The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, November 03, 1905, Image 6
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I A hour-story Story j
lOopj ri ;.?t. 1>C?, I?y It :-.?ro- Sp/agm'-J
"I*a Pork!it-;, ha>o. y.v.i jfuno nml {tot
n sunstroke or liit your foot a whaek
Willi th hue":"
"X-iio. Pro k ?1 ?i11 idea!"
"Shoo! Now. Pa Perkins, Won't you ;
C? to to Win' \.'lit tluon squashes ami
trytn' i<> make < itron- or pumpkin* out
of III;-.:;. Wl'.etl people want squashes
they ? .i t want anything else."
Squashes lie handed'." ke imli^nautIv
shout oil. "1 te 1 you I've j?u{ all iile.i j
II utt will make lie rieli a? John J.-eob
Astor within tw > years! IPs ix?in' t?
upset the hull world!"
"Pa inel Sit ill w u on the s!i'|u ami
tell me about ii while 1 kiiisit this pie
anil get it into the oven. Ii you've if?t
an Idea it's something new. ami 1 ln>| e
it won't strike in and make you sink.
Now. then, wlin is it':"
"You've seen a beehive. ?e uivseV"
"I wasn't born blind."
"You know that a swarin of bees
swarms every year?"
"Of course."
"But why do tliey swarmV"
"Why does a ludl go around pawin'
the earth ami bellerin": lie d ?es it beeause
it's his nature. It's the nature of
bees to swarm every spring. and what
are you goln' t ? do about it V*
i uat s it?that s the idea that s just
what 1 wanted yon to say!" exclaimed
I'a IVvkins as ho rolled oif tho doorsteps
in his excitement.
"Well. I've .-aid it, and now what
of It?"
"A swarm of boys swarms because
tho swarm gets su largo that llioro
ain't room for all lu the liivo. If thoro
was room tluro'd ho no swarmiu".
Can't you understand t lint V"
"Y-e-s. you may ho right."
"For two weeks before the swarmiu'
takes plane they are nil upsol and
Ion tin' around. The same is the ease
for two weeks afterward. There's a
work in' month lost. S'pose that eould
he saved V Wouldn't they produce n
heap more money? Wouldn't tii<? owner
of the hives he saved a heap of
bother and trouble?"
"It looks that way, pa. bur"?
"Now don't go to tiirowiif any e.ild
water until you hear it all. S'positf I
had a f >ur story beehive. Th.ll would
give two swarms twice the room the.,
have now. llavin" twice the room,
ihey wouldn't swarm only once in two
years instead of every year. l?o you
see the p'ini?"
"I seem to, hut letuine see how that
!>ic is cumin' on. Now go ahead ag in.
Why not make an eight story liive, and ;
then they wouldn't swarm hut once in
four years?"
"It would have to be as big as a
house for that," answered the man
with an idea. "I'll start with a four
story and see how that works."
"What! Are you goin' into bees?"
I .. ... I I.......... I'll W..I III.I.I: tllitl
very day 011 a four story liivo ami be- |
foro sundown toinoiTor l*il have two
swarms of bees into it. Hy thuiulor,
but I've hit it
"Now, pit!"
"I ain't swearin': I'm jest a leotle excited.
How on eiirth ( hristophor Colutnbus,
(Jeorge Washington and Napoleon
Bonaparte passed over the idea 1
ctin't understand. It's the biggest thing
mortal man ever thunk out. and I'll
s??e about bavin' it patented next week.
Meanwhile don't you lisp a word. On
your life, don't nuntion it to a single
person. If they ask what the four story
beehive is, tell "em it's a henhouse."
The wife promised, and the husband
went to the barn and began his work
at once. It was two days before he had
the hive In place. Each swarm had
two full tl ?ora to Itself, and when they
got to i large the lirst could move up
into the second and the third into the
fourth. Each swarm had its own front
and back doors, and if they didn't gel
along in a neighborly way it was not
the builder's fault. A fanner six miles
away bad swarms to sell, and when
the big hive was ready Mr. Perkins
got a horse and wagon and went after
initiates. The farmer wanted to talk
about bees, their habits, their little idioms*.
and to give Ills customer s une
pointers, but Mr. Perkins was on his
guard. Not a word did lie say to
give his secret away. Ho brought the
bees homo at night and arranged the
hives ?< that they must leave them in
I no MionniiK i or ine larger iiuair, aim
when li?' went to 11?>? 1 ho rubbed his
hands and said to his wife:
"Manner. I can't comprehend how 1
ever got that idea, hut it's goin' to
bring us in har'ls and har'ls of money.
