The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, February 07, 1896, Image 4
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THE TJKIOK TIME:
J091AH CRUDUP. - ttii.c
Friday, ?J?n. 31, 1SH0.
rOST OFFICE DIKECTOKY. ' 1
n? p. o. win be opened lor lm?ui-'
from 0 A. M. to ti.00 I*. >1. jj
The Money Order Department will l11
opewoti for business from it .\. M. to -1 1'. >>. .
Mail going East will close prompt1 v (it j
12.40 r. M.; going West 1.10 1\ M.
K. W. II A It KIS. V. M.
DOINGS AROUND TOWN. ,
Mrs. J. I\ I? ice antl son returned
to Columbia last week.
Mr. Bailey's front windows present
an attractive appearance ibis
week.
Capt. A. 11. f oster lias recently
purchased a very handsome pair I
carriage horses.
Mrs. N. 1*. lhinbar lias taken a
position tor the spring season at A.
il. Foster a; Co s.
There is a small ilw ellinir being |
built on Main street just below the
store of the Humphries Rros.
Miss Maggie l'uggins of Marshall
Missouri is visiting her sister Mrs.
P. 11. Walker.
Judge W. 11. Wallace wont t?><
luinbiaon Tuesday to atti nd liis s ?n wedding
which took place on the ?ti:.
Mr. J. W. Riser returned to ITiioi,
on Monday, ami has taken his < 1
position at the L)epot.
Mrs. Jas. 11. Maxwell of tiiwnville
is here visiting her parents
Judge and Mrs. \\ . II. Wallace.
Mr. Jas. 11. Rodger spent several
d?ys lastwsek on a bird hunt at
Lockhnrt.
Mr. Hatch ford Scott's friends w ill
be glad to learn that be is recovering
from tiis recent illness.
Mrs. Ida W . t ioss e nurtai u d in
her usual elegant sn le unite a nun.
bcr of her lany friends last Friday
afternoon.
The Misses Cat t ie and May bos
tcr entertaihed a large number ot
their ladv and oeiilleinen lriehdslast
... - o I
Friday evening.
Mr. Maurice A. Moure returned
home from Augusta mi Sunday aim
is now employed l?v Messrs W in. A.
Nicholson and J*ou.
Mrs. Ji;o. C. idicppard oi Fdgo
field with her two little sons, Jiiiimie
rod Francis are visiting her patents
oq,?.ni put. V \\\
"l mUvon I " t-V*^*t?Ig a
warehouse back of bis stole, it win
be quite a convcniinee as lie always
keeps such a lull stock.
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Almost Persuaded.
An Attorney in Boston, of Jewish
origin and laijh, had occasion to
retain a certain eminent counsel in.
ill the wold-oi the Anglican placet
book, prolesscl and called hinisel.
il Christian ) in a case of no great
moment, J'ney won the ease, because
they coll bin t lielp it ? .lie law bciiii.
clearly wain them. At its conclusion
the eminent counsel said t<> iii^ con
fere: "Well, ^eve'>eaun elii, sure
enough, ami >ie 11 gel a lairisii Mi.
of eostS'OUL o| ein. Jj.it wnat wal.
we charge our client; "Uii. ,-aiu
the c'?n < t X'-raiiam, with the Idaiiu
sirule and leassunng iiaml-rubbing
characteristic ut in- race, "it woulu
pe leetle enough to say eMM'1?S.j.?o
apiece. **\Snat, cricJ the 1".. C..
?:^7UU for i?>ar meinu h-mm i>i uui
valuable time, ami \ el v<?u are j.iiuu.
to call yaur>ell a Jew ' \ <?u are re
creant iothclir>t imtmctol theraoc!
So the K. C. leit liim. but ealle'l a
his ollice later in the day ami hamlet,
him the clients chetjue Ibr ?S"U.
being one half ol their jmht lee as ex
ploitic by the astute I.. C.. "Now,
said the latter, triumphantly, ha.
do vou think of mat.' "Mine
fricnt," saitl the Jew atlm.ringly.
