The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, July 14, 1899, Image 7
INVEST! GAT
Will convince you
the extremely 1
err ni id
W a_ ? Wl ^
I All kind;
Comforta
Women's
Girls' Sh
Baby Sh<
Thick Sh
Light Sh>
AND ALL OF
We carry the most c<
The Dry Goods,
Departments a
Our $1 Shoes
UNION
Depart
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Personal Mention and Locals.
Miss Belle Wbitlock, of Joucsville, is
visiting in our city.
Mua Ethel Jeter, of Santuc, is visit-1
in< Dr. Hamilton's fatnify.
Mrs. W. J. Hail left Wednesday, for
a short visit among friends at Jonesville.
Matthews, Atlanta's great catcher, i?
now with the Union team. lie is tie
stuff.
Mr. aud Mrs. W. D. Arthur have
returned from a short trip to the upcountry.
ltev. James T. Fowler will preach at
Duck Pond next Sunday July 10th, at
11 o'clock.
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Miss Lizzie Lee Ilydiiek, of Spartan"fourg,
is visiting at the home of Mr. L.
P. Murphy.
Dr. Manning T. Smith has baen appointed
surgeon at this point for the
Southern railroad.
Misr' Amy Nicho'son, of Union, is in
the city visiting Miss jo3je Mjnter.?
Laurens Advertiser.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Going, of Greenare
on a visit to Mr. G. W. Going's
family on Church street.
Col. Darcy P. Duncan stopped a
few hours in Union 011 his return
home from the mountains.
Mr. Oliphant, the popu ai manager'of
*the Union shoo Company, returned from
a few days' visit to Spartanburg.
Mi's. Claud Boyd, of Union County,
is visiting Mrs. P. A. G -rduer, on
Charles street ?Spartanburg Herald.
Mr. A. W. Green paid a pop-call to
Lattimer, N. C., and cl<?sed a contract
for an $8,000cotton seed Oil Mill.
Miss Lfltlft DcPass, of Chester, and
Mr. Willie Del'ass, of Camden, are visiting
their brother, Mr. V ictor DePass.
Mr. Wallace McNeace, formerly oi
TJnion, but now with Carroll & Carj?eu4
ter, of Gaffooy, Is iu Union for a little
rest.
Miss Kate Murphy, the Milliner a'
the Department Store, has gone to h?i
home in New York to spend a short va
cation.
1 Mr. It. T. Wray, formerly of Union
ft spelling awhile with his brother, th(
tip-town grocery merchant, Mr. J. Q
Wray.
Mr. W. IT. Poole, of Union, arrive<
in the city a few days ago to visit lii;
father, Mr, (J. B. Poole.?Laurens Ad
Vertiaer.
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"ION AND Rl
of the elegance of
ow prices at which
I IIVIC"
i k>i mu w r
5 of Shoes. Sensibli
ible Shoes. Handso
; Shoes. | Men's S
oes. | Boys' S
ses. i Thin Si
oes. Broad 5
oes. ; Heavy i
THESE ARE C
omplete line of shoes
can please anybody.
Grocery, Clothing
re all complete in e
, are attracting muc
-L AND SEE I
COTTON
tment
Mr. Janica Burton, of Newberry, tho
, popular agent of the Southern, passed
i through Uniofi on his way to the agent's ^
i meeting at Asheville.
! Mr. IT. (J. Buikctt, supevin ten dent at
o' the Union Oil Mill has returned from 01
I a p'easant trip through portions of X. "
i C. and Georgia. n
Mr. C. T. Lawson, formerly of ''
! Union, who has been in Florida tho "
last four yours, hus returned' to his sj
old home noar tho Meadow Woods. ci
Peterson, the photographer, will
take pictures in the gallory over Fostor's
store Friday and Saturday of 01
next week. Every one should take C
advantage of his choap rates.
IIow did you puncture your tire ? n<
Ran against the forks of the road. at
ba^k there. "'
n__-i bi
vjruou morning, ^
Good morning. d
We are clad to sec our old fri< nd Mr. ('
It. E. Blukelv in town. lie is holdiup il.
a stiff upper lip?but then lie is selling Vl
that renowned Elastic starch and that s)
may explain?lie is pulling the ribbons St
over a spanking team, while he distrib- 01
utcs sample packages. N
Ask to see our No. 17, ladies fine
fast black hose. You will think it
well worth a quarter hut the special
July price is 10 cents. [
The Old Reliable.
