Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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jinn w> M i "i : ?Tin B B Dl^i mGiuiicmio uo s mi | "The OKI E : The Oldest and Largest 1 i On .July 1st we paid our 0 ] tier.d N<>. SO, making a total stockholders in Cash Dividends While the chief object of t profits for its shareholders, it i I of its customers, and its const: I ment of the community in whic | ment is liberal, pursues a proj ; trictlv to legitimate lines of b J If this appeals to you i LOOK FOR THE B.i!MK \V1 And deposit your money whei 1\ M. FARK. W. V. GILLI {'resident. Vicc-Pi n % uhVh\A H liiilMiyMiiMiMMiiiiii | SUMMER'S % V\\N\\\\\N%\\\V\\VVV\\V\^ x | These Buggies a JL With fair nnd reasonable If any part of the vehicl I imperfect material or wc T* ?, * parts are returned to us, 1 |> without charge. Y A V\\\SNN\ wwvwwvwvwvv v ?_/? Come and Lot > I The Peoples "to" ch: i hrouuli Car Daily Bt'ji Fl'OM Charleston, Columbia, Spartaulwi Hot Springs, Knoxville. "Queen ?.V: Cr< CAROLINA. (.reatiy improved Service from ti ?Chicago and if SOUTHERN Premier Carrier [jeave Charleston 8:00 a.m Leave Columbia - .12:5a p.m. Leave Spartanburg -1:80 n.m. Leave Try on -- - -- 5:40 p.m. Leave llender.sonville _ .. (?:55 p.m. Leave Asheville - 7p.m. Leave Knoxville 12:0a a.m. Arrive C incinnati 10:f>f> a.m. Arrive Indianapolis .'5:20 p. in. Arrive Chicago - 0:00 p.m. Excellent connections made from and foi bury. (Ireenville, (Jreensboro. (loldsboro, I'.Ql II'M MM'?Observation Drawing Cars Charleston-Cincinnati, Drawing Chicago, Coaches Charleston-Cim II. COTNKR, Traveling Passenger S. Agent, ll!i W. Main St.. Spartanburg, | S. C. STORE YOUi -WIT Farmers' Bonded Home En! Bonded Custodian. Cottc when you jjel ready to s< cotton and sell to whom v R. P. HARRY, Lawrence G. Southard ATTORNEY A LAW P Will Practice in all CnurtH Ct\ Office Opposite Post Office P UNDER] GOVERNMENT ^SUPERVISION MEMBER BANK UNDER VE ACT ^ 4 ^ I iters Nat'l Bank eliafole" Bank m Union County : i [>er cent. Semi-annual Diviof $288,000.00 paid to our ; since organization. ! his bank is to accumulate ; s ever mindful of the riphts -: ant aim is for the advance- J h it is located. Its manapecressive nolicy, and adheres ^ ankinp. ? I I TH THE CHIME CLOCK 1 ! re it will be absolutely sale d AM, J. I). ARTHUR, resident. ' Cashier. JS buggies! T WWWWWN VSNNX N \ ?\ % V X re Guaranteed! X use FOR ONE YEAR. X es fail, by reason of ..1 1 . -. . - A^A >ra.niansnip, and said Y we will replace same & $ T VWWWWNWVVWVVV^ jk a- Them! { X ! Supply Co. I; ! ICAGO linniiiK November 22, 1914. Tryon Hendersonville, Asheville, scent Route," "Uij? Four Route." SPECIAL if Carolinas and (icorffia to if West.? RAILWAY of the South Arrive 9:40 p.m.i Arrive 4:45 p.m. Arrive - _ 1:45 p.m. Arrive 12:25 p.m. Arrive 11 :^0 a.m. Arrive __9:20 a.m. I.oave ? ? __5:10 a.m. Leave ? <5:35 p. m. Leave - - 2:55 p. m.; Leave . 8:55 a.m. r Aiken, Augusta, Charlotte, Salis-J Raleigh and Intermediate Points, j [ room, open section sleeping -room Sleping Car Charlestonnnnati, Dining Car Service. II. McLEAN, District Pass. Agent, D5 Main St., Columbia, S. ('. R COTTONi HWarehouse Co. tcrprisc >n fully insured, and ;ll you fjef your own on please. Custodian BARRON & BARRON Attorneys at Law UNION, S. C. ractice in all Courts. Monr to loan on City and Farm roperty. SANTUC Santuc, S. C., Jan. 4.?1915 is hcr< bright and clear and crisp, with bi white frosts and withal, the mos beautiful weather, and I guess whole volume of New Year resok tions were recorded, or resolved. Th beautiful, ideal weather, being all tha heart could wish, there is a kind c damper over the country; there is state of uncertainty, a kind of hobbl shirt on business, a kind of snlothei ing, a bar to song. Despite any res olutions that no thought of har times shall cross ones mind, it is her and it is here with force. There ar many hands who have not mad trades as to what they can do; and s on, because they really do not kno1 exactly what to do, as many are nc able to furnish the hands themselve: and they have