The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, January 05, 1906, Image 8
THE PRICE of A NIGHT'S]
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lOriyin.il 1
Oil"' evening more than i w.i and a
half CPiilurlMi ago a man stopped at a
peasant's cottage in the neighhorho id
of Seville nnd asked for a night's lodging.
A j mug girl openc 1 tlw* < mr and
hado lilni enter. The stranger was -.0
struck with tier tammy that he scareely
heard her say;
"Stieli as we have to otVor. sen >r. wo
will give eheerfnlly. hnt it w ry I t
lln."
Willi Ins ''jw still fixed en the . I
tlie stranger entered the living room
where sat an old woman. Iter mother,
who brought t 1 hear on hitn a pair of
euniiing eye., as if to learn v. heiher
he had means to pay lor h!> ?tie rtnlnnient.
Tlie stronger was well i!iv- . 1.
and tlio e>Ul woman, judging that he
had tuouey, said:
' We arc very poor. > n >r. leu .in?Ijring
Uiat you will not b t us sr.r'fe*,* for
tin* night's entertainment we will lake
you !d. Teresa. go and prepare the
ro'Mu for guests."
Teresa wont out looking \ > ry much
mortified. she had nndersio >d tin*
stranger to n<Ii for llio treatment of a
guest ami had wish oil so to grant his
request. Tin* strancor nmlevst xxl the
old woman's iivarioo, hut said n ?iIiin^r.
lit* tlid not oveu promise to pay for his
entertainment. Teresa got up a g?>l
supper. <?f whioh llio stranger p:irln?k
heartily. ami after it was over ami she
was washing tin* dishes he sat with the
mother.
"Your (laughter has a rare beauty."
he said.
"Do you think so'* We a!! eons: ler
her beautiful. She should make a line
match wllli such beauty. Yet ail the
money she Is i.? gtu i-. o.oco ji..i:.?? .
She is engaged to a nierehant of Seville,
iind that Is ail he will give, lie
should give twice as much. ( >)???: h.,
since he is lift.v years old. while she is
hut seventeen."
During the evening, while the stranger
was sitting with the mother and
daughter, there was a timid knock i t
tin* door, and a young man bu; a few
year*1 older than Teresa came in. Th
stronger noted tf*** expressions on : II
three fairs and trad n story in the-a.
The old woman scow lit I furi nisp,. The
dar.jrliter ra?t pathetic irlninis ai i!i<
newcomer and appealing ;?d. i.e. :
In r mother. The yoittii; man was :
picture lit* despair. Tlir stnfv |o!d was
thai tl;r y.imiR people loved. hut ll.
man having no money to viu1 the
mother would n<>t jrrnut Iter mn-i at.
'lite rrst had Itrril nivrn hy the m ?tlion
wlit'tt she said that Terr- i had hern
sold for I'.ntift philips.
Thr nranuer sal quietly vvatehin;;
ali this. The niotlirr \ainl.v tried i >
frorzr lint tin* young man. I ;11 lir
on in spite of lirr son wis for an hour,
when lir arorr and took his leave.
Teresa we'll I i tin* door with I:I:.i.
and the strainer, who had sharp ears,
heard their parting words;
furies, we must he resigned. Mot'i
r will never .omen) to my marrying
witliont mouoy."
"I eannot Ihi resigned l ? -it?*li a fate
1 shall seek death either in the hull
ring or as n ?ml'fior ''
Then there was a loin; si|i i and
the stranger knew that "I eresa w in
Carl >s" arms. The next heard was
Teresa's footstep on tilt' stairs j?oii it to
her room.
In the morning tiefore rising I'r no the
breakfast to hh the si rani; r sahl;
"Sen >ra. 1 ; i i sorry to sty that I
have tin sufficient funds with me to
discharge my iinlebtedness. tail I tliink
that [ ran sutruest a way hy vvhi? 11 y-n:
eau he paid. I am an artist of Seville
If your daughter will ?dt for me for
her portrait 1 will pay a phei,. for
eaotl sitl dip. "
''Aliil 1 ? ?x\ iiuti.v -htinps will you re
quire?" a>k< I iho old \\.?n?:in pivodilv.
"Twenty I > thirty."
The old woman's features dial hi l
taken on :i severe expression when the
stranger said he could not pay relaxed.
Kven 20 philips would he far In ex
oos* of his indebtedness. So it w.is
agreed iltnt Teresa should p-> into the
' city every day when hidden til! the
picture should he finished. He fore the
stranger departed lie said lliat if Tore
sn should choose the portrait Instead of
her pay as model it should he hers.
