The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, December 06, 1895, Image 5
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The Mayo* cat's a meeting for to-night in
the oouri Louse to hear the report of the
ossmittee on Water Work* appointed at
the oiliaena mteting bob* time ago. The
v til dues not state the hour, but wo tnke
: ie Hbe rt j of naming half fast seven, iho
h-mr at which we met before. Remember
the lima 7.-30 p. w. today, 'and everybody
come. The people are to be oongratulated
ani the ooaaina tee thanked for the %uiok?
neea with;which they havo done their work.
i.iow lets show our appreciation by meeting
.hem promptly, and gisiug close* attention
to the plea* that they will lay before us.
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In ?p to of the immense amount of silver
turned tauae on the South ia the last few
inonths ihere seems still to be a dearth of
mall change in ceriain^ocalities:
Change wae .much in demand here one
lay last week. One of our progressive firms
.had a maa out in the orowd en^the streets
laet week vfith a bag of silver dollars swap
plug thorn Tor small change. wier m
oaaen go tu five stons before be was able
to get two quarters for a half dollar. This
t.ae after banking hours, however. The
dearth is accounted for iu part by the immense
amount ot goods ?* Id at odd prices,
n ow o .a)e. and hi t w t?K :i ? Dj>i.iuiiio
dealt by the ten ccuta h<\v that at racicd
so aasy pee pie.
The lively, bidding for property about
Union at the sa es last Monday is a pointer.
It shows that property is in demand and
(hat it commands a good price, and that in
turn i# one of the best evidences of the prosperity
of any place. Not only that, but
ono who bought lots and thought at the
time that they had boon run pretty high
hare been offered gooi profits on their bids
iaoe the salva. So it was notreckloss bidding,
but ditisens ran the property up be
iuae (hey knew what It was worth now;
and koww that it would be worth still more
a year hence. Our neighbors in the country
see the''-present prosperity and future
outlook for Union and some of them did
>me lively bidding for property here, nod
some bought. Union iu forgiug aboad.
There were aevcral wagon loads of applet
in town last Monday fiora the Western
part of North Carolina. Three were from
llathtrford.Couty and twofrcaa Buncombe.
The throe had cone a distance of eighty
mile* ever a not very grol road, the other
two perhaps more, and yet tkey sold their
apples, and fine apples they wore to?, at
roventy-flvo oonts a bushel. One wagon
' ad on abeut twenty bushel*, the others
had on about sixteen bushels each, and it
<>ok them two days and a half to make the
from North Carolina to Union. They
>(aid here a day lo dispose of their apples
rod it doub llcss took them two days to uiako
i ha trip back bono with their empty wagons.
Now thoso of a calculating turn of mind in >y
figure out the cast anil cash and sec whether
hay would like^to sell opples that way.
After you have finished your calculation,
hoar ever, la aure to rememtcr one thing
and that is, when the North Carolina farmar
gets back to his mountain home ho has
twalvo or fifteen dol are cosh, In bis pocket
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ANAITEA' rOIt ARMENIANS.
New York, Nov. 4.?The American relief
association issues th-.s Thanksgiving day ap
?ssl;
o tha poop'e of the United States:
The song of gratitude uses from this hap
yy land for the continued prosperity and
ha thousands of ble.-Hingw vouch-snfed to
oar homes thr ugh the liberty (Jod has
given us to enjoy. j
Tha homes of Armenia are desolate and
(ha land is drenched with blood, and they
<h*t remain are not only iu great terror, I
in daily expectation of being e'aughtered,
out Are itic:n/ suru uesiruonou uuuer ine
ennve of wilder now almost upon them. A
ftiarter of ft million of 8'Us ate desti u<ie
Mfld helpless tbrugb the tvia'ic.tl fury ol
Mohammedan tuobs and ihe soldiers of tbo
uliaii, whcso oons'fttii thirst is for ibu bloo<l
if Chrinian uteri, women ami thihircn. We
tilt the people ol *ho United fUtite* to remembtr
ihe Armenians out of the gratitude
iinl compassion ol their iicrifee on <he day
of their glad i hanksgiving aud to trend such
*/> they arc able, wliie?i shall ko p thousand*
from death an t also defend the otu-e ol
justioe aud ltuuianity. All contributions
may be seut to ilte treasurer ol the Aruien?
i?n relief association.
