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THE TJIsTIOIST TIMES. JO SI AH CRUDUP. Editor Frftdaj, Not. 8. 18#8. POST OFFICK DIRECTORY. The P. 0. will be opened for business from 8 A. M. to 6.00 P. M. The Money Order Department will g* opened for business from 0 A. M. to 4 1*. M. A ,i 1 going East will close promptly at 12.40 P. M.; going West 1.10 P. M. U. W. 11AKKIS, P. M. DOINGS AROUND TO WN D'sbop Capers returned to Columbia ou Tuesday. Mies Mary Murphy returned to Charles* too on the 1st. Miss Mildred Perkins returned to I'inck. ney on Monday. Mr. S. C. Scofield of Davidson, N. C. cair^ down on Monday to vioit his relatives. Miss ttallie Wilkins has the position of cashier at Foster and company a. Mrs. J. Henry McXeacc returned from a -visit to her parents at Koanoke Va. Mies Sallio Wilkios left on Monday in company with her cousin Mr. and Mrs. Bern, ard Jomes o: l'aeolet, for Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. \V. E. Thomson went to (ho Exposition on Monday and will rctit'.n the last of the week. Mrs. W. D. WilkiiH has returned from Chester where she weDt to visit her brother Dr. Pry or. Mrs. Jas. II. Maxwell of Greenville is here visiting her parents Judge and Mrs. W H. Wallace. Me v. C. A. JJ. Jennings conducted eervices at the Methodist church laat Sunday night. Mrs. Dr. l'ryor and cbileren of Chester came over on Suuday to tee Mrs. Rogers who was extremely ill. Mrs. Ann E. Arthur has returned from Asherillu where she has i>ceu visiting m* tives for several mon'bs. Last week Mayor. J. A. Fant and J, D. Arthur weut to Fpar;*uburg and were iuifciated into the order of Knight Templars. Mr. E. L. Jvson spent last Suudoy at home, the attraction this titne being a Possum dinuer instead of a "dear hunt' Mr. W. E. Graham speut last Sunday down at Bluir9. Can some one (ell us wha 1 he was doing down there'.' Mr. J, L. ilix, Supt, of (lie Union Cotton Alills and his denghscr, Miss Willa, left on Xassday to attend the Exposition at Atlanta. . ......... . ... tha emer of Main a id Grog Streets. T1 e addition extends along Grog street. ' The chain gong came through town ouc day this week. They have not commenced work on the stockade yet hut are still u v jrk on the roads. Mr. Geo. Garrett and family left here Thursday for Gatl'uoy where Mr. Garrett will engage in Dry Goods business. lie gave us his subscription before he left, saying he could not do wilhoat the Times. Rev. J. W. Harris and Mrs. H. N. Harris have gouc to Atlauta and frout there they will go to Texas, where they wiil visit rel ativea. Mr. T. K. Railey was called to Chester last % Friday by the extreme illness, which resulted in the death of his sister, Mrs. Mattie llurris. Mr.and Mrs. It. M. Smith of l'aluiyra, New York, spent a few days this week with their relatives Mrs. H. (.1 Clifford and Mrs. 0. H. Oetze'. Mrs. Sallie Rogers the venerable mother of M rs. It. W. Tiusley quietly passed away Monday evening. Mrs. Hodgers had passed her all but three score year and ten, being 82 years old, And her family have the sympathy of the community in their be. reavement. Last Monday evening the pupils of the Presbyterian Sabbath School held a social reception at the church parlor. it was much enjoyed. The guest being j eutertaine l by games, and refreshments by j cake, lemonade and tea. Sitae of the people living below the jail on Mnin.Street are designating th at part f the street by a new name. There are live families living there, the heads ot which j have come flout Darlington, and tluy call j from the jail out the other way towards and Lcyond Torsch's Drnnch, Darlington -'.reel / litis is the second week of a proitaclcd i mectiug that ha.