The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, December 30, 1898, Image 3
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. A
People You May Wish to KnowAbout.
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?Good bye, 1808. n
. ?"Taking slock is In order row, ii
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?Christ mas passed ofl" very qnlotly. c]
?A happy new year to everybody, al
?Mr. Landy Haines is back from Ji,
GafTney.
?Mrs. J. E. Scolt is visiting rela- tl
tives in Newberry. ^
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?nu^scn milker, ol Spartanburg
spent Sunday at home. (]
?The merchants enjoyed a good m
trade during the holidays.
?Miss Bessie Young gave a crockinole
party Tuesday night. n:
?W. (.list Duncan, of Columbia. w
sp< nt Christmas in the city. e(
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?'Miss Nell (irimhall came home w
from ConTcrsc to spend the holidays. fc
--W. \V. Dixon, Kscj., and family hi
?r< -! i din ; some time at Yorkville.
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- Mi*-s Kato Holcomh is having a ei
v-M-c <w I y cottage erected on Smith
street. *
?Misses Minnie and Gert rude Gee, m
of Converse College, spent Christmas U
at home. hi
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?Mr. W. E. Culton is traveling w
for the firm of Lea llro?., of Philu- at
delphia.
?Prof. (Jist Ceo, of the Columbin d(
Female College, came home to spend j,
Christmas.
?Mr. J. M. Farr. of John Hopkins'
Univorsity, Baltimore, spent the holi- ^j;
days at home.
?Mrs. Covington and children,
of Campobello, arc visiting at. Mr.
Jacob. Hice's. Lr
?Mr. M. L. Allen has returned
from Florcr.ee, S. C,, where he spent
the holidays.
?Rev. Ij. L. Wngnon preached at |0<
the Second Methodist church last
Sunday morning.
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?Bishop and Mrs. \V. W. Duncan,
of Spurlunhurg. are visiting their son, A.1
Col. T. C. Duncan. . .
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?Prof. (iray.<on PoaN, of Clemson
College, spent Christ mas with the
family of Capt. A. P. II. Walker. j,.
?Arthur Long ami Ilorhort llamcs,
of tlio Charleston Medical College, *,(
are enjoying the holidays at home. hi,
?.Miss Josic Minter, of Laurens, is 111
spending some time in the city visiting
Misses Aincy .Nicholson anil .
Marie Clilford.
?Mr. R. M. l>Us has been ajpointcd
Deputy lleud Consul. Wood
man 01 me worm, lor tue orate 01
South Carolina,
?The congregation of the I'resby- th
terinn chureh gave their pastor, Tlev .
Mr. Jennings, a liberal pounding
Monday night.
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?If you want to pmvhaso It. and J>.
stock you had better see Judge Greer !,t
before next Tue.-day ns thoopporlun- ui
py will close then. m
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?Mr. and Mrs. Warren DuPree and
J'rof. and Mrs. A. G. Remhert, of
Spartanburg, visited tho family of
Col. T. C. Duncan this week. m
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?K. Howell Lake, who has held tin |jc
position of chief engineer and masto jj,
mechanic at Ga'Tnoy Cotton Mills j,
has accepted a like position with tin , j(
I'nion Mills.
?Cadets Xiwion Walker, .loin '
Rodger. Hen Tinsley, .l?<h.n Meador vl
Munro Wallace. It. n and Kthan I'o?'
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tor, of Olemson College, are spendin*. '
their holiday vacation a! b ure.
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? Rev. C?.n\vcll .fenning-. <>f Wi'mington.
Del., preach d at the I\vs p
byterian church la-t Sunday n: cn.'.-o .f
His sermon was very appropriate l
the occasion, and deeply impressed J?
a'l who heard i!. fe
?Mr. .1. Oh-,;:;:!. Waihwe has moy v' 111
his law ofilee iii!o rooms V>. I and 1?
hi (he Foster bwikiine, where ho will
bo ^1:k1 to have hi* friotitis call and '
see him. Ho i? very comfortably
situated in his new ijunrlers and I 'ft
(erequipped for tiie practice of l is
profession.
Married.
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At the residence of the brk'e s
father, l>y It< v. .1. N. Isom, Miss liar- (
bars Ohamhers, of Onion county, and 1
Air. James M. Itussell, ??f York eounly. n
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Presbyterian Church.
