The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, February 09, 1894, Image 3
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shop to sharpen a pi
can sell you a BI
FOR $15 00.
DONT j.
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f? (inj vui iiiiiu
boys waists and girl!
those heavy and pre
from
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ones are dear at a
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B Work your wife
goods that will be w
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the best from
Fdont
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a Demorosi
teed for 5 years.
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before getting our p
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Forget that we ar
GOODS AT TH
A. H. F0S1
LOOK OUT FOR TH
THERE'S 1
IN CA
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TJll'i first shot was fired on the 1st of
Hardware Store of SCOTT BROS
leading tlic charge and arc fighting old
ever on all classes of goods sold by i
with a two edged sword "gwinc and comi
body to come to our rescue, for "in Uni
goods wo sell the cheaper \>e can and w
all ye seekers of low prices awake to jo
the RED FRONT BATTERY OF S(
wavs save money by buving vour l'lanl
f J J %> O %f
ments, Cutlery, etc. 1 hues are hard i
scared ; we know just how to get down i
share our part of the hard times and di
customers. We have a very large sto<
BEST STEE
of all shapes and sizes, steel and wire
shoes, hamcs, trace chains, backhands,
stocks, the light running Dixie Boy
breechings, buggy harness, etc., worth
coeds. If vou will listen we will tell vi
"NO, 8 COOK STOVE, WITH
(iood substantial one-horse Wagon fo
We are also selling
A FIRST CLASS
AT AND BELOW A
ami wc solicit all Alliances to get our ]
zcrs. Come and give us a trial and vr<
all we say.
sc
THIS SPAOK IS!
FO
HARRY M.
SEOCE
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ir time running to a public
ow or shoe a mule when we
iACKSMITH OUTFIT
"TIIE OLD RELIABLE." (
an
bi
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and money buying Calico for (h
5 dresses when you can buy ?
tty styles in cotton cheviots
"THE OLD RELIABLE."
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to wear the best shoes ? Poor aJ
my price Satisfaction can l,i
t of the ''Bay State" line. Bi
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"TIIE OLD RELIABLE." b<
to death sewing on cheap ^
orn out after 3 trips to the 1
a lew cents more you can get ^
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"THE OLD RELIABLE." ?
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I Machine when yon can get
t for $21.50, guaran- "TIIE
OLD RELIABLE."
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wh
January, 1808 at the Red Front gr'(
5., and it is still vraging. We arc daj
time high prices more fiercely than
is. We are cutting and slashing ,
"n," and we earnestly rcquost every- is;
ion there is strength." The more i
ill sell to our customers. Then
111* intni'nul nml mnl/n .. /il>?..i.n T>'
<i?wtwuv mm n|iii\v iv ViKll ^VJ IUI _|_ J
X)TT BROS., where you can aliation
Hardware, Farming Implemd
money scarce, hut don't get J
to hard pan and we arc willing to y
ivide profits with our friends and Ad
ck of the of(1
L PLOWS, I
nails in abundance, horse and mule otshovels,
spades, rakes, hoes, plow Cm
Turn Plow, hand-made bridles, ^
twice as much as machine made w|,
[>u a secret. We are selling a lar<?c vr*
32 PIECES, FOR $12.00? j-'
r ?2-1.00. Two-horse for #34.00 i
18'.
I FERTILIZER 2
1LIANCE PRICES.
prices \efore ordering their fortili- i
; will convince you that wc mean
Respect full v,
'< )TT BROS.
Nil
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RIES.
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CHANCE TO BUY A HOME.
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0 GOOD BUILDING LOTS,
FROM 1 TO 0 ACRES EACH.
- TERMS EASY. 'HE
FAIR GBODHDS
. FOR SALE.
\N WEDNESDAY, 2Ut, lost., nt 11
o ciook, a. m., the Union Untitling
nl Loan Associhtion will sell to the highest
dder, without reserve, about
50 VALUABLK BUILDING LOTS,
eated on the Fair Grounds, ju?t beyond
e town limits,
Terms of sale: One-half cash, the bailee
on a credit of one year.
