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Remember the
ary 3rd. No j
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PliRT PARAGRAPHS.
Chanee- are that tin- fellow who nor- i
or made a failure is the fellow who '
wasn't there.
- i
Some people .ire never old enough to '
know better.
I
To the weary speetators the lioneymoon
ap|>e.ii*s to he soft enough to ho
made of greeti rheese. '
i
, tf^r^ 1 me itfok ) i
1 ! t : tmt ^
1LT >v- &
V :
\Vln'ii a railrna l train wants to kill |
n puw il 11:i< a way of pinking out the
lim?t expensive ono in tin? noiarlibor
Always eail a -pale a spado. Novor
all a lusiri a >j?:kIo vvlioii you are tryiuj;
to I'll a r. > \ a I iln^li.
~~
Tl.o loan \\ In |i{i?s only takoii ;i foW
drinks is tlio one who lias taken a few
too 11171II
Them i- no iicooiinliii^ for tastes.
\Vhoti ii 111:tii tolls you ho has hoon dis:i|i|>oiiitoil
in love you offoti fool like
Inning ii tit after you have seen 1ho i
?irl. |
*?i'ii ii ii<ii scfiii sii terrible if fa1
Ikf i< working it and bringing homo
pianos and siflt things every evening
:is :i result.
A nir! never tells flit' Voting 111:111 he
will I1.1 \ ? l<> iisk 111:1111111:1. f'H' lie might
begin wondering if she woul'l do ns :i
mother in In w.
The/ Find It.
"Women should make great explorer*."
"I don't know why."
"Ever sec one hunting around to find
n pocket in her dress?"
Not Ready to Die.
The man who walks around and swear?
Life in not worth the living.
But full of troubles and hard knocks.
All taking and no giving.
The moment that a thug commands
"Will wither and throw tip his hands.
Ever the Way.
"How is lie coining ou lighting Ms
bald spot?"
"Well, It is hardly n hair raising conicst."
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PRICE
II Start Our Cut Pr
IDAY, JA!
Saturday night,
>ur entire stock oi
;rcoats, Men's Pa
len's Suits Men's Over
i's Suits S < H> ? -1 (M) Ove
.7 .70
7 00 ? <H)
S .">0 7 .70
0 '*! ' ? 00
10 .10
12 00 10 00
\:\ .10 10 .10
11 00 M oo
Cut Price. 1,1 "
'v.01' 7' Boy's }
:> 00
4' > .10 ^10 (K) Hoys
2 '2 -1 7 .10 "
1 7.1 - /w? <
I so '
I 00
iff Hats. :i .70
iff Hats s2 27 '? ,H>
1 .70 ,io
1 '21
MM) m
: date, January 20t
foods charged dui
CO H E
Dreams.
P.j dreams i-oini' trm ? Well, that deI"
tills
Oit what you tin am about.
Willi not too much of gold atul such
Thev may perhaps work out.
Just dream you're going to he dead
broke.
Willi not a single sou.
The chance is bright your dream, all
right.
Will turn out all too true.
J'.ut If you sit back in your chair
Aral slowly close your eyes
And lit the plot a house find lot
l.ooms up of mansion size.
With servants wailing at your beck,
With money everywhere,
l-'or goodness' sake, don't ever wake, 1
For it will not be there.
Or if you dream thai fame has niarkul
Vou for Its oivnest own
Aral that botuiiters from forty ways
At you are being thrown.
Thai diamond medals 011 voiir breast
Present a gorgeous front.
Drtum on. fond heart, of this line
part.
When you awake they T.on't.
And so he modest In your dreams.
And then perhaps you may
Retain a few to solace you
When wide awake next day.
Just dream that wilic's dear mamma
Is coming down on you
I To stay a year, and you may hear
My mail the dream Is true.
< nrelennnesM,
The Young I ?oetor Just think, six of
1 my patients recovered this week. The
old ]trtctor It's your otvn fault, my
hoy. You spend too much time at the
club.
