Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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m ?>J? I I I " THE Merchants & Plar \ "The Old R t The Oldest and Largest I ? ?>11 July 1st wo paid our <"> \ dead No. SO, making a total .stockholders in (."ash Dividend? While the chief object of t ' - profits for its shareholders, it i of its customers, and its const! I nicnt of the community in whic J rncnt is liberal, pursues a prof ' strictly to legitimate lines of b \ If this appeals to you i LOOK FOR THE BANK WI : And deposit >our mone> whei l". M. I AKR, W. F. (ilLLI President. Vice-Pi [ ' niiiTiinimiinniHiHiTi ! SUMMER'S * vwwwwwwwwvvvvvw X | These Buggies a >. With fair and reasonable x $ If any part of the vehic imperfect material or w< & parts are returned to us, ?? without charge. Oihn^ atfd Ld X | The Peoples V TO CH Through Sleeping Ciir Daily H? FROM Charleston, Columbia, Spartanhi Mill .->|IIIHKN. I\ l|M\Villi'. \{UI'(>n iV I CAROLINA Creatly improved Service from 1 ?Chicago and SOUTHERN Premier Carriei Leave Charleston 8:00 a.m l.i avc Columbia _ 12:5."? p.m. Leave Spartanburg 4:80 p.m. Leave Tryon r>;n> p.m. leave Ilendersonville p.m. 1,1'iivo Asheville 7:->0 p.m. I.cavc Knowille 12:() "> a.m. Arrive Cincinnati 10:">5 a.m. \nivt. 11 clianapolis :J:20 p. m. Arrive Chicairo 0:00 p.m. KxcHlent connections made from and fi hnry, (iri'i'inilli1, Creensboro, (ioldshori K<)l I I'M K.\ I'? Observation Drawir < ar> ( harieslou-Cinrinnati, Drawin Chicago. Coaches Charleston-Cii I! 1 . t OTNKK, Traveling Passenger S Ayent, 1 i-'J W. Main St.. Spartanburg, j S. C. STORE YOU wn Farmers' Bonded Home En Rnnded fnsJocliiiii- fruit when yon fjet ready to s cotton and sell to whom 3 R. P. HARRY, Lawrence G. Southard ATTORNEY AT LAW I Will Practice in all Courts 0 Office Opposite Post Office I TH HIE CHIME CLOCK 1 'l; re it will be absolutely sale AM, J. D. ARTHUR, 3 1 F resident. Cashier. 2j ^ r>?***** i fi i ti ============== ...... A o buggies! X c VWWWVWWVSWWY s c re Guaranteed? i 11 U use FOR ONE YEAR. % c les fail, by reason of ^ Drkmanship, and said j. we will replace same Jt* \\ I Y ? 3k at Them! ' |? si Supply Co. I: > d; sl * * ?$ (5, ICAGO S ic pinning November 22, 1914. irp Tryon Hendersonville, Ashcville, tl rescent Route," "Hip Four Route." tc SPECIAL1' the Carolinas and (ieorpia to the West.? s. RAILWAY ? qi r of the South hi ir tl Arrive 0:40 p.m. Arrive 4:45 p.m. Arrive ? . 1:45 p.m. , Arrive - _ . 12:25 p.m. ,): Arrive - - 11 :'10 a.m. Arrive _ _ .0:20 a.m. 11 Leave ? _5:10 a.m. I1 Leave 0:35 p. m. Leave - ? -- 2:55 p. m. a Leave ? ? 8:55 a.m. s' Ol u: nr Aiken, Augusta, Charlotte, Saiis-i f( f?, Raleigh and Intermediate Points. i?i i K-room, open section sleeping ^ K-room Sloping Car Charleston a ncinnati. Dining Car Service. m h; 1. II. McI.KAN, District Pass. Agent, j)( .">1Main St., Columbia, S. ('. hi 4! R COTTON ' rn- ^ ei Warehouse Co. I hi terprise i. on fully insured, and " oil trmi o?^ ? ? VII juu yci J UU1 UWII al 'ou please. *>< - J; Custodian BARRON & BARRON ? Attorneys at Law UNION, S. C. I>j ractice in all Courts. Monv to loan on City and Farm Voporty. j vi VmfWVWOTOTWVWVWWWWWVB [ UNDER | GOVERNMENT w U PERV8SION ? V\\ IfSMBER BANK UNDER ?1 | ,.} ACT ^ S i h< r? , SC iters Nat'l Bank j I eliable" : & * II lank in Union County i j1,1 >er cent. Semi-annual Diviof $288,000.00 paid to our jjj I1 > since organization. 3 j n his bank is to accumulate j I s ever mindful of the rights 3 | #nt aim is for tln> nHvanw. 3 I t? h it is located. Its manage- j hs rressive Dolicy, and adheres 3} d< anking. 3 al IQUOR FOR MAYOR SEIZED BY SHERIFF Spartanburg, Dec. 28.?Sheriff hite of Spartanburg county today ?