The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, January 15, 1897, Image 1
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UNION'S ADVANTAGES. rTTfTTl T *"\] 1Y\~\T ri^T"M 1*1'^\?1 POPULATION OF UNION.
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J^|0I^XXVU(,-K0 3 UNION, SOUTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1895. $1.00 A YEAH
V -JNnkor T egfalation.
Colombia Evening NVws. j
There appears to be a decided purpose;
in FOtne quarters to urge the Legislature
to lauw Feme now laws bertring upon the
' >'' flvw >tk>n in South Carolina, special
'UH'< '' to Cue cm/a-ljWiffiPW
,)lul iiifnutgeua id of the help
^ Jpft>||l^fabtori> K Kueli legislation has
> ;:%?89flHKj?>?*" ''jftst upon the ( euoral .
" tail it is i.ii\\ tinn?^rl?i that it
' ^ the direction indicated! One
tioii. however, "wetns sure of sub
mission t.? the legislature -that tlMBru
should lie a laUir commtaj^MnMflp&h
duties and imwew which dpHur qfiicinlq
luive in aopjt^ other Staiflk., ^Without
discussing in adVtineo th? utility, of suqh;
an official tit this time, it may h^r well Up
present some conshU'Ritions ffWWJtig otlt
of present conditions in South Carolina.
Wo liave had Inherent?{poinding
mechanics nndjirtisMUH of vnrious^ehtsscs jj
in this Spite fn? many years. *Phe re>
* lations between theso uorkemund fheir t
employers have, always Iteen such that
ijhe intervention of the state's authority
WW,bee n found needful, either ton
adjust dllfTerpneeo or correct evils. 'IF J
there have lieen misunderstandings."
thes<* have been adjusts! hv the jcities,
interested?and this, so far as the |>uhljc
is informed, to the entire satisfaction of
all concerned. Unless, therefore, there
are new conditions that s?rm to require
legislation which shall operate uj>on tlie
rights ami relations of employer and employed,
such legislation is plainly unnecessary?which
means that, without
doing good, its tendency would lie to do
harm* . j
It 1 ins Iven suggested that the in- I
crease in cotton mills lias mviwiiaU'il
at. least a recognition of tin* conditions'
whicli affect lalnircrs employed in sudi
estuUishments. It is not clear thai
the increase in the number of live jh-ople
who have chosen the cotton mill for
their sphere of litlior calls for laws to
protect, those who have Unit :icte?| of
their own I'm? will. If it could Ik?shown
that the growth of cotton mills has
resulted in any action or policy ot the
mill owners which might liear havwnly
upon the workers, there might W some
ground for an ap|>enl to Wie lawmaking
power. Hut Ktjeh condition is
."H.rrvrfuU1. There have Ik** n no signs of
a purjKise, on the part of the mill
owners, to c.lrunge their methods, which,
so far as the public is informed, have
always been fair to I lie point of lilierulity.
Iivlee< 1, the gratifying increase in the
nunilier of our mills ought rather to suggest
great enution, l?-st. by apparently
hostile legikition, aelioek W> put to our
jrogrcs* in mill buildi ig. Where there
is no actual |wrd of eliange. it is wise to
let well enough wlope. This is ? -peeially
true where change ought disturb
business relations. In the absence of
- ?i ...t.i.i * i... I.,*** .,.,.,1.1
il|l> ? \|| U' in U'UMl\U, ill\ IMM
iu>t to itili'i'vi'iic
Tin* l?>]>< > of the Mate, Inu arils capital
anf lowanls t)UHhn?>is intm-st in general.
HI1<M1I<T< :il thin i?nrth'i<<iii- lime, In* at
once litx*ryl antl cautions. Tin* growth
c?i our manufactures, largely aidHl h>
outside capita!, tym I.mvii vi*ry encouraging.
Nothing stiolMU he ?J/?iie to excite
the fears of moneyed 111011 vr niav.-* th<*in
liesitntc t?# ilivtyst in noiuIi Carohgii. i*
is equally iiri]ioiT*?iit Hint imt hiiflm^ifd 1
Im: <h?ne which might convex th<* iln-_i
pressi< 111 that then* are ilillcreiues l#etween
employers ami employed, .such
that the power of tin* law i- n?vik*i.| to
Hilj list theni. Then* are. indeed. m,
<*xintroversies jxrssihle \\hieli mav not nc
fairly scltUst hy the parties themselves.
