Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

I BOYS' AN fninthinir g ^UlUUIIIIg II I CAN SAVE YOU ON B< X FROM $2.00 T< I CAN SAVE YOU ON ft! X FROM $1.00 T( Call and look over my Cc You.Purcha I I. FE V, 7 MAIN S V OLD BRADLEY & HERE IS THE 0P1 That you have beei The Matchless Ford 11 your reach. j We have minimi: We have maximize* | and we have made pc T for you. RUNABOUT TOURING CAR _ I Fully equipped and where in Union count It's goqdness and lc it necessary to place if you want an early L. L. WA Ford R 1 MOLES APII ? RM^MI wmi MULEOurr ger, no matter how large, o the surface of the skin. A turn, and no trace og scar OFF is applied directly to 1 which entirely disappears i ing the germ and leaving th ural. . MOLESOFF is put up onl: Each bottle is neatly packed in t full directions, and contains enough ordinary MOLES OR WARTS. We itive GUARANTEE if it fails to r< we will promptly refund the dollar. Florida 33-3mos. LAND SALE. by State of South Carolina, County of Cherokee. an J. Byers Greer, Plaintiff, VS. J. Weslty, Greer, et al., Defendants. In pursuance of an order duly made th in the above stated action, I will sell se i) on salesday, in November, A. D.. 1912, bi< between the legal hours of sale, be- w] fore the court house door in the city of Gaffnev, County and State afore- ba said, to the highest bidder at public da outcry, the following described tracts cb of land, to wit: or "(1) All that certain tract of land, wrj situate ,lying and being in the county ce of Cherokee, State aforesaid, with im- to Erovements thereon, containing two p8 undred and eighty-six and 50-100 acres, and known as the Home Place ^ of Mrs. N. W. Greer, and having the following bounds, to wit: Bounded on the North by Thickety Creek, on the East by lands now or formerly belonging to Mrs. Owens and James Morehead; on the South by a part of the Mrs. N. W. Greer estate known as the Proctor Place and designated herein as tract No. 2, and on the West - by lands of Barnett and A. D. Byers. B; This tract of land being designated as Tract No. 1 in the division ox the said estate, refference being made to a plat si made by H. L. Kennedy." A Also: "(2) All that certain tract of fe land, situate, lying and being in the County of Cherokee, State aforesaid, m with improvements thereon, contain- ai ing one hundred and seventy-four and T< 60-100 acres, and known as the Proc- ai tor Place, and having the following P bounds, to wit: Bounded on the North S< by the above tract of land known as tc the Home Place and designated here- al in as Tract No. 1; on tne East by a lands belonging to J. T. Moorehead A and John McCullough; on the South e< by lands formerly belonging to John Smith, now owned by Wm. Blackwood, 41 and on the West by lands belonging II to Hughes and Bamett. This tract of land being designated as Tract No. 2 in the division of the said estate, reference being made to a plat made b ID MEN'S ind Shoes! 4c 4a 3YS' SUITS? 4 ? 0 $3.00 ON THE SUIT. X I lEN'S SUITS? 4 t, D $1.50 ON THE SUIT. ? f >mplete Lines, Whether 2 seorNot. <? T ^om |j TREET. J ESTES STAND. | ^ SS^SSm c< _.i| T th n< ai SV mraBBBBr PORTUNITY ?; th i waiting for. fo lO tl AT17 nri^ktM ^ ao iivtt rmiuu ar zed the price. of d the product co jssible a Model ?f( $575.00 H $650.00 delivered anyiw price makes an early order a delivery. th LGNON, d> .epresentative. Fi = ne I \ without pain or dan- | I 11UW 1 ill raiBCU HUUVC W nd they will never re- p1 will he left. MOLES- " the MOLE or WART, H in about six days, kill- si ie skin smooth and nat- m w m y in One Dollar bottles I 163 i plain case, accompanied by ~ remedy to remove eight or ten 111 sell MOLESOFF under a pos- P< jmove your MOLE or WART, v< Distributing Company Dept. al Pensacola, Fla. a hmhbihbJL p ========= V H. L. Kennedy." J The above tracts of land will be first dl fered for sale each tract separately, id then the two tracts will be offered bi ? 2* i-1- - x 1.- * i ? a. wuuic, ix tne tracts 01 lana so C{ tared for sale separately shall self . r a sum greater than the sum so tared for tne two tracts as a whole, N en the bid for the two tracts of land t> Jarately shall stand, otherwise the ?' for the two tracts of land as a ?_ hole shall stand. ^ Terms of Sale?One-third cash, the P1 ilance in one and two years from in ite, secured by bond of the puraser or purchasers and a mortage mortgages of the premises sold, 11 ith interest at the rate of eight per nt, per annum from date, with leave the pnurchaser or purchasers to ty all cash if so desired, purchaser purchasers to pay for papers and A cording of same. , ., Thos. M. Caldwell, hl Clerk of Court. bi October 7. 