Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

HOME AFFAIRS. Col. II. V. Gist is in the city. Hon. G. D. Ponke was in Union this week. Tho Union Hotel has been crowded ibis week. * . Treasurer elect Going was in tlio city lust Monday. Lawson llodge lias some fine second crop apples. Col. Duvid Johnson is quito sick. with pneumonia. Don't forgot the Norfolk Oysters served atJ no. T. Dose's. Judge D. A. Townsend is spending a lew days at home. Mr. E|>j)s Tucker, of Carlisle, was 01 cur streets this week. Bryan is to lecture iu Columbia, sometime during January. Mr. J. Leon Butler of l.oekhart w is on our streets last Monday. Mr. Wallace Thomson, of the Columbia bar, is in I'nionou husinc.-s. Mr. Baxter Wood, of Paeolet. was in I t\mti \I.? 1 ' * ?u v mull \jii uur?iur.>^ un ?.UOIlMSlV Kl^l. Mr. E. Nieholeson \\ ilc ami ('hi! ilrcn went to Spartandurg <>:i a \i:'.t Mr. ami Mis. .1. 11. McKisoeh have gone to Charleston fi r a jVw or.v. Senator 15. II. Tillman passe 1 tinougli Union enrcutc '.<> Cafl'my last jU riday. M. Iliee Jr.. lv I*., si.owed us n, -perfect cherry. It was a seeomi growth. Mr. W. S, i.ii>sfoiiil? bought the McAbcc lands on Sajc,sdav, i?:t\ i;i'_r $4,700. ' ' ; A ?f'ti Lf Ilenery Ku\ killed ud? that was near)y grow 11 up c n ?lie Foreit last week. Mr. It. K. Carbon, of the Spartanburg bar. was in Iniouuti legal bu-i- | jtess thi* week. Miss 1 iois Me! >o\v<ll. nfXort Cam-j 1 lina. i* visiting Mis. U. 1'. Murphy. j en South street. i ' Mr?. Ann Hill, <>i Iloanoke, \ t a former resident of this piaee, is visiting relatives in l/nion. , r . ' Mr. Win. Smith, a prosper.mi.- i ' larnwr of the West Springs section, j ' was in .Uvj city Saturday. I There w ill b? a hot supper at Ihli;- -s leucmehii^L on Thursday, Herein-1 ' benefit i;;." l^^^W^jcxitu'eK. In the words of A* H. j > % Fostcf^t Co., "The old K.-liable j i* jgcts there, ;'.J J)rs. Smith ,Nt Xott are li.;ing up 1 tin elegant suite of gooms in the hank r building, prepuritovy < : !;.blishirg j their olliec there. Jt, 11. MeKissiek *\ l>r. .!- ; iilge of Free .Masons. ' -'j Ail'. 'I . 1\ ( ?. Ilea <> !>(T ill t 'oll'.U | ?)'nt ?v. ln:s acce].t< <1 a i w'.tSi : Ja.s. K. Hunter in his in*;r.ane< let-irioAs in I'jijnn. S. <j ! Wo regret to h.?;n that Mr V. ;ii Humphries is <|itite -ieh. Mr. Wiii Wallace is liiiin^ his j !? ?' :>i : 1 <lintel during his nines*. i)y. Win. Fniith, tin- ! . siding !*;sv- ' sunyn of (Jlenilsile .<-| ent a <!av ?>r ;v.<> with 'lis 1 r?rt?i;.T. in: t :ii_r < he.riie, <? flic Sni h ( Ifnij.nnv. iris ' vr. '!! < . 1 ee'oi r \m II :;.?I la\< iel 'v ! i.< v n ' all over I'ninn count v. V\ i : : . ? !; lo have Imn v iili i;s. Tl.;?t sph total aid ?'?.'< w i ;? i> stitnJion s.t Clinttn, 11n* Thu-nuell ' ' Olphannj^e. js esilliirr for hi lit and jshould have if. Open \?