The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, June 23, 1899, Image 7
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money can buy.
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Is h place of much i
will see that we ha
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4otf. fjot ox:J tn :
Should not be overlc
1 stroncr line of stapl
.canned goods.
(A pretty line of cro
nil housekeepers?1
V) fcOilO ' jflo'll 'J!'.
All the goods in thii
)[Nv firesh ^nd good. N<
\ ^rlOes too low to qo
^Apitaed locals, S
A,ills ' - Mi
?L,.McLaughlin is improving ;E
the upi><?vJn0o. i ^ llls re3\dence by the : f0
applicattoKf ^ipt; ' !c<
Ther? ^me for nit things. The! V,
time to .takeLmje Early
Risers isf.wbmi are suffering from !
constipation,.h bih^,, tick-head-) G
ache, indi^festioi)'_oi 8ion)ach or jus
liver troubles./'F. v.r)11tp !
?MisvLiiWii-Btaist1, a fc<uming young
lady of liberty, fivisith, Uie t-amj]y C
of Mr. I^'N. Uo^get ou Sout^treet ti
ll'r kV t'jJ ' , \v_ . ' ' hi
Dr -BJlt,-X.-), ,8 j.#m op 9 ,Id ver tg^ii.
cine creg^p^.igood, Appstite, TSjC, j,l
and slaeogJKtmus ilhe Stomach a&K
builds up th&'Heallh. . r'' j\
juhUJiJuv-lLZ.
?CapteuA.' Pi1 'If/"1 Walker wolit t<?
Spaitanbifr^ Sothlay' to visit .l(ulg?. jj
Smith Tl?d^u b^'n quite sink ;i>
for some time. The judgeis improving, ^
however, and will be out?gain booh if ^
aio back set takes planed 1 - n"n vi<n'1
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Pure bfcf&l'ftf WHf of-'Life and 'Vt' '
tally and'^'hTtit^ Viibt'td the bVgal.b '*
of the boor?M A. J$inimons ,
Liver PMptcjs, "put?
blood, jj ,hOHon"mj ofify. <: l? rr- ?'
Taint yauprurfffgy -or snrrcy witti o<
Lucas' rt>artyu< prepared carriage glosn <
paint. $I>00 buysi the. paint. brush and
wand paper, i lYouliio tin: rest. ;>
ia^'i I'jKiin Tho Old iieliabie. v
W. M. Gallagher, cf Bryson, IV H',
asy?: "For forty year? I have tried ti
various o^uch prcdiciiios. Que Miu a
nU Coug^pp^iji best of them all." j"
It re!iove^ iuB -tiOt)> ai?d Cures all iur g
troubles. fiF, Q. Duke. j,
Jimn.ru; ?>< 'i tl
Boggy ha?no^s whips and So mm or H\
Jap robes a>.0,i . i:;Whe Old iteliable. i,
W. T. 6. C-, write.; f
Dr. M. A,. ;it iver Medicine n
cures Pains,iu li(*ek, a;ul that ''out o> ti
aorta" tiredTfoeiipg. <!' thiok it four v
limes as st*{mg:*8 Zerlin'a and Black 11
Draught. .doi. q-Mti : . : . ; ?'
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?Mr. Fwpa- Ti^tyer,. pf Gnrlhle, is
apending a^ip at jGiepp,Springsi; *
Jiiiitnw: ... - ' t
DeWittyLiltis Early Rlters act as t
a faultless^pHl ihould, cleansing the fc
V and revivi^ .^f sysfem instead of a
weakening [,if.,7 ..They, are mi'd aad <3
sure. smaU andipUastant to take, and t
entirely free,from uhjdotionablo drugs, d
They assist Kathar then compel. F. 'c
0. Duke, rtyd" o;'-: ,
?d Uiws$uUJ03 haaflavh*-1 |
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ION COTTON
riVIENT
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AND READY FOR
>uld not only be apf
uld be beneficial to
Dry Goods Departn
e of the most desirable
c. Our line of wash good
and Prints cannot be bea
For Shoes
Look them over to be coi
you want,
Clothing Departm
line of Strouse & Bros. Hi
>u may be sure you ha1
Millinery Departme
nterest to ladies. Look
ve all the latest styles
Grocery Departmei
>oked. In it you will fin<
e and fancy articles. ?
ckery is something thn
we have it.
s immense store will he
> old stock to Joad you u|
rote. They would seem 1:
Kodol Dyspepsia Cura complete ly igesta
fo id within the stomach aud
itestines nnd render* all classts <>(
od capable of being assimilated and ^
>uverted into strength giving and
83uo buildiog subetances. F. C.
