The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, March 22, 1912, Page PAGE 6, Image 6
BIG REDUCTION IN
COTTON AOBBAGB.
(Continued from pag? S)
Horace Smith IB 16
Miles Smith 20 20
D. F. Oault 40 40
J. B. Foster 10 10
Munro Whitlock . ...160 IM
D. B. Free 426 276
Gene Anderson 40 80
A. H. Goseett 12 10
Mrs. A. B. Ilames 216 216
Jeter Fowler 10 10
E. F. McWhlrter 195 BOO
S. G. Gault 60 60
J. F. Alman 12 12
J. C. Bevla 18 18
Dr. W. O. Southard.. ..26
W. P. Baldwin 85 80
Cross Keys Township.
J. VV. Sanders 100 90
O. T. Hollls 30 24
P. B. Bobo 40 85
J. K. Betslll 100 90
,T. R. Whltmlro 80 70
J. H. Graham 38 25
L. J. Browning 110 80
J. W. Humphries 100 76
J. O. Prince 16 12
C. S. Stephens 25 15
VlrKil Botsill 12 10
Robert Wilburn 10 6
T. A. Bailey 35 30
Mra. A. L. Layton .. .140 120
B. G. Wilburn 208 167
Isaac Gist 60 48
Levi Bobo 20 16
W. M. Sparks 35 30
T. W. Cooper 45 40
J. P. Patterson 42 30
Wm. Shelton 40 35
W. J. Gore , ..12 10
W. B. Prather .. . .' ..30 27
W. J. Graham 25 20
*joiummi8 barges 28 24
E. W. Tucker 20 10
Charles Graham 15 10
C. Ij. Graham 28 20
Roland Brewington .. ..21 20
Calvin Murphy 6 5
J. F. Flncher 40 21
Wiley Briggs 15 12
J. M. Dukes 23 17
R. B. Alverson .. .. 120 95
J. E. Minter 365 250
Santurk and Flshdam Towntklps.
Dan Sartor 30 25
Will Greer 32 22
W. C. Johns 30 25
Lenard Keesler 30 25
Dave Wlllard 80 60
N. C. Clark 40 80
R. S. McDaniel 60 20
J. G. Hughes 53 40
Li. O. Meador 15 9
W. E. Sinclair, reduced 15 per cent.
cnarner Hawkins lift 95
Barney Dawkins .... 25 18
Walter Jeter 65 45
John Boler 50 40
John Jeter 40 83
Douis Hill 30 85
George Sims 100 80
J. T. B. Vaughan 85 65
J. J. C. Jeter 45 80
John Wix 90 65
Dave Austin 240 100
Starks Austin 90 50
Kelly FYint 45 80
C. A. Jeter 250 220
P. H. Jeter 245 825
C. T. Coleman 90 75
W. B. May 80 60
T. C. Jeter 150 125
R. V. Gist 105 60
W. H. Jeter 850 300
W. E. Ratchford 250 200
J. P. Sartor 87 65
Jas. L. Hill 65 50
J. P. Cain 33 . 25
J. T. Foster 45 35
H. C. Miller 120 90
Doffangvllle Township.
