Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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"THE J. J. LTTTLEJ IN JONESV FOR SALE AT Terms From 1 E. F. K t I . TKp Hanrliocf anil P m hw m. a?Ma?UV<ll> UUU V/ of Delivering Si / ra'<$M Quick Deli Figuring on the conservative in delivery trips, under the week operator, the advantage Van are immediately apparei Small merchandise can thus be delivc unapproached by any other method, ment to the regular stock twin cyli The reputation <*f ?h? Indian fa. I Maintenance Coat is universally kn< any Indian rider. You're sure to kn The box of thr Indian Van is 40 in inches deep. The body is of sheel seams and is absolutely waterproof, by two latches on the inner side of tl A lock is also provided to prevent t unguarded. User's name and any i lettered on the sides of the van box. T HP. Twin Indian, wkh Delivery Qscick Delivery Van only, for 191! Smnd for apecm Full bicycle and Motorcyc Prompt Delivery by Pa information call on or wii R. E. JO GAFFNE Agent for Cherokee, UnJ Henry Blackwell was killed by lightning at his home near Blacksburg on Monday.?Newberry Observer. i The name of 2,500 poll tax delinquents have been sent to the city ' magistrates* of Charleston, with in- 1 tiirucuons 10 correct.?Newberry Ob- < server. MOTHERS! HAVE YOUR CHILDREN WORMS? Are they feverish, restless, ner- } vous, irritable, dizzy or constipated? ( 0t tk?) MtUlMli] BUS Um4i u? t ?r frrint their teetk? Have thej j tsltryirt paiaa, irrefilai sad rivenous appetite? These are all signs of j worms. Worms not only cause your child suffering, but stunt its mind ] and growth. Give "Kickapoo Worm i Killer" at once. It kills and removes < the worms, improves your child's ap- i Eetite, regulates stomach, liver and i owels. The symptoms disappear j and your child is made happy and healthv. as natliro inton/lorl All < dmggists or by mail, 25c. Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company Philadelphia, Pa. St. Louis, Mo. NOTICE! State of South Carolina, County of Union., City of Union. Notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern: That the undersigned is not, and has not been for months, a member of the firm locally known as Hampton Bros., or. of any other firm or company; and is not liable or responsible for any debts or contracts and will not be; .made and entered into in the name of Hampton Bros. Notice also, is hereby given, that ine undersigned is and will be liable ?nly, and responsible for, the debts and contracts entered and made by himself personally and individually; and that no person has any authority from the undersigned to buy, contract a debt or enter into any contract making him liable or responsible. The general public will please take due ana timely notice and be governed accordingly, Respectfully, Cardoza H. Hampton. IT?!?? o n ? ? ? ? v>IIIVII, o. Kj.f AUg,l, 1919. 31 3t. FOR SALE. I offer ten (10) shares of Union Clothing Co.'s stock for sale. I have decided to remain with J. Cohen, and am offering my stock in Union Cloth*ing Co. for sale. See me or J. Cohen. 80 tf. J Louis Jolly. IOHN RESIDENCE" ILLE, S. C. A SACRIFICE L to 10 Years. *1 heapest Method mall Goods? j very Van i average of 70 miles a day 1 control of a $10 or $12 a ;s of the Indian Motocycle It. :red with ? desp?toh and economy The Van is simply aa attachnder Indian Motocyde for 1913. ced, Power, Durability and Low >wn. Satisfy yourself by asking ow several in your looolity. ohes long, 21 inches wide and 21. t steel, lapped and riveted at atl When closed the oover is held tie body, convenient to the rider, heft of contents when the van is idvertising matter can easily be Van, complete, $330 ) f-o-b. 3 Indian SO) Factory "-"T ' # Je Supplies at Low Price, reel Post. For further Ite to . .... J TT%T? v niNdOJN ] Y' S. C. ion and York Counties. The Anderson Mail says that a silk mill and a bleachery are both probabilities for that city soon.?Newberry Observer. Solicitor Cooper tells the Greenwood Index that he is positively in the race for governor.?Newberry Observer. SUFFERED ECZEMA FIFTY YEARS?NOW WELL Seems a long time to endure the ?wful burning, itching, smarting, inm-niKdHSp known as "tetter"? lauiht lint ici Eczema. Oeeems ?ood to realize, also, that l>r. Hobion's Ee_ema Ointment has proven a perfect cure. Mrs. D. L. Kenny writes:?"I canlot sufficiently express my thanks to /ou for your Dr. Hobson's Eczema Dintment. It has cured my tetter, which has troubled me for over 50 fears." All druggists, or by mail, >0c. PFEIFFER CHEMICAL CO. 5t. Louis, Mo. Philadelphia, Pa. everybody] Should Take a Tonic To help keep the system In good shape during the summer. We only want you to try one guaranteed bottle DR. HUIET'S rout mood Furffier If you are not pleased get your money back. PALMETTO DRUG CO. THE MONEY SAVERS UNION* S. C ANCIENT DARKY PEPPERED^ WHEN ALARM WENT |l'f "Uncle" Henry Richardson Had seat ol Trousers Torn Away As He Emerged From Chicken House Greenville News. Henry Richardson, a true type of the ante-bellum negro, is resting at city police headquarters with about thirty bird shot beneath his skin as the result of some "fowl" play on Saturday night. Mr. Jacob Sterns, who lives on the outskirts of the city pnd who is a great chicken fancier, heard a noise in his fowl house on Saturday night and, upon investiira tion, found "Uncle" Henry in his back yard. The old darkey was unable to explain his presence and made an effort to get away. In the scuffle Mr. Stern's shot gun went off and peppered the ministerial old negro