The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, April 14, 1899, Image 4
THE ONION TIMES
R+blimbed Every Friday.
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L. o. Voomo, Manager.
W. K. Cook, Editor.
Registered at the Post Office in Union,
S. C.( 4* seeorid-class mail mutter.
L>tt>n arid remittances should ho ndirsess1
to TM Union Timks Co.,
Union, S. C.
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XJNIOW, 8. C., APRIL 14, 1899.
The Time* is temporarily located
la tbs office on the stable lot back of
Flarr A Thomson's store. Wo hope
to noon move into more convcnieul
apartments, bat in the meantime oui
Meads are inyited to call and see ui
In oar present quarters.
RAIL ROAD RACKET.
We do not wish to assume the pnsi
tioa of public instructor but jus!
BOW the business men are about t<
Hsks a fine opportunity to help th<
Iowa. The Lockhart Mills are bouu<:
lo have ft railroad. The terrible wm
ttr has made the roads impassable am
their goods are accumulating iu theii
warehouses while customers are <ie
mending deliveries. They will buih
> another mill soon of double the capacity
of the present one and are goiuj
to gat in railroad Communication witl
aoftsa place. Shall it be Union? Tb
Ohio Extension people are trying t<
get connection from Sharon, the Sea
board from Carlisle, and the Southeri
JnnMiville. Nobody is pullinj
for Union! ? If
they should build to Jonesvili
k will not be long until the Glcm
Springs road will give them Atlanti
Ooast line connection via Augusta
thereby making a cross country roai
nine miles north of here and as \v
bow have the Seaboard fourteen mile
eoath. we wonld be in an unonviabl
portion between the two. If the per
pie of the town will make even tli
lightest effort we teel euro they cai
secure the road, ior we have the hon
route to the mill and it can be buil
with less than nine miles *of roari
The Glenn Springs road will be begin
this summer and when the C. C. C. i
completed wej will have three' roa.l
crossing here. We are informed tha
the leading men of the place aat etil
too long and missed getting the Ci. C
A N. road and if they don't do some
thing pretty soon they will miss thei
chance again.
Prest. Carey has friendly feeling
ter his county seat and as the shorten
route from his mill to a railroad is t
^ ? - (Jaxw, Stars out bo no reason why w
cannot secure the connection.
It is rumored that the Murplv
Bhoals property is to be develope<
soon and a big cotton mill built thorc
This will require another j^ur trael
arn uiul u aiiidlio
feeder of at least 50,000 spindles is i
contemplation, that we are not at lit
erty to mention just now, we feel n
hesitation in saying that if proper n<i
ranees are made the feeder to th
Southern from Lock hart can he cen
tered here with the other two, am
the trade of the town thereby mad
to increase until twice the store houst
will not supply the demand of th
merchants.
The game is worth, at least, th
candle and we would ho glad to se
an effort made to secure it.
Editorial Jlricfs.
The Real Estate Agency has re
ceired a letter irom a big furuituri
factory up North wanting to com<
South. They saw the fine showing
made for Union in the pamphlet sen
out by the Real Estate Agency ant
are anxious to begin negotiations,
They hare capital of their own, and an
established trade but wantjsome local
capital invested. Any one having
a site for fale and 4'ould tftke stock
in the enterprise shoujd consul the
Ke*l Estate Agency. if the town
wenld vote for a tax exemption on
new|manufiaoturing enterprises, we tec I
tare the factory can be secured. What
aay the people ?
The uit begun by the council to
collect back taxes from the Cotton
Mill has been compromised by the
mill agreeing to pay from now on,
dlBSQuncorl
Makes f.J?e food more dc
] GOV At riAMNQ rovrf
provided they will not l>o required to J
pay any of tin; back taxes. Tito peo.
pie of the town nre to ba congratulated I
on the compromise, for whilo both
sides wero conlideat of winning'pre* J
viot.s to the recent decision of the
Supremo Court, it would have been
an exi>er:siv? !nw suit sunt rittrdmliiro 1
! hard feelings which would luive taken
'generations to eradicate. As il is,
the municipal authorities will have
1 some SbObO r. year moro hereafter
' for improvements and a bitter djipufa
settled. Now for mccadam.z jd street?!
