The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, January 24, 1896, Image 4
THE XJISJIOISI TIMES.
J08IAH ORUEUP. Editor
Friday, .Tan. a I. I Slid.
P08T OFFICE DIRECTORY.
The P. O. will l>e opened for business
from 8 A. M. to 0.00 l'. M.
The Money Order Department will he
opened for business from A. M. to -1 I'. M.
Mail going E:\?t will el<se prompt y at
12.40 P. M.; going West 1.10 P. M.
II. W. II AKllIS. P. M.
DOINGS AliOUND TOWN.
Miss Minnie (Joing of Kclton, !
has returmil to school.
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Mrs. J no. A. Vim t j.':tvc a tlolig t
fill tour o'elcek ten cn Tliurstlav.
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!/? P iv l-;iiit l.:nl the misfortune !
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to lose his cow this week.
Mr. W. 1). Hiiinjthrios lias moved
into the house next to Mr. sparks j
residence.
Mis. J. 'J'. Iloe entertained aj
numberol her lady friends last week
by an ultciiioui t?a.
Miss Annie Sarratt has been sum*
moned h< me t . assist in the care <>l
the siek in Iter lather's family.
Miss Minnie Sid.er of Fairfield is
here visiting her grandfather Mr.
W. A. Kohinsf n.
Mr. K. L. Clarke has bought the
hutise on Main M. oeeupied by the
Timks Kmtoi:, and will soon move
his family here.
Miss llntli Anthony the popular
milliner of sparks ?X Co. is now in
.Baltimore taking her w inter vaeatiou.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. K. ^ co: t have
moved to the house Idtmerly oecupin.l
In- \l i. I ) I M <> I -i ii <r)i I in.
VU l/J? i'l I 1' ?i. * ?V
Mrs. Minnie Lampley with hit*
two little sons 11 <?vt ami llobcrt
loft on Tuesday to spend several
weeks with relatives anil frieiiils in
<suuiter.
Miss Hatlii Ootzel the tasty mil
liner of the Old Reliable is taking a
twp months rest, she will spend
part of her vacation in New York,
getting new styles for the summer
trade.
Mr. Jno. 11. Mat his lias moved
liis fancy grocciy business up town,
lie now occupies the Wont between
the stores of My. 11. F. Uiiggs aim
Mess il/oLuughlin \ Rrown.
We congratulate the doncsvilh
people on their knitting mill enter
prise and indulge the hope that they
may develop into a strong manufac
turing town.
The sad iiitelliireticc of the death
of Mr. (1. II. Kirhv, a good citizen
of Boguii'Ville T"wn?hip. was reeciv
od here last ednesday. He died
of pneumonia following an attack ol
measles, lie has been sick several
days and his death was not une.xpect
ed.
By an oversight the date line
was left off of the ?.oinn unicatioii
in our /ast issue, from d. \V. c.
Clair* The !eiu-i was written from
Blue Ridge, '1 s. There's jk
eon foi sale in this eountry at such
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Another new ktw kmi I my opened
an uihce hero, mett tin- linn name
of Sims and l'.\ J h" partnerare
Mr. <1'. >"i ! ."-a itne. this
countv, will !.i un ;.eie and .Vr,
W. \\ . Dixon, the man \\ fi?
rail oil file ' .t! t'eket in
l*'?"l t* r the <>:': o \ * | it *. * i L in
specter < i. i Then :r< 1 ina\
he seen in til. ; ::i> Directory.
We wele Si. *: < . I U:- t< \< II.
Iiltst Sat :;l v i 'v. < hH'old had
Seminary I t-- :: ? ! _'v went pr<
poetiliy an i hnat'in; ^pceiinciif?.
They j < Mielr i . .' I many ami i
lew fin_'ei - a: ! hi tr/ht home with
them -oine !i a ' lit - o| |i<it h. The
(lid not ill i MO v lis I-I hi;
Struck -ey l : \ - i-lTuu. "Duols
j;<?hl iron jv i n h;> i 1 .nj^raiie*
in (jiiantit.< j. !; ih- *.\ :y why doe*
not s<iIjie en:-', M * ' .,i 1 r lalo
l:s!i here, v. <. - ' . i i:> innfa? are
of sui}?hui : . l i: - \ fi'V ;i
bumlaiit niiini : ' - ! -evihere'.
W'r do liot i tie ! Mil/ ;>ji\
tiling lot '.l.i. i . 'I i *um:uei'work.
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l lit' j?>>t " ' moved t>'iO d?v:
tliis 1 ir'".v ci'iii cs Mr. .1.