/,ed three kegs of corn liquor benging to John F. Floyd, mayor of mrtanburg city. The liquor was ken if charge by the sheriff at the .ulf.cn> railway's freight office. \\ air.M.t issued i?y Magistrate Claim.' vn< stated here tbis afternoon that ayor Floyd will make a fight in the ;.l or urts to regain his goods by living claim and delivery pair's rv J <n the shei iff tomorrow morn gTbis seizure is a sequel of the ireat on the part of the sheriff's of ;o to seize a barrel containing 47 illons of liquor shipped to the mayor month ago. In that case the mayor lowed the liquor to be returned to' ie house from which it had been purlased, on the ground that to receiv; shipment of that volume for distri ition among several individuals; ight be in violation of the law. The ! ;gs taken today are supposed to conlin some of the liquor from original irrel, but in this instance it ijLun rstood Mayo: Floyd holds tMIt is 1 for his personal use and tl^^Hc is ot violating the law. Th^^njor rrived in Spartanburg SatuJ^^H^!, is In en under the eye of Mayor (iets His Booze. 1 Spartanburg, Dec. 29.?Mayovflohn . FJoyd <>f Spartanburg has awlast ot his Christinas liquor. In ! ate (iantt's court this afternocli the hinment of 12 gallons of corn IBuor. ?ized yesterday afternoon by J*srilVj if hite. uiion its delivery to the Jay or! t the Southern depot, was ftrnctl ver to the mayor, the court^' Hding liat there was no evidence ^ how hat the liquor was being rec^Ri^ 1 Iayor Floyd for illegal purp^Ba but nly for his personal use. |H. j The bearing before the magistrate, diich was brought under pro<i>p of laim and ileliverv, was lively at imes. When one of the witnesses for he State said he had bought liquor rom Mayor Floyd in 1911, the mayor! ailed him a liar, promptly and/ with orce. He apologized later io the ourt, saying be was so shocked and urprised by such a statement he lv.nl ompletely forgotten himself. The whiskev seized vesterdav came ri thiee kegs and is supposed to he a ortion of the barrel of 47 gallons eld up at the depot several weeks go by threats on the part of the ounty authorities to it if d? cred. In that case Mayor Floyd alnved the liquor to he recurnedvto the hipper and since that time tb| depuies have been on the lookouJKpr its eturn in anotherform. lussia lias Taken 300,00(^^^^^ks. ?A rad dispatch says J lerman prisoners ei' ?l (lii'or? and 22l Slav prisoners havea^^^^^Rt^l ian naturalization so the^J^E 4do J nt against the Turks. Galveston, Tex., Dec. 2fi.?Thepfirst, itton cargo to Germany from Galeston since war began departed toay for Bremen on the American .eamship Pathfinder. The cargo is ,550 bales, valued at $44r>,000. The hatches were sealed in the rosence of the French consul and a jpresentative of Lloyd's, both eerfied the vessel contained only Ameran cotton and was entitled to unistructed passage. Freight rates on the shipment were le highest ever paid out of Galves>n, being $3 per 100 pounds. At this mes last year the current rate was I to 35 cents per hundred. What She Wanted. "I want to stop my baby's cough," lid a young mother Tuesday, "but I on't give him any harmful drugs." he bought Foley's Honey and Tar ompound. It loosens the cough uickly, stimulates the mucus mem ranes and helps throw otf the chok ig secretion, eases pain and gives ie child normal rest. Sold by all dealers everywhere. Numbers of the returns made by anks have been examined in the colctor's office and forwarded to Washigton and assessments have been lade, and in the cases of tho-e banks will be necessary for them to mak" supplemental return on ferm 457. lowing only the additional amount n account of borrowed capital being sed and employed In the business, ir taxation. In the case of all other sinks, the returns on file in the coldor's office will be returned to lem with the request that /i^ey be mended in the respect indicated as ecessary by this decision. Those anks the returns from which have eon forwarded to Washington will e supplied with a new set of form ">7 upon which to make the supplelental return. ake I.IV-VER-LAX and I eel Well. Don't suffer from the ill . tfects of n inactive liver, such as headache, iditrestion, constipation, lack of enrjry and low spirits, when :.i a little lonoy you can pet a remedy of prov 1 merit. Gripcsby's Liv.ver.lax will et your liver ri^ht and lot you enjoy stter health and brighter spirits. iv-Ver-Lax acts naturally and ef etiveiy. nas none ot the dangers id bad after effects of calomel. Sold nder an absolute money r< fund guarntee at f>Oc and $1 a bottle. Each ittle is protected by the likeness of . K. Grigsby. For sale by Dlymph's harmacy. Away Behind. j A girl reading in a papei that fish as excellent brain-food, wrote to the litor: Dear Sir: Seeing as you ay how ih is good for the brains, what kind fish shall I eat " To this the editor replied: "Dear Miss: Judging from the cornisition of your letter, I should adse you to eat a whale." / I GRANTS APPEAL IN FRANK CASE Lamar Opens Way to Highest Tribunal?Writ May Be Sought. Washington. Dec. 28.