The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, April 19, 1912, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

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I Half Pri< Close Ou Just two Suits, a few Trunks, Stoves, som< etc. left on hand. I ** them at HALF PR! Great reduction on and Machines for Ca on time and installing S. M. Ric 1 Quick R j| The Southern Stocl % Company, of Greens S the first Company t< 5 the fire of The Unio * It pays to patroni2 s ? pany. We represen 6 1 CITIZENS REAL ESI ? ? D. Fant Gilli | The Straigh ^ustry w/ff hrlprove ther HV + are only moderate, indu< deficiencies." Industrie ^ tematic money depositin son on the straight road ^ r? vn lit* flMOMo.'nl - AA ^ a*? j vmi iniaiiviai mailer ? be industrious, and run check account sysetm of (The Old R t Merchants & Plante I OF UNIOr* ^ F\ iVl. FAWH, Pre?. A. I + J. D. ARTHUF J CAPITAL AND SUS ? ? ** * ? ? ? I Mr. Fa $ * j Get a Moline PI will plant cotton, *?> etc., better than * planter made tod* don't, bring it ba . ? your money. ^ -m r ? r i ours tor B ? I Union Hard ce I t Sale I ; Beds, Dressers,, 11 i "odds and ends" I ti ?^ " irst comes gets J [CE. Pianos, Organs 1 ish; will sell them \ jnt also. ( :e, E. U. 1 & IB ?, 1 < 2 -eturns |; c Fire Insurance x 1 boro, N. C., was ? 3 pay the loss in n Times. ^ :e a Home com- ^ ( t them. J FATE S LOAN CO. | iam, Pres. $ * n, bxit if your abilities 4 jtry will supply .their J ius habits plus sys- $ ig keeps many a per ? to success. Be clear ^ s. Use your talents, ? your finances on the J this bank. + 1 eliable) | irs National Bank L S. C. ? ' -I. FOSTER, Vice-Pre. e? ^ ( I, Cashier. If 5PLUS $100,000. X , t ?? *<>* # * # ? 1 rmer! h ! lanter. They % r! corn, peas, X ? [ any other $ ? ty, and if it JJ ick and get J ei 01 US t th X n< 4n A d? A ,a T IbI ware Co.!! 1 UK MART GARDEN OtSkk EfOUSE rim* Donna to Direct It?Americans J Backing Scheme. a By Maroonl Transatlantic Wireless t elegraph to the New York Times). 1 Paris, April 1.?With reference to !] ie report prevloosly sent to the New ork Times that a section of the ctionarles of the Opera Oomlqne are ( bout to take over another theatre > nd turn it into an opera house run <] n business lines, it is now rumored ( hat an American syndloate, which Is ^ tacking Mary Garden, Is likely to ? /vlvt tV n oil on^AimwIaa atllYi m vm mc jd a cuvu puvoiy ttiiu mm | lew to renting the Vaudeville Theare in the Boulevard dec Italians and naklng it a luxurious lyrtd house In fhlch a modern, and nahsolally a French repertoire will be^ghan. It s further said that the AnjtlHcan prlna donna will have the tltlstlo diection of It besides Interpreting star oles. Miss Garden will be the Mar on Arlet's night at the Spartanharg fostlral. f Sylvester L. Lester was Warded a verdict for $1,500 by a Jurjfat tJparLanburg on Wednesday aAlnst the C. C. & O. road for the K$is. of two < Qngers in an accident while flagman t 3f the road. !\ ( Cadet Louis Dotterer, soil of Dr. t Louis Dotterer of ChartfllML was ( killed on Tuesday of last tljKat the f rifle practice grounds, wht^^ie Olt adel cadets were in In one oj the pits acting aa'maflfer or scorer, and raised his head Cat the ^ wrong time, when a ball from juCrag- j Jorgensen rifle struck him, willing j him instantly. His age was ft. i F j Capt. N. F. Walker of Cepar Springs j has been elected president] of tie pro- ( lected railway between flgMOpiburg and Olenn Springs. The wHVlll be Conrt Reporl|^^|r. Knowing It to be THEp^^^nibout , seventy-five per cent of^^^Hflelal court reporters of the ? Uncle Sam's employees-^MSM the System of Shorthand at Draughon's Colleges. For^W^Wue. address Draughon'e Prac^H^Kisl- 1 ness College. Columbia or ^W^Ule, 1 S. C., or Nashville, Tenn. Hn The Confederate monum^^EAliston will be unveiled stant Thos. G. McLeod of^^E^Be ' I desire to thank the extended their help to ; be in lestii^riti^^^^^^y*' Compound ulp P eonhg I ever tried. I hadl lagnppe ( cough that left me oomAtely* ?