Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i ? ~r , . 1 - . = * nff*nyniW^lP^yniWy^^nP^P^yn^nynBWy^lr*BrniWp^lWy ^PnP^g ' ! VALUABLE PRESENTS |[ || * ]! ABSOLUTELY FREE If i' 'i i< >? i< i?J' We have placed in our Store the * 11 most complete and up-to-date |' National Cash Register made. f 11 With each purchase you make)| # you get a ticket. After getting if | a certain number of tickets you | if are entitled to certain I' j; VALUABLE PRESENTS FREE. I' 4 41 Don't fail to investigate our |* plans. By our new plans we ?|. |; propose to give the cash buyers j Jp of Union county not less than ?? I) Five Thousand Dollars during J| j? the year of 1907 absolutely free. "i| |! We are adding many new | J goods to our large stock of 4 |! merchandise and are making JI 11 J |j UN-HEARD-OF PRICES. J Jj Call and investigate our new 4 I plans. Many are taking ad- )| vantage of same already. 4 Looking for you, 4 BOBOS DEPARTMENT STORE. | ^ ,2. a Rev. W. E .G. Humphries am I OCfl.1 News [Notes family leave Monday for Junctioi ______ City, Okla., where they will mak Mr B. S. Hardy, of Blairs, was their future home. All correspond ? ? ' ' A f LJ iirill r\1noc in the city Wednesday. I cilia ui it11. iiuiiipiu ?.iii p.vUU Mr. T. H. Pickens, of Jonesville, take note; his present address i was in the city Wednesday. Junction City, Okla. Mr. T. A. Murrah and daughters are visiting relatives in An- WCSl oprincjS I16WS. ^ derson. Mr F. A. Rice is confined to , Y?st Springs. Jan *>.-Mr. h i\ir. 1 *. . ^ . ... .. L. Lawson is confined to his horn his home this wee w with a severe attack of grippe. J-^PP6, A daughter was born to Mi Mr. Geo. W. Whitlock, of the and Mrs. L. L. Lancaster las Broad River section, was in the Thursday. city Thursday. Rev. D. E. Camak filled his rej Dr. Thco. Maddox has moved "lar, appoint,,,ent at Bogansvil) into the home oi Mrs. Barsie on la.st Sunday. Rev. Camak Tones on South street growing in strength and popula J ? * ity with each succeeding service. Miss Sarah Morgan returned The trustees of the West Sprinj Wednesday night from an extend- school have met and decided 1 cd visit to friends in Anderson. paint the school building. T1 Miss Sidncv Gage left Monday ^ "j." b,epn atearly dat for Rock Hill'to he with her aimt.l.13,1,1 --raldy to tl Mrs. D. V. Steele, who is critically !lo?k.s ? ?",r school hu,Id,ng jjl , '| lhe teachers of the school a [arranging an entertainment to Rev. \V. P?. Justus moved Tues-|given some time in I'eoruai day into the McXeace house, on I They will give a full and attra< Church street, recently occupied ive program, which will inten by Dr. R. G. Hamilton. and entertain all our people. Mr. J. W. Prioleau. of the Un- , Mr; J- ,A' '!<-'?si11 k'ft lastiTu: ion cotton mill office force, after a f"r h,s "?w bomt ?> Sl>" few .lavs' visit in Charlotte, return- ft'* Je""' We are sorry to 1. ed to Union Tuesday. ?Ir: "e.ts,U for he 18 one ot ' } best citizens. Married, Sunday afternoon at Prof. J. G. Clinkscales, of W his residence by Rev. L. L. Wag- ford college, will lecture on 1 non, Mr. Robert Clark and Miss night of February 23rd in the I Katie Staton, both of Union. gansville church. Admittance On account of the sickness of a9('25 cents. This is for ben some of the attorneys, the court ?'the new 'hur*h- . L?l. ,cve of common pleas was adjourned comf, for k Chnksca Monday to re-convene next Mon- 19 a charm,nK sPelkerday. No cases of importance were disoosed of. Notice of Dlssolntlon. Mrs. G. P. Smith is in Atlanta The firm of Bailey & Smith, under treatment of Drs. Tucker ing business at Jonesville, S. C and Hall. Mr. Simth, who accom- hereby dissolved by mutual c panied her on the trip, returned sent. All parties indebted to ! Wednesday. Mrs. Smith will be firm are hereby notified to m in Atlanta probably a month yet. payment to Mr. R. B. Smith, 1 is hereby authorized to receive Osman Stock Co. ""ip1 for sam?This troupe, played at the opera eolith house three nights this week to Tanuary ? ,()Q7' ? * good audiences. This is one of ^ - 3 ? 90f' the best stock companies that has ever visited our city. Their last Day by day all of us are writing production, "The Silent Witness, characters upon the things arount ?*: ** pect to make a rgt\lrn date soon, Holy Spirit writes his character i and we bespeak for them a liberal the house in which we dwell??R? patronage. G. Beauchamp. ? . 