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Another National Bank in
Union.
It is currently reported, ;ind not
without foundation, that them will
in the near future he another national
hank established in the city of
Union. The bank building it is
said will be located on the vacant
lot next to the Mutual Pry c.ooOCompany
store. It is to be capitalized
at 8100,000. The names of
the organizers and promoters of this
new enterprise are withheld by Tin:
Times for reasons of propriety, rela
tivc to the gentlemen in question,
and whenever those most interested
i 11 the new hank desire to niak<
public, the full information, look foi
it in The Times and be sure it i:
correct and reliable.
Citation to Kindred and Creditors
State of South Carolina, )
County of Union. \
By Jhhou M. Greer, Esq., Probate Judge
Whereas, Thomas E. Llailey has ma<h
suit to meto grant him letters of \dmin
istration with will annexed, on the Ea
tat? of and effects of i eila C. Littlejohn
deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite an<l ad
monish all and singular the kindrec
and creditors of the-said Leila C. Litile
john, deceased, that they be and appea;
before me, in the C^urt of Probate, t<
be held at Union C. If., South Carolina
on the 16th day of January, '90>, next
after publicai i<>n here -f. a' 11 o'clock ii:
the forenoon, t>> show cause, if any the)
have, why the said Admimstr.it on
should not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal this
28-h day of December, Anno Domini
1904. Jason M. Greek,
Probate Judge
Published on the 80th day of Decern
her, 1901, in Tiie Union Times. f>:3-2t
Quicksilver Found on the Ground,
Claude Porter, a boy 11 years old,
while out bunting on the Powell
place, noticed something shining on
the ground, and digging around
found in an old wagon rut, a pocket
of what proved to be quicksilver.
On fii rfVtoi* *
viiw iiivinu^uiun J|, WJ1M
found that quicksilver globules were
distributed over a small area. It
created something of an excitement
at first, but upon only finding the
metal in a small area and on the
surface or near it the idea that
quicksilver would l>e found there in
quantity was abandoned. At one
time the garbage of the city was
dumpod there, and one theory, and
it seems the most plausible, is that
a bottle of quicksilver wae left
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Mid Brand'
MAKE GOOD
Year Pr<
ig everyone needs,
ig everyone will apj
li goodness of "Diari
them acceptable |
of the recipient v
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: spend $1.50, $2.00
any present tha
;membered than ;
BRAND" SHOI
: NOT SURE OFTI^
ICATE PLAN WILI
THE PROBLEM.
COTTON
EPARTMENT STOI
a box and thrown out with tlio
| packing from a drug store, thrown
in tin; garbage; cart and dumped
there, when sometime afterward tin;
bottle was broken. As it is one of
t in; heaviest metals we have it would
take a hard rain to wash it away.
Mr. \V. T. Powell, how. ver, sent
some of the quicksilver and earth to
Clemson College to have it examined
^ by the State chemist.
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Removal Notice.
. Alter Jan. 1 - I my 1 larher shop
. j will be in the Nicholson Bank BuildJing.
It will he fitted with every
I modern convenience for the benefit
51 of my customers. Four chairs will
f l he in operation. Compressed air
j will he used for drying the face,
which prevents chapping. A centre
lavatory makes shampoos convenient
and delightful. Two hath
tul >s, where one can always find a
i hot or cold bath, and the shop k
steam heated.
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I I solicit your [patronage for U)0"
* and promise to give you the very
' best service possible.
1: Respectfully,
' James Mulvihill.
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. j My old and new customers
to know that I
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have opened a beef
market in the rear of
i NICHOLSON'S NEW
BANK BUILDING,
and am prepared to
serve you with the
choicest cuts of BEEF,
PORK, MUTTON,
SAUSAGE, and in
i
fact, everything first
j class in my line.
N. P. DUNBAR.
Phono No. 6V.
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A GOOD SMOKE.
TRY IT.
DUKE DRUG CO.
i GEO. KELLAR, Phfl., Mgr.
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Superb New Year Gifts
in superb jewel.*-. Our exhibit of
exquisite rings, brooches, pins,
pearls, diamonds and all fashionable
precious stones were never finer
than now. To ladies and gentlemen
alike jewelry always makes the
most acceptable gift if chosen with
j judgment, and as our stock is so
large and so varied in styles an exceptionable
opportunity is offered to
all who desire the best.
P. 0. TREEZER,
JEWELER.
Notice.
All articles left over from bazar
will be auctioned at T. E, Bailey's
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iow,c iic*i juonaay night at seven I
o'ok>ok. |,
5RAND AND PETIT JURY
ror the January Term of Court.
Begins 2nd Mondey.
QRAND JURY.
V P II Walker W II West
ICGibbe W II Jolly
r C McCravy W W Bishop
I G Hancy L F Malono
,V Y Dunlap W F Bates |
V S Crosby J C Bevis
j Wliitlock G W Lybrand
I XV McDow W A Turner
C N McArthur J W Wilson
PETIT JURY, FIRST WEEK.
J II Lcc, USD
L C Cudd, USD
R T Davis, Santuc
C! ? l? n:? 1
v/ iu cjciiivn, i incKney
A R Harris, Bogansville
W E Sinclair, Santuc
J M Briggs, Cross Keys
W F Dukes, Cross Keys
W S Alexander, Goshen Hill,
J E Hancock, USD
D M Black, Joncsville
Vernon Gault, USI)
I M Burdett, Bogansville
L B I.iec, Bogansville
B F Miller, Union
T C Jeter, Fish Dam
P C Whieonant, USD
J Mobley Jeter, Sr, Fish Data
J L Charles, Union ^
B F Webber, Joncsville
J D Brown, Santuc
Joe E Fowler, USD
J no D Smith, Fish Dam
W T Gregory, Pinckney
John Whitlock, Jr, Joncsville
W II Sims, Union
M S Lee, Goshen Hill
John Holcomb, Pinckney
C E Lipscomb, USD
Jno W McGowan, Fish Dam
II A Horn, USD
P H Jeter, Fish Dam
P C Davis, USD
L E Fike, USD I
T r? n.i ? t > "
j i> i>eu:nnnugn, union
J S Reynolds, USD
SECOND WEEK.