The quarterly eon::nunion services (
will he observed Sunday morning at t.
11 o'clock a. in. There will he a pre- a
punitory se"r\ico on Saturday at the ^
same hour. Tho public is cordially p
invited to attend. p
accidentally Killed.
A negro boy named McOrary was
cciden tally shot near Jonesrille
'hristmas day by another negro
amed Porter. Porter was attempt- 1
ig to take his pistol out of hit pocket,
nd in doing so the pistol was diebarged,
the ball taking effeet in the
bdomen of McCrary, who died the
ext day, Monday, from the woaad.
he twc boys were good friends and
o criminality attaches to Porter, ae
ie shooting was purely accidental. |
Christmas Tree.
Among tbe pleasant memories of
Ihristmas that shall abide in the
lindsof the children, none will be
tore pleasant than the recollection of
le Christmas tree given by the
aptist Sunday school last Monday
ight. A very interesting program
us carried out, and all who witness1
the exercises enjoyed them very
iuch. The distribution of presents t
as doubtless the most interesting
mture to the children, who were the 1
appy recipients of many tokens of e
<1 Santa Claus' remembrance of 4
lem. The occasion was very much 1
ijoyed by all who attended.
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he Christmas Ball. p
The Christmas ball given in the h
icra house Wednesday night by the i
nion German Club was the most _
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-iIMant social event of the season. '
lie Pinkney string band of Columbia
us engaged to furnish tho music,
id to the soul-stirring strains of pop- u
ar airs, the gay assembly "tipped a
io light fantastic" to their heart's dight.
The following were present:
Dr. Crown Torrence with Miss a
loise Peaty. h
Hurry (loss with Miss Nell Grim- <3
ill. J,
Geo. W. Wright with Miss Meta
finiball.
W. T. Peaty with Miss Agnes Rice.
S. M. Peaty with Miss Bessie Young. S
Will McLure with Miss Alice Laval. ^
Clins. Goforth with Miss Bessie
itig. *
Paul McNally with Miss Nena ^
ilton. e*
Lindsay McNally with Miss Beach. r<
R. P. Harry with Miss May Duncan. t)
Robert Murphy with Miss Kath;n
Moore.
Win. McGowan with Miss SniderT d
.1. C. Wallace with Miss Isabel!
ister. ^
M. A. Moore with Miss Charlotto _
ston. A
Kverett Posey with Miss Lilly Daw11s.
Tom McNally with Miss Leg&ro.
Hurry DePuss with MissGeddes.
Whit Livingston with Miss Sadie ^
icon.
Messrs. Claude Sartor and Robert *
'ddes. *
Mcsdumes J. W. McLure, Judge Daw. m
is, E. II. Jeter, Jamos II. Maxwell.
;1 Sarah MtCubhhis.
\T mill \I rv Win Xfiinrn ?
Mr. ami Mrs. I). II. Wal aco. I
Mr. ami Mrs. .lames Monro. I
Mr. and Mrs. 35. Nicholson. *
Mr. ami Mrs. L. G. Young.
Mr. ami Mrs. V. K. DePass.
Mr. ami Mrs. Macbeth Young.
Mr. ami Mrs. J Fred McLuro.
Mr. ami Mrs. W. A. Green.
Siijip.'r w.ls servod at 12 o'clock by
ipt. Giltlvs, the popular proprietor of
i! Gibbes' House.
Hypnotic Entertainment.
Santanelli, hypnotist, scientist,
id facial prototype of Du Muurior's |
engali, gave a hypnotic entertainon
t in tlio opera house Tuesday
ght, and by a most successful and
irthful demonstration of his art ho
lowed his superior ability of his proas
ion .
The absence of the usual clap-trap
arking such performances was a
?od feature. Santanelli got the con- ^
lonce of t lie people who crowded
0 opera house. He said simply
at he would bring about a condi>11
of hypnosis if tho subject was
Holutoly willing. Then lie proeeed1
to call for volunteers and several ^
ning men responded. One was a ^
ibject tlint the hypnotist freely said
lat lie brought with him.
