The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, April 14, 1899, Image 5
[YOUR MONEY BACKj
? t Cheerfully and Without a jJ
8 Question. <;!
SThat is what we say to every man T
who buys our clothing. Give us a ?
trial, and if you do not find them fl
the greatest clothing values you
ti ever saw bring them bac and get (
W your 4<Cash." fi
ff Don't be stubborn and stand in
V$ your own light when a trial that (J
P will banish all doubts is made so f'
J easy for you. We take all the r isk,
y what more could you ask, when m
once vou have satisfied vourself
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fj that we really save you from 10 to f
ft 20 per cent, on your \ j
1 Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Furnishings [
/% You will need no further urging p
ft ( to continue coming to us. We only U
a want a start with you?the rest is (j
n easy. ^
j CHARLES R. SMITH, f
j liens General Furnisher. '
SHORT STREET STORIES.
Put Together For Ready Reference. ?
, , , . t/?m spring flower*. ;\nd it is hoped her stay
Items of Interest Tersely Told ^ *me wi)| bo )oog audlp|oaEant.
For Hasty Readers.
? . .. ^ at. J- Sheer, Set!alia, Mo., conductci
-Miss Isabella I'oster spen as otl electric street ca.r line, writes that
Tuesday in Spartanburg. ujs daughter was very low with
?Miss Ina McNally has returned croup, and her life saved after ail
from a visit to Jonesville. physicians had failed, only by usiujj
?Mr. B. G. Lambright, of Weet uae UDUgn ^uro.
End, has moved ti Gleudale. ?Miss Virginia Walker, the prettj
?Mr. B. F. Gregory is teaching a attractive daughter of Supt. N
flourishing school ou factory hill. Walker, of Cedar Springs, is visit
ing the family of her uncle. Capt. A
?Miss Hill, of Carlisle, visited p. h. Walker, on Church street
Mrs. I?roy Towusend this week. Miss Walker has a host of warm and
-Mayor Rodger is having a neat ?i">iring friend, in Union who an
tenant house erected on hi. promisee. alw**? flighted to .oe her.
-Mr. and Mr.. J. G. I.ong, Jr., HaPW ?">" ?' w0,m',n.
are spending some timo over at Clin- ca"6a'a ??ud hearty meal withou
ton .r ? suffering afterward. If you cannol
do it, take Koijoi. Dyspepsia Cuki;
?Mrs. Frank AuBtell and little it digests what yon eat, aud cures al
Harry have gone to Cliuton to spend forms of Dyspepsia anil ludigestiou.
some time.
?Master Stuart Harrington Smith Inquiry.
will make hie debut at his birthday Mr. Editor:?While the atmos
party tomorrow.. phere around our town is full of ta>
?Miss Sallio Wilkius will closo matter, would it not be a matter c
her school at Sunny Side and return importance to the people of our towi
home this week. to kuow by wliaL authority of la\
* _ , .. members ot our town council are ex
?Have you seen that pretty line t froru taxe8 Citizen.
of neekwear at Chas. K. Smith n/ Its .
simply exquisite. Welcome, Dr. Parker.
?J. F. Scofield has opened a gen- Union welcomes within her gate
eral repair shop in the old Bawl's Dr. jM Parker, of Bishopvihe,
store near the railroad. C., who arrived here this week to tak
-r-Read Charley Smith's ad. in this ?bar?? ?f Dr' Liuder's drug store
issue. He talks right and will do Dr; likens a graduated pharmacy
what he says. Try him and be con- and has iiad several years experience
vinoed 1,1 16 1 ^ business lie comes t
Union highly recommended and w
?Mrs. Stuart, nee Miss Addio hope he will he bo woll pleased wit
Blair, of Woodward's hairtield county, his new location thai he will decid
is visiting her mother on Church abide with us pcrmaueuLly.
street. ?
?Several communications had to 71 ^???? ??.
be left over till next week. We will Webb Thomson is receiving th
acoommodate our correspondeuts as congratulations of his friends upo
promptly as we can, the highly creditable stand he took i
-The New York Racket is doing l>i? dental studio, at Baltimore. II
. making buainoaa theao days and dera 'oc?vod honorable mention over e.gl
on.tratiog the tact to the public that 'f h le !o" 8U"lenf, "hlc* ' * d?
goodt can be bought cheaper in Union "notion to bo proud of. Webb .a
than anywhere elae. bright young man and haathe neceaai
* ry energy and native ability to nisur
Watch for advertisement of Union gjccessiu his chosen profession* W
lea and Coal Co. next week. Make heartily felicitate him upon his brigi
no oontract until you see R. L.^ Mc. prospects, and contidently predict ft
Nally or give order to Bailey Furni- nim a brilliant career iu dental pra
ture and Lumber company, jjce,
> j AVir Ilili Id it i ft.
