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Letter, Note Bill Hads Or any other kind of Job Work Neatly and promptly ex~ cuted at the Times Job Office. Beef, Mutton, Pork IN SEASON AT 11. G. BAILEY'S BEEF MARKET. T also handle Fre.-h Vegetable find i full line of Heavy and Fancy Groceries. First Class Restaurant M'lOi polite servants. When in reeu al any lung cnlt on H. G. Bailey. HERE YOU ARE. J. T. SEX TOIV ?is headquarters F.ju?| Heavy and Fancy Groceries Fruits and Vegetables. Fresh Bread Always on Hand. BACON, FLOUR, hams, CANNED GOODS and FRESH GARDEN VEGETABLES AT LOUIS D. SMITH, The Housekeepers Friend. For Rent. Several Town Residences and one Cottage. J. C. WALLACE. 36-1 ui. Notice to Creditors. All psriies liavincr elnims njwinst J. GiafcFarr, Sr., rlecon^pd, will pro nt them properly at toeded to the nedersigru'd, and nil parties owing the estate will make pjY'iwn: al once. .Jons t?. Fa Kit, Sent. 15, 1801). Kxecutor. 87-It S. MEANS BEATY, ATTORNEY AT law. Rooms No. 1 i and 15 Foster iluii 1 Ing. 1-1 ly. j i ' DR. J. GARNER, FliTftlCIAX A A J) SUKGEOX. WH1 practice medicine in all of "l> | 1 liranrhes. Oftlct* in tro? t ot c-Miri hon ' residence on ttouth street. l'hone>o. I ** 4-ly. j( J. FRED HcLURS. I< attorney at law. Will practice in all courfs. Ofl'eo f ^ f.ilr. ?.?! Tiwll/lllit| t u( r^l.1 J , 4 wiiri i)imu iiuu i 1-1 ly. I AGENTS WANTED?For "The Life j , and Achievements of Admiral I Dewey," the world's greatest naval I hero. By Jluriit JInlstend, tho | 1 lifelong friend and o^Imirorof the i nation's idol. Biggest und best book ; over ,000 pages, 8x10 inciie?; j nearly 100 p?gr> halftone illustra- ; fclons. Only $l.f>0. Enormous <ic?- j xnand. Big commissions, (mt.it 1 free. Chnrsco of a lifetime. Write | art ok. The Dominion Company, ' Ard floot Ca*toii Blrig., Chicago. j | I - lU'cnumic Chnrtty. I had just seated myself at the table in thy tearoom of a down town dry goods store tl?o other day when a well dressed man carno in with throe little children, two girls and a boy. Noticing carelessly that the children wero not dressed quite bo well as the. man who had charge of them, I wondered r. little. I observed they took places near the table where I was seated. "Now bo suro you all behave properly and eut enough," the man said, "and don't talk." i Then he ordered all sorts of things for them, and very hungry they seem! ed, too, eating a most elaborate lunchcon. while the man tasted nothing. Along about ice cream titne I heard I him say, "Sit quiet a minute, and I will come back. " Then he slipped out in tbo I crowd near the railing and went down ; the elevator. In a short time the head waiter came up to the table and asked anxiously of the happy trio: "When is your papa coming back?" i "uu, iiw isu t our . tuurutwu ' the joyous tliree. "Wo don't know who i he is. Ho just asked us when we were | looking in tho windows if we wanted a ; good dinner, and wo said yes, and he | said, 'Coiuo along, then,' and brought I us up here." Then tho children went | down tho elevator and the house charged something to tho off side of tho aci counts.? Chicago Times-Herald. Ilor Grcnt Xeod. "Tell him to wait" Mrs. Golddecker waved aside the maid, and. rising anxiously, looked out on upper Fifth avenue from tho window of her just ^completed nineteenth century palace. Sho was wondering whether his man, for whom she had sent, possessed at last the one secret that could make her happy. Sho paused for a moment, nerving herself inwardly to encounter disappointment in case it should come, and then, in full control I of herself, sho prepared to descend. I Leaving her boudoir, with its $100,000 bedstead, sho passed tho diamond ami , sapphire inlaid bathroom, with its.gold ! faucets glittering in tho electric light, i.ml. stepping into the