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The >7 \tc Christian Endeavor
Convention.
The State Christian Endeavor Un.
ion will hold its seventh session in tho
Presbyterian church, in this city,
'I April lbth, 20th and 2Nt, next
31 Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
I Ah the Christian Endeavor niuve.
meut is not strong in this State the
j attendance will not be large, but it is
expected that tho meetings will' he
r quite interesting and helpful.
' Among tun speakers who will b?
1 present are Kev. B. P. Iloid, of Pen.
_ dletou, who is well and favorah'y
r known throughout South Carolin ;
3 Mr. John Willis Baer,* ol Boston,
I M188., who is (teileral Secretary ot
D tho Christian Endeavor movement,
:> ftU'l Mr. Wm. M. J/?wis, Secretary ot
. the State V. M. C. A.
j It is very earnestly hoped that the
r people of tho town and county will at9
i tend all the sessions, and will join
i.?illy in the singing and tri <?very
0 way assist i:i making the Convention
II a 8UCCi83.
cj While the Christian Endeavor
i, movement is confined to cue dcuomiLj
nation, it is interdenominational; over
e forty-lour religious bodies approving
it, ami lia\ itig societies in their church3
es, it may be that inemhers of churche
es other than the Presbyterian, where
I- the Convention will meet, will wish to
e entertain sonic of the delegates. All
jsucli will pleaso notify at once He v.
C. A. 1>. Jennings, or Mr. Allan
* Nictintaon.
t The Society her# requests us to
i- ask all Christians to mako the Conn
vention a special object of prayer, from
Sunday next until it adj urn", that
s its sessions will he far-reaching in their
H i Jluence3 for good,
t
1'lie 11 est in the World.
We believe Chamberlain's Cough
" Remedy is the best in the world. A
r few weeks ago wo sutiered with a severe
cold ami a troublesome cough,
M and having read their advertisement
| in our own and other papers we purjchased
a bottle to see how it would
? all'cct us. It cured us before the but0
tlo was more than half used. It is
the best medicine out for coughs ar.d
j colds.?The Herald, Andersonville,
. ' Ind. For sale by Dr. F, C. Duke.
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' | It you want u stylish hat at a little
C I ,iru>n t.v ThoOM Palinkln
r| Our shoe stock is well'worth yohr
u |! caretul consideration. Tiie Old lie(
i liable.
nj t^ueen (Quality is tho popular shoe
I I for lino trade, ivl. The Old Reliable,
| Ladies Fine Kid (iloves with either
e i snap buttons or Foster Hooks, Km!*
broidered backs, spring shades aud
i black, the best One Dollar kid glove
e j ever offered to the trade at
Tho Old Reliable.
Have you seen that special drive
15, in ladies tine handkerchiefs for do. at
| The Old Reliable,
e Novelties in belts and Indies neckL>
wear, at The Old Reliable.
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I Pasast 1
?I MBU Eximzt I
5 | ISipjSeii foAic *
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t 2 is a wonderful aid in the r;
I' maintenance of health; it is Si
H an easily assimilable form of H.
' k nourishment in illness, and je
i'~ is invnliiflole in restoring j?
|,? shattered nerves una in con- b
s valcscencc. A doctor writes: ?:
!= "I have found it esnecially %
- e! valuable for persons cOQvn- P'
ss Icscing from lew., and for ?
^ nursingnsotncrs. :ini nigh- ?
! E . Iy pleased ?J
v>. with it and E
5 N\V, my patients E
~ could not do ?j
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niiiiiuiiiitiniii'iiciuiiitiinnidiMiiiiiir
Md foiVDEEl ]
pure 5
liciocis and wholesome r
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MASTER'S SALT?.
?>tule <?f Soutli Carolina, > Court of Com(V.mty
of ITuiou. f num l'has..
William T. Graham vs. Jemima J.
Hyatt.