"Throw your head back, look at my
and," said Santanelli, holding a
Ivor tipped stick over the head of
s Mibject. Then in.tho monotone
a monk at prayer, he chanted i
sleepy, drowsy, sleepy, drowsy, "
oper, deeper, deeper." Forward
II the man's head, listlessly the
rms fell at his sides and lie was at |
ic will of Santanelli. The audience I
garded the man gifted with this
> id 11 ? /tii < 1 ir no lin r\r?Ar?i?oeaori
/ x i IIII ill tl i f i III II/U^I j tin uv |;iugivoniu
ith his work. Suntunelli wears his
iky black hair in waving masses, his
ice is pale, lie has a well arched nose,
Misitive mouth, big, black, magnetic
yes and small, nervous hands, a i
imbinalion denoting great physic \
?rce.
For an hour and a half the opera
ouse resounded with laughter. The
ion 0:1 the stage stretched elastic
uses. leaped from electrically
harged chairs, stiffened into the rigidy
of a corpse and were piled likologs.
hey saw the battle of Santiago, killd
mosijuitoes in Cuba, shivered in
n artlc clime, plucked flowers in
orfutne-Iadcn gardens, played husoall,
saw Sautauelli shoot up through
lie ceiling, saw a boy change heads
WE HAVE AN ESH
Watches
CHEAP ?
THE WILL
Christmas goods will tx
-^DR. I. ^
Crown and Bridge
Work a Specialty.
rith a girl, and, in short, had a very
ixciting time of it whilo the spccta
ors enjoyed an extremely merry even
"g"What
Santanelli calls his statu
iry" art is worthy of more thai
>as8iog notice. At a word from hint
lis subject stops short in action
?ecomes stiff as marble statues anc
naintain the most grotesque anc
mpossible poses indefinitely.
The last act where three younj
nen ongaged in a game of cards wit!
. dummy that wound up in a fre<
ight with the dummy as centre o
ttack, almost drove the house intc
lysterics of laughter. The way thai
uramy was pummelled for his irnag
ned misbehavior would hare made
'itzsiramons pale.
At the close of the performance
antanelli put the young man whe
ravels with him to sleep on a cot
nd had him carried down to Murphj
: Wallace's store where he was plac>
d in the show window, where he
einained in hypnotic slumber un
u inarsday evening.
Santnnelli will be here the remainer
of the week. As the giver of a
:lentifio ant4 amusing performance,
e wins complete endorsement,
he afternoons of the week will be deoted
to lectures on the hypnotic art.
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OSBORNE'S _
6*. Acttol Butteta*. No Tot Book*.
hot < ?. Chop tol Iw4 far
SERE'S THE ST
WHAT
Dver 1BOO ]
Good, substantial clot)
and $1.00. Dainty C
35c 40c, and 50c. Li
$1.26, $1.60 and $1.75.
of waiters. There's i
present than a book.
tOOO Dolls.
All sizes, all colors, a
cloth, rubber. The ki
and head. The kind tin
2000 TOYS.
Diums, air gums, wage
and many other things
bid room furniture, CI
and a big lot of other t
DVER 500 VASES
From the cheap 25 cen
DOZENS OF ALBU
1? or. T r.n
r IUIII ttMID UIIU uu
of ub*?Ail and ornament
Work Boxes, Writing 1
Mirrors, etc, etc.
OUR STOCK IS U
^ ^OUR i
COME - ALL-AN
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BCIALI/P NICE LINE
and Rings
^OR CA.8II,
IAMSON CO.
e opened about Dec. 5th.
1. HAIR
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Office Bank Building,
Union, 5. C.
: J. K. YOUNG'S
5 and 10 cents Bargain Store.
Just opened in the East side
of the store occupied by P. M.
i Cohen, where all sorts of useI
ful and ornamental novelties
are offered at
BARGAIN PRICES.
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t Christmas Goods cheaper than
> ever heard of before.
b Yan.kee watches, stem-wind'
ers and stem-setters, perfect
time piece's for, $1.50.
Come and see my goods and
j prices.
; J. K. Ycuing1
list op lsrraas
Remaining in the FostOQiee at Union
S. C. for the week ending Deo. 30, 1893.
Mr. J. K. Blackwall
1 Miss Lucy Davis
J. S. Davis
Mi s] Mary Ethel Glenn
T?~. TT :i. -
x mcr iiauuuun
Miss Maggie Johnson
Miss Lidio Lawson
Miss Lula Rice
Mrs. Lester Sunders
^ Persons calling tor tlio aixtve letters
"""I'lictYired into wearing a
farms in the
Obacco being -
OCK TO GET
YOU WANT.