This thn w the old woman into a pas
sjon. and slio aroused the stranger ?>f
intending to pay nothing in tlit* end.
Teresa was pmutual at lite sittinp*.
and quite oft. tt tin- tirtist summoned
?'nrlos fi-i well, saying that lie desired
to en It out her host xpresslon. When
flic w irk v as finished Teresa, advised
hy (lie r.rti?t withouf consulting her
mother, elmse it instead of her pay as
model. The artist put the portrait up
for her at auction.
If happened that I?oti Miguel de ito
hera, to whom Teresa was to he sold,
saw the picture on exhibition, tin the
day of the sale he went to the auetion.
where n throng of bidders were eol
leeled. and when the sale commenced
ho hid as hisrh as a thousand oldlii.-.
Rut tl)G bidding went fur above this.
;in<l the picture was at Inst knoeked
11o\\ >i for IO.i.'OO philips.
Tlu* lovers nlm had no idea tiiat the
painting wn-iltl bring much more than
was duo T? re?n as model, could not
understand what all this furore moatii.
Indeed, Teresa was so confused that
"lie did not know at m lint price the portrait
hud lift.n sold. Carlos knew and
stood with . singular expression on his
face. Teresa was now rich for a pons
ant and could marry whom she pleas
ed. Rut would she marry so poor a
person as himself?
The artist took the couple to a side
room and explained the matter. Terc
sa threw herself Into Carlos' arms.
"Rut why did the picture fetch so
much?" asked Teresa.
TLu artist ook them back to the auction
room md pointed to tho name
painted iu the come? of tho portrait?
JAuriUo. ALICE L'OEJEVEIl.
Hetl, Willi*, Grvm Sm?, <
The colors of pure ocean water noil
the varying shades observed where iui|
purities are met with are diversified
by the coloring effects of the enormous
multitudes of various form i of organ ^
I zed life which sometimes ma-k the
natural color of the .surfaee of the sea
and tinge extensive arena with remark*
a hie ruler*. Ited appears to be most
frequently met with. In the southern
parts of the lted sea and in the Arabian
gulf large areas are e ?!i*red blood
red V*y mivnoxcapic nniienteniae, and in
the Indian oeeuu similar forme of lit'
cause. In addition to red. milk white
or yellow spots of area! eMent, the
nppearanee of which is frequently
alarming to the ignorant sailor. Oil'
the (luhiea masi ships soiuetiiues appear
to tloat in milk. Kxtensive red
streaks arc also known to occur in the
south Allantie and south i'acil: . which
arc caused by hosts of small red eras
to oca. The "Vermilion sea" of California
owes it< brilliant color lt? in
I'nsoria. Areas enlored green h ivc been
noted, especially in the arctic regions,
which are due to myriads of diatoms,
and in some portions of tho antarctic
s< as diatoms of ru ty color make the
water a dirty brown.
ilo%\ t.enernl llnllcr l.iml n Horse.
While in t'r..ut of Petersburg C.eiieral
ltutler received iiifoi'tiiation that bis
favorite hot**.. Almond live, bad been
accitb mailt killed by falling into a
ravine l.'pon the departure of hi- informant
be 01 tiered an Irish servant to
g i ami skin iiitn.
"what, is Almond l.ye dead : asked \
I 'at.
"What's that to you'.' 1 ? > as I bid
jnU and ask tin <|ite.slions."
Pat went about his business and in
au 1 k.iif or two returned.
I "Well, Pat, where have yon been all
this time':" stonily demanded the f?on
oral. i
"Skinning tl.o horse, yor honor."
"1 !oas it take nearly two hours to
perform sttoli an operation':"
"No, yor honor, hut then, you soo. It
tuok Imhu hall' an hour to catch li?in.**
replied Pat.
Hetirral Potior oust upon his servant
stteh a ferocious look that Pat thought
hi* tneilitati'tl skinning an Irishman in
revenge for the death ?i" his horse.
( .
Vnliif <it' Itn 11 < I'll ii'S.
