Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Sale of * & I ?^ \ i\ Ykjtj-' \ J ' 3JLLM%. \ 310^0 i % j CM FT *< \ * * ^ < At Eleven O'clock in th< the Cross Keys Home P Laurens Public Road an< school, easily accessible i- * " laiius is tx proposea iron sites for people desiring average purchaser. It t Terms of Sale:' O. at the rate of eight per < the premises, purchaser Do not forget the bidder. eJn LOCKHART JUNCTION < wa loo Lockhart Junction, Nov. 20.?Thesee beautiful weather continues. It has t}lc been cold and frosty but fair, which the I am glad to see. It has been pood cr0 hog-killing weather and we know of \ some that have been killed. Mr. T. B-e. Kelley killed a fine one the other day.?ja He has three more fine ones to kill-Kel It looks like old times when I was ?pre boy to see three more fine hogs yet to \ kill and they are not small ones eith-s^r( er. He will make more than enough^ meat to do him. If the majority of^e people could say that bacon wouldsay surely be cheaper soon. so ] I did not get to write a letter lastwa5 week; was not at home on Mondayran and Tuesday. The correspondents'0131 letters go in on Monday or Tuesday f? to be printed the same week. I wassea in Spartanburg a few days last week, th I attended the W. 0. W. meeting held there. I heard Sovereign Commander di< W. A. Fraser and Sovereign Adviser ne B. W. Jeswell of Omaha speak. They wl maae good addresses, one in the day inl and the other at night. Their talks it were listened to by many Woodmen it and others. The W. O. W. order was <li< organized 26 years ago and now has an a membership of 800,000 and their as- all sets are $28,000,000.00. The proces- di< sion was fine, large numbers of W. sa O. W.'s marching by four through mi Main street with their banners wav- yo ing in the breezes, many beautiful banners, representing the different en camps made a fine show as they went I through the street with Sovereign w< Praser in front. I could tell a great se deal more, but I won't tell it all now. th I will leave something for the next la time. bi Valuable On Tue J4?i # r .1 x h w?\r~ 'ic 3", ? JhvutZ ** of ' *<9 <S j Forenoon the heirs of Sa lace, all of the lands of wh d Columbia and Cross Anc to churches, places of gen ey line, which has been re to locate and build in this vill be sold in lots; then in NE-TH1RD CASH, balance :ent per annum and provi< to have the privilege of p date of sale, Tuesday, No\ to, K. Hai Dh, I forgot to tell you the goat ' s in the parade, too, and if you k in the Sovereign Visitor you will i the picture of everybody who were sre that day, if you know them, for i ty took a photograph of that large wd. Vhile in Union last week I met Mr. i V. Goings, better known as ck," who lives a few miles from ly's station, and one of our prossive farmers. Vhile we were standing on the ?ets we listened to the music over The Edisonia and Mr. Goincs said would pay our way in if I would something about it in the paper, [ told him I would. The first seen i Mutt and Jeff, then the restau- i t where they were cooking. This ie a fellow feel like he would like have some ^oup to eat, but as they soned and stirred in the good ings a rat fell in the pot and they irred him around, too. iMr. doings :ln't like that kind of soup. The xt was the lovers, Vera and Tom, io had got pretty far along in courtg but at last Tom went away and seems not to come back and Vera seems consented to die and it seems b she would but the physician came id she received and we left before I the scene was over, but we surely [1 enjoy it with Mr. doings. He id that courtship put him in the ind of some of his when he was a ung man. I todk in the Union county fair and joyed it. It was about the best one have seen in Union, it being fair Bather it was a success. I enjoyed eing some old relics or sfcuvenirs at had been kept. I looked at the rge hand gourd that was on cxhition in the Oakland school booth. i Lands i sday, No N^" 2 6." ftr-b ^ . ii-f tic. 3-6. \ / lj- 3 k 12 ^>, > A \ ' / \ ^ ^ \ X-^l \ j? s \ r SI/ . ~z. o\ ( phronia Whitmire, decease ich she died, seized and po* hor Public Road. These L eral merchandise and poss cently surveyed and is ex] neighborhood; and these 1 two separate tracts; then i in one and two equal annt le for ten per cent attorne aying all cash and purchas r. 28, 1916, at 11 o'clock in t mtolin an This gourd was grown by Mrs William Hancock and was 70 years old. I saw in this same booth one of Oakland's school exhibits a memorandum which I took note of. The epitaph reads this way: Wasted time died 50 years before Christ; Too much trouble died of old ape; Oh, you lazy fellow buried alive; Not enough time died many years ago. Sueh things I like always to see. I visited the sociological eongres* while in Spartanburg where everything imaginable is seen. I met many people there ,among them were the young girls from the various schools taking notes or headlines writing up what they saw . One of the girls was very nice to tell me their teacher let them spend two hours in there to take dots. They had three tablets written down. I