When you are rollin' In diamonds you'll
know who to he thankful to."
The sun eanie up hot and red next
morning, and as soon as it burned up
the mist the bees were heard from.
Kaoh swarin was willing to occupy the
new hive, but each wanted it all for
itself. It didn't take long to start a
scrap and three minutes after it start
ed it took In all the insects After a
beautiful old row they suddenly made
up their minds that "the man higher
up" was responsible for the whole
tiling and they went after liirn. Incidentally
tliey jabbed A11M Manner
about a dozen times. Incidentally also
they went for the neighbors on either
side ami thon continucd on into town
:tn<l the number of victims finally tal1
i*-<] up about 1 i. There was mourning
an<I lamentation galore and wlien
tlio mob tinally reached the Perkins'
house to wreak its vengeance they
found the hens trying to take posses j
slon of the big hive and Pa Perkins
so swathed in bandages that they eouid
not even see an eyelash as lie feebly
explained:
"Them bees ought to have gone in
there and behaved themselves, but they
wouldn't do it and here I've lost as
good as three days and them squashes
won't amount to shucks,"
t M.QUAD.
Hrarli Dandi,
A party of-chauffeurs were walkln
along Cape May beuch. One of ther
picked up a handful of sand and said
"Why is It tlmt one beach Is firi
enough for motor cars, while auothe
is so soft a child cau hardly walk o
It?" "The sand in your hand answer
that question," the second chyuft'eu
replied. "See how One it Is." Th
sand was, indeed, as tine as dust, a
line as taicitiu powder. "The liner i
sand is the more closely it will pad
and, by consequent e, the tinner sui
face it will oifer." went on the secon
?"ii.iuiTeur. "This line sand here make
a roatihed many feet in depth?a road
iie.i y<.u couldn't pack more eiosely I
.m rolled ii a hundred yeais with
1 hundred ton roller. Study the sand a
I. ..g Branch or Ashury Park. ?t i
prett.er iliau this. it is made of se|
mate grain; that you ran readily dl
tlngu'sh. Kueh is n perfect cuhe, whit
or I lack or red?a beautiful clear co
; ored shape that it is a pleasure to loo
! at. Knch Is about fifty times biggc
; than the I'ape May grains; hence th
; sand of Ashury Park or Kong ltrnnc
! w.in'i pack down, won't make a firr
j roadbed. There is only one place I
I the country where the sand is Hue
than at Cape May, and that place I
j Onnoiid." Philadelphia Bulletin.
'I'Im- >I?MloNlr of ilolviMiii.
Young artists. not glining distiuctio
: ally, have hail various instances t
quote as showing that masterly pei
tonnanee often came late in life. I
j l>?ra Amsdcn's hook on Japanese at
I it is set forth that this is what tli
I celebrated Japanese artist llokust
i wrote ahout himself: "From the iigc t
j six I hrnl a mania for drawing tli
; forms of things, Ry the time I wa
| tift.v I had published an intiuity of d<
; sign-. I)t:t all I have produced befor
the age of seventy is not worth takin
I into account. At seventy-live I learne
a little about the real structure of n:
ture of animals, plants and tree!
birds, fishes and insects. In const
quence, when I am eighty 1 shall hnv
made still more progress. At ninety
j shall penetrate the mystery of thing!
At a hundred I shall certainly liav
re.aeheil a marvelous stage, and when
am I H? everything 1 do?he it hut a lilt
a- tint will he alive. I heg those wit
live as long as I do to see if I do lit
I keep my w ord." liokusai died in lb I
j at the age of eighty-nine.
Why Itossiiia Wept.
