Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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HHHH8KS I Reducir | IN r I SIC) Sickness in the h< ?? also. By placinj scription in our eliminate all worr the medicine is guarantee the qu *2 every detail of all | The Rto ?? ^ TIIK U1C 2 __ V r>e a \ V f T'MON" HA ~ &C-g>gg>g>g>g>g>g>g>g J J The use of this water * J safe and pleasant remedy. I * Complaint, Ghronic Heptai I I and General Debility follo\ II arrhoea, Dropsy, Dysente g1 nal and Cystic Diseases, I jgk tamenial Derangement, JjJ Highly recommended by tl W GLENN SPRINGS COMPAN tittCCWCKMMWCMi II ATLANTA Si HOOL OP MEDICINE, Largest medical col lege in this tion of high grade. Clinical a< facilities for practical lahorati and dissecting Equipment ne J cated physicians experienced it required for grndnation, Lurg Baltimore and New Orleans \vi J catalogue M. CONGRESSMAN ADAMS A Victim of a Parlor Game. A 1 * ' * - * according to a dispatch to I New York Tinics, the j eeunij losses which caused the suici of Congressman Robert Adams, Philadelphia, were in part incurr at bridge whist, and the Times < < respondent declares that a sh? time U-fore his death the eongrei man paid a large sum of money a prominent society woman Washington city in settlement gambling debts due her. Mr. Adams, a bachelor of oo wl inherited a moderate fortune, w an assiduous "society man" durii the thirteen years of his congres ional career, and was the most i ccssant of guests at the functioi given at the National Capital There is no sense in bccomii hysterical over the unpleasant fa that men or even women of leisu ami money sometimes degenera intoeomnion gamhlcrs. Thousan< of fashionable people are addicted 1 gaming, and it is useless to hoj that the practice will at any tiling into complete decay. Nevertheless \ 40 $3?S&3E??S$989?af Sg| | ig Worry 11 riME OF B KNESS g !E? ame brings worry there ^ g your physician's pre- gg care, you can at least y as to whether or not oa right. We unqualifiedly gg ality and correctness in ^ medicine we compound. pa z h 0 Drug Co. | & >jg ?ja vs? 'Jp vs? -jet v? '?> vc vs? %c -js- ^ O IS RIGHT. ^ ' I : IIDWARE CO. Q ; > > >CC-C - > > - jC5 -Ci?5 i1_ _ ?wm V0 ^'iJb'U&*mAn "MINERAL WATER. I n ^ * is a sure relief to sufferers?a ^ 11' It will cure Dyspepsia, Liver ^ i? bits, Jaundice, Torpor of Liver, V > a ving upon Malarial Diseases, Di- !l|f ry, Hemorrhoids, Uterine, Re- l\ loemetaturia, Rheumatism, Ca- p and other female complaints. ? le Medical Profession. ST ti M L IY, Glenn Springs, S. C. ? ~ Box 257, ATLANTA, OA. section ol South. Dignified inst.itu- or lvantagcs most excellent. Uniisnnl * I I >ry work in pathology, bacteriology ' w and complete. Faculty of 35 edn- ! ? i professional teaching. Four courses J tli est. Medical College building between ;ll 11 be linislied by Sept. 15. Write for as .................. fit tl. sttcli terrible tragedies as this which j al litis closed the life of a man who a p- ]a [tears to have had noble impulses j,,and to have been guided by liigb |? conceptions of duty along many ja the lines serve tt good purpose in bring- S(. irv ing frivolous and heartless society Jg ide folk face to face with the perils of y(, of their indulgences. s,,i ed True, the great majority of those 40 ir- who play cards for money tiro not w\, >rt ruined by it, but it is perhaps equal- m. <s- ly true that this same majority, be a]v to the extent of their indulgence ever by of so small, are deeply injured in mind, ba1 ,.f l?.?rl ? v iiiim .'uur?i}iiiro oy it. liamb-1 a) ( ; ling at the liest is folly, and all thej Mr ln? pleasure which it has contributed Wa as to the ^ay world of Washington is gay