- b en going on at the Hip. j list Church. The meeting is in charge o: J Hcv. II. C. Ruck hoi/. of Chester, lit 1ms j preached the gospel faithfully :m 1 earnestly holdtcg often as many as lour services a tiay. There is nothing sensational about his preaching, hut his forcible way oi toiling the old, old story has impressed everyone, ; has convincod some, and others at e under convictiou. Rev. RucLholi has made ' many frieu is, here who will be gla I to see 1 hint whenever he may feel disposed to visit our town again. t < r Work on the new Cotton Mill is progtcs* rapidly. With the cs eplion of a very short di auce the outer wall ;< i -'.Rally com. j , pitted lip t; the Le;.'i:.n.Uj f the second I btory. <iuite a l*iarea f joist- have I been rri-'cd and put in j 1 tec at the lower j "t end already. They arc supported at frc. j rpuctt intervals by substantial columns rest- j I ing o h I rick and cemi ni f< undmicn vrhi< h is eoTvii <1 by a cap ?t i ?. io re? eive die I Column and uestiibtd< t< e v. :g I Tbe !i M flooring of the -ml story is alto being Iciu 'II is four iuches thick. It is to be covcte I by ordinary one and a quarter flooring. Ail of the floors will be of four inch fl < ring covered by one and one qu&ttvr, txeep: the first, which will be three inch covered by one and u quar'crinoh. The woikers in brick a id in.it.u are n >tv ; building the partition which w II cut oil ami ! form the Lett tower on t he upper en !. ' *' I On Sunday November Urd, Bishop t'apers of the Protestant Kpisuopal church administered the rite of Confirmation to four persons at tbe chuich of the Nativity UnioD. The arrival of the llishop always cantor astir of pleasure among his (cope, lie seems to give uew life to Irs I'aiish. Ltuiing the stay of the Bishop besides his auto those confirmed lie gave us three sermons. These discources will long remain with us. Tuey were replete with the love of Christ. They male us feel a stronger desire to lie kind, to be thougliful of the sufferings of outers. They male us realise more the lite beyond, and the spuitual sile of tiie life here. There is a strong personality in >h? preaching of Uisbop Capers. It is his great sympathy with the sorrows of the liuu.au heart, aud his intelligent perception (hat no posi'iou, no degree of prosperity is free from cue or trouble and a yearning for something higher aud uoblier. As wo listen we Wocp, not tears ofbiGcruess, not tears jf anger. They ate tears tbal sooth us, that inspire us, ilia' lift us nearerto God aud Father and to Ins Sou Jesur Christ the Savior of the woild. I .. .. j : The Presbyterian Church Parlor. For the Times. From time to time, the pic gress on the Presbyterian Church par or has becu noticed in thccoluuis of the Times, ami now it is gratifying ( know that ii is com plcUd and (hut the building though situ ' pie in arehetecture is one of which the congregation aud community m iy well .e p mi 1 The class-rooms, which are live in number, are partitioned oil with sliding gladoors, with a commodious assembly bet we u "ml lifirarv mid cnlinirv 1- ..uiu in i.n> (South end. The wool work <>a the inside i- liti -in. J iu the natural pine, and the seats, w .toll arc ol' the latest mak* are fiui-lud in cherry while tue rostrum is ucatly sol oil wit a a reading desk of nUual {due, wi.ti chairs to 'correspond, which as a win c in i kes the ro>tn as huulsottie as any iu the uj per put ol' the State. The parlor was opened last Sunday alter.;. 