* , hausted, but after taking hlf a hottie of Foley's Honey and Vr Com- 4 pound, the ooughing spelty entirely ' ceased. I wish to say ftjtaat be beat" Sold by Jonesvllle Stag Co., and Olymph's Pharmacy. J The voters of the city - of Greenville will say the 23rd whether the uiiy saau issue jibo.ooo in bonis for extending cement paving. ^ Mrs. J. L. Star nee, Hickory. N. C., has in the past suffered eerexaly with throat and lung trouble, and nays: "I used Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for this and it gays me Immediate satisfaction and relief. It fives me pleasure to recommend this preparation for sore throat, hoerteness, or any affliction of the throat )r lungs. I know it will do all claimed for it." Jonesville Drug Co., and jlymph's Pharmacy. Robert B. Anderson, who obtained a verdict a few days ago on the fifth rial of the case, for $12,500 against he Southern railroad for injuries re eived while engineer of the road, I!PH An Qalita'law v?? uu kjniut uo/ NOTICE. Notice is hereby given, that the 5rand Jury of Union county in Its " eport to the Court at the February erm last, called special attention to ' he violation of the law as to barbed nd edged wire fences along the pubic highways in Union county. The iw is as follows: "All persons or corporations bulldig or using a barbed or edged wire jnce within fifty feet of any public ighway, shall nail or place a plank r pole on or near the top of said Mice; Provided, That the said plank r pole be not required when there i such an embankment at the side of le road as shall, In the judgement f the road overseer of such road, rensr it safe from injury to stock travling said road without such plank r pole being on said fence. . All persons violating the provisions \ 1 this Reotlnn oVioli k? J ?"* >u?ii ira uoauitU guilty y; ' a misdemeanor, and on conviction ereof shall be punished by a fine of S ?t exceeding one hundred dollars, or n iprlsonment not exceeding thirty iys." | All citizens of the county are spec- I lly requested to report to the Mag .rate of any township where this w Is being violated any violation, d all Magistrates are requested to rlctly enforce the law In this reect. County Board of Commissioners by J. H. Spears, Supervisor. lion. 9. C. Mch, 16, 1912 11-tt Fortune* hi Faeeg. There's often much truth in the layying "her face is her fortune," ut its never said where pimples, kin eruptions, blotches or other demises disfigure it Impure blood s back of them all, and shows the teed of Dr. King's New Life Pills, rfoey promote health and beauty. Try Jewelry of the value of $850 was itolen from the home of Mr. and Mrs. iy. J. Murray, Jr., In Columbia rhursday evening between 7 and 8 >'clook while Mr. and Mrs. Murray were enjoying a ride In their auto, rhe thief got Into the house through i rear window. A Log on the Track. X the fast express means serious .rouble ahead If not removed, so does loss of appetite. It means lack of vitality, loss of strength and nerve weakness. If appetite falls, take SHectrlc Bitters quickly to overcome he cause by toning up the stomach tnd curing the indigestion. Michael ftessbeimer of Lincoln, Neb., had been ilok over three years, but six bottles >f Electric Bitters put him right on lis feet again. They have helped housands. They give pure blood, itrong nerves, good digestion. Only 50c at The Rice Drug Company. The Hugenot Church in Charleston >n Sunday celebrated the founding of he Hugenot church In the province of Carolina. This is the onlv Wnarennt shurcJi now existing on the continent >f North America. Dr. Chus. S. Vedler has been pastor of this congreration for 46 years. Sstn Leg of Boy. "It seemed that my 14-yeara old bo7 vouId have to lose his leg, on account >f an ugly ulcer, caused by a bad xrulse," write D. F. Howard, Aquone, J. C. All remedies and doctors treatnent failed till we tried Bucklen's I \rnica Calve, and cured him with one jox. "Cures burns, bolls, skin eruptions, piles. 21c at The Rice Drug Company. Julius Brown, a well known business man of Charleston, was fined $10 Tor contempt of court, in falling to ippear as a Juror in the case^ of a druggist on trial for Belling cocaine. Saved By His Wife. She's a wise woman who knows just what to do when her husband's life is In danger, but Mrs. R. J. Flint, Braintree, Vt., Is of that kind. "She Insisted on my using Dr. King's New Discovery," writes Mr. F. "for a dreadful cough, when I was so weak my friends all thought I had only a short time to live, and It completely cured me." A Quick cure for coughs and colds, It's the most safe and reliable medicine for many throat and lung troubles?grip, bronchitis, croup, whooping cough, quinsy, tonsilltls, hemorrhages. A trial will convince you. 50 cents and $1.00. Guaranteed fey Rice Drug Company. j hi iag-' SV.Mohnson, Judge of Probate, in and) ton the County of Union, for a final litharge as such Administrator. It is Ordered, That the 13th day of Slay, A. D., 1912, be fixed for hearing it Petition, and a final settlement of Mid Estate. W. W. Johnson, Probate Jud^e. for Union Co. April 11, 191? In The Union Times 4t E. INMAN ATTORNEY AT LAW GREENYILLE, 8. C. Practice In Stale ud Federal Courts. 