iK contemptible compensation for the | go< is- shame and distress brought to poor n-j "Bertie" Adams, his family, his ns friends and the whole people of r. I whom he was a representative.? iK News and Courier. ^ re Removal Notice. inft te j <-rai Is The Law Office of DePass and De- Kv i to Pass has been moved to rooms Nos. 1 the M. and 2 over the People's Bank. met :? Now is the time to subscribe for l!r(' '? The Times. * tV^NOTES. The Um* 3ko? ? \ oliness Meet?s.fer be Cream Suppef\aB'n , tag-Moving Pjjri u ments and Otjtfc j '?T1 And Mrs. Mr*. J. H. Wilbl-.lday and Ih'?'m very ill for sevil ,.y Blowly improving, lyhJkcr McThe infant child in C. I). Joy, died last VtJbn aewas buried Monday. .- ???>f their Messrs. Ernest and \ Cord were called to theiV$eoond Abbeville Saturday eveJy >evencount of the serious ill intended, j father. \?gpre8The supper given by l^candi-l Baptist church last Saturflreating i ing and night was wellfeYierally ulx>ut 250 or :?CX) people lypupper cnt, and a number of tVhccess. dates were there sroilingMJJnion and making themselvesTfiepiria*reeable and helpful. Tl The1 was in every respect a grcal'ised, i The music furnished by tl'^ on ( Cornet Band was of the mlw4.'s 1 j ting, and was well rendertTOStm j neat sum of 872.00 was ' which will go to raise the the church,which debt with II I, salary amounting to S^OO.hAjt; j ^ Union Cotton Mills will 1 when the church gets . { On last Thursday, the writer el. j, a very pleasant evening at thals j( of Mr. A. \V. T. Bavenscrofi,.. occasion being a party in hui^ n the lsth birthday of his sort.r. w Fred Bavenscroft. The hom'v-! j, beautifully decorated., and cs. ig( I'rcshnients were very palatab'eh .,] enjoyed by those present M._ llavenseroft was the recipient))) t ni im*?1 very pretty ami useful p'mr tl The long looked for a; Jn,| (>j needed work <?n our streotSsmpe gun at last. And the inipe are n, will lu* a source of pleasuvo^ur tc I c ?pl?* as well as a cotivenieiv )r. will add greatly to the apf^en 1 \Vi of our mill village for which ^ ^i, very grateful and tha-vde. jn City Fat In in, ueted by j 'i'l etent meetingsiv reported Lji in progress for some t'attended \ shall's market, close terefrom. ti? meetings have been g picture sot hew lioukniglit anche school at the meetings were uded and pi;, mil much good derivres with iU1i The T. li. IJoss nil scenes the ntcrtaiinncnts given ronaHis m(l liouse are heing well are-well gle nvatly enjoyed. 1 lie pn Cor- feu, die exception of a fewisic for sou rom (dirist's life on ca V j mei >irth to the ascension irty at jiir vorth attending. The iBwd" 1 t band furnishes the t',' he entertainments. ?,nii . There will he a birthday u?. Ti< he home of Mrs. M. E. La/;)tli, li ?n Enterprise street. /-? -v.. J A little child, whose namfc I oopji ot learn, was knocked do\yn e wagon last Saturday a(fb??r car Godslmll's market. Tli ti ^ 51 'hile not seriously hurt, wa "The rightened. A doctor was that I nd on examination could fi' hood slight cut on the child's f^' bring The Fourth has come anu fiuicj nd, would you believe it! rSooi ngle person was seen undeiconu iflucnee of liotior. What amust ast between last year and mer( et us stiek to prohibition. 