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Special Advertisement
Notices will be Inserted In tbis column
tho rate of 26 words or lese for 25c one Issi
four Issues for ?5e. Additional lines ov
twenty five words Se a line.
JTST received by Express a i'rei
shipment a Wiley's fine candi
in packages at Scaife's, two doo
above Hotel. We give tradir.
stamps.
WE AUK making it mighty inlesv*
ing to purchaser!* of molassca. W
Iihvc a sweet proposition; jutrt m
loaded something over a htindrc
barrels. We would like todolms
nesa with you. The Union Grocer
Company.
HOUSE WANTED?W?> want a goo
heavy, county raised horse to wor
in our delivery wagon, apply to h
M. Estes store not later than Moil
day, February 20th, 1905. Crescen
Steam Laundry: 1
I.ET US remind you again that we ar<
thoroughly in harmony with an;
plan for the betterment of prices ant
market conditions for our l'lante
Friends. In evidence of the same
we not only support any niovemen
in their interests, but we sell tin
best Seed and Fertilizers that wt
can purchase, on the closest mar
gins that any man can sell and con
tinue business. We want to do bus
iness with you, The Union Grocer
Company,
WANTED?Salesmen and saleslad-'n
in this and adjoining territory, t
represent and advertise
on
sale department of an old cstabli she
commercial house of ho lid fine ,j?ria
standing. Staple line. Salary J|3."
per day, paid weekly, with ex' fv.nsc
advanced direct from headqn airteri
Horse and boggy furnished -uiio
necessary. We furnish ever yttliinf
Position permanent. Addr dss. Th
Columbia House, Mono a, Bldg
Chicago, 111. f>-4
HEKD Iriah'Potutoes and Or fan Setti
beat Maine Grown Seed ! f?ook. He
Bliss, Early Rose, Beauty ? A Slebror
Peerless and Bnrbanlc; VV kjiite Bilve
Skin and Yellow Danvers. Jle bctte
aelsctlona, ns better qua i%ty and n
lewer prices than we oflfe # <!?n be hurl
We appreciate your bi niness. Th
Union Grocery Compan y.
A COMPLETE line of F airy and Croat
man Bros', seeds. our assort
inent which is eompi Ate, guarantee?
new and fresh. We Elicit yonr nee<
business. The Uniei#? 'Grocery Com
pany.
WANTED-^by ralhi/>)e ;young man, j
position as alerjograp her and type
writer, shipping clerk car something01
the kind. Have had H anited experience
in thia kind ef work, and, il
necessary, will work one month foi
expenses. I have my owrn typewriter
References given en Application.
Xiiltt), W, B. P., 0. d-3t
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351 m m m
ebruary We
I SPECIAL GOOLYEAI
HAT WE RECOMi1
le Soles are plump,
ithstand wint
gather, but not
:avy as to be awkwai
ie uppers are medit
eight for health a
>mfort. Stylish
lape, elegant in
isurpassed for we
ns that won Grand I
World's Fair.
otton Mills Dep
\m ]"KATT'R Stock Food, Pratt's P >u1try
[9 .Food, and Egg Producer. Pr.tt's Lice
Killer and all of Pratt's valuable
at preparations for stock and poultry to
if. ne bad fresh at The Union Grocery
?r Company.
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> S'.iE The Peoples Supply Co. for hay,
oorit and oats.
ei?
IB TO cure "La Grippe" get "Lawson's
w Grippe Caps" (L. G. C.) from Puke
Drug Company.
jFLOUR put up in old fashion way,
' wood barrels, made from turkey red
11 winter wheat, price $5.80 per barrel
K at Tl?e Peoples Supply Co.
d
i- IIUYLSR'S candy at Duke DrugComy
j pany.
"" jl.OST?A pair of eye glasses, gold
d I frame. Suitable reward if returned
k I to Scaife's store.
j- j*T-U
it: ?OLL> Hickory Wagons?a carload just
t I received. The Peoples Supply Co.
1 "WANTED?Every person Vho is hold*
ing cotton to call on us and have it
insured. It is not necessary to put
r it in a warehouse, we insure it
'! wherever it is. See us at once you
can't afford to take the risk. Bailey
] ^ Lbr. Mfg. Co. 3-tf
. : KM1UK?If you want the best at the
..J lowest possible price come to see us,
j I T1 e Peoples Supply Co.
? j MOl.ASSES in any size package to suit
v! vosir nnxla l"n osi 1 ' ?*
. ?~..w, .u iimi ft' gain n
0 barrels, from $1.50 per package to 75
cento per gallon. We will suit your
d needs ami nave you money. The
il Union Grocery Company.
>0
'* CABBAGE plants, sure headers, just j
* the thing for early gardens, grown ,
n in the open air, will stand great cold, 1
J- the celebrated Charleston Wakefield
p variety, and five others. They are
> guaranteed to give satisfaction. !
t Price, $1.50 per thousand in small i
- lots. Over live thousand, $1.25. .
i. Special prices over ten thousand. 1
d Express rates eheap to all points. '
i, Send in orders to K. L. Conimins, 1
ir Meggett, 8. C. 4-41 1
ir ________________________ j
1 Valentine Party. <
e <
Miss Ruth Foster delightfully on- '
i tcrtained a few friends at a valen- |
r tine party Tuesday evening at Iter :
1 1 ionic on South street. *
| j The decorations were red paste- ^
" | board hearts. Hearts were the
-' feature of the evening. ?.