When Meyerbeer tiled his son eou
' posed a funeral march which "remen
[ bored his dead father." Full of enit
j tioti, the young man took it to Rossini.
"Flay it. maestro," he pleaded; "pla
J it. I wrote it in expression of my grlc
and mourning for my dead father."
Rossini took it up, placed it on hi
piano ami played it. Tears rolled dowi
his cheeks. litter sadness dwelt unoi
his enuiiteiiniioe.
"You weep." erieil young Meyerbeet
beside Isiluself with joy ;it the effoc
upon tin- great master,
j "Ves, I weep," rejoined Kossinl ami
. tours.
"And why 7"
"Iieeause," replied Kossini, "I at
j wishing that you were dead and it wa
| your father who had written the ft
! neral march.''
MIksoii iiimI I'nlll.
wiien Christine Nilsson, the grot
, singer, was asked her opinion of v<
| rious singers, she gave it very candid]
; of every one, including herself an
j Mine. Aibatii, hut she never once a
; luded to Mine. I'utti.
"Von have n it mentioned Mine. I'a
: ti." remarked the pertinacious into
| viewer.
j "No," said Mine. Nilsson. "I have 110
j You are asking about singers. I do ?<
! regard I'atti as a singer. 1 place hi
j among the angels. A i'atti only conn
I to a planet once during that planet
existence." Such an absence of stiif
1 jealousy lias probably never bee
! equaled,
j
l?nto Murk it I<11K<I11<I Miilitily.
l'agdad date mark is the name glvt
1 to a mysterious disease that attacl
11, . If t.inix- ...... ..-I... .,1..,.^. I.. I.,
' for any length uf time and is fouti
alsj at Aleppo and other places 1
i Turkish Asia. It. is a sore that conn
j only once, hnt lasts a year, leaving
sear-the shape of a date. Nearly Jill tl
natives are marked with it. No reined
j has been found for it. but hyposulphi
of soda seems to have some effect c
, the mark.
The lleuuty of the I.liter.,
"Mr Miss Hardy?firace?do you n<
' tiiink that these valley lilies are vet
; beautiful?"
! "Not so beautiful jis orange bio
soms, Mr. Jon??s."
And, thus assisted and encourage
he presently drifted out upon the wid
1 wide sea of wedded bliss.
I n 11 inn (ion.
"So the insolent follow refused I
! pay his rent?"
! "lie did not say so in words, but 1
intimated it."
"How so*.'"
"lie kicked me downstairs."?Par
Journal.
Tli<> Merit of <?ootl Work.
The great thing is to pro<lut*e notl
ing of which, if it conies Into I iron
1 light, you will be ashamed, and the
wlici Iter It dors come Into broad ligl
or no need not much trouble you.MnttJiow
Arnold.
A l)eK|ierule I lor.
Walk 0. Niglits- 1 >ootor, what Is
simple remedy for sleeplessness? Do<
| tor Let the person eonut till he fal
asleep. Walk O. Niglits?lie enn
count. It's the baby.
The honor wo recelvo of those wL
fear and stand in awe of us is no trt
honor.-Moutaigue.
I.
glt 7 ft
? Humor mis Philosophy
n By DUNCAN M. SMITH
r i
" PASS IT UP.
r _ ~
Strive not tor vile nnd sordid wealth,
Kor happiness you eannot buy.
s With hounding and abundant health,
n I What odds although your cash Is shy?
j. i The experts tell us weulth brings t are,
! That life with money is a bore.
' Itut they are striving for their share,
tl And really for a whole lot more.
' Wealth brings but tvTSrry and distress.
A burglar may break In at night
;f And help himself to more or loss
U ? >1" ail the costly things in sight; j
. The. tax collector runs you down;
1 I'oor people come arountl to beg,
'8 And every fellow In the town
?- Tries earnestly to pull your leg.
And. after all, what will It buy.
? This sordid wealth for which wo strive?
1- .Tun food and raiment, bread and pie,
A marble palaco on the drive.
An automobile or a yacht.
r Choice real estate, a woman's smile,
0 Books, pictures and a corner lot? v,
t. Vrtu fnnrunlf tl'u nnt wnrUt
N<?; paying nil ho gels for rent
And going with his elbows out
Will make the thoughtful man contentThat
is the kind you read about.