1, Jonesvflle Matters. Jonesville, Jan. 29.?This crisp weather is very acceptable and a Jfood snow would be profitable to arm lands. A twentieth century club w*s formed in our town last week and its first meeting was held with Mrs. tj. Littlejohn and Miss Fannie ittlejohn. No cards, no wine or other things that are sinful are to come into this club. Mrs. W. J. Haile and children, of Union, spent part of last week with relatives in Jonesville. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Herring, of Union, spent last Sunday in Jonesville. Mr. Walter Hames spent last Sunday in our town. Messrs. 13. J. Fowler and Geo. Brown left yesterday for Jeffersonville, Tenn., to purchase mules and hogs. Miss Mary Southard, who is attending the Greenville college, has been at the home of her father, Dr. W. O. Southard, sick for several days. Mrs. Carrell H. Foster, who has been visiting in Jonesville for a week, has gone to aGffney to spend a week with her mother: then she will return to her home in Sumter. Miss lone Littlejohn, of Union, spent last Saturday in Jonesville. Mrs. J. E. Linder has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hugh Little, in Spartanburg, for several days. Mr. and Mrs. N. 13. Eison and Miss Sue Eison are all laid up with the grippe. Mrs. Martha Knox, who has been ill for some time, is now mucn improved. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Holder wish to extend their thanks and gratitude to the people of Jonesville for kindness and favors shown them in the \ate affliction and death of their daughter, Mt?. Giles Burgess. Every Hour of the Day. Palmetto Drug Co., the reliable druggists of Union, S. C., are having calls for "HINDIPO," the new Nerve Tonic and Vitalizer. Cures Nervous Debility, Insomnia, Restores Lost Vitality, that they are selling under a positive guarantee. Its merits are becoming the talk of the town and everybody wants to try it, and why not? Tt costs nothing if it dont* do you good?not one cent. They don't want your money if it does not benefit you, and will cheerfully refund the money. Try it today. : rvnrtmr or* mn :l ?OF THE? e MERCHANT'S AND PLANTER'S NATIONAL BANK OF UNION, SOUTH CAROLINA, At Union, in the State of South Carolina at the close of business, January, 26, 1907. RE80URCE8Loans and discounts....... - 5.1 r Overdrafts, secured and unsecured a.fiiR. s. C U. 8. Honda to secure circulation.. 16.000 ? o Bonds, Securities, etc... *0,000 01 c Banking house. furniture and fixtures iu.ixw u _ Due from National Hanks, (not r- reserve agents)... J* ;t Due from approved reserve agents OO.W8 ? c hecks and other cash items 441 w Notes of other National Hanks.... 1,.?0 IX r Fractional paper currency, nickels i~ and cents dl" e Specie..... K'SSnnn] 2H.0W 4 Legal-tender notes .1,000 00J IS Redemption fund with U. S. r_ Treas'r (6) per cent, of circulation) i&Q o Total B363.8C17 C ?S LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid In $ 60.000 C Surplus fund 31,218 ! 1C Undivided prottta, less oxpensos and taxes paid 0.045 1 c- National Itank Notes outstanding 15.000 I [it. Duo to other Nutlonal llanks ?74 I Individual deposits subject to check 250.428 1 re Total $3rti,8?7 1)0 State of South Carolina, I Couty of Union. l ' I. J. D. Arthur, Cashier of the abo< named bank, dosolemnly swear that the abo' iSt statement Is truo to the best of my know edge and belief. es_ j. d. Arthur, Cashior n r Subscribed and sworn to before me tl ( 29th day of January. 1907. )Se H. R.O'Suiildi, Notary Public nir Corrbct?-Attest : . , J. T. Dououae, I OI- J- A. Famt, > Dlrectc A. H. Foster, I }0| Wo<hTs Seeds FALL ftOVINC. Every fltrmer should , have ft copy of our dois New Fall Calalogui Vj It giveo best methods of seedsaid i ng. end i full information about *{[* Crimson Cover and I Vetches, Alfalfa Seed Oats, Rye Barley, Seed Wheat 5-4t. Grasses and Cover Desorfptlva Fall Catalogue mailed free, and prices quoted on request. ; 2 T. W. Wood t Sons, Seedsmen, - Rlohmond, Va upon V. J. Oar Trad* Mark Brand Beeda'are 11 beat and cleanest qualities obtainable ???? rM????? The Drunkard's Daughter. Will you listen to my story, .1 A story so often told: Of a cruel, rum-drinking father And a child so hungry and cold. k Her little bare limbs were trembling, And her face was pale and fair, ! As she sat by the dying embers, Praying for guidance and care. She listened in tearful silence, The hours were growing late,? When the sound of a heavy foot-fall Is heard within the gate. His coat ..was old and ragged, ' A pitiful sight you think; He cared not for riches nor fortune, So he spent his money for drink. God help the