>i;r hearts : awl ill II I let ties /i;)l i_?? Uhhiered. I it ia ;n I 1 i:t? : Mopers. Nielinl-i n ?c .'m ?.r :.? \ state Hoard < f < ?iitr. !, inter'! . ' uip^ their ih \t >1tiii..i" We hope iliis jnintoke, tliev ;no ! i>nth splendid I'tii n.c-r ii.t i.. . ml n:o ; 1. the Corv iiion tlio pnhiio nor Is .'In m. ; XV o iiood >tri? |:v I :no.>. iiu :i in t> !.re. Messora, < !eov?,'p Miinr > <!. have lo.isoil I ho Now < ; ; ' 1 louse i'?r lli<' ou;t.iny \r.\. :.;i 1 e.v pool In .'Upp'y tl:o |>iil'!:o oil'i 'j.' :?- t i. ?li?l thoiih ".est) poi ini ;n;ii:oi ?, ?! i:.; that time. !?' vorv tin .<!. pleased. ;>t l"r wo k:imv 1!:.:l these two j*oiitloni',iMvjil in?t I h any ahovr tlnit is I.tim at li I l i nhoyo ''I Ir the Ihost JaHti?liolls. 'Drip;.' Jo.nph .-mi , hit. ' I '?lie I'almcUo Conference of the A. M. K. Ziou Church is in session, in I nioii mnv l;i.-i:oj> I. C linton presiding, it steins to he a verv well hchnved and inteliigint hody of nun. The Church has made seme improvements in its iiitcrit r preparatory for the reception and is now a credit and honor to the Colored people ofthat congregation and to the town of Ucion as well. Iiev. \Y. E. G Humphries only sold .Mr. Jehu II. Spout* a portion of his property near tlie factory. Wo are <ila<l to say that llmuphiics Hros., will not only continue their Htcccssful business at the ohl itawl, but will also establish a store across Toshes branch, on fait rv hill. having pnrc.ha -e?l a portion of Tillman (list's let. Mr, i I amplifies has faith in the progress an I prosperity of Union. BUMNESS LOCAL?). WHAT . ??MK ok o| i; >li;ip HANTS AX!) in mi;n wisji to cam, nint attk.ntion* to. < t nines of ail kind; and prices at Allan N i liolsonV. See tie- i.ue.-t in art at Sip lire's Stialio. y'J.oO 11: de/.cn. I?i? li.ir.rain in shoes fir the next ten days ;.t (tmhnni Sparks. I.i-t ev.-ry one s.-o "tint a CI ms' hidisplay at .Mian .Nicholson's. See *?-1r spe-iiii hnrtjiiin in jeans before it is all :?!d. (iraliatu iN sparks. (iia'ir.ui <> : spark* na^ejusl received a new line of 1. A; (..? corsets, cheap for cash. Special l'?i-vs in our el.itliin.if deparlinent for ip'.ii'k havers. A. 11. Foster A Co. 1 >i niojest machines Sl'.t.'iO an?l tlicy ;ir--srointv too wilii a rush. A. II. l'osl< r u < 'o. .Ik ti ijr- ihiu- for a Christmas present a pope, iuj.l with your photo it at S piii\ 'A S: ie!,o n... i * 1 * in- " .a -i it iru'.wti > i'i ili!!.' ?\er >!i !- I t i l!.r ; ( ..) !: ?!' I'nioii call lie I'ouial a*. Allan Nicholson's. Sn- tiiciu ! TIi ? ill weather remind i v.in of Jeans eci ? wear ami blanket s. We arc lixtil lor \?n. 'iji iiii'M*. A. ii. Foster iJc Co, Twelve photos in hii.-elf male u -Ivc procnts lor your rr.ciri.t, S|.(M M r i'.i /.im ami up at Senile's sunlio. , nlea. S, < , Jv ia.'