C. G. Gllmore 36 30
K. B. Gee 19 11
Peter West 18 12
H. S. Wallace 14 11
Rob Davis 15 10
A. E. Webber 14 8
Cal. Keenan 15 8
Henry Johnson 2t It
J. H. Roberson 12 10
T. M. Murph 15 12
F. M. Murphy 12 8
H. J. West 12 8
J. G. Gist 26 18
J. L. Johnson 15 12
G. S. Simmons 16 14
C. R. Lancaster 16 10
u. v. i^ancasier ZO IB
L. D. Varns 36 14
W C. West 10 6
C. R. Lawson 13 9
R. S. Lancaster 13 10
J. T. Malone 22 18
R. A. West 15 10
W. O. Gist 11 9
W. If. Lawson 2 ..
P. H. Poston 12
G. A. Lancaster 24 18..
H. M. Hyatt 32 25
J. L. Varner 40 32
n C. Gist 24 21
L. B. BurKcss 13 10
J. T. RurRess 70 64
Oriffln Gilliam 20 16
J. C. Vinson 40 32
J. L. Lamb 23 1?
C. C. West 18 13
JileB Smith 40 36
E. B. West 20 8
T. O. Pruitt 15 9
Mrs Henriett West .. . .10 8
D. W. West 24 18
W. M. Sumner 12 9
S. It. O'ShieidB 12 10
Dr. B. F. Walker 38 20
W. M. Cocham 14 10
9. 8. Smith SO 18
Docla Herndon 40 32
Emery Brewington . ...50 40
E. S. Klngsmore 35 19
Charlte Sims 15 13
J. E. Hord 12 10
Oscar Babb 11 8
W. S. Lawson 28 22
B. W. I^awson IB 12
B. W. Gregory 20 18
hj. rt. rungsmore 12 10
J. P. Holcomb 29 25
C. M. Wilborn 44 40
A. R. Vinson 18 16
J. E. Smith 18 10
David Glut 85 24
C. T. S. Wilburn 53 87
H. 8. William* 36 30
A. O. Foster 22 15
J. H. Sander .s 42 30
9. E. Duncan 18 13
J. 8. Going 7 4
F. H. Hunter 35 25
W. 8. Spelts 30 25
D. H. Miller 43 28
W. M. Glenn 20 15
| J. B. Davis 75 67
G. L. Young 18 15
J. D. Norrls 14 8
W. F. Sumner 30 15
J. W. Neal 19 15
W. H. Howell 12 10
J. B. Miller 85 23
R. G. Dawson 38 80
R. C. Garnett 40 21
O. W. Woodson 20 14
J. H. Sartor 40 24
Goshen Hill Township.
Lawrence Sartor 15 15
Henry Owsby 15 16
Wess Sims 18 18
Henry Rice 17 87
Louis Rice 30 80
Aus Tucker 21 16
Charlie Rochester .. ..60 60
David Goings 9 9
Lou Beaty 30 24
Rice Beaty 20 30
Walter Bishop 100 90
J. N. Nix 6 6
W T Nelson ? 2
W A Crocker 10 12
R .J. Alexander 12 10
J W Wilson 65 55
Robert Sims 60 60
Nathan Hunter 25 25
Johnson Sartor 275 176
Berry Tucker 50 40
W. A. Beaty 80 80
J C Mobloy 150 125
M. C. Deaver 120 106
Jeter Talle 30 15
Ed. Ortory 30 25
Glton Orr 60 60
Captain Thorpe 80 75
T H Brock 21 20
F E Mabln 6 5
B H Mabln 7 ?
J A Sartor 75 70
C J Jeter
Tnmhn A*
*j?tiivo uiouu . ? . ?%J
Jack Wlnbush 17 18
J C Cofleld 90 10
Shelt Henderson IB 16
Will Henderson 12 12
Jane Hunter 00 7
Sandon Hunter 27 26
Ike Douglas 20 13
Robert Hunter 40 40
George Whiter IB 15
Black Worth 36 86
Jim Klner 38 35
Maor Worthy 25 15
Henry Crawford 20 15
Jim Nabors 18 18
W S Alexander ... 60 64
W. N. Brock 00 70
J. M. Henderson 160 130
B. S. Hardy 850 265
Hatle Mltchel 46 88
Lee Coleman 60 60
Y. P. Willard 16
Jim Eper 45 85
Abe Sanders 40 30
Clarence Renlck 40 40
James Henderson 18 12
John Duckett 30 28
Claude Duckett M 17
Temer Duckett 20 18
Lois Hunter 20 16
Alf Dawkins 15 12
John Dawkins II 14
Many Driven From Heme.
Every year, In many parts of the
country, thousands ara driven from
their homes by coughs and lung diseases.
Friends and business are left
behind for other climates, but this is
costly and not always sure. A better
way?the way of multitudes?Is to use
Dr. King's New Discovery and cure
yourself at home. Stay right there,
with your friends, and take this safe
medielne. Throat an lung troubles
una qujcK renei ana oeauo return*.
Its help In coughs, colds,grip, croup,
whooping-cough and sore lungs make
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Rice Drug Co.
There are good newspaper men nnd
bad newspaper men, but, thank God,
the vast majority are honest and
mighty few of thorn ever get in the
penitentiary, although we suspect
some people wish more of thsm did.?
Gaffney Ledger.
A Cold, LaGrfppe, Thea Pnesmonla.
1b too often the fata] sequence, and
coughs that hang on weaken the system
and lower the vital resistance.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Is
a reliable medicine that stops the
cough promptly by healing the cause;
soothes the inflamed air passages, and
checks the cold. Keep always on
hand. Refuse substitutes. Jonesvllle
Drug Co. Glymph's Pharmacy.
BOW TO QUICKLY
STOP RBEUHATISM
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FORMER SUFFERERS TELE OF ASTOMSHIXG
RESULTS FOLLOWING
USE Of SEW
JUICE TREATM1NT?