When a man begins to talk about his
moral rights, more than likely his legal
rights are shaky.
When a light eold runs into pneumonia
it is a hoarse of another color.
I Truth is ted always bright to look
j upon, but that Is not truth's fault.
j There arc few things more tiresome
ni111 ! person with a too independent
disposition.
'I lia man who says lie can drink or
let It alone usually prove* half of the
1 proposition.
| Some men wait for opportunity to
1 knock at their floor*, and Homo men
patronize llio advertising column* In|
stead.
i Courage ,s the <|uaiity you have after
the scrap is over aud you are tolling
the ladies nil ahout it.
It is not right to charge up to reform
all of the tilings that are done in It*
name.
There are some women to whom distance
lends enchantment after a roan
has become thoroughly acquainted with
ttista. |
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SALES
ice Sale 1|
N. 20th ?
February 3rd. |||
f Men's Fancy ||
nts and Boys ||
coats and Ton Coats. ?5a
rcoat Cut Price ** 2 75
G 25 j*||
7 (X) Kg
?.) 50
10 50 i??|
11 50 jgi
Cnee Pant Suits. g|g
Knee Pant Suit:? $7 00
5 00 |||
:t 50 j^l
(X) g?l ,
" 2 50 pSS
uka '
2 25 ggg
1 75 |||
1 ",() HI
h until Febru= |||
ring this sale. |||
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You Owe Us Nothing
for doing right. The drug- J
gist who desires to grow in \
the confidence of his neigh- \
bors has no other safe and t
sure way open to him.
We simply solicit your pat- i
ronage on the grounds of [
pure drugs, rightly handled, h
at fair prices. |{
On this basis we have't
grown; on this basis we will J
continue to grow.
We are in business to make J
monev. but know full wpll ?
that we must earn your con- '
tidence before we can get t
your patronage. J
Goods delivered at any
time to aity part of the city {
by the 1
Palmetto Drug Co.,
Huiet & Ren wick, Owners.
NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!
To the lovers of Good Merchandise:
<
We take this method to let
the people of the town and
county know that we have
opened a stock of strictly j
first class Dry Goods, Shoes,
Notions, White Goods and
Domestics; and we extend a
rnrHidl in\/itotir?n At""-"
vwi uiui ii i ? iicmt/i i iu tvciybody
to visit this store. Po- ,
lite attention to all, rich or ,
poor. We are in your midst j
to make friends and custom- ^
ers out of all that will do us <
the kindness to visit this J
store and get prices before ?
purchasing. No seconds, no1'
job lot goods, but strictly first
quality at moderate prices.
GIVli US A CALL, I
Hutchinson & Wicker
'Octroi's Old Stand, Main Stv (
4 x
PICKING HIS JOB.
When I'm as big as papa
Or you or any one. '
A job I'm going to tackle
Whoro work will Just be fun.
If ma will only let mo
And grandma don't complain,
I'm going to run the engine
On the i ?
choo i
choo
train. ,
I'll sit up in the window !
Aud watch the posts go by i
As up past Uncle William's I
1 make the old train fly. i
I'll go u mile a minute j
And nil the lost time gain
When I can run the cnglno
On the ,
choo
choo
train. i
Some hoys they long for horses
And want to drive a dray ,
With four hi? naps a-pranclng
And feeling pretty gay.
1 own it would ho Jolly <
To sit and hold the rein. I
But still I'll take the engine
On the
clsoo
ehoo
train.
If ma will only let me.
When I am big enough
I'll buy a suit of jumpers
And cut my whiskers rough
And get a bright red lantern
To make the signals plain
And run the big old cngluo
On the 1
ehoo
ehoo
train.
Mean Advantage.
"That tleuf and
^Lv, duuib man looks
Innocent. You
JvaTN wouldn't think lie
clllc' *?
"Well, lie al- i
Ij W* ways turns out ;
Kas w',cn slic
^ starts to give him
n curtain lecture."
