet it i a > as you k
chooeo. f*l >me c.l' those w i<> h wo h ;<1 | ?
their questions nu?wertd have coo e j ?
iu ami t d.l us that she ha.- hit the <>
nail ou the head in eomc ot her au- ^
swers and struck very clo.-o a others. a
They sty they cau't urd-w-ataud it, e
cither can we. 6o we cau't help
you to figure it out. ?
Letter to llniley Furniture Co.,
Union, fc?. (J. I I
Dear Sirr:?'There are two .s>rts of ':
furniture. You know both: for vrm k. u .
'eui lx>ih. One sort, looks Ik li.ir lli:iu it1
is, mid tlit* olht r is lxdter than it looks. \
There isn't any other sort.
The same, two sous of paint, no moir;
ind wi? inako Vin both?wo make tons j
>f stuff lint, isn'v worth da lrciglr. !?
longs to tin* business?have to. Belon>s
Lo your business?you havo to.
But tliis is usido. We put into cans. !
with our name on, the very best paint
there is in the world: Devoe l^a.l an-Zinc.
It takes fewer tuition* than mix d i?
paints, and it wears tw ice as long as lta ! if
rial oil.
C. O Brown ?& Bro , Columbia, S. (J., j w
w rite:
Mr. C O, Biowo, employed an ?x
[KJiienced paiutt i to paint Ins house wi h
I), voe I.<M 1 and V. no Tiio painter, i *~~
swing the paint that was sriit to the!
louse, suiil Hut 'here was not e ou^l ;
le w.iSmi sure of thl.i that te* opened up
ill xcept one llvo-gil'oo K;:. \V r-u !
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k i h!i<l ui'jl .is i'.l !' 1 i ^
pen ws-sel.t. O h* l pi iif* i i li i\ < !
>( * ii imiii^ uiixcu p.ii i lis lnv.? tit t * ii-*}
nine expeiience wuh l>*v?>e Li*uiit:.?l
{ilc. Vomih tml.v.
4F. W. Drvok ?V Co.,
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Carps
AVe know where to 1
to got tii3 1jest value for
we sell aeoording'y.
cavpcts at such low niice
' turaed over5' at very tVc
there lore wo never have ;
of date. Som mv.v >
lot of
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Nottingham, Arabia
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Before buying
'We can pleas*
price and qua
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iPays to i
My orders for idc
have been diip.Uc.it x
So if you want the ; n
Molasses or 3yi up or
Will UU Wi;li lO OILiC3 y
Your3 for Syrup
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my and how to buy
*?ur money. Then
^Ve sell sue 11 good
s that our stock is
<{aelit intervais,and
anything that is out
; t'.iis week. New
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lassos and Syrup
i iimo and again,
uino ITew Orleans
... v; Lic ovadoesyou
oar order at once,
and Iviolasses,
S33 >1 ^ .tm 8
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;1 Station, Shortness of I
. ?nd fulness after eat-1
o lie mon's Pills?they B
Complete treatm't 25c I
Drug Co.