The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, November 08, 1895, Image 5
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5 UNION TIM 3
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The President by a recent
proclamation has named
Thursday the 28th inst as
Thanksgiving Day.
A good deal of cotton came
in one or two days this w.ek.
The price stood at 8.65 1 ost
of the Week but it fell off yesterday
to 8.55
? o
The rain has come at last.
How refreshing! It staid
away so long that the earth
must have almost forgotten
what it was to be we..
The representative of R.
G.Dun & Co. was in town
yesterday "prying into people's
business." He called at
the Times office and made us
haul forth and parade our
poverty before him.
All of our Delegates to the
Constitutional Convention
werr? nt linniM looh < >! .
?IN/Iiiv? 1UOI /III UI Vl(l ? ,
Sunday, and Monday. M'*.
Peakestaid here until the middle
of the week, being occupied
in preparing his Maste 's
sales for December. Our Delegates
seemed to think that
the Convention was doinggood
work now and that it
would be able to finish the
business by the 15th or 20th
of this month. One of them
however, Capt. Douulas talked
as if he thought it possible
that he would not have time
to come home between the
adjournment of the Convention
and the convening of the
Legislature.
Senator Irby opposes the
suffrage plan and delared in
his speech on the same that
he would vote against, it eve;:
if every other while man 11.
the Convention voted toi d.
He said thai it was unjust to ,
the poor and illiterate, to
whom, in the main, die Kef
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torm movement owed iisj
strength, and that ii. would el
an act of extreme ingratitude I
in him to abandon them alter I
having been raided to a h:;. h
posi.ion by their vote.
Senator Irby is a .shrewd
politician, lie has not said
very much during t he t on\coition
but what he It. an' me
beeii characterize d \ e arcme
candor and an undeviuding ?; j
tachment to the lirst ;>ri 11 c. 1 j>:?
of his party. Some things
that he said in iiisspeocn however,
were doubtless intended
as a reproach to Senator i illman.
At any rate tney were
so taken, and his reply tothcin
and the defense thai ne made
of the suffrage plan, is ?. on tiered
as among the best speech!
es he ever made. It is certainly
a masterpiece ol logic
ana rhetoric.
On the eve of a Third Term
boom which it is supposed that
; friends will endeavor to give
to President Clev eland history
and law on the third term and
re-election is very opportune.
In the November J^oruni, i he
Third Term Tradition is discussed
by Mr. John iiach ibcIVlaster.
He showes tiiat there
| is no written law against a
third term, and while it was
certainly intended by our lorelathers
that there should be
no law written against it, yet
y on acoount of tiie traditions
against the third term, and
the.certain expressions ol the
people through the press and
through legislative assemblies
that they intend to adhere to
those traditions, it has come
to be an unwritten law ol the
. 1 ' WW I K M t f II?1 \ 1 J . ? ? 1 . \ * f b '
tiiiim i ii?.it iuw i v i 11 > > i i . . i
Presidency i' ciioii; h -n ?me I
man.
Mr. McMasier.i;;, . <-m at'" e
term lor Press da ?? : v ei
and in answer to a
; of some that t Ik . a, i y : i
<. at present Pre;. ( < \ -lane
abilities, lie sr.j . thai vho* !
Presidents ar< n.-! >jen :
t cause of their 1:1 nr ; bin in
; cause of their a\ailabdity....
Under our system of ;ovrn'
ment we do not ant, v
[' not need a Presid; n. ol e m
| ordinary ability. I'1 j
man is j^ood ur.eji an 1 i> r
[ him two terms n.
i By "our system < ! ;o\ i ,
inent" he. ct com reier u>
4 -y . W. ?*
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the use that is made of ^e J
Cabinet. He voices tne > .i.
timent of many people when
He says "We want a strong
government of the people not
a government of the people by
a strong man." President
Cleveland has done good ser\'
e for the people, for which
the people arc grateful, and
he has made some mistakes,
which they will forgive, for
who \"s not make mistakes?
but v have no idea that they
will violate their traditions by
giving him a third term in the
j Presidency.
Is it too soon to commence
to talk about the Nnext cotton
crop? Some of our valuable
exchanges think that it is not,
and their editors have commenced
even now to urge the
farmers to put-in a short cotton
crop for another year.