In Hiteh a stale of a.tVairs, legislation i>
nntieeessa ry.
Tliern is an evident. pui|-.,*i . <i.>ie_r
mill owners in Smith Carolina to <! >
their !*?? lor their <'inployes - this not
only because it is right, hut In'cansc.uich
Si policy will incivase the etlieieney and
the permanence < ! tly lal*.-.-. The
gruwth of factories eou-*Utti(l> .caMs for |
xiew workers. It is letter for these y*
ivell tw for ?/fhers, that the mutual
obiiffjiiimis of the t inployer and the employed
1>C well understood. Const rvat isin
hi the law s, line regard lot to all inJfivsts,
will yinunote this result.
luoverv view <;f the subject. it wmiii,!
OHoni cl?-.ir tli.U t!ii.s cjiu,- no legislation
jsnwinl <01 tin* -.lion in South
y. < ;vv"liw:i. best let iw.l enough
r nloift-.
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I nbor Commissioner.
It appears that tin- legislature wiil
;nlu<l to fuV??tte the oilice of labor
Coniinis-ioner, ivlijeh means a <liivot in}V
terferenee %\ith tin- ni.tuaiemeat of our
mil'*'. finl the ii)t;oi!ii< ti<M) of a
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discordant element whew all in peace
and prosperity. no far ;is the laborers
in the in Ills are concerned. If therein
any dissatisfaction ami discontent
among the mill operatives it uiu.sl I*? a
profound secret, or it would be known
to the outside world, and prevent the
daily applications that are lieing made
for employment in the mills. We
th'nk it is truj that there are more
!Ms>)tlu h a\ iug the farms to obtain work
in tho nulls than we have, ever known.
OT course, this is due to the increased
numlier of mills, hut if the mill owners
are oppressing and degrading lalmr it
would 1*' heralded far and near, wliirh
would keep the others away. Our
ohcHTYnthm Is that a farmer always investigates
the condition of the mill
operatives Ixfore he decides to take
his family from security and independence
and put them at work in 4|ie
mi IK tie nu?t talk ninI nOrte with
dliisift enpmcd in .the bushiest) before a
decision is tftkfted. If the ojienitiven
are not demrtiKiitiR the creation of ?n
office for their exclusive benefit, why
should tile la:jHMitture ftfcnskwl.byothepr
to while the lax-quivers with an additionnl
Wmleri V llesldes, tliix is not a time
tor the creation of new |msitintiH with
salaries attached, nor will the beople
generally look with favor upon apdT'jr!
jwojeet. The legislative niemU^opjiiit
lobe look In? around to (Indoi^ion^u^tleM
for cutting down exjxmse* and reduHng^
the tiuniN'r of oliices, instiad of considering
the propriety ot iiutkiii*_r new places
for the hungry and ituimrlunulc. It is
true tlu re arc tun incugli offices to go
around, wlii'-li would Im' the case if th.?
present nuinlier was doiihletl or tivUded,
but the \asi majority of citi/cns are not j
personally intcrcsled, and why should ;
they lv called in????i to jkiv for te.oivV
- (ireetiviilu Mountaineer.
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Was It A Gold Uriel: ? i
To the Kditorof the lloston llcmid:
( are ui?>n a time theie \\a>a mighty j
piirty. and it was called the Wepithliean j
jnuty. Hut alter it had become weaken- j
isl b) age, and b.v tic abuse of atimu- I
I.ii.is, so'-h as sti.r routes, navy contracts, j
large appropriation-mid great individual j
profit trotii high protecti ?n. it lost many ,
of its adherents, who Uvume imtg- !
Willie I ... .> j
.1 candidate for the presidency \\n.. was.
oppose; i ny a strong inaioruv n; in- ,
parlv. This minorilv didn't 1 k?* him a j
little hit. hut 11 h.i?l t >;;> they would I
take him. ami limy all >< ! tot lo.-t. him. |
And al?>itl that tilije there was .
sprunj; against llama candidate called j
a i)i MMiK fat candidate, ail.I of a sudden '
it looked mightily as if In: vvci e going to
lieeiecUd. hut lit', too, was opp.?-e t hy
a .-wrong minority ol his party.