What you want is not temporary !)
relief from piles but a cure to stay 11
cured. DeWitt's \Vitch Hazel Salve
cures piles aud they s'ay cured. F.
C, Duke v
.1 Calaboose to lie liuilt.
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If. is with pleasure we chronicle the 11
t'act that the city council has decided to '
build a calaboose and city hall in Union. r
The building is to be erected on the
vacant lot east of the court house. This
is something that has been needed in
Union a long time. We linve had no
. wheie except the county jail to confine
, peis-ms for petit offences against city '
ordi lancet, and it is frequently the ca^e
that they hive to he cooped up among ?
(oui tv convic's and criminals, this is to *
say . 1 ie Unat, shocking to tl?csensibilities fJ
of t lose whose only crime was possiblj 1
lx)lsnou?neM after imbibing too much h
fire water. Then the question might a
arise whether the city had the,right to r
' use the county prison for the confine- e
' ment of the violators of its ordinances, t
But we are glad to say that it will not f
much longer lie thus. Specifications j,
have }>een asked for and the work will t
* lie commenced at an early date. We
s have a hustling council at last, and it
- mernsthey have set therr heads to pull
Union right up into the fj^nt ranks. c
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EFLECTION
our stock and of ,
we are selling.
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shoes.
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iOOI) SHOES. 1
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in the country and [
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j and Millinery '
very respect.
;h attention. \
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MILLS |
Store.:
An Unfortunate Occurrence.
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vmi jLiicsaay evening ;urs. \\ m. .\. '
icholson, in company with her sister,
Irs. .Fumes Allun. of Charleston, :
rter having taken tea with the family ;
f Mr. EmslieNicholscn, wore return.g
homo in <heir carriage. Arriving
I tho Jh.pl 1st chui-cli, tlie driver
otleed that, the Main street was 1
locked and also Church st reet, wit li :
shifting freight train, and his horse, '
eingofa somewhat fractious dispo-/tion,
he decided to go around to the (j
t'ossiog above the dinner house, be- >
eving the engine to be on the other!
nd of the train. After passingM
pound the oil mill, and just before'1
rossing the street leading from the '
ulp house, the engine which was
-ally headed up the road and near
le water tank began making a great
oise with its puffing and escaping
earn. This frightened the horse,
hich began rearing and hackinrr. and
ecoming unmanageable it finally '
aeked tho carriage into a ditch whore
ie streot is being Macadamized,
mining the carriage to creen in such
manner ns to throw both ladies '
iolently from tho vehicle to the ;
ones. Mrs. Nicholson received a <
iverc injury, receiving a fracture of |
ne of the limbs below the knee, while i
Irs. Allan received several painful, ,
tough not serious bruises.
While we think all this trouble
f the engines snorting and '
lilting, and allowing steam to escape
oni the cylinder cocks, while shift.tg
on Main street and the constant
locking of our principal street erosstgs
could best he remedied l?y the
tmiovul of the freiglit depot out of
te centre of the town ; still, if this
annot he accomplished, we think it
I'ould be wise for tho council to proibit
t he making of unnecessary noise
y these freight trains, which are
sually here ono or another from
lorning till night. Tho wonder is
hat it is not the cause of more horses
mining away and accidents resulting
ban has been the case.
Progress! vc It it sir, ess Firm.
Rlf Dllliotonltnl --J L il- - ?
nuu^uauumi menu UUU JTUUiJg
rm of the Purcell Gash Company are
orging themselves into the front rank
f the dry goods trndo of this .city,
hieh succeeding week, shows an imirovernont
on the proceeding week.
Jut it could not ho otherwise, pluck,
mstlo and ontorprise is bound to fell,
,nd this young firm has each of Ihe
equlsites in abundance. They are
ver on the alert, watch tho big oenres
carefully and are constantly ofering
the biggest kind of bargains.
i\>r the next ten days they will show
he greatest kind of values.
M et mo at the fountain when tie
alll stops.
CONCO R D
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UNION
July 10 == il -- 12.
MONDAY.