^ Work whs bv^rtin this week on the
fouudatinfU of !Jr. W. IX Arthur's
I uevv etor?. Tho l>;iihiiiig will he a j
' two story hriek structure and locited i
| neur tho freight r!ojw>r. A large quautity
of the material has already heeu '
| placed on tho ground, and the work J
will Iih rvtshed with sill nosslhle dis /
i patch until it id finished. When com- |
p'eted, the building will add very
much to t'm good appearance of the ;
locality iv* ere it will be situated The I
site id ii v r / desirable one. bong x>1
convenient in the depot that the hand- j
? ling of freight will bo very much
facilitated.
J
Delegate* to Hen :no:i.
At a uv-eting of \ 'snip Gilc, IJ. C.
V. the following named comrades
were e'octed to represent this c tmn ut.
1 the reunion in Charleston on May 10th
| to" 13th:
J. C. Sartor, R. W. Tintdey, N. B.
Eiaon. Alternates, M. li. Lee, 1. M.
Mohley, If. TI. Belun.
7>I?bh M. K Tinsle.y wah selected as
sponsor of the camp and Miss Ethel
Walker maid of honor. '
The fare for this occasion will be I
one cent a mile each way, and all
confederate veterans ?ro entitled to -.
Hps rato whether selected to represent j
their camp or not.
By -order ot
. A, II. Foster,
Coin m under.
F. M. F.irr,
Adjutant.
| jtrugi o.
The Carolina Drue: Co. is now very
nicely quartered in the store on Main
street recently vacated by Mr. 35ugene
Edwards. The front and interior of
the building hove been thoroughly
1 renovated by a 1'ieshcoat of paint and
presents a much batter appearance,
j The company hr?s opened up a sp'etr
did stock of drugs and such articles
as arc usually found in a. first class
drug store. Dr. E. E. Williams, who
has been in tha drug business at
Greenville several vents, and who rc|
crntly passed a highly creditable examination
in pharmacy at Columbia,
has been employed to look after the
prescription department. Dr. Williams
is thoroughly familiar with the drug
business and the company were fortunate
in securing his valuable eervices.
Wo welcome him to Union, and hope
his stay among us will be both pleasant
and profitable.
.In Hiitcrtuiiiwent.
The Standard Keidinar Club enter>
tained the Tuesday Club at. Capt.
A. 1'. II. Walker's Monday evening.
The occasion was a vory delightful
one. An interesting program was
? carried out. Miss Ctiar.otie Poulton
' gave a graphic sketch of t^n southern
writers which showed thorough re
search am! study. Mrs. C. A* 15.
Jennings read a thoughtful and carefully
prepared {taper setting fort'? the
r advantages of woman's clubs. Antet
lia Wellby's poem entitled "The Rain,
how," was read with line expression
[ by Mrs. P. E. F.uit. An article on
, univeisal mental culture was read,
which was a very able and logical
treatisj on the subject. Mrs. Goo.
f Geddes gave the club a brief resume
of parsing events under the heading
' of "Current Topic?." Mrs. Jennings
read a humorous selection which wit?
the feature of the evening. "A Georgia
Cumpmeeting," aa instrumental
J solo, was charmiiur rendered on the I
piano l>y Miss Kthel Walker.
^ Mrs. C. T. Murphy, tha efficient j
' president of the Standard Club, pre i
Milled with easy grace and dignity.
J Shu gavo an interesting an<i comprej
heueive review ot the work the club
has already accomplished, and briefly
outlined trie work contemplated for
the future.
After partaking ofdelicious rcfresh,,
nienta the met ting adjourned.
> The South Atlantic Si
V
> (FIFTH
Under the auspices rf the On vera
S. C., Tuesday, Wednesday and Thiirsi
Five concerts?three nights and t
!,3 Ilaydn's ('remion'' and Mondels
' The Boston Festival Orchestra (4
e Concert.
ARTIST?Mivs Sara Anderson,
Miss Blanche Towlr, Onitralto, Mi. CI
L' Whitney, Jr., lias.0; anit the great Bar
? HIGNOR CJ
e
li Mr. Van V. Rogers, Solo Harp;
0 K. A. Franklin, Solo Flute; Mr. H. Di
Tli.s Converse College Chor&l Soei
Mary II, Law. Pianist; Mrs. Warren
Special railroad rates from all poi
Season tickets to a linit to live c<
0 March Udrd, to Saturday, April Nth.
n ceit will be 81.00. Send all orders foi
" MR.WARREN DuPl
-4DR. I. IV
^ DEN
it
,.r Crown and Bridge
Work a Specialty.
GOING CASH STORE.'
I have just opened a9 fine line of
Dry Saads and Shoes
As you will find in town. Also a fu'>
J J
Block of
Plantation Hardware.
Bacon and Flour
And other groceries. Call ami get
my prices before buying anything.
GEO. W. GOING.
Notice.
t :11 i a. . it : _i
jl wni at i.IT? n?nuwiu[; [iiueev n9
designated Delow for the purpose of
letting to the lowest responsible bidder
the working and maintaining of
public roads in Union couuty for the
present year:
TOWNSHir. l'LACU. DATE.