Ami it I'linp to pass tliat thu hVpuhiicans.
ia their danger and distress, j
up|M-ai( d to sec some of tin* errors of j
tlicir ways, and they set me I t # wish
to lairn .m?iin* of their previously vvors'rppe.1
idols of protection and high I
prices, and to adopt instead the idi is ol'
M if good 1 >i nioerats. who wanted sound
mom > ami a re Ion in d currency. in
order to improve the husimv needs of
tilt) country. Ainl thev ail s.iiii That.s
vvirttt we all want, ami it you will help
lis to elect rttir eandidiite we will help.
y</ii to voiir sound money and \oiir retoiiurd
curreiiev ami your business i m*
movements. hill we have not lands
nivdrd to ?aiT\ on I he < -ni:ipai#ii aunlnsi j
our ?* tiitoon rliriii>, so \on mn I livlp Us '
?|tii< K!> w ill) >oiir roiitiiliiitions."
And llu-11 u-min# "no I I>i-;i) - srul |
iiAl#u limns llirilod to \\ ill) :i v>iii. iiiiii '
llif-\ #il|ij?lii<l u linl .ua> I it-, it It 11 ol liitnil
rial uiid niwilal support to l ix ir lu u -iiliule j
liii litls. ;in<l lli<\\ <J? l ieu ll.u lopuoUrnu j
r;n,i>\ Sill. olio ol lln: In.'St ;,>?>>iy'11tou-.slni^iiviti:.i
r )ulnc.-' ; 1 ?. a it J
nation.
Ami i in* :^)? ;ii nton ott ii? I { i ?lk :?n
part> i'ii jithfil fiech :?#ain. and yiey
wont t > Washington and #ot loorih* in
iljw.-i;* nanil.. and llicy l.irnrd fli-ir
Parks upon I.? nnx r.its whoiiad
j h?*!ivd tlinn t?> \V.tiny, \>A'' y>
[ jsiroi loai anion# tlnioxjvis all tli?*#>od
tiling. And th?*> sal t la turlw s town
al lln-nasi tal'liH. lull lln #ood Jmio
jtin > li-fl staiidi:i#iu Iho cntrs.
Tlx* rat in# oi a i-oi.ntry shift ji any
m1' ll).' sivcalli'd iic\vsp;i|* r disn lti s is
of iiltlir iinjiorlatnrouipated wffi tin*
j r? pi tint ion w m< ii p.enjoys ttAiutiie.
The \viil?*ilw;iU?r weekly whirh \?v!1
w it Ii rea?hi s ;nul a<l\eriis?* will
I it ft In- appreciably nlTtelnl l?y nufaf ate1111*
111 di its ciivtilaimt! maile Wv V<'i'-pi
puhlicat i<in.?'ounlry ptthlislwws n:i>eK'iii11iijut
In 'i :1 Il'i - <"t! One i*e-ult I their )
\ ikntiiiiir is lecM^iii/itl iii 111" t.i^ iliat
j . f i ii liircclorv. which heretol'H- has
cl;iam\' i > he well niirh i oriiv. will
Hot lie t'< itil ilirteo i <?. j' -I nt lllie-it lei
the issue of l^'.iV. It itfimps out .fright
entirely it wont U iiihse<| IV msihic ,
publishers who iiiiml llieirown Ujncss
jeeillille-, of otlt-iih.' ill'e.! i< |> J|Ctj
i From Santuo.
Tlio weather lias lx'en all that conhf
lie droirvd. I don't remember to have
ever seen such little ruin at this season
of the vear.
"* '
The farmers have all started on another
I year, if not hopeful, certainly with the
consolation that they have plenty to eat
for both man and U-ast. I have heard
several men sjiv that there had l>ocn
more hop: kills d for Uicon this year in
Santuu township than in any year
silica tli?* war. Ami the com crop ws*
generally good. Si wo will have plenty
of hog and homiliv, if judiciously
managed.
There is some complaint of scarcity of
Tann hands.
Messrs W. T. Jones and .las. I'. deter
two of our progressive merchants have
l>een to Atlanta to buy mules for this
, market.
