The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, May 05, 1899, Image 5
|YOUR MONEY BACKf
v Cheerfully and Without a jj
jj! Question. fl
u That is wh&t we say to every mail Q
h who buys our clothing. Give us a y
U trial, and if you do not find them S
the greatest clothing values you H
m ever saw bring them bac and get (4
W your "Cash." g
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L) * (J
H Don't be stubborn and stand in (
your own light when a trial that (
J] will banish all doubts is made so h
<d Afl.flv fnr xrnn Wo +olro oil fVia riolr '"!
^ J W V%? ft V VMAlkV till A k/A*. '
j> what more could you ask, when V/
V once you have satisfied yourself M
H that we really save you from 10 to fj
1 20 per cent, on your J j
i] Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Furnishings 0
(-)> You will need no further urging fjj
jl toeontinue coming to us. We only U
y want a start with you?the rest is i
]ea8y- |
j CHARLES R. SMITH, |
Hens General Furnisher. jj
SHORT STREET STORIES. All kinds of milk shakes, bon kons
and phosphates served at the fountain
Put Tosrctlier For Ready Reference. ?f the Carolina Drug Co.
?B. F. Towneend and H. L. Goss
Items of Interest Tersely Told spent a day or two in Columbia the
For Hasty Readers. latter part of last week.
"sweet girl graduate" will soon be which so many women use. 1t not C
ve ry much in evidence. ' I only paves the way for easy dc- J1 I
... ... ? . , ! livery, but insures strength" and i!!
r ?Mim Mora Partridge, who has , vigor to the new-horn. been
teaching in York county, is vis- ' "o,?? l,v nru?r*i?tn r?r hi n imtti*.
I^i it. T _ , * ' *.1.4 f.r?> rr?. U-* afeui NOTIIIH N rKIE.VIt.
tlMf Mils Marie Clifford, . the biudfield regulator go.. iu.i.u. o..
r
Hon. G. B. Fowler, of Jonesville, i ?Mrs. McB. Sloan and Miss Jennie
was in the city Monlay. I Gibbeo, of Columbia, vieited relatives
. . . I and friends here last week.
?Mies Ethel Walker spent last
Monday in Jcnesville. Nothing but the very best of overy,..
thing used in the preparation of our
Tennis is in vogue now and is a soda water. Carolina Drug Co.
popular P?timewi.h many. ( _Mr. B Marphy> . prominw>t
?Mr. C. B, Bobo, of Sedalia, was i citizen of Croes Keys, was in the citv
in town Monday on business. ; Tuesday and paid the Times a call. '
?Supt. Wells, of Columbia, was ?The flower garden at the Gibb's
in the city Monday on business. house is a "thing of beauty" and an
?Mrs. Frank Austell and little optic feast for all lovers of the beautiHarry
have returned from Clinton. ful.
?Mrs. W. R. Elliott, of Winns* ?Rev. S. R. Guignard attended
boro, is visiting relatives in the city, the Diocean Council of the Episcopal
?Capt. A. P. H. Walker leftTuea- ^hee?kf8oU"1 CttroH,,a at Cheraw
day morning for a visit to Missouri.
t wii ?Presiding Elder W. P. Meador,
Mr. J. 1 J of Spartanburg district, preached in
down to Columbia the first of the week. lbe riccoud Methoi]ist c'hurch hor6
The Carolina Drug Co. is the place Sunday night,
to go when you are warm and thirsty., _Mr ,Jurae3 Team, a cloyer young
?If you want a good wheat thrasber | man of Camden, spent several days
write to Mr. H. C. Miller, Carlisle, in the city last week as the guest ol
8. C. ! Dr. S. S. Under.
?Hon. F. C. West, of Spartanburg, j ?Dr. I. M. Hair spent several days
was in the city Monday and paid The > this week out at Eockhart doing proTimes
a call. j feBsional work. He is back in bis
-Mr. J. M. Splawn, of Spartan- | ?nicc 1,ere today-Friday,
burg, was in the oity this week on i ?The Palmetto Slate Christian
business. Endeavorer, the oflicial organ of the
w . . Christian Endeavor Societies of the
?Mr. T. B. Pago spent tho lalte ^late> published at this place by Mr.
