Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Half Pi Close 0 Just two Suits, a Trunks, Stoves, j etr l^ft nn h 'i /-I -w a ?. V/II IIC1I1V1 them at HALF Great reduction and Machines foi on time and insta I S. M. R ??(?? ?????????? ?1 1 Quick ? S The Southern ^ ? ? Company, of Gr< ? ? the first Com pan ? A ? the fire of The L ? ? ? It pays to patr ? party. We reprt ? ? i S CITIZENS REAL ? || D. Fant ? ???????*???@??*? - fiim r - * ^ipi 5 ...sue * "If you are endowed ^ dustry will improve ^ are only moderate, ii ? deficiencies." Indus A tematic money depos son on the straight r ^ in your financial ma ? be industrion? . -w?wrj ??liu | ^ check account sysetn 0 (The Ol | Merchants & Pla f OF UN ? ? . ivi. r akh, Pre?. ip J. L>. AKTI ^ CAPITAL ANI) ea 4 ? ? to< | "Bright I Tiir ^ The time to clean up ? vate, and make the ol( & clean again. We can ? with our line of % Shert&in. & ? "Painta- at ^ We carry a complete % and Painters Supplies. + Painting this spring, cat & I Union Har ? rice I ?ut Sale I few Beds, Dressers, I some "odds and ends" | First comes gets | PRICE. 1 on Pianos, Organs I r Cash; will sell them | llment also. I 'ice, E. U. I Returns I 9 & * itock Fire Insurance s sensboro, N. C.f was ^ & v to pay the loss in 0 In ion Times. ^ onize a Home com- ^ ?sent thein. 5 1 ESTATE & LOAN CO. f 0 Gilliam, Pres. ? ML tffis S... I I with great talents, In them, but if your abilities + idustry will supply their ? itrious habits plus sys- ? siting keeps many a per oad to success. Be clear ^ tters. Use your talents, ? un your finances on th* ^ ? n of this bank. Id Reliable) + nters National Bank ION, S. C. 2 A. H- P08TRR, V ice - Pre. f* A 4UR. Cashier. V SUSPLUS &IOO.OOO. ? , ? ; srv Up" 11 \e is Here If, about the house, reno d things look neat and 7 /* S? ? s ? iieip you in the work 2 " w y* & BC - Williams ? a ac or id Varnishes ?1,0 ? mi UB line of Paints, Brushes + *? If you are thinking of & fte( II on us. off * . uwarcio. 5 ( ? CAHP B0YD. Camp C. W. Boyd, No. 91J? United Confederate Veterans, was organized 8 at Joneevllle, April 10, 1S07, with the following officera: W. H. 8. Harris, commander; R. J. Klrby, first lieutenant ; D. Belton Free, ssoond lleuten- ^ ant; W. T. Wood, adjutant; Robert ? Mabrey, quarter master; fiach Reeves, ^ first sergeant; Thos. Burgess, second sergeant; J. W. Scott, chaplain; T. L Hames, treasurer; Godfrey B. Fowler. a sergeant major; Wm. J. Vaughan, of- \ fleer of the day; Henry W. Qossett, v color sergeant. The roll of the camp has never registered but 89 names In c all. 1 The following named members of J the camp have died since Its organisation: Thomas Burgees, Thaddeus L. Hamee, Godfrey B. Fowler, Henry W. Goesett, Charles R. Long, Andrew J. " Gregory, I. Crayton Horn, Adolphue C. White, David A. T. Farr, Samuel J. Mosely, John Whltlock, W. Allen 1 Vinson, Henry R. White, John M. * Plexlco, D. Wallace Fowler, John v Rube Fowler, Isaac Johnson. Nearly one-half of the whole enrollment 'has passed over the river to rest under the shade of the trees'* and an- t swer the roll call up yonder. ]< A few members have moved away v or d roped out, leaving Just twenty ^ names on the present roll as follows: ^ W. H. S. Harris, commander; Reu- a ben Klrby, first lieutenant; W. T. * Ward, adjutant; Zach Reaves, ser- ? geant; J. W. Soott, chaplain; W. A. }, McWhlrter, treasurer; Silas Horn, tl Abrara J. Gall man, Joseph G. Garner, 81 W. Thomas Llttlejohn, Wm. D. Klrby, 5 Joslah 0. Spears, James Worthy, R. B. S. Long, Robt W. Davis, Noble C. Rollins, J. Rufus Poole, BHphus T. ^ Smith, John T. Fowler, Joseph . Lan- 8 caster. f, The ages of the present members range from 64 to 84 years. Having lost one-half of the membership In fifteen years, It Is very probable that In w the next fifteen yers the remaining ? half will die, blotting out the exist- ^ ence of the organisation, but bhall our n memories still remain? I believe they A will, like that of Hiram Ablff, have b the honors paid us that are due us. c W. H. 8. Harris. NOTICE. auntie in aoroDy given, met me Grand Jury of Union coantyt la Its b report to the Court at the Jlshruary a term last, called special attention to the violation of the law ae to barbed and edged wire fences alone the public highways In Union county. The E law la as follows: n "All persons or corporations build- p lng or using a barbed or edged wire y< fence within fifty fret of any ^jibllc rr highk e< si the rosnr as Snaii: 5S?g.'jX^^I01 of the road overseer of each road, render it safe from injnry to stoek travelling said road without such plank w] or pole being on eald fence. In All persons violating the provisions tn nf thlc OnnflAw ?b?ll V-. A ? * * w*. wm.w mwvmvu quaii U9 QOfflUOtt guilty 0(J of a misdemeanor, and on conviction co thereof shall be punished by a fine of co not exceeding one hundred dollars, or fr| imprisonment not exceeding thirty tli days." mi All citizens of the county are apoo- co tally requested to report to the Mag- m< Istrate of any township where this tr law Is being violated any violation, wl and all Magistrates are reqoeeted to he strictly enforce the law In this re- yo spect. by County Board of Commissioners by J. H. Spears, Supervisor. Union, S. C. Mch, 16, 1918 ll-8t STRONG NERVES MADE TO ORDER ca tic Worn Out, Run Down and Nerve Wrecked Bodies Feel Good Ef? / fects of Root Juice Quieklj. na The new Root Juice treatment Ne which has recently startled many Dr >ities by Its strange and remarkable Ap :urative powers, will make you feel Ap Ike a new person In a week if you ten luffer from nervousness, indigestion, ma obs of appetite, sleeplessness, tired, up< vorn out feeling, weak kidneys or ^ eckache. Fet Are your nerves "on edge", do you to rorry and fidget and fret over little Api hings? Do you lay awake nighta 1" worrying about Imaginary dangeraT ticV .re you startled by every sudden olse? Do you feel "all unatrung"f J. 1 oes your heart flutter at times? Are A on easily scared or excited? Do you nd yourself backward, bashful, ill? ~ t ease when in company? Root Juice will accomDllsh won Ho mi >r you If you are in this condition. will promote a (rood healthy appete and perfect digestion so that you 111 derive full nourishment from A >ur food. It will cleanse the blood, wor >othe the nerves, strengthen the kid- R j sys and bladder and build up the fi_?, itlre system. It will build tissue fr0I id muscle and put new vim, new vlg- ^ ( , new life force, energy Into your twei for You will be surprised at the re- ?rav trkable benefit you will derive from Ing Root Juice one week. Any __aj od druggist can supply It or will an(J t It for you. But beware of trick- j >rs who Insult your intelligence by erlng something "almost like it.' all I E. INMAN 22 ATTORNEY AT LAW Tick OREEHmi.lL fl r. ctfce In State and Federal Govts ' T W (Mm 9mm. | A AT THE OPERA HOUSE. plendld Company to Appear Next Tuesday Night, April 19th. Mr. Wm. H. Glffln presents next 'uesday night at the Opera House ere, The Troubadours Amusement lompany, which will be a rare treat or tbe peopple of Union. This company carries fire people nd their mush: Includes a large harp, wo violins and a flute, besides aoompanlments "by the soprano. The Cotillion Club has engaged this Ompuny to furnish mimln tnr Its er dance, and for this re aeon tk? erformance at the opera house will legln promptly at 8:00 o'clock. Tickets will be put on sale next fonday morning at Glymph's Pharmacy. Prices will be 25, 35 and 50b. Vlll Meet With Mrs. R. 8. McDanleL Mrs. Jane Meador Fant requests 'rogress to announce that the Ladles fisslonary Society will