. W. IltuitEs, J. A. FANT,
Sect'y, and Treus'r. l'res't.
Feb. 9-G-2t.
Guardian's Final Discharge.
kTOTICF is hereby given that by peruiisN
sion of Hon. las. M. Gee, Probate
idge for Uuion County, I will, on the 12th
ty of March, 1894, make my fionl return
id apply for letters Dismissory, as Outran
of Bessie McKissick.
All pcrsous having claims against the said
essio McKissick. during l?vt- uiii.o.i.y, will
escnt them to me, properly attested, on or
;fore that day.
W. T. L1TTLEJOHN,
Guardian Bessie McKissick.
Feb. 9-0-41.
Subscription Notice:
yT OT1CK is hereby given that the Books
of Subscription to the Capital Stock <>f
inc union sentinel company" will tie
jcned at the Courthouse, nt Union, 8. C..
i Saturday, February 17th, 1894, nt 1
'clock P. M.
C. OTTS, |G. W. WHITMAN,
. W. 1IAIUUS, J. L. SWINK,
, P. BAILKY, Ij.T. MOOIU1EAD,
. W. GREGORY, |j. F. NANCE,
L. G. YOUNG.
Feb. 9-G-21.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNinv
y JAMES M. GEE, ESQ., Probate Judge.
[TTIIEREAS, Antiic Gicgory has made suit
VY to nic to grant her Letters of Adlinistration
on the Estate of and effects of
awrence Rice, doceascd
These are, therefore, (ocite and admonish
II and singular the kindred and creditors
f the said Lawrence Rice, deceased, that they
e and appear, before me in the Court of
robate, to be held at Union C. 11., South
arolina, on the 20th <lny of February, next,
fter publication hereof, at 11 o'c'ock in the
jpenoon, to show cause, if any they hare,
hy the sapi Administration ahould not be
ranted.
Given under my hand and seal this 1st
ay of February, Anno Domini, 18'J4.
J AM IIS M. GEE,
Jndgp Probate.
Published on the 2d day of February,
8'.t4, in the Wekki.t Union Timkp.
Feb. 2-5-21.
The Sttvte of.^out1, dCamlinp
cor NT V OF UNION,
JAMES M. QEE, Probate Judge.
tT II ERE AS, Annie Gregory lias made
V suit to me to grant her letters of Adaistration
on the Estue of and effects of
amas ltice, decoascd,
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
and singu'ar the kindred and creditors
he laid Thomas Ipcc, deceased, that they
and appear bef< re me in the Court ?*f
abate, to be held at Union C. 11., South
olina, on the 20th day of February, next.
?r publication hereof, at U o'clock in the
enoon, to show cause, if any they havo,
ytliesaid Administration should not be
nted,
liven under tnv hand nn.t sonl ?t>t- i-?
r of Febiuftry, Anno Domini, 18'.?4.
JAM KS M. G13K.
Judge Probate,
'ublishcd on the lid day of February,
14, in tho Wkkkly Union Tim us,
'eb. *J-3 lit.
ie State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
JAMES M. GKE, ESQ., l'robatc Judge.
[T1IKREAS, Theodore Munro has made
V suit to me to Brant him Letters of
ministration on the Estate of and effects
Wallace Pcigler, deceased.
1'hese are, therefore, locito ar.d admonish
and singular (lie Uindred and creditors
the said Wallace l'eigler, deceosed, that
y be and appear, before me in the Couit
Probate, to be held at Union C. H., South
olinn, on the 20ili day of February, next,
ur pun teat ion hereof, at 11 o'clock in the 1
enoon, lo show cause, if any thpy l4.ivo, j
y the said Administration should not he ,
tiled. |
i veil uy^ee my It ml seal this 1st !
f of February. Artuo Domini, 1H1M.
JAMES M. OKE,
Judge I'robale.
'tiblished on the 2nd day of February.
4, in the Wrt.Ki.v Union Timks.
Feb. 2 *? 2i.
IMPORTANT MEETING
?OF THE COTTON
MILLS STOCK
HOLDERS.
MEETING of the Stockholders of the
h Union Cot'on Mills will he held on
THURSDAY, MARCH HTII,
12 M., at the Merchants' and IMantcrs'
tiott"I lltink, for the purpose of increas;
the Capital Stock from $">0,00.) to $llM?,).
It is hoped Ihcre w?J be, a ^oneial attendee
of Ihp Stockholders at the ineotiu^.
T. C. DUNCAN. Ties't.
Feb. 2-.V0I.
WPKCIAI. NOTICK.
i LI, persons in<!el>tc?l lo us by nolc or
L account must come forward and set
same at once as we nrc obliged to h ?vc
ney and cinnot grant further indulgence.
Respectfully,
OK A I! AM & SPARKS.
Feb. 2 A It.
johnson, jk. j. c, wallace |
JOHNSON & WALLACE,
i TT<) UN KY S AT LA W,
No. ft Law Kau;o.
ILL PRACTICE IN STATE AND UNITED
STATES COURTS,
n, 12*2.3m,
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DISPOS
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T arc in the midst of stock
V V hand a large stock of Wit
Millinery, Clothing, Shoes, Ilats, Ti
These goods must be disposed of to
SPRING
which we expect to buy.
We will not quote any prices this
are in need of any of the above lines
going to sell you, regardless of how <
goods, and you will find our goods as
lower for the
SPOT
Wc hawvpist"m*eivcd a nice lot ol
Whips, Saddle Blankets, Buggy and
price for TIIE CASH
lies
J.I
T. E. BAILEY.
BAILEY&
We have just received two cars of F
we give some of our remarkably low pric
"SPOT CASH."
Hard Wood Bedsteads, dovetail slur
?1.25 iu C2.CC. Same bods have beret
to $10.00.
Bed Room Suits from S10.50 to $75.(
Lounges from $3.00 to $25.00 for the
Best hard wood chair ou earthjfor 4;
white oak split bottom.
Sipgle chairs all tho way from 45c. t
Chairs by the set of (G) from $2.60 tc
century ainiog
Sales, large roomy ones from 82 (10 to
Side Boards from 85.00 to 850.00, ah
carved backs.
A few more of those haudsatflo handfor
88.50, these are world beaters.
A few Parlor Suits left. These are g
get first choice.
Some lovely Center Tab]es iu Oak, A'
to 810.00. Of course we have othcis n
P 1 O T U U E
-?NHAvo lb irfrgcr idv "or^oftat^Mfully
cffcring at groat reductions. If you OTv
we can make it in 5 minutes for you, an
order for frames from Augusta, tia.,) \]
any and all kinds of repair work at short
Now don't think for a moment that wi
because we haven't named them in this,
you one of the largest, best as<jortC(,
F U R N I
in the State. And then the prices, why,
to say, "now what is the least you wiil ta
Wc will Sell Furniture
When you visit I'nion, or if you a
headquarters. Kcspcctfu
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WE MAKE ALL 0
Feather lJeds and Pilinws Wo l-nni* .
good Cotton and Slrair (42 ib.) Matt
dc?ired to order.
A GOLDEN C
FOR CAS?
WHO WANT
SOME (TFTOl
IN order to raise money, we will off
of Dry Goods, Shoes, I Iut?> etc,.
No tvash, l>ut good first class goods, t
wines.
LISTEN TO A
(Jood Calicoes, o.lc., ~>c. and ttpwr
" Shirting, lc. Good Cotton
" All Wool Twill Flannel, H>;
" " " Jeans, 20c. Good
Men's and hoys Wool Hats at 10c.
Women's Shoes, f?0c., 7t?c. and up
Pins lc. a paper. Needles lc. a j
One lot Men's Miocs, formerly $2.
