The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, January 31, 1896, Image 4
TH33 UNION TIMES.
JOSIAEX ORUI?UP. Lditor
Friday, ?7aii. :tl, fSl'O.
post oryick dikictouy.
Tfte P. O. will I >? opei.t'il for l>ii!?inosf"
from 8 A. M. ? > G.0O 2'. M.
The Monry OrJor f'r; :?ii: vi-' will !??
op?B?<i for busine.*.* ii ."n .V. M. t?> J P. ,V.
Mail going K??t w:ll cT-?i* prorpt'v m
12.40 P. M.; going WVs l.ln P. M.
k. w'. .i \i:i?i> r. m.
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Doings akounj) town.
' rr Mr. Jesse ILx ha> moved into tii
' Baptist parsonage. /
There were several apple wagon.*
here this week Iron North .nrolinn.
j Farmers ha\e commenced to haul
guano. JSeveral wagon loads were!
carried lrom here tii r week.
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Mrs. W. E. Thom-on entertained
a number of ladies on i'uo.-uav
a euchcrc party. ;
Mr. Wallace McNcueo of Spartan
burg spent last Sunday with Ins par*
ents Mr. and Mrs. l>*n McNeace.
Mr. and il/rs. Joe Austell of Aslieville,
N. C. are visiting J/Vs. AustcH
on Church Street,"
Mrs. Le Uoy %l'(>unscnd and her
'1 three children of Hot Sp.iiigs, Ark.
are at Mrs Tow'nnhd > mother Mrs.
X Martha llix. .
Miss Bessie Bol?ers:?n ielt on Monday
for Columbia^ where she w.ll
spend some weeks u .th relatives.
Miss Fannie W ilhnrn of tiibbes is
boardingat Mrs. .Jacob Bice > and
attending the..Cnnicd -rho'l.
? . Miss Nettie < "nh*n aftci spending
a number of week> with her cousins
Mr. and Mrs. il. M t'olicn lias re
j turned to hei home hi i'iuiauelphiu.
i Mr! 8. 8. 8tokes went to Char
lotto last 8atiud:?v to sj.< ml a few
da\s with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
U.'.V. 8tokes.
| Miss Emma V. Lyrunan of Wilmington,
Dela. arri\e?i liere last Sntf
urday and will board the rest oftm?
, . wjater wilh J/rs. t?eo. 11. Uetsel.
- i",?lufr 7. ' .. ... .
There were two traveling lite in
ranee agents in town,Wednesday,
?iuj E. B. Contery r.f Camden and
Mr. Geo. c. ilodge < f Greenwood.
Maj. contery is suit here.
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The K. of 11. oyster supper and
speech wore much enjoyed by all the
guests last Eridny evening. J/r
[ . Gibbes furnished the supper, so it is
?: not necessary to say it was served in
: elegant style and great profusion.
Mr. Eugene G. Evans dr. return
ed to Union one day tins week from
au extended visit to Anderson with
his family, There >ta; hi Anderson
was protracted beyond their expectations
by reason <u the siekness of
some of their ch;l hen. Measles
caught them over there.
We learn that Mr ..nv. tow 1mm
the matter ( !'<l>v<vii;.ii;ii?r me i>i'?Udepository
wa> . > I. . - deci led
to let it roM.jit. : . - nt location,
with TI ' . i ! ".
Those wanting - - . . .-el '.hem
there at eost. n <: :: >i haw
exactly the ! .? . *.tu( m w;'l
order it.
Mr. K. 1'. . - \
of The Sip w !. ' !! . i.
l'oint N. C. .1.1 : M -.1
d:iy nli 1 part i n :i..
with theta. v . . it i niv
FUppliosa lar_ ; . t k
oftho new the -. v. He sp.n* d .?/
night with M 1'.
ident of the :
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G. L>. I?in v. ' ! i\ ill
tOW il \V< . I :;i i .
the contract i
mill building ...
looking afi?.
it would take t
to pat the r.M
and joofing w
get her and w. .
six weeks i'r
1 JliS ].-> Ii:<
roof on tli* :ii , . I \
also j?ul . .4*
Loekhart >!> .