1()^ 1 The mills are now running ul>'s 1 hours a week instead of 0juicI rinerl.v. |wet Several of our young peoph'*11*1 :peeting to go to Atlanta i Ih-1 icursion next Monday. |inor Next month Mrs. Mary Yi W(' * ie of our oldest citizens, will an(' ate her 81th birthday. ,soft? inson is now enjoying better he an at any time in the past v<?n id despite her age can see as \the she could when young, and isen( tive as if she were no more th? fy, ami her memory of thir at happened years ago is rcinar ?le. She has several children, ? rge number of grandchildren aneat-granchildren. Mrs. Yinsoir fore her marriage was a Misij mes, and is the only one out ol veral children still living, and she. good for many years yet. Her ungest child, Miss Delia Yinl, with whom she lives, is past years. Mrs Vinson was left a clow a number of years ago and ver remarried, and she is and lias va.vs been respected and honored all who know her. The writer < enjoyed her company on severoccasions as she is a good talker, s. Vinson loves to read and isalys glad to get The Times as she s: "for I love The Times, it is a ?<1 paper and I love it." ilrstler. ampaign Meeting Date Changed. 3. H. Peake, Esq., County Cairn of the Union County Demotic convention has been notified , State Chairman Wilie Jones that , Union county State campaign { ting has lieen changed from Sat- | ay, August 4th to Saturday, ( just 11. ,I j| POINTLESS PENNINOS. A CHILI). _ ? Innocent little flower, sweet with the fragrance of heaven, tender and unbesmirched by long contact with the worid! Little babe in the cradle, would that you might never know the wickedness of the world. 80 far you have, with wide and wondering eyes, beheld only beauty, only the light of love; you have never been ill treated, you know nothing of pain or sorrow; you know only the tenderness of a mother's love, the devotion of sister, brother and father. You arc the idol of home. But the innocent happiness of these times cannot always hist; soon, instead of those smiles of joy and pure delight, will come perplexed looks, worry and may i>e real trouble. Soon the rough hands of this world will stain that pure llower of innocence. What a pity! How beautiful 'twould be if you could never know wrong! But this cannot l?e. The bainmust become a child and in so becoming must learn and experience many things. There are so many 'alls to be had, so many bumps. The child must learn to know what ; s wrong, else it can never know vhat is right; and it cannot be aught all these things, it must learn ' y itself and through its own ex-1 ericnce. The child does not know j hat fire is dangerous until its little ands are burned; it must fall to! jarn its real power of standing. And so the child grows and learns, ' inking many blunders, doing many rongs; and yet, even though the moccnee of babyhood is gone, the )odness of ehildhood is there; with I the little badness of the child, it still the darling of the home, the lost loved of all the family. And | ic joy of that home where the iild is, is beyond measure. Its ild clamours, even screams arc usic to the loving heart; the pat- ' , ling footfalls, as the clumsy little Ave lev goes up and down the hall- | ly, in doors and out others, are 1 t; most pleasing sounds ever heard a true home. 4 And how quiet and unnatural it 4 is when the little child is gone! 1 stillness akin to death set ties over; J & home, a cloud overhangs, all 1 nids are hollow and are mocked 4 by the seemingly bare walls. The j ? ice has undergone a complete met- j lorphosis. No longer are heard J ! peals of joyous laughter; 1.0 f re ibe merry shouts of childish And the pitty-pat of the little j t remains but a hollow echo, re* n<ling through bare clinmbc'gjum ? mory's halls. All is sa<? ^ k; the sunshine has gonejBNHA *1 hereby announce my-self a c.2S M?