Oh. why will men, to beat the band.
t'Jet out and scrape for yellow pelf
1 really cannot understand,
Though 1 am after It myself.
u One Kind.
"Does the city issue permits for prize
,, lighting?" asked the swell dresser, up- pro.iehiug
a window iu the city hull.
10 "No. sir. It's against the law," re,i
plied the elerk. fi
"I was told you did," said the num.
e turning to go.
"Hold on." said the elerk. "t'ome
j. back; my mistake. Von get the mar- j
v riage licenses at the window across ^
? the hall."
' ?;
, Tokes Their Eye.
1
'i 1
When lovely women cross the street.
If it's a windy day. a
Men should ho looking at the skies,
. Hut they're not built that way.
li
So Called. 11
"What is the legislature wrangling
v about V"
,f "A bill to suppress disreputable sa- I;
loons."
s "Sort of si 'joint' debate, I take it."
it
u The Last Resort. "He
had pawned everything else he
', bad. so as a last resort he put himself *
t in soak." *
"How could lie possibly do that?"
d "He jumped In the lake."
. (
Autumn. I
Comes autumn with Its paints and brush. 1
s lis colors bright and glowing,
t. And other artists puts to l>lttsl?
With Its tremendous showing. .
The forest is a crimson Hare
Of red and yellow shading.
And in the meadows everywhere
^ Is goldenrod parading. *
1* The tree tops in lite ancient wood |
y Their banners gay are Hying
,j To celebrate in merry mood.
Although tlie year Is dying.
And In the valley down below
And in the distant hollow \
t- The yellow and the purple glow
Far as the eye can follow.
t. No Miracle.
>t "JHd 1 understand that he clnimeil to ?
?r he able to cast out devils?"
?s "No; he is just an artist at throwing
s would he sons-in-law out through the
r0 window." 1
it ,
Great Possibilities. I
? _ , "What was it ^
Sampson slew so
a many with?"
is ? "The Jawbone '
id ,lA. ?f nil ass, I be- (
ul s-'v\C"<,vo-" '
in "Oil, yes. I was j
?s Xs '5^7 " J u M 1 thinking i
11 ifT*i what he liiiglit ' <
ie 7 ?have done if he j,
ly ?~an au*?" ' \
te mobile."
>n
PERT PARAGRAPHS. '
Itepentanee is apt to be genuine if u !
ot fellow gets caught. 1
y - (
III till* *
... - 111 .,1 iiiwimiaK uuiaiQ IU? JR'U- ^
s pie are in the mood to bless the man !,
who invented alarm clocks.
<1, - ;
e, A diplomat is a fellow who, if lie !
cannot Ret what he wants, wants what
ho Rets.
to If you want a woman to take advice '
never Rive it to her.
le ?
IlaviiiR promised to endow her. a
married woman naturally expects hen?
Is liusband to deliver the Roods. t
If lliere is one thinR we dislike moie
ilian another it is to see ourselves as
l?- otliers see us.
d
n (iood intentions are valuable largely i
it as evidences of Rood faith, but they do ,
? not weigh heavy as collateral
It is useless for her husband to hide
the papers. A woman knows by inn
stinet when a millinery opening is due.
c- ?
Is First aid to the injured should be
tendered immediately after the doetor's
visit.
? I
l0 A woman's idea of a Rood time is one
|ti that will take her half the night to tell ,
husband about. j
loan* Kalron* ut School.
The young of falcons and hawks ur*J
veil trained by their parents. 1'roni
he time they nre strong enough to pull
tt nud break up the qua fries brouglt
o them It is one long course of Instruct
Ion. The old birds know perfectly
veil what the young ones will have to
to, and they get them (it for do'lig it
is soon as they can. They compel them
o take longer flights day after day
ind tench them how to stoop -tlcit is,
itrike at tlieir quarry. One or the oth r
will shoot up with a portion of fen tie
?; or, it may he,' fur, followed by the
"Oinig hopefuls. Then the morsel is
Iroppod from the clutch. l>own they
lash for It, and the one that makes the
iui ekest stoop secures the prize before
t reaches the ground. When the old
jlrds think the young can'fend for
.liemselves, olT they go. This Is not a
nd" of choice, but necessity, for they
ire simply cuffed and buffeted off. So I
veil is tliis known in the country that
t is a common thing to bear a lad say.
