Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4?4? 4?4r4? 4?4?4* 4? fi Banking J fl Courtesy in the ma X a customer or fl Conservatism and displayed by a ?|t ^ ^ A deposit account ^ the community * Successful operatic 4* 40 years. a a If Representative nan ^ ors. 4* fl Competent officials 4* force. 4* Merchant! * Natio * OF UP j| F. M. FARR, President. 4* J. D. AR' + CAPITAL ANI 4,+4,4,4,4,+4,4?4?4*H I Don I Xo S i ? + V CRIMP ROOFING, J COMPOSITION + GUTTERIN( * ^ FAINTS * WE] I ?|t ^ Prices Guaranteed or 1 UNION PLUMBII ?ft J. E. KIRBY. Phone 205-J 27 IF YOU GROW PEi WILL PLEA! If you use fertilizer s tributor, the hopper he If you plow cotton ai Cotton and Corn Plow break or bend. Write us for Circula: readers of this paper \ STAR PEA M Bennc | "Get it at I QUA 1 Counts for more than p suit in everything. ; ANOTHE1 ^ "Sensation Self-Risinj ' Cream Farina 2 Flap f p This week Ten Pound <; Lard for IT.B.W I ; "The CI P Phone 237 fc?4?4,4i4i4,44i4,4i4,4?4,4|iK Guide Posts % nner accorded to you wheth- X not. J successful management as 4* Bank's earnings. 4 reflecting the confidence of J 4 n covering a period of over 4 4 4 lies on the Board of Direct- ^ 4 . i.-. -1 1--1 J ) tiuu an accurate clerical T * + 5 & Planters + nal Bank * ?ON, S. C. A. H. FOSTER, Vice-Pres. J THUR, Cashier. *T ) SURPLUS $100,000. + #c h *b 4? 4? 4? 4* 4* 4* 4*4*4* 4? 4*4* X 't Fail | tee Us | fuk + + + ROOFING, ]? i 5, . * j AND OILS, J I A, CURBING, 4- 1 GARDEN, HOSE ETC. ? J. i i Anything that We Carry. J j IG & ELECTRIC CO. | j JULIAN HUGHES. 4? ' E. Main St. Union, S. C. ^ i ? i RiOUT View j \S A STAR PEA HULLER SE AND PAY YOU. ee our Force-Feed Wizard Dis>lds 100 pounds, id corn, see the J. M. B. No. 20 rstoek, the steel beam will not rs and prices. Our offer to the vill interest you. ACHINE COMPANY ittsville, S. C. i i 1 Washburn's'' | ; lLITY j; quantity. Quality is our long < 5 R SHIPMENT!! $ ? Flour", ? ! ? 1 Jacks, ? All the Good Syrups, Too. < ECIAL!! 4 sSnowdrift_... $1.00 f! ashburn | i lean Grocery" ^ ! Quick Delivery ^ FLEEING DEAF MUTE Cot WOUNDED FROM REA ate 66,1 Lewis Duncan, 14 Years Old, Shot 1 >1 1 Spartanburg Man, Who Mia-inU) takes Him for Intruder. es Spartanburg, March 17.?Lew Duncan, a mute, 14 years of age, ato pupil at Cedar Springs institute f the deaf and blind, was shot ear pc last night by T. M. Ross of this cit ew who took the lad for an intruder up< iroi his premises. The boy appeared ?bli the Ross home about 9 o'clock in t ?.n is evening and knocked at the doc Miss Lizzie Ross responded. T1 J. other members of the family had r e tired, but upon opening the door aifne beholding what appeared to her to 1 a "ghost" that made signs and a p Ve culiar noise, Miss Ross shriek* d bringing to her assistance her fathi s armed with a shotgun. When M ce Ross appeared the boy ran. He, < -pi course, did not heed the calls of M s Ross to halt and the result was thi ^ he was fired upon. The shot too rj effect in the lad's back, but he cor gj tinued to run, and it was not learne until an hour after that the boy ha been wounded. He was found on th SI sidewalk later by a son of Mr. Rosi ra who was returning home. ^ The lad's condition tonight is sai !n not to be serious. He has many sho u in his back and arms. ' The boy, who is from Greenvill J' county, had run away from the insti tution at Cedar Springs. in y: State Senator T. J. Strait, of Lan 111 caster, announced that he would no rt be a candidate for governor. Senato ev Strait, who has served two terms ii 'e the lower house of congress, and fo a number of years a leading figur ru in state politics, said that man; friends had urged him to enter th T gubernatorial race, but that he sav as no necessity for doing so. "If ther ev is a change in conditions," said thi st Senator, "I may cast my sombrero ii^u the ring, but at the present time have no idea of becoming a candi late.?Spartanburg Journal. N uii Foley Kidney Pills will reach youLrr individual case if you have any fornor nf kidney or bladder trouble, an;ea backache, rheumatism, uric acid poisa.y >ning or irregular and painful kid'11 ney action. They are strengthening tonic and curative, and contain n* . labit forming drugs. The Rice DruKnl Company. President Wilson's cabinet includg ^ two members of foreign birth, whof? naturally , would be debarred from ? the presidential succession. are Secretary of the Interior who is a native of Prince Edward Island, and William R. Wilson, head ? ,, , . . . . T? 3i me new department 01 isoor, wno " first saw the light of day at Blantyre, jj Scotland?Spartanburg Journal. si C( Cures Old Sores, Other Remedies Wsa't Cure L The worst cases, mo matter of how long standing, I are cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr. hj I'ortcr's Antiseptic Healiny Oil. It relieves <?