Ju obedience to an order mnde in
above stntcl ease I \ViM boM at Union
before the Court House door during
; the legal lieur* of s.ile on saleeday
la'. M.iv, 1?09, the following lauds to
i 0
wit.:
All that certain tract of land situated
in said county and state, hounded
i north hy lauds Of C II. lx?ng,; (-ferno
1 erly iands of estate of Wm. T.ong.}
j East by lands of J. M. Scott (fnrmorlj
I lauds of Joseph Scott) South and
I West hy. part of 'ho estate of Charlei
Scott, dpccra d, containing One Hundred
and ten acres more or less.
.Terms of sale Cash.
C. II. l'e&he,
Master.
Dr. C> W- ATJSTEI1I1
Physician and Surgeon,
Oilers his professional services ti
tho people if Union. Otlice in Haul
lluildiug. Leavb- calls at XJnioJ
Drug Co:'store or ria^ up I'hoiie No
Tt> for prompt service,
lo 41.
Notice.
"Notice is hereby given in uccord^uci
with the laws of South Carolina, tha
hooka of subscription to the Cupilo
Stock of the Carlisle Milling ai.c
Ginning Company will be opened a
tho l?uik of Win. A. Nicholson <!
Son., at I til m. S. (!. at I-2 111., Satur
clivy. April J.?rh, lftUit.
F. M. Fark; )
W. F. Thombov, I Hoard of
i T C il? ? '' '
.?.o. w ; corporators
Emst.ik Nicholson, i
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?OF THE?> .
i MERCHANT'S /fKD PLANTER'!
NATIONAL BANK ;
UNION, fcOUTIl CA.JJOI.INA,
At I'nion,'in tfie Stato
lina at t ho el one of business, April >, i Si >1
RESOURCES "
l.i ..in^ siii'l <1 i<fnuni i . . $ir?4.srr I
< ?\ C) ill'.il I.-. SCCHt'eil ailll UtlM.'Clll.
<i . . ;w
u.S. I Smuts lo sociiip circulation . iii.'OU (
liutihitur house,. furniture ?uul
tl\t tires . . : . . . . J-.'.TOM
other real estate siukI. mortgages 1
o.wiioii ..... . . \< . I.tfco.t
I u< t rem National Hntfkstndt UdM'i'tr
AKe.irSi .. . . .
lluc t IMMI llp)<r<>V|'il 1-1 lOtve Ulffftts F'-M I
t 'lieelss iiiul otlior cash items .
\ote> ul' otIh r National Ihmks I.TOtVI
. ra< li< nal I'Mjier iviirieiu-y.-nifek; ,
1 ell It 11 > 1 eellts ..... I!K>
( Specie -'lI'.'.WHjH
I . >. t "ert illcati-s of Hei<o?rt for
le>r;il tolutci* '. . . . . I'.',!!<<!> I
lie<lCIII|>t iull fIIll'l with U. S; ?
I'rea>'H!i pot went circulation* titii (
Tntni ; I t, ^2?,inet.:
LIABILITIES; 'i
j I 'aj'ltiil stock |?itlil in . . ' . $ MU.IMM
I Surplus ftiiitl 13,^51
t irliviiletl |im:its K;s- cvpon'ow
a 'el IM". f.uM ' . ? "
r Vi i i n.i II Mill; i >t? j- ou 1-l.i ml l"ur I",o00
I M'ii\ iilmil <li"I'<kII< Hllhji'l'l. to
1 ('Inrl. . . . . . llsi.lP".' I
X
Totnl ' ; . '.'-il '
Stiit< ol initli ('rtrfillna,
<mint \ !'iiit>11. i
1. ficnrvc Mhiuo. cashier of the sil?>\
umiiCil I >a nk; >!>>-> imily swc>ii' 1 It ill the ahu\
,->tnt> iiifiil i.i 1 ruu t<> tin hrst of iu> Know*
ciljrc aii't l Hiff,
1 C.Fn. >fr*llo. Cashier.
SiiliMTi?.*1/! nti'l* sworh lo l>i-f<fi> 'mo tli
lifth ilny ol Ai>rll.