-^-Justice Lamar of the United States supreme court today granted an appeal from tlie refusal of the federal district court for northern Georgia to release on habeas corpus proceedings Leo M. Frank, under death sentence for the murder of Mary Phagan at Atlanta. Frank has been sentenced to be hanged January 22, but Justice Lamar's action causes a stay of execution. Thirty days are given for the record of the proceedings in the lower court to be filed in the supreme court here. The State of Georgia then may ask that the hearing of the case be advanced. Such suggestions generally are granted. As a result of Justice Lamar's action today the entire court now will iss upon Frank's right to seek release from custody on a writ of habeas corpus on the ground that the trial court in Fulton county, Georgia, lost jurisdiction over him by its failure to have him present when the jury returned its verdict. Should the supreme court decide Frank was not entitled to the benefit of the habeas corpus writ, the State of Georgia would no longer be barred from carrying out the death sentence. If the court decides he was entitled to ask for the writ, the case probably would be remanded to the federal district court for the taking of evidence on the writ, and in opposition thereto. Should the supreme court eventually decide that Frank must be released, it was said, a further question would arise a to the power of the State to indict and try him a secor J time. Authorities are said to differ as to whether the first trial would b regarded as having placed Frank in "jeopardy." Sees the Turning. Atlanta, Dec. 28.?"It's a long lane that has no turning," said Frank in his cell. Some Health Epigrams. (Published by the Buffalo Department of Health.) Prevention saves many lives, but will eventually put many good doctors out of business. Drinking good water neither makes a man sick nor in debt nor his wife a widow. Money is the most envied and the least enjoyed; health is the most enjoyed and the least envied. Joy, temperance and repose slam the door on the doctor's nose. Give sanitation the first place in your selection of a picnic place. iiu summer ouungs uecome me cause for your winter illness. Every dav in the year should be kclean-up day. A once-a-year clean up is about as ouce-a-ycar bath, i Germs of tuberculosis have 'good shelter in a decayed tooth. Repair the teeth and remove that shelter. A decline in infant mortality is the result of proper education. A properly muzzled dog can't bite. Hydrophobia and stray dogs are a bad combination.. Keep you ears open and your mouth shut. The layman of today who is ignoI rant in the theories of prevention must be a clam. Many serious lung troubles follow neglected colds. When in doubt boil your drinking water. Avoid public drinking cups. Dirty hands are preferable to the public roller towel. Wash your hands before handling r i J uuu. Don't put your fingers, money or pencil in your mouth. Treat your body to an occasional bath; it may not be entitled to it, but it will repay you with better service. Hot weather is as safe as cold weather if you use good sense. A few cents worth of ice dai'y is the best hot weather investment. Your sense of small and taste are the greatest aids in prevention. Disinfect our home at frequent intervals by cleaning, washing and ventilation. Eat wholesome food and drink pure water. Go to bed early and get up early. Keep bedroom windows open all seasons. Cleanliness of person is the visible index of prevention. Nothing has yet been found to supercede soap and water. The cheapest food may be the most expensive. It costs less to get the doctor than the undertaker. Breathe through your nose and keep your mouth closed. 