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SHOKT STKEpPBO^ Put Together Por Ready Reference. Items cf Interest Tersely Told v For Hasty Readers. ?Miss Agnes Rice is at home again for the summer. Mid summer sale?evory thing go-' ing for cost at I'urcell's. , ?S. M. Rice, Jr., E. U. made a trip to Charlotte this week. Purcell is closing out all of his summor goods at actual Now York cost. ?Rev. 1). G. Murphy has returned from a week's outing in the country. . . ?Miss Lois Wilkins is spending some time with friends in the country. .Tfllm Uii?n r?f Tn/>b-onn>'!0? on a visit to Mr. Jacob Rice's family. ?Miss Kddie Greer, of Kelton, vis ited Judge Greer's family this week. ?Hon. I). K. Hydrick, of Spartanburg, was here this week on legal [ business. ?Mrs. W. M. Bates, of West Knd, is critically ill aud nob expected to < survive. ?Mrs. El. Littlejohn, of Blacks- < burg, visited Mrs. Chas. R. Smith last week. VAIT IC VA11S j vm, uwiv gut UL^ j^uuuo cheap. Rurcell is selling his ontiro I < stock at cost. \ < ?Mr. Boyd Evans, of Columbia, |* visited Union this week on "important business." ?Mrs. W. C. Bailey, of Anderson, is visiting the family of her brother,. Mr. T. A. Murrah. ?Messrs. J*. A. Fant and J. 1). Ar- 1 thur attended the "Mystic Shriue" < at Asheville last week. < ?Mtss Mattio Graham, a popular belle of Cross Keys, is op a visit to * her sister, Mrs. J. II. Bartles. s ?Only two applicants appeared be- J fore the County Board of Examiners ^ last Friday for examination. ?Mrs. W. II. Donny left Wodnes- 8 day for Rock Hill where she will spend some time with friends. ?Misses Mattie, Mary and Lilly j Milium, of Clinton, are visiting their i i sister, Mrs. Frank Austell, on church , I street. ^ w "w Saturday SALE OF MEK have the carpe and we are wil man. We do r next season, th article sold in 1 Money refi Therefore something whi< can bring it ba< Wo first start with Ser that there is no material the is*one half so cool and comf< Suit looks cool but what is r cool. $16-50 and $18.50 I breasted some silk lined,'at J serges at $9,98. $10.50, $15,00 and $ tweeds handsomely tailored suit. $12.50, $11.00 and ! broken plaids at $7,48 per i at 4.98 per suit. TRC r"*~ We do not think any e Uur trousers are not cut iro low closely the tailors' style $5.00 and $4.50 panta ot $3.25. $3.50 and and ? pants, nil eolors and stripe? 1.00 pants for 50 cents. During this s store? c V V. , " . ? I * -? ' ' 'V . . ?? ?? ;36lSfe ZV Virginia Mothers? F-iend. beginning six months before confinement. Che felt perfectly well up to a few hours I store the baby was born, ar.d v/cs in labor less than two hours. Cho l ad r.o morning sickness, v.o headache, no distressing tightness. r,o swollen or rising breasts. Her baby was strong and the pic. ture c? health. /V3aiS:cr>,s FpHosxJ is the only remedy known which .relieves the expectant mother' It is a liniment to to applied external!;'. Nothing but harm can come from taking medicine internally ct such times All internal prepsra'icr.s raid to relieve coming mothers are \c' only humbugs, but positively dangerous, Mother's Ft '.rnri r r>sC3 J1 c tattle o* crugpjlst*, it you can rertsj to Iltc.r rtdrt-l'l Peru's trr Co.. Atlanta. ?a : t ?Opl. J. L. S. Hill, of Okolona* Miss., a former resident of this county, died at his homo in Mississinni last Sunday, June 18th. ?'Mr. \V. E. Thomson, president of tho Union Oil 1Mill Co., attended a meeting of oil mill men at Old Point Comfort this week. ?Mrs, Welch, who has had charge of the millinery department at MoLure's tho past season, returned to Baltimore this week. ?Cadet II. G. Epps, of Clemson College, stopped over in the city n day or two last week with his friends, Cadets lien and Ethan Foster. ?Miss Emma McOravy, of Cross ICeys, who has been spending some time with her sister, Mrs. 1). L. McLaughlin, has returned homo. ?Capt. A. II. Foster and family left Tuesday for an extended northern tour. They will visit the principal ;ities and resorts before they return. ?t>uattlebaum & Coi( builders of ,v..v4v?v i.vv ?