The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, July 05, 1907, Image 8
. He
man wL,
and a s<
,-d n.> his exe. ..
ad been most outsit
a.
< found, admitted to provi
.ut executors began tbelr
The heir bad almost l>een put j
(K)ssesslon when a man claiming i
to be a cousin of Tweed appeared and <
j^it In a clabn. He had a will of later *
^fnte than the other. It also appointed s
/ different men as executors. The law c
Bays that the InstWllI stands. This *
will upset the other, hut It did not
stand for long. A woman who easily v.
proved that she was a cousin came on in
Trom a distant state and exhibited a j*
letter and a will making her the sole Bp
legatee. This was dated two weeks ly
later than the second. It was i>erfect- er
ly legal, an/i ?? *- "
executors. " Th!nLTlw.7aS " r|,an*e J
f'5 ovlnjr < ?
wurTuncles^'n"a?" ,"|,|K'aro<1- Tliire
an., .?Sa?dd ??-?'n8Sa- ?
ln,""r >m<l am
*<* There were m, rf " S'?rt ?f Job lnc<
?. fT ,?, hV, ,fourteen of them in Inn.
sale rale^ uTKfr'Uor. nmi]
had a later date than the ot
named different executors. N<
' the relatives liad known Twee
or cared nlmut him in the f
and lie stated to the lawyer
wanted revenge on the w.hoh
There was bitter feeling an:
heirs and much loud talk ah
suits to break the will, but
legatee agreed to give each oi
. tain suiu and thus brougli
k peace. In due time he ante
I ^ his own and l?egan to enjoy
The newspapers had got tired
lishing columns about the
Henry Tweed, and people w
hhn best had talked the ma
when there was a new develoj
lawyer who hud not before Is
tloned In connection with
came forward with a paper si|
witnessed reading that the
true will had been concealed
it named a different legatee t
of the others. Whoever was
session when this paper was |
should remain so until the v
tloned should be found.
All the old excitement was
revived. The heirs under t
wills returned and began s
and at one time over 100 pers
hunting lu every likely spot
paper. The man In possessiot
, llAllUP tal/on t A vilnonu ntwl At
I of barns and sheds gone ove
was digging in the cellar and
Woodeu and brick walla wer
ed. Men bunted through orcL
fields and thickets, and for
scarcely any other work waf
that part of *ho county. If
{ been fof old lirauny Benson,
I anight never have been fot
was old and light heuchnl, ar
gaVe her any attention. S
the talk all around her, but I
lag to say for some weeks,
storekeeper asked her In a lin
Otis way where she supposei
l>er hud Iteen hidden, and she
"Why, we all know tha
bought a cof/ii at a bargain I
f before he died and kept I
house. lie was burled In it.
ho bud a pocket In the cofflr
the paper In it."
The men who had laid out
and put It In its coffin were t
and tbey said they had made
^ for a paper. The law wna ai
and the body exhumed, and
was found In a pocket In 1
carefully wrupped In oilakl
wn tremendous exettemen
liour. No one could aay who
the final legatee. Then tn<
;( I?- > t ll -- . < n J 11
mendoua Indignation. Thar
bom fool In the town naq
Davis, who had a legal guar
young man was twenty yea*
a general butt of ridicule.
Henry Tweed had left every
his fortune. In the will the
plained that the fool was the
%e knew who had not at'?
abused him. ii
:,l. &4
tu?-.
It Ik >
exaggeration
primitive folk
nany pusmko In Hornet ai..
lent*. which to the seliolars of the viur
Lre mere misstatements of Ignorance,
vcre greeted In their time by the loud
ulTuws of the barbarian listeners. The
Ircuinstanees of our coHintry and Its
rowth tend to foster exaggeration as a
atlonnl charucterlstle. The amazing
ipldlty of American progress and the
er.v bigness of our continent have bred ]
i us a corresponding bigness of speech; j.
le fresh air of the western ?ountry and
ie Joy of living In the open have Inilred
us with a sheer exuberant love of
Ing that has set Its mark upon our lit- ~
alure.