(Signed) Charles 11. Stcut.
National Bank of the Republic, N. Y.
Youtsia l ho o n o oftne kingdom of peace.
J. Blocker Miller,
Chminan Executive Committee,
liereni Mesrob Ktretcbjian.
Central Secreuiry.
In re*pon>-e to the above urgent appeal
fretn the Armenia He tef Comin ilec, ft
meeting was held on Friday allcrnoou to
devii* uieain whiroliy we night nii in
the relief requested.
The meeting organized as tlio Union
Rranch of the Armenia Relief Association
o'ecting Mrs. Ciilf-rl I'ros.t. and Mrs.
Atkiu^rth Sco.'y. Rii l resolved Jo unite the
9* operation of every citizen of the town
aud county in itscharitable work of mercy
The journals for weeks pnet have con
taintd iiccoMils of one of the bitterest {or
tCiit one the ctuirrh ha* known. Firo and
arrive. rapine and r.ihbery and murder
hare desolatod Urge tracts of country a no
driven thousands into utter destitution.
Morett.an 'diiQOOO tools are there thrown
oe'plc <s and homeless without food^r cloth
tug, upon the charity of their i"<fl!(Nj? Chris
Uans. More than 20000 have been ruth,
ieesly killed an l still the work ofdestruc
Hon gore on. Almost every day fresh artiolee
of horrors come to our ears and appeal
to our sympathy. The government* of
Burope seem paralyzed hy mutual jealously
go that thoy hare failed to unite la aoy plan
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of acti n.
The sir w of * nt-r have set in and thousanils
must perish fn ui cu d and hunger and |
the people ot the United States are asktd
for bc'p to 8*\e tin t?e that can bo reached.
The sentiment of a common humanity >
arouses, ;lie iui'li in cue Lord impels us to ?
hearken to t he great cry of distress that
o >mes to us.
The Church iu A men is (now n part of
tho Turkish empire) is one of tho very
old s?. PlbUted by the Apostles Tlmddcus
and l>nr:holoin it hus kept its faiih and
anion my unbroken tliiongh aU thosc centuries.
. uhjcct ti sit her to the Russians nor
tho Romans nor the Anglican drmiuion,
it presents ^or.e cominuons chain from the
feet of the Ajest lea. And though we of
Pro esaut fa th nnd heritage may de? m
some of their iloc'rincs und practices superstitious
yet wo must icmembcr that they
caM upon tho same God and Father and (
plead the |reciotis blond of the sumo Adorable
Savior ta t nrc therefore our brcthron
tn the Lord,aud wc cannot shut up our bow.
els of compassion from their soro necessity
without doing violence ie tbestj irit of Christ
An adjourned mooting tfllio Association
will be held on Monday the 'Jilt at 4 p. m.
ill (be pirlor ol I lie iioiei a> ciron, 10 which
we earnestly ?sk the attcn 1 mic<s of all inleresicii,
tits* w?i\g aud mean.s may bj lrtcrtnined
on lo hi si effectively prosecute J
this work of lueej and meioy. Aud those
who cannot conic, \?e urgently invite (o corre?pond
will? tic President or Fccy. aod
gire luch ?x n j nlhy i<r.d nid cs is in their
power.
Airs. Ciiffo'd, Mrv. A kinson,
l'ros'(. Secy.
Mrs Allstou,
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FRESH OYSTERS
SERVED TO
A TURN.
Having Secured the Service**
of one ol the
Beet Oyster
Cooks
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A FIRST CLASS OYSTER
PARLOR wiiere they will
be served in all styles.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
?R0CERIES.#
For Fancy and Family Groceries,
;tine Iruiteand Cont'ec- (
tioneries, Cigars, Tobacco,
Cigarettes &c.
