The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, November 20, 1896, Image 8
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Make your Hor
Date, Well Made <
and over.
I Will Sel
THESBA1
AT
(See Map at Postoffico,
BEAUTIFl
These lots are ail located
Big Cotton Mi
Opened up via \V. R. \\
son place, mak
I
THE TITLE 1
And terms of sale so easy ai
thereby entitled to vote in 11
PRO*
1\Ir. J. (*. LONo, the sh
until there is no more biddi
will then pay the Sheriff Ei\
irresponsible people from bi
half of purchase price, and <
defered payment.
DID YOU E
I will guarantee to built
that anyone is bidding for m
servations after a lot is offer
The Kelton Band will b*
a picnic. Everybody, men a
fun ?
I .fill lint 11 rinnr.-nln...
lege, w li icli tlio Palmetto Con fore; ic
will be worth tlirec times what you
use of all lot owners ami will be in;
THE OPPORTUNITY <>K
within the Corporate Limits to be c
by buying to-dayfand selling next . >
\Vhy don't you try your luck? It
have a home for yourself and famil;
the last five years for rent of some I
NOW IS TilK TIME T<
Life is not near so sweet, nor home
keys.",
Remembe
Tho Better Times Here.
Thet?etter times coming a.re already I
here. Mills and fuetorievarc ever, wline i
ivojK'iiing or increasing their working |
enpacitj. (.old is a drug in the market, i
Now that anylxidv e;;n get it nobod" ,
wants it in preference to other mom \ '
the equal value of wliieh is guaranteed
l?v the Government. lot* rest rates are
lower, foreign purchases of our produets
and investments in onr reenrit i".s
are multiplying. Trade revives. The
nation breathes firelv again. And all
tieeause the honesty of the dollNr has
Iieen established and the pall of Mount
und apprehension lilted Iroin the mind-,
of the people. Now 1'?r buisness! The
TVorld.
Not a lew who read what Mr. Koliert
Howls, of Hollands. Va., Iiastosay Ih*1om
will reinomlier their own e-.pciienei
under likeeiivinnstuuees : ,!,i winter I
had la grippe whieh left ine n low stnti
of health. I tried inionioryuH "emedies.
U0110 of v.'iludidid ine any ?><hI. until I
wasindneed to t.y 1 ? ?t11? ?< !iauih.-iieii
t'ougb Keiiifdy. The first lot tie ol i
to far reliexeil me that I was enabled n
Sitt *nd to my \\oi k and 11 .e second 1 ol t!<
effected a cure.'* J\?r sale at - "? aiul.' de
per Lottie lor sale b> i\ t'. l>u!;e.
<2 uljS'-'ri' x tW TV T.m'es.
E=SEE
ne Attractive and C<
aoods. Chean in Frir
cr
I to the Highest
THE GROTJ
, Court ]icu>i\ < Mlirc of J. L. Young <
jl build:
within the Corporate limits, z
II on the Ne^
aiker's elegant residence throi
ing Kelton and all places beyo
post one mile nearer town.
O THIS PROPERTY
11 y working man can become
municipal elections when bonds
(~~H II A Ik, /T S~\ Til r
UrJtixliVI ur c
eriff. will offer a lot and asks f
ng. the lc^t will he knocked dow
*e Dollars to hind the trade,(th
dding.) Or. January 1,1897, the
m January 1, 1898, the balance
VER HEAR OF EAS
1 a $100 House on the lot of a
e. Every lot offered by the 8
ed.
e on hand to enliven the occasi
ml women, are going to the sa!
b~> the ton acres, just north of the l
e contemplate building iti our town,
pay for it in a year. 1 he Park, rose
ide an appurtenance in the ileoil.
A LIFETIME is now offered yon. a
ut up and nflVied <>n such terms. Do
lunimer. Others have made ipon<>v a
yon do not earn to speculate, buy a 1<
r in old age. < let some one to figure
iodv else's house and todav vou are p<
> ];K(.;in: m;v \ lot: itr
us pleasant when some oikj is knockin
r the Date Novembei
L. G.
The Louisville (Kv.) Woolen
Mill - have resinned with dot) hundred
hands ; t'n; Hiar^rir.ss Woolen Mills
willi iJiiO Inmils, tin- Keipse Woolen
Mills w illl resume work next week
w.tli - >() 1i;iih1s, and the Old Kentucky
Woolen Mills are ?oin?^ to in
crease their loive from '21') to ">U0.
VIOJ Howard -MOO
T ;e read, is of (hi > |\\ ill lie |tleased
to 1 mh. that there i-? ;i leas' one dreaded
dis >ase that science lias been able locinc
in ali its stages, and that > ( atai'.h. II; II
("a airii ( hire is the only posit ive cure
kn iwn to the inedieal thai; roily. t'atarrn
l?ei r; a const it ntioiial disease. leipiirotl a
eon I it ut'onal treat inei it. 11 ail's < 'a turrit
( hir is taken internally, actinj? directly
u ] h >11 t lie blood and una mis surfaces of
the system. Ihi'ivby destroying the
found tion disease, and ? i\ iic; t lie i
patiell slreiiiph by building Up the
const it :t ion and as est in<_: nat lire n dioini; I
its worh. 'l*!:e proprietors have so niueli j
faith in 1 - ;? i*-.-. cowers. thai they
otfer r>ne ilundred I tollais for am ease
that it fi> to , .ue. >ead for ii<L ol
tcsiimoni i s.