?! Mr. Jlerliert Lindsay was the l'
| winner of the first prize which was 0
a gold luart stud pin. The second a
prize was awarded -o Miss Ina Me- 8
' Nally and was a candy heart, and y.
Mr. Hugh burroughs the consola- 11
ition n heart calendar,
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Prize at ^ P
t. Store. I
$25^00 REWARD
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| Will be paid to the person
furnishing definite
information as to the present
whereabouts of F. Q.
Trefzer, the jeweler, who
so far as is known was
last seen at Buffalo about
11a. m. Tuesday, February
7, 1905.
He then wore a mixed
brown suit of clothes, blue
overcoat, grey cap with
enameled neak and ?t?ih
I ? mm-mm
rimmed spectacles.
Report clues as soon as
discovered to the undersigned,
though reward
will be paid only when
evidence is furnished of
the exact whereabouts of
Mr. Trefzer.
INDEPENDENT ORDER BEAVERS
Thomas McNally, President.
Blood of the Grape.
Is si pure, wholesome and non
intoxicating drink that is pleasing
to the taste and soothing to the
inner man. It is an invigorating
tonic, free from all soil consequences
to the user. Nature is a good and
(afe physician. Indeed, skilled
physicians these days depend in a
great measure upon nature in their
'fTorts to cure the patient. The
uscious grape is one of nature's
>est gifts to men. Blood of the
jrapc is just this lusciousness in
issencc. We serve this wholesome
lrink at our soda fountain. If you
lave not tried it, you are invited
o do so. You will l>e pleased. To
ry it once will convince you that
t is worthy of subsequent trials.
71ill mow onn ? *
. v... aiitcj m.t a iiu0;ii or more large
>ottleg of this delightful drink in
>ur show window. Full line of hot
(rinks, also. Hot chocolate, hot
lam boullion, and hot coffee. These
rc great helps for cold rains,
nows, sleets and other unwelcome
isitors during the trying winter
ime.
THE RICE PPUG COMPANY.
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Summons for Relief.
(Compluint not gervid.)
State of South Carolina, )
County of Union. )
Court of Common Pleas.
N. 11. Hawkins, Jr., Plaintiff1,
against
Mary J. Ellis, James Greer, B. 11.
Greer, Sallie Bishop, Mattie Bishop,
Susan Tinsley, Lettie Smith, Alice
Hawkins, Carie Hawkins, Lorcnna
Hawkins, Ida Sinclair, Janie Hawkins,
Maud A. Hawkins, Lizzie B.
Hawkins, G. H. Hawkins, 11. A.
Hawkins, Catherine Gwynn, or heirs.
unknown, Holcomb, or heirs,
unknown, Defendants.
To the Defendants Mary J. Ellis,
James Greer, It. H. Greer, Sallie
Bishop, Mattie Bishop, Susan Tinsley,
Lettie Smith, Alice Hawkins, Carrie
Hawkins, Lorenna Hawkins. Ida Sinclair,
Janie Hawkins, Maud A. Hawkins,
Lizzie B. Hawkins, G. 11. Hawkins,
B. A. Hawkins, Catherine Gwynn,
or heirs, unknown, and Holcomb,
or heirs, unknown, you are hereby
summoned and required to answer the
summons and complaint in this action,
which is filed in the office of the Clerk
of Court of Common Pleas for Union
County and State aforesaid and to
serve a copy of your answer to the said
complaint on the subscribers at their
law office No. 3 Law Range at Union,
S. C., within twenty days after the
service hereof, exclusive of the day of*
such service and if you fail to answer
the complaint within the time aforesaid
the Plaint iff in this action will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
BEATV & WALKER.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
I Frank Pcake, Clerk of Court.
[ska I.]
Union, S. C., February 13lh, A. D.
1905.
State of South Carolina, )
County of Union. J
Court of Common Pleas.
N. II. Hawkins, Jr., Plaintiff,
against
Matt .T. "Ellis #?t nl.
Take notice, that the summons and
complaint in the above stated cause of
action, was 011 the thirteenth day of
February, A. I). 1905, Hied in the ottlce
of the Clerk of Court of Common
Pleas, for Union County and State
aforesaid.
BEATY & WALKER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Union, S. C., February 13th., A. 1).
1905.
State of South Carolina, ?
County of Union. f
Court of Common Pleas.
N. II. Hawkins, Jr., Plaintiff,
against
Mary J. Ellis, et al, Defendants.
To the Defendants, Maud A. Hawkins,
(1. H. Hawkins and B. A. Hawkins,
take notice!