About the Last Place.
"Would you really look for honor
fttnong thieves?"'
"Well, not until I had looked quite
carefully everywhere else."
Il Falls Down.
When news Is tod good to be true?
At least, a? it seems on its face?
You'll generally find that It isn't (
When you get at the facts in the
case. ,
Only 32 Years Old.
"I am only 82 years old and don't ex- .
?ect even when I get to be real old to i
eel that way as long as I can get Elec- '
lie Bitters, says Mrs. E. II. Brunson,
?f Dnblin. Cia. Knrelv th pru'u nnf liini# I
Ibc keeps the old as young and makes |
he weak as strong as this grand tonic
nedicine. Dyspepsia, torpid liver, iniamed
kidneys or chronic constipation >
ire unknown after taking Electric Biters
a reasonable time. Guaranteed by ,
)uke Drug Co. Price 50c.
rax Assessment Notice.
The time for taking tax returns begins
on the 1st day of January, 190(5,
tnd expires on the-20lh day of Februiry.
All real, as well as personal
iroperty, must be returned this time,
t is the instruction from the Conipiroller-Goneral
to positively charge
lie 50 per cent, penalty to any and all
lersons who neglect to make their tax
eturns as required by law. My adrice
would be, that every person who
ias tenants, see that they make their
eturns, as I will have to comply with
lie requirements of the Comptroller
Jeneral, and add 50 per cent, penalty
-o all who do not make their returns.
[ am giving due notice and you have
implc time. Therefore, when the
lenalty is chargsd to you, do not blame
ne, but yourself. All returns not
mule directly to the auditor or his
derk, must be sworn to before some
me competent to administer an oath.
iVant everybody to put a value on
,heir hinds and remember land is
vorth more now than it was four years
igo.
Will bo in the office at Union from
.he 1st day of January to the 13th, indusive,
after which time I will go to
lie following places:
Buffalo January 15
West Springs " 16
Bennett's Store, forenoon 44 17
Harrison's store, afternoon 44 17
Wilburn's Store 44 18
Sedalia, forenoon 44 10
Black Bock, forenoon... 44 31
Adamsburg, forenoon... 4* 22
l.ockhart 44 23
Kclton 44 24
Jonesville 44 25
Santuc 44 26
Carlisle 44 27
Monarch Mills, forenoon 44 28
Aetna Mills, afternoon.. 44 20
From the 20th of January to the 20th
lay of February in oilice.
J. G. Fahk,
Auditor.
51-0t
Everybody ~ Selling Out
at Cost But Me!
There is one thing that I
^visli to impress you with,
ind that is, if you want Dress
3oods see my line first; if
/ou want a Hat or a pair of
Shoes see my line; if you
kvant a Suit of Clothes be
iure and see my line; if you
.vish anything in Merchaniise
see me before buying
md you will profit thereby,
remain
Yours for Business, ,
GEO. W. GOING. I
PAIR EXCHANGE.
A New Back Por an OI<
One?How it is Done
In Union.
The back aches at times with a dul
indescribable feeling, making yo
weary and res'less; piercing pains shoe
icross the region of the kidneys, an
ugain the loins [are so lame to Btoop i
agony. No use to rnb or apply a plae
ter to the back in this condition. Yo
can not reach thrf cause. Exchange th
bail back for a new and stronger on<
Follow the example of this Union cit
zen.
J. R. Porter, printer, cmidoyed o
Progress, living on South Church St
says: "I have never felt better in m
life than I have since I used Roan'
Kidney Pills. I was a great sufT.rt
from backache for a number of yeari
My trouble waa right across the sma
of my back and the pain was sometime
so severe that I thought mv back woul
break in two. 1 have plastered it. an
rubbed it until it was all raw and on
mass of blisteis, but in spite of all
could do nothing seemed to help me.
read about Roan's Kidney Pills and gc
them. Half a bex relieved me, an
the use of two boxes entirely cured me.