cut glass elevator. was whirled rapidly downward to tho fir:-1 floor. Stepping lightly over tho Cl.000,000 rug in tho reception hall and brushing abstractedly against tin ( '2,000,000 tapestries in tho drawing room, she passed through a long passage into the waiting room in the rear of the house, where a tall, dignified foreigner stood up and bowed respectfully as sha entered. "Can you make good bread?" eha usked.?Criterion. l)lK I p the A Mississippi editor makes this appeal to delinquent subscribers: "Fish ilo>vn into your pocket and dig .up dust. The editor is hungry and the paper 'bout to bust. We've trusted 3*011 for several months and done it with a smile, sq just return the compliment and trust us for awhile. Our wife she needs some stockings, and baby needs a dress, Jimmy needf some breeclies; and so do Kate* and Bess. Pud is 011 the hog train and Peggy sick with grief, and, good gcsh almighty, carf't yon give a man'relief 1 Shell out those nickels and turn loose tho dimes, turn 'em looeo and whistle, and we'll have better times. There will bo fewer patches on tho bosoui of our pants, and we'll make tho paper better if we have half a chance. Don't give us that old story, long gone to seed, 'bout taking more family papers than the family want to read, but help to teed the printer, and he'll help our town to grow, and thus escape the sulphur in the* regions down below." TUc Irish I.nnKnnKr. It sounds profane to ask whether our ancient tongue is worth preserving. Yes, it is, even as n spoken language, and so well worth preserving that if the cjTert ho not made, and, with God's blessing, made successfully, we should be held accountable for casting from us What is. in the natural order, apart from tho national spirit, the noblest inheritance of our race. It is the misfortune of many good Irishmen to know nothing of tho Irish language, however anxious about Hi and, through an untoward history, it is the way with many others to care luip little for its fate, beeatiso tho invader ha-i branded it as an inferior tongue. Dut it never happened .that any one competent, to form an opinion ' who knew' Irish did not esteem it as a ijnble vehicle of human thought and j feeling.?Gael. ' A Mt(I? Misty. < "Tho boy is taking quite an interest 1 jn liiu-ic," remarked tlio young man's j 1 mother "lie has joined a musical so- I ciety in iiis college." "Wh it dots ho do?" "I can't quite mako out exactly. By | duu ;j reports 1 snouiu JUtiga tl:nt lie 19 , during second tenor and by others that ! he is playing third base."?Washing- i" tcu Star. _ Another Sort. "Were there no extenuating circnm- 1 stances conneeted with the caseY" "Iso; nothing but attenuated circum- ? itancos." "What do you mean by that?" "Tho defendant 's circumstances were >o reduced that ho could not afford to jugage n competent attorney."?Pittaburg Chronicle-Telegraph. < 1 A Neiichltorhooft TrnKcdj'. "We bought a lawn mower at tho Montague auction." "Well, that was all right, wasn't * it?" "All right? Maria says it is our old i pno which they borrowed and never rolurned. "?Detroit Free Press. 1 Cheshire cheese owes its excellence * partly to geological causes, tho red i mndstone and bowlder clay, with its immense salt deposits, of which the , lonntry is formod, producing a herbage peculiacif willii tor oheese psudnatt? J? J. CLOUGH WALLACE. ATORNEY AT LAW. R v?n?$ 1 a'i'l 2 rpstrr-, F.?ffcI3l 1 li* g, o;?p:jgi?e xti'. r ! iliu i*y 1 t 11 2> OS ty. Ail TORRENCE, M. 0.7 rnvs:ciA:i and sciideo:;. auJ apartmeu s over l>u" c L)i u^ Store. 44 Go. For 'ale on Reasonable Terms. About 225 acres; tr.iet 2^ mile* fit-tin th* town of Suutuc. A^u, about (542 acres (one tract 20CT acres." another SS2 acres) about two miles from the fo.vn of Ca*lisle, known {Vs the Kd!