no definite idea of ho' it will be done, if done at all, and s there is no firmness as yet. A goo many farmers are owing money, hav done all they possibly can do and car not get out. If things come to Ih worst, the men with money can gf things at panic prices and when thi off, he is richer by it. Whither is th country drifting? Where? I aske yesterday what a certain man wa doing towards pitching his crop o starting his work, and was tolc "Nothing; only waiting to see whs he will be allowed to do." He had nc hired hands. I do not think this i exactly pessimism. I believe ever one should cheer up and go ahea< and pay out as far as they can. N< groes who have corn, if thev barter i for flour, it is two bushels of corn fo 50 pounds of flour, and I heard som corn goes at HO cents, pears for fl cents to $1.00. fodder, sugar, coffe< meat, if bought, very high, and thu comes in 1915. The new Methodist minister. Re1 W. B. Duncan, Jr., preached his firs sermon here Sunday. The text "bein from John 15-17. In it he made som strong points as to what was ou duty. A church member to the con munity, a woman's duty to her huf band, brother or man friend, and me of the community and vice versa, tli men to their wives and the commut ity. When this is in print all of the sti dents from the various schools an colleges, the teachers who have bee on vacations will be back at thei siucues or posts 01 tiuiy, as the ens may he. I was a partner in a small lot c hogs, and a partner in the "hog l<il injr" following the raising of thes hops. I do not wish to brag, if F d start, use your travel, hut I am rathe proud of them. There were four an averaged 37f> pounds. We had thes three fourteen months that weighe 300, 310, 300, Berkshires and a Durot Jersey, a little over two years old tha weighed 470. There is a lot of 1014 year's wor to be done in this year. Cotton to b picked and ginned, if ginning can b hand, corn to be pulled and othe things. December was so eery we1 the rainfall was 7.02 inches. In i were 5 clear tlays, 8 partly cloudy, 1! cloudy and 17 rainy days. Can any one stand astonished that farm wor! was behind? People ate their head; off. If you see a negro coming u| town without a head, why he ate ii off mostly in December. Hey Denver. LOWER FAIR FOREST Lower Fairforest, Jan. 4.?One more Christmas has come and gone one more new year has begun. 1 think one good resolution for most ol us to pass for this year would he tr see how far into the year we coulti go and not whine hard times, war and weather. That is something beyond our control and why make it worse b\ whining and growling about it all th< time? Lets look on the bright sid a while, for there is a bright side. We have a new mail carrier on thl route now, Mr. Ned Arthur. Every body hated to give up Mr. Hicks, foi he had found us all out and did m good service. Miss Willie Gal I man returned Wednnciln v t a W i nf Vt vai\ 11/. .. V,?..CKC rtll< I spending the holidays with relatives and friends in Union. Mr. John Foster of Santuc spent the week-end with his daughter, Mi T. M. Gregory. Miss Myrtle Crawford resumed h< > school duties at the Fairforest school on last Monday. M iss Mary Bishop returned t< Greenville last Monday where she i taking a business course in Drau^rhon's. Misses Victor Bishop and Willi Humphries from Sedalia spent Sm day over here with friends. "Undine." What She Wanted. "1 want to stop my baby's coujrh.' said a younn mother Tuesday, "but I won t give nun any hnrmlul drugs. She bought Foley's Honey and Tat Compound. It loosens the cough quickly, stimulates the mucus men hranes and helps throw off the chok ing secretion, eases pain and giv< the child normal rest. Sold hy all dealers everywhere. .1. A. Hunter of Bamberg, who wa a candidate for lieutenant governor in the late primary, died in a Baltimore hospital on Saturday. He server several terms in the legislature from Bamberg county. Take MV-VEIM.AX and Feel Well. Don't suffer from the ill effects <>i an inactive liver, such as headache indigestion, constipation, lack of en ?