For sale by all dealers. Priee f
cents Foster-Milburn Co.. BufTah
New York, sole agents for the Unite
States Remember the name?Doan'sand
take 110 other.
Weekly Prices
W 11) Best Grade Tomotoes 15c
or two cans for 25
Good Red Salmon 15
Colorado River Salmon, 10c and 2C
Boston Baked Beans, 10c and., 15
Big Hominy 1C
Can Corn, 10c and 15
Sliced Pineapple 25
Breakfast Cocoa, 15c and 25
Cooper Gelatine 1C
Knox's Gelatine 15
Sweet Potatoes, ]>er peck 25
Nice Granges, per dozen 3C
Corn Starch 1C
Amcricon Oats 1C
Cream of Wheat 2C
Postum, 15c and 25
I will deliver any good
you see lit to buy from m
on short notice.
W. Newell Smith
Phone 126.
Notice of Application fo
Incorporation.
State of South Carolina, )
County of Union. J
Notiee is hereby given that the ui
dcrsigned will apply to the Secretar
of State of South Carolina on or aftc
January 2211(1, A. I). 1936, for the issi
ance of cerlifiicate of incorporate
|,U>OU(MIV bU VIHJ |MU\ IMUI1S UI All a(
to provide for the incorporation of ri
Unions, educational, social, fraterni
or charitable churches, lodges, socii
ties, associations or companies, and ft
amending the charters of those a
ready formed and to he formed." A|
proved February 10, 1900, in behalf ?
"The Union Club," a social societ
which has its headquarters at Unio
in the County of Union, aforesaid.
Given under our hands and sea
this 2nd day of January. 19Ct>.
J. A. Ray,
R. A. Hancock,
L. I). Smith,
J. W. McGowan,
2-2t E. V. Going.
Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that State
It. Aycock, Guardian of the estate t
Foster Bently, minor, has applied t
Jason M. Greer, Judge of rrobati
in and for the County of Union, for
final discharge as such guardian.
It is ordered. That the 22 day i
January A. J). 1900, be fixed for heai
ing of petition, and a final settlemer
of said estate.
Jason M. Gukkk,
Probate Judge Union County, S. C
ruunsneu in tiik Union Times D(
ceniber 22, 1905,
51 -41
Probate Judge's Sale.
State of South Carolina, ) Court of
County of Union. f Probate.
in a 11) ok assets.
J. (J. Going as Administrator of tli
estate of I. H. Clark, decease!
Plaintiff,
against
William Clark, et al, Defendants.
By order of Probate Court for tli
County of Union and State aforesak
I will sell to the highest bidder befor
the Court House door, during legi
hours of sale on the lirst Monday i
February, 1 fKMi, (it being salesday) tli
following described real estate situat
and being in Union township, Count
and State aforesaid, all the right, titl
and interest in and to all that certai
tract of land containing ninety-liv
acres, more or less, belonging to I. I
(Mark, deceased, interest in said tra<
(7-12) seven-twelfths, bounded b
lands of B. B. Going, Joseph Skcltoi
J. C. Edwards, A H. Foster, Sara
Brandon and A. II. Foster, Farr.
i iiuiunuu,
Terms: One-half cash, the halanc
upon a credit of twelve months, wit
interest from day of sale secured b
bond of purchaser and mortgage (
the premises, the purchaser to pay fr,
papers. Purchaser or purchasers hav
leave to pay all cash.
Jason M. Grkkr,
Judge of Probate.
January 0, 100f?. 2-8t
Twenty Year Bottle.
"I was a loser in a twenty year battl
with chronic piles and malignant forei
until I tried Bucklen's Arnica Halve
which turned the tide, by curing both
till not a trace remains, writes A. M
Bruce, of Farmville, Vs. Best for oh
Dicers. Cuta. Burns and Wounds. 23
at tftiwB Dnlfc Ocf.
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I SOUTHERN JAILWAY
J THE SOOTH'S GREATEST SYSTEM.
Unexcelled Dining: Car Service.