Books.
i bioding, for 15c, 20, 50c, 75c,
/liristmas bindings for 25c, oOe,
itest onnvriudit l?nr?les f.?r ?i no
- - r ? - - o ? ?
Hundreds of titles by hundreds
nothing nicer for a Christmas
ill prices. China, bisque, kid,
nd that lias movable hands, feet
it calls for "pa-pa" and "ma-ma."
>ns, velocipi des, trumpets, trains
for boys. Doll carriages, stoves,
lina tea and dinner sets, pianos,
oys lor girls.
ts a pair kind to the $-.o0 each.
IMS.
<1> " / <? i... i i i.. i
UV. WIO iu dusiuis imiHireu.i
,al articles, such as Toilet esses.
X'sks, Manicue Sets, Medallions.
IRGE-*^
PRICES ARE RIGHT.
- - - BUY.
ICHOLSON.
UNION, 8. C,
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The largest and best assorte
OM/( l\r\?fn AI.N* h.'..
U.I IV I UU)3 tlUlillll.' < \ v i V.
country. Consisting ol the
styles at the lowest prices. I
the many bargains to be fou
rr>-^- ? ~ rss:Mensgood
jeans pant?.
Meus black unfin shed \w>; 1
Mens nico Sunday pants, a '
Boys Suits
Youths 3 piece suit
Mens nice Cassiineie su ?>
Mens nice black worsted suits
Job lot of mens and youths o l 1 oca
unheard of.
OVEF
We can beat ibe \> ' > iv?-.
fit 3*ou in t-iz . c.?b'i* i. i i W
the above line. > i:i;* *? ; ui y?>-;
ami best assorted line tfni ! > fir. n
city.
WE ALS ^
The largest stock of d?*c eo1' . * o*i
l'olitc and attentive alesn.c n CHEAPEST
SiOR
HARR,i
i(T"Vs.
BEST CHANG -I YE
The hula nee of t: GraYi!:. ,\.
Goods, Miiiim ry. ii i ;
next three wee!, >
your car n few . 1" t.v ' i...
WE ARE OFF EN i
Good But 'eristi'' . .
f r lc; Glove-.
former j'.ric u
now fjc; I>i'i.-s <<
Good*,, foi u.- r ]-ri ,
fonuer j r;ec ** 1 ^ .<r !. n jv.
MILLINERY
We ?iil all v. :t
inerchai.ts c? i <
Ladies' lilts
1 oacli. Tiimmi. - t: ? i .
i own price.
SAVE YOUR
15v buying t!ic* i . > i '
raiding c at .
too Ion jr. W o .v.
and pictures tli.it w ;
unioi tr.:
v '-.;5 ?
.V vi
/FH1N6S
d slock of mens, youths
i! in this section of the
newest weaves, latest
>elow we quote a few of
nd in this department:
~ ~:JL iZ: J33T3
25?
496
: 96o
75q ;
$2 48 ?!
?2 98 n
83 98 }
t
li
ts and vests going at prices
y o.
r 1 i i ickcntoshcs. We can
< .in lit you in anything in
i d . inci sions may he. Lurgest
king goods to be found is the
I5ARRY
in im)*1 m'.lliuery in the city.
U sialics itl every department.
>2 ON EARTH.
Si# ?l?LK
telegrapB, _ h
V pa;, s art mil ok perfecting
Interest 8 per cent.
.?NO. PALMEK & j
^ IocJULJVALLACE Alt'.v., .
"-I-n fig
canity!
ST.
' ; !..s .st /clc consisting of Dry
r.c'y he ck-scd out within tho
L.stcn while wo whisper in
; 4
N X \
hre s !?uttins, 2 dozen
* * {ill* I r?* hrnej r^AA/la
- VJ I' I vol V* V/V/UOy
5 iool?, former price 10c,
:i-c, now lor 10c; Dress
i v 1 Nice Dress Pattern,
00c.
i li s ;linn half what other
ii.i'.a ir< m -Tie upwards. 100
i ? o i. v.iil iiow be sold at 10c
F atbirs, Flower?, etc., at your
' V
ie-i a
i.iicv. th..11 you would make
< ;i at once and don't wait
.1 !? ii F.il'e, Lamp?, Show Cases'
it a bargain.
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