The grijH*' has a strong hold in our
community yet. anil 1 lielievo is on the
increase rather than defease as a goodly
number of our citizens arc sick with it
now.
Mks Mary Kllen l-unpley, of your
city is visiting friends in Santue.
Me#rs, Zelly. (Milan. Sartor and ltice
also spent Sunday in Sun tun.
Mr. Uo>K?rt UilUam hus^ accepted a
sad ukw- reached us that our old friend i
and ncigldtor Mr. < \ 11. Sims was dead, j
Although it was not generally known, i
(|iiit,i- a ximohrt of his neighbors and '
friends was Waiting af the depot when,
the down tiiiiw nrriud to take his i?? !
!li:iil'.S ill 11] kJi. liiiu ill l I i . t.w*.. >
nriiviMT.' lit* 1I HymI licfe a lulu; lilm .
longer t]i>m tnosi i)!' i;?? Know us he \va> '
quite sin man. 11? had _'o:ie t > ;
)i\y'\vitli his son ~nt the I ni<>n hotel j
sinee lriM T It ;s-inUr, wjiftjc heditd. V^e j
will twim eVvrfn' ami r
lacc. The whole eointnnnitv ? \t? n?is
sympathy toTusaged wile :tn< 1 sorrowing
eltilirelt.
Anon*.
From Puoolut.
The ('iiilsiiuas holidays |?us>od oiV j 1
plpannnlh and nnJTlly Mid am happy to I
ie,? ' |t_4|
Tin: NeVf \ eat mid.sour i?eoj>lo tti very !
g?md i iii it:nst:tueea generally.
Theihatriinonial nwrknlrhas b vn vet *. !
li\el\ bi-ie tar several weeks. Tlie contracting
parties Win.;, Mr. A. \ inecnl
and MivyWrvvs Smith. Air. Alcv t'r.iijt '
and MisadUuarljitte ' ridsWaw. Mr. W. j
Ik Kincaid, onr popular depot ng< nt, ami {
Miss .Telinifr- Heater, of Carlisle. The j
rtl>tt\Vo couples ha\e Itern resident of
the place for some years, while tin* last i
has only been with us a tow w.cks, i
v |
Truly what is?i ??sl to Caiuslo ss Indeed i
a gain to I'aoolei.
(.Miite a lot sickness has Ion leihiit- I
ed. most ?>f it liriiiirla?rip|>e, which isprevalelit
here ll??w.
Mrs. 1C4 Bryant is r.o\v eritiralh ill.
ami her frieu'? little hope of her
lvro\ < rV.
Atlllne iiolorth. aim eslimahle
lady li\iimuear Iiu\emia. died of that .
dreaded malady, cancer. last Tlinrs-la; |
l{ ?\. I'-.. \ .Jones ileliveretl his llrst |
sermon In-fore his roimros.ition at the
Methodist church lit re >csit nla\ '
Mr. 1*.. 1> llxt-rs U?fan Ins c.-|i?<j1 at J
this place last M outlay moiniii.r.
I'retl I,. linanl, wh ? rec. ntly jrr.nluatctl
freln I "'emboli College. i>ai Ii nit
for a while at least.
.lolip \y. ItioVMi. v,In. ha- I.-en atteml- j
iter a 11 liilnert i.ll college in ('olllliihlls, |
' til., is also i:ov. a) iiojne.
Miss l<ia Drown, of I'.-l/i-i i-. ,(-/ ? ins 1
las si.sit-r Nils. it. it. .1 iiir-s.
Mr. I>-all i? Imism-Ii. of I'ei/i-r. al> ? (
visit inn fiicinIs lit re.
Miss Ada Wool, of (i.ifi'n. v, ha-also \
Ut it \ isilia;: t: it-nils lit re.
MtiisiiNi ttk. :
\\ e le\r to 1" lit ,. i .tpahle citiir.r ltlow j
iits own horn! It iinlii-aifsthat he is ali\e i
and Un'l afraid t?i U-t tin- world Know !
it.? l'roAsntv.l Printer.
