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THE UNION TIMES-1 m. xv. el1 i.i', . - eoiTou. i HOME AFFAIRS. _ | TELL IT OUT. , Don't sit down and wait for trade, 'Taint the way, Get a hustle, make a show. Push your business?make her go. Don't sit down and wait for trade, 'Taint the way, Taint the way. If you've got something to sell, Tell it about. Ia?t your neighbors see you're "lly," Get up "bargains." don't say die, If you've anything to sell, , Tell it out. Xcirit out. v..it......... ;r ...... fUUUt null t J i/u i*. j uu uuii v, Advertise, , Keep tilings inovin' every day, Talk ulmnt it; that's the way, Folks won't know you if you don't Advertise, Advertise. ? [ Exchange. Important Notice. This is to serve notice on our advertising patrons that copy for j I changes must he handed in not later f than Monday noon?otherwise we wild. Not change them for the fol- ? lowing issue. This rule is iinpera tive, and applies to Aid,. j Preston Tli.x law accop'.cd a posi.ion with J- Q- Wray. Prof. II F. Seuife, Jr., hits re- I turned >o Kentucky. 1 New ton Sprousa has awoptud ;r po- i. itiQii with J. W. M"' ?ire. Mrs. -I.Ml-0 l*?vlyi,., is tun kin., repairs and improvements on her re*i? lice. ... iU'iuemher, ehnngc* ol ads must be sent in not later than Monday noon. That obi clerk. Bet Vinson, Ins accepted a position with W. T. Bcaty. Don't fail to attend Khubull and Gregory's horse auction, Saturday ' October 10th. ' The Smith Clolh'iig Company is * changing their front, which fs ipiitc mi improvement. In hase hail parlance those are hot balls from Charleston that Uonualei is catching. lstf'1111(1" Messrs. J. C. Bioe and Juo. 1>. ?SfeVluefof-GHrlislc.,' were iu Union tfefWeflkon business. Mr Fiucbcr Beluc was the successful applicant for manager of the poor nouse for next year. Assistant Attorney-General Town- , send and Ben V. Townsend have formed a partnership for the practice of law in Union. IIytlrick ?.V lawyer lutvo ntoveti i their law ofiice from Judge Townsends ohl oflice to Col. 1. G. Mclvissiek's ohl oHico. No need to send jour joh printing away from home; Tilt: Timks is prepared to execute your work neatly, cheaply and expeditiously. The Puiccll Cash Company have ? large and attractive ' Id to I" Free j Silver Hag suspended over the dorr of their popular emporium. Anthony & Whisonani made a fine display of their hats and odieri g oda on last Saturday, and their atote was crowded all day l?y Use i ladies. Mr. John Gilbert resigned front I the police t ree this week and the council elected Mr. Joseph Au-nll to fill the vacancy. The council made a good select ion. Ple.ve remember that the horses that Kitnhnll and Gregory are gong to sell art? not Montana lior.-es hit' are guaranteed every one ? ! them to ! he sound and g< otl v.ork animals. Ilcv. N. J. Holmes, assisted by the ministers of ITtion, is conducting a very interesting meeting at the I'reshy'oriait church. The entire community is very much pleased with j Mr. Holmes. "I havi n use." harshly exelaintul a bloomer girl, "for a youth w ho part* his hatr in the middle." '"I have ro use," replinl Yt i lyboy, with niort apiiit lit >11 ho hud j?iio\vii lor twenty- j one years, "lor a woman who j;;rt - ; her e othes that way." A.ol I o j g.vzed at her i. r**!; t riminino.n mil ) ahe m arly choked with indionutioii ; ai.d ilot(1 lioliiid a lahle, Y\ iI\)> v ; was revenged?Hilda lo Fx pre n. The negroes have organized a1 firo e< iwj> <iiy. They have ; members. 'l'hey are exempt IV-a; j fIreei tax. 'i h\s is a very j/ood idea i Foi iy men ; t fcvl.tM.) a year deprivo-. i the town ot'ei*>.< ') a year, hut is the ! c mpany ktvcs one house a year ilo town ;s well repaid. The company can also sprinkle .