Them 'ere liawks !?: < tlruv their young
ins off." Blackwood's Magazine.
Ccneral Rejoicing.
The last rreat gun is laid away.
The cannons' thunders ee: sc.
And row the Japs w:Tl cultivate
The fTonllo arts of peace.
The maidens of Japan arc glad
The cru? ! v.vr In o'er.
And men who .stocked sip on their bonds
Letter to W. A. Moorehead,
Mt. Tabor, S. C.
Dear Sir: Here's a paint that's being
told to bargain-hunters:
10 per cent, lead
50 " " zinc.
oO " " baryles
JO " " whiting
iarytes and whiting are sand and
vhitewash, not paint.
Some people must like gold 1 ricks.
Pile name of that paint is "pure
ead-and-zine." The dealer who sells
t says it's as good as Devoe.
Yours truly,
io F. W. Drvok ik Co
P. S. Bailey Lumber & Manufacture
ng Co. sells our paint.
Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that John S.
vend rick, administrator of the estate
if Elizabeth Burgess, deceased, has applied
to Jason M. Greer, Judge of
'robate, in and for the County of
Jnion, for a linal discharge as such
dministrator.
It is ordered. That the 0th day of
November, A. I). PJC5, be (ixed for
(earing of Petition, and a linal settleDent
of said estate.
Jason M. Gkkek,
Probate Judge Union County, S. C.
Published in The Union Times Octo>er
0th, 1005. 40-Ot
New Goods
Mew House and New Salesmen.
Soods bought as low as
noney and experience combined
can buy and are selling
1 -v a?>a ra .*? /-\ * i C i >
iicni unuiuiu&iy. M LUW
^rices, Good Quality and
-air Treatment is what you
ire looking for?your trade
s mine.
Call and see if the above
ire not true in every particular.
GEO. GOING.
TH E SECRET
OF SUCCESS.
IVhile our business is far above our
xpeetations we keep up a coninuous
effort to get new business
vith new up-to-date good substanial
inerebanclise. We draw the
inc of serviceability. If an item
Iocs not meet that test we do not
sell it. So-bear in mind these facts
ind do not fail to see us when in
.iced of anything. We always have
something to interest you. We are
aiding new lines every day. See
is for your Shoes, Underwear, Canion
Flannels, Outings and other
such like Merchandise. We have
llnigains in these lines. When we
say isargains or I Jest that's just the
kind you will get. Wo do uot rely
>u printer's ink and never mind
what our competitors say; customis
opinions are the ones that counts.
Ask your friends alxiut us.
The Union Mercantile Co.
TELEPHONE NO. 127.
I. L. Hawkins and R. N. Sprouse,
Managers.
1 TOE "BOSS" COTTON PRESS!
SIMPLEST. STRONGEST. BEST
The Murray Ginning System
Gins, Feeders, Condensers. Etc.
GIBBEiS MACHINERY CO.
Columbia, S. C.
DANGER IN DELA>
Kidney Diseases Are t<
Dangerous for Union
People to Neglect.
The groat danger of kidn ey t?oub
is that they get a lirui hold before t
eulTererer recognizes them. Health
gradually undermined. ltackacl
neauacne. nervousness, lauienes?, ?oi
ncss, lumbago uiinary troubles, drop
diabetes and Bright's disease follow
merciless success. DonU neglect yt
kidneys- Cure the kidneys with t
ceitain and safe remedy, Dean's Ki?In
Pills, which has cured people r'q
here in Union.