>uke. tal
Itev. M. II. Lane, 1). D? of Atlanta,
a., will preach at the 1st liaptist church I'*
i next Sunday morning and night. I1'
> Lt
Thomas Thurnian, deputy sheriff 'l5;
? Tivy, Mo., says if everyone in the ?11
uiled .States should tiiacover the virto
of DeWitt's Witch Hizal Salve un
r piles, rectal troubles *nd shin dis vii
Wsrf; the demand could not b_* sup ?'?
\m F. C. Duke. }"<
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a l.-wf ap k irk wl
/liu/unr'i lot vii y. U'lM IV lipuv* l lUUC*
"yteivests just in at. The .Old Reliable.
'1 fttory began ou pecond page of |"f'
i8t> wtKs issue of The Times. Any Cir
na wfeo ev^pys to while bwiy n few
Slntftfis <>n k<rue love story will be wl
leased with >l?ry Hamilton's llo- ei
^avce. \ ^
i-Kkw& heavy uri>ie tVsv.-ji eottonales It
iii mbn and boys liaplyv.tr at 13 cents ih
yard, ' The CHd Reliable. vii
,p?t you want is not ti-oaporary I
eliel frdm piles but a fibre t> stay -f
iioed. Da Wilt's Witch Huzot Halve |
a*ds piles and thev stay cursd* h\ -W
5,< Duke. rai
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fentiy Asphyxiated.
Tuesday morning Mr. G. II dick Win St
leaning 6ut Mr. J. li. Porter's well and lo'
;ht a ne$i? win, Spencer Gist, down m
in wtll. G'St bad only been-in the woH ?
few initiates wIjvm he called not to l>e .
aided up. This was-dpno immediately, ('c
ut before lie reached the top he was fid
en to rei'l and lipl forward. This threw 2(
Un against one side of tiio well while
in bucket. uisLi hirced fnrn?i??fc tli?? r?th..r
ide. He\Vaathitslie1dby Mr. Porter, wlio v
ti l i old of* the rope, until some one
otild descend mid tic n rope around lien. Z?
le was gasping and fjjbtbing at the ,(
loutii when he was pulled out and W}V4\fn
n lonsoious and as lirnlxer as a rag. The
ell whs full of gas, and tho negro came '*1
ear losing his life. lie soon recovered th
towever wlien brought out into be
lxo fresh Itir. ^
4 ?
Matnartfr'a Iron Nerve
!Wn8 the result of his splendid
loallh. Indomitable will and trenendoua
f.ner^y are not found where jt
itomftch.jLiver, Kidneys and Bowels
ire ont o? order, If you want tW*e v<
|(ial ties and the success they bring, ^ (
i8e Dr. l4iug's New Life Pilts. They ^
levelop every power of brain and 8:i
nidy. Ooly 23>J at F. 0. Duke's drug ti^
lt0r?' 3? | oi>U4> ?iiU?"U'juii-t Jdvji'J ^
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BUSINESS.
jsuK Wo
>reciated by them
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you.
t '. J : U.
lent
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dress goods ever
s, such as Piques,
t??
ivinced that we
ent
gh Art Clothing.
ve the best that
nt
it over and you
it
1 a complete and
. choice stock of
t should interest
found to be new,
P with.
ike Fairy Tales.
Death of D:. M. A. Moore.
Patiently and with that christian vernation
so nccesmry to meet his God
th a smile, l>r. M. A. Moore was callhome
last "Wednesday morning
Dr. Moore was born in 1820 011:1 planlion
on which the city of PocU- Hdl
now situated, and graduated with
nor from Jefferson Medical college at
liladelphia in early manhood. Aftei
noticing his profession with uccess at
:dav Springs, he married and settled on
> Pacolet river plantation, and quietly
irstied the practice of medicine
epuig ins farming interests well in
nd. When the call was made for voliteers,
lie entered the confederate aerie
as surgeon and served through the
tire four 3 ears, alleviating the sufferfs
of his fellow co|?itriots. In 187h
bought. the pluce near the courthouse
tere spent the remainder of his days.
Dr. Moore lived a consecrated chrisn
life, attending strictly to iris own
sii:esf, and was cue of the few men
whom no cue ever whispered a suspi>n
of a dishonorable act.
lie'eaves a wife and five Children to
mm the Times extends sincere condolce.