with small bird shot. Mr. Sterns then held him until the police arrived. "Uncle" Henry claims that he was showing two white men the way to Mr. Sterns' house and that he became mixed up in the dark and got into the wrong path. Mr. Sterns has missed some of his chickens on a number of occasions and had rigged up a burglar alarm from the chicken house to his bedroom. On Saturday night about 11 o'clock the alarm went off but UDon search nohodv pnnU ho found. It went off a second time about an hour later and it was then that the venerable old negro was found in the vicinity of the fowl house, the result being that he is now unable to sit down with comfort. "Uncle" Henry's feelings are highly mortified and he stoutly maintains that he is innocent. He asked yesterday morning that his people be notified of his trouble. An officer went to his home and told his family the nature of his trouble. In reply one of them said, "I'se done tole Henry long time ago 'bout stealingniem fowls." The old negro's wounds were dressed by Dr. R. E. Houston. DRUGGIST GIVES MONEY BACK i Dodson's Liver Tone Gets a Four Square Guarantee From The Rice Drug Store. When an article is' solc^ V who is willing to give it\ ^<1, guarantee, it's mighty sV ot&V* of real merit. That's exactly the case wtir? idson's Liver Tone. It is a plflSu\jttasting, Vegetable remedy forlweiVw and duggish liver. Since^^^knlrs Liver Tofye came on the sale of CiiloTneLlTJtTT^ne The reas^m is simply this: a Liver Tcwie is safe and harmll Jjantii guaranteed to be satisfactory-L-V^lomel is often uncertain, sometimes dangerous, and no druggist wants to guarantee that it won't knock you out of a day's work and tnaybe semi you to bed. "1. . j The Rice Drug Co. sells '-"Vjdson's Liver Tone and guarantees it. For you and your choldren, it's a good thing to keep a bottle always in the house. The Rice Drug Co. will give you your money back if you think Dodson's Liver Tone is not worth the price. "Keep your liver working and your liver will not keep you from working," is good advice to go by. The commission for the state hospital for the insane has petitioned the state sinking fund for a loan of $25,000 to continue work on the asylum farm.?Newberry Observer. The annual state fair will be held lu Columbia Oct. 27-31,--Newberry Observer. Master's Sale. State of South Carolina, County of Union. Court of Common Pleas. Ida Fowler, et al, Plaintiffs. Against B. F. Miller, Defendant. In obedience to an order made in the above stated case, I will sell, at Union, during the legal hours of sale before the Court house door, on Salesday, Monday, Sept 1, 1913, the following land to wit: All that certain lot or parcel of land, lying, being and situate on Bailey Avenue, on the South-west portion of the Town of Union, county and state aforesaid, and fronting on Bailey Avenue fiftyeight feet, and running back ninetysix feet, being the same lot purchased from T. E. Bailey, in the year 1906. Terms of sale, CASH, purchaser to pay for papers. R. C. Williams, Master for Union County. Master's Sale. State of South Carolina, County of Union. Court of Common Pleas. Wallace Lumber Co., Plaintiff. Against Benjamin Cunningham, et al, as Trustees. In obedience to an order made in the above stated case, I will sell, at Union, during the legal hours of ssl* before the Court house door, on Salesday, Monday, Sept 1, 1913, the following land to wit: All that lot or parcel of land with the buildings thereon, lying, being and situate In the Town of Union, county and state aforesaid, containing one-ifourth of an acre, and bpunded on the North by Henrietta Avenue, on the East by Bethel grave yard, on the South by the land of Bettie Sullivan, and on the West by land of Benjamin and Jennie Cunningham. Terms of sale, CASH, purchaser to pay for papers. R. C. wflliams, Master for Union County. f v% I????1^? Wi Just ? IIAPPE1 I That You Can't I ^1 I I ?M???IliJLf?J???H?T!???1?g?PBBIi 1 Just arrived fine fa 1 value for 5c. Fresh Jello | Cream Powders. Fresh 1< (pound, 5% pounds for : Bread every other day, an the greatest shortening of half the price of lard on than it is worth wholesale sizes. New Extracts, all I \Rubbeife, 6 dozen for 25c; I ii ? * ~ e?opys; ^ dozen- for 25c; pint extra tops and parafline w imported Celery, importe Olives, Olive Oil, Sardine teed to be the best of its 1 and Capitol Stock, Poultr Remedies, all size packagi I 4- < A tus, iuc per can. snelii each; Pimento Cheese. 10c 10c each; Pimentos Chees Chicken Feed, Hen Feed, damp and dry; cl son Clover, Vetches, Rj tine Beans, Cornfield B< If it is good to able to plant, if it or poultry good? CALL __ _ we will do our bes THE UNION THE SQUARE Phone 100 Prompt Deliv 11 , V' .-v./.:. . . 1 i Few N7.17.nS L ILiJJIVU Uford to Pass Up 1MB??I????MH????? t Norway Mackerel, 10c *, all flavors, and Jello Ice at good 25c Coffee for 20c $1.00. Fresh Washington d fresh Yeast daily. Crisco, I the day, 25c, 50c, $1 00, today's markets and less j. Shredded Cocoanut, all I flavors. Best white Jar ; best double thick red Rub;, quart and half gallon Jars, ax. Imported Mushrooms, % :d Peas, imported Capers, ;s, etc.; every one guaran and. Pratt's, International | y, Horse, Plog and Cattle I es. Best imported Pimen- I ields Snappy Cheese, 10c I each; Neufchatels Cheese, || ie Jars, 15c each. | Feed. Alfalfa Mni accoo II , ? loicest Seed Rye, Crimipe, Turnip Seed, Valeneans, etc. t eat, if it is de sirwill do the stock ONI US I t to serve you well I nnnnrnu nn I MfUUtlfT UU. I DEAL STORE I rery L. L. Waennn. Mer. I