Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WONDER STORE It has been Our aim to c GENERAL SUPPLIES fot room, store, and indeed for c lul and ornamental; and unit gotten to be a saying among Wonder Store you need not 1 ment added to our most wont FUR-NITUn^ We have put in a largo and t which we defy competition, a regular furniture store, at tarry long with us. Give us of what we say hero. We m Musical X>op also one of the most attractiv We keep in stock several ma them, but our customers will a few of the old reliables wo "lumbal," "Western Cottogi Piano of many makes at almost any - 1 UOUOUC8S save money to Duj estimated that it costs ?05.0( Then you see if you buy fron this mueh more than if you b if you want a Piano and w DISC GUAPllOPIIONE is instruments. Their talking t comprehension. Big and c Ilarps, etc., etc. Special announcement for given later. S. M. RICE, Jt j I I I HANDS ?I Excelsior K Of Unii FIFTY families o DRED Toppers, I1 Finishers, ages from ( wages at any and all o all of which is nice an we pay arc much hig other hosiery mill in t We have young me make from $25.00 to We also want F11 good Cedar Posts. AI>P J. H. GAULT, P j^GLENN SPRINGS Has a record of over One 1 W successfully used by the nn r? ment of all diseases of t he Q all disorders resulting fr< "j torpid liver, jaundiced ski f"| all forms of dyspepsia it is FOR SALE AT HO ? Fur rates ol' board am ^ correspondence. ^ THE GLENN , WHALES AS THEY DIVE. Something Al>out the Habits of tbo Orenn Mounters. Both whaler* ami naturalist* have usually held that when whales "sound" they descend to great depths, says Knowledge. One writer on the subject estimates that the hover momhora of the group dive fully :i thou.saiul yards. In a memoir published in Belgium Dr. Racovitzn challenges this belief and states that in his opinion lOu yards Is the maximum depth to which any whale can dive and that many species cannot reach anything like that limit. Says the writer: Why should whales want to go to such depths? All wliab's sound for the purpose of obtaining food, and in flic profound darkness of 1,000 yards what food conld they get? Those species which feed on animalcules might, per linpft. obtain what they want Rut how About the species which feed on iislies and cuttles? At a depth of 1,000 yards they certainly could not use their eyes to detect nonluminous species, and we have no evidence whatever that they feed on the self luminous deep sen lisli and cuttles, if. Indeed, there he any of the Intter. On the contrary.the available evidence Indicates that they feed on ordinary light dwelling ll?hes and cuttles which live in much shallower zones. Hut this Is not nil. It is known that the effects of n pressure of more than three atmospheres prove fatal to human life; und. although we may heI Headaches are iRr caused by disor- ?j dered stomachs. B |u Ramon's Pi lis cure 3old by IJni ** * t V ANNOUNCEMENT. onstantly add to our varied slock oi kitcken, dwelling, farm, office, school very place and ovory person, both u^e > this end we have labored until it has all classes. 4tIf you can't find it at ike look anywhere else." The last departlerfully varied stock is 3! veil s.lected line of Furniture, ag-tino' Our line consist of everything kept in >d our low prices will not allow it to a trial on Furniture and be convinced can to make our artment e features of our business this season, kes of ORGANS?when we can keep not let them remain long with us. Of mention the old '4Masor. & Hamlin," etc., etc. Can sell you a price. If you need a Piano you will j from us. Do you know that it i) to sell a piano by a traveling agent? \ a traveling agent you pay at least uy from your resident agent. See us o will make it to your interest. The all the attraction among our smaller ind singing qualities arc simply beyond heap lot of Guitars, llanjos, Violins "Wouders" and Xmas Goods will lie E. U., Prop. ii i i WANTED IYnitting Mills on, 5. C. r about TWO HUNCnitters, Loopers and 11) to (35). to make good f the work offered by us, d easy, and the prices her than paid by any he South. n and young ladies who $^5-?? each per month. VE HUNDRED (500) ?LY TO Treas. and Mgr. ? . 