What is Kndol Dyspepsia Card
is the newly discovered remedy
e most effective preparation ever de
sed for aiding the digestion and as
uilatioa < f food, and restoring the
ranged digeetivo org ma to a uatur
condition. It is a discovery sur
Abing anything yet known to tht
euioal profersioa. P. C. Duke.
The charter of tho new $350,000
ny.the Mfg. C o:, Bel ton, S. C , ah
ws them to operate a cotton mill, s
lur miil, ua oil mill and a steam gin
jpt. E. A. Smythe, of Pelzcr, prcsi
>nt of the Beltdn. has alreadv nlac
I
I large orders for machinery for this
),000 spindle enterprise.
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JliB I,ito Waa Saved.
Mr. J. E,, Lilly, r frorninent c'.t;
n ot Hannibal, Mo, lately had t
inderfnl deliverance from a fright
1 death, lo telling of it bo eayt
waa taken1 tvith Typhoid Fever
at ran into pneumonia. My lung
tcame hardened. I waa eo weak J
uldn't even ait up in hod. Nothing
dp id me. I ex pec'ed to aoon die <>
snaumption, wben -I hoard of Dr
iog'a New Diacovery. One bottl*
ivo great rotief. I continued to usi
, and now Airi well and strong, I can'
y too mnchr ln ita prhibe." Tni? noar
sllone medicine . is the suro?t, anc
iickeab'%ourp .in the world fur, al
hroat and Lung Trouble. Itegulai
^h/jO or,nta.aud 91.00. Trial hot
ea free dt <LluktoVI>rug<8*orei'
guftf?nt?d.
I FOR TI1E MOST POPULAR LADY.
: ; t i
< THE TIMES COUPON CONTEST.
1
A Modern High Grade Bicycle
Offered the Most Popular
-wv! Lady in Union.
. hi I .
- .The Union Tiuies is going to give
away a bicycle?a lady's first classmodem
.bipyide?lo the. most, popular lady in
UrnOn (town or county.) There is no
' t^e limit and the vfheel goes to the lady
whoreceives the largest number of votes
or coupons clipped from the Union
Tiiues.
\ J list olijl thfe coupon from The Times,
write your candidate's name on the blank
line ^nd send or bring them to The Times
office. There is but one other condition
nttacj-.ed and that is: To vote you must
be a subscriber to The Times.
NO 'COUPONS WILL BE SOLD
DURING THIS CONTEST
But all new subscribers will be presented
with ten coupons on payment of a
year's subscription and those in arrears
^n!H5^ivci^ou;K)na at same rate Who
pay up for back tluts and -continue:
al'ur renewing or subscribing tiny must
clip the coui>on from their papers.
The vote will be announced weekly
aud the wheel awarded on August 31,
1800, at lu a. m. by the clock in Times
otlice.
On August 1st the three ladies in the
load way sel< ct three disinterested gentletoen
to take charge of ballots, attend
First Coupon Issuc-?May 26.
Tub following is the vote at ilia time
of going to press toda\:
Miss Xannic Sexton ldl
" Lilly Whitlock, Union J*28
r " Minnie Suiter, Union 110
" Sullie Wilkins, Union 510
" Laura WUlard, Union 8d
" Lorena Hawkins, Union..* 70
1 . " Leotha Kingamoro, Union. 10
" Jessie llix, Union 45
" Edith Lyles, Carlisle 2<>
" Kathieen Moore, Union 11
' " Mary darner, Pinckuey II
1 " Alma Whitlock,Union (?
" Maggie Walker, Union (>
" Olive Humphries, Sedalia. . (J
4 11 Fannie Wilburn, Cedar Bill 5
i " Addio Pruitt, Union 4
J " Theodora Cudd, Union. -l
> " Alma Walker, West Springs >
" Sallio Bailey, Lockhart.... :>
! " Gilmoro Blankinship, Lower
U Fairforest .*5
I " Bessie Long, Union 2
1 I iZ li _ A
r-inima v-ross, i.nton It
" Helen Littlejohn, Jonosville J
" Ruth Hill, Carlisle 1
" Lilly Comwell, Santue 1
1 " Fannie Clark, Union 1
?" Carrlo Gibbs, Gibbs 1
" Nina Colton, Union....... . 1
4
Ao Right to Ugliness.