' When our juniors see tin.- eomuion
white cabbage and sulphur wing butterflies
<>, even the superb Monarch !
ami gorgeous Ajax swallowtails flitting
through the til*!.Is or at times city
streets the., perhaps never give thought
i t" the t'aet that huttertiies may be of
j eontineroia) value. I'.ut stteh Is the
i ease. Some of our domestic Initter|
Hies on account of rarity nmre than
| beauty roiiin >1 prices from one to
j several dollars, wliieli collectors gladly
! pay to insure the completeness of their
j cabinets. Itig prices are paid for some '
j of the magnificent buttorllies of the ,
i inorpho and papiiio genera, which are
I rainbow lined in colors and span live
! feet in wings. These flourish in tropi
I en I countries, and it is often necessary :
j for museums to send out, special cxj
peditions for iliem. Tlicy range from j
j In to siuo in value. Puiltimoro Herald, j
ITnflilocK I I
W'lty <ln haddocks carry those pei
eiiliar black "tinner murks'* near the
1 head? Some toil us that they are a 1
i memento of the pressure of St. Peter's
j fingers when he went lishiug for tile
j tribute money, tin the Yorkshire coast 1
i of i'biglaud they say the devil once tie- ]
j tenniiieiI to Imild a bridge at Filey.
| His Satanie iniijesty did not start lite |
' bridye fur the Oliveiiiencc of the neo
!?! *. hill f..p the destruction i>f ships j
: and sailors ami the annoyance of fisher- J
men in general. Ill llio progress of his
j work < fid Nick dropped his hammer In ,
| 10 tin' son. Snatching at it hastily, he |
caught a haddock, ami all haddocks '
eavry ilie imprint of his black lingers
to this day.
f/nueclt.
t'omoil is essential to rapid advancement
not overeonoeit. hut conceit in
reasonable volume. The conceit of
youth becomes the assurance of old
ago. If you're master of yortr conceit. I
you have hark of you a slave of uidim- j
ited assistance. If conceit is your inns.
tcr. you're doomed to failure, lhit
' don't enltivate self eonceit. It's a lust,\ !
i plant. Hive it half n chance and it j
1 will outgrow your self respect.?N. ('. '
| I'owler, Jr.. in "(.Sumption."
DliisnuslK.
1 regret to say." remarked the young i
pliysielan. "that you have peristaltic
neurilemma. The symptoms are unmistakable."
I
i "]>ear mo!" exclaimed the astonished i
patient. "What in the world is perii
>laltle nenrlletninn, doctor?"
j "It U, sir. the disease from which you .
! are suffering." answered the young M. (
I >. haughtily. Chicago News.
Nnlnrnl Hnnnpilt.
Jolkley?I once heard a man say that
lie would rather he an ex-convict than 1
anything else lie could think of. Polk- '
ley?The idea! How eccentric! Jolkley
- Not at nil. The man was in the penitentiary
at 1he time.-; Philadelphia 1
Ledger.
1 - .
ltf?<iftoiiHMo Ueiiuejct. ]
Lawyer?Your honor, I want an In- 1
terprcter for my client. .1 udge?What
language does lie speak? Lawyer?
He's a railroad hrnkeman.- St. Louis \
Post J>lspatcli. i
lift Trronurr,
Till* Count fwlio has had a lit tlo tiff
Vv It li Ins fiancee, tlio heiress)?But, ray
treasure? The Heiress -Your treasure? '
Your Investment, you mean.
Unhooked.
Lady (hiring cook)?Arc you unattached
ot present? Applicant?Oi think
Oi am. 01 Grossed iu u hurry, nrarn.?
' ruot. . .1
h '
Humor and Philosophy
Dy DUNCAN M. SMITH
? 1 j
PERPLEXED.
What shall I buy? For Christmas da
Is not so very f.ir away.
And I must spend a lot o' cash
For pretty povvgaws and sueit trash:
Must ?IiR Into my hard earned : tare
Kexmunberinx those that 1 ndoro
And likewise hero and tV.vr > a oh ip
Fojf whom I do not rare a rap
What shall 1 lus> for Christinas day '
Not inar.> hours may 1 ?'iln\.
For it is coining like a train.
And 1 must rustle and raise Cain
Or it will b> the night before.
And I will, as in dnys of j. r \
llush down as closing tint* draws rig
And at the latest tnontcr.t 1 ay.
Bu> pr^Knti early," my* iht :-.i
Wise c< rtnlnl? beyond his > w,
A" '. Ms .\il. .1 o 1.1 l.ke to lr..
If he w. uhi toll ir.e v h..t t-> I-i:> :
If ho v.oiil.l Just the ctV.- : f I.
Most .cla.llj we.:' 1 1 iv>> the Mil
Vn.tided. ho^ tv.a> 1 to thro
Th. - r. s ,.?d Oht .stvn.is -... pp
do?
SonK swell iMk| lor nt) lady fa r.
