Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Half I Just 3 Suits of Fur Trunks, a fine Dini ers, a Wardrobe and Ends" left. C want any of these 1 Price. A good ass Pianos, Small Instr ing Machines at gr< for the Cash. S. M. Ri . > ? ? The Strait. | | ...Sue & A "If VMM -.r? > ^ -- j~~ v tuuuwcu WHII ? prove them, but if your abilitii ^ will supply their deficiencies.' ^ tematic money depositing keej ^ road to success. Be clear in ^ vour talents, be industrious. ; ? a check account system of this L ? (The Old ? Merchants & Plant OF UNI( Y F. M. FARR, President. ? ? .1. I). ARTI1 - | Wy^Pi*,^ " l"Lk1^vnraoU A ? $ | There is a V X Between MONUMENTS + of MARBLP^ with clear < ^ and the kind that are just ** tive and refuse grades tha $ apprentices to practice ^ hand (the quarry), we sa missions, we get Car Lo? ^ toniers the benefit. Don't Take $ ? Look foi your own satisf teries in the town and co X tint; the best work and & vour order with the firm I BAILEY UND1 ? ? | Get Ou - o & i I I FL( JM mmmmmmm & ? We Can S;jv< ? | Peoples Suf Price! niture, a few Beds, ing Table, 3 D ress- B and a tew 4<Oclds ome quick if ymi | bargains at Hal\c 8 ortment of Organs,. | uments and Sew- I iatly reduced prices I ce, E. U. | <i? ?Sf ?W'V 'ht Road to $ | cess... I X eat talents, industry wili tines are onlv moderate, industry ^ ' Industrious habits plus svs>s ninny a person 011 the straight 4? 1 your financial matter*. Use ^ ind run your finances on the ?nk. Q i> [Reliable) >(\ $ ers National Bank f <> )N, S. C. f r A. H. FOSTER. Vice-Pres. ^ UR, ^Cashier. A * ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? @ <8%. ast Difference I ? ? made of the best grades ^ jLit line and artistic designs blocked out of the defec- ^ it are bought up cheap for on We buy direct first ? ve freight, we save com- ^ id Rates and give our cus- + ? i Our Word ? action through the ceme* ? untry and see who is put- @ K/iCf mof At'inl t-U An r\lo<? a I'V/OI 11 i it iv. i id i n v ii I'liiv u ?jVj that is doin# it. 4 ERTAKING CO. t 4 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?? i r Prices { I 4 >N ~ < * < t 4 )UR 1 4 ?mam?mmm?mm?mm 4 4 * #1 e You Money. iply Company \ A FAIR OFFB R. loir Money Back If "You're Not Satisfied. We pay* for all tl\e imediclne use<"/ during the trial, If onir remedy fal'm to completely relieve j'ou of constipation. We take all the risk. You are not obligated to us whiatever, If y*>u acecpt our offer. That's a mighty broad statement, but we mean 'every word of it. Could anything be more fair to you. A most scientific, coi wmoa-fiense treatment is Rexall Ordeflles, which are eaten like candv. T1 ielr ?"??? principle is a recent sclent lflo 'discovery that is orderles8, colorless, and tasteleBB; very pronounced, yet gentle and pleasant in action, and particularly agreeable in every -way. They do not cause diarrhoea, nanuses, flat| ulence, griping, or inconvenience whatever. Rexall Orderlies are particularly good for children, aged and | delicate persons. | If you suffer from chronic o>r habiti ual constipation, or the associate or dependent chronic ailments, we urge t vou to try Rexall Orderlies at our V isk. Remember, you can get them In XTi alon only at our store. 12 tablets 10 cents; 36 tablets 2b cents; 80 tablets 50 cents. Solo oniy at our store. The Rexall Store, ^he Rice Drug Co. CARD OF THAITKS. I take nieth.vi oi extending my sincere tVanks to rue friends who so | kindly extended t*f?lr assistance to me on the nl>Jiht. o ' .January 18, when ray house and Ms Tnnients were destroyed by fire especially thank those who gav?- ?? 'inciter. C. L. tte^ves and Family. Backache unbearable is an almost certtV'i result of kidney trouble. D. Toorm **. k?03 E. Olive St., Bloomington. 111.. *nys: I suffered with backache am im.ins in my kidneys which were -i.tnost unbearable. I gave Foley K!dn..? iMlls a good trial and they have dou* v.'onders for me. 1 Today I can do a hnrd day's work and < not feel the eh octs." Jotnesvllle < Drug Co. Glymph'i pharmacy. Thank Toil, Mr. II agood. Easlev, S. ft, March 2, 1912. t L. M. Rice, Editoi 1 Union, S. *\ M Uiiflr G ; T. T? n nlf.iar. ^ flml fnt, I ^ $3.00 which pays nuftscrlption for pa- a per until October the twelfth.. I g should have sent same sooner but trust that It Is in time to push along r the good cause. ^ Respectfully yours. 1 W. M. Hagood, Jr. a t A Cold, LaGrfppe, Then Pneumonia. 