The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, October 02, 1896, Image 8
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DEALER IN FURNITURE, LUMBER, SASH, DOORS, SHINGLES, Etc.
N?PICTURE
FRAMES, CARPETS, RUGS, MATTING, TOILET SETS, LAMPS, ETC., ETC.
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ALL ORDERS FOR UNDERTAKING WILL RECEIVE OUR IMMEDIATE ATTENTION \
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NEWSY PARAGRAPHS.
('uxhnven's new port will .-??<?n be
opened f??r business' It lias l!'? feet
depth <>f water and has cost $1.7 ">0,000
Jt was begun in lStiO*
Another streteh of railroad to the
gold,mines in the West Australian
desert, that from Coolgardie to Kalgoorlie,
has just been eomplctrd.
Empress Eugenie is said to hav<
made her will, leaving the bulk o.
her fortune to her goddaughter, I'rin
ess Deatriee of IJattenberg s little
daughter Eugenie.
Mrs. (leorge hunt who. has jlist
died at her home Seituate. Mass..
at llie.-iL'e o" SO vears. was a sister'
_j n ,
of the late Thomas William Parsons,
the poet, ami had herself writtui
poetry.
The l.ito Sir John Miilais' ine??n c
ranged as high as 81OO.000 in his
host years, ami from an earl v date in
liis earcer his terms for portraits exceeded
those ehai'ged by Sir Joshua
lly nobis.
Lillic's Ghent gate ami lbmbnix
gate, the last remnants of militar
architecture belonging to the time of
the Spanish occupation, are to be
torn down to make room for the city's
growth eastward,
Kaiser Wilhelm has designed a
silver cup. which lie will offer as a
prize for a yntcht race from I'over to
Helgoland next year after the celebration
of the bOth anniversary oi
his grandmother's accession to the
throne of Great llritain.
T * 1 < 11 - 11! . ^.. |
rn-jni gonu'ii wcuuiiijrs \>nc rcnbrated
on one day recently at Anderlues,
near Brussels. The whole town
turned out in linnet* of theorension.
they li.nl a public dinner and a hall,
and each on-) of the old people received
the present of an arm chair.
Thirty Armenian students recently
went the round-; of the l'aris newspapers
to appeal to the moral sense
and luunanity of the editor-- They
Were reeei\ed politely, hilt Oldv the
socialist and some other radical papers
were inllueneed hy them.
David Crocket's M asoiiic apron is
now in the possession of Mr. E. M.
Taylor of Padueah, Ky. It wasyiven
to Mr. Tatlorasa descendant of
:i friend. one oi tin1 fid time settler.*,
and an associate of < 'rockett.
Pr<d * t'. I'. W ilcox of tin- riiair of
modem languages in the I'niversitv
of freorgia. w ho has just died in hi74th
year. was regarded a- one <d
the most seho'ar'y men in i ? :>r^i:i.
Jle wa- a graduate of \ ale. had traveled
extensively in Europe alij> spoke
hcveral language-.
Prime l.of*atioft. heioiv he he.-aine
premier of 11 u-sin. it i--aid. had ii>>|
great liking for ui.rk. fmt he heeame 1
eon-umed with a pa ?i-m for industry I
on hi.- new appointment, and wlnrij
he had a great object in view wa.tilele
?. lie r.iade him.-elf MI.popular
in the Ivu?ian foreign ofpee at fir.-t
by revolutionizing if- method-*
Lepro-v iias appeardat 1 >orehe-tu\
in England, tin patient being a I'J ycar-old
lioy ju-t haek from Singapore,
wImto hi- father had been warden
in the govern nut pri.- n. It in
not her indication that the common
Hipfwiou u weMig that E irojoaus
i
'/
jiving in countries v.here leprosy is
roMiiuon do nut contract the disease.1
A Spanish diver has succeeded in
l>riii;_rigiJO.OUO worth of silver I?nrIV'?mi
a debth of I'iS leet, oIV (.'ape
Finistoire. The steamer Skyro.
which sank nine miles south of the
cape five rears ago, had bars of
silver, worth 8!~>,00'k on board.
I'he div.r. whose name is Angle
'Irostarhe. has gone down -7 times
this sununor and brought up :>7 of
| tin* bars. The work is made danger
on - 1?y the wreck anil the strong currents.
Buckien's Arnica Salvo.