E. L. Kingsmore, the well-kno
farmer, living two miles outside
Union, says: I have suffered for thi
five years with my kidneys. I fi
had it when a boy, hut of late years
has been worse. My kidneys pair
me so that I thought it would kill r
Right across the small of my hack a
through the hips I had such pains tl
I was obliged to get down on the fl
many a time and as for doing my w<
when these attacks came on, that v
simply out of the question. It was
I could do to draw my breath I eoi
not tell all the remedies T have us
hut nothing did me much good unti
procured Doan's Kidney Pills, lief
getting them 1 have even had my hi
i'oned with a hot iron, just as hot a
could stand it, and more plasters;
fact, tried everything in hopes of g
ting relief. Doan's Kidney Pills
the only remedv that has ever gh
me any lasting benefit. My hack 1
not ached as it formerly did, and
stronger today than it has been
twenty-five years. 1 give all the ere
to the use of Doan's Kidney Pills."
For sale by all dealers. Price
cents. Foster-Milb"rn Co., Huffs
New York, sole agents forthe Unii
States.
Remember the name?Doan's?S
take no other.
Notice of Stockholder's Meeting
Consider the Following Reso
lutions.
Resolved, That a meeting of i
stockholders of The Union Groci
Company is hereby dulled to be h
on the L'otli day of November in 1
office of the company, in the town
Union, S. C., for the purpose of e<
sidering the matter of surrender
the present charter of the said ec
puny and obtaining a new charter,
creasing the capital slock of the s
company to twenty-five thousand d
lars, and enlarging the scope add pt
ers of said company by giving it
right and privilege to buy, impro
rent and sell real estate, and deal
live stock and to do a general coinn
sion and brokerage business, in ad
tion to the powers heretofore grant
it by its charter; and that due not
of such meet ing is hereby given.
M.umiktii Vouxa,
President
L. I,. Waonon,
Sec'y. and-Treasurer.
12-Ot
Saved by Dynamite.
Sometimes a (laming city is saved
dynamiting a space that fire can't cri
Sometimes, a cough bangs on so lo
you feel as if nothing but dynan
would cure it. Z. T. Gray, of Calho
Ga., writes: "My wife bad a very
gravated cough, which kept her awi
nights. Two physicians could not h
her; so she took Dr. King's New 1
covery for Consumption, Coughs i
Colds, which eased her cough, gave
sleep, and finally cured her." Sfcrii
scientific cure for Bronchitis and
Grippe. At F. C. Duke's drug st<
price 50c and $1.00; guaranteed. T
bottle free.
Famous Fruit Farms of Texas
Arkansas, Lcuisiana, and the gr
South-west reached by the Cot
Belt Route. You can purchase v
cheap round trip "Home Seeker" ti
els at Atlanta, Birmingham, Annist
Montgomery and certain other poi
any first or third Tuesday. Tick
bear a final return limit of 21 di
and allow stop overs any point wea
Memphis. Ask for tickets to read
Memphis and The OottonBolt. Wi
L. P. Smith, Trav Pass. J
Atlanta, Qi
Terrlfflc Race With Death.
"Death was fast approaching," wr
Ralph F. Fernandez, of Tampa, F
describing his fearful race with dei
"as a result of liver trouble and In
disease, which bad robbed me of si
and of all interest in life. 1 had ti
many different doctors and sev<
medicines, but got no benefit until I
gun to use Electric Hitters. So worn
fnl was their effect, that in three da
felt like a new man, and today I
cured of all my troubles." Guarant
at F. C. Duke's drug store; price 50c
Notice to Creditors.
All parties having claims agains
Woods Jeter, deceased, are notifici
present them properly attested to
undersigned at Santuc, 8. C., and
parties owing the said deceased n
make payment at once.
J. T. Jktrr,
42-:it. Administrate
A Creeping Death.
Blood poison ereens up towardsheart,
causing (loath. J. E. Ktea
Belle Plain, Minn., writes that, a fri
dreadfully injured his hand, wl
swello<l up like blood poisoning. Bi
len's Arnica Salve drew out the poii
healed the wound, and saved his
Best in the world for burns and so
25c at F. C. Duke's drug store.
Notice.
All parties holding claims against
estate of H. O. Lawson, deceased,
please present them at once and
those owing the estate will please
and settle at once to H. C. Lawson,
Executor.
Cleared for Action.