-iK.V aim n>\v sjmiis, Wlien IOI- <i l!lt!t' money you can get a remedy of prov ed merit. Grigsby's I.iv.ver.lax \vi!i get your liver right and let you enjoy better health and brighter spirit-. iiiv-Ver-Lax acts naturally and effectively. Has none of the danger: and bad after effects of calomel. Sold under an absolute money refund guarantee at HOc and $1 a bottle. Each bottle is protected by the likeness of L. K. Grigsby. For sale by Glymph's Pharmacy. * . 1 ' - ' I Worn Onl? H No doubt you are, if II you suffer from any of the 1 I numerous ailments to II which an women are sub- m.1 ject. Headache, backache, sideache, nervousness, weak, tired feeling, are some of the symp- ^ toms, and you must rid m yourself of them in order I to feel well. Thousands | of women, who have | been benefited by this E remedy, urge you to B TAKE I A I ! J 3 uaroui ^ % The Woman's Tonic d Mrs. Sylvania Woods, s of Clifton Mills, Ky., says: |r "Before taking Car dui, ^ ! was, at times, so weak I lt ? could hardly walk, and is ^| the pain in my back and y JB head nearly killed me. ^ 1? 1^ After taking three bottles |1 ofCardui, the pains disII appeared. Now 1 feel as 11 well as I ever did. Every in II suffering woman should e, II tryCardui." Get a bottle is II today. E-68 K * ir CHIEF'S BROTHER MADE PRISONER ii- ji-siis v arran/.u is neici i?y Mint iPanc/. 1_ ? Staff Officers Shot. Vera Cruz, Jan. 3.?Gen. Jesus Card ran/a is being held prisoner by the ,n rebel Gen. Santilbanez on the Isthmus 1 of Tehauntepee, according to advices e from reliable sources. Gen. Santabanex shot Carranza's entire staff except his son, Abelardo Carranza, and Ignacio Peraldi. They are also held e captives. ? The executions took place after Gen. !r Alfonso Santizanez had failed to ind duce Venustiano Carranza to make e terms for their release, d Jesus Carranza was returning from a visit to Pacific ports to report to t Gen. Venustiano Carranza here when lie was made the victim of the treachk ery of subordinates. The greater part e of his force had been sent forward e from Salina Cruz over the Tehaunte. * pec railway. Carranza and his staff. ) .traveling in the rear, were overpow ^tered at San Geroniino. i A series of telegrams purporting to J ave been signed by Jesus Carranza, i J iit which it since has developed were s 'J nt by Santibanez, were received by "> den. Venutiano Carranza. The maI1 polity of these urged Gen. Carranza not to move forces against the captors of Jesus Carranza and suggested that arrangements be made for hi* j release. Only vague terms were j specified by the senders of the nies sages, but apparently the condition | determinedly sought was that San[' tibanez be pardoned for his insubordination and allowed to retain his obi > | post. I i Gen. V. t'arranza declared that not I even for the sake of his brother could I he countenance any arrangements that any military man on his own initiative might make and after date of receiving messages signed in the name of Jesus Carranza but apparently sent by the one who was holding him prisoner he ordered a movement of troops that resulted in a sharp engagement at Chevela station on the Tehuantepec railway. Little difficulty was encountered by the loyal troops in defeating the rebels under Sin ntilmnov Knf ).?*,>? if I was learned that Santibanez had shot all those whom he had arrested with the exception of Carranza, his son and Peraldi. Orders have been issued to pursue the band as far as possible, regardless of consequences for the prisoners. Santibanez was chief of the army on the isthmus. In No Position to Kick. Tom?Did the old man kick when you asked him for his daughter? Jack?No, I made it a point to ask him when he was up on the stepladder hanging Christmas decorations. ?Boston Transcript. The Quinine That Does Not Affect The Hoad Itecame of its tonic ami laxative effect. l.A.\ \TIV H It ROM < > QflNlNK is better titan ordinary Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor rin>;iiiKtin head Remember the fi.ll name and look loij the signature of K. W. GRoVK. 