\lain s'reet durii ^ the du-ty season, which will he a ?r?it saving to the merchants. To Addie. Dourest Addie, thou h:ist left us? Left us, yes. fovevor more. But we hojx* to meet our loved one . On that bright und happy shore. Dearest Addie, thou had. left us? I At... I t -*--< t ii?*ib niv iirss \vi? uecpiy uei; 1 ISut 'tis Ciod who liust Imrel't, j lie can all our sorrows heal. c Heaven retaineth now our treasure, Earth the lovely casket keeps; e And the sutdjenms love to linger 1 Where our darling Addie sleeps. Peaceful lie thy sluinlier? 9 Peaceful in thy grave so low, ? Thou no more will will join our numlxtr: ' Thou no more our sorrows know. 1 Happy soul, thy days am ended; . All thy mourniiig days below? ? IJy Angel guard attended, 1 To the sight of Jesus go. C I'h" passing Spirit gently lied. Sustained by gnieu divine; L)h! may such grace on us Ixi shod, And make our end like tliino. - Lo. J , r.aurens, S. C, Sept. 17, 18%. * Ulej, o Mrs. James Situs, after lingering tl for a long time, died on Tuesday last. w She was the daughter of Col. David a Johnson. ti Dr. K. M. C.iino died a few d iys ?go at Ids homo in Laurens. Won- a ,eith was well and favorably known ( it I'liion, which w;;s his home durit.g ^ liis sehool hoy days. . A Fire in Union, I On last Fiiday night Mr. and Mr.?. n II. j?'. Senile had the misfortupe to |M lose thejr dwelling house and r.opp ;,n | |>v lij'c, the i'vuj'oiy wuj 1 * stiiVii fur- bait' --- ilV m- ' ..dilution; the ladies " and a very narrow escape. The neighbors were kind and considerate o 1 ibelli in their troubles, and they have the sympathy of the whole coin umnity Mr. Senile and family have < moved into one of Mrs. Grant's house?. \ ! Maltera Matrimonial. \ The following explanatory litter was received by Tiik Times Tuesday J morning. While we have no ae- i |iiaiiitaee with either of the contracting parties, we publish in full, as cut us, for the benefit of our readers: Jersey City, N. ?T. ^ Oct. 3rd 18110. \ To The Union Times (in account of sickness of the 5100U1; Erasmus K. Cannon was married to Miss Elnora It. Williams of Eranklintou, N. C. the daughter of Mr. N. 1). Williams at (J o'clock 1*. ' M. Thursday Oct. 1st by the Rev. 1*. : B. Thonipkins of New York. They J were to be married on Oct.. loth inst. j Mr. Cannon took sick on Sept loth < the Bride arrived in Jersey City on 1 the 17th It was a happy meeting after not seeing caehother for two years: they thought, they could not separate any more: and they were married as soon as Mi. Cannon recovered; at the Grooms residence. Mo 10"> Pacific uvc* Jersey City iS. J. an eye witness. Mooting ot Contcaerato Veterans Camp (tiles, No. 708. Fnited Confederate Veterans, met in the court house on the f>th in-1, and elected . the following ollieera for the ensuing vear: Co.rnnnnder?J. T. Douglass. 1st Lieutenant Commander?C. S. Greer. 2nd Lieutenant Commander?N. B. Kison. 3rd Lieutenant Commander?*V. II. (vault. Adjutant?J. L. Strain. Quartermaster?J. C. Shottlcsworlh. Surgeon?Dr. 11. F. Walker. Chaplain?Dev. I>. (i. CIi(lord. Treasurer?F. M. Farr. Color Sergeant?Dan 1. Garner. W. II. S, Ilanis was appointed CUik, aiMt Koh. rt Owens din.inner. Th" following resolutions were umui'inou-ily adopted in regard to the death oi (feucral I. G. .McKissiek. Whereas Peato has invaded our camp and taken from u> oar comrade, (iener.il I. <!. MeKissiek. Therefore, ha it resol v< d : 'J'kat we, the members of ('amp (file*. I'ulted ("oiih derate V( tennis, in lueetin-r as "Uihloii, (! > hereby as a token of our esteem for our deceased comrade, order liial a hlank page of our minutes he ii,.-e.iUd to Ids memory, and that we wear a ladj.