1912 41-9t ?. m Citation to Kidred and Creditors w ate of South Carolina, County of Union. y Hon. W. W. Johnson, Judge of ^ Profcate. p: Whereas, L. S. Townsend, has made n lit to me to grant him Letters of dministration on the Estate and efsets of Ben. P. Townsend, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and ad- n onish all and singular the kindred d id creditors of the said Ben F. H ownsend, deceased, that they be and <? spear, before me,in the Court of robate, to be held at Union, C. C., * outh Carolina, on the 21st day of Oc- h >ber, next, after publication hereof, t 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show tuse, if anv they have, why the said dministration should not be granti. a Given under my hand and seal this S th day of October, Anno Domini, t> 912. a W. W. Johnson, a Probate Judge. Published on the 11th day of Octoer, 1912, in the Union Times. 4 1 :lash of the races | at TENNESSElmine)ne Negro is Killed, TwdOthers Wounded and White Manliot Through Knee. I Nashville. Tenn.. Oct 20?L +v.o esult of racial troubles at Ctsnont, 'enn., seven miles north oaracy lity, one negro coke puller I dead nd two others wounded and SCrick, while man, is shot through tllknee, ccording ot a special dispatclfrom 'racy City. More than 200 sholwere xchanged. I Sheriff Shrum and a posse omepuv. ies have the situation in hal and urther trouble is not expected! The trouble started one wel ago rhen seven negro cope pullerlwere rrested on the charge of giung. hey were tried before a maglrate nd fined $10 each and costs. I few ays later a threatening and olceno ote was left at the housp nf tViltrioi lagistrate. It was charged I the 'hite miners that the negroe conicted of gaming were tne auth rs of le letter and considerable < icitelent followed. A negro coke fuller nd a white miner engaged in i n alircation at the rear of the commisiry of the Sewanee Fuel and Ccfce >mpany late Saturday afternoon, he white man struck the negro over te head with a shovel, breaking the jgro's arm. Shots were exchanged id S. Crick, a bystander, was shot in ie knee. Two hundred miners were resent and some 200 shots were red. Manager Walden of the commls. try ordered the store closed and that > ammunition be sold. Officers got 1 the trail and Saturday surrounded e negroes in their quarters, but here their arrival unknown persons id fired on the negroes, killing one id injuring two. The negroes were ;pt in their quarters all night by the ficers. There are about 75 negro ke pullers at Coalmont and many them were recently imported from )Uthpvn nointe OW TO ERADICATE THE CATTLE TICK. Columbia, S. C., Oct 21.?"It is conrvatively estimated that the cattle :k causes a loss of between fifty and hundred million dollars annually to e South." This statement is made by r. E. M. Nighbert, of the United ates bureau of animal industry, *io has charge of arrangements for e cattle dipping vat to be installed r demonstration purposes at the fth National Corn Exposition here fXt January. "By rffypprntive ef.rf ttffc efkdicMeiT from any farm, atter what the conditions, witnui k to nine months." This cattle dipping vat at the Expotion'will be used to demonstrate the -actical use of this most effective id most certain method of ridding ittle of this pest. This demonstrasn is one feature of the comprehenve exhibit from the Federal Departent of Agriculture, which, together ith the educational exhibits from any State agricultural colleges and cperiment stations, and competitive chibits from many states, gives the xposition its recognized value as a >tent factor in the agricultural deilopment of the nation. The cattle tick costs South Carolina jout $1,000,000 annualy, according to conservative estimate by Dr. M. Ray owers of Clemson College, State eterinarian. Dr. Powers will assist r. Nighbert in demonstrating the ipping vat at the Exposition. "The cattle tick prevents safe reeding, handling and marketing of ittle because it transmits disease ? every animal it infests," says Dr. ighbert, in pointing out the necessi r for the eradication of the pest, rhe cattle tick is easily, permanentand inexpensibly eradicated by dip. ing cattle in a concrete vat contain, g the standard solutions." om'Watson's Friends Desert Him -Because of His Religious Ideas. Atlanta, Oct. 21.?Tom Watson's