25c. i \ Choice of Kvils. Miss Young?I warn you against marryiig that man, dear. I'm sure he will .' ad a double life. Miss Older?Well, if I don't marry him I'll lave to lead a single one and that's worse.?Boston Transcript. ^ Fur Men and Women. 11 f Mackach"? Feel tired? N'ot so I1 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 Fills tone up and , invigorate tie kidneys, banish backache, rid yoi r blood of acids and poiI I . -II -1 ? 1? ? ? Auiin. ^uiu an uuains rviTywuorc. ^^^^THETLfwTeLTAErL?'^*'1"^ ^ ^EMED^^RMEN. f ) AT YOUR DRUGGIST. | t( X A ^ a A A A Jk A A - * A W W V V V V V V VVV4 | Rockers | | and Arm 4 I Chairs ? T Y are conducive to restful V the lovely and cosy ones most tempting prices. Si Chairs in great variety : A. or piazza. We are show ?? hold Furniture, Rugs an j* Oil-Cloths, at attractive I Bradley-I ^ A A ^ ^ A. A A A A A ? 0 SISi IT I ^ii?^JSp5||| AH A FROf The cost of wiring your 1 will return to you many tii cheer, cleanliness and inci We are making a speci; Lights in every home and Ition varies from $10.00 up material. Call and let us mation. MUNICIPAL LLI AND WATE1 R. A. Easter ATA ATA *TA ata ATA ATA A^A ATA ATA A! I "CJIMION I u * WE CA UIMIOINf F J -m. m. 7inri * vv no ? SANITARY Y v ?Everything i Send Your Wash to tni Y handled right. Avoid urn Y tronizing US?the only S ^ in Union. A IT SUITS you to have } f DON'T FORGET CH^ Y He will call on you. Don Y him the whole family was I.1! .. 4 1- ^2?I-l 1 * ?? r uil wufk musneci. ?>ni panes regular price. ?Yours for Pre | UNION STEAI X I?. T. HAWKINS, Proprietor. A A A^A A^A A^A A^A .1 Life Insurance Refused. V Ever notice how closely life insur,nce examiners look for symptoms of ;idney disease They do so because d weakened kidneys lead to many forms f dreadful life-shortening afllictions. w f you have any symptoms like pain a' 11 the back, frequent, scanty or pain- ? ul action, tired feeling, aches and ains, get Foley Kidney Pills today. Sold by all dealers everywhere. Jas. T. Carberry, 18 years old,* was hot by Policeman Roberts in Beau- ' ort New Year night. One wound, in he lower abdomen, is serious. RUB-MY-TISM , Will cure your I'heiuniitism \ leuralgia, Headaches, Cramps, j olic, Sprains. Bruises, Cuts and * urns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects I :tc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in- I jrnully and externally. Price 25c. * A A 4^^ <r rV B X iffl Comfortable % |1I|L_ TVRNrnJRE. . "prices \ I satisfaction?especially ! we are now offering at V jmmer Rockers and Arm x Cor indoors or for norch X w<r ing a full line of House- & d Carpets, Mattings and y prices. V X istes Co. I ^4 ATA 4% ATA 4^4 AT4 4T4 4^.4 ATA ATA #> "|^ YOUR HOUSE L* vsM BE" *$& ?KU? ? J. * home for electric lights lies over in convenience, reased illumination, al effort to get Electric the cost of the installai including all labor and give you further inforECTRIC LIGHT R WORKS ling, Supi. i^A i^4 A i^A jitik T^r SUITS" ? X s I rsj suit ? JEOPLE <? OUR A ; LAUNDRY I; s All Right? Y s Place where it will be sanitary methods by paunitary WASH PLACE ? four Wash done right? > iRLIE?the Wash Boy. t turn him down. Give Y h. 50 pieces 50 cents. Y rts, collars, and countert ?mpt Service? ill LAUNDRY | j. T. DILL, % Manager. A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A i" ^ a ^ Whenever You Need n General Tonic / Take Grove's j The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless lill Tonic is equally valuuble as a eneral Tonic because it contains the ell known tonic propertiesof OUININR m IKON. It acts on the I,iver, Drives it Malaria, Enriches the Illood and lilds up the Whole System. 50 cents. ? r A Felicitous Deficit. Caller?IIow much for a marriage :ense ? Town Clark?One dollar. Caller?I've only got 50 cents. Town Clerk?You're lucky.?Phila Iphia Bulletin. CHICHESTER S PILLS J TIIK 111 A MONO lift ANO. X l.aillrst Auk your OrucsUi tn /j^ . ft( <'lil.rh?Mrr? IHtmond l<i?iid/A\ in ll.d ?nd Uold mrullic^^ jl l>f.?r?, scMril with llltio RIUx>n. V/ S Tit? no olkcf. n?t -r - v & *r,rs known * Best. S?toit./'.ways Rellabla ^?r SOLD BY DRUGGIST* EVERYWHERE