Union In Oliice May 1, 'U'J
l'iucknny At Kelton " 3 "
JonyRville ' Jonesville " 4 "
Bogansviilo " Gibbes " 5 "
Cross Ivovs ' Cross Keys 0 "
Goshen Hill " Black Bock 9 "
Fish Dam Carlisle " 10 '
Saotuo " Santuc " 11 "
Successful Bidders are required by
law to give bond with good and sufficient
securities double the amount
of contracts. Full particulars will he
given on day of letting.
T. J. BETENBAUOir.
County Supervisor.
Cow Peas.
We have six hundred bushels of
"Unknown Peas" for sale which we
will ship unless wo can find sale for
them at homo. All who want peas
had better leavo their order with us
at once.
lb- It. Farr <fc Thomson.
A torpid li7or causes depression of
spirits, indigestion,constipation, headache.
Use Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver
Medicine to stimulate that organ.
Notice.
I have lost my bank book" on IS at.
Rank of Spartanburg and M. tSt P.
Nat. Bank, ot Union, also a bundle of
other papers among them a note of
A. J. Dillard for $400.
All persons are notified not to trade
for said note or papers and the finder
will ue liberally rewarded by returnin;'
them to me. Henry Dillard.
Uroaa Keys, S. C. 15-3t.
No Trespass.
All persons are hereby notified not
to hunt, cut timber, walk on or drive
across, nor allow chickens to scratch
or feed on my land. Parties trespassing
on my land in any manner or form
will bo persecuted to the lull exteut of
the law.
15-4t. S. h. Brown.
ir:'|rr:r. ' i :: I < i!ll!r:t:t:iil|l|l||ia|
fV;': .i ?:^ s;?T>Uiitli! litlijiu iff
ISdofher's Frfondj
is a liniment for expectant mothers <J
d to use externally. It softens the muscles S
( ami causes the n to expand without dis- ]'
comfort. I: used during most of the period i[
<' of pregnancy there will he no morning 'i
sickness, no rising breasts, no headache. I1
11 When baby is born there will be little ([
<| pain, no danger, and labor will be shott \
h and easy. $1 a bottle at druggists. !
j> Send for a Fr.ec copy of our illustrated <
} book about Mother's Friend. 1
j; The B.'ntJfiiia Keflule.tnr 0c.,Afla-fa.G.i. ]
tales Music Festival.
V EAR.)
pi Collego Choral Society, Spartanburg '
lay, April 25th, 26th, and 27th, 1889.
wo afternoon.
Bolin's "Hymn of Praise "
performers) will take part in every
Soprano; Misss Lohbiller, Soprono;
arence Shirley, Tenor; Mr. Myron W.
itoue.
U'ANARI.
Dr. C. W. (uuskell, Solo Violin; Mr.
itschke, Solo Horn.
ety, I)r. K. 11. Peters, Director; Mils
DuPro Organist.
nts.
^ncerts, $4 00; on sale ftvnj Thursday,
Alter ttial date tickets for each conr
tickets to
^E, Spartanburg, S. C.
[. HAIR,*Office
Bank Building,
Union, S. C.
IN THE LEAP
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enroll. ' ? *>$y jff
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j . The New York Rddcet 4 c>
, t . * < * -I'f -V' ti*''Always
looms up in this fore front of "i*
the procession bnt we've never before . ; 4
been so far ahead as we are this sea- / ?
son. We are sweeping everything
before us with
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When we advertise bargain* you * > - .
always know you can find then hate, '? >
that is the way we have hnHt up our
splendid trade. Now Ltstenr-We
are selling Fine Dress Lawns at 2*1*2 |?
cents, Nice Wide Checked Nainsook's
at 21-2 cents, Nice Pound Prints at 121-2
cents per pound, a lot of Wo-,
men's Shoes at 50 cents. Hats from
10 cents up, good suit Men's clothes
82.98, Good Pants 25 cents. '
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Dress Goods and riillinery!
J .4- i* r f , ? ,
We simply beat tho band, nothing
to equal this department in
upper South Carolina*
20 marbles for i c , three balls of
thread for r e., aoogood matciheM
for i c. Call* arid inopect ovlf ?
line and you will be <3oriVih'ced '
that ^1'.^
, MCiV
HARRY & BELK
Is the Cheapest Store on Earth.
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MILLINERY! MILLINERYI
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h? X* " *
Our millinery opening waa a grand suocees In eretY narttoalar.
Our store waa crowded from morn till ere with oar ladr fiftand%
who without an exception expressed tbemselree as aifcp^ SUTM . ,
away with the superb line of Pattern Hats, and what stfnek thm ?
specially was the reasonable prices that we hare marked onr gaada.
Those ot you who could not attend oar opening will dad lo pear
interest to . ' *yj
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VISIT OUR STORES**
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before selecting your hat. You will be cordiallyreeeired and wa
will take pleasure in showing you through our stook whether pea
wish to buy or not. Try one our celebrated "N. B.M oonete*
Kvery one guaranteed to please or your money refunded. Toon
always auxious to please. y
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Another Big Bargain Sale.
Having bought the entire stock of merchandise
of L. G. Young, I will close it out at sdch
Surprisingly Low' Prices
That you cannot afford to miss my bargains*
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SALE BEGINS TQDAY.
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P. M. COHEfl, Union, S. C.
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