.t in tie children an I let thai i i. 11 Santa ('laus ''!iri-?t ma i tree, imw n exhibitinn in mi" window. A. 11. Mister Al Co. I . lilies liat s ci.i a) <-r than ever before or tin* I i\t ten s to e'.use cut eiir lock. For li;u-^;;iiis call on ns, tlraliitu ;u:<! Sparks. A Christmas without llandcrchiefs il l Kill (Jloves, i.- aliout as interesting a ci<inet wot:M l>c withont a tail! Yon lioui'l s r as \irtnscnls of lliem. A. !. Foster t\ Co. | | Frcm t'idclir., iTr. >.::n Tisi::.t. niiiiht i;c:;r j kilii-.l Itis nM jiTsi'y Tinvii:'\. If uci:;-!ir<ljKii'niis I."-. \\ ?* !::!!< >!!', JUiy lY.nuer in j uinn t-iuii.; . us 11: :11* l'<<.xst lliriu. j .i. II. >\*. :i mi.-. -.si.jJ l.uiji,;u-l ; V' l.ii- >. v i :: t!i ( :< j r.-r\ jii-M l'or l!o. i'A N> V. i >i !:)?. ; 7l i:. Isih). ? <n I-Yov.i .Jona&vilio. I? .-mo. i"!ii* * ait.' -1.jn .* i wil'.i ; sj I i;ni* ! :;1 ii i.. ! -u:,<\ Ii wji.il i.i \ iiu-... ;! I. r.vi.v, j ..?! '.<) -. < it t :11<* ;ii: 1 ! ' ! ii?ii. M r. I. : i-' I ii" oNl- s| i :i i:i : Ir! Ivv>\v W .> I. ; ! In:' iI ; .-i.i ii<>\\ I "7 i:. ? '.- i:.' ? *i:?i it'll imi i-: aluiM' t ! I x-; V"1 I ii'. ! . \\. .!t :i;>. ! Miss Miir.iio ' " ir.jtifi i S.tsl S'.ui'l.iy. i v.. .! !' . ni.:y r i<i\\ i h Tt.ro the i 1'Hi :i!!;n?i.ii>*i,.,ir I!.: i mr. 'villi'.*! i'. i! oik* ?.?' < . in Mi Maaio Fulit r. (?.> uu.. i!. on iin- 1 'i I.I-i. i Is a' l!:;s I. I":. ; ? I . !;il. i :i i: i i. . w. ii. ti. i; .in. u. v.*. -Von. .i. 1 . \\ :: : t "... i 'A > sluail i : t ! ? * . 'I: - i i ! i \ ! -'I #-l"<?: t * oli iiio to i of U"H II i It. :_v of fni? <'S ; ' *!i;.iii - " 1 h:? ; : vii M j'.'Vi'.l :\ t.Mliliiu) niiinl. ! , , mil \ t!:: l! >\< -i ot ; ti: i i* of liiT ! 11: it;' V. ;i ; : .i \ 1 c. A . <i: ! ! I .. .-!; w.t-i iH>;n t I'll" n>:*i!iii;r in tin* coili'i!! illl,*)' I ' f < }?:v. .'!c. wit ii tii'* i;: nil'., of > . ; mi'o . tsi , f iitto'iil m ?if" i !i . v.. .*i ::*:t: 1 ;i i .m!I i- :, ? ..i ?A'i>! < . 1'-. V.'. liit; 1 . ! it. - ??!: ,;i ."or i ! i . 1.1 ! iu i .; I;..Mi ; . IJD'I. ? 11; . viz I lllW Ml!! lor. J..,.. \; .1 ; I ' 'mi r v v.. i ? i n v . ?l:u. I*. ?. ? ,. ! ;iw . | ? ' " '.I . - iifV . < !! nil I iMlimi i 1 r ' i ' > .. : I '! !' \v!i. ,tl, In- sl;:i 1 !\.' ell l"UI!: I i:m. !":?I !i; 1! ., . \ 1 IM 5 i. T* ? i?j T. I. Iti - iM?i' ;.ml ; .1. a. Himmt. i f\'?K{vn. j ' .. . ~ , o ~1 CHRISTMAS IS NEAR, I Anil We liave bought a NICE LINE OF GCOD3 suitable for PRESENTS. We sell only Reliable Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Silverware. If you want Good Goods, we can sell you, for our prices arc rigli.t Walcli Repairing a Specially. DANIELS & CO., The Jewelers ECBOE5Oaai?B'Jl*7^JOB#B0?ttaOSCiB 1 FALL INTO LINE! | ? U M ? o m People are beginning to realize ? that Christmas is not far of, ami if q h you want to to he in the procession, 2 ? anil go wbc-rc the crewel goes, elen't S u stop until yen reach 2 n o ? Allan Nicholson | ? * 2 I lav