< I'aiu and Heals .it the same time. 26c, 60c, SL00. h, c LOST BOTH HIS LEGS TWICE. Second Pair Cut Off by Train, How- ?] ever, Were Wooden Ones. li New York Dispatch to Philadelphia Record. For the second time within five years William Fitting, 19 years old, u of East Williston, L. I., suffered am- a putation of the legs by a train on the o: Long Island railroad today. This & time, however, it was his wooden logs. J Fitting fell under a train at Glen si Head more than four years ago and ? oth his legs were cut off. He had wooden pegs made and with crutches has moved about briskly. He was h standing at the Westbury station to- ii lay when a woman walked on the si tracks in a bewildered way, not see- o ing a train approaching. Fitting: C yeueu at ner, Dut sne aid not under- c ttand whereupon he stumped over S' to her and pushed her aside just as t; the train came by. Fitting was not able to get out of he way and was knocked down and jnder the wheels. Bystanders thought ^ fie had been killed, but found that ex- ^ ;ept for a few bruises he had only p ost his "legs" again. a 'I To Cure a Cold in One Day ' Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It stop# the Cough and HeadAcbe and works off the Cold. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. , E. W. DROVE'S signature on each box. 25c. 0 . n When a woman is continually giv- I ing hubby a piece of her mind, she a :an't wonder at his being smarter i than she is. I t i'robate Judges Sale. ^ State of South Carolina, Union County. 8 By authority of the Court of Pro- 8 bate for said county, the undersigned c will, on Saturday, March 22nd, 1012, it 11 o'clock in the forenoon, sell, at the late residence of Robert D. Coleman, deceased, near Joncsville, S. C., it public auction, the personal prop- ( arty of -said R. D. Coleman," consist- t ing chiefly of household and kitchen t furniture; farm .tools, shop tools, one t cow, one hog one share capital stock \ :>f Haile Shoe Company, fowls, meat < and other provisions. ] J. S. Kendrick, f Qualified Administrator. 1 March 3, 1913. 10-3.t. < .ton consumed in the United s in February amounted to 933 running bales, including 23,inters, compared with 533,251 in ary. Cotton on hand February 4,209,238 bales. Active spinnumbered 30,518,619, of which 9,986 were in cotton growing s. Best Known Cough Remedy. r forty-three years Dr. King's Discovery has been known lghout the world as the most re3 cough remedy. Over three milbottles were used last year. Isn't proof? It will get rid of your h, or we will refund your money. Owens, of Allendale, S. C., writes urn XT r? f /\f Uamo knrrn iiuuutcuo vx uvucio uavu After twenty years, I find that King's New Discovery is the best :dy for coughs and colds that I ever used." For coughs or colds all throat and lung troubles, it no equal. 50c and $1.00 at The Drug Company. le Imperial council of the Shrinwill meet in Dallas, Texas, May to 15th. A large number of ners from the State will attend, lartanburg Journal. The Cause of Rheumatism. :omach trouble, lazy liver and and inged kidneys are the cause of imatism. Get your stomach, liver, leys and bowels in healthy condiby taking Electric Bitters, and will not be troubled with the is of rheumatism. Charles B. Ala school principal, of Sylvania, who suffered indescribable tor! from rheumatism, liver and nach trouble ana diseased kids, writes: "All remedies failed 1 I used Electric Bitters, but four les of this wonderful remedy ;d me completely." Maybe your imatic pains come from stomach r or kidney troubles. Electric Bitwill give you prompt relief. 50c $1.00. Recommended by The Rice g Company. he new Second Baptist church i dedicated in Florence Monday. . W. T. Derieux of Greenville ased in the services.?Spartanburg rnal. Best for Skin Diseases. Nearly every skin disease yields :kly and permanently to Bucklen's lica Salve, and nothing is bettei burns or bruises. Soothes and Is. John Deye, of Gladwin, Mich., s, after suffering twelve years h skin ailment and spending $40C doctors' bills, Bucklen's Amies ve* cured him. It will help you [y 25c. Recommended by the Ric< lg Company. Ill get-f&t-quick records wen ken by Malissa Coner, colored 0 died at her home at Grayson jryette C?t?nty, Georgia. It tool arteen men to put her in a coffin. An Epidemic of Coughing. 