-e i f mourning for thirty da;.s. , ia! t! at these resolutions he pub I:> .a lil: IKK I NIIIN J IMK.S ;:|;M a copy i r ./? il.c rami!.'. <<ur of ikve.oed ('('in;..:!( . ? 'ix JolKrs loci been nske?! Ibr IV")in r .nij) by (StMioral Walker lor the ('"iil'i'ib raio Monument ;:t Winrhosi? :*. \ ! , ami \\;;i venJily r.iisfi l-v lii" can p. The ramp ai!joiirnc?l to meet :'i Cnnm ajiuiii tin1 first Mou-lay in July no\t. W. II. S. UAP.RIS. Clerk. NOTICF. T'. c .M-'t i:.l iiifi-iHiociil of s'reol %.i\ <li:c ilm iny; llm moiiili of O .'?>! or. A i>:< {!!] i m ; i k iiioiiL f.avm com a. 1 ?y ??:<! . ? ta < ti'.iia .1. .1. A. Fast. Mayor. I AUe.l L. G. You NO, UeiL. i ?- ? .*4. -Mi- rz-..?ggT .^JL. i m m 1 /? pproaohlng Nuptials of OIaud< M. Graham. Thd following notice appeared ii ;'ie Newberry correspondence of the Charleston News and Courier of Mom Hy last. Claude lias many friends n Union county, his old homo, all >f whom, in advance, tender con;ratulntion? ami host wishes for a ong life of unalloyed bliss : "Cards of invitation have been isucd for the marriage of Mr. Claude d. Graham, of Newberry, and Miss dattie E. Blair on the evening of )ctober 14, at the residence of the ride's mother, Mrs. S. E. Blair, of 'airfield coun y. Mr. aud Mrs. rraham will make their homo in Icwbcrry," For Thornwall OrphauasreThe cheerful ciielc of King's laughters of the Presbyterian church cspectfully solicit contributions of lothing, bedding, groceries, or unyliing that can be of any service, hutover, for the Thornwcij Orphangc. With winter close at baud, tie needs of ibis excellent institution re very pressing and urgent; and ny help in the way of feeding or lothing the little ones will be very ntefully received. While liie Irphanagc is under the care of tlte Tscbytcrian church, it is strictly nter-donomiuatiqnal in its require tents for admissiqn; un<^ tt'.H'iUlf it-* 1 imates thoye ur.Q umr* MtOf .eprescntinjr ....aliens, than there are reshytcrians. It is requested that lII contributions he sent in by Oeto>er loth to Mrs. <5. II. Oetzel, Mrs. i. N. l'odger, and Mrs. T. E. Bailey. List of Letters. Remaining in the PostOllireat Union. >r the week ending Oct. tt. lS'.lli. Mr. tieo. Welts, W. P. I'aniplK'll, W. I), (tihsou, Mrs. Lull (iossctt, IjeviList, detain! (fee. Fletcher Hammond, Jamie J|tseomb, I.oais Mickler, Leo Petty, dr-?. Itossa Piwson. Persons calling for the abovo letters ivill please say if advertised, and will lie iiiuiivd to pay one cent for their deliy'rv. It. W. IIARKIb, P. LI. Cainl of Thonka. To the jieople of .Tonesvillc and the unrounding country, J desire to express iiv sincere thanks for the kindness to nyself and family during the recent illless in my family. Very respectfully, JOS. >1.VM>?K\ October 0, 1S90. Of Interest to ToaohersSchool Com missk>xk it-Wr Sir:--l'lio time lixe.d for the examination ot tpplioiints for County touchers' certiti ates is the third Friday (lt>) of Oetolier. Questions, etc., will l>c forwarded to vol n due time K'fore the. examination oines olT. 1'lease /rive the enclosed iilnuks immediate attention. Yours icry truly, W. I>. M AVi- na.o. Slate Superintendent F.ducalion. 11 -it. LUSINESS LOCALS. what son i-: or mi: mmen ants am uimnlss .mi:n w:sn to call yoltj atthxtion to. Head Allan Nicholson's ad this week To/, wool mixed school leys jeans 10. a yard, at The. Old Reliable." If you want the cheapest hat in low i go to Anthony & Whisennnt Our ttrices on Jeans "get there ant stay there." A. II. Foster A, Co. Why write a letter with your ham that no one can read, when you can i?u\ a lllickensder.'er typewriter, that wi! make the receiving of your letter or ovde far from heiug an annoyance, as lHThap it now is. Allan Nichokon will :ell yoi one for only no. SI.do huvs a stoat, strong ail loathe; winter shoe for man or woman at A. JI roster A ("o* IY?r>:i?.?Sixty-live dollar.; in y?.u poekti, if you buy a Mieken.s-.lerfer instead of a SlUb typewriter. Tin Bliekeusderferis fertile at A.jlau Xiel.ol son's. Miss lieile Lowell is willi Anthony A "W m.