meet next Satirday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the ome of Mrs. R. S. McDanlel. A Log on the Track, f the fast express means serious rouble ahead If not removed, so does 583 of appetite. It means lack of ltallty, loss of strength and nerve -eakness. If appetite falls, take Jlectrlc Bitters quickly to overcome tie cause by toning up the stomach nd curing the indigestion. Michael lesshelmer of Lincoln, Neb., had been Ick over three years, but six bottles f Electric Bitters put him right on Is feet again. They have helped tiousands. They give pure blood, trong nerves, good digestion. Only uc at rne Kice Drug Company. The Bank of Edgefield at Its anual meeting last week declared a ividend of 8 per cent and carried per cent earnings to the surplus .ind. Saves Leg of Boy. "It seemed that my 14-yeara old boJ ould have to lose his leg, on acoount f an ugly ulcer, caused by a bad rulse." write D. F. Howard, Aquone; f. C. All remedies and doctors treatlent failed till we tried Bucklen's .mica Calve, and cured him with one ox. "Cures burns, bolls, skin eruplons, piles. 21c at The Rice Drug ompany. Petitions are circulating in Edgeeld county tor an election in Novemer to vate upon the establishment of dispensary In that county. Dr. J. T. R. Neal, Prop., Riverside rug Company. Qreenville. ? n acently: "I have been a practicing hyslclan and druggist tor over 35 ears and have sold and administered latty- kidney medicines but none to iual Foley Kidney Pills. They are Sa ed B?y His Wife. She's a wise woman who knows Just 1 lat to do when her husband's life Is , danger, but Mrs. R. J. Flint, Bralnae, Vt., Is of that kind. "She Insist- 4 on my using Dr. King's New Dls- 1 very," writes Mr. F. "for a dreadful < ugh, when 1 was so weak my j lends all thought I had only a abort * ne to live, and It oompletely cured ' b." A quick cure for coughs and i Ids, It's the most safe and reliable < adicine for many throat and lung g oubles?grip, bronchitis, croup, ^ looping cough, quinsy, tonsilltls, ; iiiuirriihkes. a. iriai win convince H u. 50 cents and $1.00. Guaranteed 4 Rice Drug Company. $ EXCURSION RATES r SOUTHERN RAILWAY. J Premier Carrier of the South. * Washington, D. C??Account Amerl- ' n Cotton Manufacturers Aaaocla- $ >n. Tickets on sale Maroh 81st, and 4 April 1st, final limit April 7th. 1912. jf Nafihvllle, Tens.?Acoount Southern > mraerdal Congress. Tickets on j le April 6th, 6th and 7th, with fl- % 1 limit April 20th, 1912. 4 w Orleans, La.?Acconut National 4 alnaire Cnntrronm TMn-n ml. * rll 7th, 8th and 9th. final limit 1 rll 25th, 1912, unless tickets are ex- % tded until May 6th, which extension 4 y he had by depositing tickets and {? >n payment of |1.00 per ticket. Ltlanta, 6a.?Account Atlanta Music 2 stival. Tickets on sale April 21st T 26th, Inclusive, with final limit ' rll 3t0h, 1912. . 4 V>r rates, tickets .etc., apply to __ iet agents or address: W. E, McftEF, L MEEK, Dlv. Pas. Agent, .. G. P. A. Charleston, 8. C. Atlanta, Oa. EXCURSION RATES VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY. ne Premier Carrier of the Sooth, ccount of unveiling monument I* nen of the Confederacy, Southern lway announces greatly reduced urelon fares to Columbia, S. C., V' a all points with In the state, on tr< s of three cents per mile, plus . nty-flve cents for individuals, and parties of twenty-five or more jI elllng together on one ticket, a " of one cent per mile will be I ited, tickets to be sold April 10th, 11th, good to reach original start- . point returning not later than night of April 18th. 1912. lira coaches will be provided on trains arriving Columbia to com- fr< ibly accommodate visitors for thi? Ol alon. bit )r further information apply to I et Arrenta or address. th< W. E. WeflEE, Inj . MEEK. "" Dlv. Pag. Agent, at* O. P. A. Oharfertoikf H. 0 lai AVwte, <9a. I The X up th? social ladder a /> 1 T1 U A. ? ? ?