The woman who is lovely in face,
* form ami temper will always have
friend?, but one who would he attractive
mutt keep her health if she is
weak, sickly and'ail run down, she
, will be nervous and irritable. It she
has conslipation or kidney trouble,
her impure blood will cauro pimples,
j blotches, skin eruptions and a wrotch.
, ed complexion. Electric Bitters is
the best medicine in tho world to
I regulate stomach, liver and kidneys
and G jiurify the bluod. It gives
strong reives, bright eyes smooth,
1 velvety skin, rich complexion. It
' mako a gdod-looking charming woman
of a r ud-down invalid. Only 50
' cents at F. C. Duke s Drug Store.
The capital stack of the Grendcl
Cotton Mills, Grecnwocd, S. C., has
just bc?h increased from $200,000
Yo S:150 OOO h v wlti f*\\ fliAv n v r\ ?>/
H- -T ? - - J "J
to almost double tho mill's capacity.
* Tho present equipment is 10,752
spindles and 3-36. looms. Tho new
g looms will bo 288 of iho Northrop]
j Draper. D. A. 1\ Jordan, tho 1'rcs.
r & treas,, returned from the North
j last weekJwhcro ho was successful in
it -plaektg additional stock. The
eardthg st^I spinning wdi be run day
? and night'to furni h yarns for tho
t 621 looms*
-t ?
j O, D'. Barlow, Asst. Supt. at Mc
j Coll (S. 0.) Cntton Mills, writes m
f to discontinue his ad, for spinning
, sooond hands, as he has engaged (jr.
-W-. McCombs of Spartanburg, and
J. F. W^iotttgotusry} A>)a.
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WONDEF
| ^LOOK
j) For our new ad. n<
(;( duction in prices. I
H IB cents. lO cents t
y to 1 cent. Big arri\
; We also now hav<
CITY SODA
<^AT 7
WONDER
Closing (
Commencing today we b
out sale. Ml of our
Spring and Su
^Gc
^Vll my < " lotliiugf a
u Hats 4
<c " ituli:.'-; k
t\ n 1 xt a * T
uress uoouh, ixouuns, 1
everything in our line sit actual
We are much in need
Now is the time to pick up bar<,
co3i 12
PURCELL
Executor's Notice.
All persons having claims against
the estate of Conway 8. Young, de- 1
ceased, will present them properly at 4
tested. All parties owing the estate '
will make payment at ores to the
uuders'gned.
Macbeth Youno,
Executor.
June 10, 1891), 24?4t.
lixsc Hull Mutters. '
The Union baseball team is "doing
itself proud" on tho diamond tlT:rsenson
and bids fair to win the.championship
of the State.- They have
developed wonderfhl skill with the
bull and bat, and promise to give a
good account of themselves all through
the playiug season. They have been
in good luck so far and have forged to
tho front with a dash and determination
wllieh has carried everything before
lliem.
f The first of the series of games to
be plnyecl here this season came off
lust Friday afternoon between- Ui ion
unci Lockhart. The visiting team
camo with a good reputation, and
there was some misgivings at first ais
to the result of the contest, but it
didn't take long to decide tbo ques- 1
tlon, for it was evident after tbo first
inning that Union would win hands 1
down. Lockhartdid some.very good
playing but went down with
ascorc of 28 to 0 in favor of Union.
Saturday the champions of last
season, Greer's combination, after a
hard fought game, had their banner
i lowered to the tune of 80 to !1.
Wednesday our champions went to
Columbia and played the hitherto invincible
Mechanic's 51 to 0 when the
gume was stopped by rain. Thursday
afternoon they played tho Mechanics
again, and If the telegram reaches
us before going to post office you will
find the result on first page us a supplement.
Wo will have three lively games
here next week and a big crowd is expected.
i'iedmont's champions will
bo here and cross bats with our boys
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurdny.
These games will be tho bcsf Wo will
have hero this scashn as Iho Piedmont
1 knights of tho lmt nro said to be the
1 host in tho State. Our friends and
lovers of base ball along the line
of rajlro&d should apply for reduced
1 rates for this occasion, as nrranges
merits will be made With tho railroad
for one faro for round frlp. Tho association
has made ample provision
to take care of all who come.
During Summer wo are liable ?o
1 8 to ma oh and Bowcll troubles, such as
' Diarrhoea, Colic, Cramps, etc, for
[ which il)c. M. A. Simmons Liver
imm -rmrri-i-i
i STORE.