When the body is cleared for act
by Dr. King's New Life Pills, you
tell it by the bloom of health on
cheeks: the brightness of the eyes;
firmness of the flesh and muscles;
buoyancy of the mind/ Try them.
F. C. Duko's drug store, 25 cents.
pTHwPOR SALE." 1
will sell at public auction, at the
Court House, snlesday in Noyember,
jq between the legal hours, my two tracts
of land. Home tract on the lower
fiver bridge rond, and land near the '
said bridge on Fair Forest creek adjoining
lands of Einslie Nicholson and
E. S..1fcirvey. The home tract eon'e8
tnius 230 acres and the other tract 210
'l.0 acres. Terms of sale, one-third cash,
18 balance on a credit of one and two
years in equal annual instalments.
re~ 42-3t-p J. T. II. Vauoiin.
sy,
in Notice of Sale.
>ur
,he
,ey The following fixtures used in the
dit dispensary, being property of the Town
and County of Union, S. C., will lie
wn sold at public auction to the highest
of bidder in front of the court house on
rty the first Monday in. November, 1906,
rRt at 11 a. m.:
lit One medium size iron safe, in good
ie,l condition; five split bottom chairs; one
no. ice box ; one heating stove and pipe;
ind two swinging lamps; one high stool;
lfXt si* thousand 10 pound paper bags; one
r.or r<)H wrapping paper. Terms of sale
)rk cash.
ras H L. McNauy, Mayor,
all T. J. Hktknha eon,
a hi County Supervisor,
ed. October 17, 1905. 42-3t
i i
?crJ Union & Glenn Springs
s I ' Railroad Co.
in
letare
Time Table Effective Aug. 1,1905.
ren
Leave Union 7. a. m. 1.00, 4.00 and
for .18.10 p.m.
.j:. Arrive Buffalo 7.16 a. in. 1.15, 4.15
and $ 8.25 p. m.
cq Leave Buffalo 8.15 a. m. 1.45, 5.00 and
tlo 18.30 p. in.
Arrive Union 8.30 a. 111. *2.00, 5.15 and
. t 8.45 p. in.
Leave Union 9.(X) a. in. and 5.25 p. 111.
Pass Neal Shoals 9.50 a in. and
0.10 p. in. Arrive Pride 10.15 a. in.
o and 0.35 p. m.
Leave Pride 10.35 a. in. and 0.50 p. m.
Pass Neal Shoals 11.00 a. in. and
7.10 p. m. Arrive Union 11.50 a.
m. and 8.00 p. in.
[Ill'
ry All trains daily unless otherwise
t-ltl noted. Week days only.
the t Saturdays and Sundays only.
1 Connection made at Pride with Sea[>n~
board Air Line through trains South
U,K bound in the morning and North bound
in the evening.
'I1: Interchangeable mileage sold by the
: , Seaboard Air Line will be honored by
ol" the U. it G. S. It. It.
I"" M. B. SUMMER,
t,ie Gen. Pass. Agent,
ve,
1 in
led 1 Low Rates Again to
icc ? TEXAS
1 Arkansas and the South-west.
Less than one-way fare for the
round trip by Memphis and
' the Cotton licit Route. Dates
are October 17, .November 7
ky and 21, December 5 and 11).
388.
ng, Pick your date and say when and
lite where you want to go and we will
un, give you full information by rcag
turn mail.
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her I cotton hklt koctu. I
tly I K)3 Equitable Bldg., I
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cat ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
ton
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Office?Rooms 12 and 13, up stairs, oplCts
positc Hotel Union. Practice in the
State and United States Courts. 24-ly
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
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eed Residence Phone 147.
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the Liberal Life, Health and Accident
Insurance Companies in the world,
OFFICE: Room 4, Nicholson
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life'. A SPECIALTY. ^
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BOILERS AND ENGINES.
the
will ^
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?al1 and Sheet Iron Work; Shaft'
R'' ing, Pulleys, Gearing, Boxes,
Mangers, etc. 'Mill Castings.
Cast every day; work 200
ion, hands.
Z Lombard Foundry Machine and
u.? Boiler Work and Supply Store.
At[ Augusta, Georsia.