\ iiivii utiiuuta, im\ t* UUUt'tl l lino of granito nml marble, which hoy will keep constantly on hand, ["hey will dovotospecial attention to his class of goods, and guarantee latisfactlon both as to workmanship nd material used. ?Mr. \V. E. Senn, weave boss at iho cotton mill, who lias been staying it his old homo at Newberry for some time recuperating his health, has relumed to his post in the mill. morning we inaug r AND BOYS' CLOT nters at work July li ling to sacrifice our Lot propose to carry erefore the prices i ^ Vii c< eal A uixto OL11V/ 10 OUIJJCUt tu unded for any if in the enthusias: oh after you ?jret hon ok and we will refur U1TS. ge Suits. It is a recognized fact it can bo made up into clothing that >rtuble a9 blue serge. A Blue Sergo nore to the point with the wearer it is ilue Serge suits, single and double ?12.48. 812.50, ?13.f 0 and 814.00 13.50 Worsted Cheviots and Harris and lined to perfection at 80.98 per 810.00 Cheviot worsted tweeds and suit. 80.50, 81-50 and 80-50 suits > USERS. xtended renurks aro needed here, in patters year in and out, but fol 8. >, worsted, tweed?, checks and stripes !4.00 pants $2.48. $2.50 and $3.00 , for $1.98. $1.50 pants for 98 cts. ale our terms are -iNo goods sent ou garment altered t /has. R ORIGINATOR C - t Heavyweight Contractoia. , - U The Excelsior Knitting Mill ro- y coivod another of those large 1~>0 P1 horse power boilers lust week, at?d in looking for a man to handle it struck n. trndo with our up-to-dato drayman, ai John <Jilbert. lie closed the contract P' oue afternoon, began work next morning and before the sun went ?' down had unloadod the mamoth 5J0,- V1 ()00 nnmifl unnornfrtf IiohIaJ :t .. n.:i? TO ^ nuuivu it a tunc nrul put it in place, Such dispatch 'c and promptness shows that every- 111 thing has caught the coutagion in- m cidonttoa live town. ?* m ? Court Proceedings. Zi Tho following cases havo been tried ^ up to the time of going to press: Tho Stato vs. John Walker, housebreaking and* larceny. Defendant Nv plead guilty and was sentenced to six Pl months on public works . oj tho Slate I'1 penitentiary ut hard labor. |u { The State vs. Anna Williams, as- in sauit and battery with intent to kill Ir and carrying concealed weapons. ?r Plead guilty and sentenced to six months imprisonment in county jail. Ca Hazel Gregory plead guilty to the Pr charge of housebreaking and larceny tr and was sentenced to six months on the chain gang or imprisonment in the penitentiary at hard labor. Dave Jlerndon was convicted of violating tho dispensary law and sentenced to three months on tho St chain gang or pay a line of $ 100. The indictment against Jim Gadberry .and Ed Sims for violating the dispensary law was noli prossed. Pink Wallace was found guilty of th violating tho dispensary law and a U; sealed sentence* left with tlie clerk, i da the defendant not having been ar-; rested. ! *ai Ken Hobsoti was sentenced to three ' ' r?( months on the chain gang or pay a i fine of $510 for assault and battery and ! oy carrying concealed weapons. J co The jury failed to agree upon a ver- | fir diet ir. the murder case against Milo j co II. Evans and a mistrial was ordered, of The case against John McKisstck foi for murder was continued o amotion 0,t df t he Solicitor. Ed Davis was found guilty of assault and battery with intent to ravish and recommended to the mercy of ,M [urate our regular IVI HING, HATS AND SHO st making extensive in profit to make room over any of our summt are the lever to move our invariable rule of unsatisfactory j m of bargain buying ^ i? you find you have ri id the price paid for the | HAT5. We aro going to put prices on li j look doubtfully at the shiny binding j > wearing. Never before in tlic history' of U n low prices as wo now make. $5.00 Stetson hats at $3.00. i > $3.00 hats at $2.00. $1.50 hats at 98c. li | STRAW H/ $2.00 and $1.50 hats at 98c. $1 j ) 75c. 75 and 50c hats at 39c. fl? ! SHOES Here you will find a rich harvest; < > and $5.00 shoos at $3.00. $3.50 am : > 2.50 and $2.00 shoes at $1.50. $1 | 1.08. cash before the goo t on approbation?I o fit free of charge. % Smith )R LOW PRICES. i? court. He was sentenced to two mm aars on county chain gang or imrifeonment in the penitentiary at ird labor. Solicitor Sense was sick Wednesday id unable to bo in court, but bis ace was ably filled by J. A. Sawyer, sq. Only two cases wore tried, that ' the Stato vs. Wliitelield Davis for dating the dispensary law, which isulted in the conviction of the dcndant with recotmnendution to ercy. Ho was sentenced to three onths on chuin gang or pay n fine ' $510. The other case tried was