P- J Pillfl
Komi your nddr?s?? (u II. I*. IVweklen j
?.V Co.. < liieaco, and vt'A a nr." simple i
l?A ot lir. Kind's New l.ile Pills. A i
t.iial \\ ill uuivini r \<?n oillieir merits. {
iffy I'ilk aiv. y.is\ in a' lion and are |
|)ar<n.n?hU> riitnivo in t iie rnre of <"onsiijuilion
ami sick lieaduliee. For Malaria ,
and ln\er troubles Miey have U rn proved I
imalindil". They aro unaranteed to 1h- J
perfectly I rii* from eu-iv deleterious j
substance and to lie purrl\ ve.^ table. i.
They fjo not weaken 1>\ tin ir action, !
Iiii: li\ uiviii.uf 'one to stomaoli and Imw. >
elsuroally invigoratetliesxstoin. Hernial J
si/e J."n jior 1 kSold by I>r. 1'. <' I\nkc ;
Drut-'Kist.
....... ;,
I'ut not your trust in politieiau,s. Many
a 'Hwkl.ess j.ttbli-sfji'r' l/i* I yen snatched
l>ll?f"i?\{d<M'f.v a y-.||t''i ial inill.
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A Cnro for Lame Back.
"Myfluughter when recovering frvn j
an attaek of f?ve.i. was a gv tit sufferer
from jeiin In the bank and IrnV write- i
Jx?n-ioii Graver, of Sard's. Kv. uAf'er I
Using quite a nunilwr i.f remedies v it li- !
enfcajnv benefit she tried one ?>l
.<'Uatj|lWrlii>n's l\iin llalm ami il h;>
given 'entire relief." ('hamlierlain's
l\iiu Balm is a No a eertain euro for
r!ieu.ii.i|ism. Sold by 1"'. Duke.
A newsjuiiH-r may D* small \et affect Ive.
A rlfel hall isa littiething, but |?;??|?- ,
erly alibied, and wiili tin* rigid kind <> ,
stnfT behind it, it may be re'ie I ut?ou to j
make a dean and lasting iin ?n;s.io:r i
1 !
. ..
There is more eatarrb i;i this section!
of tlie country than nil other diseases j
put together. and until the last ten
years was snp|K>se?l to Ik* incurable. For ,
si great many years iloetorx pronounced '
it a local disease. and prescribe! local
remiHlies. and by constantly failing to
cure with local treatment, pronounced it
iiiciimhie. Science lists proven catarrh
to lie a constitutional <Iisease. anil, there- }
fiuw retpiiivs const it uliona1 treatment.
I lull's Catarrh cure, iii:iiiufactiire.l by
F. J. Cheney A: Co.. Toledo. Ohio, is
the jpnly constitutional cute on the !
market. it is taken internally in doses i
i'lrftn lit drops to ;s tensponful. It nets
iljnHl.v ?>u the blood am! mucous surface
of tlty." system. They otVer one hundreil '
dollars iorany case it l tils l<> cure. Send ]
Ibr circulars and testimonials. Address j
F. !. C'hefiev ?V Co., Toleilo. Ohio, j
Sold by druggist, 7.V.
... ... iWSPlic
man who Knows a little a'o-mt I
printing and thinks he knows it all. will j >
tiiaKe more trouble in a printing otlice i
thail1 a bull in a china shop. Press and
Printer.
...
The progressive ladi< > ?>i estiicki. ;
Ind.-, issued a "\\ anan's Kditioti'' of
the West lick I News, lieaiing dale o| ?
April'!. |s<?o. The p.i|*? r is fillcil with <
matter of interest lo woum-ii am! v.e !
notice the follow ing from a correspondent '
which the editors pruiled. realizing that t
n imils n|*.ii a luai tor of \ itnl importance j
to llii'ir : Tin. 1 %---i. remedy I ?i*
croup, millsand bronchitis tnut 1 have;
Imvii able to liml is ( iiuiultcrlnin's I mijili
1.4'IiiimIv. I'.ir fiiliiilv ii-r it luisiio isjiuil. j
I recommend it." and .*?<?
i*. ut 1 Kittles for >ale 1 ?\ K. ' . Duke.
Tile U'St Celeb iilie III mi H.I is till' lilt. \
that catches tin.* customer, j
\
l'ufsn is who are troubled with iluli- '
if*? il??ii will Ih- interested in t In lAiN't'ii'iH'c i
iif Win. IF. IVnp. chief clerk in the !
railway nii'.il service at lies Moines.