^ddress, I" .i ( !;eiie\ ?'\. 'e.. Toledo. (J.
' old by Dm' :i-t. 7 > e.
?? m ?
I'etui our ntivfrtlvcimmt.
I
' iiri) I
i HHiitl
] What's the u
when
WAGON L
J TB
1> A _ 1- * _ 1 1~?
mioriame ny cuyinc
;e but not in quality.
E BAILEY.
: Bidder on {
IK 28,1896,
NDS,
>r my Office) a Number of
ING LOTS.
ibout half mile east of the
/ Public Boad,
i{jjh my place and the Vinnd
the four mile
IS PERFECT,
a Real Estate owner, and
are issued in future.
5 ALE.
01* bids after crying the bid
n to the highest bidder, who
is is to prevent bye bidding or
successful bidder will pay onewith
interest at 8 per cent, on
IER TERMS.
ny purchaser who can prove '
ihcriff will be sold. No reon.
So come along and have
le. Are you going to miss the
ots on the map, for the Zion Col
If it .should he located here your lot
rvt d around the Spring, is for the
s t his is the last piece of property
n't miss it! Money can he made
II around you speculating in land.
>t .".ncl huild you a nice house and
up how much you have paid out in
?< rer than when you started.
IU> A IIOMK! HE HAPPY!
ir <<>. i-.nii. il/.r.i- ('li' tin. or flm
2( ith, 1806.
YOUNG
I W hen most needed it is not unusual
| for you'family physician to Ik? away
I roi a la. mc. such was thee.\|>erienco of
1 Mr. V. Sclicnck, editor of the Caddo
: I in! Tor., Hannor, when his little j?irl
two- yeai's of age was threatened with a
se\ ere atu. "I< of croup, ile says : "My
wi fe insistct' that I j?o for the doctor, 1 nit
as our tainii v plivsieiaii was out of town
I purchased a 1 Kittle of Chamlicrlniu's
C-?u?rh ItciriHi ly, which relieved her
immediately. I will not Ik* without it in
the future,"' *J."> and .*>() < cut bottle, for sale
by J-'. ('. Duke.
I The ( arau igli Mill, the Kaleigh
' cotton mills and tin* Pilot Cotton Mills
j all tin* factories at Knlicgh, N. C.,
i arc now running fm'l tiinc.
\ 'I lie Victor Cotton M ills, of (.'liarlotto,
lies been served with a writ of
capias I :?r .lnaim.-ining a nuisance,
tlie citizens ofib.it quarter of the city
I claiming tl:o mill pond produces
malaria ;ind chills. The afdcrinen of
t.'liarlott c have also been severely indicted
b . tbi* same citizens for bad
sewerage, in that section, and the
; whole w ill conic np in the December
^ term of *w?urt. ^
|NABOR!=
se grieving' over the result
you can go to Bailey's and
.OAD of NICE FURNI
nOT T 71D R1
Jim iyuiiunii
j your Goods of th? Newest Styles, LaU
We pay the freight on all cash purchi
UNION. S C
EVERYDAY
Our object is to increase Sales. We realize that the
only way to : ccomplish this is by offering extra inducements
to the trade. We wish to say something
about Clothing and Hats. We have a full line of
men's, youth's and and chilurens suits and overcoats.
Our boys suits start at 75c. and run up to a fine
clay worsted men's wool suits, guaranteed not to run
or fade at 80.00.
i MENS HEAVY WOOL PANTS AT $1.00.
Mens heavy wool jeans, the best thing in the town
worth Si.00 our price 75c. A beautiful line of mens
felt alpine hats, black and brown a stunner for $1.00.
We are also strictly in it on Dress Goods, Flannels,
Flaneletts, Outings, Calicoes, Sheetings, Shirtings,
Drills, Jeans, (Jassimers, Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Tinware,
Crockery ware, Milliner}', Harness, etc. at
McLURE'S.
RED HOT QUESTIONS
WHAT KIND OF MONEY DO YOU WANT
Gold or Silver? We take either?no distinction made b<
tween the two metals. Treasury notes, Hank notes and si
ver are all interchangeable at our store, and the buyin
qualities of each are inflated to the highest extreme.
Count your 50 cent piecies for dollars and get here quid
and you will find that every penny spent in our store reacln
the utmost limit of its purchasing power.
Our painless method of drawing on your pocket boc
ought to interest every man, woman and child in this vicinit
Money saved on every purchase. Each and every indivi<
ual Dollar buys more and brings better results than ever
did before, since the dollar mark was first invented.