ing .seen veil the grout it j ??i tit?u 2 ? of the School ?va<le of I'nion County ? S by selling School Hooks at whole- ? S sale prices. I hsiv?? <l < ten. , - l? %J o e | Save the People S S Money. g ? S h liy cutting down the profits. ? w i u ? Toys and Christmas | 2 Goods ;; IS M O ej At prices never Ik fore thought of in 1 ^ I'liion. As I have saved money fi v 5 ? yon in School Hooks, give me the oji- hi a b |?ortunity lor doing the same for \oii aa o in Chris-mas (toyh. ? 1 h a <bJ us KOBGHO?eR^S?a?SOBei!i?HOHCB?H?a? DEATH, TAXES AND PH RIQTM 71 C ' i -T'ldOj i ARE ALL COMING. ' BE PREPARED. ( l\iy your t ixe.* C> J. II. Batik'.; and huv your Christ urns (food ^ JOHN T. ROSE. 1 have i!V?*r\iliininj; in that line I hat you need: Tovs, Frinits rallies, jewelry. !n faef, everything that is needed in Christinas time.-;. Oi C.di and he convinced.. ^ -j, "he United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company. v< A'.'H'il'Ati, - - ^.*>000.000 i 1 l>t 'fv !IOM)KItS' IJAIt! t.ITI KS, ."5000.000 *<1,000,000 I>!'it T V u h *:r*i of < > 1i K .1 ?l.?v.?*; o.' ] m'. ;. M uiI* II >;; <. { :;/>.! I. i'.'l I 'l\*le ?. -I'll ials o! S; (i -s ;;;k| ( i'i ;|t ['< ?' Vout rU'doi'S. A'so O'l 1? V. 1? 1S of KwilorS, A'lmill'lSi! >rs. 11 uar>liaiiw. True.--:vs. II 'reivers. Asu^nre;. <'ouimitlees. ami in llenleviii. :.o*1 i? ami Iujiiiielion rises. and a!! wrier! iliin.:; i'i jU'li'M! I>i,oi".">.lin>r<. Jltt1 Kl'TFJ) liV Till-: UN ITUD STATUS <;OVKI?N'MI-:\T as sole ;,H ivt\ on iioa ! of I U tillers, Colle/lon; of < "n-'..>nn awl Iul<'s :i:il Itevrnue. liaii-l . s.'s'.on -I.ee'.. ami oilier I i-?\.'i nineni Dili -lals and Urn plovers. Cxtl Tl I !'? . ).V ! (>l-' T1 IIS ('()MI*A N V are aeri-po-il l?y .Iwl^os of State Courts loll i-? . i- ?:t ail 1? st.'.i -t Courts of l-i C'.iil 1 st.it*s. Corporation Security ,\^ is uie Best, Because 1. Ii relieves business imnand person j>>wssin^ pynp.vty tl?o ttoeessify savin:;' "Nn" to friends an 1 relatives who jii.ty ask Ii: *t11 to <jii:il;fv on 1 totals of *i tit.-. kinds. whirli. i!' they did, wkuM "route <-? ::!indent liability. impair t! mciul im iI.1, ami involve a p ssible io.s. It enabl*. la irs m-M ???* kin t;??>> < trustees ami adminutnrs of11 etules t?t" their dceeaswl relatives, and to keep tiie innna^en.t'iil re.', ie w.r hands of ihose most interested in a >< ? ? dy, economical atrl proper dement. I1 i'i. i 11'? r?-ijtniv.l to 'jive bond from i:i nrriiur obligation: by e.skf: li'ii'ls to In- ' tiie .-.iiri ?y for them. and w 1 ?? . !) ti'iv would fee I bound to teat ate \\ neii the op'?ortnni!\ offered. ! Il mn..v; s ;:!! liatiilities of e\ *:t; r.tr tta lite iutlij.'ij b'i'tiexereiseil ?n t r _ 1 tlx < r . |{.ii'i...d ;!tii|(|..vt e-, ( 'oiiliiK'tu.t and i'uMi < iilleiais, by lho-e ol I aniie; su:rel\ ! .? ? tfh O.ii Sals. . i. , . t .i , tvltt >. It ni-i'in < a iint vl-.io.j over a person ban ! I. or, the e l.u or ,:t,e;e.t !