The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, June 02, 1899, Image 5
fYOUR MONEY BACK f
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| Cheerfully and Without a 2
3 Question. fi
ft That is wh&t we say*to every man f?
i who buys our clothing:. Give us a &
:J trial, and if you do not fiild them fj
the greatest clothing: values you U
11 ever saw bring them bac and get M
jjjjj your ' Cash." ^ ^ ^
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H Don't be stubborn and stard in . y
9* your own light when atrial that 'ft
LI will banish all doubts is made so 3
V easy for you. We take all the risk. S
what more could you ask, when jj
once you have satisfied yourself. Ci
i t that we really save you from 10 to jfi
n 20 per cent, cn your \
p Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Furnishings 2
ok You -will need no ftiithcr urging J'
IH toecntiDueccmirg tois. "We only U
L went a start with yen?the rest is , n
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I CHARLES R. SMITH, |
V Mens General Furnisher. U
- SBOBT STEEET STOEIFS. j^Ir; J). Fh Iin, a prominent mer-1
clrant of Xc wlei'iy ar.d[ a fnif.tr citizen
I Tut Iwibr For Beady Reference. <*" >?>'?".*??? iu:c?y <ws??.k.
?Mcstre. Addhon ar.d Alba DtTass
Itc rr.s cf Interest Tersely Told ftme'fcvtr fit mQirdrncntlieir bicycles
For Hasty Readers. 11)18 wcek to visit Mr. V. E. DePat?.
? Ti nt tti?ct tprinkler is still very ? A.iran 1 y tl.e nnre of A\ bite, who
much in ,'cniard. lived at tl e Knitting Will, taslcctifidjudped
inure and sent to tfcfe State beg?
Mr. J. G. Jcrp, Jr., wcnttoCo- j,jJaj
I luinbia tliis week, ' a.- , t _ L. tJ(:
At ewiie pli tT to fcce Mr. J. D. bnii|b,
? Mr. E. C. Hcvcze las iecci\cd of t art isle. 'in He city bat ui day. lie
reveial\eiy fir.e Lcimp. lias lent iu.iturly sick lut js able to be
? WbsFidie Faun is quite tick at ^^t rgain. '
ber l.c nee ;n nit anting. , _Mies Ifattie J.cgaie,. wl:o-1 as been
? Mr. aid Mip. Con mil p.c. cfCoIum- on an tatn.dcd visit to' Mrs. W. E.bia,
fpent Sunday in tl:e city. Thcmron, left for ber Loire qt AValballa
? EvrrgeJitt Ccvan wjll lepln a tentj ^on^a^' ......
H nicetiig cn fnctciy bill tbis week. ] ?Mrs. Paikburst and daughter, Miss
... ,, , ? . . Leal), left yesterday for tlieir home in
I -vMj:s FJ(ne Dtl'sre, of Ct:ird<n, is ,
i i- i , ? ? ,r ,, T, T> ? rrovider.ee. It. 1. Thev made many
vleitiig l.er liotlur, Mr. V. K. DeFafe. . , . . ,
lncr.ds during their stay here who re?Miss
Mamie Wilson, of tl ur.otte, grettfd t0 pitrt witli
is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. I). Arthur. ^
; -Mis. E. L. Henry, of Asheville, X. ~ltis l,ar<* keep a working man
> p., is visifirg her mother, Mis. James d?wn.! Rev. W. E. G. Humphries is:.
powejj building a store house down at thq Knlt'.
.... x. ting Mill and will move from so near |h$
?Miss Sadie Scolield, of Gastcnia, N. . , 4l , ,, .. .J*'
. ,, i , ' intluence of the big Cotton Mill erupoi^
C., came over to attend the commence- . _
r ' mm.
ment. ? ' .
?Tho closing exercise of the graded
?Mis. Catherine ihoiroen ai.d Miss gCiloo]s vrill-%>e lipid In the opera house
gillie Tlrpson returned from Clifton this (Krj(lay) roorninK ttt u o'clock!
Monday. I5ev ^ Evans, of Columbia, will
?Feme of the young yeople had a deliver tho annual address, after wMcli
delightful dance attlie Hix house Friday certificated, will lie delivered to the giadevening.
uating class.
it ?We were pleased to meet.Rev. E. ' ;
, II. lleckbam, of Jonesville, in the city Preaching at Mt. T?l>or.
Wednesday. Rov.iMn Berry will preach at Mb.