.part of last week with his parents a Allan Nicholson and edited by Mr.
.Toneaville. Tim* FI IVgn h?a unannnHntl nultl!
?Mr. C. T. Murphy, who has been cation. r r
over in Georgia several months, has , - - - .
returned home. *"*** - *i* vifw%f>nmnjuu xj
Pabet Malt tho best tonic, 5 cents 1 jm ?yw ^? > }
a glass at the Carolina Drug Co's | j jFW Ewm OMlHt?F* &
fountain. Try it. J! p
?Mr. LeBeck, of Nashville, is Jj ilA
pending some time with his daughter, |! */
Mrs. P. M. Cohen. ?[ Mfe ;; \\\ is that when her ]!
? Mrs. Frances Murphy and daugh- j! - ^ v<5r are^Wn? 1
ter, Miss Mary, of Mt. Tabor, visited ?; m f,-\ ^b>^I^3*they wili 1 [
in the city Monday. !1 1/ sMkV\ \\ 1,0 vigor, '
?' a '?i 1 ) ??* and ih
We sell the finest cigars, smoking 1 healthy.
rfhd chewing tobacco's in town. Caro- ! . , ,, ... IIcrll?pes Jil
i. rjPll_ fL i will bo. fully realized if she will i
una lzrug \>o. , prepare herself during pregnancy 1 i
P ?College commencements and the < w!,1'1 MOTHER'S FRIEND, the J|
wiflelv.known external liniment i
?The office of oily treasurer will be I
kept upon tiil U:.*>0 every Saturday j
night during this month for the co!- !
lection of city tux<s. j
? Mrs. A. S. Guilliard, of Columbia, j
who is very pleasantly 'emembered as '
Miss Mabel O'Neal, vioited Mrs. D. I
II. Wallace this week.
?Mr. John II Mat his, who haa
been in the telegraph service at Fer- j
naudiuu, Fla, for several months, is
at heme for a low clay3.
?The Sunday School cl the Fi:st;
Methodist church will have a picnic j
shortly, and the children are all agog ,
with (ielightful anticipations.
? Mr. A. G. McMillan, of Piltstou,;
Penu., is hero lookiug after the arrangement
of the machinery in the ;
dye-house of the knitting mill.
?Mr. T. T. W i I burn whr> nnnerin.
Ltnded tho buildiog of tho auditorium >
at Charleston, ia hero supervising
tho work 011 the oid Union hotel..
Just received another new lot of
those haudsomo and strong si vice in .
yard wide Fercales at 5 cents.
A. II. F^s or A* Co.
?Special ecrvicc will be held at the
Episcopal church next. Sunday evening
at 8:30 o'clock, to which the pub
lie is envited. All win attend will
hear some good music.
?M ss May Foetcr arrived Tuce- (
day morning from Nashviile, N. C.,
where she has been teaching several
months. Her many friends are delighted
to eee her back
?Mr. E. F. Smith, of Ohio, who
has been associated with Quattlebaum
it Co. f>r several months as solicitor,
has resigned h;s position and gone
back to bis native State.
?Until further notice tho Union
library will be kept open from 'J to
12 a. m., and from G to 7 p. m. The
patrons will please take notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
A Curious Freak. i
Mr. P. D. Lee, rf Whitmirc, showed
us a chicken a few days ago that
was a very curio js freak. It had fiur
lege, lour wiugs and two heads. The
chicken was dead, having died soon I
after it was hatched. ;
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Pneumonia, la grippe, coughs, colds, ; i
croup and whooping cough readily j j
yield to One Minute Cough Cure, i j
Use this remedy in time and save a i
doctor's bill?or the undertaker's. ]
F. C. Duke.
Married. < J
At the home cf the IwiJo on the 1st J ,
instant, by Rev. J. W. Harris. Henry ;
Gault, of tfonesville, to Bliss Brandon
Rogers, of Bogansville.