8 is too often the fatal sequence, and f ^^ ^ ^^^a^S^onweakentii^ByB- > Foley's Honey ana t:ti * a reliable medicine that stops the J cough promptly by healing the cause; f soothes the inflamed air passages, and checks the cold. Keep always on I hand. Refuse substitutes. Jonesville Drug Co. Glvmph's Pharmacy. t I Essence ot Good Cooking. < The essence of good cooking lien In four things?the ubility to preserve. ' develop, improve and vary the flavor i of foods. The French excel particularly in the art of varying the flavor. A small piece of meat suffices them to , make a whole pot of vegetables redo- | lent of it. Conversely, they use all < sorts of vegetables to impurt their unique flavor to meats?In soups, j stews, sauces and the water hi which 1 meat or flsli Is boiled. The combinations and variations are endless. An Euglish epicure declares that the secret of the excellence of FreucJi cookery lies in the lavish use made of vegetables. "Where we use one kind French cooks use twenty."?Gentury , Trink It Over. You go down the street seeking employment. and at every door you are * "turned down." Why? Because you * are ntlt irtillieu. oudiucod men am looking for trained young men and > women?advertising for them every r day. If you want to qualify for a * good position as bookkeeper, stenogi rapher, or the like, take the Draughon t Train. For catalogue giving rates of I tuition at college, address Draughon's . Practical Business College, Columbia or Greenville, S. C., or Augusta, Ga., * or Nashville, Tenn. Ore Vi?w of Modern Children. ? Children are never children to them^ selves. From the standpoint of the | grownup the real children we meet in . these days are few and far between. To be n real child implies unconscious dpms 01 ones Rtipenonty. ine iron^ ble will) mnny of the ehlldren of toI day Is that they have discovered that t'.ey are superior. Their advantages | are much greater than ours were, and ^ they know it and they nib It In. The I old fashioned licking has gone out and with It the child. In his place Is a r vastly superior creature who is affable | on being approached, condescending un?er conunuea contact ana cupapio of any degree of cruelty if his dignity be ruffled.?Life. FIFTY YOUNG MEN WANTED. Fifty more young men are wanted to learn Telegraphy and accept positions as telegraph operators on the L. & N. Railroad. AddreBB E. If. Roy, Supervisor, Nashville, Tenn. 2#-tf. Notice of Bridge Letting. The Board of County Commissioners will meet at Carlisle on Tuesday, j. March 19th, 1912, for the purpose of r making plans and letting a steel ? bridge across Cane Creek near that N place; also will, on March 20th, 1912, w meet on Brown's Creek near Its k mouth at the Sims place to consider E building a steel bridge at that place. ? By order of the Board, J. H. Spears. P 9-2t. County Supervisor. :Vk$i 'm BRIBE EFFECTS OF 3TRAN6E NEW LIQUID ! ' i I'hs WHO HAVE TESTED IT < RHEUMATIC PAWS TANi, APPETITE GROWS AND ^DIGESTION DISAPPEARS AS IF BY MAGIC. he many local people who hare fc d the recent startling reporta of uge cures that have been bi t about by the use of the new R( nice medicine, which has created much excitement in Atlanta and ot places, the following descrlp| ti<j)f its remarkable effect upon died conditions in many cases will 1 bend most Interesting. 1 (Albert Tlinlick, of Cantrall, 111., Iwfas a great sufferer from lndl kp, iuh8 oi appeme, pnias, Diuailaelchtng and other common sjbms of a badly deranged stomaCilia this story o fhts experience: "Andition was such that I could nlcp down a glass of water. I hMflfered for two years and tried nwdnds of medicines without benel was almost dead one evening, w I sent for a bottle of the Root Ji an dfelt better as soon as I had ta three or four doses. I kept on ui It 'and now I can keep anything oi stomach. Root Juice has done w Ts for me." D. P. Kerr, of Belletontalne, O., t< .he following story of his experl with the medicine: /as the victim of severe stomach ai ;idney trouble and grew weak, tl ind nervous from the long and c< inous suffering. My stomach was s( ind painful. Most of the time I c< inot digest my food. I would get ui the morning with a headach arSjo weak I could scarcely dress m|cjr. I frequently had bilious swl coated tongue, bad taste In my mm: and smothering sensation. My kid^s would net. often but very soat and painful." "'Ispent many dollars for medlcin4 and treatment but could not evH cget relief. When this new medloln s.