, ,r. . . Tuhor 1st. Sunday In June at 11 a* in* :
Miss Edith Blackwell, of Virginia, The public cordially invited to attend.
jv|io lias been visiting Miss May Duncan, ' '
Iis returned home. - j r'
?Tlie second quarterly conference, for < !>rin
oion station will be held at the parson- 1|1'//vm -*? ^J?r AU
je next Tuesday night. WUMtN w^SfTlllC
? Mifs Ethnu Ilsnae?, of Jonesyille, is If ^CTM
ending feme time with the family of
? Mifs Melvina Porter, of Kelton, is . T".;
V a visit to Mr. Geo. W. Going and If you are fading under the weakening i
mily on Church street. jnlluence of female troubles." do not...
longer experiment with useless or dan?Mr.
II. M. Grimball and family gorous drugs, but try
s,"n,n,'r BradfieWs Female Regulator ;
, ... It will regulate the menses perfectly, and ,
?Miss Sne isims has returned to lier cure Palling of the Womb, Leucorrhoea,
( me nt Mfadors after a very pleasant Headache, Backache and Nervousness.
Irtt to Cspt. Farr's family. 11 '? a harmless vegetable remedy, which
t . , , i . * .puts the menstrual organs pi perfect
T-Mif8 Fmplft May Smith, of Gienn health, stops drains and pains and overp.lngn,
?a. here this week in attendance com"' ?2j?m? f?. ?i . Mm.
pon the Seminary commencement. mt bkadfikld veoolatoh co.? aiimi?o*.
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A Card Party.
Mrs. W. E. Thomson gave a very
enjoyable card party last week complimentary
to Miss Hattie Eegaro of
VValhalla. The following guests wero
present: Misses Sadie Bacon, Isabello
Foster, Eloise Beaty, Bessie Young,
Nina Colton Kathleen Moore and
Messrs. M. A. Moore, I)r. C. Torronce,
R. P. Murphy, Dr. Hair, Walter Colton,
Tom McNally, W. t\ Thomson,
W. R. Thomson and C. S. Steele.
A Free Scholarship.
The Xecl-IIerverlo Business College of
Srfcrtanlurg 1??8 cfTuul a fiee scholar
ship valued at.$33 lo the member of the
91 Ii gir.de in the city k! ool Mho attains
tbe higlett aivur.ge in the competitive
.examination pi escribed by>Uifc ' olleae.
This examination was held in lie giade
d rel.col luildirg "Wtdrcrday, and the
result will be anrcuierd nr.d the scholarship
awaidtd atthecerrmenct mentexer
ciseR tc-day. This college bus becnest;.l?li;l<d
tv.o }earsand is highly en.
dorsedby the leadirgmenof Spartanburg.
Sunday School Picnic,
The Sunday f< l.col of the first Methodist.
cliuich will have a basket picnic
at Cedar Springs next Thursday, June
8th. They tvill have Union in special
coaches about 8:3o in the morning and
return on the evening train. The fare
for the ictir.d trip wiil be 3o.cents for
grown people-and 33 cents for children.
The other Sunday schools of the city and
ever3 body w ho desires t j go is cordially
invited to do so. Ample provision will ;
he made to take luggage from the railread
to th.o picnic grounds. The occasion
will yfloid an opportunity for n
pleasant little outing, uLd all who go
will real lie a good time.
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Health, Strength and Nerve Force
follow tbe UE6 of Dr. M. A. Simmons
Liver Medicine, which insures good '
Digestion and Assirailaton.
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Play Ball."
Don't forget that the match game between
the Mechanics of Columbia and
the heme team will come off Saturday
afternoon on the lccal diamond. There
will be good playeis on both sides and
the contest promises to be very lively.
Our team will be supported by exre lent
ihateiial hnd will play to win.
Everybody should, go out and seethe
game. ;
The season will not le opened here
until the 15th, as some of the plajera belong
to college teams. Burnett and
Wall, of Wofford, and McMakin and
Shaw, of CJerason, have l*en engagrd
anil Betsill and Stewart, of Cross keys,
will also be udded to the battery. The
manager has several engagements booked
for the season, and, there will be 110 lack
of athletio amusement here this su turner.
What you want is not temporary
relief from piles but a cure to stay
cured. DeWill's Witch Hazel Salve
cures piles and they Stay cured. F.
C. Duke.
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The Seminary Commencement
The commencement exercises of
Clifford Seminary this year were very
interesting throughout and will always
be pleasantly remembered by
all who attended. The exercises wore
begun on Sunday with the baccalaureate
sermon at the Presbyterian church
by EeV. R. C. Held, I>. J)., of Columbia.