At the residence of the bride's (
parents, on April 30, 1809, by Rev. , j
B. G. Clifford, D. D., Mr. John T. j [
Bishop and Mrs. Lou Greer, both of c
Union county. c
J. D. Bridge, editor and proprietor 1
oftho Democrat, Eancaslcr, X. H , 1
says: "I would not ho without One c
Minute Cough Cure for my boy when ;
troubled with a cough or cold. It is t
the beat remedy for croup I ever used." j
F. C. Duke. j
Church festival.
The 'adies of the Episcopal chun h
will given strawberry and ice cream
entertainment at the residence of Mre.
B. F. Arthur next Wednesday evening
May 10th, from 5 to 10 p. m., to which *
the public is cordially invited. You *
remember what au enjoyable occasion c
their entertainment was last year. 1
If ycur Corset doesn't fit try an
"F. C." Bold only by The Old Reliable.
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Notice.
Re it known to all men that tho
tirin heretofore existing as Graham v
and Waldrop composed of C. K. Gra- .
ham and T. R. Waldrop is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, j j
All persons indebted to the firm ^
will please call and settle at once, and
all persons having claims against said
firm will present their claims to C. E.
Graham for payment. E
T. R. Wai.dkop, 8
C. K. Gkaham.
Cross Keys, S. C., May 1. 1890. lS-lt.
Mr. C. K. Graham will continue
business at the old stand.
HAMMOCKSl
Yes, you ought to have one. Tli
how pleasant it will bo to idly i
afternoon, or in the evening after
Long, short and medium, fringec
want to pay, Don't wait until i
now.
ALLAN NICHOLS
4-DR I. M
^ PEN!
Crown and Bridge C
Work a Specialty.
Our styles, qualities and j?: ices will
bc*i eleae inspection Irom close buyers. 1
i?\ s'.er A Co. i
Iientls of Mrs. IS. 11. lloleomb.
Mrs. E'lizibeth Ha'cooib, daught-r'
of Wilov and KJizxbftlh W<v?d, and |
wife ol 11. 11. lloleomb, departed thiai
life May 2nd, sired about -17 years.;
She joined the Methodist church at
Flat Rock when she was quite you..g,'
but h&d transferred her membership to:
Foster's Chapel. She had not been
wull for quite a while but wa< a rvii g j
on I ho round of domestic duthwou!
April :50t'i when she was suddenly
atrickeu with paraljsis. from which ?! e
divd. See leaves u husband aud'
children aud inauy f.iecda to moutu;
her 10^8.
If you have pilca cure them. No
use uuderKoiu^' horrible operations
that simply remove the results i,f the;
disease without disturbing the diswe | *
itself. Place your confidence i*i Do- j
Witt's Witch Hszd S ivc. It has j
never failed to ouro other*; it will uot j
fail to cure you. F. D ike.
Being
Enlargc.1.
The Exco'aior Knitting Mill is
being extensively enlarged and improved.
A largo brick dye house lu 8
juit teen completed, and is beifjg
equipped with the latent im proven !
machinery. Work baa also begun on
the spinning home and ii will be completed
before fall. Thi& department j
will be a two story brick structure, j
bOxtjOO feet. The knitting machinery
will bo operated in this building, ami
the one now in use will be converted
into a wareroom. Other improvements
are contemplated, and it won't be long
before Union will have cue of the h 0 t
complete and capacious knitting mills- |
to ba found auywherc.
L-. P. VLurpliy.j-17-lod.
I
iere'8 no doubttbout it. Just think
swing to and ft on a hot summer
a long days wok. We'vo got them: H
I and plain, at imost any price you
the stock has bin picked over; buy
ON, II11 it 11, S. C. T
HAR?~ " ?
'1ST..- *
)ffice Bank gilding,
Ution, B. C.,
Pome cf the results of neglected
dyspeptic conditions of the stomach
aic cancer, consumption, heart disease
and epilepsy. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure prevents all this by t fleeting a
rpiiek cure ia all ca^es of dyspepsia.
F. C. Duke.
A lhletic .1 :<socintio:i.