-* 1 _ viuwii^o, jl 1IC 1ICAI I 0 * 'somebody'' is to loo 0 Michaels Stern an Hi 0 help you mightily?ai pense, too. O In points of tailoring, materials and genuine J are unexcelled at the | 0 If you're a doubter, c< Young Men's Suits fo J All Models?many mi $10.00 to $26.00. 0 New Furnishing, Sho ? and Straws. Call and lool 1 J. CO I IFAP ji L A U I> f ' No. S Rarhplnr S*r i ====_=== ? i ? , Ladies and Gentlemen I -? Collars, each ljc | J serCuffs, per pair 3c ? i ?tf-Shirts, all kinds 10c { > i9~Undershirts, all kind 5c | J s^Socks, per pair 3c { i Mr-Hand'chiefs, all kind 2c jl icasc j^ivc uic a caii, as 11 of Laundry Work in a i 1" in cleanliness and finisL i served you I am sure yc <5 I |, to your friends. 11 I am not responsible ii I U. C. V. I i Macon, GaA \ SEAB( ? Round trip tickets wilLbe and 8th. Limit May 15th, ? extended until June 5th, 191 at Macon and paying fee o J lowed at all principal statior J Very low rate round tri P Maeon to points in Southern ? union. ? RATES FROM CA ? Via Athens $5.25 t Ask SEABOARD J FRED GEISSLER, A. G. Ears That question will be asked von nlmoat rvices/lf yon qualify?take the Draughon More BANKERS indorse DRAUGHON'S sss colleges COMBINED. 48 Colleges in S?a-A SSSSSl^&SSt-^ft^ BooldtMpMf. Bookkeepers all over I e United States say that Draughon's irr sw System of Bookkeeping saves them hoi t>m 25 to SO per cent in work and worry, tali Shorthand. Practically all U. S. offi- < U court reporters write the System of BI lorthand Draughon Colleges teach. Pr? rhyt Because tney know It is the best, alo IBACGHON'S PBACTtCAI Greenville or Cctiunbia, S. C, e? ' " For Ma ( On the 20th day of April, 1912, in f >nt of the office of the Jonesvllle I Mill, I Will sell to the hlrhAftt h... Ider, for cuh or approved papers, hai *11 machinery and attachments of bpo s Cherokee Ginnery, also the build- , i In which said machinery Is In- !t tiled. All the above property he- rfd 5 in OhOFotwe county, llf^l T. U. IMTtidk*. I** JL.LL.L_ 1 1 1 1J f *e4rt Lift* is given by good X 3e?t thing to beifig 0 k like "somebody/' + gh Art clothes can 0 nd with slight ex designing, making, style, these Clothes . J price. . J Dme in and see our " >r Spring. Z iterials?you'f size. ^ . es/ Stetson Hats, Panama HEN. | j|t A, jfe AAAAAAAli ^ <* " v. . ' ! ' i1 * ICY| I >1 D R Y? eet, Union, S. C. 5 . ook at This Price List: \ | war-Neckties 8c i arVest8_._ 15c up j ^ Mr Ladies' Waists. __ 15c up , ? WS-Skirts 25cup if Petticoats 25c up J J ^-Pinafores :10c up (i 11 claim to do any kind | | superior manner, both i f i. After 1 have once [ > >u will recommend me ? t I i f a case of fire nor for 1 \ i n i i! .it Hiiinr l niM Bta?e?b REUNION I Xay 7-9,1912 | )ARD ! sold May 5th, 6th, 7th ? \ 1912. Limit may be ^ 2, by depositing' ticket ^ f 50c. Stop-ovirs al- ^ is. $ p tickets will be sold at + i States during ^the Re- <81 RL1SLE, S. C. - * Via Atlanta ^ $6.20 * Agents or Write ^ P. A., Atlanta. 6a. | IJOB? dally by business men seeking yotu Training?and show ambition to riso. Colleges than indorse all other tract18 States. International reputation, lit-*. letter WHtiif, Mmm JtANTEKD |"u<" raaaonabie coBOitMM. 1c?ne Study. Thousands of banksasJ* r, bookksctxrs. and stenasrrabhar* arm ding good positions as the result o< tlngDraughon's Home 8tudy. CATALOGUE. For prices on lessons ' MAIL, Write Jko. F. Drauohow, saident, Nashville, Tenn. For/rweatgue on course A T COLLEGE, write , BUSINESS COLLEGE or NukrUU, Taw. 1. Walter Zelgler. a farmer, was ind dead by the roadside In Orange* rg oounty on Thursday morning, ring been shot. His can, with a ken stock, was lying nearbyv e*d Is Huppofled he shot himself so n telly. He vh e widower wtth i ofeMMn.