<4 44 44 44 44 C>"
V',?
k' 44 Clothing at and holow cost,
Wo also have a great many other
want of space that are as cheap as
only lasts for a short time, so come at
i GRAHAM
"' "U ? - >*"** v ' . J 'V
"ER GOODS
r BE
ED OF.
taking and find that we have yet on
iter Goods, in Dry Goods, Notions,
runks, Crockeryware and Tinware,
make room for our large stock of
GOODS
week, but simply say this, if you
and give us a fair showing we arc
;heap our competitors may offer their
i "Reliable" and our prices a little
CASH.
* Harness Goods, in Saddles, Bridles,
Wagon Harness, all going at a low
:pcctfully,
AT. MCJ TIDE,
AG'T.
L. P. MURPHY.
Wk MM m. m
IVIUHh'nY.
urniture, with mora on the way. Hclow
ies for spot cash,?did you catch it, for
$1.25 Others all tnc way from
oforo sold ou this market for from SI .75
)0, complete,
s very best.
>c.; has three slats in back and genuine
o $20.00. the vert/ finest.
> $15.00 for the finest high back 10th
SO.00 for best wire.
'of them with nice mirror* in beautifully
carved Ladies Cabinet I)o*ks on hand
;oiug at a great sacrifice. Call early and
.1 w., J * <* * I o rtA
inijuu >iuu ivi cuuiury uuisu, irum CJ.UU
juoh cheaper.
F R M K ? ,
assorted IMcturo^'xaJl'f,*u arcH '
v'-nfid ono to ploasc you in this lot, why
v kind or size you wish, (just tilled an '
lon't forget that we aro prepar?^ t j0
notice. "u
i havo no otj,er bargains jD our house
..ut call and sco us and we will show -I
, and most complete stocks of
ITURE
thev are no low it makes one ashamed
kc."
on the Installment Plan.
rc already here, make oar place your
illy
IAILEY & MURPHY.
i
UR MATTRESSES, 1
?xcctly what's in them, and can sell a (
rcss lor 82.00. Will make nny size ,
Bailey & Murphy. <
K
IPPORTU NITY
i BUYERS;
TO PICK UP i
:CE PLUMS.
or for the next fifteen days, our stock
at prices yet unheard of in Union,
hey must be sold regardless of hard
FKW PRICES:
i ids
Checks 4c.
!?
Cassiinere, doc.
WiinK
taper.
00 now for
00 ? 91.7.").
goods that \vc cannot mention for
the nhove. Kcmcmber this chance
L once and secure a bargain.
Yours Truly,
& SPARKS.
W
NEW Y
RACK
HAVE YOU TRIED Tl
ONE CENT GARD:
TF not you should try them now.
A 1 I* A 1 A
X omens nve cents ior wnat you ca
cent? Nice fresh lot just in. Give
WE STILL LEAD IN
and Garden Seed is not the only thinj
of money on. You cannot afford to 1
without first coming here to post y<
Nearly every day now we receive i
at about half price, and adhering stri
we adopted when we came here :
UNDERBUY, UNDER!
We give you goods at prices our \
touch. We have no time losses to
sell m;r gouua at a very small profit.
We are selling a Woman's G. G., sc
Men's solid high cut shoe 95 cents.
Men's Creedmore Ties $1.00. Woi
Domet Shirts 15 cents, others ask y
same goods.
Heavy 25 inch Checks 4 cents.
Heavy yard wide Shirting 4* cent.'
Best Calico 5 cents.
All strictly winter goods to be clos*
days.
Come in and hear our prices. No
HARRY
LEADEl
DENTISTRY. Q f
DR. H. K. SMITH'S The urg<
DENTAL HOOMS,
-OVER- LADII
A W SORTER Ar. CO'S STORE Tl f 7
XJCAINE USED IN EXTHACTING TEETH.
Jan. > 1 ly. adjusfabl
nicer tba
union Drug Co.,
li A \ h L
?DKAI.KHS IN?
JltUGS, i'ntcnt Medicines. Toilet Soaps, ALWAi
Perfumery, I lair Brushes, Toolli AXS
Brushes, Tootli l'owdcrs,
Face Powders.