Omit.fcs ltoi/rr#*tnry I'uMic.
CnniircT fT?<*: * ' 4'A" . ,,
K\ \lji*ini,f fi
A. 11. J111- i t 11. r>iroctnr*.
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Master's'Sale.
Sial?; of South Carolina) > fVmit of Con
County of Union. f jnon Pleas.
J. M. bpUwn vs. -W. J]. G. Humph
rttB.
lit obedieuce to an order made ii
above etaLfil caoe, J will sail at Uiron
bet'jre Court llot^o dour, during tin
legal hours of sale, on galetfdrfy, Is
May, lrt'.tu, the following"UhiilVtowIt
All that certain, tract of fati'diff rect
angular form, lying, bYuhg'Hhd sitii
nto nt the town ,of Union, in tht
'county ol I niun, and Slate aforesaid
containing ten one-hundred ami twen
ty-iirst f lu lL'l) of an aero, more 01
les% ffoMii^ue^cjAg* at a stake on tin
comer/jf .\|aiu and Enterprise street
running forty live feet along Main
street and eig|4y feet on Enterprise
street. Term of sale cash.
C. II. Pkak 1:, Master.
j SALE NOTICE.
The Southern Express Company on
April 16th, at Nicholson's Store (loom,
i adjoining Nicholson's Jtanlc, will sell
at public auction to the highest bidder,
about unclaimed express pirckages.
Terms of sale cash.
W. II. Donnv,
,ahtin Mxprcbs Cojj
In.
Teachers Take Notice.
Friday, Apiit L'lnt. ha* been fixed
the day for the meeting of the
lencbera ot U ion County. '1 ho Hou.
T?>bn J.TC' M'hHn. State 8u; ecintenv |
ileutof Eilnehtion, Mill he present,ami
he ur^os nil tern-here t? ntund said
meeting. . The school* all ov*r the
couiity will he closed and there will i
he no deduction of pay. So please all j
attend. The meeting will be in the |
graded sehtvd building. Let everv '
Ifaoher be promptly ou hand at 101
Velock a. n>.
D. B Fa nt,
County Bnpf, of Education.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS,
lvpmtii lincR in llio P.vcf 0<U.?r> '
, | ?. ? .M u vuu A v>}b V/IUViVJ
Uuiou, S. C., fur the wtek ending
| April 14sk, 1MU>. .
John Bishop. .
* - Miss K?ater Bowmor.
\ Hattie Davis.
' Mrs. KtH?l O. Downey.
I Mr. K Gates.
> Mrs. My ra Ffnrnxxt.
Mi?s Km in a tjipsey.
II. M. Kennedy.
Geo. MftNallr.
Rev. W. P. Meadows.
Mr. Reul>en Mills.
Mr. II. K. IVtterson.
' G A.'Smith.
Mr. A He Wi*.
i( Pel"stuis ealliufr for the above lett
ters will please nay if advertised, anil:
) will ho required to pay one cent for.
their ilelivery.
J. C.'Hunter, P. M.
FOR SALE."
Gotten Seed Hulls for sale. Apply
to W. K McLure. ,t
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0 Notice. .
t .
J OA the 22nd day of April, 18 9'J, I
1 will I ie xt Brown's Creek on U.nion
* and 1/ ckhart Mills road.for the put;^
pose of letting to tho lowest responsible
bidder the building of abridge acioes
aaid stream. Plan ami specifications
wl: 1 furnished at iho jdace and ou
the day ot lotting. Letting will .be
'* had fet 11 o'clock a. m.
T. J. Bktknba.UGU,
Supervisor Union County.
April 4, 1899.?2t.
HONEY!
To bo had on long time and easy
5 terms, secured by niortgige on im
nroV^d farms. Apply to
t F. B. HOFFMAN,
! Bowling Green, New Vork Citv
SIMFSON & BARKSDALE,
* Laurens. S. O.
w No Trespass.
m "
" All persons are hereby notified not
?' to hunt, gi;aze stock, cut timber, ride
or drive ou any of my land or lands
U if.estate ol Col. K. L: Coleman.