11 with a bimi?:ev bin tin. \ oO& ?U? Brjr ''Though your sius be will ok t, wa3 SWeetly reudered l y \ fcn? "Vd3'' r les and a male vjico with the congregation .) ining iu the chorus, ti;e 103 1'sal 111 was read respousivciy and the COngregatiou was lead iu prayer by the pastor, lie*. C. A 13. Jennings Mr. Nicholson the Supetiiiteudeiil ot the Suud u School gave a short but interesting histoiy of Chinch and Sunday School loll In past I lew years. Alter .Mr. Nich l-.ou'? loin u h Itev. 1. Ik Moil.s, 11. Ci. 1 .illoru and Jen nings addressel the uudicnu .n their Uatiai impressive siyie aud at el- singing the I'.ot ology, the cougiegatiou was il.su.isse. wi 1. benedictiou by Mr. Clifford. Mouday evening a social gather ng w .> held in the uar'.or which w .s a very p.?a ant occasion aim one lliui will "0 u>; \i i\ im inhered by a l present. #. Mill Notes The Cotton Mill is ruu'iing on full time as usual. Intact the warping uepar . me; t has to ruu soma ut night t > keep lip Nov warpers have hcui o roe re t lut tnive not yet arrifeJ. ? ? * . A new warelnuse is bci'ig bum 01 the hill above the Cotton Mil', at tiie t iiuiim i" of the rnilro.il .switch, .'or the eloiing >i bale cotton. It will l>c about one htm l eU and thirty fact square, divide t into five rooms. Mr. L. P? Willard i- superintend iug the work. Mr. W. K. Senn, mi;-, t dmi m t the weaving depnrtiuent at tlieC, : turned Int t Monday ft has been for four u* - dry- ..' exposition, lie proa .. ....... i ..,r.:.. " b- ?' > ?? Tout imuico-c lot ?. u . ;\i < on the Cotton Mi | s ??.- i is lor i!ic construct! i- > i l-ti.-cm mill till: | i J .. ADMINiSTrlTO ft > J>y virtue ? r tut . t indie ismler-i^tii-1 v. : .1. . iiiie rcsn.i-uec <-t 1 con ' iliuut 7 mill's I.im - . I iB'.M, Sole l-j rutl r.t i.i 1 Ttio loll wing j > : . i M-vetiU-i ii l l . i In i i i sixlci-ti < ! ' i i t nl t-i ii. . IV.1-1 . I llt'l^*. ' 'in- \ II Jin- (loltoll g'ti :i.. i mill. ' ?nt J'i.-k it - I 1'wo Sulky I'.u'.w i'i.t :l' '. One ilot' Ii in1, i. . . neiil- llout In-. 1 .... i it .'inn ! liter, i i ! Cm,. Terms?fsale OA I J ni. t > '. (' v, . \ S'ov. Mil. 1 - A , 1 -t>?1; II. F, A ii;-.. i t ork w !n vc- ) . ; rii'itf* oi>u r i ... . See their new ?ooJs lli.it .tu'iVi ^ .. \U'v* CLOTHING! NEW CLOTHING!! :o: Li> r Jk.rF ONION'S BIO CLOTHING STORE, THE SMITH CLOTHING * COMPANY. All Wool Kersey Suits $5.01 " Cassimere ?5.DC Cheviots, Blacks, Blues, Browns and Greys $S.5t! MWI'ST LOT OF S i O. < >G U 'I rJU ft*' ; THAT EVER HIT THE TOWNCHILDREN'S SUITS 75 cents and upwards. TfNRF. PA ATTC! lb cents and upwards. SEE OUR CHILDREN'S SUITS two pair of pants to each suit GENTS FINE CLOTHING A SPECIALTY. --l i s /' J '1/^ I I A rP J ixivao CAPS & ETC. j " r J!-. .' li.i.;l j rjT'^T^ v ja jL.ij4."a u f.:' ^'PAW,T . V. .'AiJL ~l I ? j cvs s ii 191 I i , j r\ \ mLi u fl 1 FiI oil OXSTluto biliAv V ?jU 'j o A TjJKN.- i Having Secured Hie Services oi cue oi tiie iie.-L Oyster COuivri lit Uiliull. \Y ill ! 11 a \j w* clays open a iirstoiass Uy.Vier 1/arlor Wiiere tlicy w .ii be served m all styles. SATiSFAC xl U.V G i; AiiA .\TEUD. , <S&2R0CERIES.?borl'aney and Lduniiy Groceries, tine Luitsaial Out* ee tioneries, Cigars, Tobacco, C j ga re t tes Oc e. .-ers. TELEl'ilOMi O.iDhltS t'll.l.El) Willi y.'AUE. A !<!< l?ttn!>s Pf.I.lYE.a.D i'uLiTE a.nu Skuvicb ( A1.L A.NUliL CO.N V INL'LLl. Yolks Ouumi.vriA, .TO 1:1 IV 'JL' liOlSlO. TELEPHONE 14 . State of South Carolina. < )UN t V OF UNION. By Jusvii M. Ore r. INij , Vv l?.ii.* Jmlzc. IVHKltKAS A .i. O.i'lmnn lias inn 1 -uit to m: to gram ii zu 1 Atiri ol' A minis rn in on the J&iutc i a:: I cl'oci- if y Ann Cliarlcs ilcccos ?l Til BSE me. m to lore, lo cite asi.l a'iaioi)isli nil ami sit.ga.i: kimlrc . un 1 < . 41 ors of the eiti 1 N i / Ann ('inr cn, <looonc>l, tliit they be unT :ij;>.ni\ bei'o: e inc. ii the Court of l'i ifciiir, to lie hel l it Ui.i it 0. 11. EculliCiiTil tin. n t e 16 Ii tl iv f N voiiiber mat, nfir nubl jwio. lieivoi ut 11 ?