It Is the opinion of this writer that
) original impetus which created
lerican humor has largely spent Its 1K
ee. But this view ignores the fact
t the more conventional manners
I thought become the greater is the CI
?ntive for eyulcnl minds to cartoon, ]
poou, parody and cnrlcature that '
WaiS'l''"
,t one of Yieer. whisky and tobacco 1
d in life ^usumed so freely that th?
dlghtest, reveuues for the last fiscal
>1'?? "f about J15,U0.).t?W
} crowd. r i.efore and $8.000.'>uo '
ions the
out law- mauc mm lull, V
tlie final third ?f the year had passed
le a eer- t'ie tirst quarter of the curi
it about J*car tie receipts went more
rod Into above those of the e<
himself. ',1K Quarter in the last year
1 of pub- commissioner estimates that,
eccentric t,J<* *ux '8 about to be remc
ho knew alcohol used in the arts, the t
tter out, nal r('vcnue collections In tl
unent A yeiir w,!l r,se to $-'W00,0<
?en men- cr('n*e "f Slo.fHXI.otrj over the
the case ~ Chllndelphin itecord.
lined and ~
last and Alcohol Not Needed In M
and that * have learned how thorc
'rum any can meet exigencies of all k
? In pos- ?"t the use of alcohol In any
resented that we have at our coram
rill men- dles th?t are better.?Dr. Sa
tt Stevenson,
i at once ? ?
be other CITATION TO KINDRED AND CR
earching,
ons were ^tate of South Carolina \
for the County of Union ^
i bad the By \\*. \V. Johnson, Kan , I'r<
ery ioeb Whereas, Mary K. Wilson
r. There suit to me to grant her Letter*
outdoors, istration on the Estate and
w i r\....i i
e search- ""'i u?w?rh
nr.la ami These are, therefore, to eit
. . ?h monish all and singular the <k
month m?mor? o| the palr, s. L. 13,
i done In ,.,.^^^1 tl<akt they be and app
it hadn't UM.t jn the Court of Probate,
, the will at Union ('. II,, South Caroli
ind. She 20th day of July, next, after
id no one hereof at II o'lclock in the f?
ho heard "how cause, if any they have
hud noth- 1 ua't' Administration should
Then a , Krs,J!t4M' * . .
i, hlimA, I (oven under my hand an<
ir numor- 2n<, of Ju| Anno r)onii|
i the pa- w w <Io
said: Proha
t Henry Published on the 5th da
live years 15K)7, in the Union Times.
it In the
I guess ??1
'"",put migaJ
the body 1 *
?pokeu to. rr fl|?PflSC
no search l\ Vv\C ^
,pea led to \\ -.Xt% off tb? to"*
1 tlie will M
the coffin. f\ ano"e * .. m team atl
n. There J\ ^e\?* tetfn?tet.
t for an jl\ p*y* , ,w deat*?
L V 1 PractlcaVVy"^f t
would he 3* Sa*** . ft
L"?Vr 1|
In "SI ?1 ZiXSZ*"?*
. .14 and |3R
To him Bll ?re_- cfllI
X"^ n\*^Sr
onif? tlmo
^gfl
:V
aother
will Have \ndles amU-wdlv
be operated by eic^.ndty. I
Building and Loan Mooting. }(
V
The regular meeting of the Union th
bidding and Loan Aasoeiation will be sa
icld at the Court House next Tuesday K
ight, July htli, at K:.'K) o'cloek. tit
J. I). Arthur. See'y. m
<!"
Advertised Letters.
Advertised letters remaining in
stottiee for week ending July ti,
A?Silas Alexander, 2. w? ?
B?W J Buslin, W P Barlow. B>th prot
C?J H Caudle, Kin ma Crigs, Rifl hpnanz
tampion. ||n
K?J A K. I
? ?liettie Fletcher, Mrs Miiney FcM I.ula Ke
5?Will Cist. Mary Garner. B
' lnterua* ?,Z\elHe V,?sockt
year ran Smith. Iver f
lt ?f I!'? ltuhy Station. VTt/.a Sanders
\bove the U'?1 W Williams, 1> S
rben one-|KVwHlker, L B Walla*
During i Worthy, 2. ,
ent fiscal ,VrsollH filing for the abm
than O-Li'n,s.s ita-tv.'?^l?;
.rrespond- r,.,|U!,v.l to ]?y 'T! ,,
aud the ,?rv. ' '
WATC
ie present w
X). an in THIS SPACE F<
last year. I liiif ^
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tuiTuRS. VIIUIVL I rlltlvIO, I
TRACTS. BUSINESS
iiattejiKbi' RESIDENCE PROPE
lias made
iof AdntiiiEtt'eetH
of FOR SALE B1
p and udindred
and I A C II I"V A [
ukPtt .ie. JA3. II. UAI
t-ar, before
n,'.,'on"? Real Ekate D<
|kihlieation
irl(ii(V)ii, to I Walhalla. S. C. Office Peoi
, vhy the 1
not he ?
ji,7?Tu,iB COFFE
HXHON,
tc Judge.