UNION.
ai> r lb {< > n p
vioflett. 215. 2 0 2 1
J.irilett 8. 8. 2 2 > 0 <1
lurneft 1 11. u, .; > u 1
ifewiuan L. r. 4 2 o 11 11
il at hews C. > 1 2 11
iimw .*{ ii. ?; 2 1 2 1 2
iicM.ikiu r. ?; 2 2 1 1)
i> p < > ? . > .
Linvuocii'l i\. 1 \9 > > VI I
lull C. I\ . 0 1 2 1 0 1
50 IS 20 27 20 0
CONCOHD
ab r lb ]?o a e
>GrandC. .'1 I 0 5 l o
damnum 1'. & It. F. -5 0 2 C 1 0
'a I'd (J. F. 1 1 0 2 0 0
tend 1 11. 1 2 2 S 0 0
laid well S. s. 4 2 1 2 5 2
loimellv L. F. 5 01 110
"Isher 0 15 5 1 :i 1 -1 2
deist n he iaier 2 B. 0 1 0 0 1 1
)2dh;tru It. F. & F. 4 0 1 12 0
07 S 10 20 15 o
1 2 0 4 5 0 7 S !(
Juion 2 t> 4 0 0 0 1 1 2?IS
.'oncoul 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0? .S
Famed runs?Union s. Concord 1.
! base hits?Bat tlett 1, Matthews 2,
'bawl, Caldwell 1, Fisher 1. 0 base
iits? Matthews 1.Shaw2. Home.runs?
lariat" 0, Townsend 2. F.issed balls?
.eGtandc 0 Basts on balls?by Mcdak'.n
0, l?y Oldham 1. Struck out?
?y McMakiu 0, by Oldham I. Double
days?Moffett to Bartle.tt to Burnett,
.IcMakin to bartlett to Burnett. Time
if game?1 hour 4o minutes. Umpire ?
TUESDAY.
UNION.
ab r lb po a e
Joffctt 2 11. 4 2 14 8 0
lartlett S. S. 5 8 2 2 1 0
lurnett 1 11. (i 2 2 In 0 <j
s'ewnian L. F. 0 1 2 0 0 1
Mathews C. 5 0 2 5 1 0
ihaw 2 11. ."> 0 2 1 2 1
deMakin C. F. 12 0 1 0
fownseiid II. F. 5 2 0 2 0 0
lull P. 2 2 11 4 U
4 4 15 15 2-5 18 2
CON CO HO.
al> r bli po a <
'.etirando C. 4 1 2 5 2 <
tlangum 2 15. 4 0 10 1 0
'aid C. F. 0 0 111
feed 1 !?. 4 1 0 12 2 'i
Jaitlwf'1. S. S. 2 4 2 "? 2
Dounelv I.. F. 4 U 2 l o n
Fisher F. 4 0 tt 0 4 I
Meisenheimer 2 15. 4 0 1 2 4 1
DUlhani If. F. 4 0 U 2 0 2
2S 4 12 27 1!> 8
1 2 2 4 5 i? 7 8 0
Union 2 1 0 u 1 C 2 2?1."
Concord 2 U 0 0 1 0 0 U 0? I
Earned runs?Union 1, Concord 1.
1 base hits?Harnett 1, Newman 2,
Donnelly 1. 2 base hits?Matthews 1,
Donnelly 1. Passed halls?Matthews
1. Wild Pitches?Ilall 1. Fisher I.
liases on balls?Hall 2, Fisher'4 Hit
by pitcher?bv Ilall 1. bv Fisher 2
Struck out?Hull Fisher J.- R.nih't
plays?Caldwell to Reed, Caldwell t<
LeCIrande to MeisMiheimer. Time ol
tame?2 hours C minutes. UnpireiiOSS.
Our manager ;ould not stand the pres
aire. At the last inouient he yielded t<
.he entreaties of the tioys. and went
jver to Ureenvillo to help whoop eui uj
for the Union Cracker-Jacks. Sucees:
to tinm:
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A Thousand Tongues
Could not express the rapture o
Annie E. Springer, of 1125 Howarr
it., Phi'adelp'-ia, Pa , wheu she founc
that Dr. King's New Discovery io
Consumption had completely curet
tier of a hacking ough that for man]
years h^d made life a burden. A1
Aher remedies and doctors could giv<
her no help, but she says of this Roya
Cure?"it soon removed the pain ii
my chostaud I can now sleep soundly
something I cau scarcely remombe:
doing before. I feel like sounding it
praises throughout the Universe." S<
will everyone who tries Dr. King j
New Pieovery for any trouble of th<
Throat, ('host or Luug<?. Price 50c
and 81. Trial bottles tree at F. C
Dukes Drug Store; every botth
guaranteed.