I3I332E3 /^SCS"^, ~'*A
out | w
?xt week. Ria rp. f1 ' '
a T Likj >
23 cents articles to (J 'i/'i'S ^H|
08 cents. Scents n> 1 Hii
n ?T. v.;:> lfuirtr. wQS
ralsofnew goods. f\: . h
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FOUNTAIN 1
?E
i STORE. |
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tool
'
egin our mid-summer closing . rUiLr A
yu
orfi
mmer?
>ods Must go.^Ki j
t rsew York cost ^
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. rf;>b.
i< << <; V i? tit Ml
::i!t
dices, Ilnmburgs and in fact ' ,.!m
Co<if
^ ;<sr{a
if money and must have it. ' ;,';;V/7
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CASH CO. ff '
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Notice. fj'rmb
r r.itift <
AM persons nre hereby notified not
10 gather fruit or berries, hunt, ride, -f>!>rrd *^|
lrive, graze stock or in any manner M'r.qvb
trespass on my land below town. i/l"
23 4t " P. R. Laxkkord. a.v?m?:if
. -.US fl'ff
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FINAL DISCHARGE.
:; ! I t frf
Notice is hereby given that W. Samuel :V,"'
I.ipsco'i b Administrator of lite Estate ,?t? iitno "
>t Oeorge Mc.\bee deceased, lias applied tr utrrt
o Jason M. Otter Judge of Prolate, in - . r-.-od?
ind for 11 ?f Com ty of Uni'n. for a final MdvHq
iiscbarg" us Mtch Administrator. ii-jVP*
It is ordered, tiiat tite lOtb, day of "Pi" ? t
fitly A. 1). JSSO, i>e fxed for hearing of . ' "{a
Petition, and a tinal settlement of
K-state, VII wiirfv.n
Jason M. Greet:,
Probate Judge Union County 3. C. "
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1/8 a 1 mmiv ili<o?*#? data
called hopolntia. IntU .tli'lllt
ayt r?tl?-K<t ?-.<ro-?hir'lo?>f ?ii tvinptoms ramov- ..
I. TVaOmonial* tvrxl TEH DATS treatment frw*. t:.? "If tH
JR. H. B. GkEi-I'S SONS, Bos K. AUsnU.Q*. . ;,l Ii'lO
___ o m -iflBtl
.I'ftO'I"
;{. : I,.lent
Delinquent Tax Sale. t u/ 'tv."
' ii.'f'jiMlKI VJf
By virtue of a tax execution to me j'
iirectod, I will sell before the Court-, ri^u
House door, in the town of Union, S. .(t urn
0., on Monday the third day of July ; -i
next during the legal hours of Sheriff's > v : r^orit
sale the following described property ii'iH-rnpD
to wit: '
One tract, of land belonging to W,"
H. Wallace, in Union Township, contuining
IS acres. .. . . j, !r Ir/
The above described property will: -. ? v? t'lts
be sold for taxes at. the suit of <rr fidt a
State against the above named l)e- * :i 1
fendunt. i-.Miol ntm ^
J. G. LOXG. avlf n.J fi
June lOlh, 1809. S. U.C. Hi J
Q I Of. ' "* 5
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AN ORDINANCE IN RELATION,1 ' 22J 1
x rmtfliMog
TO BICYCLE RIDING. ? I
Iwnq H
}?rfv/ \i I'wiT fl
it outlined by the Mayor an Alder- nollo" Jir.it H
men in Council aa^embled : : Ju/iv/ u-ty
i nM . ? . ?. L .1 . .liiimvlwasxD
bee. 1. 1 but all j>ersons arc prohibited;. .?(0
front riiling a bicycle or bicyeUs on the nislticiuqoH RES
pavements or ahlo walks of any street Its1'"'1 lid HH
.. . - . _ c. . nn? >/Jolo*
the town of Union on Sundays. ;? !>vi!-.b -.A JH
See. Tlwit any jietfoii or persons htu. k-uhIcci^H
violating this ordinance shall, uj>Ou COO- '1'
viction, pay a fine of live ($5.00) dollars .','iivhq
or tie in imprisoned or serve ut Ubor oorftoo ilotn^H
upon the streets for ten days at the dfa-' u
caution of the Mayor. ovV'.l
Done and rjtfilVed under 1lte seal v ;<!it lacflH
o&tlio. council and hand of the Mayor"
this June6th 1899. Q I 8
W. l>. ARTiivn, , J. II. ni&>u<n,
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