'I'U? 1.. i. i 1.: I i iic miter prerauuuii may I1KCwise keep you out of trouble. Insuflicient sleep and late hours are some of the causes which retard growth and health of children. The above has good advice and i would be well to read it to the children in the home as well as the parents. Much of the advice can be taken in by the little folks and in the fight for health one cannot begin too early. _ For Men and Women. Backache? Feel tired? Not so spry as you used to be; (letting old Many persons mistake kidney trouble for advancing age. Kidneys out ol order make you feel old before your time. Foley Kidney Pills tone up and invigorate the kidneys, banish backache, rid your blood of acids and poisons. Sold by all dealers everywhere. 88 k n n k i REMEDYFORMEINU I AT YOUR DRUGGIST. | A^fc. ^A A^A A^A A^ | Rockers ffli | andfArm | Chairs ^ |> are conducive to restful satii Y the lovely and cosy ones we ? most tempting prices. Summe X Chairs in great variety for in ?? or piazza. We are showing a ?i> hold Furniture, Rugs and Cai Y Oil-Cloths, at attractive prices X | Bradley-Esl The cost of wiring your home will return to you many times o cheer, cleanliness and increase : We are making a special eff Lights in every home and the c tion varies from $10.00 up inch material. Call and let us give mation. MUNICIPAL ELECT AND WATER \ R. A. Easterling, *?*'t* >&? <$? ? "UNION S V | u s ? WE CAM ! | UNION PH X WITH OI I SANITARY L ?Everything is All ?|> Send Your Wash to the Ph handled right. Avoid unsanit ' ( tronizing US?the only Sanit; in Union. |? IT SUITS you to have your ?? TinXT'T VrkDncn ^ttat^TI J x x* wlvuiii i n/\i\ i ji y He will call on you. Don't tu f him the whole family wash. I A Flat work finished. Shirts, < panes regular price. j? ?Yours for Prompt | UNION STEAM _ _ > P. T. HAWKINS, Proprietor. Life Insurance Refused. Whene Ever notice how closely life insurance examiners look for symptoms of The 1 kidney disease They do so because chill J weakened kidneys lead to many forms Genera of dreadful life-shortening afllictions. wellkn If you have any symptoms like pain and IR in the back, frequent, scanty or pain- out. Mi fid action, tired feeling, aches and Builds i pains, fret Foley Kidney I'ills today. ? Sold by all dealers everywhere. r, ~ ? will W( Not Likely. She(Florida Times-Union.) the flo What is in kissing is unhygienic? a perf Who in the world ever kissed for hy- dozen gienic purposes, anyway? sweet ? .? TimesRUB-MY-TISM rm Will r?iir#? trrtiir ltli Aiininliuiii ! I l" Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic, Sprains. Bruises, Cuts and Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects in Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used internaMy and externally. Price 25c i t Comfortable A * * sfaction?especially ^ ire now offering at ^ r Rockers and Arm *$* idoors or for porch A 4N-.11 I: -n TT ? xuii mie ui nouse- a *pets, Mattings and & 5. y X :es Co. f 4 aTa. A^A A.^A A A irA 1 CAM BE" WIRED TO YOU for electric lights ver in convenience, d illumination, ort to get Electric lost of the installanding all labor and von fnrt.hpr infnr VIC LIGHT VORKS , Supt \^j UITS" I ^ o A SUIT *! ^di "tor JL JR | AUNDRY | t I Right? * Y ice where it will be <|> ary methods by pa- V ?ry WASH PLACE f Wash done right? E?the Wash Boy. Y rn him down. Give j >0 pieces 50 cents. ? collars, and counter- JL t Y Service? ^ LAUNDRY | J. T. DILL, Manager. A Y iver You Need a General Tonic Take Grove's Old Standard Grove's Tasteless 'onic equally valuable as n 1 Tonic because it contains the own tonic properties of QUININE rvxr T*. - - ? ii acts 011 toe Diver, Drives , ilarin, Enriches the Blood and up the Whole System. 50 ceuts. -Have you decided what you i ;ar at the next German? J -That depends somewhat on wers that are sent me. I have ectly dear gown that, with a Jack roses, would be just toe for anything.?Richmond Disnatch. CHESTER S PILLS TIIK IMAMOMI IIIIAMI. X \ l.udlint A?li rour Drnuliitf'ir - A S'lilrht-n-tcr A IHamond Tlr?nd/yV\ 0CS I'llla In Krd ?nd Uolil mfnlllt^// sealed with Ulno Kit>tx>n. V>J T?ln no other, liny of your * Af llriiartM- Ask f ri ll |.<'lf>'H.TKH S If IHAMIIND ItIIA Ml l'IUA(.<rl5 B years known as llest, Safest, / i ways KeliaMa P SOLO BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE \