The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, February 15, 1895, Image 3

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THE @ o SPARTANE IN HI SLAUGHTER! NEXT DOOR TO TI OUR OORRESPONDENTS. Etta Jane. Feb. 11? On the 3rd. inst., a Christina Endeavor Society was organised at Salem Chapel with the following- officers, to-wit: T. J. Estes, President. J. R. Howe, vicePresident. Miss Minnie Gregory, Secretary. Mrs. Sallie B. Estes, assistant Secretary. J. M. Smnrr, Treasurer. Several names were added to the roll of members yesterday. On account of the bad weather there was no(preaching at Wilson'-a Chapel yesterday. lV6v. Mr.' EwdaiJs' will preach at'Abingdon Cjreek next Sabbath at 11 A. M. J^st Th#fflt}ay pjening a bl^iard stfifck Ihia seotifln, ai>d sin^o the^ ^e liafc j)eep having (.hp colijest weather we have had in many years. Hogs and sheep havo from to death, and other evitlencga of suffer- t - *' - I ing nre among wu Mies Etiiel Strom, aged 14 yeaas, is work- t ing a "crazy" quill. It will consist of 770 pieces, all of different sizes and shapes. Mr, Jeff. Blackwell and family have moved fo ^f'r. W. .J. Pridmoi.es. ( Qn account of the ice in Broad river (here was no crossing at Howell's rcrry last Satur4*7 * At Wilson's Chapel S. 9., yesterday Master Karl Whismart. age about JO years, reported * having read 25 obapters in the Billo last t wcekj Keep your work up Karl, it will { a man of you some day. , Mrs. Ellen Lowry, a very aged lady living ( near Wilkinsville, is in alow state of health, I She is the only surviving member of one of | the oldest and wealthiest families in this q part of the State before the war?the Smiths and Jefferiea. Pack Mesely is a right good poet. In recommending the goods of one of our neighbor merchants be says: f.'Go to B's when you want to trade. Th'cre you'll haye your fortune n,ado. ue nas cauutes; uc naa Kisses? ^jnetliiog everybody wishes. It.'himself's a of leisur?. ( } Yet he'll wait on you with pleasUr?." Our horse swoppers returned from the 1 bone yard last Tuesday with new recruits. 1 Can't Cuion organize a "Crceter Exchange' * business? We are a long way behind our Ji neighboring counties in this respect. s Some of our boys hare gone into the banjo r waking business, John foster will receive t and till all orders for dOots. and upwards. v ''Monnzite" is in almost everybody's 0 mouth and on everybody's brain. If our h Gaffney friends will keop up the fuss they arc making about their discovery, and a few o , more specks of yellow sand be found at dif- ? fcrant places in this neighborhood, it will fc be almost impossible to keep some of our e friends from breaking into the Lunatic Asy- * lum. i We don't see why our correspondents are o so backward ic furnishing f he Ti>irs with all 1 the news in their respective neighborhoods. [ Come up brethren of the quill and keep 1 the old county and its affairs moving on. u "Vox." SantUC. Feb. 12.?Miss Ssllie McDaniel, a pretty , and exemplary young lady was married io Charner Stevens, both of this place, on Wedncsdry, Feb. G, by Rev. ? MoKarland. It Just a moderate assemblage of relatives an<t friends were present, and all agreed that it was one of (ha most enjoyable ucca- . ions thai they ever had the p ensure of attending. All the guests were received with cordiality and made to feel at home. The tablo was most beautifully arranged and fairly weighted with refreshments, always so esseutiai to complete the joy of such J an occasion. The bride looked exquisitely pretty, in a beautiful and becoming costume, and the groom radiantly happy, and as if he woud liko to tell his O. B. friends just how happy he was. He is to be congratulated on his excellent taste, and his success in winning such n sweet, and model christian young lady. Those who know her best can the more fully give their congratulations. After enjoy tug ourselves for quite a while, ^ we all departed to our respective homes feeling more content with this dear old world. The young couple have the best wishes ~ of the entiro community. * * * With the rain, hail, sleet and snow farm ^ work has been pratically suspended. Farmers say that "every eating thing is eating its head off." When it is clear it is so cold and so unpleasant that if is impossible tQ do any work. Hveryone is anxious to sow oats, but with this snow on the ground ttiat | is out ef the question. The ground was in fit condition the latter part of last week, but for the hard freeze. Some oats that were ' sown two or three weeks ago, are thought to be killed for if they were sprouting, they [ arc surely k lied. Only a few were sown then, however. }t is a hard matter for one to find out what the farmers are going to do about using commercial fcrtil xers this year, and some eem to be anxious to know. The farmers may be as the negroes say 'timmerson" on the subject. We had a cold wave in reality last Friday and Saturday, and we bad ihe coldest day of the winter, except the 27th of December, j being colder by 6 degrees, when it was 1 < degree. And last Friday it went to six dc- ( frees, The mercury began to drop on the , 7th, at <1 p in., and fell degrees au hour until it recorded six degrees The mrau temperature that day was 14 degre-s. We j had one other day in which the temi crnture ! , went to G degrees iu January, but the daily | mean was considerably higher. Wnile so much .3 being raid and written i NON (oT F tURG, S C: *ION, NG PRICES. IE DISPENSARY, iuvuv vuiiuu tauiurivi, iuc wuici power 01 lus State, and the bringing of the mills o the cotton, I feel like saying a small word 'or Neil Suuals on Broad River. You atse Lookhart Shoals high in air, but Neil's a a more desirable place for a oltoh feo,orjr than Lockharts. It is far more aooessi>le, being four and one-half miles from Sanuc Station; five ueiles from Carlisle?the iaersretton of the Southern r?ilroaJ, And he Georgia Carolina and Northern R. R. ind three and a half or 4 miles from tho G. j. fc N. bridge over broatf river;* 'wbicli fs tseff only ton* mile'from Lecds'Slation, and inly twelve miles froth Unun. Fine grante ie near the p'ace, and cquld bp oasjly ibfajned. l'lie ji^ll the 8(faf\m is heavy, md fhetre would be no lack of power from it. V spur of railroad csqld bo rqu from Santuo v:tu considerably leas than h'llf the disance, one oauld be built from any other vuter power In thia ecuaty, it ceuld be milt from Carlisle, as a sirawojai way euld be cleared out from the railroad bridge inly one very short shoal to pass through, md the water geueially being permanently l^ep bp te ^hefoot of Neils. 'There ii'a gbod lountrjr around as 4 background, Hot Very* lilly, but 19 fairly level for a river country. f somebody, person or persons would only ;cl this ball to roljjng and gef a large cptton ni: 1 here, with " inexhaustibly Water tower to run it, this old country around lere would begin to bleoui and it would be rorth thousands to Union at>4 Chester bounties. This popular old water power, cnowo for sevenil generations as Jcltes's dill; can be made to tugn many thousands if spindles. Dr. J. T. Jeter has moved to the town of lantuc, and is now occupying (he house rsently purchased of Mrs. J. 1*. Jeter. Mr. D. J. Faut and wife of Atlanta, Ga., vas on \ visit to Mr. Fant's mother, Mrs. I. A. Fant, last week. E. W. J. Soddlla 'eh. 11?Cutting wood, making fires, feedug aud attending stock make up the sum Ota! of farm work the past week. This inensc cold has caused much suffering of man ml beast, especially the latter where not iroteclod by good stables. Local n*ws nowed under, v'ot your correspondent *'Agicola" would fain make lis beilftvb ifo are laving a good time; everything so cheap! 1 enture the assertion he has no mortgage vcr his thru , else he woi)ld havo extended lis comparisons further and explained the lifferencebetween $1.00 and $o.27 in lifting f mortgage, paying our taxes, doctors bills ,nd the education of our children. If the Southern farmer* were out of debt (which is lot the esse) aud could survive for a time, vouiu mat averi mo pending a&ngor liangng over our heads, lilto the swcrd of Dura clcs, broughi about by reasons of coi?iipt egislation? A $f>00.000.000 bond issue now lending and a corresponding retirment of 'reosury notes, what will the and be? Let is not be lulled into a false security. C. B. B. new store: IE* GOODS!! UST OPENED UP THE BEST THAT THE MARKET AFFORD8 IN [)RY fl-OOPS. AT LOWEST CASH PRICES, ?? J L | BOOTS AND SHOES, FROM 50 cents up. i ~ r lood Family Flour at - $3 per bbl - GOOD BACON ALWAYS ON HAND. ? !ar Load of Salt just received. Fancy Groccriee, Canned Goods, etc., fresh (\nd cheaper than wan ever known be, fore. A large and handsome lot of jtJE EX SWA RE, It roclc bottom prices. Goods delivered to any part of town. jICENSED drat that will haul at 15C. PER 1000. ~J7q. WKAY, a^Tifbr A. 0. Flovi). PINAL DISCHARGE. Noticr is hereby given that r. C. Orcer, as Administrator of tho Estate of Jane Ireer, deceased, has applied to Jason M. Jroer, Judge of Probate, in and for the Jounty of Union, for a final discharge as inch Administrator. It is ordkrkd. That the twenty-fifih day of February, A. I)., 1895, bo fixed for hear tig of Petition, nnd a final settlement of laid Estate. JA80N M. GREER, Judge Probato. Jan. '20. 4 5L To the Public. WE WANT YOUR TRADE our motto is.. low price. We handle nothing but the best goods in our line. Call on us for. DRUGS, OILS, TOILET ARTICLES, STATIONERY. SOAPS, PERFUMES, EXTRACTS, TOBACCO, CIGAR8, AND CIGARETTES. Wo ore agents for Ibe celebrate! PRINCE T OF INDIA cigars. The brst io t-wn, try * one and be couvincod. Prescriptions carefully compounded at all / hours. Very Respectfully, ^ Drs. Munro and Going have their office in our store and will be found there in the future. THE CAROLINA DRUG CO. preserve" ? AND ? beautify YOUR HOMES BY PAINTING WITH JOHN LUCAS & CO'S l\EApV MIXED PAJNTS. FOR 10 YEARS We have handled .. thtSC ptYiius with the Best Results. WAGON PAINTS, puggy Paints, Fur- g niture Varnish, Stains, Hard Oil Finish, Putty and V Window Glass, at * LOWEST PRICES. { Paint color card and quantity esti$Wtgs finished on " application. A. II. FOSTER 4c CO. FANTBR0S~ J HEADQUARTERS FOR GROCERIES. A LARGE STOCK OF MEAL, FLOTJR, BACON, -SALT and other groceries always on Hand. The Peerless Magnolia Hams, . AND BEST 100 PER CENT FLOUR. SUGAR, COFFEE, < TEA, ? AND ? FANCY GROCERIES.c BAGGING, TIES, ETC n ?* MILLINERY 1 ?? I A FULL LINE OF TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED _ 4i* H .A. T ? , " FOR LADIES AND MISSES 4, EVERYBODY INVITED. -X?a ? WILL SELL TO SUIT THE TIMES ? MRS. JAS. GRANT. ''NICE STOCK AND FINE WORK" THAT IS THE VERDICT OF OUR CUS TOMERS. MONUMENTS, BSpw'tli TmuruoTnwrc * UFiPTY Mrt A viiiAitjJLviiAkj) aPir IRON tatert 0 J| |k> KrTuHmUIIlAiM W *<$ RAILING. PiWIllllBfrBcst of stock anil fine work at LESS COST than any competing house in the South. OEO. GEDDES, A UNION MA IIIILK WOBKl SURVEYOR. A DAVIS JEFFRIES, ?f the Union Graded School. Services available after 3 o'clock en School Days, and all day oh but- j urdnys. J PRICES REASONABLE. * Jan 'J3' 4 3m. I ?????mmimmia?n\ - m rnmmmmmmm?m ?? ? H \ A. H. FOSTER & CO S CLEARING OUT SALE OF WINTER GOODS. l i rur uasn we Degin on tnis Iriday :o cut prices like these on all Winter 5oods to close them out. OVERCOATS FORMERLY 816.00 REDUCED TO 88 00 OVERCOATS FORMERLY C.00 REDUCED TO 3 50 ALL WOOL SUITS " 16.00 REDUCED TO 11.00 A " " U 12.00 " ? 9.00 0 " CASS I MERES, G5 ? ? 50 i aC ' ? 15 ? ?? 334 H '? " DRESS GOODS, 60 ? " 15 " 50 " " .'15 | These goods are all new a nd the % I 4 P i ? " loove prices are Tor casn only, it 'ou want General Bargains don't miss his saie. THE OLD RELIABLE" ! H. FOSTER & CO GIVERS OF GOOD VALUES. ARE vol : IN WANT OF | Winter goods ? gr are ^ie PeoP^e y?u arc I LJ k looking for. In order to J^X. j clean out the remainder of DUR WINTER STOCK, "" 7 quott sales ,-e will offer for the next 30 days our entire stock of heavy goods, including jjj 'LOTHING, DRESS GOODS, UNDERWEAR, FLANNELS' v BLANKETS, JEANS, CASSIMERES, nd all TVXI goods at cost. Those that BE ave anything to buy in any of the above lines, will find it rj?| o their interest to purchase from us. Do not forget to bring t0 ] our pocket book, for we cannot afford to sell at these prices atteu ?r other than SPOT CASH. = M C LURE'S.mi best That's Right." $2.50 REWARD. milE above reward will be paiel anyone A furnishing evidence sufficient to con- ^ -?? vict any of shooting fire arras within the w corporate limit of the Town of Union. SEWING MACHINES ON THE By order of the Council. a 11 Attest: A K\ L. G. Youho, J. A. FA NT. It IV Installment Plan """ UvDlT'lli 'JfjtXJt* O. uacU T.B.BCTLtB. rp %n SOLICITOR TTH CIRCUIT, 0. S. CONNHIIim. A IVE US THE FIRST USUAL INSTALL- schumpert & butler, MENT, ($19.50 AND FREIGHT) ON A 1 ? T T H n II r W O T I A til ~" ATTORNEYS aT LAW, ' 'Demorest 3'-2lawbange' JJNION, S. C . ND THE MACHINE IS YOURS. SEE Business intrusted iu ,>ur lianda will receive POINT? our immediate attention. March 16 11 tf. written 6 year guarantee goes with eaoh machine. p#r Bheuinat;sin ] have found nothing equal to Chamberlain's Pain Halm. It relieves the pnia a* soon as applied. J. W. I TT Tinomrm 0 nn Young. West Liberty, w. Ya. The prompt 1 hi 1 h n ll \ i h k AI i ii relief it atfords is alone worth many times 1 ii [ uul jjil ul uua the cost. 60 cents. Its continued use will effect a permanent cure. For sale by P. F. Dr. Mites- Patn Pills atop ncuilacho. I * oseT? ^ruW?t \ ' V >,. - ? v. - ? ' <w^M???. ? n OnMii i ?. ? - - 4 J 3~ RACKET STORE. -V The year jmt closed, 1894, will go 011 record as the most successful year of our business, and we feel inspired by last year's I success to greater efforts for 1895. We have i( started out with the determination to make ^ the NEW YORK I RACKET If J the leading DRY GOODS, SHOE AND T X' = CLOTHINGEE house in upper South Carolina?as it is ?n Union to-day. We promise to exert ourselves to the uttermost to sell you goods cheaper than ever before. e have just finished overhauling our stock, and find that we have thousands of goods we are determined to close out in the next few weeks. Don't wait until they are all sold* Come at once and get the best bargains ever offered 5 ju. HARRY & BELK. \ FT m hf bp. IOWS! GREATER AND GRANDER. LT business is the marvel of the day a .ush all the time. No intervals of dullness or depression, but quick movement every minute I Monday morning until Saturday night. I ade pours in from every direction, the whole county furnishes it-. I \ of customers to the daily crowds that fill our store and swell our R.Y GOODS, SHOES & HATS, ACHATE. MAGNETIZE. ATIRACWOPCLARl/.H. XAUSE OUR PRICES ARE SO LOW ic results wo have reached would have been impossible, hail w<; trii ' II Dry Gooils ami Shoe* in the regular hum drum way. e don't ipt to do it. WE HAD ' FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLIIAS^ h of Dry Goods, Shoes and Hats to sell, so we determined that the way to turn the stock into hard cash was to sell them at '20 PER CENT. LE8S THAN ANY OTHER MERCHANT ?. 10 THAT IS MAT WE ABE DOING. ome in and see our prices and be convinced that what vre say is true. HE PIJRCELL CASH CO AT R. T, GEE'S OLD STAND. CHEAP FIRE INSURANCE! THE LLOYDiS OF 2YV YORK AND CHICAGO, OFER SAEE INSURANCE 15 PER CENT. CHEAPER m the old lint companies. Before renewing your I'o'iei. ?%!WT? TIJ U v, I r?v? IV e r? w ******* Ortio ,i i'A i ^ V it .. . %