HVtY PLACE ISHEAD- ;
QUA.RTEKS.
telephone"orders filled WlTil
C)ahe. All Goods Delivered Free.
Polite and quick Service.
Call and he con vinced. .
Yours Orediently, .
JOIIN T. ltOSE.
TELEPHONE 14.
" THE UNION REAL ESTATE (
AGENCY
Is the best medium through
which to buy or sell property.
They are acquainted with
prospective buyers ;uid
sellers, and will do
their beat for j
you. |
List your property with
them.
CALL ON, Oil WRITK TO
P.M. COHEN, J
Prest- *
E. NICHOLSON,
Secy.
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tight Arm l^ar aly^cd
Saved from SI, Vitus Dance.
"Our daughter, Blauehc, now fifteen
years o: ago. had boon Urribly
afihotcd with nervousness, and bad
lost, the ent ire useo! hci arn?.
We trared St. it us dance, ani tried
the best phy dciaos, wit h no benefit.
She has taken three bottles of Dr.
Miles' Kcrvnic aad has pained 111
pounds. Her nervousness and synip
tomsofSt. Vitus dance ore entirely
pone, she attends school regularly,
and has recovered complete use or
her arm, her ippctlto is sp'ondid."
MUS. IP r.ULLOCK, lirlr.bujn, N. Y.
Dr. Miles' Nervine
Cures.
br. Milan' Nopvino Im n Id on % nooltlve
KurtrtnUie that the Urstbt.'.Jo will ocnoiit
All drucrt(l6ti; coll it riSi.o bottl^a forfcv, <>r
It will Ik sent, prepaid, o:? ror>?lpt of prufe
b/ the Dr. Milui fictileal Co., tlLtiart, InX
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QRAHAM & SPARKg I
STTT -T . TKP TrWE* T E? A Tt '
They are leading the profession With the largest stock
the latest style, and the lowest j
prices, cash buyers and t
bargain seekers will save money by colling
on us be lore buying
I>RE:N8 good^. ^
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Our btock of drcs qoods is immense and prices light.
MILLINERY. MILLINERY- G
)ur milliner, depnrttnent i- fitted vvitU tltu latest novelties in hets. brnoeU ^?n(' U
trimmings of every dciiod|itioD. That accouuts for the
tuaoy euger purchaacrH which crowd iuto X,
this department from day today.
STAPLES. *
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'Our atook of l>omr?tios, *?uph aa Tl! **phin??. Sea Talandc, Priofa, Gint'bama,
rean*, &c, are complete, r-nd l oucht frirn bead quarters before the price* advanced
Cell atid sre us aiul we will do you pm-d.
Youra raspeotfti'Iy,
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GRAHAM & SPARKS. ^
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Free! Free
FREEH \
ON RODGER'S CLOVER 8
FIELD.
OPPOSITE RICE'S MILL- Pc
rJTlio Orand Baloon Ascensions,
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??m.u iniu tilr.
Also tli? jMiiiiimotli Aii' ^liip "City of"
Paris'' direct l'rom tlic World's "Pair
En lifcoute ta Atlanta Exposition. *
FREE TO EVERYONE,
00MB ALli> o
W. H. SARTOR,
DE ?,LER 11ST
GROCERIES.
APT.T?. Meat, meal, floup, coffee,
J *? sugar, lapd, etc.
sp<
tfATJPV Heinz pickles, Armour's
C xxiiU X ?- canned meats etc.
ANYTHING, IN FACT, YOU NEED IN
HEAV Y OK FANCY GROCERIES.
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PLANTATION
HARDWARE.
W A #8 ^ 1 nm a?cnt f,,r tl,e OWENSBORO __
mMa M |"B| 1J w* WAGON and will order you any
Wm II B|gll Ifl kind of wagon you want on short _
if ^ notice cheaper than any other dealer. E
W. H, SARTOR.
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CHEAPEST STORE ON EARTH.