Tow' ' k-lt <rivos nu^^
i.i? i iiiumii. . miIH-I .
la ill's eolie. cholera and din nine i rotnofty. '
For two years I have sntYerod t'roin in- j
digestion, ami ail) suhjeel to fre<|Ueiit j
severe attacks of pain in the stomach i '
atlil I towels. < hie or t \\ .? doses of 11?i-? i
leineilv lie\i r tails In oi\?* perfect relict, j
Price "JY ami U cents ; sold 1 ?\ F. t .
Duke. * I
.
Nonsense, Neiyhli.>r! Vour musical ear j
must Is' off the hinyes. The time was :
Whoa Knuua,"
Bueklon'fe Am.ru Savl t.
The Is-st salve in the world lot* ciiF.
bruises. s li s. ulcers, sail lheian. Ie\er J
sores, teter. ehapjH'd hauds.andchilblains- (
corns, and alt skin erupti<nis. and posiivel>
cures piles or no pa\ iv.|iiired. It i.
If 11*1 1*1 1 it ??*M I I.. .? ?*" *
n p'lliri. f
<i|* money refunded. IVirp Jo ecu (a [hji: *
)mi\ For sale In I. < . Puke,
Union Barber Shop.
For a hair rut truly loiisori.U,
For a slu?\?' that will ;^i\? \??n tlcli^li \
l-'or a 4*4>i111 aii'l lau-sh admid thermal ,
rush '
Fur twonarbere that w ili do yvaiuU right j
i'tt u. t ai an ?.V Murphy.
('arson ?V MHiphy a :: li?lt
-* i 4 ?4 ? I'! work i-? ever their tt\! \
Their rhnir.s are easy ami their i<avlois .
are breezy,
New he sure\enare:sl\va> stho ;-iu-.\t Y
At the I uien liavU-r shop.
Consumption Can be
Cured.
Nelhiiiu i .'.i'ni b; fa::.;. n, .? , ;>hitau* I
threjiii- ei earn more \uy <o mc nlccti-d. J
than the offer of T. A. Sloeum. M. ( .. j
of New Vork < .
('oillident that lie h;discover! 0 a
reliable tare ha eoiisiunpt io \ and
all bronchial, tliroat and lung diseases,
general dcrline and weakness, loss of
llesli and all renditions of wasting. and i
to make its great merits l.npw.j, he will |
send fr< p. thtve bottles toanv reader ??f |
The Tniy.. who mas Ik- sitftVrut;;.
Alre;al> (his "imw* scirntilie e??nive of j
imtlU-iiu*-"1 has permanently cured thou- j
sands of apj>areiitly hopeless eases. j <
The I toetor considers it his religious i
duty?a duty which he owes to humanity j (
to donate his infallible cure.
lie has proved the drradid consunije | 1
tioii to lie a curable disease beyond any
doubt, and lias on tile his in American and
Kuropean lalxuatories lest irvionials of
i x|?? ? i?-i hoi.:I I,!::, .*' W'liolillod and |
i-itvod, in all parth ?.?t I no world.
I >uii't dolav in it ii is too lid". C'mjsiitr.pl,inji
ii 11 i 111 or 1111 >t od, moans syoody j
iiml cviUin doaili. Add.oss T. A. !
sj;i>j-vnu, M. '.'7 I'ino stioot, Now
YoiU. and wImmi wiiiiu^ tlio Dootor.
'^ivo o\|?ro>s and |Ni>to|)h'o address, and
l?lo;t-o inoiitign leading Una article iu
Tlio Times.
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| Wh. A. Nicholson & sox, I
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Respecttuily solicit your FT J? 15 TSUUANCK.
REPRESENT COMPANIES WITH $40.0CO.CGO.OO, C7 ASSETS.
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? ?DO YOI" WANT?A
: Home : In : Union ?
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\ '.i M.iiii .mn 1 Wf .Uivi! mr .'S.iv UIC re . . .. t , i >t:?. r
follow IK**'. Kit. I.UOAa S.3 Miss L1//.0
< hie :ut I one-half >(orv, Uriel;, shingle "'t' 's '*"
roof dwelling now mii?U?d bv Mr. W. j We have for rent or vile tho following:
II. Nan or: also. " Eight beautiful no*v four rooYn eotTwo
storv. train -. shingle roof dwel- higes bi ?mr Southernaddition. Rental
liny, now iNviipieil ? > U. M. Erimbul). ! tvasoiutbly. ?>; sold on en?y terim.