1 I I I I MINERAL WATER^I u hundred years and has been y xlieal profession iu tlie treat- Vj bladder and kidneys, and in [}. 3iu malarial infection, with y n and general debility. In M invaluable. W LME8' PHARMACY. U 1 oilier particulars we solicit u s SPRINGS CO. fl Ueve that whales can stand treble this pressure, or nine atmospheres, which would occur at ubout ninety yards' depth, is It conceivable that they could resist tlio effort of ton times the latter pressure, or ninety atmospheres? Moreover. does it seem possible that a whale whose body is only slightly heavier than water at ordinary pressure could exert the muscular force necessary to propel that body to a depth of 1,000 yards? Tlie It en ton For the Fit. The work of the regimental tailor inaj' or may not be addressed to style. It nil depends, as in other lines of soldiering, on bis superior olllcor. When.Sir George Grove was a young mail in (be West Indies, superintending the erection of lighthouses, he mot an F.nglish aruiy oflleer who was so exceedingly well dressed that lie was moved to say: "You don't get those clothes here, I suppose?" "Oh, yes," replied the otlieer. "The regimental tailor made tlioin for me." "h; it really possible that the regl mental tailor can lit you so well?" ex claimed the young engineer In surprise. "I should think so'." the otlieer answered. "Me had hotter tit me! 1 j would give lilm three days' heavy drill If lie didn't?and ho knows It!". j Pnvrrly l? vory jjood in maxims nno in sorinons. I?ut it is very l)nd in prac* t Jonl llfo.?BncLer. \f1URj? bother folks who I caK||,LS I occasionally useI T Ramon's Pills, 25c [ on Drug Co. A Man of Means can ill-afford to be without the pamphlet published by The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York?"A Banker s Will." It explains a curious provision in the will of the President of a National Bank in New York City, and gives the list of securities in which the largest accumulation of trust fundis in the world is invested. The pamphlet is sent free to those who write for it. Thl? Company ranks First?\n Ataets. First?In Amount Paid Policy-holders. First?In Ag?. The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York Richard A. McCurdy, President. F. H- Hyatt, Munasror, Columbia, t?. C. Haines ,V Lipscomb, AKonta.^Union, S. C. Qulclc I.iiucli. IIo was obviously tirorl, preoccupied and in a hurry^ He lifted himself to one of tilts stools at the quick lumli counter and in answer to a query said: "ItrinK me some plain, beans, a piece c? apple pie and a jdass of milk." In a little while the waitress reap pearod. 'Turk iint'," she remarked impcrsou ally, sliding the dishes before him. "I asked for plain brans. I can't cat pork." lie remonstrated. Oh!" The dish was removed, and aftei stopping to chat a few minutes with 51 young man with a scarlet tic she re turned. "Here's your brans," she remarked. and after a thoughtful moment. while still eying the scarlet'tie added: "Let's see; you wanted pie?huckleberry pie?" "No, apple." "Oh!" There was another longer wait, r stiil longer sojourn in tlio entrancing neighborhood of the scarlet tie. Thev tin pie was brought. "That all?" she asked, feeling al) sently for a check. "No; I ordered"? "Oh, yes; coffee. Excuse mo for for getting."?New York Telegram. A Live Oak Too. The bride was fair and slight and tlio bridegroom was dark and stalwart They made a most interesting pair, and the people on the long distance train who had watched them more 01 less openly from San Francisco were cheered by the sight of a shower ol rice which fell out of the bride's par asol two days later. The bridegroom saw the suiilcs, and putting his arm round his blushin; wife, he faced the earful of frleudlj strangers. "I reckon there's no need for me t( say we haven't been married long," li< announced In full chest tones, "but 1 can tell you one thing. You don't want to smile any more than 's polite, foi she's my violet and I'm her slieltcrlnt oak. and I weigh 1204 pounds." Her Mournful Jent. "So you decided to try light house keeping?" "Yes," said young Mrs. Torkins; "bul lfter we had two or three gas hills wc wished we could try dark liousckcep lag."