tlanta followers are about to desert im for the first time since he came ick into the democratic field. There re several hundred voters in this imlediate vicinity who boast that they ill follow Watson through h?1, potically speaking, if he leads them. t these same man are saying that ley won't follow him iA his religious rejudices ,and there is the present lb. It is reported that Watson has bolt1 Wilson, and is urging his friends ot to vote'for Wilson because the emocratic candidate is open minded nd friendly toward the Catholics. We can't follow Tom in that," say ome of his most ardent admirers ere. Notice. Notice is hereby given that all perons indebted to the estate of J. F. imith,deceased, must make payment y me; and all persons holding claims gainst the estate must present the ame properly verified at once. Henry Smith, Administrator of Estate of 2-2t J. F. Smith. | "BIGGE Part Oet. 29,3 liberal Prizes i Cash to Corn a Magnificent Exh: 88 Contes Poultry, Agriculti partments A Dazzling Midw The Best Ra In Circuit With Raleigh, Char] $3,OQ( Fast Track and R Miss It. ] PAUL \ Immmmm m n~-I IniKM i rr'W^11 1 i A Good Old Scare. 1 Hats off to this old-fashioned scare? ) Which doth the dents of ages bear. It clamors as it bids us stop: ' "Cranberries won't be half a crop!" ( ?Cleveland Plain Dealer. -| LAND SALE. < Notice is hereby given that the * lands belonging to the estate of Mrs. F. E. H. Thomas, deceased, will be sold for a division among the heirs, before the court house door at Union, 1 S. C., Monday, Nov. 4, that being the J legal salesday in Nocember. The land is described as follows: All that certain tract of land, containing 500 acres, more or less, and situate and lying in Santuc township, said tract being the land belonging to the estate of Mrs. F. E. Thomas, de- ^ ceased, and bounded as follows: On the North by lands of L. B .Jeter, Sr. and R. A. Kitchens; on the East by lands of the Welch estate; on the South by lands of Mrs. G. P. Garrett and on the West by lands belonging to D. Fant Gilliam and D. R. McCracken. Terms of sale: Cash, purchaser to pay for papers. E. G. Thomas, C. J. Thomas, H. J. Thomas, T r> TViAmoo Mrs. I. M. Lyles Mrs Maud Redick. Mrs. Nettie Harvey. 42-3t-pd. Notice. All persons holding claims against the estate of Mrs. Emma C. O'Snieltfs, deceased, must present the same duly proven, to the undersigned, and ail persons indebted to said state will make payments to us. H. B. O'Shields, Laurens, S C. 1 J. C. O'Shields, I Jonesville, S. C. Qualified Executors. October, 7, 1912 41-3t T\f\ w "M m T* A L?K. 1. 1Y1. HA1K DENTIST Office Over Mutual Dry ] Goods Company. DR. D. H. MARTIN DENTIST Room No. 2, Nicholson Building, j Union, S. C. Office hours: 9 a. m., to 1 p. m., 2 to 6 p. m. < R AND BE T* Y-T PT* ANBURI 10,31 and n all Departmei lone. $400 for ibit from the Sou tants in Girls Toma iral, Horse, Cattle Write for Premi ay. 2 Bands. 2 W FUN FOR ALL. icing in Souf Roanoke, Winst( lotte, Spartanburg ? w -w nr v v n 9 I INI l-'UJ aces Pulled With Si Reduced Rates on a r. MOOR Removal Notice! r "E3Vi! UiuveU my lum>er yards to location lear the Power House. [ carry a full supply of aest Lumber and all dnds of Building Material, always ready for delivery either verbal ar phone orders. Your patronage is solicited, and Satisfaction Guaranteed. Respectfully, Lawrence Smith. Phone 196. AFTER TAKING HUIET'S CHILL BUSTER ro break up your chills Take a Bottle of Huiet's Pink Blood Purifier To build up your system. PALME7TO DRUG CO. THE MONEY SAVERS Union. S. C. PICTURE FRAMING AND : : WALL PAPER : : Furniture Repaired and Polished Lounges, Sofas and Chairs covered. Mattresses mad? over Church Cushions to order. MILLINGS 19 WEST MAIN STREET ITER" I i run i rain I Nov. 1 its. $1,000 in Best 10 Ears. thern Railway, ito Club. and Swine Deum List. ild West Shows. h Carolina )n, Greensboro, md Augusta. RSES lap. Yon Can't 11 Roads. E, See. $100 Reward will be given to the one showing that we use anything else than the best leathei in our shoe shop. We take your measure and make your shoes to order. Any style. Best workmanship and Best Material. Goldstein & Foster 2nd Door From Tinsley's Jewelry Store. PHONE 35-L. r i ?THE? DIXIE CAFE IS NOW SERVING FRESH NORFOLK OYSTERS Raw. Stewed or Fried. Raw Oysters Sold in Bulk. lNKIHAP Ml \l< -k#. auJWUl>? IIIUTIIJIJ ?JtJV OPEN DAY AND NIGHT DIXIE CAFE Phnni> 79 PSILLOS & BEUSSARY, Props. E. IN MAN ATTORNEY AT LAW h Greenville. S. C. 121 Court Street