Work act.,
ing finely n<>.v . .1 .
since the first .
work Some, < ;
but v? iti 1 i!i''
will not take :
have a splcinl. . ...
now are I it tie
in thirty mote ?
atcd that they - . ; ,
inence the roolo... . u.
is now rising aw .. . i.
The third lloor .1 11 .
covered with hu_ . (i.<
carpenters nr.respective
pi tee < 'i \c sioi 1'
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s rviccs at Baptist Church mx? Suuday.
The Haptists have been without a
pastor since the first of the year,
when the resignation of Kev. Booth
went into efTect. There has been no
preach in g at their church since that
time, though the prayer meetings
and Sunday school have, of course,
>ecn kept tip. 'J'liere will be scrvi.,
'cs at the church next Sunday, how rer
both morniii<r m l ni^ht.
Kev. -J. 10, Kdwards, l'iv idei.t ol
I'he i i.>t Iliiih Sch"ol of < i a fluey
will preach there at 1 1 o'clock in
1,? t: ... .. . r. 'Ill V . ?...
?f this e.>nnf \\ wI!I preach there at
11 i 1?t. 7:-30 o'clock.
riie public cui.li.iil_ invited to aI
I .on 1.
oHiusn?.en.
\.. vo :t.
A !-'ir uta? Lti. l? : It j i 11 .* >j :i?eSt\ti
t onvou'.io.. oi" ; . Sicu'.v
J/r. 1'". F. W iMcn ? i" tii: Cimiics
t<ui Society "1 t hristiau Fndcavor,
lias insured the following circular let
ter m regard to the Mate Convention
t?> he hold there in .i/arcli:
"The Eolith Carolina State Convention
<1"'hristian lindcavorcrs \\ill :
he held, this your troiu the 10th to the ;
1 lit It of March at the Congregational !
! (Circular) Church, in Charleston. \
A iar^e and enihu?iasiie attendance j
is expected and desired. Koc a i
^oud h?"k ut aliead ihr special attrae I
tU'i:S and ii'dueed raiir-.ad rates, j
( house t:i'I d* lejali?.iis i'arly. i'.n? |
tertainineiit will he pro/okd lor del-'
e^ate> to die Convention.
" liit' first Christian Mndeavur S<? !
eiety, ?h.-iyned i<> train youti"? people i
in Christian activities, was or^ani/. '
ed less than twelve years in tiie j
Wiliiston Church, IV.rtla id Maine. '
hv it.-> zealous you'i^ pastor, Kcv. F. |
h. f lark. ile i> low known the |
wnritl ?>ver as "Father (.inlca\i?i
Clark. i If - lit "J the niovemeu
litis I'ft ii iir.i <|Ua!u'<i. The * in is i .it !
h.n<h;i\i?r ' vietu^ < i tui' u.?r!<i i.'iv
uiitit'i> i t-.iit. n.clutitu^ it.4K?jun j
I i..r les. with a total me:nlmrshi,i i
>f J.-> >1 11'. As compare.! wit. !
report? "I it \e ir tin.- "ain in the!
toi.ii memTr.-iiiji i* t.v* i -itJO.Oifii. !
i tio.iiii'/. i ! ?:?> e.vs *,i every Kn.^iisit
sjutikii o iiii 1 ii. in tti i . fvci'v i'-ui.: i i
country iti: ill ' uorhi, an ! |
they embrace > 'fi ifst <v y uir^ pe<
plu, in niters, pa rem .s ami sail.as, 1m i
hiesjunior iutcruiciliatc ami senior |
societies.
i lie forma: i ai of a worn I s Chi ir
tian llmletiv>.r L'nion, this year, aim
at closer fellowship of Christian lin ?
iletivtucio evcrrwhero, ami its two
classes of membership, general ami
cert ideate, emhraee past ami present i
Christian Ihnleavorery an I youn^ '
or oM memhers ? !'any evangelical J
cIhire!i who ile>:re to he onrolle<l.