M. l??"'itC'? i/ ; i..i_: i Main ,-treev
betweci. .nfNf. . 'ti:t 1 i>;!11k and Mc
Lures store. M 1' :i?,111 bough
til is ] ltlCO a' i1 ] :: r <1 :c* -ale la.c
December. i i is i utig" the In'
ginning *?f :i - m "'ait w ii
take |?laee ia ! m a v> <lavs. I i.
Catolma Drug ' . wbi m ?\?. irit
the room I' linti . < ut 1 by the
post ollice and Mr. i. Ilarri.
t'OUtcm plate-* ;? i.i.-_r a market ij>
the building i.-a ? j?;c* I i y the
Carolina Drug Ce.
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DIED.
Douglas, son of Camillusand Fannie
Willard. was horn November 14,
18D0, died January 2.3, 1890. Six
short years were all that were given
liim for lite on earth: hut lie has entered
upon that life which is not
measured by years nor characterized
by sorrows. The fond hopes for
iiin of loving hearts have not been
realized here, but more glorious than
earthly joys are now his. He waits
for dear ones where partings are no
more.
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Some Raceut Bills
Among the new hills that have
j been introduced in the legis'atuie
! this week, the following may be
| mentioned as pertaining to matters ot
| general interest.
i?.. ii \v m..* 'iv.
i>) i'lit i'* f? iMt naiiii i u
ic<[uire beneficiaries in the higher
! tdurational institutions of the State,
except the institution for the deaf,
j dumb and blind, to repay to the
! State the cost of their education.
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By ,1/r. .)/ ishoc?To amend the
bill relating to pensions to the widows
of Confederate soldiers and sailors of
'lie State. This bill puts such
widows who have remarried on the
same plane with those who have not.
By Mr. < > 11 s? Zo amend the county |
government law, so far as it relates '
to eertain counties in the Piedmont i
; section.
l?v Mr. Floyd?'i'o amend (ho law
; u lating to prize fights.
j By Mr. Thompson? To reipiirc
ehibfren between certain ages to at;
tend s? ho?.1 and re?juire teachers in
public schools to teach eight hours
I per day.
I?v Mr. Kast?To regulate the
hours of labor of trai.itnen on rail
roads in this State and to provide a
penalty lbr the violation of the same.
15v Mr. \\ arr?To define the
! powers ami duties of municipal cor.
i porntionsoflcss than lUOiuhabitauts
I and applying the same to corporation|
already in existence.
| By Mr. tiarris?Authorizing a
j bureau of labor statistics.
By Mr. Shutnan?Relating to
; the inspection of tho books of mag
1 ist rates.
By Mr. \Y. C. 1 >avis?To amend
the law living the time for the sitting
of the Circuit Courts in the 2hir<"
Judicial C ircuit.
HvMr. Barry?To amend the lax
relating to deposits of interest col
lee ted on certain bonds.
By Mr. lhlwards?To enact the
provision of tho Constitution cstab
lishing the new County of Saluda.
By Mr. Turmond?To amend the
I law in .vga ! to labor contracts.
f By Mr. < Cts?To require tail
roads int 1;is >tate to provide separate
first class coaches for the aceominoda.
tion of white and colored passengers.
l?v Mr. Miles?Fo regulate the
.
, issuing of all cheek script and dmWills
to laborer- and wage worker-.
i By Mr. Winkler?To amend the
' law relating to tho forfeiture <-|
i dower u j ion the groin: 1 of adultery
The husband mu-t tile his suit in tin
i equity court within two yea'-- Alter
the alleged act of adultery was eon;
mi t ted.
i I>y Mr. II ?!lo\vay? Herniating
free tuition to the institution;* f r
higher education within this Stat
i 1 he parents must certify that titer
have not a gross income of SI. >0 )
i or an estate < I M-.e value V'f rr tl.o
! applicant can secure a beneficiary
( scholarship.
: CANDIDATES
, ??Ft>it Tin:
drr; trade,
'of union coi:> :y, and tiii
? IS TIIKIK ?
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1 J'are Dru re.
J jWO.st 1'iie-s consist*, tit \Tit!i ih
quality "I our go-'d*-.
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.{ Accuracy ami ( uiu:>? tecey in Oo.i.
jiouti ling i'fpli.m*.
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i u e cirry Hit: large.*; mu i'?ioi :
.Mcdiciuca in the county.
,) Our sh'"k of Jieiu*'*, lllj< rnio.i!
ami Phar:naooui ; ils is ituiucrisc. ar..i
is purcliaseil from l i "* Ulgcsl minn
faeturing ati i itnpoiliui: houses i't lite
country.
! t! Wo carry a full block of the he
! Paint*, (tils, Putty, Whitewash hi
I I'a.tit 1'rushes.