The l>c>t silve iu tin* world for cut
bruises. sored. ulcers. .silt rheum. fever
sores, tetter. chnpjMd iiautls, eliillilaius.
corns, and all skin eruptions, and
positively cures piles or no pay rcipurcd.
it is guaranteed to -jive perfect satisfaeion
or IllolleV refunded. I'liee-Jo cents
, er IV. x. For sale l?y It. F. I'osey.
- m t
ajitain f liarles C. de lludio of tin*
Seventh cavalry. I . I?. A., who was
re ireil a fortnight ago umler the age
limit law. was sentciiee?l " > the guillot'ne
in lSo8 for joining with thsini
' iti'l others in a plot to assns>inte
Lotti> Napoleon. lie hail been led
to the guillotine ami the hlaek cap
luel been adjusted, when, at his own
request, he received two minutes' re
prieve in which to smoke his pipe,
lie fore his time hail expired the private
secretary of the empress arrived
and ordered t.iat his execution he
po.-tponed. 11 is sentence was commuted
to exile for life.
All Free.
Those who have used Dr. King's New
Difovery know its value, and tlio*c
. who have not, have now the opportunity
I t ^ try it free. ( all on tli" advertised
druggist and get a trial hottle free. Send
I your name and address io II. F. Utieklen
iV < i>.. ( 'liicago. ami net a sample box of
Dr. Kind's NfW Life I'ills free. ;n \v<?! 1
as a copy of guide t > lit a It )i ami hoiise11<>!
i in-truetor. free. All i>r which is
guaranteed to do you good and cost you
nothing. 15. I". I'osoy *s drug store.
A correspondent of the lloston
1 lerttld say s that a Catholic revival
is in progress all over Mexico. And
he aihlsiiiat there has recently been
a marked revival rd' hull-lighting
"A young cahaliero," he says, "a
fine lad. c.vemplarily pious, a meinher
of soine eliurch society for godly
yodth. charitable, devout in hism< ruing
attendance at church, may he
seen at Taeub.tya on Sunday nf.orn
ions transforind into a possessed
person, shouting improper words at
bungling picadors or 1 andcrillcr.is,
a id making of himself a spectacle for
<f ids and men. Sucli is the power
'la alieatiun,' or the liking, to cute
a n young : n 1 old. Uul'-iighting
was stopped here, silver falling desperately
low, it was touti 1 necessary
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10 u?-(, mme ie\enue i" pay me in
11crost (in the niunieipal (K*l?t ihte in
j in !. >ii on. N<> easier way <>1
i r -lising limney has ever heeii IViuiel
than in licencing the rings. llenee
, the iv\ ival ni the "hi. hat hawus. l,iit
magnilieeiit ami enthralling sport o
the Carthaginians."
"lie i> the Ih-sJ i;eiu ral. the '. jf'
Duke viiii, "who makes the I'ewot
111'-1 ikes." I low many person^ are
piinr win-re the 1 >:111!i i< a i|iie>tioli ot
tln n nwn liealtli an<! strength. <? .e ? |
Jin* 1 e vt puiiils ut ^iio'l generalship i> to
Mow tlie Milne of I! a 11H >11* - Tollie l.lMr
I'ill>. the gnat eiire 1??' i i!li>hsih-m ami
li-oiii"ieil stoniaeli. Tins rn??t tail
t*!ils.t ;111<i .1 siiii|>i?" u.iv win in^:\rll
\'?|| 1?V 11 :< I 'llion I M'lljj ("??.. MHII
ni^u:>l. Tin' Ii:i> j ? !!? t ; wliirli jir'i>lll|?.
Ill> 111< *111 :i !"? In 1 ?l 1! I*! !i]? 1 'i s\ >!rtl)
axi'l VU'. thv Ix * r-< ) .
5 Per Cent Per Month
?UK?
60 Per Cent Per Year
Uiiarnnlt c<l to all iuvcstois on
investments ImIIi laryv anil small
\\lit'ii made with
The New York Investment Co.
liKOKKKS IX
Stocks, Bonds, Grain and Cotton
40 and 42 Broadway, New lork
City.
1*. People w!io desire l?? have a
steady and sure ineoiue on a small or
larne investment, send lor our oxplanilory
circular, mailed i'r< e. 'J.'j?Cm
1'. M. FA 1 i 1?, (IKO.AII'NKO
President.
! Simk
OF XJ1STI03ST.
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| Capital Slack fiiO.OOO. Surp'us $oO <H
i stockleiMcrs lintiil tics $00,00?Total?