But, thoufh It S Trlclecd, Still l #*y r
I r-v.l'y .lev. t kr.ow v hat to 1 .
Ther: s aur.f* r.-v? urales ..- . v:n .
fry;
Nor can .. :t"c wo Iv tr> <?.* 1
That's itow-. v-i tho npiMlUr.R list.
Oh, .1- v.r. i* tu.tkos in? hair ti:r
amy!
Wlvt sla.'l 1 buy for ('hri-tinns day*
Wonted T'-rcc Months.
fX, \ "The i t: (1 g
A tlKW t>'\ ?
pa?/TVlv'-/ ' ?ivo hint thin
// \ \ 1 r IT ***<~*1?1 stingy! II
SvymJ- I t 1 know :t htir.l wit
'/ t ~ZT?-i tor was consiu
Getting Ahead cf Hint.
"]s sh.o in 1 >vo with tho doctor?"
"(Hi, in>."
"Thon why (loos she lot him call s
often V"
"Jp.si for tho novelty of having hi:
Ootao withou' having It cost S'J."
He Tried a Triolet.
1 wrote to fwcot Rose
A b atitifnl verse.
'Twos meant to propose.
I wrote to sweet Rose.
Now. do ton suppose
'Twill find In r averse?
I wrote to sweet Rose
A beautiful verse.
Solution.
"Ilow Is ho potting along in society?
"Not very well, lie is so nwkwan
iiiid lie doesn't l?n>\v what to do wit
Ills hands."
"Why doesn't ho offer theni ta-xom
young lady?"
Cautious.
Tlii?' thief phsyil safe whene'er lie conli
And only worked things that were pood.
IT lie was sure the Joint was "right,"
He'ii everything In sight,
Steal dresses, silverware or pants,
fake anything except a chance.
Reason For It.
"1I?! suffers dreadfully from stag
fright."
"Afraid he will forget his lines?''
"No; ho fears the boys in the trailer
may be armed with stale vegetables."
Helpful Letters.
"He does not know the A It (' of bus
noss."
"That is sill right so long as he know
[he C\ O. I>." ?
?
She Is On.
Cactmn'
The fairy stores sweet and mild,
Wo toll Ihoni lo a little child,
Itul somewhat later on in life
We spin the weird ones for oor wife.
Perhaps for children they will do.
But wlflo knows a thing or two.
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
No one (ran foretell accurately tli
final destination of a train of though
There may be a time to get sweariu
until, but it isn't when you have ant
Ihiug else to do.
You can't expect a mail to be n
irtist in more than one way; that's tli
explanation of the lazy man's incfl
ieney.
To the proficient politician there at
itvo classes of activities?pull and prt
luce.
Idplomacy consists In using the trnt
eoiioinlenlly and judiciously.
A woman's sense of Jnimor has stive
many a man from making an idiot c
uiU)?oir.
A man who really doesn't care to di!
Unguis!) between praise and blame 1
either a truly great man or a fool.
The man who sows n good crop <
wild oats usually has acquired n squni
Jawed wife by the time thrashing sei
son is on hand, and thus aro the ete
ual verities justified.
A beautiful bronze turkey standlii
by a yellow pumpkin wjl] all the vlslo
of most people to the exclusion ot flut
njirgs fdr Ujv npxt b'ix \vetfk*.
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
Everything else seems to got short
in sympathy when your mopey gets
short.
-rr
It isu't always easy to bo popular
mul retain your self respect.
> Homeliness in n girl is frequently the
cause of many domestic virtues.
Kiuhusiustie people won't do for u
steady diet. They lioc.l to l?e taken in
lirokeu doses.
Vanity gets y >u into trouble oftener
than common sense g is you out.
llr.mlileucss is the resultant of a inixup
between pride and general utility.
S >.>? ;>s a woman ceases t > fret over
the dress she hasn't she begins to fret
over the dress she has.
fhcro is no such thing as a new folly,
folly i> as old as time.
I; is a go.vl thing to know wheu to
stop, but it is 1 tot tor to know when not
to t* cin.
M
A juw oxcuse i* capable of being
served up in forty different ways.
'Hie man who {jots down on his Uncos
to a woman if he eonhl have his way
would have her ?lown on ids knees.
A poor rule might be detlnod, we
should think, as the kind the czar Is
>* handing to ids weary subjects.
r Necessity knows no law, in which respect
it greatly resembles some Inwycrs.
Grit aud graft are a combination that
is linrd to down.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
THE SOUTH'S GREATEST SYSTEM.