That unless you procure the appointment
of a guardian ad litem to appear
for you and defend this action in your I
behalf, we will, after twenty days from
i.u.. -t ?-.u' uowmi, tnfurt
you, apply to C. H. Peake, Esq., Master
for Union County and State aforesaid,
at his office at Union Court
House at Union, S. C., for an order
appointing some suitable nnd competent
person to appear for you and authorizing
and requiring him to appear
as your guardian ad litem and requiring
him to defend this action in your
behalf.
BEATY WALKER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Union, S. C., February 13th, 1905.
SALE UNDER CHATTEL
MORTGAGE.
Statu ok South Carolina, \
County of Union, f
J. C. Edwards,
against
The Smith Company.
By virtue of authority vested in me
under chattel mortgage given by The
Smith Company to J. C. Edwards,
bearing date the fourteenth day of
May, A. I>. 1004, and recorded in the
office of the Clerk of Court of Common
Pleas, for Union County and State
aforesaid, in Chattle Mortgage Book
F. No. 0. page 035, on the 22nd day of
July, A. I). 1904, I will, during the
local hmirx of aol? o..ll " -
0?. ^M?v, avil uciurt* tilt*
Court House door, at Union, S. C., for
rash, "All that certain stock of merchandise.
consisting of shoes, hats,
pants, shirts, collars, neckties, and
clothing, of any and all description,
and all other articles and fixtures, belonging
to The Smith Company, which
are now contained in the store house
of L (i. Young, and now occupied by
The Smith Company, to the highest
bidder, on the 27th day of February,
A. I). 1905.
J. W. SANDERS,
Agent.
Bkaty & Walker,
Attorneys for J. C. Edwards.
Union, S. C., February 13th, 1905.
WHY SUPPER
with
Coughs and Colds
when our
WHITE PINE
and
TAR COMPOUND
will cure you.
Every bottle is a cough
insurance policy and
COSTS ONLY 25 CENTS.
DUKE DRUB GO.
Huyier's Rose Hill Greenhouses
GEO. KCLLAR, Phfl., Mgr.
Under Hotel Union,
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WE GIVE |
Southern Trading Stamps!
With every cash purchase amounting to !||
ten cents or over. Ten stamps Tor one g
dollar, 'Tis seldom you can really get B
something for nothing, but in this case you
certainly can, and we will tell you how. B >
It is very simple; you simply do your cash S
trading with us in Dry Goods, Dress Goods, B
Millinery, Small Notions, Shoes, Hats, 8
Trunks, Valises, Clothing, Underwear and ||
Fancy Goods, where you will always find B
a large and well assorted stock, and our g
prices a little lower and the quality of our
merchandise a little better than at other B , ^
stores. Yours for more business, 8 0)
% McLure Mercantile Company, I
gg The Undersellers.
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TO PLANTERS: We desire to interest you
in the most reliable PLANT FOOD on the
market for cultivation of all farm products,
Cotton, Corn, etc. Our complete fertilizers
are made only from Dried Blood and meat
and bone Tankage Amoniates. These ingredients
have fully demonstrated in the soil
that they ^re the best plant food known.
Buy Swift*s Fertilizers. Planters Guano
8.65-2-2, Golden Harvest 8-2 1-2-21, Monarch
Vegetable Grower 8-4-4 and Cotton King
9-3-2 for sale by
THE PEOPLES SUPPLY CO.
ATTENTION PLANTERS! I
This Company is in thorough sympathy 1
1 and harmony with every plan to promote I
the interests of the Planters to bring about j
better market conditions for everything B
that he can raise, and especially to secure 9
and maintain an honest price for cotton. 1
If you desire to curtail your cotton acre- I ?
age and your Fertilizer supply, we are 8
heartily in sympathy and shall certainly . g
co-operate with you to the fullest extent. 8
We have further shown our interest in I ,
your welfare by supporting and furthering I %
in every way in our power every move set 1
on foot for your benefit. B
In addition to what has already been done,- |
we wish to say that we believe that the |
surest and best solution of all the problems " g
that confront the Planters and Merchants is 8
not only to use less Fertilizer, but to use 8
better grades and to use more of it under I
' other crops than the cotton crops, and E
| ' above everything else, to diversify the 1
crops. Plant more of Corn, Sweet Pota- I
toes, Irish Potatoes, Peas, Onions and g
other stuff of like character, for which g
there is always a ready market and which 8
market is constantly improving. g
U/A Qro rtffofin/v f"'
w.w vrnwiiiig iui oaic mis year, one ot g
the oldest and undisputably one of the best I Mfa
lines of Fertilizers in the country, namely, I
THE OLD WANDO BRANDS. I
We are also selling -at unusually close |
prices, selected and uniform Seed Potatoes |
and Onion Sets of the best known grades, g
nnH in sHHitinn tr? tKocft -
? ... Mv.v..v>ys>i iv/ ?.?ivoc wc unry a complete
line of Ferry and Crossmans' Seeds
of every description.
We want to serve you in any way in our
power and will cheerfully render you
every courtesy consistent with a safe business
policy, and respectfully solicit a share
of all your business.
The Union Grocery Co., H
Planters' Priends. I
We will pay $1.00 per bushel cash for every bushel 1
of sound Sweet Potatoes delivered to us 1
within the next two weeks. |