" J *2 1: Gto. C. Fkkkix.
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v. Y11n. (; A K D EX SK EJ)'
w . . . ...
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- In large variety at Duke'a Drug
o Storo.*
Survey
a 1 am\p^wjreacly_to do
' your si^Vi^ing. Orders
!; left at thes^tb^e.of Mr. P.
M. CohehV "wrtl receive
prditxpt .a ttention.
o L. G. YOUNG.
KOR RENT.
18 (>ne 1 % room hotel known as % the
Hix house. Centrally located and
convenient to railroad station. A
pplendid opportunity for some good
'hotel manager. . Apply at once to
Gkorok W..Going,
1 .*! 2t ? Union, B. C,
?.HAVE YOl
M ATT I f
BABY <
Wll\
G<
OUR MOTTO IS, ' ]
one cent per yard profit
nrofit.. nnrf the irr?mpncA
right*?See ?
;BAILEY FUR
There's
Special Pleasure
V; t*4i fcVwfl* ^ w m ^ ' .
In your spending your cash with us, because you have eon
Ihlcucc in our prices. It matters tiot what the item is, you i
4 ' ' ' * %?.> ' 4 *
can always rest assured that the price you arc asked to pay t
is uir.1l T. In other-words we? are always careful not tonv/>fv>/ii}
fuj* I'/iff Tt'< fT,i< thnt m lilrt'-a vnitr ClA&fl hnirinC nn >
successful her*'. This feeling of confidence id not.helng ovcro
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charge" when you conic to on r Mme, accotupauied without
s ... \
Bright Spring Merchandise
maIce's yonr having a real pleasure. Notwithstanding the
heavy advances in ail cotton goods we are enabled to offer
you prices based on fortunate purchases?prices that you
ran not help but appreciate. }
Heavy quality chambray iu Bolid colore, pink, (mtowu, blue, grey,
all wash colors t/W
All litieu buck towel* 16 inches wMo by f>fi inches long,.hemmed, "t 0|>
without fringe ...
| Ladies Hue guago last black lisle finished hose, would be cheap at 1
10c a pair, our price juat .. . 1.. Awl/
l Uoubla width brown r.pron linon the 20e quality for.. .. r.^... .. 1 Rg
Vard wide soft fiuish bleached cotton the 7c kind,.our-,price.. 5c
Extra heavy oottonadea the goods f<?r rongh boys evfery day panta 1
good colors n Awl/
Little boys fine washable sailor suits, blouse with big collar, knee RA^
pants, per suit WwC
Ladies jersey ribbed summer undervesta only fic
Fine lace curtain?, braided all round the edges, per pair for one RAa
window . G
Special number in a summer corset non breakable, all sizes from 18 O
to 30... iCOC
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Tbe Olcl Reliable,
J
A. H. Foster & Co.
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THERE ARE PEOPLE IN UNION
Who know a good thing when they see it.
DO YOUV
DRINK COFFEE?
. We siell the finest grown.
Old Government "400," Java and Mocha.
Fort Hhmter Brand Javp, Mocha and Lagnyra.
T. P.'A. Brand Java, Mocha ai.d Maricaibo.
Blue Itibhon Brand Mocha and Java.
Ariosa and Lyon Brands.
A good roasted coffee at 10 cents.
We'grind these cotfees to anit when requested
A Full Line Green Coffee.
^ only one item in our complete line of fine eatablee. We keep erityt
, thing and will be pleased to serve you.
YOURS TRULY,
I K ThWYsrvn ni ?
k.7# jlv i! jli 9 jlul^jl'*
THE PARLOR GROCERY.
in i,. ' iiT
J SEEN OUR NEW STOCK OF?*J
G, m
CARRIAGES, m
IDOW SHADES
^ANDE23
OLDEN OAK SUITS,
Its better to sell a thousand yards of matting
than one hundred yards at lO cents per yai**|
business that we are doing shows that we am
NITURE & LUMBER CO.