V full lino of Paints, (His, Putty, Stains, 0n^'ieO
Paint Brushes, Whitewash Brushes.
["obacco. Snuff. Clears. Fresh Garden Seeds. "D A T1
and nil kinds of Druggist Sundries .DxXXJ
kept in a first-class Drug Feb, 2 5Hiorc.
'liysieinns' Prescriptions cnrefully com- ^
pounded ut nil hours.
rjillh u
"he Public will find our stock of Medicines -1- Pl|l
complete, warrant!tl genuine and partnersl
of the best quo 1 it)'. ar|d Surg
>h11 and see for yourselves. for their
"eb 17-7-ly
Spectacles ami Eye-Glasses. cT*
' Nov.::
rhe Union Drug Co.
las a full line of the best SPECTACLES debted t
ind EYE-QLASSES that Science bus been my said .
>ble to produce, and are prepared to suit
my condition of the eye.
^lar. 24-12-tf Jnn- 1
The Host Klines for S
HI ^
DEALERS who push the sale of W. L. Dc
which helps to increase the sales 011 their :
afford to IM'II wt i? li'HK profit. Hiid wn Ixlirvn you rai
foot wrar of the <le?!er advertised below. Caflnue f
FOR SALE IF
W. T. BEAT
Jan. 19-3-^m.
SSS^B
i> - 4. i7<y- ' jiv,,., v.? i! , ~^??. > *vc3a^B
1
HE RACKET'S
EN SEEDS ?
*
Why should you pay
n get from us for ono^tac^ij
them a trial.
LOW PRICES,
g we will save you a lot
my anything in our line
aurself on prices,
some JOB LOTS, bought
ctly to the iron-clad rule
SELL, CASH!
l/iiihj V^UUIJ;V;II tui o uiiiiuut
make up. therefore can
did, But. or Bal. for 75c.
ild be cheap at $1.25
rou 25 or 30 cents lor
i.'
ed out in the next 30
trouble to show goods.
& BELK,
RS IN LOW PRICES.
1FFINS.
si s'ock in Union County of every
size and kind. Also
:s AND GENTLEMEN'S
RIAL ROBES, FROM
92.50 TO 910.00,
c to fit any size person; looks much
n a suit of clothes 01: a dress that
would cost $10 to $25.
A DIES ROBES IN BLACK AND
WHITE.
rS SOMEONE A T STORE TO
WER CA LLS llOTll NIG1IT ,
AND DAY.
in need of anything in this line call
[jEY & MURPHY.
Ira.
riedioal Partnership.
ndcrnigiied respectfully inform the
jltc that they have entered into
lip, for the practice of Medicine
>?>w In nil hrnnj.li.j nnil urtlt An
J ? " vmv?, n.M
to respond promptly to all calls
services, day and night.
T. MUNRO.
J. G. GOINGS,
over l\)?ey'a Drug Store, Union
-44-1 f.
;o tice7
persona having demands against the
itc of Matilda Scales, deceased, will
them, properly a?tested, to my
f. W. Nance; and all persons ino
raid estate will make payment to
Agent.
J. C. NANCE, s*
Kx'r c f Matilda Scales.
It 3 5t.
.. DOUGLAS
US*C GENUINE
'! Vk WELT.
n. Waterproof. Best Shoe sold at the nrire.
nd 83.SO Dress Shoe.
iMom work, costing Iroin jki to $8.
SO, and $2 8hoes,
Unequalled at the price. /'
ys 82 it 81.70 School Shoot /
Are the Best for Service. t
t$3, $2.SO1 ^2, $1.75 /
8 Best UoDfola, Stylish, Perfect V
k Pitting and Serviceable.Best
^8 In the world. All 8hrlai.
Insist upon having W. Km
TfSr KJouglas rthoes. K??*
ija -*"1 price stamped on
niglas Shoes gain customers,
full line of gbods. Th?y out
i mto money by bnjriag *11 your
r?? upon application. J|B