-enaiii where she will he pleased t< meet lier 1't iends. Xohlowite;. no hlavter. l?;i good l.ou est values at A. II. Foster A (,'o's. Call and see the 1 Uiekensderfer type writer at Ali:ui Nieholson's. Tiny an ni.ule of the lust materia], are full; warranted for one year and thu priee i only ?i>f?.thJ. Ladies 1'lewd I Jibbed winter under veils "Jbe. A. II. Foster A: Co. Mr. Allan Nicholson has the rujoue for this county tor the Blickoii dertV t> pewritor. Crates for hard or soft eoal. wit! frame, basket and fender all for j.rid A. li. l'oMerft C m. There is never a N't for lime lli in (V I'" iter to paint. \??t:r house with Luea.* ready iiiImmI pain! ami i?ur?* wli ( >> lead so!?I hy A. II. Foster A ( e Kot ist!. The Cointy l?onv?l ?>l* Con? ro' w> meet on the -ith of (.'. t?>l>cr iS'.M A dispenser and rievk will l.e < .? < ? lor the ensncinj* year. All apt/lie. t onsiun-t he presi nted to t Doar at least - ) days before the day t mOctin % C. (J. Sautok, < .'hail? nan. du * Rev. Sam P. Jones 1 Will deliver a lectuic in Nicholson's s Hall (ground Hoor) on the ; 20 th of October. [ Subject, "Get tliero and stay there." Tickets for sale at Carolina Drug Store. Price of tickets 50 cents, rcserv-d eats 05 cents. 40?It. SURVEYING. 1 will be in Union until next June prepared to Jo surveying in the afternoons and on Saturdays. Call at the Graded School or Mr. Jacob llico's. DAVIS JEFFRIES. (40?t. f. MOVED ?TO THE? OLD POST OFFICE ?UNWiWr UNION HOTi" ^Ulli jo-*' . .i on us lor Drugs. Patent Medicines, Cigars, Tobacco, Stationery, Toilet Articles and Garden Seed. CAROLINA DRUG CO. - * ^Office OY<r~" DR. MUNRO AND GOINGS. ' TELEPPONE 3STO. 30. A. G. FLOYD Dealer in General Merchandise Dress Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes^ I also handle , A full and complete line oi 1 Heavy and Fancy Groceries a! ] Rock Bottom Prices. Come and examine 1113 j goods before buying elsewhere. ' | ^ ours R r trade, j J.Q.WRAY, Mgp j ; JOBPRINTING ! j We arc now prepar- \ i ' od to do any kind of ! ? I Jo it Work. , W e have a complete ; line of all grades of . ; ' Flat Papers, Knvelopes > Hill, Letter and Note 1 leads. Business Cards r and Tickets, of which ; we can print at short notice. Accuracy and ! punctuality combined ; : with neat designs as'S sured. Fair prices for honest work. t - : ( :'iT!llMi\l()\ TIMES .IflR OFFICE 1 . 1V * 1 I U i i * an* M'v v .. - ? . - s Notice! No'ioe. ? will sell to the highest hitMer, on t!i< ? ' Is! Monday in Noveniher mo t, ?turin| ! ill-- io^al hours of sale. lief ore the com ' I how <loor in I'nion. I'liioii eoiiuty i state of South Carolina, ail the lands In ' ' loiifjin-jt to the estate ot Kindred l?ohi ' {Sr., deceased, contains three louche jam] seventy si\ acres located in (To* )m I Key s for, i siiip: I The iund will 1 sold in thr<c so] a,at. tracts. N'?i. 1. ( !in;m plant) Contain.n I omc handled end thirty ac;i\s, more n I lens; Ko. known ant lie IVarson plac. I contain!!)): one hundred and i ?il\ arici lr.orc ?>r !o\\ No. If. known as tlit* Boh ! ami Bishop place, containing one Inn: 'I I <ir>'<t and s.\ aril's, more or lefs. The? !.! lands will In- sold for one-ihinl rash, ha fj ai:cr on a cvd;! tor one aa l two .Mai c. nal insiallnu nls annually, Waring ii 1 j Iciest of 7 per cent per annum, secure I J hy ino'.'tiragc of the premises. lVrfoi >|'l v, ho v. isli to , ii- these lands will call o i in?