^oot Juice, became known here, I 1 ri one of the first to get It. Beroi > ong I noticed an Improvement, r iron my fourth bottle now and fee I luch better In every way. My &P] ete Is good. 1 sleep well, I eat <vh it I want and digest my food. The Jorfeiess has gone from my stomach inA ny kidneys no longer give me any r&ble. I am free from headaches gaining In strength and have afiwd In weight." OtWs who have used it for rheunattfcm say that Its effect is marvel>us and that after taking It a shori ime trie pain ann soreness vanisu The stiffness goes and the swelllnj oon disan^ars, the joints and limbi lecome l^Ber and strong and th< wneral h^Bh Improves. I^ieal^Mgists can now supply th< toot .tB^Hi three-quarter pint hot leRajj^^^Vone dollar each. Kindred nnd^Tflerltor Tate of South Carolina. "?"""" County of Union, ly W. W. Johnson, Esq. Probate Judg Whereas J. W. Parr has made sul me to gralm him Tetters of Admit pt ration on the Estate of and effect if Jane P. Parr, deceased. These are therefore, to cite and at monish al land singular the klndrc ind creditors of the said Jane 1 Parr, deceased, that they be and a] pear, before me. In the Court of Pr< hate, to be held at.Union C. H.. Sout raronna. one me inn aay or iviarc next, after publication hereof, at 1 /Clock In the forenoon, to sho cause, If any they have, why the sa \dmlnlstratlon ahould not be gran ad. Given under my hand and seal th 27th day of Feb., Anno Domini, 1912 W. W. Johnson, Probate Judge. Published on the 1st and 8th di of March. 1912, In The Union Tlmi Uncle Esra Says. "It don't take more'n a gill uv effc to git folks Into a peck of troublt and a little neglect of constlpatlo biliousness. Indigestion or other llv derangement will do the same. If a ing, take Dr. King's New L.lfe Pll for quick results. Easy, safe, sui ?? J M?1tr or n f Tk/S D(aa n?. mill unit ux) v/cuid ai i 11c nitv l/i i Company. BANK STOCK SALE. Eighteen Shares of Everybody's Bank of JonesvlUe. Notice is hereby given that on Si urday. March 9th, 1912, at (11) elev o'clock a. m., before the door of E erybody's Bank in Jonesville, S. C., will sell at public auction to the hig est bidder for cash, Eighteen Shai of Stock in Everybody's Bank Jonesville, S. C., (Certificate No. 2 of the par value of Fifty Dollars r share; to be sold as the property J. W, Gallman, Pledger, and whl was pledged in writing and dellven to secure the payment of a debt e dcnced by his note dated June 14 1907, past due and which remains i paid. D. J. Oault. Pledgee by Wallace & Barron, Attome Feb. 21st, 1912 8-2t. NOTICE. I have cut out two sections of Lc Boxes 361 to 396 496 to 523 The holder of keys to same i hereby notified that they must sum der them by March 15 next or th "deposit of twenty cents each will forfeited. The same rule applies eny holder of keys In other sectlo who has plven up their Lock Boxc L. O. Young, Postmasl if-*? ri.U T7f HOW 1/VMi l mmcn muucj uinvni Partly by driving blood from surface and congesting the kldne and partly by throwing too mi work upon them. Foley Kidney F strengthen the kidneys, give tone the urinary organs and restore 1 normal action of the bladder. T1 are tonic In action, quick In resu Try them. Joneavllle Drug ? Olymph's Pharmacy. t I NEW SPRING g We have just receiv 5 line of Earl & W % Manhattan Shirts % Crosett and J. E. Cut Shoes for me + and leathers; John 6 Hofc hnth cnf f a nrl ^ ltd Jy t/V/tll ? M??%? $ Come and <& We take measures $ Shirts and have a % samples to select f I J. Co ? < I Mr. Fai | See us before buyii | Supplies, such as ? Stocks, Singletrees r>?t,i ??j I? aiiu V/' ? Buying in large S are able to sell yoi ' for less money :| Call and ! I I Union Hard 3 Jgt - ^ Union, South Carolina. ? ) Let us be your Ma " ?*? ? ? ? ? & ? ? S ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?< s | Real Estate * ? Six building lots centrally lc il X dist Church. W Id + One nice five room cottage l" ? Four room cottage on West 18 ^ One nice building lotion Wi ?1 Fan 408 acres located *8 miles f?*c ^ four miles from Sedalia er ^ If you have any property fc ,l" ? building lots, list it with us. lis $ * ' 81 Citizens Real Estati 1 % O. FANT GILLI en !v :h~ es A if. A Sugg! vi- 5 th, I here is more than r in. + Bank account. It helps y8. ^ that may prove of far | ^ than the money you hav ? Open an account to< >ck W + We will cheerfully receiv Al - ? fl *re X guara your money sareiy an- W eir be ? Interested paid on Time z n?, *j* = x Yours for Servk ?r. ? s| Citizens Nati % Union^ Soutt the ^ iey $ Capital and Surplu ARRIVALS! ed our spring ? 'ilson's and ? >, Lewis E- % French Low n, all styles $ i B. Stetson J i Derby. "? Look ' % & for Suits and ' full line of ? ft rom. + hen. ! Q rmer: | ig your Farm ^ Plows. Plow ? 5, Iron Chains. ? liars. & quantities we | j better goods ? See Us | ware to. \ Phone 34 2 rdware Man. + \ ? For Sale! f >cated. near the Metho? & on Church Street. X Main Street. jst Main Street. ns t >m Union on Tyger river , At a Batgain. X )r sale, either farms or O e and Loan Co. | AM, Treasurer ^ K> **? cation! I ?8* noney and safety in a to establish a credit ^ greater value to you e saved. ? Jay with this Bank. J e small deposits and + and Saving Deposits. :e and Safety ional Bank,! l Carolina Z ? - Sisnnmn.nn X