I'n -n ual conven: inns will he In 11 i
in etini.' ' tioii uitii the annual natio ..!
convent o.h t!io lirst boin^ in lslh?i
in 'A'a-liin^tui 1). (
THE UNION" RAL ESTATE" I
AGENCY
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which to l>uy or .-ell property |
They aiv acquainted with
prospect i ve !)ii\ its ami
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WE FEED,
YOU FATTEN.^
If you want to be happy all the year
round, buy your Groceries from
T. HOSE.
No use to enumerate. Anything you want in
Wmss't -jJuiii ytm&t/
trom the choicest French Candy all the way dwwn the line
to J/ea! ami .I/cat. will be found at the
UP-TO-DATE GROCERY STORE OF
J NO. T. R 0 S E.
sa?B?E?BCEoa?c 13*soaoB??a.eB?BB*?a<sa ta?a?B?BBB?B B?BQ>U
jWE WANT TO CLOSE OUT ?
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I OUR BUSINESS IN UNION \
I BY MARCH 1st. \
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Wili sellout our entire Stock at |
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FANC4/ (J ROGER IES. |
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C . :v :?: nr. Ai>;>!rs and Oranges.
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Eugene G. Evans, Ji.l?
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IT'S A DUTY
Every merchant owes to himself, and to the community in
which he does business,
TO GET. AND GIVE .
tlie very host, values for the money. To do this, he must
buy for C/VSIl- ''CASH is the lcrer which moves the
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worm.
Our con-"tanl aim is to give the Highest Quality
for the
LOWEST POSSIBLE P8ICE.
This is why we retain our old customers and arc constantly
getting nev. ones.
If you wear slices, tlwse are yours!
W1 ten you see them you will wish you htcl come sooner.
Ladies fine Kid Patent tip Razor Toe, hand welt,
a "Beauty'' tor $2.SO
Ladies Common Sense Kid button would be
cheap tit $2.20, our price $2.00
Ladies Fine Vici Kid Patent tip, Fancy Topping
short vamp, especially cut lor Southern loot $1.50
Ladies India Kid button, Patent tip, Picadiily toe,
very stylish and handsome $1.25
Old l adies Solid Comfort low heel, broad loe.
soft bottoms $1.00
"We have an unusually attractive stock of shoes to
suit everybody's feet, at prices that make them walk?
right to our store to catch the bargains that are waiting for
von to ''nn ss the button.''
"THE OLD RELIABLE"
A. H. FOSTER & CO,
TELEPHONE !Vo,
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YV. H. SARTOR'S
IS THE PLACE T 7> BUY YOUR
LDiAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES.
See my Heiz's Pickles, Strawberry and
Pine Apple Preserves, Fruit Jams,
India Relish, Tomato Catsup,
Gelatine, Breakfast Cocoa,
Chocolate.
Armour's Mince Meats, Teas, Grated Pineapple, Bartlett
Pears, Sugar Corn, Pie Peaches, Can Tomatoes
Chipped Beef, Canned Tongue & etc.
I have just received 500 bbls. Flour bought at alow figure
and will sell it the same way, also just received one car load
Texas Red Rust Proof Oats 1 will sell cheap. I have on
hand a big lot of Coffee, Sugar, J/eal, Bacon, Rice and Old
Hams that J will sell right.
ONE CAR LOAD
New Ore ; is J Ahisses bought be I ore the ;ui wince. I have ju^t
received y o gross Snuf's 1 can sell at jobber . price. I have
on hand a linrol Cook Stoves, cheap -si and best ever
mid in I Cdl at 1 examine, litem la: I ore they are all
old. 1 k< pen handll": Owensboro \\ .1 .on, best on the
market. Get my prices before buying eu.eviiere.
Prompt attention given lo PeP phone ord.js
lit -j.t'ctluily,
W H SARTOR
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WHO IS MARTIN & THOMPSON?
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