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DRAUGHON'S PRACTICE Gmnville or Columbia, S. G* or NOTICE TO CREDITORS. i State of South Carolina, County of Union. Court of Common Plea*. W IT \f ll^c* Cl.A/x ? ni?l..iiif ?? . i a. iiiuro ?. nw*3 v uiii|miiji I" till I1V1I1, Against J. L. Qault, Defendant, in purBuanee of an order of the 1 Court herein, referring it to me to call in all the creditors of the Defendant, J. L. Qault, to establish their claims in this suit, and to take evidence and pass upon all ihuee of law and fact which may arise, and report thereon to the Court; Notice is hereby given to all creditors of the said J. L. Qault. That I have set and fixed Wednesday, April 17th, 1012, as a day of reference in; this cause for the purpose of proving claims avainpt him ; and all creditors | are hereby required to appear before i ? me on that day, and establish 1helr| several claims by legal proof. R. C. Williams, Master for Union Countv. March 21st. 1912 12-2t. SIWMONS FOR RELIEF. (Complaint Served.) The State of South Carolina, County of Hnion. Conrt of Probate. Oeo C. Perrin, as Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Oeo. W. Frown. Deceased. Plaintiff, Aenlnst Modern Frown, et al? Defendants I To the Defendants. Philip Brown.i Tair.eu Frown, Mollie Trimble,, Frank Frown, Oeorge Brown, Stella T.Ptle and Jennie Prown. Vou are TTerebv Summoned and re-' onired to answer the petition in this I action of which a copy is herewith served upon you; and to serve a copy ! of your answer to the said petition on ' tho subscriber at. his office at TInlon,1 ? C., Room 13 Foster Build ins;, (un-l stairs! within twenty days after the; service horecf: and if yon fall to an-i swer the netition within the time nfornoolH tlin 1- ei. --*?? I ... i vi r* in < <11 i i iiii? anion will annlv to the Court for the relief! demanded in the petition. Dat^d February 28th, A. D., 1912. .T Clomrh Wallace. Plaintiffs \ttornev. N'OTTCF, To the Defendant, Jennie Brown: Take notice: That unless, within twenty days from the service of the Summons herein upon von, you proeure tho appointment of a guardian ad I,Hem, in your name and for you to appear and answer the petition, and defend the action in vour behalf. Plaintiff wilt annlv to the Court for an order appointing some suitable and competent person, gmardian ad Dltem for you: and authorising and requlrint him. for von and in yonr name, to a Tinea r n n rl on CTVT.V ? _r ...... tun |JCtIllUI! and defend the action in your behalf. .1. Cloneh "Wallace, Plaintiffs Attorney. TV TV. .To'nson. fTi. Pi Prohat" Tudfire. 12-6t Picture Framing and Wall Paper Furniture Repaired and Polished* ! Lontvaess Sofas and Chairs cov- i ered. Mattresses made over. < Church Cushions to order. s MILLINGS < t? Townsend Block. n cy | I D R Y| >AI I Tntr\n 42 ^ CI, VJlllVil) d. 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Miles Shoe Company. Plaintiff, Against J. L. Gault, Defendant. To the Creditors of J. L. Gault, and the Public Generally: In pursuance of the order of the Court herein, requiring the same to be done, Notice Is hereby given to all the creditors of J. L. Gault, That on Saturday, March 30th, 1912, the undersigned Receivers of the Defendant, J. L. Gault, will begin their cash sale of the stock of goods of J. Li. Gault, at the store room now occupied by him in the Town of Union, S. C. at retail strictly for cost, across the counter. This sale will be continued for a short time, at the discretion of the Receivers. This stock of goods Is practically all new. and of the beBt quality, and the goods consisting of all such articles as are generally kept In a well supplied geg/jral merchandise store. ^ Purchasers coming first, will have a full stock to select from. J. H. Gault, F. H. Garner. Chas. B. ftmltli. March 21st. 1912 Receivers. J. 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MCRRIAfil CO.,fnlS-Mn, 2priar'>'J.; j. ll Mentionthtopaper,;tetiv?FUg** !$ yeu?: .. 19 II i I ,'aBBgS3L-?ll Commissioner Watson has issued i circular in which he states the law n reference to the employment of children under 14 years oid, will be itrictly enforceW. There is a law prohibiting any person under 18 years Id from working before 5 o'clock in he morning or after 10 o'clock at light, which will also be enforced. ? 