There is no longer need for people
to suffer for years from chronic,
stubborn, rheumatism, lumbago, lam*
back, stiff and swollen joiqts and
muscles. The pain can be stopped
very quickly, the soreness relieved,
-tnd the swelling reduced'jby a short
treatment with the new jltoot Juice
Mr. C. Horstman, 1314 t^lefferson
Fort Wayne, Ind, wiVffcade a
' St of the now treatment^?* '"The
ligaments in my hands w^Hl.badly
rippled 1 could not opei^Hfi. In
rnct I was so crippled I co^H^krcely
walk. The benefit I derl^^HRi the
juice treatment seems a
Miracle." Mr. James Flef^HJpS^neville,
Ga., suffered eloven^^B 2.k> At
times he could not get^^BY'Zihe
house, and spent sever^Vln'jp
dollars seeking a cureHfjWV^te
"Root Juice worked like JHMnkir/ ^
bottles put me on my^^kSjl^Cc ;
swelling has almost gohe<^^|H
and sleep fine."
The juice seems to oxert^^B *?*#e
curative Influence in seve^^B.Jfid^n
and long standing eases ^^^p^dtly
and surely as ii; t.he mlldx^^B| if .for
many who report complelg^^H vri
sufTered for years and
thlng else without results.^^BSJf
Root Juice can now be <^^H9F,at
any drug good store. Thp|H?(?4gcide
to try It, however, are warfced
against tricky and dishonest druggists
who are offering worthless Imitations.
A German explorer has discovered
a South American native tribe whteh
regards eating in public as something
of .which to be ashamed.
MASTER'S SALS.
Rtate of South Carolina,
County of Union.
Court of Common PIsm.
Henry Wallace, et al, Plaintiff,
against
8am Wood, et al, Defendant,
In obedience to an order made la
the above stated caae. I will Mil at
TTn^nn Hn e?l n?-? fVa lanrel Kmmm aI ?1*
\/m?vu, viui itif, mr irp.cn UVUIO U| WV)
before the Court house door, on Miesday,
Monday, April 1st, 19-11, the following
land, to wit:
All that certain lot of land lying,
being, and situated in the Union Real
Estate Agency, Southern Addition to
the Town of Union. State of South
Carolina; said lot being No. 6T on a
plat of said addition made by Davie
Jeffries, Surveyor, and recorded in the
office of Clerk of Court for Union
county. In book "N" No. 32 pages 838
and 839. Conveyed by Union Real Estate
Agency, Incorporated by P. If.
Cohen, president, recorded In Boob
"N" No. 32, pages 3S0 and 181.
Terms of sale, Cash, purchaser Is
pay for papers. 1
R. C. Williamsons
Mag*?r..
MA STUB'S SALE. ""*"T
State of South Carolina, 1
/v# TTssl*. I
VUUUVJ l/l UU1UO.
Court of Common Plsaa.
Mary Peake, Plaintiff,
again at
Alvln Edgar Peake, Defendant.
In obedience to an order made in
the above stated case, I will soil at
Union, during the legal hours of eala,
before the Court house door, on sale#*
day, Monday, April 1st, 191S, ths following
land, to wit:
All that lot of land with buildings
thereon situate, lying and being In
the City of Union, Union county, and
State of South Carolina, containing
one acre, more or less, and bounded
asfolows: on the North by lot of
Oeorge W. Going; on the East by
Chureh street; on the South by Henrietta
street and on the West by
Plnckney street. Terms of sale, Cash.
Purchaser or purchasers to pay for
nepers and recording same.
T? C William*
Master Union County.
MASTER'S SALE.
State of South Carolina,
County of Union.
Conrt of Common Pleas.
Widows Son Lodge, No. 14, Union, .
C.. et al., Plaintiff,
against
Hetty Wallace, ct al., Defendant*.
In obedience to an order made In
the above stated case, I will sell at
Union, during the legal hours of salo,
before the Court house door, on salesday,
Monday, April 1st, 1911, the following
land, to wit:
All that lot of land, with improvements
thereon, situated, lying and being
in the Town of Union, County of
Union, and State aforesaid, fronting
on Oadberry street, twenty-nine and
one-half (2914) feet, mors or less, ant
running nacg one nunoreo ana twenty-nine
(13ft) feet more or less, and
bounded on the North by lot of land
formerly belonging to George C. May,
on the East by Gadberry street; on
the South by Sharps Alley, and on the
West by land belonging to . H. Foster.
Terms of sale, Cash, purchaser
to pay for papeva.
R. C. Williams,
Master Union County.
uv/kf' w i VT i nvrpffflin VAn *
wi ti it j ? /l nri i E?IV
That question will be asked you almost
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your services. If you become qualified
and show ambition to rise. No matter
what your future occupation may
he, your earning power will be greatly
increased if you take the Praughon
Training. It will eq dp you for a better
job?BICKJER PAY. More than
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taken the Praughon Training during
the oast twentv-two years. For cat
alogtie. addrenB Draughon's Practical
HuainpRR College, Colnmbla or
Greenville. S. C., or Nashville, Tenn,
Joe Gibbs, a negro of Lexington
was placed in pail Saturday for
breaking lti a house and stealing
bread.
The French
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Rivals in Vegetable Puri
pensive imported Frencl
purity and quality in co<
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SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
(Complaint Served.)