- I date for election to the office of < ? j ty Supervisor of Union Count}', si 'ject to 11u: cul"* j-j^rc^oiHlions "v- ?i" : n 7idv?s&* is tho home \ 0 ?il did has never been. P| \ SICKNK8S *| ishungton Irving once said: i re lis something in sickness breaks down the pride of man- T * ; that softens the heart, and I ;s it Viack to the feelings of inr." And this must he true. SjL ten do we in our prosperity he! proud and forget God, and J? , he reminded of it. The "Tp :iful Cresitor of our lives does wish always to cut us oil", so He .fih us low on suffering couches, woos us back to Him. There hink and think, nothing to do "gj think, and God directs thinking.! reminds us that we are not im- j ?( tal, that we are yet clay, that .fil ire weak, subject to all diseases1 S even death. Then the heart: ' *ns, we forget our pride and i a childlike faith we again lean fi" God. Times of sickness ate; 11 still waters of life, by which the | || ler Shepherd leads his lloek. Whiskey Sale in Union. 'If 1 don't get something to do'' j 1 Ollicer Whitniire the other day, will certainly rust; and they i not send another odicer here, ause the chief will think he is - needed." "If then' is any key, beer or even cider in Union n*now, we do not know it, and iawe are in a position to know." Whitniire said that the last (a,f any interest was that of Man8?n'Kissiek, who has left town r<cty. "And just so they get does not matter; we had JUss leave run them away as to {'rcute them." According to . Whitniire Union's prohibition 18-ernarkable success. Who Wrote it? : Times is in receipt of a very lr?.^(sting letter mailed at Jonesv. . We would like to publish stter, hut it is against newspai*law to publish anything from in.ucnown writer. Now, if the will kindly drop us a line, ^.'"'his or her name, wewillpub' } letter. Of course the name 1'"writer need not go in the )ufxr,but the editor must know it. \ > \ fCLEAN! ft We can now offer you i ft Summer Goods. We li ft in White Lawns, Pic ft Wash Goods and oth< ft determined to close out ft inducements. We ver ft have the largest line of ft and as it is against 01 ft stuff, we have put the * f Ladies' 50c Collars ? All Low Cut Shoes i Mrl IIPF MCD + i'IWLUINL 1'ILIV % The Unda I ..OUR MP0RT1 | M ATI 1 | JUST $ fL '^1 4/r a China's Durable a Japan's Beautifu | here shown in a j | of patterns and c< I better yet: This 1 I Si n /* p rer tent I i: Price k * \\r ? We furnish best ea n . ? * * o # 0-% 0-9 fi | _ Wo iu. n.no... np ncandidate for ,, tives, subject to the rules a no * ' -*vi of tho ^ -tatic Prima ..GO-CA Any pattern or st; fancy, we can Quality, Style, Elegan That's the Baili BAILEY FURNI 1 DID YOU EV WHAT A DIFFERENCE I Some people say that Fl< Pepper is Pepper. We want things sold under the name < and all the things sold unde are not Pepper. We guarantee to sell yoi articles as cheap as anybody thing that they claim to be further more we guarantee pound of Pepper is absolute!; any test to which you subje( of Flour that we sell you is Flour, unadulterated and nor Give us your orders for will give you good stuff at tl Union Gro \ i ~~n JP SMUt V 5 + , special inducements I ^ lave a lot of Remnant j# lues, Madras, Colore j# sr goods that we at ^ : if prices will be an j# iture to say that w\ 3# Millinery in the cityi ir rule to carry ovel I knife in it. 3# 1 . n ? - ? i Keauced to Z5c. |J I i at Cut Prices. [? 1 CANTILE CO., U J rsellers. t ED LINE OF.. I riNG I IN I Stand=by and I Novelties are Jj| jreat profusion |b alorings. And j| week we give ft rk iS. m Keguiarf s. I rade of Car 'V% ? ^ Mf* It to/wP^l g f J" C:WJ5W - j ^nd RTS.. j yle you may ! give you. 'I ice, Then Price,;! ey Motto. ITURE GO. { f . ... ll EK THINK T MIGHT MAKE? our is Flour and that to tell you that all the of Flour is not Flour, ^ r the name of Pepper 1 either of the above else will sell you any- / the same grade; and absolutely that every y pure and will meet :t it, and every barrel a Pure Winter Wheat \e better to be had. these articles and we le best prices. eery Co.