A meeting of leading citizens nasi
he'.d in the court house last Friday
ifternoon to consider the matter
organizing an athletic association, and
ifter some discussion a permanent organization
wad perfected the follow
ng officers beiug elected.
President, L. P. Murphy; Vice
President, J. E. Scott; Secretaiy and
Demurer E. E. Williamson; Manager.
V C. Miller. Board cf Directors, d.
Fant, J. A. Sawyer, li. P. liairy,
IV. II. Doany ami G. C. Perrin.
The object of the association is to
jrovide a'.hletic amusements for the
>cop!e of Union. It id iu tho hands
it capable business men and its success
s assured. A suitable baseball ground
ias been secured and some interesting
:ontestd will engage the attention ol f
>ur citizsus this summer. Bo engage I
uents Lave y et been made, but the *
natter is being lot k d of er and wo may
xpect some fine sport soon
By allowing the accumulations in
ho bowels to remain, the entire sys?
jm is poisoned. DeWitt's Little
Sarly Biacrs regulate the bowels. Try
hem and you will always use theui.
?. C. Duho.
Notice. C
All peiiona owning lands through i
rhich strUims run are required bv law i
o clean t|em out during the months
if IVLiy aul August by removing all
rces, rafts,trash, etc, from them.
T. J. Betenualoii,
lt< 3t. Supv. U. C.
SF f c K ' - i
I have jus\rec2ivcd a car of ice and
rill contiuueto handle it throughout
he season.
MUCES AND VEIGHT GUARANTEED
INI) DELIVERS MADE PROMPTLY.
Thanking tli public for their past
>atronage I a continuance of the j
ame.
IN THE LEAD
E m to s u i{2 esjeeb ifv^sa Bai SB m wmr
The New York Racket
Always loams up in the fore front of,
the procession but we've never before"
been so far ahead as v/e are this sea- *
son. We arc sweeping everything 'I
before us with 'J
OUR KNOCKOUT PRICES
I
When we advertise bargains vou .(,
always know you can find then here, *
that is the way we have huifct up our ?
splendid trade. Now Listen?We ;
are selling: Fin e Dress Lawns at 21-2 I
cents, Nice Wide Checked Nainsook's "
at 21-2 cents, Nice Pound Prints at
121-2 cents per pound, a lot of Women's
Shoes at 50 cents. Hats from \
10 cents up, good suit Men's clothes'.
82.98, Good Pants 26 cents. !
Dress Goods and fiiSiinery!
\ ;, k
We simply beat the bants, nothing, !
to e?ua! this department in ;
upp^South Carolina.
-JO marbles tliree balls of j
tliread for i c., eoo matches ,
. for rc. Call and in>^Pect our
line mid. you ^vill be ??
?i-,of ^World'B r??-J
tnat ntlvo dally ?
- ady to
iglo or;
HARRY & BELtl /~
Is the Cheapest Store on Earth.
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NOTHING AT A SACRIFICE.
J .,
Having decided to doss out my stick of mens', boys'and youth's
clothing, I shall now offer my eutire stock at coat and less than *
4. \f ... -M? l? 1 -
uusw 1 ou win niiu anything in th s Jot new. fresb goods in -1
alpacas, serge?, eecilians, crashes, clay worsteds, cassinieres, etc; '
)ome Early and Make Your Selection
before the rush. This stock of goods will go ' like hot cakes" at
the prices that I a<r. offering them. I am going to close out this '
stock regardless of prices.
Boys' suits, wool goods value 82 50. now ... 55c.
Boys' black worsted suits valuo 82 50, now $1.65.4
Mens' black clay worsted suits valuo 88, now 6 00.'
Mens' blue aud black serge coats and vesta value 88.50, now 2.50. '
?
Big lot of odd pants at your own price.
All goods strictly cash during this sale.
MCLURF'R
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Another Big Bargain Sale,
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Laving oougnt tne entire stock of merchandise
?
of L. G. Young, I will close it out at such ...*
t M|<
Surprisingly Low* Prices
hat you cannot afford to miss my bargains^
ALE BEGINS TODAY.
P. M. COHEN, Union, S. C.
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