Well, that's good advice and
we heartily endorse it. With
the happy experience of our
short crop we think it ought ]
not to be hard to induce our ;
farmers to curtail their acre- j
age and thus have another .ft ?
is a fact that the short crop
this year brought more and
with it better times than the
large crop last year. That's
no "hint" it's an argument, an '
unanswerable argument for
less cotton and more food and
forage crops. "Aim that so?"
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( ii" { rouo'.inov 1 t.i'ceu g;il j ni Mu.ehr in
ilic ii:*e( le-grcc. i'ig ..ill Mis. Cuisoii
' ? ro |'i tiou coil guilty. ' u, w.-i iccueui.
i.tea ur?4 10 arc icy.
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Iv iij > >.Yw :'<5 \ 11 in v . c)'i. iuco
J" I. of til. r III:..''. '1 i.< I .. :.V0 Oil-v
ill tUMJ'l Mill tin- J'.ll 11 _ I* 1' ' i.H- ivc I
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. i : luj oil t hCV l.'cil ; kuown j d
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QRAHAM &
STILL IN T:
Tlii'j r.re lending \he pieces
the Intent st^ le, i
prices, cash hu
bargain we hers will sir
or. lis IjcIo 10
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() ir s'opiv ?.l'drcs< j. ?>J-? a* in
MILLINERYOil
. fi'.i rui^ii' .. liii ! ivit'i flic
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rli lo^'jrlm .'fit iVo
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<>nr elf ot' lli.ntCNiic*, fiich a* l>!cn< li
.iciiij-.- Ac :;i . coml ioli\ ni.d In Ui In
Call :ii;d pcc nv' so i
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UiiillTlTrjEUR
AiSI
Q?U?liN?liN? E'
Is an expression frequently
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apptteu 10
CHILL REMEDIES,
and it is usually true; for, indeed,
Quinine forms the basis of almost all
such remedies. I GUARANTEE
GROVES TASTLESS ClIILL
TONIC to bo as pleasant to the taste
as Lemon Syrup, and one 50c Bottle
to cure any case of Chills?otherwise
money returned to you.
Is not that fair?
B. F. Posey, Physician
and Druggist, Opposite Union Hotel
Kuckliii's Arnica Salve.
Tiik Itkst Salve in the world for Cuts
[truises, Seres. Ulcers, Suit Kbcutn. Fever
fores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
?orr?s, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
:uri's Piles, or no pay required. It is gunrtu'ecd
lo give perfect satisfaction or uiouey
o tin ie l. Price VJ5 cents per box.
LM) d I t l? \r n ?a .
i ? oaiiiv bi i?. r . I'osey.
.. ,-wn ..xlUo y.-n'itttrnJCI*
&" V.
TIRED, WEAK, NERVOUS,
Could Hot Sleep.
Pt-of. L. D. Edwards, of Preston, 1
l.l-t.- "*
liiuiiu, rays: * jl was all run down,
vcak, nervous and irritable through
>vcrwork. I Buffered from brain fa-igue,
mental depression, etc. I became
60 weak and nervous that I
ould not sleep, I would arise tired,
lisoouraged and blue. I began taking
Dr. Miles' Nervine
nd now everything is changed. I
leep soundly, I feel bright., active
nd ambitious. I can do mere In one
lay now than I used to do in a week.
i\>r this great good I give I)r. Miles*
testorutivc Nervine the sole credit.
Its Cures."
Dr. Miles' Ncrvino is sold on a positive
uaranteo that tho first bottle will benefit.
11 druKK^toBell it at fel, 0 bottles for S3, or
will bo sent, prepaid, on receipt of price
y tho Dr. ftlilos Medical Co., Elkhart, lud.
V.'.iZj.j ' I'*1 " * .1 ! .
List of Letters.
!; ,i -lining in the IN.stfiice ? Uuion, tor
u; wick iusing Nov. 8tli, 1895.
Miss Carrie bibba*. Mr. Joseph Wii?>cn
j..r CI t.rh s A. wishers, Mrs. 9. S. W
.v, .V'r. J'.if niv Slig.li.