Through Pullman Sleeping Cars
on all Through Trains?Convenient
Schedule on all
' Local Trains,
u
J Winter Tourist Rates are
is now in effect to all Florida
l* points. For full information
e as to rates, routes, etc., conj;
suit nearest Southern Railway
Ticket Agent or
n BROOKS MORGAN, R. W. HONT,
y A. G. P. A., D. P. A.,
8 Atlanta,' Ga. Charleston, S.C.
li
8 Union & Glenn Springs
a Railroad Co.
c
] Time Table Effective Aug. 1, 1905.
>t A
$ Leave Union 7. a. m. tleOfc 4.00 and 1
t 8.10 p. m.
Arrive Buffalo 7.15 a. m. 1.15, 4.15
{ and t 8.25 p. in.
(1 T.nnvo n.ilTol.. C ir. n ... 1 ?r: c ru\ -?i
.jv?, v muuuiu u.iuo. 111. 1.1U, U.w ttHU
J 8.30 p. m.
Arrive Union 8.30 a. m. 2.00, 5.15 and
J 8.45 p. in.
Leave Union 9.00 a. in. and 5.25 p. m.
# Pass Neal Shoals 9.50 a ni. and
6.10 p. m. Arrive Pride 10.15 a. m.
and 6.35 p. m.
Leave Pride 10.35 a. ni. and 6.50 p. m.
Pass Neal Shoals 11.00 a. m. and
'C 7.10 p. in. Arrive Union 11.50 a.
ic in. and 8.00 p. in.
>C All trains daily unless otherwise
ic noted. Week days only.
^ ^Saturdays and Sundays only.
ic Connection made at Pride with Sea;c
board Air Line through trains South
bound in the morning and North bound
'c in the evening.
'c Interchangeable mileage sold by the
ic Seaboard Air Line will be honored by
)C the U. & G. S. R. R.
M. B. SUMMER, ?
Gen. Pass. AgentVr
Ic ^
? D. A. T0WNSEND BEN P. T0WNSEND
C T0WNSEND & T0WNSEND,
5 ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
6 Union, S. C.
so. 101
SCAIFE & HAMBLIN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
r
FOSTER BUILDING, UNION, S. C.
F. C. DUKE,
iy
Representing the Best and Most
'r Liberal Life, Health and Accident
Insurance Companies in the world,
it OFFICE: Room 4, Nicholson
r,. RnllSIn/.
% J.A. BROWN,
}_* DEALER IN
,f REAL ESTATE, STOCKS AND
J BONDS.
, HOUSE RENTING AND COLLECTING
A SPECIALTY.
OFFICE ON BACHELOR STREET.
BOILERS AND ENGINES.
~ Tanks, Stacks, Stand Pipes,
and Sheet Iron Work; Shafting,
Pulleys, Gearing, Boxes,
* Mangers, etc. Mill Castings.
o Cast every day; work 200
hands.
? Lombard Foundry ^
Boiler Work and Supply Store.
Augusta. Georgia.
LAWSON'S GRIP
CADSIII F* i
ma a^r M (
AND
LORENZ'S COUGH 1
| CURE (
Costs 25 Cents fjrph y
!? If they satisfy you?bur
y not one cent if they
! . ,4
' Every package of each one \s[m
'' i j - -
y soiu unaer our positive guar^#l
h antee?to refund the price ttfJ
& every dissatisfied user
y Can Anything be Fairer? - 1
" DUKE DRUG C&l
Under Hotel Onion. Onion,
j Stockholders Meetia^ V
Notice i- hereby giveil th6Aft-^^|
i, nual meeting of the sUd^PadavifQBjfljl
The (>|.hii (.old Mining (lom^any
i. be held February 13th, 1000. at 3
at the oillce of Seaife & IIainb]T?j
1 Foster Building, Union, 8. ?). v ? VH
o w. K, Bcixra, Pr^deHtr
I J. o. awrwy* >. CP^H