?I have a Good 1
f without any Colori
Coating on it at IS
I havg a UttAr (\rxA,
y^> IIU1V U UVI1V1 VI UU
4 \ or >n packages at 2(
|-% T1iave MoJava^Cof
IZ \ one pound cans, 1
An*
* something fine.
??? 1
3 TRY MY COFFE
S3 W. NEWELL
I
V
%/'.J , ('//* President
" Ay
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M ST
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Pr |1 ETOi
i.'g'r
:S; | The Merch;
Con- |M|
n In recognition of the f
LZ ? tion of the UNITED ST.
olfna. S UNCLE SAM, means th
in ion t X
? 4$ wrn(
suit- 0 Are hidden in old bure
1 M%. 1- V_ m. I
open. uj"5 " town ana <
* two 01 Did it ever occur to y<
"? 0 earnings by (ire or thi
0 will be safe, and be ai
g THIS
tsCH&CCCCrCJCCCC
NOTICE!
tate of South Carolina,
County of Union.
all whom it may concern :
""uke Notice:?That on the 15th <
'uly, A. D. 1907, at 12 o'olock a.
he City of Spartanburg, County
artanburg, and State of South Ca
a, or aa soon thereafter as Coui
an he hearti, we will apply to
onor, K. O. Purdy, Judge of "the tb
dicial circuit for the State aforew
r an order appointing the Honora
W. Johnson, Judge of Probate
! county of Union and State aft
ii t, as public guardian for Rac
>. nan. a minor, the nature, coi
11 and value of the estate of the t
ie or, Rachel Keenan. being a be
,ic .,?.iary interest in a certain life int
ee i anceYpoliey amounting to one hund
an i and n?ty dollars; that no fit, compet
in /.. . or responsible ixjrson can be found \
.Vi0-1 willing to as such Guardian
Beaty & Walker,
Attorneys for Petitione
May Jane Lipscomb,
ytnon Union, S. C., June 20th, 1907. 2?i
w Col. George Harvey, editor of
ci,N% er- North American Review, deela
thp.popularity of Mr. Rot
\ velt in Europe is so great that
'ley, T '* the votes there could determine
election he would he re-eho
president of the United States.
Shheldon, Beware ot Ointments for Catarrh that Cor
Mercury.
hitesides, Mercury will surely destroy
, iiuinie sense cf s,rtC]| antj completely dera
the whole system when entering
e lettejs through the mucous surfaces. S
<1 will W' articles should never be used ext
,eT> \ l>rescr'Pt'ons from reputable p
r? ' - V sicians. as the damage they will d<
- _ ten-told to the good you can poss:
' derive from them. Hall's Catn
t Cure, mauulactured by F. J. Chene;
.f Co., Toledo, ()., contains no met
_ n i ry, and is taken internally, acting
Dlv. reetly upon the blood and mucous ?
..I iaces of the system. In buying Ht
? Jkp w-j Catarrh Cure be sure you get the g
'1 nine. It is taken internally and m
in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney
Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c
' / bottle.
I J Take Hall's Family Pills for con
l)at'onit
anCr) Sharks were almost unknown
IIVIKjLK the Adriatic until the Suez oai
* ujr\ was opened. Now the harbors
3 Ail/ Flume and Pola are so infes
DTItC with them that the residents di
It 11lO. no longer bathe in the open sea.
/ ' Columbus just landed; meeting a
Indian chief with n nactano
I arm, he asked what it was. "Gr
)DV medicine, Hollister's Rocky Mount
Cm | Tea," said the Injun. 35 cents, 1
" or Tablets. | The Rice Drug Co.
AN ACT,VE L,VER
^ PURE BLOOD
^ CLEAR SKIN
EC BRIGHT EYE
<Jr\ PERLECT HEALTH
6 lote
^ That is what you will ha<
fir.. 1 *
vyn? it you will use
[7 "WET'S
hats
BLOOD & LIVER PILL
[t 25c a Bottle at the
HIT. PALMETTO DRUG CC
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at* d *
lIPES
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ATES Government, and bi
at it is ABSOLUTELY safe.
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sati drawers and trunks, ii
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ieves? Place your money
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my. | J Fancy Candies
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he very besjleaf market in the world.
hose who pefer a natural leaf tobacco
esitatingly iay that after one trial of
se it exclusive# in the future. Every merchant \
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CLEMSON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE IB
Scholarship and Entranca E^
/** Freshman Clasfl B
The for
Hcholarcliinn from
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testis'$LjsttS^t II I
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hnation. T A. Fresh*^*^g^
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free tuition. One scholarship stuihfl H
1 from each county may select the
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