\V V Bently, Pinckncy
W L Davis, USD
Davis Eison, USD
O M Belue, Bogansville
J II Roger, Pinckncy
C It Price, Cross Keys
P P Hamilton, Fishdam
N R Bailey, Pinckncy
Richard Adams, Pinckncy
F P O'Shields, Jonesvillc
R A Kitchens, Santuck
T D Noland, USD
Jim Mobley, Goshcr Hill
J J Brock, USD
W W White, Pinckncy
It M Sprousc, Cross Keys
T T Black, Joncsville
J B Willard, Joncsville
It M Aughtry, Goshen Hill
D T Black, USD
Glenn Foster, USD
It C Bishop, Union
C J Fowler, Joncsville
U I TIC n
M.M. V. llll UJ , V U H ,
J M Bennett, Cross Keys
C M Bailey, Union
II A Wilburn, Cross Keys
T E Kelly, Pinckney
S J Davis, Santuc
J P Cain, Fish Dam
W W Cooper, USD
E C Laweon, Bogansville
T A Blakely, Cross Keys
J A Hughes, Union
J M Kirhy, USD
J F Harris, Union
Special Advertisements
Noticed will bo inserted in this column at
tlio rate of 25 words or less for 25c one issue,
four issues for 75o. Additional lines over
twenty live words 6c a Unc^
NORTHERN apples, oranges, bananas,
cocoanuta, grapes, raisins, currants,
citron, dates, prunes, cranberries, all
kinds of nut* and fine chocolates and
bun bons at 8caife's.
DON'T fail to read the big discount ad,
of 3IH per cent, off Go and get these
big bargains at once. Wonder Store.
LOnT?between the Court House and
post oflice, a brooch set with pearls.
Suitable reward if returned to this
office. 53-'-'t.
TO RENT.?The HuThoumT"Rooms
in sets of two, four or six rooms, with
kitchen attached. Hath ltoom.
J.Clough Wallace.
ALL parties owinp ine on account, notes
or otherwise will please make payment
at once, as I need the money
very much. M. W. Bobo. 48-tf.
REMEMBER
that we have an elegant
line of Holiday
Goods for you to select
your Xmas presents
from.
See our Sterling
* Silver Novelties, etc.,
Cut Glass, Diamond
Goods and Solid Gold
Jewelry.
We guarantee every
thing we sell.
M. E. TIHSLEY.
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I Closing i
M Beginning Januar
jg our entire stock c
m nery, Shoes, Hai
frW Goods, Trunks an(
99 cost for SPOT CAS
3 credit, as we cann
W any goods. ?.
1 This Sale will U
jSj We are determine!
season with a nev
99 put it off but com<
Sj up the best things
38 gone. We have ji
SB most successful y<
3 ception of our bus
n thank our man)
8?j help it will be out
3 the year 1905 a rec
gg McLure Merca
1 I O SAVE
j3J Be sure and
{ XMAS
j| At the Palmetto Dri
S PALMETTO r>
vu3 HUI?T*HEf
$1.00
For
For a short v*
will sell anj
stock of goc
Sewing Mact
_ j r-i/\ rv rw^ www
etc., I-UK i nt
discount of
331-3 PER
the first price.
$1.00 worth o
is the oppori
many valual
less than you
at in New Yor
COME A
before this c
drawn?only
while will th
S. M. Rice, Ji
The K. of P. Banquet.
The Knights of Pythias held their
annual Xmas banquet at the Gibba
House last Wednesday night. An
elegant supper was laid to sixty-five
Pythians and guests. The toasts of
the evening were responded to by
Prof. A. G. Rembcrt of Spartanburg
on Pythians; Hon. V. E. DePass
on woman; W. W. Johnson, the
good of the order; R. E. Brown,
humorous. A. W. Lowry was acting
toast master.
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Out Sale.il
y 1st we will offer r Jm
f Dry Goods, Mill!- \H
s. ruititii];, Divo^ i
1 Valises at actual I
>11. Do not ask for H
ot afford to charge B
astfop-30 Hoys. 1
d to start the spring 1 O
/<, fresh stock. Don't n
e at once and pick , m
; before they are all B
ist ended one of the H
ears since the con- 8
iness, for which we B
r friends. By your n
* endeavor to make H
:ord breaker. S
utile Compaq I
lersellers. ^
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see the line of ?
GOODS I
iinr fa ka#n?u? IfK
Mft w. UVIVIC JUU UUJTt ON
RUG COMPANY. M
<WICK, Ownm. ? ES5
^Bpsa^Miaei
Worth 5
67c.
/hile only, we
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/thing in our
>ds, including
lines, Organs,
: CASH, at a
- \
CENT OFF '
67c will buy
f goods. Now
tunity to get
>le goods for
can get them
k.
lT once li
hi .
rffer is witfi-~
for a short
le offer stand.
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" A ItV KRTISRD Uimffe. - .
Remaining in the Post Oflloe at Union,
8. C., for the week ending Dec. M,
1904.
C?Mrs. Colombia Cos (2).
J-? Miss Essie Jones.
8?Elsie Hteen.
M?Dan Mitchell.
I K?Mr. Joe 8artor.
! W?Mr. Robert Warles, Mr. A? L.
White, Mr. llamp White.
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say if advertised, and will be
required to pay one cent for their delivery.
J. 0. HuwnB, # M.