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: 7 We carry tlio finest line of SpeeU m
i and Kyo (jla&^ca in t be county,
, UMONJDKUti CO.
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WE FEED,
YOU FATTEN.^
If you want to be happy all the year
round, buy your Groceries from
= JOHN T. ROSE,=
No use to enumerate. Anything you want in
from the choicest French Candy r'l the way down the line
to il/eal and J/eat, will be found at the
UP-TO-DATE GROCERY STORE OF
J N 0. 'J'. It 0 S E.
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OI*l*D?B?E?L ?BCD BCDOia
!! WE WANT TO CLOSE OUT I
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!! OUR BUSINESS IN UNION |
II BY MARCH 1st. I
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jjj Will sell out our entire Stock at 5
| MANUFACTURERS PRICES. j
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" Want To JRenl The Store We J
S IN oav Occupy From 3Iareh 2
a rXV> Sept. list,, Z
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5 s
s We Expect To Open Again Next s
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Jthe cannon coj
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! GROCER."
ws^vh '^iL/ra < j i<r<i ; > moi* a z<:**c
MdH'K. Sl'uK. Ai MAT.
Best Patent Granulated Armours
iS Iu.s. t?> (S"i.co Hams 12*4c
Bacon,
FANCY GROCERIES.
j Canned (io< els of ail kinds. Collee, i < Spices, Oatmeal.
Cakes. Crackers, Bin kwheat and Salt Fish.
F-RBSI-T HEISUHL L '*7 ERY S ATU RD A Y.
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' CONFECTIONERIES.
(kikes, randy, plain ami line, Apples ami ()ran^cs.
NVJ-KltKK DKLIVr.liV J i,i.kiiioni; no. t
Call and examine my stock.
Eugene G. Evans, Jr.
j At Scaife's old stand on tne coi ner.
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THE WORLD
owes everybody a living; and everybody can collect the defy
by goine after it. In ofhor words you can not sit idly by
and expect something to "turn up," but you must be "up
and about" and know just what to do and how to do it.
Just so with buying good?, you must have some idea of what
you want, and how and where to go after it. If you don'tk
know the pi ice, it will pay you to find out what we are doing
in the way of prices before you spend your^ | ney. I
Have you seen that Red brow band Blind Bridle,
At i _ it* o
c.-. na ncavy, lumwe are selling icr
Every l&ruter can be his own blacksmith with
good bellow as low as $4.00.
or a portable Solid Iron Fan Forge at $8.00
Then too we are 110I selling 'chunks" of iron and calling
ihem plows, but we are offering the nicest, smoothest, sharp-'
est, slickest, thinnest and best ttecl plow blades at the same
price you pay lor the ordinary kind. Try us and you will
see.
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Don't forget to remember also as you go along through
the world about our wagon and buggy repairing materia1,
skeins, spokes rims and even lull sets of wheels ready tired.
We almost forgot to remind you of Barbed Wire, cut and
wire nails, Plow Stocks, Single Trees, Hames, Turning Plows
Stoves, Stove repairs, and t/ll these sort of things .
You will do well to bear us 111 mind when you come to
buy?ANYTHING.
"THE OLD RELIABLE"
A. H. FOSTER & CO,
TELEPHONE INo, JI7. '
W. H. SARTOR'S ?
IS THE PLACE X D BUTT YOUR
HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES.
See my Heiz's Pickles, Stpa wberrjr?.nd
Pine Apple Preserves, Fruit Jams,
inaia ttensn, lomato catsup,
Gelatine, Breakfast Cocoa,
Chocolate.
Armour's Mince Meats, Teas, Grated Pineapple, Bsu^lott
Pears, Sugar Corn Pie Peaches, Can Tomatoes
Chipped Be d, Canned Tongue & etc.
1 have ju^t received 500 bbls. Flour bought at alow figure
! and will sell it the same way, also just received one ear load
Texas Red Rust Proof Oats I will sell cheap. I have on
hand a big lot of Coffee, Sugar, T/eal, Bacon, Rice and Old
Hams that I will sell right.
ONE CAR LOAD
New Orleans J/olasses I ought before the advance. 1 have just
j received 300 gross SnuP" I can sell at jobbers price. I ;havv?
on hand a bi^ line of Cook Stoves, cheapest and best eve*
sold in Union. Call an ' examine them before they are ad1
sold. I keep on hand tne Owensboro Wagon, best or the
market. Oct my prices before buying elsewhere.
Prompt attention given to Telephone orders.
Keflpectfiilly, (
W. H. SARTOR.
13??*Telephone No. ?!.
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WHO IS M ARTIN & THOMPSON?
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rhcy ?re our fa-ihionable Hairdressers ?nd Shaver* Shop at
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