1 sweeping over the town and youn| ad old are alike' affected. Foley' ionev & Tar Compound is a quick ife, reliable family medicine fo lughs and colds. A. S. Jones, o ?e Pharmacy, Chico, Calif., says Foley's Honey and Tar Compoun as no equal, and I recommend it a mtaining no narcotics or othe armiul properties." The Rice Dru ompany. W. F. Coltrun, a young white ma t Charleston, attempted suicide b iking a tablet of bichloride, lie i I a serious condition in the Rope lospital.?Spartanburg Journal. Many a Suffering Woman. Drags herself painfully throuf sr daily tasks suffering from bad the, headache, nervousness, and lo: f sleep, not knowing her ills are di ) kidney and bladder troubles. Fob [idney Pills give quick relief fro ain and misery, a prompt return ealth and strength. No woman wl affers can afford to overlook FoK .idney Pills. The Rice Drug Co. Nearly 50 Greenville county gii ave been enrolled for active wo II the tomato clubs this comii ummer. This enrollment is the wo f Miss Bruce Hough, who arrived Ireenville a few days ago to tal harge of the tomato club work ai chool supervision in Greenville cou y.?Spartanburg Journal. Are You Constipated? ? If so, get a box of Dr. King's N< ,ife Pills, take them regufarly a our trouble will quickly disappei 'hey will stimulate the liver, ii irove your digestion and pet rid ill the poisons from your syste 'hey will get you well again. 25c 'he Rice Drug Company. News reached the city early Mc lay morning of the burning Sund light at Eastover, S. C., of a lar am, the property of R. C. Ham i young planter who is well kno' n Columbia, says the Record. Thi torses, 10 mules, over a thousa iushels of corn, other foodstuffs a valuable farm machinery were < itroyed. The total loss is estimal tt between $(>,0Q0 and $7,000. It aid JJiere was no insurance. 1 ause of the fire is unknown. V Cold, la Grippe, Then Pneumor Is too often the fatal sequence, 2rippe coughs hang on, weaken lystem, and lower the vital resi ince. R. G. Collins, Postmaster, Ba igat, N. J., says: "I was troub vith a severe La Grippe cough wh :ompletely exhausted me. Fol? Beney and Tar Compound s< (topped the coughing spells ehtir< It can't be beat." The Rice Di Company. I Easter i You should see th we are showing i newest and latest patterns? $10.00 to ' We have just rece lines of Neckwc Shirts, Ladies L made by the fan & Co. They are h and leathers. F and Walk-Over C are here. The "big noise" Stetson. We kno\ with them for ye the brisk young them. They com son's, because we meht alert up to t Let us show yon and Stiff Stetsons season. J. CO ; ' :r Twin Cylinders, Single Cylinder BICYCLES from ? SUPPLIES at about 25 per . SS the State. ly If you need anything in be shipped by PARCEL POS Write me your wants and iy don't buy. rk * * lf? GAFFNE rk Agent for Cherokee, Yoi in ke ' BHHHHSHHHKHI w I Young "J? I Read what Cardui did m- flj Faribault, Minn. She says: m. I 8??^ Cardui has done me. A at H to suffer so much with all kin so weak that I could hardl ,n_ bottle of Cardui, at the drug ay H. taken a few doses, I began ge Today, I feel as well as I TAKE I ICardui is Are you a woman ? Th< "he number of troables and trie H which, in time, often lead to A tonic is needed to hel lia* relieve weakness, headache, i H the signs of weak nerves ant ist- For a tonic, take Cardul, jjj H You will never regret it, ich Ask your druggist about ??" I mJSn?^&t rug sbhhhhhbbhh Vpparel I ' 4 .. j le line of Suits for Easter?the ; in styles and os nn ived our Spring :ar, Manhattan ow Cut Shoes ious E. P. Reed lere in all styles rench, Crossett )xfords for men in Hats is the v the hat?lived iars. We know men who wear e to us for Stetkeep our assorthe moment. i our new Soft - for the Spring I HEN. f ; ^ $257.50 ' 1 $207.50 $25.00 to $100.00 cent less than any dealer in j line send me your order to T. if I don't save you money, 1HNSON :y, s. c. k and Union Counties* Women I for Miss Myria Engler, of "Let me tell you how much H is a young girl, I always had H d of pain. Sometimes, \ was H y stand on my feet I got a B store, and as soon as I had B to feel better. B anyone can." B The I UI?m TamT* ffviiiaiio lumt en yon are subject to a large H gularities, peculiar to women, H more serious trouble. H p yon over the hard places, to and other unnecessary pains, H i over-work. H the woman's tonic. H for it will certainly help yon. H it He knows. He sells it H Modtetat Co., Oiitlmoofo, T?na H Tr**tmcct lor Woaica." MnflrM. J9i H \