1 1 1,1111 wmm i Unclaimed Pvrfgfcf fer M* On Wednesday, the let day of May, 1913, at 10 o'clock A. M? at the Freight Office of the Union 4 Glenn Springs Kail road Co., in the City of Union, S. C., the undersigned wife sell to the highest bidder; for oaah, the following unclaimed freight, which has been in the possession of the undersigned for more, than six months, and not accepted by the oohaljpieee. and remains in the possession Of'the undersigned, unclaimed, to wit: Two barrels earthenware received June &th, 1908. consigned to Mrs. Ida O. Green, Union, 8. C? from Petersburg, Va. Ten rolls W. paper and one package hardware received July 1st, 1910, consigned to Hain & Shapiro, Union, 8. C? from Cincinnati, Ohio. One box earthenware received Oct. 18th, 1910, consigned to Sudie Oeston, Union, S. C., from Zanesville, Ohio. , One barrel notions, one bundle iron bed, received 23rd, 1911, consigned to M. A. Garner, Buffalo, S. C., from Cincinnati. Ohio. One box earthenware received Nov. tilth. 1910, consigned to Ethel Horn, Union. S. C.. from Cincinnati, Ohio. One case earthenware received March 20th, 1909, consigned to R. D. Rochell, Union, S. C., from Cincinnati, Ohio. Said freight will be sold at the time and place above named as unclaimed, having been In 'possession of the undersigned for more than six months, and Will be sold under and by authority of Sections 1T3B and 1786, Code of Laws of S. C., 1902. Terms of sale, Cash. Union & Glenn Springs Railroad Co. Union. S. C., April 1, 1912 14-4t. ? James A. Hoyt, A. B. Langley and T. C. Lipscomb are corporators of the Peoples Bank of Columbia, capitalized at $50,000. Mr. Hoyt was formerly city editor of the Dally Reoord and Is clerk of the House of Representatives. Fortunes tn Faces. There's often much truth In the sayylng "her face is her fortune," but its never said where pimples, skin eru-ptipns, blotches or other hlemlses disfigure it. Impure blood is back of them all, and shows the need of Dr. King's New Life Pills. They promote health and beauty. Try them. 21 cents at The Rice Drug 0>. SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. (Complaint Served.) State of South Carolina, County of Union. Court of Common Pleas. H. B. Carlisle, PlaintifT, vs. James Lewis, John Lewis, Ed Lewis, Charles Lewis, Albert Lewis, Bl-l len Whitmlre, Nan Miles, J. Oor? don Huarhes and W. W Dixon. Defendants. To the Defendants above named: You are hereby summoned and re* quired to answer the Complaint la this action, of whloh a copy Is herewith served upon you, (the original ot which said Complatnt and Sutnmons ware duly filed- In the office of the i Clerk of Court of Common Pleas foF, Union county, South Carolina, at U% ion Court House, on the 25th day of 1 March, A. D., 1912) and to serve i copy of your answer to the said Com- ' plaint on the subscriber, at his offices at Union, South Carolina,- ' within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the Complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the Complaint. Dated Union, S. C., March 25th, A. D.f 1912. J. A. Sawyer, Plaintiffs Attorney. I Frank Peake, (L. S.) uierK or court. By J. W. a, D. C. To the Defendants, John Letwls, Ed Lewis. Charles Lewis, Albert Lewis, and Nan Miles: Take Notice: That the Complaint in this action, together with the sum- 1 mons, of which the foregoing is a copy, were duly filed In the office of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for Union County, South Carolina, at Union Court House, on the 25th day of March, A. D? 1912. J, A. Sawyer, Plaintiffs Attorney. Union, 8. C? March 26th, 1912. 13-?t S1TTM0N8 FOR RELIEF. (Complaint Served ! State of South Carolina, County of Union. R. C. Williams as Master for Union County, Plaintiff, vs. E.D. Wallace, Defendant. To the Defendant E. D. Wallace. You are hereby summoned and required to answer the Complaint In this action, of w>hioh a copy is herewith served upon you, (the original , of which said Complaint and_8um mons were amy niea in tne omoe 01 the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for Union county, South Carolhm, at Union Court house, on the 2Srd day < of March, A. D., 1912) and to serve i a copy of your Answer to the Mid , Complaint on the subscriber, at his offices at Union. South Carolina, with- , in twenty days after the servloe here- < of. exclusive of the day of sueh Service; Slid if you fail to answer the Complaint -within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply i to the Court for the relief demanded in the Complaint. Dated Union, S. C., March 2Srd, A. < D., 1912. - , J. A. Sawyer, i Plaintiff's Attorney. I. Frank Pealce (L. S.) , Clerk of Court. By J. W. O., D. C. To the Defendant, E. D. Wallace: Take Notice; That the Complaint | In this action, together with the 6nm- , mons, of which the foregoing Is a , copy, were duly filed In ths office of , the Clerk of Court of Comhlon Pleas for Union county. 