Vers.)us calling for the ubovs lettera oil
ease pay if ml vcrtiued. and will I e rennired
pay one cent foe their delivery.
R. W. HARRIS. P. M ,,
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irSPARKg
HE LEAD,'
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sion with the largest stock
md the lowest
lycrs and
re money by calling
buying
K >< > 5 Pt*.
iiuiciihe and prices ripht.
MILLINERY".
1 ito.st novelties in b>onct> jbaa''
i. Th >t nec mil's fur tin*
i.; !i iv:- w?l lui-j
ii' '\11 ' to '(ny
[ TLfC
UlLiO. !
inps Son Islands, I'rir.ls, Gingham*
i*ad ij'iuitcra before liio prices Advanced
ive w ill <lo you good.
V'.' >r* rc peotlully,
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To the Public.!
WE WANT YOUR TRADE
OUR MOTTO IS
LOW
PRICE
We hand1? nothing but the
best goods in our line. Call
on us for.
DRUGS, OILS, TOILET ARTICLES, STATIONKRV.
SO ADS, TCREUM KS, EXTRACTS,
TOBACCO, CIGARS,
AND CIGARETTES.
Wo ore ngeu's for the colebrntc l I'KINCIS
OF INDIA cigars. The best iu town, try
oae and r.e convinced.
Prescriptions carefully compounded nt nil
hours. Vii'v ltDAtiDDifiiiiii
Drs. Munro ?n<l Goin;t have ilicir office
in our store and will t o found tliere in the ,
future. *
THE CAROLINA DRUG CO 1
18 JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICE GOcts.
<1 AI.ATIA, IMS., XCV. 10. 1OT.
Paris Mccllelno To., SI IxjiiH, Mo.
Oentlenion:?Wo mild loci your. IXX) bottioa ol
SHOVE'S TASTELESS C1IILI. T??NIC TIKl bi.va
loiiKlit tliroo t id.-suiruuuy tins your, l.i .11 < sr. ijericnco
?.f 11 yours, in Cio rtrin; bu.-irosj. lirvi
iovcraulit iin nrtiolo tUall-'avc ?urli universe.' sn
'ucUou as your Tvuiu. Yours (ruU ,
AllN'EY, CAItK IzC'-j
C5
-m; v. * ' ; sr'? e>, , J
1 V i I ( f? f i 1 i
. . ... J _?t l v - Vi > J. .
For Barb Wire Cuts, Scratch" .,
-addle and Collar Galls, Cracked II. :
ik.rns, Old Sores, Cuts, Boils, Bruise..
ilea and all kinds of inflammation < ::
ami or beast. Cures Itch and ilan^
ThoSsre, Cot or ?"*3 v\'.\ itiu cilur ike: tie el:
is beta e;vU?d,
Be prepared lor accident". by beeping it in you:
nusc or stable. Aii Urugqists sell it nr. a quarantec. 44
3 Cure, No Pay. I'tice a? cts. aud $1.00. Ifyoui |j(
t 'irfRisl does net keep it scr.d u.s cts. i:i po>. .
..^c stamps and we will send it to ycu by trail, 'n
I'arU,Tenn..Jan. ?iith. JsPI. Ht
DcurHirtl have tlJC 1 I'oitvr'a Aml.eeilo limit-., 01 l(
>r 1 1 "trues* aim! Saddle lialis.Scratch nnl Ilarli Wi.f <
ith perfect *ttinfaction, and 1 heartily recommend it to t it
11 Livsry aud L* tuck men. V|?
C. It IRVINE. Mvcry and Feci Stable. 1 u
BABY BURNED.
Gentlemen .?I am ple*f#?! to fi?eak a ror?l for Porter'c
r.tinept Ir llralfu? Oil. My liaby v?v.s Inirinl n few 111011!'
p>, and after tr\ Inpj nil other rirndlfn 1 applied your "Oil
ml the Arid npplhMtion yava r< lief, and In a few dny.? tin
>re was well. I also used the < il on mv stock and find that
; i i tho bost remedy lor this purpo t .ji l have v \ used.
Youi C. T. LE W IS.