One lot eonii.ining aliout, iwo tien**. \ TWENTY EIC'HT IJril.T'IXtr
I .el ween the msidenee of ( apt. T. r.OTS ndisieant to the nhove, have nee-i
Douglass and Mr. W in. Mnnro. otY on ( -hnr h and otle'r wide
One lot. eonlning siImuI tour aerex. gi-xiwi streets njvuio I up lwthis Agenev;
lietwmi the residence* of Mrs. Ida \V. ?|so TWENTY-ONE j/)T> FOH
(oisvand liev. li. O. Clifford. COT.OtKl) PKOPI.E. \vh*"h will t?>
t >n Church street we have lite fol- ,,iWed nt special itvhteetnon to those
1?>\\ Wllo cotne lirst, or will contract to build.
< hie story. tranie. shingle, root dwe]. . nv<iii \vr * ' <'"oT"'
hug now occupied by J ?r. S. S. lander. ir()l;SK KOW K ENT*. ' AXOTIIKI^
Two story, f,shingle n,,f dwel- Vvi! ,JhtSi'" Vxil
line: now oeeupvu bv Mr. A. I'. II. AN W UjN ^ W)l ('IT ? U
Walker. sui.lk
Union Real Estate Agency* Inc.,
11. Nt; Secy, and Tresis. l'.M. IVmiejc, President.
TO THE PUBLIC:
You Can Buy Your
CLOTHING
At Manufacturers' Prices at The CANNON
CO. s.
Mm'- FurnLhin;; G001L will ho sohl the sam* wnv from this <l:i*e.
I'm- is no Fake Sale. This llusine>s will positively dose out F? t>. 1,
181*7. I>urin? thi> sal.- no gouiL ;o> out on approval.
Yours for Tr.vl
THE CAiNijviji CC-m
CLEARANCE SALE.
In Or.ler t>? Le.'ue*; 0::r
Immense Stock of Clothing
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.TA>L'ARY S3(>,
Our ilaiu t'"i stoi.k-takinjr, wo will make prices sum as vas never kcnnl
"I IhTovo in I 11ii>:i.
Hi jkI (Iks.- [iriccd ami see how they sttike you:
I lot of Ovrvosiis thvnierly ?1?1 at. $10.00 now
Any Suit in the I lute, e\eoj>t HlacL WorMcds, form or price $10.00
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Attn pairs Pant- lovnti-ily ?l*l at $1.00, our juices now T^c.
SEE UVI5 WINDOWS. TI1EV TELL TilE STOKY.
Smith Clothing Co., Up to Date Clothiers.
A GREAT SHOW
AT W. H. SARTOR'S STORE I
Cull ami see my immense stock of Groceries ami tret my
startling low figures. I can save you big money in flour. 1
bought my immense stock of flour before the advance ami
will sell you cheap. 1 keep in stock a nice line of Sugar, Coffee,
Meat, Lard, Hams, Rice, Corn, Oats, Salt and J/olasses,
IrLh Potatoes.
Best Cream Cheese, 15 cents per lb.
I rosp.-tUiVilv invito the ladies?o call and see my complete stock, such
as buck wheat Flour and Maple yrup. Fancy Cakes and Crackers that
will please you. Ileui'z delicious Picides, both sweet nnd sour fresh
Olives. Pine Olive Oil. Pine Apple Raspberry and Strawberry Prosver
Current . Jelly. tir.ued Pun; Apple. Menee Meat, Gelatine < to., Deviled
Hum for satin ichor, Ready M ide Salad Prcsinu very fine, Canned Pigfe.
i and any kind of Canned Meats v >n need. Canned Fruits too numerous
to men ion.
I em "e?l vou a nice Cooking Stove cheap; also Terra C'otta Piping
for your wells, sewer", and stove flues. Thanking yon for you likeralpatiouige
in the 1 remain Yours for Grocvrlea,
W H. SARTOR,
TELEPHONE 84-.
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