?Excha ngc. niK Difference, "What is the difference between o violinist and a fiddler?" "The difference," answered the con cert manager, "is enormous; anywhere from SoOO to S.TOOO n week."?ffnuli ington Star. MPS CECELIA STOWE^^^ f?( Orator, Kntro Nous Club. 5f JH 176 Warrpn Avenue, H cS CniCAoo, Ii,i.., Oct. 22,1902. p| >ff For nearly four years I suffered Kj M from ovarian troubles. The doc- K tor insisted on an oitcration ns the Kj 8 -only way to pet weft. 1, however, H 3 strongly objected to an operation. B j My husbnud felt disheartened ah Bj || well as I, for home with a sick H r woman is a disconsolate place at K ? best. A friendly druggist advised B him to get a bottle of Wine of U 9 Cardui for me to try, and lie did so. H 1 1 began to improve in a few days and K I n>y recovery was very rapid. With- Bd | in eighteen weeks I was another H I&OCaLCL. ibtfrUX. I !.\lra. Stov.-e's letter shows every woman how a home is saddenedl>y H female wealnes and how completely W] Wine of ( :rilui enres that eiek- & I.' ss and brings health and hanpi- a| ? t i ps agu.jp. J>n not go 011 suffer ?aj V big. ?lo to vonr druggist today n| j ami secure a $1.00 bottle of Wine !? pMCAC^jJ * | NOTICE TO TAXPAYFRS. i TI.e tax book* will be opened on the 15th day of October and closed on ibe j .'list of December for Do collection of j taxes for '.he fiscal year 1903. Then; w ill be 1 ]"'r cent, penalty charged on j all taxes not paid on or before the 31st : day of December. There will bo another 1 per cent, penalty chared on all ' l^xes not i aid <>u or Vefoio I to 31st day of January. There will be 5 |*r cent, pel-ally more (bailed e:i nil taxes r.ot paid on or l?ef?>i* tic. last day of February. After the 15th d.?y of March executions will bo issued. AVill commence to collect commutation toad tax on the 15th day of October ni.d closo on the let day of February. 1904. A?e for paying commutation road tax 18 to 50. Age for paying pill tax J1 to 00. When paying vnur taxes please obfi rve the following rules iu order to save unnecessary executions which is annoying to the taxpayers, the Treasurer and the Sheriff. li t. He sure that you g?-t llio Treasurer to look on liis hook for votir nnm? ' } l>efore yon go to th<? Auditor for an additional. If you did not make your return come one oh: might have made it for you. 2nd. sura that you cull for your taxes by the same t;;imo as that in which you returned it. 3 d. Be sura that you call for the Same township in which you made your -eturn and not call for the one into 1 which you have moved since making 1 y? ur return. 4'h. When you come to see about 1 or > av your taxes be sure that you mention '.lie townships in which you own piojreity, as the Treasurer is not supposed to know where all your property U located. Will collect taxes at the following ; places as follows: Union, from Oct. loth to Nov. 2nd. Buffalo, November 3rd. Union, November 4'h to 8th. Monarch, November Oth. 1 liOckhart, November 10th .lonesville. November 11th Kelton, November 12th. Adumsburg, November 13th. Buinn. November 14th and lOth West Springs, November 18th. Cross Keys, November 10th. Sedalia, November 20t.1i, forenoon. Carlisle, November 23d. Santuc, November 231, forenoon, i Union, November 2(ltli, and on till j tine expires: 't'ax lew as follower Fur Stale 5 mills. For Constitutional School 3 " For Ordinary County 4 " Far Interest on Hail road Bonds.. 