There was quite a large congregation
present to hear thodistinguished
divine, who delivered an ablo and
impressive discourse. The senior
class occupied the front seat on the
right and were visibly affected by the
earnest exhortation of the ' preacher.
H"is closing remarks were repleto with
wholesome advice which cannot soon
be forgotten by those who heard him.
The concert In the opera house
Momtay night was a decided success
and a real musical treat. Every number
wns admirably rendered and reflected
credit On the performers. The
tinging by Misses St;. Clair and Scofield
was ,a charming .feature and very
much appreciated by the audience.
The tableau at the close of .'the concert
\yas especially attractive; .
The art exhibit at the Seminary
Tuesday Afternoon was a magnificent
display of artistic handiwork, and
waft greatly admired by everybody.
The specimens were all exceptionally
floe. ,
The annua] address was delivered
in th? onera house WnrinoHflav mom
ing by Dr. McAllister of North Carolina
instead of Dr. Watkins/who was
prevented frorh being present, Although
called on rather unexpectedly
Dr. McAllister was equal to the emergency
and entertained ;the audience
with a fellcibioua speech on "Little
Things." > He spoke nearly an hour
and made a deep impression upon all
present.
At the conclusion of the addruss
Dr. Clifford arose and tn a very feeling
and impressive talk, presented
the following young ladies With their
diplomas.: Isabelle Davis, Anna Belle
McAllister, Bessie Miller,-Lina Shaw
and Bessie Smith. , These young ladies
wero the recipients of a profusion
of flowers from the audience.
The "scarf faritasttcs" and reception
at the Seminary Wednesday
night was the last number on the program.
There was a large crowd present
and the fleeting hours wv.ro spent
very pleasantlyThe
past year has been a very successful
one1 with the Seminary, and
the management has every reason to
be highly gratifled with the work
accomplished.
Many of fchs students left Thursday
or (heir respective homes and the
rest will go this week. They will be
missed here very much and their departure
is generally regretted. The
Times wishes them all a happy vacation
and a safe return next fall.
W. T. Davit, Ruby, 8. C., writes;
Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine
cores Pairs in Back, and 'bat "out of
serte" tired feeling. I think it four
a: rz *i ?_ l in i_
| iiuiri us sircug u /jbuid e anu unci
Draught.
. ADVERTISED LETTEBS.
R?mainiog in the Post Office at
Union, S. C., for the week ending
June 2nd, 1899.
Mr. W. T. Doles
Miss Madorn Duncan
' " Jane Gilliam
" John Anna Hopkins
Louiser Janes
" Cora B. Knight
Mr. W. S. Lee, Sr.
" K. R. Lipscomb
" Logan Met calf
" Thomas Meacham
" Acle Morris
Mrs. Salllie Peoples
Reuben Smith.
Persons calling for the above let
tera will please say if advertised, and
will be required to pay one cent tor
their delivery.
J. C. Hunter, P. M.
The Appetite of a Goat.
Is envied by all poor dyspeptics
whoso Stomach and Liver are out of
order. All such should know that
t)r. King's New Life Pills, the wonderful
Stomach and Liver Remedy,
give a splendid appetite, sound digestion
and a regular bodily habit
that insures perfect health and great
energy. On'y 2oc, at F. C. Duke's
drug store.
NOTICE.
I will l>e at Jones bridge .Tune 12th
for the purpose of letting to the lowest
responsible l> dder the rebuilding of said
bridge. Plan and specification will be
made known on day of letting. Letting
will be had at 12 o'clock m.
T. J. 11 El EMI tUGII,
Supr. U. C.
May 24, '90. 21-.lt
Mowing Machine for Sale.
A second hand mower in good repair
will be sold cheap. Apply to
L. G. Young.
COW FOR SALE.
I liaye a good milch cow with calf
:i weeks old, for sale, a bargain.
Geo. W. Going.
Citation to Kindred and Creditors
State of South Carolina,)
County of Union. )
By Jason M. Greer, Esq., Probate
Judge.
Whereas, Leila C. Littlejohn has
mode suit to me to grant her Letters
of Administration with will annexed
on the Estate of and effects of K. M.
Littlejohn deceased.
These are. therefore, to cite and ad
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said K. M. Littlejohn,
deceased, that they be and appear,
before me, in the Court of Probate,
to be held at Union C. H..
South Carolina, on the 5th day of
June, next, after publication hereof,
at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the said
Administration should notb? granted.