The State of South Carolina,
County of Union.
Court of Probate.
Gao C. Perrin, as Executor of the
Laat Will and Testament of Geo. W.
Brown, Deceased, Plaintiff,
Against
Medora Brown, et al., Defendants.
To the Defendants, Philip Brown,
Tamen Brown, Mollis Trimble,
Frank Brown, George Brown, Stella
Little and Jennie Brown.
You are Hereby Summoned and required
to answer the petition in this
notion of which a copy is herewith
served upon you; and to serve a copy
of your answer to the said petition on
rhe subscriber at his office at Union,
S. C., Room 13 Foster Building, (up itairs)
within twenty days after the
HpMce h/yeof; _nnd if you fail to anBwerstaw
petition within the time
^foresaid, the plaintiff in this action
,will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded In the petition.
Dated February 28th, A. D., 1812.
J. Clough Wallace.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
NOTICE.
To the Defendant, Jennie Brown:
Take notice: That unless, within
twenty days from the service ol the
Summons herein upon you, you procure
the appointment of a guardian
ad Litem, in your name and for you
to appear and answer the petition,
and defend the action In your behalf,
Plaintiff will apply to the Court for
an order appointing some suitable and
competent person, guardian ad Litem
for you; and authorizing and requiring
him, for you and in your name,
to appear and answer the petition
and defend the action in your behalf.
J. Clough Wallace,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
W. W. Johnson, (L. S.)
Probate Judge. 12-dt.
Lnrle Ezra Says.
"It don't take more'n a gill uv effort
to git folks into a peck of trouble,"
and a little neglect of constipation,
biliousness, indigestion or other liver
derangement will do the same. If ailing,
take Dr. King's New Life Pills
for quick results. Easy, safe, sure,
and only 2.1 cents at The Rice Drag
Company.
Because his 17 year old wife refused
to wear the dress he liked, N.
B. Bailey, a young carpenter, of Au
guata, Sunday snot and killed her, and
than committed suicide.
The "Best Tonic
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Secret Of Gc
isive Use Of \
n Snowdi
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oking and salad making.
This oil is good enough for Uncle Sam
best, because it has been adopted for us
the most exacting test by the pure fc
It is 100 per cent cooking value, is ode
Wesson Process cannot absorb odors,
delicious. Cooks thoroughly all fo<
'Keeps' in any climate; will not turn sti
It is positively the most delicious oil foi
a peer in quality, and at the price is in ;
RECIPE BOOK FREE
We have issued a beautiful book which 1
contains many excellent recipes. A f
copy will be sent postage prepaid upon
request. Kindly mention your gro- '
cer's name. I
For sale by grocers In 25-cent
sanitary cans only. If yours a
The Southern C
No. 24 Broad Street,
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Retmtation means a lot wl
pillows. You cannot see i
them apart. And they mi
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fit to spend the long hours
The reputation we
dealing is back of
mattress wc sell,
are like India rubt
and our pillows are
as a narcotic.
Come in and i
the prices wil
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f
The Bride, an $18J
Maid of Athens, a
Others at $10.00, $
All guaranteed?trj
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I
Picture Framing
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Furniture Repaired and Polinhed.
LoungesK Sotand Chair6 covered.
Mattressen made over.
Church Cushions to order.
MILLINGS
Tovvniend Block
tod Cooking
regetable Oil
rift Oil
Results the most exAmerican
housewives
, who will have nothing but the
;e in the United States Navy, after
od experts.
>rless and being refined by oat'
Has a faint nutty flavor that ia
>d without permeating greasily. ...
ong or rancid.
r salad dressing. Stands without
a class all by itself.
OUR GUARANTEE
J?e the oil according to our directioaf
ind if it doe* not do all we claim for it,
vrite to ue and we will arrange to have
>urchase price refunded.
, 40-cent and larger else
in't supply you write us.
Intfnn Oil On
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New York, N. Y.
Dhlcajro, San Fraactoco '
aid
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ten buying mattresses und
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are to be pure, clean and
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All our mattresses
>er for springiness
soft and soothing
nspect them?
l please you.
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$20.00 Felt, for $16.50
8.25, $6.50
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Tou go down the street seeking employment,
and at every door you ere
"turned down." Why? Because yo%
are not trained. Business men are
looking for trained young men and
women?advertising for them every
Hntr T# ????? -HM? ? -
u?^. ?i ;uu nam. vu quality iur a
good position as bookkeeper, stenog>
rapher, or tbe like, take the Druughon
Train. For catalogue giving rates of
tuition at college, address Draughon's
Practical Business College, Colombia
or Greenville, 8. C., or Augusta, Oa.,
or Nashville, Tenn.
A new rope on the market if made
of galvanized ateel wire coated wltfe
paper.
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