$170,000
Otiiccrs?F. M. Farr. Pres. A. II. F? s!
ter. Vice Pics, li' ii. Muim , Cashier. J. I).
| Anitue. Assistant Cashii r.
I?irector?W. 11 \\'n Inre, a. fi. It <
J Win Jifl'eiies. T. C. I)iincnti, J, A. Flint. .1
i T. l'< nclus. 1. G. McKissick. A. 11 !<' .sin
^ We solicit your du?:ncss'^-*
~~ ?*ps? ] BUGCTES
\x|i | SINGLE
I DOUBLE
1 BUGGY HARNESS
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TENNESEE WAGONS
I OK !.V
Br /V > T Still >?*
TERRACOTTA PIPING
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Weils and Sewers.
oj:!>ki:> ! su.i:i> ri:??mp ;:.y.
\V. H.WAIi l <>!i
Buy a
Smooth
White
Skin sds\<Q@g&
For Your Face!
! prohnbly nor- is fnov.-inp, f"r It !r roijjrti, ro-f,
friT'ilrO, >tt-iti'.i i.r |>iiii|ilc<l. until It Im- hri-onio
rrput-ivn Ii.-t. n.l (.f .-ittrartlv)*. Il iltly -kin n
rlwiiyn NMuMful. Tho miiii :tn<l wind, iuipt.ro
soapa in: J cosuiotics lii>uro tho 8km.
Vsol^) C.
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r'cftn'Ti. tv .urislio . nr.i* ro>IOTf"? llir "kin, inni 'i#
it Hoft, wliii i' ii ml in mil it ul it l.i in mi i-iiivi i"
? tin", lint t-m it |l|i, tun riii. ? li'i'M'l?hr . It
In ti'vrinIi- .* iimi nlnnvi (i h i Just what i'laltti
11 r It. 't In- hiiit i'r"| nr-.t n that will |?i?itiyi'ly
ri"ii"Tf I ri-' Uh H, lllni'klii'it ?, Tim, S'lnimrn an I
l*t!n|ili"i 1 Inn iri'iN Hi ii-i|iiiji !i;nIw fri'in |ir<m11uout
lui.n'ti Price 50 cents n Jar at druggists,
j G. C. DITTNER CO., TOLEDO. OHIO.
Wanted?An idea
lTotcvt vour f flior n .10 t rlD^r n??u wi'a'lh.
Writ-- TOM ? Wl l>l?l.hLl KN .* CO , 1 vmt Attorney*.
WaHhtntfton, 1? c.,tor their inico oiler
ubU vt uo UwlIOJ liAtiUtk/liU wnuioOi
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OUR BUYER
Mas just returned from the Northern
markets where he purchased a lull
line cl* Clothing, llats, Furnishing
Goods and Shoes, Our new goods arc
coming every day?jt will pay you to
watch this space.
SMITH CLOTHING CO
I'I >to-I)ate Clothiers and Furnishers.
WHAT KIND OF HONEY DO YOU WANT
Gold cr Silver? WM t ike cithoi*?no distinction made 1)
twecn the two metals. Treasury notes, Bank notes and si
ver are all interchangeable .at our store, and the buying qual
ties of or. eh are intlated to the highest extreme.
Count your -jOc pieces for dollars and get here quick, an
you will find that every penny spent in our store reaches tl
utmost limit of its purchasing power.
Our painless method of drawing on your pocket hook ougl
to interest every man, woman and cliil 1 in this vicinity.
Money saved on every purchase. Bach and every ind
vidual Dollar buys more and Brines Better Results than eve
it did h.4fore, since the dollar mark was lirst invented^
What a harvest of bargains is included in our incompa
able Fall and Wiute; line of Dry Goods, Notions, JIats Sho<
and Trunks.
Blooming like a iloa cr garden with fresh blossoms and nc
buds every day>
< Bring your Gold. Bring your Silver, Bring your Greenback
bring your Nickels ami '.Vunics Tie y all count in your l'avo
ami tr. ding with us is almost like finding money.
Wo think of quality first, hut \ uu will think for a long tin
of our Low prices.
Both helps to see you again 1. M. Mobhy, of Gr/A en Hi.
drew the'i i n Sn.vKii D u.i.ai s last month
The Purcefl Cash Co
We are n >w opening up one of the prettiest and in >
complete line of Dress (lood* ever shown you. consisting <
Plaifls. Sorges. Flprei loMves Henrietta
Ami Jill ilic novelties oi i lie season. To entcli the earl
i ade. we have marked tlics" ; noils at a low price, so conic ;
i.cc ami make your selection Icfoi'e the stock is broken.