wish I had had time myself to have taken some dots, but there was so much to see and so little time in which to see it, so I had to hurry through. This was worth a great deal and it costs nothing to look and read. While in Union I stopped at the hospitable home of Mr. A. A. llames of Union, where I spent the night and enjoyed myself with him and his kind family. I spent a while with Mr. N. C. Rollins at Mr. It. G. Haney last week Mr. Rollins is glad to see his friends visit him. Says Mrs. Southard, Miss Lipford and Mrs. Godfrey Fowler, all of Jonesville, were to see him sometime ago. He will soon be 79 years old. Says he has very Rood health, but his eyesight is gone; can't see. While talking to him he said to me that there was a heaven for him for he had always lived honest in Cross 1 vembei 2 5^14^_ c% II / _________ $ /3*J jhw ?<;^5f & ^ O r^T^% '* ;|; ????s E&-" JLISfe% - fc, "<Au : ] liQ^o a. l?tf> 2j-2? _____ <1 ?1&-? ; Sv:=r?gJ? IL I',* a^/j ^ ffl* L2M ~ < B Hi &I! 5 .Jh^ggk I \?t&7i $?K*0^ ?s J ?9k oS*y,/v id, will sell on the lands beloi ssessed. These lands are fin< ands are in a high state of f< less all of the conveniences pected will soon be under cc ands have been divided into as a whole, and the way the ] lal installments from the dat ys fees and be evidenced by ler to pay for papers. :he forenoon on the grounds d Wallac Attorneys for Heirs at L and ritfht with his fellowman. I was at Lockhart last Saturday, stopping at the home of Mr. J. Louis Hames, where we are always made welcome. Mr. Ilames is some better, but he is bein^ treated every week. Messrs. Jim Simpson and R. I J. White of Chester were visitors in this section last week, stopping at the home of Mr. A. L. Gault. We were tflad to meet him. Come a train. Mr. Bomar Gault is still with the Coast Artillery at Anderson. Movy. WACO TONIC Never fails to prove its merits in such complains as Indigestion, Malaria, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, That Tired Feeling, Neuralgia, Constipation, Heart Trouble, Eczema, Sick Headache, Catarrh and Nervousness. This Special Offer Good Only While Advertising Stock Lasts. The $1.00 Bottles for GO cents, 3 for $1.25, at Milhous Drug Co., Union, S. C., Main St. ' 41-tf DR. I. MURRAY HAIR DENTIST Office: 507 Chapman lliiiltlinR Phone 15G9 SPARTANBURG, S. C. Lax-Fos, A Mild, Effective Laxative & Liver Tonic Does Not Gripe nor Disturb the Stomach. In addition to other properties, Lax-Fos contains Cascara in acceptable form, a stimulating Laxative nndTonic. Lax-Fos acts effectively and does not gripe nor disturb stomach. At the same time, it aids digestion,arouses the liver and secretions and restores the healthy functions. 50c. | 1 K.eys To\ 8,1916 Cs. k. cf \ j i M *X ?<b ^o Cj " if (,.134. % l 7?" a^\ ^L v > -'A i| V ^ ^ dI y) fl ^ Vi ^W. TIk ' \ ~ ^\<S I? Ol?Q^ ^ ^tsj, ^ 77 ,o-is+s?vi/:>-rAs / 4 /6 7 3l3? ?- C?CVt < r lging to her estate at Cross ely located at the intersecti irtility, within a quarter c of village property. Run instruction. (| The said lane small farms and building si land brings the most the sale e of the sale, deferred paymi the bond of the purchaser ai ; lands to be sold at public av :e & Barrc ,aw of Saphronia Whitrri NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. State of South Carolina, County of Union. Court of Probate. Notice is hereby given, that in the loth day of December, 101(5, at 11 o'clock, a. m., in the Court of Probate for said County, the undersigned will make his final settlement as Administrator do bonis non of the Estate of Amanda Goodwin, and that thereupon he will apply to the Judge of said Court, for his final discharge as such Administrator. Ct. II. L. Robinson. This 14th day of Nov., 191G. Published in The Union Times for 30 days. 46?4?prl T. H. MUNRO ATTORNEY AT LAW OVER .Mil.HOIIS Dltlir. rn UNION,S. C. MUSTANG For Sprains, Lameness, Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism j | Penetrates and Heals. Stops Pain At Once j For Man and Beast 25c. 50c. $1. At All Dealers. LINIMENT i vnship \ ? ? J ^ /?) 3 Ps ( n. / $ > ^ *5 r ?? W * | * . '\ , j ?-\ ? \ 2? 7 f_ \ Si>1L> <> ' o I ????????? 3 TtasrsJ;'yr-/ Ss/~Z7 ~r<j lAJt-fl.c --1 <S P, ? Keys and known as k on of the Union and >f a mile of graded ning through these Is offer fine building tes so as to suit the ? will stand. ?v gnts to bear interest rid first mortgage of iction to the highest . m, ;| lire. Deceased AN SCO CAMERAS C, FI L>: r*' < * C* HERE'S Box Buster Brown for the k'uls, :.nd Tjjf for<*roun-ups,t-?i .HLj '$ 't^yBi Takes a pier re 21x31 inches :: J I costs only -:2. . Other Anivos ;.; > to $55. V?'c .1 : . - :o show von the e:\ > line. if Our photographic de- j' partmcnt has ?. t..i lislio?l S quire a repot.- 'on for I developing, nri.ncc.g anJ j jj enlarging. ^in'ie in, 1 i won't you ? , I'AI.METTO 1 W 1 nitre; co. -n,]j i "'HBh! nvlcoratinc to the Pale and Sickly Tho Old Standard erneral strcnsrtlienlnK tonic, .ROVE'S TASTKI.ESS chill TONIC, drive* out ilalaria.cn richest he blood,and builds up tlM ays. eiu. A true tonic- For adults aud children. 50c