*. Chan*a B. lh?no. j Kr.eentor of the las; will and tf,st:nnoi of Kindred Boho, 5>;\, c'.?,c(sw<?il. ? 14i i Ill ,111 iOlLill, That is the amount of Dress Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Jeans ani Notions we have for you to select from. Never in the HISTORY OP UNION was such an array of Novelties and Staples spread before you. Our three experienced buyers spent nearly a month in the Eastern markets and with the READY MONEY IN HAND, scooped in many choice values,^ buying for our Four Large Stores. We went direct to the agents, thereby saving the jobbers or middleman's profits. Our line ot Dress Goods not surpassed by any house in South Carolina, and the pi ices 25 per cent, cheaper than you can buy them iu the cities. Wt T- ?--=rrcrg3?raEr.jri^' ^nrar.-s-i SHOES! SHOES!! SHOES!!! From a man's solid Alaska, at <5 cents, to line Hand Made Shoes. Women's solid Dongola llutton shoes, <5 cents, will cost yon 81.bC anywhere else. Children's Shoes so cheap wo are ashamed* to name the price. You might think we stole them. In clothing, we start with a man's fine black suit at $2.98 and go on up to the line clays. lioys wool pants, 25c, suits in proportion. Blankets from J5 cents up to line llccey vool ones. All wool twilled 11 a unci, 121c, worth 20c. Jeans bought Direct From the Mills And at prices that defy competition. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS, So full in line with the crowds and come right on to the \ CHEAPEST STORE ON EARTH"'"* " r? ~ HARRY & BELK. I ___________ ______? UNION'S i I If:-: BAKERY. JiimI njMMlCil und in full l>l:lM, ill the (?Icl lJakurv stand on Main street. i Fresh, Hot Bread fj-? (,'ake?: of every kind, always ^ ^ o on hand. Weddings ami parties I'm Kishcd with the. Jinyat eukys at shortest x. ,, . no.j(# j i mi arc eoruially mvitt (] to attend the opening G3TA first -class professional laker! ...... . ,, j does all tin* work and satiefaetioii i-? olilllllCl'y tll.'tl r lllicy guaranteed. j (JuoJs, Friday and SaturAll Mailorders | ?|?y. 0cioi?r2ud nndsnt. From small towns adjacent to Union ;\ \ 1 II 0 N \ Oi VII IS EX A XT, will he promptly attended to. Lc;..]'v oi'tflvlc; at.'l Lov< Price#. I earnestly solicit your custom, j voniising the licet of food*. in iii\ line at J ivei'y low itices. i I Vj: 1!V ItKftl'ECTJ-"t'l.l.V. L UBELE, PropT. j ' FLOIR ! FLO 1 11! FL0l. lt!! I J W. II- SAKTOB j <'station. t . ISTATK or -Oi 'Jil C AiiOJ.INA. Has just u'ccivi (I oik; carj ( , jGood Fiimilv Flour which is j it. m.ua i: i-, ?v *.ri:?!;r?-i i <>< ??' <'?" '"'j' 'jat a barman winch ho ?;m sell j t.oh ct sia-* <>. ai.<l e;.?-ns ol Mr*. c I at the aiauirhtcriii" price (> -iy-'5''!'' ?.?. -ti. .j, | ? 1 j ilnscar:-. Iarre'.o r I<? c.le a?1,r ' fi ? ?a iw ? i> i m j-. i i iiiniiisis a!I aril > aiu'i .?r ? :i." kiiiiirotl anil Wio 'hi BARREL. v; V". ? -X!^,?? . j ' in n :! ? > ?!:t > ;>11> 1 apiH-ar, l.'ftloro J, I in-, in ! ! i i t.r > 1 f? U* hoai !'() s; \|,K Hnii'.i ('. I!.. " oallt i a;. 'a t, oh lh?i J 1 " 'J.M <! ?I > i i {. i.r'.?. itlb'i' 1 , ' - - * : ~ I.?1 - I' I'.'ii'v trf.\i-t>r . i ! I !i ii 1 si? (id. ; ; | 1 (i *!i ii'k 111 '.111' 1<IK'IIOOII, I- ; .11V Hlll.t' mui ft i;i i'hk.; . . ! ?ior<> fixtures, .?'>(]* npiiarntiH, t !<\. i l" Si*,m . i< Jiiiy t.'iy Jnw. why Hi* i. | i . i i i ... . i ?? i , i si.il :<?ii .sh Hint in?i lm j j cheap. ^plenu;u staini, /r.rni tuulc. iMit |s ; rent. leas-moMe. other duties i:on- " c.'iwii 1-:: .1 at.d .-v.il thi* 7th n I pel ts;e to i'. ispe.se'?! sit me al etico. | ?'; > ol O.*(oi, .'.iHiiiii, iS'.h;, K. (/. I-.VAN .i:-. (.i:i ?;n. It I r nir.il S (< I .h.dtf' I'M l?t?\ * 1 ' 1 !,u!?!;.-iu.l r.ii the?!::v of October, tMrjt. -2r>, l^DO?I i;, tJK. L'i.^ i? Time.' 41-2!.;