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Jonesvllle News Letter.
Jonesville, April 23.?There wee a
mber of hard down-pours of rain g]
ere yesterday morning which will tie b
p farm work for several days. Now 11
.nd then there Is a little corn planted "
,nd a few acres has been planted in tl
otton in all this country. May will
Ind most of the seed corn and cotton
end in the houses in stead of the o
;round. w
Mr. J. K. (JauIt. who lives a few n
nlles from Junesville, was hurt in a c
vreck on the Southern at Cedar c
tarings station last Thursday evening <>
md the Railway has affeced a set- i<
lenient with Mr. Gault for his injuries ii
it $160.
For the last week our people have
tad much to read and talk about, In ?
he great sea disaster, when so many
>eople went to a watery grave in the v
leep blue sea. I have been in battles v
n the late war where more people E
net instant death with shot and shell, *
>ut this sea disaster Is the most af- j
'ecting and appaling to me of any- s
hing 1 have ever seen or read about. 0
Messrs. Forest Spears, Walter j*
lames and Boyd Scott went from 8
ronesvllle to Union Saturday evening 6
n Mr. C. N. Alexander's car and they
-eturned after night and in crossing
he bridge over Rocky creek, the auto *
'an into the railing of the bridge and E
vas disabled so it could not be oper- 11
ited and they had to push and tote d
he machine off the bridge where they >'
ildetracked it and left it and walked 1
lome.
Mr. Marlon Roberts, who has been
lecuon lorcman on tne soutnern Ka.llyay
here for some time, has been *
iromoted by the Southern to the po- h
iltion of supervisor from Alston to Is
Greenville, and will move with his n
amily to Donalds soon. ,
Mr. William Smith of Hock Hill, t
tucceeds Mr. Roberts as foreman of (
his section.
The second quarterly conference of
he Jonesville charge will be held at *
s'ew Hope church net Friday. 1
Rev. J. E. Coker, Mrs. Coker and *
Dr. F. M. Ellerbe attended the State s
Sunday School convention at Qreenvood
last week.
Mrs. W. A. Corkill of Chester and
lira. W. E. Ferguson of Spartanburg
*ere the guests of Mrs. Dr. H. T.
i lames Saturday and Sunday.
Two boys from Pacolet named Hol:omb
and Wyatt, respectively, started
out Monday morning for a hobo
Lrip and before leaving they prepared
themselves with some rations and
jther things which they appropriated
[or their use, but a phone message to J
Jonesville caused them to be appaa
landed and returned to Pacolet lo^H
Hill?llll 'V"'
Kefly
her daughter, Mrs. John M. Gauli, i
here last week- " <
Messrs. H. S. Porter and H. C. Lit- r
ie of Kelton were in Jonesville last
Friday.
The coal chute at Hodges, on the
Southern railway, burned Friday night
Kith a thousand tons of coal and three
x>x cars, causing a loss of about six
housand dollars.
A negro woman from Edgefield
:ouuty, named Ida Weaver, was tried B
n TTvtf t/vJ Oi-i? *- ?
.? me uuiluu oirtitjo tuiin hi ureenille
last week for raising a $1 bill to
111. (
UNION PROOF. J
thould Convince Every Union Render
The frank statement of a neighbor, j
el ling the merits of a remedy, c
Bids you pause and believe. 9
The same endorsement
By some stranger far away
Commands no belief at all. /
Here's an Union case.
An Union citizen testifies.
Read and be convinced.
W. T. Tracy, 61 S. Pinckney St.,
Jnlon, S. C., says: "I took Doan'e
riA. r*ni- ? ?
nunejr fiim wnen suirering from
tackache and other troubles caused f
>y weak kidneys and I received comdy
as being Just as represented."
lete relief. I recommend this remMr.
Tracy is only on of many Uni>n
people who have gratefully enoi^ed
Doan's Kidney Pills. If your
ack aches?if your kidneys bother
ou, don't simply ask for a kidney
emedy?ask distinctly for Doan's
[ldney Pills, the same thart Mr. Tray
had?the remedy backed by home
istlmony. 50c all stores. Poster- s
Illburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. t
When Your Back is Lame?Rem em- 3
er the Name."
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Governor Blease on Thursday parol- ?