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Ooods Four In On Every Train And Tet
Fe Cannot Get Them Fast Enough To Supply
tar Fast Growing Trade. Our New York
lllmr Still 9nmlm>y TTo <<D1?n.h. ? TJi~ T .1
?J V* MVIM WVUUAUg VO AllUUI/l' Dig LUt
if Notion Samples Just In And We! Can Now
live You Anything Yen Need In The Notion
>ine At Jobbers Costfen's
Good 1-2 Hose > ?"> ?t 4-e
jadies Black Hose t?pn at
fen's Good Work Shirt lSe
" Fine White Shirt 22e
lood Pants Jeans 81-Sc
Vool filled school boys Jeans only IOC
\le are downing the IFANS hiiclnecc
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of Union.
Our line of Dress Gooda not surpajsed by any in the
ate and we are .selling them at about the prices our oomititora
pay for them
Ve are still leading on Clothing and
Ihoes at.d propose to atay in the front.
No trouble to show our goods, 3ooome right alo ng and
>$t yourself whether you ve ready to buy or not.
Harry & Belk.
ANOTHER BIG LOT
>f those Capes and Cloaks just received.
Prices lower than erer. If you want to buy your
"Wraps from HEADQUARTERS where you
find the latest styles and lowest
prices, remember that
we arc the peopie
that you
are looking
for. New
Goods in L. dies Dress
Goods, Flannels, Outings, Millinery
etc arriving 011 -
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the gaps made in our large stocks by unprecedented
sales Boar in mind that our stock of .leans,
Kerseys Cassimers and f loak. Goods are open lor inection
and comparison with those of our competitors.
WE DEFY COMPETITION.
I am also agent for Open and Top Buggies, Single and Two
>r e Wagons. Get my prices before buying.
Respectfully,
J.W.MCLURE,
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3IG LAND SALE AT
CARLISLE. S. C
111 Mon IllV. Tll<wlav. ?
j, ..v?.nc.mil/, mo iu, 17 *na 18th December,
! w.ll offer f >r silo <?n tlio ahneo named dates about Oao Mandrel I.ot < :iti<I True s o
d situated ill the Town of Carlisle?
I0CAT10N &c.
Phis beautiful town is 9 ttta ed in Un?ua County, fourteen unlcs Sunt!i-Knit of L'nitn
the junotion of tlio S mllierki andUoor/it Carolina ,fc Nor hern II lit w iy? ? is in the
iter of t!to preat Ticdmool Belt, and has a population of over live imidrel inliabi
its.
Ihe Innd to lie Wd liei on a beauufwl plateau between (lie ?v.iters i llrond and Tipec
eisanlia wed antereo by rpringn an t other streams- It \ , I . j ,;t erally tbo
'litest vn ie y < f ve/e e'diH. fruits, ccr Is, be?id?s ootlon tin 1 ume. I , ueejeuitr.ro
t been iu?e duCed vritn pron.i-ii g r? suits?Upon this land tli. r - i> > ti .? tuilpbm'
mjjr. fine cloy f r iiiikmn, !? ic. , and > r od pr ide of prnnitc.
I'h re i? lnder eo.iteTnp-ition a 40,ihh) ( indie m:|i, and there at e .i > g I in'lisnd
ton gins lo'Mtcd ami do up business a uiis place.
riie lota and tracts w 11o divided an I s Jin cmvcnietil pir.s ' i s t the baser
d ai; persma iu<erected ean oh am a" informitioa wanted from Col Juo. L. louug,
t surveyor, nuJ can see plats etc. nt li? .tlice.
THItV < OF SALE.
One third cn^h, halanco on one ?n<l i ? ???-? ?
__ ~ " "im microe' from <1 i{e "f sals at
jht per cc. . per aun no. I\uvha*??r : . givo bornl and 'aorl/*t,?o of pre-iiH lo aeaur?
lanrt! ofV||r money r>r if chooi'8 o?t?so, <u-?y p iy ci<?h.
La It purcl :wr i i!h: k-.ocki ?; U->w i hun ofcaoh lot r ( net ,i u t pni ,ip i\ bono?
ion ?l< 1 .11 s ? ins..re ;> faith of pur . e.
1 ,irchHs<-r io pay f-r ppqia.
J. (i. l,ONO,
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