Paris, Tenn.. January 2*, W4
UillTUTlRCI) RY
PARIS MEDICINE CO., T
ST. I.OCIS, >!(?.
A
FREE TRIP
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JO;.-:.: LLE,S. C.jS
New York
CHEAPEST STOP
?Price
goods anywhere you 1
lis you will find our prices, ten, \
per cent, less than all competitors
Talk is cheap. If you want
SHOES, CL
HATS, DR
NOTION:
or Union County examine the fr<
>ills. They will show you that w
)ry Goods as any house in Union
Buyer right in New York all l
o olir siv hiof fitnrns
?0 .
Jobs picked up everyday at le
3ig lot Soda just in at
200 Matches fop
. doz Boxes Matches
3ood heavy Cotton CI
ou 5c and Gc for same Goods.
ieavy 27 inch Cheek
an buy them elsewhere for less tin
blankets from 88? up
Nool Home made Bla
W1-: STILL I.K
CLOTHING, SHOES
No trouble to show our gooi
in vine e youi self that what wo snv
Harry &
- - - CLOTHS
SHOES
Wi; H A Vii ABOUT CO I TUN OU
< ON'?lSITNU 1
DHYGOODS, NOTIONS. MILUlNU.iV. s.toUS,
WAItB
aighVned cui now and all prepare I t) -lie v y m
mg In if you wiii com. in rs wi I go amnio
mid if you will give us your BILL will
as we bought before prices "Ivinci
give our customers the beui
Black G<
ll.'aclc is the orcvi
color Ibis season aui we i
the best mid cheapest line iu tl
All VV?#1 Serge, Oar Leader, usually
Only btt coins,
We also have a fa 1 line
Ueavy Sluitiog old price
jayy Drill '* "
digo IBae l'rints
ATV Vatt?nio*no
i-.ino Sliiris h. d D'?wcrs por suit
e lies; all wucl su t >f clothe* in town for Ihe luoa
c best a'puie ."at o;. tbe hill
COME I IN A.IN 1> LET IJ
J. WJICI
ELEPHONE 3STO. 79.
Shoes! S
- . Don't buy your i
seeing my j
Children's and IVnnmn's <v i?
,, ?..%%/ ? ?J Mil Ul
Men's and hoy's Shoes, 85 cen
A fulIYn
NEW DRY
al prices below j
Job Lot of Jeans gone away ui
Priee my Floor, lhicon S
LOT OF-' LBlTJlJ'
CHEAP
I' G Vi
tL?c V?e. E 4
At Young & Hu li e
\ I.KSM LX:
avid lietfeill of loss Keys,
inter Turner ol AV hi tin ire.
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ii ' II y
Racket.
!E ON EARTH.
II " !
kVill and when you come to
twenty-five and thirty-three H
i.
to know who is selling the
JOTHING, :
v nnnnQ
. ?,
S, ETC.
?ight books and drayman's
e receive twico as many
i.
the time sending out go?3s
ss than manufacturers cost.
3e a pound
1c
for 3e
leeks 4-e others ask
a fon R O <r?f? if* vnii
^ " J""
<11 7c.
to a Heavy All
nket for $2.98.
;. 1.1 in
HATS. etc.
ils so come right along twd
' is I vtio.
Belk.
I AND HATS.
i! i.\l V.liNSK S7v>' ix.
I ?F
Ol/H'IIINO, OilO Kli^Y 1NL) TIM
iirou^'i Wij nro nol much on boiM L*
10 T||ObL :inr <?ilw?? 1.
... ?...V .; UW1 (llCOi
i-rcuii.sc Id :<tV" yo-i money
u l n??l ore g >iug to
elil of i'.
Dods.
liliug
slaim to lia*o
Ins market 4 > ;nc1i
soli for Oi cts Our pries
i ol olar*.
0.5c.
0 Ge. ,
l).4 \
10c.
60c.
ley 5?,V(MI.
$ 1.00.
,-S JIT VOU"
Ucspeotfgllr,
_ U R E,
hoes!!
Shoes before
trices.
s, 35 to 1)8 cents,
ts to $1.12 and up.
e of
GOOnc
anyone else.
ider the local market,
ugar and Cofleet
TE BAGGlNtt
jlMb
i?'s old stand.