"almost thou per*>uade.?l ine to be a
Christian! ? Lwr />
M Yalentimes! \ aientiiies!! \ al
m entities!!! lieautiful hue ami ciiuiv
ones at iSmi'h ami Nicholson's, ai
lowest prices.
PHISICAL CU LI U Rt
Miss Kli/aln th C irimhull will
give lessons in Klocution anc.
Physical Culture. Course
four months, t wice a week.
Ti;rms.
Physical Culture </j.oo
per month.
Elocution Spoo per
month* jtv |
/
Cure fur Headache- 1
As a icrocdv lor al! forms of llei'iube ^
Mitciic Diners ims |>iovc<f to In ibv ..ry
nest. It i ticcts it | cruiMocct cure nml the
mor-1 ilio.iilt' l Itilii'iiiil nick lio:i<l it'll' * ieM
in iis influence. We urg nil who arc it*
llicinl f?> pt-icure :i I of nii'l give mis
nle iy a fur friii'. In ctsiu of Im iiimi
us it'uliun K ecnic 15 ters cures by giving
ili?- neeilel folic to (be lriwe ? ami few
sis long resist the use of Ibis medicine,
fry if ouee. Only lifty cents i?t 15 E, Post's
Drug Store, ^
FINAL DISCHARGE. 1
Noliee is liereby iriviii iii>l W. \Vi>is_
iiiui (iuiiraiuti of ill'' l>inte of Kceuiiu I .
VeCullock. Ins nppliC'l loJasm M. (.ireor
Imlgo of Probate, in nil i for I'-e Comity of
I nioii, tor ;i tln.il tiischurgc :i> t,iuar>liuii.
11 is OniiKiun, 'J I at the nth >l iv or March
V. I*. I tun;, be fixed i -rlioi ing of Petition,
mil :i final sellIcliulit "f his I K?t:;to,
./asos \i.
l'r< Itti'rJu Iga L'uiu i t'onty S <\
'i lie lllscovorj' Saved llis Lie.
.Mr. (I. < ail'-ue'te, 1?> nggist, Heaveisville
I 1 >uy>: To I'r. Kii'g'f .New Jlisovery 1 j
ntve n y li e. Wan taken willi l. i Grippe
mil trie i i I the | li\Mcious tor n.i es about
It it o! li t tivt.il mill was g veil up ami mltl
I con I I iii I livi'. Having I'r King's Ntvv
I'i-fn*y mi my st i c i sent t" r a bottle
ii <1 li. g.ni us use ami from tlie lir.-t il* so
liigm !* (ici better. .ni l alter u-i.tg ibree
In lite* w a - npai.tl uluuu agiin. Ii is woiili
"> wtigut in guli. We Won't k.'ep -i re
or Ii n>e wit In lit il." (.let a lice trial at It.
I . I'u i \ I*i ug S re.
NewMarkev.
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I* i us r class Nl k j t
on Ihiterprise Street, north
ol Jail just opened.
Highest prices paid
l or heel, cattle and ho^s.
Market kept open
daily except Sunday.
telephone No. 2S.
Gregory ami Looir i
7 Wh curry tl.e iit.c.-t l.no of Spec'acit
and Kye (iiiM?es in t u?; county.
UJS' I ON I )K GCO. j
TSjivh A ha y 11 i > ( nuo?.
Mr. 1>. Wiley i'\ i>? "11??~ vf. Il'n iv Crcrk
V \ , *".-?! .h<> on i y 11!:I i ic I w ih 1 hruii a
aii in Mint lie w:i-< < iil> iiMc l? liuMile a
I'ounil with ianen. Hint himi iln-n it I \
nni oii'at ]' i ii. A I'm* iininn ('iihinl.i r iiiu *
i'iiin l?.i ai in1 w i? ? iinii ti inn i i\i"ij dial
ie threw away liii ciin"1. 11 ? ?-iy? thi?
ininu'iit Ii-i loin in^re ;'" ! ll ni , | odnr
ii t.'<l 11* i III c* - all I 11 eat llll'lil | : 11 ! int'ier. .