>"c!oc k : t Ihc fovci? ii a to slio.v ciu e, it any taey have, why th s i. Allium ~i rat > i nl?i 1 nut begia i .. o veil unil r y hau .?n > ^e-1 iliia T li 4 y . Novov.i ber, . t> it I'.in nil. lb'Jo. J VSON A1 i.ULEll . Jiidg I Late ' l'nh i-neT i. i - i l f *-in et I i*\*iio L'tilou i e f\ O . IG E I By m a t i i i. - I a'.l I lie (.'iibl i" i i - 11 cu. < ! < i?" i v S i . viii t>e workt l an . i ..i i . ny i ..i . iit lliolltol'.l till if. I i i .1 tit ; e al purpose a c nmt.t tt ruud t x of two dollars slril be at .> lel'o'ii I r - in by lib able b >ii 'I i.i i. l/.e.s li . < ut gttlo -i ItC'j por.it 1 t " i btl'wi u the ?g 8 ut 10 111! i y I 1 I ey a 1 w .\ full days it nil i; |'ii'.; v. iy u me County ui.iler a < ut 0 . iho .i I load tux uu lor l.io la v mi i . ait . . re 1st tiny i f March n uo i . et . p? u? sir! g m p y f r t : . . > : . d v at the linie tit -; ty the r C n'y and .Stat ; tax. Hi's r n I la v wi i<a i ?ij.y mt ?'bo 1 .i*?.**& S .-.Wl' ii.i.i t tax iv .tin i tlio time nhuve -I'Ccil" ?.- I wib ! ; placed mi the delinquent b?t an I xv. . no I'm .1 in ; r una the require I mi .1 .vs with lit furthe r'nptiui. I hope that i:!l ; - .. s liable t roaii duty will pay the r Ojuu . it it on t i roruutly ai I thereby \ ..vat u iiM wiln t^.-.veiiii I nil coucer e i lie.i ec'fully .1 i". I'. Si'(tIT, Oct ulsl 1> '>. i intv Suuvrvi ur. It. APPLICATION Full HOA^'iA A J. Nt c is lure > :;iv 11 t.: ? 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'-'.'lit l.v,"> S j?oi I 1 ii ' mil THE UNION REAL ESTATE \ AGENCY ?'? oi\ l medium tlu'ougli i vi?;< i t '*%,f v .1 . ? i . K i .li - ' ' i v ^ . I ! 'I . i i/.t . Hi. i . j ? i'Wj' .'t COSl J' j\A A? <?*4 . . , \ ! BIGSALE ' FALL AND WINTER GOODS NOW GOING ON AT A. II. FOSTER & GO'S. ;ll From River to River ours is known as the busiest of stores ? becruse our prices are low.. * Selling first-class goods at these prices makes the fur Hvt _ .. ?>f ? Heavy Shirting, a whole bolt for ?(t10 Nice Warm Blankets 50c Standard Drilling 05c Winter Lap Robes $1.35 Ladies Black Felt Hats, ready trimmed 25c Mens Waterproof Hunting Shoes $1.76 I Good Rio Coffee Gib for $1.00 Good Clean Rice 201b for $1.00 Those New Capes We Received Yesterday Are SYE OPENERS! We Have Them In Light, Medium And H^avy Weight, In Black and Tan- The Prices Run As Low As $l.OO Another Lot Of Those Ladies 5e. Handkerelieifs JUst In. | We have no old shcp-worn goods Inr triflincr hnite fn nffiar vr. - > I ^ MUI IU VV/ VSIIV/I "THE OLD RELIABLE" A. H. FOSTER & CO, TKLKI'IION 1C TVo. :tr i V , ~.iJ' ONE THING WE KNOW the people of Union and Union County jivMJW WHERE TO DROP TIIE.R DOLLARS I' -^3?-..When BLiylng^-^?>' SHOES, CLOTHING, QVEtf COATS, MACINTOSH COATS, HATS and CAPS. <^Look AtOup^? Boy's Clothing: and Overcoats. We are showing a nice line of CARPETiNCS, RUGS AND ART SQUARES. Yours For Trade, TILE CANNON CO. XluXT DOOR TO PA 11 Li k THOMSON. wtTbeaty ON JEANS If yon remember correctly eight years ago I broke the recerd ami sold 7 mince all wool filled j'uins at 2 > cents that has always been sold for 83} cents and npw.ud. I have eversince been ? in reducing the price and am today selling 7 ounce e; M -t 1'JD c- nts If my customers think it , l> I ll'Ol .. >il - 1 1 ? ? ii y ;uiu iiniKc a Handsome . A < I 'il'* Jr-i On Me F or Jeans. >i? "I'v.oi-N .-'10 ,. . , i ^li-?c?' bought before ? it iiIf i?.:e ' oniM.r.! <i' 1 ,uui quality* I am 't i!i?- i !i . ! /. Douglass sho? in ' f o O. (i ' hit-!' J n?t* Omit ! ' .!; .. . r, land and sea. !erf irg to *>" at. lint I still Mad 1 .. . sliirf.s i . v : !k of the day," ft ; : iiJ 21 cents i !.?i! 1 in?_r i - l? .ciic . a , ul every eye. In style el i! price Mic i ' ' ? t'? -ecuM .. .oar all wool yard at 2o ( Ci . a 1 i'Ui hard lav'ty. i nctojce ine, W. T. BEATY