little children Who suffer for other's sin, Open the door of heaven wide And gently bid them come in. Railroad companies increased the wages of their employes in 1906 by $100,000,000. Many large manufacturing and other business firms and corporations increased the salaries of their officers and laborers. I am sure that our friends must be more and not less to us in the other world, and that this world only begins friendship.?Phillips Brooks. PRICES: Hollow Ground $2.SG / ^Jh^Double Concave for Exrta Heavy .... Be.rd.S300 Leatherette fB.BO .1.00 Razor Troubles Possible 38. Clean Shave. Ever* Year - . Get one 'rom y?ur dealer on 30 days trial, with 1^^^ NO OBLIGATION TO PURCHASE For sale by Union Hardware Co. BHTSALE EVERY DAY fc ^OUiifmK'oin^ v...., < ?. and we will make a special effort I at giving greater Bargains than if we could descrilie same in this ad. We will give a Special Sale each (.lay 01 tile wecK ix-gumiug : MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4. Wool Dress Goods?Monday. [ Flannelettes and Outings?Tuesday J Muslin Underwear?Wednesday } Men's Shirts and Pants?Thursday j Millinery Goods?Friday [j White Goods?Saturday Come every day?It pays to o shop at Mrs. Wilburn's. <, Remember the date of each a sale. ; MRS. D.N.WILBURN, jjj "The Ladies' Store." 07 t ! FAMILY EDUCATOR ve should he an authority in all the principal departments of knowledge, and should give in concise form all that the consulter needs to know about the derivation, spelling, pronunciation, and definition of words, as well as facts about cities, towns, and the natural features of '* - I ?. -m *1? -<-i? t i_ every pari, ui mu (jiuuv, i*kva m ? history, biography, literature, etc. "1 Such an authority is Webster's International Dictionary. I NO HOME IS COMPLETE 1 without this compact storehouse of reliable information. B?t. Ltbu Abbott, D.D., B4ttev of Tho Oatlook, sera; Webotor bu always been the favorite In our household, and I have seen no reason to transfer my allegiance to any of his competitors. The New and Enlarged Edition 9 has 25,000 New Words, completely Revised Gazetteer, and Biographical Dictionary. 2300 quarto pages, with 5000 illustrations. THE GRAND PRIZE (Hiobbst Awasd)wss given the Interna tional at the World's Fair, St. Louis. for the whole family. Also / M \ Ulustratod pamphlet. f . . 1 8 Q. 0t C. MERRIAM CO? Incrnowrwuc ruat-isHsits, Vu?.niS??r> Sprinopicld, Mass. H/URRBAL8AM pimoM* and baantiflaa tha hi rromrtaa a lnaurlant grovth. Hetir Tails to Baatora Or Hair to Ita Youthful Ooloi Cum aealp dimuM a hair talUn ^^J00jaodJilj0^^D?uggliM^ I DID YOU KNOW 8 That the Combined Savings Deposits in the.I Banks of Sooth Carolina Aggregate 8 8 TWELVE MILLIONS? 8 V Are you depositing your share of this B S Amount, in order that you can save 5 g up for the Rainy Day, Old Age, or a I jjm We pay 4 per cent COMPOUND IN- H g TEREST on Savings Deposits. 8 8 If your name is not on our books, get B B THE PEOPLES BANK. S B. F. ARTHUR, President. 9 ; TO USERS OF FERTILIZERS. | 51 The Nitrogen in our Fertilizers is derived 5 (from Blood, Bone and Tankage produced at the ? packing honse of Swift & Company. Nitrogen O and Bone Phosphate derived from animal mat* X ter, produce humus and improve the mechanical * condition of the soil, in addition to furnishing O plant with a most natural and desirable X plant food. y Sold by x ; THE PEOPLES SUPPLY CO. | L/VLTICrO I H Be sure to attend the Clean Up Sale of ^ I Ribbons at the McLure Mercantile Co s. on m THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. 1 All Ribbons must go, regardless of values, to B make room for our Spring Stock which will B soon begin to come in. Now is the time to B get your Ribbon at about half price. B McLURE MERCANTILE CO. | THE UNDERSELLERS. | Hasa?9?SS3?3B3S3BIBl?SBSBSSSSSB89B I The Cough Habit! Is more dangerous to your life than the drink, cocaine H I or morphine habits, for it soon ends in Consumption, H I Pneumonia and Death. Save yourself from these H awfhl results of Coughs and Colds, by taking M I no iriNA'fi I I NEWbisCOVERY I I FOR COUGHS AND COLDS 1 H I CURED HER PERMANENTLY. 9 "Three years ago I was down with a bad cough, unable to 9 9 work, or even walk across the room. 1 began taking Dr. 9 9 King's New Discovery, and it cored me permanently. I 9 9 gained 58 pounds in weight and am in splendid health." 9 9 MRS. A. C. WILLIAMS, Bac, Ky. 9 9 ~?????????9 - I Price, 50c and $1.00 One Doss Glut Relief I I RBOOMMCNDSD, CUARACCTCKD AMD SOLO Ll. ALL DRUGGISTS.