K r naif at 0> conn per hotllc \>j 1'; 1".
l'WJ%
Kli'ctrle IHJlirs.
I? ? f l i. I'.IIUTS is :? IDC licitic Mlitcl for
iiiy M-iiMiii. I"H pvrliajn more generally
<lei in >| l iii.', win a ihelatigiu! exliatist <i
lee : i icv.ii vvlie.. I he liver is turiml
iii-l sluj'tis'i .in I lee iiivil of u loni'J ami
illi rulive is IV I. A I't'oiii| I u-e of liiis
neoiene !r>s often averted long mi l J erIniji
fiial In.ion ? level's .No me 1'cine will
iel hi i ! surely in entiu'erneling ami freeing
'lie mi from ilf mlar al (ois.n.
Ileolo'ie. I to! i ,e- i > > 11, I'i)nsli|int o-ll, UiZitiui'S'
i ii'i'i i" lileeire Diners. (Inly lift\
nenis | vr K I le al 1$. F. I'osey s lii ug Slorc.
THE UNION REAL ESTATE
uest medium through
which to huy or sell property ^
They are acquainted with
prospective buyers and
sellers, and will do
their best tor
you.
List your property with
them.
CAM. ON, OR WIUTK TO
1'. M. COIIKN.
PlVHtiv
NICHOLSON",
Secy
CANDIDATES
kok l in:
DRUG TRADE,
OF UNION COUNT i", AND TillF
? IS Til Kill ?
PLAI'R >1
1 Dure Dfujs.
1 lj/We?t I*iictr* cvu.-iMeut wir). t!
quality ?il i ur yo>ds.
I Aeeuraey ..ml ''-iuj ? t noy in com
pounding l'lescrip'ion-.
1 We carry tl.e Firmest line n{ l'uteni
.Medicines in ihe county.
.) Our at<?ok o! M Deine*, Chemicals
and l'hatI'laceulic ?i.? .s immense, and
is purchased fjutn the I?ri?ost matin
facturiny ami iinpoit ny houses in the
country.
tj We e?rryafull stock n| the best
Faints, Oils, Dotty, Whitewash and
l'-.if.f Rrii.l
WE FEED, I
YUU rAI ItW.^=8i
If you want to be happy all the year j
?ound, buy youp Groceries from
?JOHN T. HOSE. j
No use to enumerate. Anything you 'want in
liijut; ?u?l i'ajaiiy
rom the choicest French Candy all the way tlwwn the line
:o /J/eal and J/eat. will be found at the
UP-TO-DATE GROCERY STORE OF
J N 0. T. li (I 8 R
?B?E?a?i?Hdi?B?a?!5. sa&sitf z ?n?a?aes?B?aoE?
WE WANT TO CLOSE OUT I
OUR BUSINESS IN UNION I
BY MARCH 1st. I
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Will serviout cup entire Stock at ?,
i
MANUFACTURERS PUB. I
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Want rX o Jient Tho Storo Wo 5
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Occupy Fi'om ^Jareh ?
15t)i? rX'o Sept. 1st. *
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We Expect To Open Again Next I
2 ?" c
| September. I"
|the cannon co.|
I SEVT Willi Til FAIK t TIIOKKfj
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. b. tVANb, Jr.,?
GROCER. ::
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j^ra^v 1*1 j 10 Car 15 4 > ; ^ o & 5 a i 'J .**. s,
!1
flock. scor. mi;.\r. i,
15cm Latent Oranulaled Armours
FANCY GROCERIES.
Canned (ioods of all kinds, Coffee. Tea Spices, Oatmeal \ t
Cakes, Crackers. 1 >n< kwlicat and salt l'Ch.