2 " For sinking Fund 2 " For Itoad 1 " Total 17 " '1'nion Special School 3 mills Fish l)am Special School 3 " Santuc Special School 2 " .lonesville Special School 2S " lloransvillo Special School "H " I j. II. ItAltTI.KS. Treasurer Union County. ' 413.. Citation to Kindred and Creditors. ' state of South Carolina, 1 County of Union. J Ry Jason M. Greer, Esq., Probate Judge , Whereas, John S. Ker.driCk has made - uit to tue to grant him Ia-tters of Ad\ ministration on tlie estate of and ilfects of Elizabeth Burgess, deceased. . These are, therefore, to cite and adk monish all and singular the kindred and :n-ditors of the said Elizabeth Burgess, Uceased that they Ire and appear Irefore [ ine. in the Court, of Probate, to be held <t Union C. II., South Carolina, on the f 23; d day of October, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why lho said Administration should not be granted. G'veii under my hand and seal i his t 7th day of October, Anno Domiui, s 1903. Jason m. Giiekk, Probate Judge. Published on the 9th day of Octolier, 1903, in Tiik Union Times. . 4l-2t. Final Discharge. , Notice is hereby given that S. J. II. Howell, Guardian of the estate of J. W. Kelly, minor, has applied to Jason M. Greer, Judge of Probate, in and for the county of Union, for a final discharge as such Guardian. It is ordered, That the 9th day of November. A. 1). 1903, be fixed for hearing of petition ?nd a linal settlement of said estate, .Tason* M. Gukkr, Probate Judge Unon County,, S. C. Published in Uxioix Timks Oct. 9th, 1903. 41-30?I. Notice to Creditors. Ht:i'o of So it-b Carolina, 1 Court of County of Union. J Probate. M.uy X. B. Munro as Administratrix with will annexed of George Munro, deceased, Plaintiff. against Thomas K. 1'aimer and (1. II. Peake, I>r:friid.?nta Und< r lite above {.recced ings the credi o-s <,f George Munro, dewwual, aire requeued l<> j resent. their olaimH properly o es'td within thirty days from date. Jason NJ (JtlKEtt. at)- Probate Judge. Notice to Tresspassers. Notice is hereby given that all nersat.R arc forbidden to walk, hunt, ish, ride or in any manner trespass < n lands of rfie undersigned, situated in Cross Keys township. 40-dtp. " \V. N. Hktmi.h. K'l T'A N S Tablets doctors bnd a good prescription for mankind. The 6<ent paeVcl is enough fr.r usiml occasions. The family bottle (00 cents) contain* a supply for h year. All druggist ad! iheu tf Stops Cough and Worfcs off the Cold laxative liromo-Quinlne Tubleta cure - a cold iu one day. No cure, no fay I price 25 cents. 0-Jy % 1 ' ) " - The Cash Bargain Store Is the place to saVe your money on* fall and winter supplies. Good mixed Jeans lrom 10c to 35c per yard. Boy's Pants from 25c up. Boy's Suits from 75c tb $5.50, Solid Leather Brogan Shoes, valve $1.25, our price 98c. Repcllant Cloth 56 inches wide for 49c per yar 1. You will also find a big line of Capes and Jackets with prices to suit your pocket, hook Mrc n M \A/liknm'o ITII O. U* IT. VV IIUUI II O. TEN THOUSAND CHURCHESIn the United States have used the Longman & Martinez pure Paints. Every Church will be giveu a liberal quantity whenever they paint. Don't pay $1.50 a gallon for Linseed oil (worth 60 cents ) which you do when you buy thin paint in a can with a print label on it. 8 & 6 make 14, therefore when you want fourteen gallons of paint, buy only eight gallous of L & M., aud mix six gallons of pure linseed oil with it. You need only four gallons of L. & M. Paint, and three gallons of Oil mixed therewith to paint a good sized house. Houses painted with these paints never grow shabby, oven after 18 years. These celebrated paints are sold by J. L. McWhirter, Jonesville-, 13. G. Wilburn & Sous, Cross K>ys. Citation to Kindred and CreditorsState of South Carolina, 1 County of Union. ) lly Jason M. Greer, E.-q , Probate Judge. Whereas, C. II. Norman has made suitto me to grai.t him Letters of Administration on the estate of and effects of Mrs. A. N. Norman, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and adtnonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Mrs. A. V. Norman, deceased, that they he and appear before me. in the Court of Probate, to lie he'd at. Union (J. II., South Carolina, on the 2-'Jrd day of October, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'olock in the forenoon. to sliow cause, if any they have, why theaaid Administration should not hii ororil<wl Given under my hand and seal this <? h day of October, Anno Domini, 11*03. Jason M Gkkkii, Probate .1 ndge. Published on the 9th day of October, 1903, in Tiik Union Timf.s. 4l-2t. Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given tint Martha llodgers, Administratrix of the ostate of T. W. Itodgers, deceased, h is applied to Jason M. Greer, Judge of Probate, in and for the County of Union, for a final discharge as such Administratrix. It is ordered, That the Oth day of November, A. D , 1903, be Dxed for bearing of Petition, and a flual settlement of said Estate. Jason M. Grhku. Probate Judge, Union County, S. C. Published in Union Times 9th of Oct., 1903. 41-30d. Notice to Trespassers. All persons are. hereby .forbidden t< trespass on any of my lands either bj walking, riding, bunting, fishing or ii any other manner. 36-4t. W. T. Morris McCreery Glymph; Graduate Optician. Wi h twelve years experience iu il e practice of Opthalmics in many "I the largeet cities of the tNortb, now permanently lecated at Union, S ('. Errors of Aatigmaliam, StiabincjuH, Photophobia, Presbyopia, HypermctropiB, Myopia ar.d Aathentpiu corrected by the use of apec'cc'oa If not convenient to vixit my offi ;e, i notify roe anil I will call at your r^ideuco Olfije, M. <fc P. Bank buiUPn? r?a Uoion Drug Store. Hours 9 to 1 2 * m , 2 to 6 p. m. EYES TESTED FREE. CONTRACTORS'"? 9 -?BUILDERS'^ aR0 MILL SUPPLIES. C*?Ufl. MM JhM OMau wl OkWr ?; MM, SU4?. WKMUM THU Tnww. *% nt**)Wtr* ?m? Kttfto JUfjt, aAm?g >?o run, luHMfimi, OuM wi J^|| OMfiiED MOW W0RIS1 SUPPLY CO. Sa^M How We Can Sell * Your/^fofjirty... . 1 , J j Send us ii list of wh it you desire to soil and wo will Had a b iyor for you. Our method of doiut* business is such that when you list your peopsrty with ua, uo matter where it is located or what kind, be it a F.ura, Uiiideuco or Business. Wo plana it by adyirtislntc it in all our papers all over the Oountrv tint we aro sure to Hud some cinq who wants to buy. We cin sell aiiytoirp?. Buyers are and can be had if yoo do not ask fancy prices. You must be'reas ?nabl#?. We do not rent, only sell. * The following are only a few of some we oiler for salo: .? 1 5th Ave. House, New York,rents for $5,000, price - - - $55,000 5 scoiy House, Gramiary Park in New York _____ 55,000 100 acres, Frankly Co., Mo , pood house - ------ 7,000 Etarilence in Fianklin, La., all improvements, i cash - - - 0,500 Grist Mill in New London, Conn. 10,000 500 acres Timber Laud, Caunon Co. Tenn 2,5u0 Write to m with your lowest prices. New York Real Estate Co., 25 East 14th St., New York. 3G-3m. CROWN TT8RBENCE. M. D. Office Hours: - Speeial .attention to diseases of Eye, Ear, Noso and Throat. 2.r)-8m SEASE . & HAMBLIN, . \ . a I I ^LAWYERS.% T * Office Opposito Court House J. CLOUGH WALLACE. T T ATOENEY AT LAW. Room 1*2 i?p stairs Foster Buldinor, T a RALPII K. CARSON. H.;L. 8CAIF*. CARSON & SCAIFE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ' , > Special attention;given to real es4 1. J I, '/> tate and collections. S. MEANS BEATY, A T?-r* /-k r?*? r-iw ? - ? - /A I IUMINGY-A1-LAW. No. 3, Law Range. Money to Loan. I have money to loan in amounts of $300 and upwards on improved farms at 7 per cent interest. No commission except a rcaenable attorney fee f<*r preparing necessary papers. 30-1 v. V. E. DkPass. <o Thin signature Is on every box of the genelM Laxative Bromo-Quiniiie Tablet* the remedy that eniee a esld fa ? ? day >AA.AAVVVVVVVVVVVVVV\AVVVf > We pron.ptly obtain U. 8. and Jtoetftt i > horse ntid poor ; lug harness Is the worst kind of o com- i ' ? Eureka Harness Oil m not only makes the hnrnees end the I Nk home lock lietter, hut makes the 'II\ leather Boft mitt ptlublo.poleltln com- |IV\ 11111/ dlllonto last?twice lis long M ns 11 ordinarily would. JML Horse Chancel fiiiy ii'niiiirflmim'lih f to write for our confidential letter befttte applying for. yatent; it may bo worth ?ay. we promptly obtain TJ. 8. and Foreign PATENTS charge* are moderate. Try no. r SS2ETJ^0??. 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