>'. !. that \v,SI b nfe it. alive io right- loin'.;. an 1 a pr: < milting. t">. Ii '.raaraipf s pVimnt pivm :P. of lo.set, :i\ tid litigition. an 1 enables tine ! ; I or eni;>!.<;.< r lAa.vr tin.' resp ?.p ability of th ' s varitv famish.-d litem. 7. IT? i ti <1 :a'.t!e^ jV'i'-.in who have in pi ijierty ?. friend' of financial : ii|in,1' to it!.tain iMtsiiiotV; of trust and emolument. ?s When o.nv adopt >1. it is never abandoned. Ii ia.i./d'on an 1 iVanlv.t furnished. tJ I \Munpo & Cohen. | 'jfcil.it ' v*-'- - ? Mrm-Hi ' li mi NOTHING LIKE IT I EVER SEEN IN SODTH CAROLINA: I THE INCREASING TRADE AT THE . JB NEW YflRir mninnl oihii avwii mauauil ' y, Is the wonder of all Competitors. Nothing can check our Onward Growth. The people have soon our yJ MARVELOUS GOODS at Rock Bottom, Hard Cash Prices , And wc arc satisfied with their verdict. Have to add new men to our already large force each season to wait on our growing trade. One <>t our buyers is on the market all the time gathering in bargains for our KOI" it LAKGE STOKES. No lots too big for us to handle, and in that way we scoop in tuIimb that smaller concerns cannot touch with a ten toot poll. 2*coo yards fine Ginghams at 2^ cents a yard. v ... 2000 yards Plaid dress goods at 2% cents a yard. The very best heavy 25 inch Plaids at 4 cents. The best 27 inrh Plnl/1 " * ? . .?>v niuuc " ccins a yard. The best yard wide white cloth at?*> cents. Heavy Drill 6 cents a yard. Good Heavy Comfort :">oc. Good Pair blankets 5oc. Home made all wool Blankets ?2.e>?. l>ig lino oi' NOTION SAMPLES ju.-t opened up nr.d marked si ess tlmn jobbers' cost. In Clothing, Overcoats, Huts, Shoes, Trunks, etc., wc arc away head of anything here. No Rouble K? show goods; so join the crowds lliat daily flock to tho Heket and let us show you through our immense stock. rv_, HARRY & BELK. BUY YOUR HATS FROM y iRAHAM & SPARKS. 4 The largest stock we have ever had ami prices the lowest, iir Millinery depmtment is filled up this season with all the loice things of the season. All the latest styles in Ilats, Bonnets, Tips, Plumes, irtther.s, Ornaments, Velvets, Ribbons, etc., will be found ore anil the prices arc down to the LOWEST NOTH ! While North our Milliner attended all the large openmgd d Millinery work rooms and thoroughly posted herself in , . ... the leading styles and fashions, and will give you the bent ol' her knowledge at a ?ERY LOW FIGURE In this department you will Hud ' iss May Coekerill, r> i utMi' i - \jiiv i u|?m;ir iuiitinrr, WHO is assisted by Miss Coppie Whitesides, I'nion, who will welcome yon, and make yon feel at home, ther you buy or not. Come and sec ua. Respectfully, jraham & Sparks.

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, December 11, 1896, Image 5