The corn stalk trust will buil*
factories in the groat corn belt, am
it is the expectation that the stall
will sell for or $0 a tpji.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Remaining in the Post Office a
Union, S. (J., for the week endinj
July 14th, 1899.
Mr. Geo. Burgess.
Mr. J. M. Castrell.
Mr. G. H. Gault.
Mr. R. J. Gilliam.
Mr.,Author W. Grant.
Miss Ida Grasly.
Miss Thomas Hughes.
Miss Silas Harron.
Mr. E. Bryan Jones.
Mr. Landrum Padgett.
Mr. J. L. Sinclair.
Persons calling for the above lei
tera will please say if advertised, an
will bo rtqaircd to pay oue cent fo
their delivery.
J. C. Ilu.vxi.ft, P. M.
BIG TUMBL
All Summer Goods
less of Former
Nothing but seasonable, up-!
Come and get the benefit of tli
not a sale of shopworn out-of-da
tion of fresh, now and elegant s
most popular this season. Th
sale of every article of Spring a
...;n i*- ? ->
nut not uarry over mi item lua
weather in its make-up.
GENUINE BARGAINS I
This is the bargain hunters' c
and seasonable dry goods at t
others' prices arc, you will alwa
The Pureed G
FORTHEMOSTWIiLffiUK.
THE TIMES COUPON CONTEST.
A Modern High-Grade Bicycle
Offered the Most Popular
Lady in Union.
The Union Times is going to u vo
away bicycle?a lady's tirst class in.<d?-ni
bicycle?to the most popular lady in
Union (town or county. There is nc
ago limit and the wheel goes to lho, !*<!>
who receives the largest number of vote*
or coupons clipped from the t'r.ion
Times.
Just clip the coupon from The T.mes,
write your can<lrdH?*-"s name o!? thebt.m'.;
iir.e and send or bring tliein to'i : Time>
1 otlice. There is bill oi:?* other conditio!
I ill* lei ft.1 -111. I ?> !? 'I'.A . %f.J V. . 1.I..C-I
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be a subscriber to The limes.
! NO COUPONS WILL BE SOLD
DURING THIS CONTEST
lint all new 8ubpcribers will bo pre
seated with ten coupons on payment ot';
" vein's subscription and those in arrear:
will be given coupons at. same rate win
pay up for back dues and continue
, after renewing or subscribing tiny nuts
, clip the coupon from their papers.
The vote v ill be announced woekh
and the wheel awarded on August ill
1>1>P, at lu a. in. by tlie clock in Time!
> olllee.
1 t >n August ltd the three Unties in tin
lend tnnv sebet three disinterested oren
' tlenien to take ehirge of lsillots, attom
to e Minting vote and awaidiiiK the \vhi*el
MflMIHBHBIflHttHKllMSHBflSKL
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3 First Coupon Issue--M?y 20.
I The follow ing is the vole at the tin;
ol going to pros.! todaj:
8 Miss Nannie Sexton Iti
" Lilly Whit lock, Union 515
" Minnie Sober, Union :25i
i " Saliie Wilkins, L'nion 19
1 " Laui'a Willaril L'nion . IS
i. " Jessie Hix, L'nion 11
" Leothn Kingsniore, Union. 11
" Lorena Hawkins, Union ... li
" Kdilh Lyles, Carlisle 1
" Mary Garner, Pinekney 7
" Helen Littlejohn, Jonesvillo 0
t " Kathleen Moore, Union... 1
g " Olive Humphries, Serial iu. . 1
" Alma Whitlock,Union
" Maggie Walker, Union
M Addle Pmitt, Union.,..-...
*' Theodora Cudd, Union....
" Alma Walker, West Springs
" Sallie Bailey, Lockhart
Fair forest
" Bessie Long, Union
" Rthlind Goss, Union
" Ruth Hill, Carlisle
" Lilly Cornwell, Santue
" Fannie Clark, Union
" Carrie Gibbs, Gibbs
U " Nina Colton, Union
Correction?rThe votes Inst wee
r should have shown Mian Lorcna llnv
kins 124 and Miss Leoiha ICingsniQj
142.