that of ick Reeves for assault and battery, sealed verdict was rendered. Tl.? i. ' iuu luuii cnino 10 a suaaon stop liursday morning. Solicitor Sense us still ioo indisposed to be at his )3t, but Judge Gary had decided to occcd with a substitute appointed his place, when tho point was raised the State vs. McCotnbs and vs. iman, that Mr. J. T. Rose, one of the and jurors, was not a qualified ector, having 110 registration certil:te. On investigation tho charge oved correct, and tho balance of the iminal cases will have to go over next court. Court of Common Pleas will open jxt Monday morning at 0:510 a.m. Master's Sale. ate of-South Carolina, j Court of CornCounty of Union. } rnon l'leas. J. M. Splawu vs. \V. E. G. Humphries. In obedience to an .?der maleiu 9 abovo elated case, I will sell at nion before tho court house door, iriug tlie legal hours of sale, on Icsilay 3rd July, 1899, the folio wg lands, towi'.: All that certain tract of land of ' tangular form, lying, beirg bud u&tc in the town of Union, in the unty of Union, atd Slate aforesaid, utaiuing ten ouo hundred and twenty st (10-121) of an acre, more or ies>, inmencing at a ttake on the corner Miiii and Enterprise streets running rty-fivc f^et along Main street and ;bty feet on Enterprise street, sinia ot'ea'o cash. C. II. Peake, Master. Meet me at the Fountain when the ill slops. ID-SUIVIIVLER ES. We will iprovements, for the worker goods until them. Every xirchase, yuu purcnase 0 use for, you m. tats that will make you on the old one you are nion have you had &uch VfS. 1.25 a d ?1.00 hats at # choice of any of our ?4 00 1 ?>*> AA ^1 - l c>.? or i yo.vv Biiues ui .50 mid 'j I 25 oiiOta at ds leave the fVery u THE RECQRl By the following cut prices on all fering this week and until all S lowing KNOCKOUT 200 yards plain white lawn at... Nice checked nainsook I Fancy laffets worth 7* and 8J cei 1 Colored Organdies and Lawns wot 12ic imported Organdies 11 and 10 cents Laffots, Fancy S\ A few choice patterns imported Or 20 cents solid colored Organdies .. All Summer dress goods at a gren novelties in trimmings to mate] Prettiest line of white go consisting of India Linens Dii scoks and Linen Lawns p.ll the cents per yard. Big line of val Laces, Sv just received, making (he fifth or to see them. SHOES AND Going at our Summer cut prices see them. Our entire line of MEN AND BOYSSTR/^ All Summer Clothing This its no The best mil:incry season we ban we have given better goods and than elsewhere, 3*01111? Attention C HARRY i Xwo Stores JUST A MOME Aga'n wo wi-h 1o call your attention out thoso bargains that we began to offer 15 judged by its fruit, likewise we should prices and inducements offered. Now w< offorit-.g real giant bargains IN EVERY DEF Just think of a man's satin calf shoe Ladies Oxfords worth Go cents only.. it ii it 85 ii i. II <1 < 00 " " . II it it jJ;J 93 II II 11 n 11 jjsi.so'" " . 11 ii n A2.00 " " Ladies Dongola Button Shoos worth $1.1 H (t a a a 4:1 <3 H' White Lawn (I.y cents kind for ii ii ^ ^ it it . i " " 10 " " " ii II " " " 0rgandie3 in all qualities, right price. 1000. I if Millinery we arc doing the bus! your visit early. MORE BASE BALL Wo Lave just received acotLer la 1 and invite all p'ayets to call and i We sell to ail teams ia the count;* ALLAN NICHOLS! -^DR. I. M. ifc DENT Crown and Bridge < Work a Specialty. a D BROKEN 1 Summer fabrics. SVc art ofuininer stuff is gone, the folPRICES. 2ic. 2ic. 111h now 5c. th 10 cents now Sic. 1 r\ 1UC. viss 12 ic. gaudies worth 20c now 14c. 16 sc. t reduction in prices. Latest i. ods ever brought to Union, nities. Long Cloths, Nainway from 5 cents up to 65 ,iss Insertions and Edgings aer this season. Don't fail SLIPPERS which will astonish you to iW HATS AT COST. ; at Actual Cost. ! / \ 1 r c CJ ? f V m'"V- % W ^ C ^ 2 cvol* hail. Wh)? Because better work lor less money * tini finteod All. LBELK \ I IL <>110. ^ NT PLEASE. to the fact that we are still rolling some days ago. You know a tree judge the place to trade by the 3 are offering no baits, but we are >ARTMENT. in lace or congress for.... $ 98c. 4k. 55c. , 88c. 90c. 1 80c. 1 80 >0 only 78c. !5 " 1 00 r>c. 0c. 8c. 30c. Matches to burn at 5 cents per iness?fresh arrivals weekly. Make RE'S. . GOODS. -ge lot cf Bull?, Ba's, Mitts, etc., boo them. 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