MILLINERY: MiLLINERYH
Our Millinery Departnient is under the supervision <
Miss 1\mma Iv. Wilson, of l>al. iniorc, who conies to us highl
recommm nded r.s an expert trimmer. Do not liny your hi
until you haw inspected her work,
McLURE'S.
1 T liUO V\ _
Ally's at Law. I
All business placed in our hands will re* ~ I
dive prompt nt lent ion.
Oflice No. 1 Law Range.
OrilUMTERT, Bl'TLEU & Mc'JOWAN,
IL *
Attorneys nl Law.
At C. C. Cu'p'b old Olfice. "
I P. E. Ilydrick J. A. Sawyer.
Spartanburg, S. l uion, S. C
| 1 YLM11CK & SAWYER,
Attorneys at Law
Judge Townsend's Old Stand.
^|l'Ni;u \ Ml'MiU,
Attorneys at Law,
No. '2. Law Rsnge.
g S. STOKES,
Attorney at Law and Trial Justice,
Oflice Rear of Court House.
DENTISTHY- - ;
f nit. II. IC. SMITH'S \
B l}
Dental Rcom over A, II. Foster &
Go's store. Cocaine used in exit acting
eeth.
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1 DENTISTRY.
QR. J. C. Mt CUBBINS,
.! Oflice on Hie c? rner of Main and
Judgement St recta Miir the Cot. r1 Home
bridge and Crown w?ik done when de
sited. Call nnd&ec n:e.
11 IN I OX MAUBLE
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?AND ?
ll CjJranile "Works.
G HOUGH GKDDMS.
?r S. S. LIXDKR, M. I).,
"NVill practice Medicine ami Surgery in
all its hrancluh. < Mice in room over
'* Smith (' 1< ?11?i i r_r <'mnpaiiy; I residence on ^
('htircli streel; Telephone, -17. Gin.
BUILDING LOTS NOR SALE.
1 laving subdivided the lot of land. formerly
owned ami occupied by .1. Auders?ill
Ihowii. we now oiler for sale choice
iesidoiiee lots in tliis "Southern Addit
ion" to tin- city of I nion. S. (splendid
1' treets have 1m en graded, making this
one of the most desirahle sections in
v? hie!i to ?i ve. Si vera I "on no -dinns collages
will lie elected a! once, and tliev,
1C and aim the lot-.. will leol'lcrcu for sale
n the in ?st l'c i-oiie'olo lorins t <ri i o.ix
wii.I. P.I. i:r*x i i i> ??i: -oi l).
. For of the |>::ipi-rl\ < :i!l on 1'. M.
I* ( oiii.n. President. or Nit no;,-on,
See rotary.
Union Barber Shop.
? For si li.-iir ml truly Innsorial.
?? For si .nIisivo that will nivo you i o j;h
For a comb mi l brush si*)nii< tin
rrn-;!i
Foj t\vol>iirl.<'rs I lint w ilMoyoii all ri^lit
(in to C ars?hi A; I lowell.
< 'sirs.ui *'v IIowcl! sire arti.-ts
' (.ini.l" work is t'vi i 11ioir ie\t
'I'licir rnaiis an-1 a-y ami thoii jttirlois
sue brci/v.
9 Now In- sun yo.i an-alway--1 lie "iii-xl.'/
At the I nioi; liarln-r shop.
Js t | nra
1)1 Who are Mai l :n an.I 'i'lioin n?
Tliey are ilie I? -1 bushel . in tov. n.
For ^ mil werk ami |mii;e attention
No h'tterian l c Ioiiitil.
|J 1 f you w iil 1 n11 i;ive ns a I rial
^ oil \\ ii! i.l \ or po e!.-.i w lu re,
| ^ 1'or Iliose wIni |i:i\. iluiic: o I n\e never
I .el any one e!.-e rut ti.ei: hair,
t I (>nr r.i/ois sire keen an l
(>in* ioWeis are eli-nii.
We W ill-ll.Ue Mill with the > all si of
ea e.
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'11 I.-I' Willi I'll'. I I I'M 11 I'S
,, Alw.us i-oiiiM li.n i<
For we try very listn) In |
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