121 Court Street. Public Car Garage Phone 189 Residence" 146 W. Newell Smith Auto Co. Blood! Blood! iTou want blood and you want Pure Blood HUIETS Pink Blood Pa A Ml ItlVl Vill give you just what you vant and have you in good hape for the spring and sumaer. Get a bottle at the "ALMETTO DRUG CO. THE MONEY SAVERS Union, S. C. j No Tr X It's just as easy ^ stylish and natty a 9 any other way. 1 ^ seemed surprised ONLY $17.( Style-Pi^ ^ having every new * It InnVnl tuipnfxi rl ?" 'V ? You ought to ha ^ price, so come in ^ New Furnishing $ Panama Hats, Wi ? hattan Shirts. | J. CO | |FAM |;lau> | J No. 5 Bachelor Str< 11 |, Ladies and Gentlemen L -fi tor Collars, each.. lie | J ?rCuffs, per pair 3c 11 *a*rShirts, all kinds 10c i i?-Undershirts, all kind 5c 11 ifirSocks, per pair 3c {i i^-Hand'chiefs, all kind"2c 11 Please give me a call, as i i of Laundry Work in a i | J in cleanliness and finis! 11 served you I am sure yc | J to your friends. |1 I am not responsible i 11 shrinkage gr fastness of I u. c. v. I t Macon, Ga., A ! SEABC ? Round trip.ticlcets will be and 8th. Limit May 15th, <0* extended until June 5th, 19 at Macon and paying fee < ? lowed at all principal statio Z Very low rate round ti i iviacon to points in Souther $ union/ i RATES FROM * Via Athens $5.25 % Ask SEABOARD | FRED tiEISSLER, A. 6. XQU 8S That question will be asked you almost ervices,If you qualify?take the Draughoi More BANKERS Indorse DRAUGHON' ness colleges COMBINED. 48 Colleges in Bnktu. Typewriter. PtnatMihle, Kef I lib, Hi Inw-PftA emlllar? bruche*. (kxxi POSITIONS CI Bookkeeping. Bookkeepers all over the United States say that Draughon's it NewSystem of Bookkeeping saves them hi from 2a to 50 per oent in work and worry. U Shorthand. Practically all U. S. official court reporters write the System of B Shorthand Draughon Colleges teach. P Whyf Because they know it Is the best, al DHAUOHON'S PRACTICA OmwIHi or Columbia iC,w I For Sale. On the 20th day of April, 1912, In D front of the office of the Jonesville r< Oil Mill, I will sell to the highest p bidder, for caeh or approved papers, y all machinery and attachments of n the Cherokee Ginnery, also the build- ei ing In which said machinery is in- si stalled. All the above property be- tl ing la Oktsoteee county. 11 19-2t T. M. Llttlejobn. G e * ? I o\jble | to make Suits X s to make them { New customers 0 when we asked 0 90 FOR. A | js Vlit fashion feature X ollarish to them. J tve one at this jg today. 0 ;s, Straw and 0 ilson and Man- 0 * 'HEN. | I ?? A A A AAAAilA A A' r W V W ? ? ICYl I i D R Y|[ eet, Union, S. C. J . if ,00k at This Price List: J | ?-Neckties 3c i f JWVesta 15c up | ^ ?-Ladies' Waists. __ 15c up , j. ^-Skirts 25c up ? a-Petticoats __..25cup J a-Pinafores 10c up ( ^ 11 claim to do any kind 1 superior manner, both < r i. After I have once ] J >u will recommend me i . m :f a case of fire nor for 1 J color. . 11 ?Snion| fay 7-9,1912, I 3ARD I sold May 5th, 6th, 7th J , 1912. Limit may be ^ 12, by depositing ticket ^ of 50c. Stop-overs al- ^ ns. & ip tickets will be sold at + n States duringJthe Re "lRLISLE, S. C. * Via Atlanta J $6.20 Agents or Write X P. A., Atlanta, fia. "JOB? t dHly by business men seeking yonr a 1 .raining?and show ambition to ris*. S Colleges than Indorse all other btisi10 CA.i. T-A il -*-1' io outvcs. luiciaauonai reputation, wlllit, Aritkmllfc Letter Wrltfef. Mmh J AKAKTEED under reasonable conditions. Horn* S tedy. Thousa ndsoi bank cask' rs1 bookkeepers, and stenographers are aiding good positions as the result of iking Draughon's Home Study. CATALOGUE. For prices on lessons Y MAIL, write J no. F. Djiaughon, resident, Nashville, Tenn. For/nr#eatlogue on course A T COLLEGE, write L BUSINESS COLLEGE or Nashville, Tea*. Dr. J. T. R. Neal, Prop., Riverside rug Company, Greenville, 0. C., acently: "I have been a practicing ? nyaician ana arugmt cor oyer 35 Bars and hare aold and administered lany kidney medicines but none to 3ual Foley Kidney PiHs. They are iiperlor to any I ever used, and live le quickest and most permanent reef." Jonesrllle' Drug Co., and lymph's Pharmacy.