1 James Stobo Young of Laurens till
ctober 1st Young was secretary of ^
le late Seminole Securities Co., and G
as sentenced in January to one (
par for reach of trust at the time |(
ohn Y. Garllngton the president of \
ie company, was sentenced to three a
pars. C
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mm. u. u. oiai nun, mcKury, ?. v>.?
as in the past suffered severely with ^
lroat and lung trouble, and says: "I
Bed Foley's Honey and Tar Comound
for this and it gave me lmledlate
satisfaction and relief. It
Ives me pleasure to recommend this
reparation for sore throat, hoarse- f
ess, or any affliction of the throat li
r lungs. I know It will do all claimed
>r It" Joneevllle Drug Co., and
lymph's Pharmacy. ^
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Fortunes In Faces.
There's often much truth in the
ayylng "her face is her fortune,"
ut Its never said where pimples,
kin eruptions, blotches or other
lemlses disfigure It Impure blood
i back of them all, and shows the
eed of Dr. King's New Life Pills,
'hey promote health and beauty. Try
lem. 21 cents at The Rice Drug Co.
A joint conference of the South Carlina
and Tennessee Lutheran synods
ill be held at Bethlehem church,
ear Irmo, on the 26th instant to deIde
on the location and other matters
onnected with the proposed Lutheran
ollege for women. The committee on
>catIon has recommended Sumerland,
i Lexington county, as the location.
A Log on the Track.
f the fast express means serious
rouble ahead if not removed, no does
ass of appetite. It means lack of
itality, loss of strength and nerve
/eakness. If appetite falls, take
Jlectric Bitters quickly to overcome
he 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
Oc at The Rice Drug Company.
Jesse Clifton Penny, Associated
>resa operator in the office of the
lews and Courier, committed suicide
a his room In Charleston on Saturav.
He was 30 years old and a fine
oung man. No cause is assigned,
le was originally from Abbeville.
Saves Leg of Boy.
"It seemed that my 14-years old boJ
innM *-?- 1 *
rvu?v? ?M?fW W ?VDC UIO IOK, uu auwuui
if an ugly ulcer, caused by a bad
ruise," write D. P. Howard, Aquone,
1. C. All remedies and doctors treatment
failed till we tried Bucklen's
irnica Calve, and cured falm with one
ox. "Cures burns, bolls, skin erupions,
piles. 21c at The Rice Drug
Company.
John Gary, colored, was shot and
dlled with a shotgun on Sunday afernoon
at Alcolu, Clarendon county,
>y John Barfleld, white. No cause is
:iven for the killing.
Sated B?y His Wife.
She's a wise woman who knows Just
that to do when her husband's life is
n danger, but Mrs. R. J. Flint, Brainree,
Vt., is of that kind. "She lnslat>d
on my using Dr. King's New DIs:overy,"
writes Mr. P. "for a dreadful
:ough, when I was so weak my
rlends all thought I had only a short
lme to live, and it completely cured
ne." A quick cure for coughs and
solds, It's the most safe and reliable
nedicine for many throat and lung
troubles?grip, bronchi tls, croup,
topping cough, quinsy, tonsllltls,
kprrhages. A trial will convince
SO pants and $1.00. Guaranteed
ted ] Ig seam to forget that he is a
sracl ;rjack when it comes to square
oot. $ *T"^|
R. 0. Collins, Poetmaster at Barnecat,
N. J., advises his friends: "I
lnd your Foley's Honey and Tar
3om >ound the best remedy for a
xmt % I ever tried. I had a lagrippe
xiugi that left me completely exlausted,
but after taking half a botle
?f Foley's Honey and Tar Com>ound,
the oonghing spells entirely
:eased. I wish to say It cant be
seat." Sold by Jonesville Drug Co.,
tnd Glymph's Pharmacy.
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Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that J. O.
"kult, administrator of the Estate of
1. Thomas Alman, has applied to W.
N. Johnson, Judge of Probate, in and
'or the County of Union, for a final
llscharge as such Administrator.
It is Ordered, That the 13th day of
fay, A. D., 1912, be fixed for hearing
if Petition, and a final settlement of
aid Estate.
W. W. Johnson, /
Probate Judge, for Union Co.
Vpril 11, 1912 In The Union Times 4t.
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