What a harvest of bargains is included in our incompan
Jle Fall and Winter line of Dry Goods, Notions, Hats Sho<
and Trunks.
Blooming like a llower garden with fresh biossomsane ne
j buds ezery day.
Bring your Gold, Bring your Silver, Bringy our Grcenbacl
bring your Nickels and Bennies. They all count in yoi
I fn \ 'Ar* nn/l tr'wl 1 wnf-K ne 1 e o 1 tn/\ef 1.1-/-* < %/! . .
in vi i hum iiiiviiiig >>1111 u.i in uiiiiu.-u. iir>v. iiiiviiiij^ iiivjihj\.
11 e think of quality first, but you will think for a long tim
of our Low prices,
Yaney Porter drew the $-j.co last Saturday.
The Purcell Cash Co
Mes aid Little Fishes.
There's now and then si whale you know, hut lots of little fishes.
"I am a WHALE ami no mistake,'' exclaims this monster fish to tl
little fishes.
"It is not because I contain a superabundance of 1JLUBBEB that
am a whale," says he to himself, "but lather for the niuion that I am !
given to SPOUT IN Li."
But there is now and then a whale that comes sw imming up the ha
hor of business, causing the waves of excitement, to roll with unwon*
fiirv, while myriads of little fishes gape with wondei and astonishment.
There is a German lady, Fanny Elssler, lor instance who has learnt
the art ofputtinsr one foot before the other, and the otln*r considerabl
higher than one in a very scientific manner. She is tin tight to he a wha.
of the very rarest species, hut she is nothing more than fancy after all.
So my friends don't he deceived by whales for their addomin
pantrvs arc hard to fill and their appetites arc gluttonous.
NVliat you want is tin; facta and figure? of a less ravenous fihli.
l'or instance, my Mens I loots for $1.1 >, whales want $1..00.
My unparalleled 7 ounce Jeans, 12 1-2 cent.*, the monster fi?h saj
no, 20 cents.
My giaiiulntcd sugar, .0 cents, the monster fish will have 0 1-4 ctnt
My 4 (rent shirting, th.it awful appetite for IILI 11I1KU says 0 cent
My extra heavy red twill flannel. 12 )-2 cents, the hi* fis'i get* m.v
flounders, and tried to run the little one out of the market beoauso ho wan
20c. Come to see mo,
W. T. BEATY.
of the eleGtfc&fl
^' H
buy a mM
TURE for al
A. T^ ? _11 TT ^IrHI
?si uesigns, mi UP"WH
ases amounting to
- F. M. FARH, GEO. MUXRJCn^H
President. Cashier. Rflj
amil I
Hfrimlts jfl
OF UNION.
:o: L^B
Capital Slack $60,000. Surplus $&0.0(^B
stockholders liabil ticu $C0,00?Total-*M^H
$170,000 H
Officers?F. M. Farr, Pres. A. II.
ter. Vice Pres. Geo. Munrc, Cashier. J. D.
Arthur, Assistant Cashier.
Director?W. H Wallace. A. G. R e
Wm Jeffcries, T. C. Duncan, J. A. Feat. J
T. Douglas, I. G. McKiseick, A. fl< FcatT"j
^We solicit your business^ "*1h
FLOUR! FLOll! FLOUR!?
W. H- SARTOR 3
I lias just received one carajl
Good family Flour xthiclrlrjM
?tresh from the mill and boughfj?V
at a bargan which he can sell*
at the slaughtering price of^B
r S2.50 PER BARREL J
j b:t|
"buggy HARNESsl
?S AND
TENNESEE WAGONS ?1
!r KOR SALE BY pifl
I1 \>T ItllOWiM
BRING YOUR
e Job Prinliog to The Times?]:
It will be neatly executed. j ^
IS Boat Cough Syrup. Tastaa Uood. CM B I
Lu In time. Bold by drugglata. ? I
,c ^finyirirt'lilfcihli^l gi
I Union Barber Shop. '
50 For a hair cut truly tonsorial, .
For a shave that will give you (UiigiiT Or
r- For a coirib ami brush adiuid the fraat tuif
,tl eriiHh j
For two barlxers that will ?lo you alljright jia(
j (jo to Carson & Howell.; eon
lv Carson A Howell are artists
, "(Jood" work is ever their text ' j
Their chairs are easy aud their parlors *'4
are breezy, -j
*1 Now be sure you are always Ihe' 'rut*/
At the Union lfeirlxer shop.
?rl
Who are Dawkinsand ThomsonV *> j
Tliey uro the U\st Ixirbera in town, well
?'S For K<xxl work and civility "II
No l>ettor can be found. s fi* (I
, If you will hut pire us a trial imM
You will never po elsewhere, thin
*' for those who have done so hava mv? n
1 ],et uny other liarlwr cut their hair. pl?iiy
Ut Our razors are bright and keen but)
Our towels me new and clean,
Will shave you in short time gad
And "what, do you think! tbll
Will shave >ou for a dime arr|
A ud give you a drink?" ' Xi
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