Given under my hand and seal this
18th day of May Anno Domini,
1899. Jabon M. Greed,
Pre bate Judge.
Published on ihe 19th day of May
1899, in the Union Times.' 20?.It
Kentucky Saddle Stallion, Jr.
Saddler is a beautiful mahogony
bay, 1(3 hands high. Was bred by
Neal Harland, of Hawkins eountr,
Tennessee, and was sired by old "Sad,dler,"
from Clark county, Kentucky;
he by 4.'Jim Wallace"; be by McDonalds
Halcrom"; . dam James Scott's
premium saddle mare; 1st. dam by
*'Brank", bred by T. C. Vanmeter,
Lexington. Kentucky; 2nd, dam by
Thomas McDonalds Saddle Stallion:
he combined the blood of old "Copper
Bottom" with that of the best racing
blood of Kentuoky. 1st, dam by
"Martlnette" and "Alborax."
Will stand at Union. Lockhart
and West Springs. Fee 810.
JOHN T. R08E.
Dr. C. T8T. JLT7STS&X.,
Physician and Surgeon,
Offers his nrofeasional serviced in
the people of Union. Office in Bank
Bnilding. Leave calls at Union
Drng Co. store or ring up Phone No
19 for prompt service.
15 41.
Notice to Debtors and
Creditors.
All persona having claims against
the estate of Dr. James Long, deceased,
are hereby notified to present
same properly attested to the undersigned,
and all persons indebted to
said estate must make immediate settlement.
C. R. Loxo, Administrator.
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IN THE LEAD
The New York Racket
AlwAVfi 1 ftnmc lit* in Tho fnvo frnnf nf
J ~ *- ?V AV.V "V? w*
the procession but we've never before
been so far ahead as we are this season.
We are sweeping everything
before us with
OUR KNOCKOUT PRICES
I
When we advertise bargains you
always know you can find then here,
that is the way we have built up our
splendid trade. Now Listen?We
are selling Fine Dress Lawns at 21-2
cents, Nice Wide Checked Nainsook's
at 21-2 cents, Nice Found 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
$2.98, Good Pants 26 cents.
Dress Goods and rliiiinery!
?
We simply beat the band, nothing
to equal this department in
upper South Carolina.
20 marbles for 1 c., tliree balls of
thread for i c., 200 good, matches
. for 1 c. Call arid inspect our
line and you will be convinced .
that
HARRY & BELK
Is the Cheapest Store on Earth.
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JUST A MOMENT PLEASE.
Atrfttn \vf? vvi?li fa oflll vaiip nhnnf ion to fho foot flint trn n rn at HI VAllIn#
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out those bargains t hat we began to ofTer some days ago. You know a tree
is judged by its fruit, likewise we should judgo the place to trade by the
pricos and inducements ollered. Now we are offering no baits, but we ere
offering real giant bargains
INEVERY DEPARTMENT.
Just think of a man's Satin calf shoe in lace or congress for..... .$ 08c.
Ladies Oxfords worth 65' cents only..*....." 44c.
41 44 85 44 . ; 55c.
14 44 44 |1.00 M 44 J 88c.
f4 ' 44 $1.25 44 44 ?0c.
44 $1.50 4 4 44 1 80c.
4 4 4 4 4 4 $2.06 4 4 4 4 - 1 80
Ladies Dongola button Shoes worth $1.00 only. 78c.
4 4 4 4 4 4 ( 4 4 .44 $1.25 44 1-100
White Lawn OA cents kind for >. 5c.
44 8^ 4 4 . 44> -4 ?c.
4 4 44 - 10 4 4 *' 44 8c.
44 44 124 4 4 44 10c.
. Organdies in all qualities, right price* Matches to burn at 5 cents per
1000.' In Millinery We are doing the business?fresh arrivals weekly, lfakc
your visit early. I < <
MCLURE'S.
HAMMOCKS, AGAINL
Wo can't help talking about them, because we have been telling
great many lately. We told the people where to buy them, and they
came straight for our store, and without an exception they gave as the
money, and we gave them a hammock. Our prices were so close they
simply couldn't resist the temptation you know a good thing when yoo
see it ? Well come and see our line.
You ought to have one now. You know it is a fact.
Let us sell it to you.
ALLAN NICHOLSON, Union, S. C.
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-??-DR. I. M. HAIR,-g?~
m DENTIST. m
Crown and Bridge Office Bank Building
i Work a Speoialty. Union, 8. O.,