11 Unexcelled Dining Car Service.
Through Pullman Sleeping Cars
I' on all Through Trains?Convenient
Schedule on all
Local Trains.
! Winter Tourist Rates * are
now in effect to all Florida
points. For full information
as to rates, routes, etc., consult
nearest Southern Railway
Ticket Agent or
, BROOKS MORGAN, R. W. HUNT,
h A. G. P. A., I). P. A.,
Atlanta, Ga. Charleston, S.
c
Tax Assessment Notice.
1 The time for taking tax returns begins
on the 1st day of Jai ua y. 1900
and expires on the 20th day of February.
All real, as well as personal
property, must be returned this time.
; It is the instruction from the Comp1
troller-Gcneral to positively charge
1110 ow per cent. penalty to any and all
e persons who neglect to make their tax
returns as required hy law. My advice
would be, that every person who
v has tenants, see that they make their
' returns, as I will have to comply with
the requirements of the Comptroller
i General, and add f>0 per cent, penalty
to all who do not make their returns.
I. I am giving due notice and you have
ample time. Therefore, when the
penalty is chargsd to you, do not blame
s me, but yourself. All returns not
I made directly to the auditor or hi*
? . clerk, must be sworn to before some
' one competent to administer an oath,
i Want everybody to put a value on
; their lands and remember land is
worth more now than it was fourycars
ago.
| Will be in the office at Union from
i the 1st day of January to the 13th, in
i elusive, after which lime I will go to
the following places:
i HulTalo January 15
I West Springs " 10
Bennett's Store, forenoon " 17
Harrison's store, afternoon " 17
Wilburn's Store 41 18
Sedalia. forenoon 44 19
Black Hock, forenoon... 44 81
Adamsburg, forenoon... 4" 22
Loekhart .... 44 23
Kclton....? 44 24
Jortesville 44 215
San t tic 44 28
Carlisle 44 27
Monarch Mills, forenoon 44 28
Aetna Mills, afternoon.. 44 1'9
From the 29th of January to the 20ih
i0 day of February in office.
I J. G. Far a,
i Auditor.
5l-9t
K
?
Bent Her Double.
441 knew no one, for f< ur weeks, win"
u 1 was sick with typhoid and kid' y
ic trouble," writes Mrs. Annie Hum r,
V of Pittsburg, Pa., "and wh-n I g t
better, although I had one of the best
doctors I could get. I was bent double,
and had to rest my hands on my knee*
when 1 walked. From this terrible
jhmiction I was rescued by Eh ctrie
Bitters, which restored my health and
strength, and now I can walk as
I, straight as ever. They are simply
wonderful." Guaranteed to cure
stomach, liver and kidney di-orders ;
at Dr. F. C. Duke's drugstore; price
<? 50c.
Final Discharge.
3
Is Notice is hereby given that States
H. Aycock, Guardian of the estate of
Foster llently, minor, lias applied to
Jason M. Greer. Judge of Probate,
" in and for the County of Union, for a
*? final discharge as such guardian,
l- It is ordered. That the 22 day of
r- January A D. 1006. he fixed for hearing
of petition, and a final settlement
of said estate.
Jason M. Greer,
Probate Judge Union County, S. C.
n Publisho 1 in The Union Times Dear
comber 22> 10 >5.
1
I =3 Off F
To reduce our mamrr
i
"Wonders," Furniture,
. Pianos, Organs, Graphop
Banjos, Music Boxes, etc.,
Clocks, and everything in <
a short time rup off some <
urr i hi:
i
67c buys $1 worth. Come
Just one Fine, New Piano
on hand that will go at th<
a few Organs, a few Guns
New Alachines, and some
short while only at this pi
' tively nothing charged, lai
S. M. RICE,
PAIR EXCHANGE.
A New Both Por an Old
One?How it is Done
In Union.
Th?* back aches at times with a dull,
indescribable feeling, making you
weary and r?s le-s; piercing pain* shoot
across the region of the kidneys, and <
again the loins are so lame to stoop is
ii.U-113*. No n-e to rnh or applv a plaster
to the hack in this condition. You
cannot reach the cause. Exchange the
had hack for a new and strong rone
Follow the example of this Union citi
zcml.
H. Porter. printer, employed on
Prngrej-s, living nnsouih Church St .
save: "I hiivr never h it bett r in my
life than I have since I used !> an's
Kidney I'ills I was a great snff.rer
Ironi hack cite for a hum her of years
My trouble was right aero s the small
of inv h iek and the pain wa? sometimes
eo severe that I thought mv ba?k would
hreak in two. I have plastered it and
ruhhed it until it was all raw and one
mass of hlist?*i8, lint in spite of all
could do not dug seemed to help me. I
read about Doan's Knlney l'ills and got
them Half a hex relieved me, and
the use of two luxe- entirely cured me."