I IN PRICES
Sacrificed Regard
Price or Cost.
Lo cate good* that you waut now.
ie lowest prices in town. This is
ite styles, but of a peerless collectoek,
the very kind that has been
is is our mid-summer clearance
nd Summer Goods. Wo positively
t lias the least suggestion of warm
\ r\TliV IlKIMNTMKNT
i? juijuui I'I.I ;J IV i HHJH 1
opportunity to buy strictly reliable
acriiice prices. No matter wbat
ys find the lowest at
ash Companys
Presbyterian College. Clinton,
S. C
Special oiler cf reduced rates for next
j session. A College education p'uce<l
] within tl 10 reach of every-one. MAI
TIMCl'I.ATION, TUITION, HOOM
KENT ami llOAltl.) for next Collegiate
! > ear for S 1(H).00. Full Faculty of expeii'-neerl
t.-aeliers: moral intluences:
i ht-alilit ui 1?s ai ion : line courses of study :
lowest possslilo cost. OlTer good only
in.id Kianliug department is full. Send
. ? .it Mottle to
w\ t. mattuews,
i I or
,' A. II. spknokh.
Executor's Notice.
Ar.y person or persons hoMix;;.*
; claim n^iiinst lit estate of It.
j ( r'oien n. decease i. are herebv noti.
i bed t present "aid eiuitns to rr.t
properly at tested r." once and those
j ow'.njj t!? - cst o must mabo settle*
j mom. Kit!', me ;r tree My postoflice
I | :t i'lress is Seda'.la. I'nion Co , S. C.
V: . on t \ Col.KM AN,
Scdalia. S. C.. Executrix.
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* ' CX T*i (> 4 > ^ / COKED with r?gi'tabi?
. i P SIM'S W Keinrtliw. Have cur?*<t
3 I many thousand ca*?*?
t i calt?-d hopele-jj. In tea
I i days at'.east two-thirrls ot all *ym)>ton>a remov*
i ?l Testimonial* and TEK DAT& treatnifnt fr?*?.
1 DR. a. a. GREEK'S SOBS. Hoc K. Atlanta. Ga.
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finance iueenng.
^ Notice is hereby jrlven that the Union
~ County Fanners' Alliance will meet at
^ the Court House on Friday, July 14,
lsoo, at 11 a. in. A full attendance is
* earnestly mjui \ as a lot of very imp31
taut busines\ 'i lie discussed.
\ m. c.in:EH,
July 4, 1600. S?ec. and Treasurer.
TUB rNIVEUSITV OF NURTirattOUXA
Widest patronage and fullest equipment
in its history. Faculty .'IS; students,
It Academic Courses; it Professional
Schools, in Law, in Medicine
and in Pharmacy. New buildings, Water
Works, Splendid Libraries, Laboratories,
etc.
Advanced classes to wonen. Tuition
$00 a year; board, $8 a month. Ample
opportunity for self-help. Scholarship*
and Loans for the needy. Free Tuition
1 for teachers.
Summer school for teachers. 24 instructors,
lid students. Total enrollment
(>41.
For Illustrated Handbook and Catalogue,
address,
President ALDERMAN,
Chapel Ilill, N. C.
Hands Wanted.
Hi grown men wanted at Excelsior
Knitting Mills, Union, S. G., at once,
e Can earn good wages. Apply to
J. 11. (1 m Li, Treas. and Mgr.
0 20--41.
Send Va a Full Delegation.
.> The brethren ot' the Baptist Sun2
j (lay Schools of Union county will
! 1 remember that our next convention
>2 meets with the second Baptist church
? of Union.
In behalf of the brethren of the
I above church the writer begs that
C, the schools send us n full delegation.
C> Elect as delegates those who will
1 attend and catch the spirit of the
^ convention, and having done this
'.I will return to their schools with increased
ability for the work.
2 The program with be interesting
2 and instructive to all. Let every
1 speaker study the query assigned to
1 him. Brethren lot us go before the
j convention will prepared speeches.
Again, let me say that the brethren
are anxious that each school send *
'v its full quota of delegates.
" J. C. Lawso.V,
Union, S. C.
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