SOAP !:.V,uC' I
I
kt vr> vr-r-"-r iamtdt tr ci
L/U1N r 1 lUniwiiUiJU.
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('akcs, < andy, plain and line-, Apples and ()ran^c>.
DELIVERY .no.
Call and examine my stock.
)
Eugene G. Evans, Jr.
At caile's old stand on the corner. j,,
l?
. \
Nearly 300
"Demorest"
*? A rNTTTTkTTIO U
Si Hi W I IN U MA^nilNEiO im?c y
been DELIVERED FROM OUR 1
I STORE TO Economical Buyers. j
The reason we can afford to sell this
| Sowing Machine For $19.50, ^
Spot Cash, (no freight addon) j
| is because we buy them just as we do Dry Goods, !
) Shoes, Stoves and other Merchandise, and sell 1
) thein the same way, over our counters, so to speak.
The "Deinorest is guaranteed to be equal 1
\ in every respect to any of the higher priced ma*
\ chines made in America?Domestic, New Home,
; Wheeler and Wilson, Davis,Si nger, or any of them ^ '"I
l it,,.] t It., ttl it It II (it/tf It .I'll ittMtt f itlt rll/t.t^ .t.lllt .t it /tit J
| <11111 luu iuaiiuiav;iuiv;L r? guai aiut?; uwv.,5 \>iiii *;#i/\^ii j
| and every machine. ^
j We would like to .show you the list of our j
| written testimonials from your neighbors, who now
; have the 'Deinorest" in daily use Our en|
dorsement, however, is sullioicnt to satisfy the
( 7 # J /
j most skeptical.
''The Old Reliable5'
A. H. FOSTER & CO.
feu- M
i l.O J ?"<. "r ' w?
iW. H. SARTOR'S
IS THE PLACE T 3 BUY YOUR.
HEAV A ND FA A ( GROCERIES.
;ee my Heiz's Pickles, SLrawbeppy and
Dt A n ;i. T
jr i lit? jrrtfstfi' veb, rruiL dams,
India Relish, Tomato Catsup,
Gelatine, Breakfast Cocoa,
Chocolate.
armour's Mince Meal1;. Teas, Grated Hineapple, Harriett
Hears, Supfar Corn, Hie Reaches, Can romatoefl
Chipped Beef, Canned Tongue & etc.
1 have just received 500 Lids. 1 lour ixm^ht tit alow figure nd
will sell it the same way, also just received one car load
e.xas Red Rust Hroof ()ats I will sell cheap. I have on ,
and a 1 >i<_c lot of Coffee, Snj^ar, J/eal, Bacon, Rice and Old
lams that 1 will sell riiRnt.
O N E G A. R, I j GAD
!cw ( Cleans J/oLi: >< S l.ou; '! 1 1 < lore t !le a<i\unce. I have just
ccived 30^ tp'o>s Sneh i van n , . jo'c --rs price. I have
n hand a I ; line o! Cooh S1?> 1 i . 1 . and best r\ < r
>1( 1 iii I nioa. ( al! a;u! t anai; u n : .00 they arc all
?l<!. ! kcrpnn liaiu! lli ' ?\\ a ? ?, best 011 the
iark< i. (?i 1 ir j?i" -?1 >e 11>1 < :y;a . < - 'where,
rompt .itlf 11',oti j^iven to ; e. u>a< >r.l ...
! '< *]>< i tIM!!
w. H. SARTOR.
who tw 4_ ^
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pi? ' } . j j
*&?$ -> I ' Vv \ /
V / v ' /
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.;c s. # t
! **"tt .
I /& :% . $ i
; ;* / I
'-s.. v. > ^'CATMilks?*?
hey ?Vf ?>>ir /:i''lnonul)lt' iIuin.U'esH'1'.snnii blnivei'rf, Shop
Iniou HotcU