For su e hy all dealers. Vriee 50
cents Fn>ter-Milhnrn Co . Buffalo,
New Y rk, sole agents for the United
States Remember the name?Doan's?
and take no other.
New Year Prices:
Northern Irish Potatoes. Hoc
N. C. Irish Potatoes HOc
Self-Rising Buckwheat 10c
Cream of Wheat 20c
Quaker Oat Meal 10c
Quaker Oats, 2 for 25c
Vigor 10c
Peter Cooper's Gelatine 10c
Knox's Gelatine 15c
J. ll-O let; Cream Powder 15c
Jell-O Assorted Flavors 10c
Downey's Chocolate 10 and 25c
Baker's Chocolate 25c
lluyler's Powdered Chocolate
ready serve by adding
hoilittg water HOc can for 20c
Can Apples, per can 10c
Good Bed Salmon ; 15c
Columbia River Salmon 10 and 20c
Good Luck P?wdcr 5 and 10c
Good Sound Almonds per 20c
Deviled Crabs HO and -10c
Nine O'clock Washing Tea 5c
Pearl i no 5c
Snpolio 10c
W. Newel! Smith.
Our Business Appeals
to Reason.
The man with normal mind
?the all round level-headed
man will weigh some things
for himself. He does not
expect to buy something for
nothing. He docs expect
dependable goods for a legitimate
price. This "something
for nothing" idea, this
"preposterous special sale"
craze is a popular scheme to
palm off hard stock. New,
clean, up-to-date, reliable
merchandise bought for spot
cash has a fixed commercial
value. Such goods are in
great demand with intelligent
buyers, as is demonstrated
every day by
GEO. W. GOING.
Stockholders Meeting.
' The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Morcha' ts and Planters
I National Bank will held in the di
rectors room of vaid I ank 10 o'clock
a. in. Tuesday, Januan Oth, If06.
J. D. Arthur,
I Cashier.
I B1.3t
%
:or Cash!
ioth stock of Wares and
Musical Instruments, *
hones, Violins, Guitars,
Stoves, Machines, Guns,
>ur store, we will for just
:>f these goods
REGULAR PRICE
s quick for first choice,
and one 44Baby Upright"
jse sacrifice prices. Only
and about 1 dozen Bran
old ones, all going for a
ice, for the CaStft Posid
aside or exchanged.
JR., E. U.
\
...We Make...
H UYLER'S
Our Chief Attraction for
the Christmas Trade.
We have the most beautiful
line of packages ever shown
in candies in this town. The
name HUYLER'S is a magic
word with every twentietiy^
.century lady. It makes! an^
i impression that even tfme
cannot destroy. Young ripan
you cannot afford to t&ke
chances; get your girl a box
of Huyler's in Christmas
dress. We con supply the
more matter of fact folks too
with a number of useful articles
and at prices tbo that will
make them glad.
Come to see us and letj us? show
you.
DUKE DRUG do.
Under Hotel Unlon. Union, S. C*
: _____
The Hole in the VI all
'
To arrive this week I the
nicest and most up-to-date
linp of Pirtliro Frominnr
..... v.. IVIUI V > luilllllg ICVCI
in town; the get up and price
will always be right. Window
Glass, all sizes. sCUT
PRICES EOR 30 DAYS
Window Shades for store
or residence, any size, color,
qulity or quantity; orders
taken and profnpt deliveries
guaranteed. Look for
ad on Wall Paper. Tb
will make it interestiMP-^1 I
1 am ready for any ft I
repairing, nnhnUtPrii? I
mattres making that jcomSf
MILLINGS,
THE PAPER MAN. J
V
EVERYTHING
* > ; "M
I iNfrne ,
.-1
DRUG L$?
Can ht>
vuii i/w vuiuinvvr
at the
Pa'metto Drug Co.,
Huiet Ren wick, Owners.
A Surprise Party.
A pleasant surprise party may We
given to your stomach anU liv?
taking a medicine which wfrll rcjj^vc
their pain and discomfort. ?
jn?)H i :titii
O ill n J-HV linn 'M jflfi
ino-o wonderful remedy, ><(T<lK and
relief and cure, for )ieadaclvn|Qg,
and constipation. 26c ifl|
Uuko'e druy store.
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