80nth Carolina, at Union Court House, on the 18rd day of MarCh, A. D? 1912. J. A. Sawyer, Plaintiffs Attorney. TTniojt, 8. C., March 28. 1212 13-dt. BOTSTI HITS THE. II ^ J[ -:l. I the explanation nmdeirith the ? everyingredm I test of our ow I theresnohiton Fertilizers. Sold ?v Reliabl RS.ROYSTI Sales C Norfolk Va. Tarbc Baltimore Md. Montgo Macon Ga. Sold Notice of Election. There will be held an election In' the Town of Union, South Carolina, May 7th, for the purpose of nominat- 1 ing a candidate for Mayor, and an Al- \ derm an from each ward, and Commissioner of Public Works. f Voting precincts: Ward 1?W. D. Arthur Company store. Managers: S. M. Rice, E. U., C. G. Humphries, and J. W. Vincent. Ward 2?Progress office. Managers: Gordon Williams, H. C. Lawson. and R. A. Oliphant. Ward 3?Master's office. Managers: W. J. .TollF, G. B. Sanders. J. F. Hart. Ward 4?Vacant store room Dunn building. Managers: 8. C. Dunlap, T. W. Wood and E. A. Eason. Polls shall be opened at 8 a. m., and and kept open continuously until 4 p. m. All names who are enrolled on Democratic roll book are eligible to vote. vteo. W. Going, Chairman City Democratic Club. W. W. Colton, ; Secretary-Treasurer. afr'. I wfcjEu?llwft Wttee. At a meeting of the City Democratic executive committee held March 26th, 1912, the following were appointed as enrolling board for the various wards, and they will also act as managers at the coming primary. Ward 1.?S. M. Rice. E. U., C. G. j Humphries, .T. Wi Vincetnt. Rooks I will tie opened at \V. D. Arthur Co.'s storei Enrolling officer, C. G. Hum- ' phries. I WdWl 2.?Gordan Williams. H. C. | Lawson, R. A. Ollphant. Books-will , be opened at Union Shoe Company. Ward 3.?W. J. Jolly, G. B. Sanders, J. F. Hart. Books will be opened at' Farr ft Thomson's. Ward 4.?S. C. Dunlap, T. W. Wood, i E. A, Bason. Books will be opened at Eason ft Comphny store in Dunn' Building. Each candidate for the various of-1 flees assessed as follows: Candidate for Mayor $20.00. Candi- j date tor Alderman, $10.00. Candidate 1 for Commissioner Public Works, $15.1 The following campaign schedule! was adopted: Wftrd 1?April 22, in front of Peoples Supply Company at 8:30 p. m. j Ward 2?April 25th, in front of Ay-' cocfc ft Deavers Stables, at 8:30 p. m.; Ward 3?April 29th in front of B. L. j PV>url#?r'? ntnrp n.t 8-30 n m Ward 4?May 2nd In front of J. F. I Cheek's store at 8:30 p. m. Qrand rally at the court house May I 6th, it 8:30 p. m. Candidates for Mayor allowed half nn hour. Candidates for Aldermen 20 mlntttes to make speeches, and Commissioners twenty minutes. On the night of grand rally candidates -for Maybir will be allowed thirty minutes, Watsr. Works Commissioners fifteen minutes; Aldermen five minutes. Places of Election. Ward 1?W. D. Arthur Company's store. Ward 2?Progress office. Ward 3?Master's office. Ward 4?Dunn building. All managers will call on W. W. Cotton at noon, May 6th, 1912 and take the oath of office and receive nfltasi clnafvii/vtl/vti m i^tuvr iiioii iiv>iiuuoi Th4 books for enrolment will be I open in each ward dally from 10 a. m., to Wm. m., April 9th to April 13th, Inclusive, at places designated. The voter* of the respective wards must prenant themselves in person In order to bi enrolled. Qualifications for beIng'-fellglble for enrolment: Voters moil be residents of the State of 3onHt Carolina two years, a resident of the city of Union one year and a resident of the ward in which he offer? to enroll for thirty days and produce and exhibit his state and county registration certificates and his receipt for city taxes last due. And In cage of an applicant having lost his 9U|U and County registration certificate*, he may be enrolled by signing an.ieath that will -be furnished by the enrolling officer of his ward. All candidates must call on secretary and pay their assessments and sign pledge by April 16th, at 12 m. Geo. 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