\ W ill sell on easy terms, wit I> unall cash payment. Submit ofT??rs o Ciias. II. Caklisi*k, Executor of J K.Jennings, deceased. Spartanburg. S. C. 4 IJG llmos. Opening of Books of Subscription. Stale of Sou!IV Carolina, I Count}- of Union. ij PorsuanV to a commission issued to the undersigned, as corporators by M. If. Cooper. Secretary of State, on 1110 fifth day of September, 1800. Notice is hereby given that boobs of subscription to the capital stock f tire Lock hart Railroad will !>? ?pencd at Lookhnrt, in the Stale and County aforesaid, on the fourteenth lay of October, 1800, at 12 o'clock, in. n.e s..i?l proposed corporation veil have :i capital stock of not less that t\Vi nly-five thousand dollars, or nion ban olio hundred thousand dollars: iiv'nh d into shared of tho par value if one l.u* tired dollars each, with it.tirinefp.-il pla.-e of business at Lock hart, S. C . and will bo rui|9nw orcn to engage in tho business of building mo operating a Railroad from Lock hart to a p ?int nt or neur Orr's crossing, on the Southern Railroad, Mitt, ils.' right t<? condemn land etc , under the term-? of ''An Act to provide for t'.io formation of railroad, steaniho.it street railway and car.i:! companies, in 1 to dtrfine.lhe powers thereof, and provide a mode for amending the charters thereof," approved Fibrunrv tiie 28th, A. I).. 1S00. John C. Caijkv, WMITXER K. l.ITINOSTOX, John II. Montooml:uy, joiix d. cleveland. x Am iti:j> 11. Foster. Corporators. liG- b(. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. The Tax Books will be open fur lite collection of State, County, School, Road and Commutation Rond Tuxes in Union County for the fiscal year 1809, at the following places, nr.ddates: Union O. II., from October loth to November 1st inclusive. West Springs Nov. 2nd. Binder's Store " llrd. Union C. If " IrL Cross Keys, Graham's Store " 7th Sodnlio.. " j 8th. Illflek Ruei , forenoon " 9th. Carlisle " JOth Santuc " 11 tli. Adnmsbunr " 18th. I.oekhart Mills " 14th Kelton " loth Joneaville Kith, and forenoon " 17th. Union C. II. the remaining time for collecting. The tax lew is as follows. For State. 5 Mills " Constitutional Sehoo!..8 " " Ordinary County 8^ " " Interest on Railroad Bonds A Mill. " Sinking Fund to Retire Bond'* 2 Mills " Jlmd 1 Mill Tot:il l."? Mills. S; ' iitl Scioto] No. II 2 MM* Tip' timo for paving the above rne? t.ixf'S *v i 11 expire Jllst day of | -r, J}5H0. All Itlillo cil'/OV bet'.veeo the ays l'l .-.ed ('. ? ; r u,> I. ! !?' ! ? pyv n p"ll fax oxc^r' nf'drv.slo *-?; ! l'iiic-:il soldiers :liphy.-k-'illy disabled, etc. The commutation road <:x \v; 11 b< olloct f-.l at the Panic time and p'neesis the oMicr taxes. Aye frotn L'l l< V? years. J. II. Bauti.KK, County Treasurer. Macon's Annual Carnival. Mt;e.?n. (I i , will hold Iter Thud Annul Carnival October lOUi. 1*2and 13th. isoo. For this occasion Southern Railway Ail! *ell round t rip tickets to Macon, (la.. it very low rates. Tickets to be sold '). tober t):h, 10th, 1111. l*2tli mvl 13th; -U1 'le.nl limit October 13th, IS93. Still lower rates will bo me<l in the *.a'.eef tickets from points within a ra-liiv >f 130 miles of Macon tickets to b? ;> >trt October 10tb, 11th and 12th with fiaol limit OcIoIkt I t'll. For fnl! information call on or aildros? n.y of the Southern Railway Jorr puny. Peterson The Photographer Will lc in the gallery in the Foster Imihl'nfr on Saturday. Those who want lome oflhe ix*st photographs that can in made should call on him that day. !I" eut-. his prices just half in two. Tnis n..y i>" bis last, trip to Union, eircutn* dances will determine this. , To Prove the Assei Made th.it we are high price breakors, ai.d low price makers: Wo ofiVr no id's Calumet extra delici Ilum* at 1-1 cents a pr i ight (refill atid Tliey can't \ i set.d in v in t 4 fitter Six Years of Intense J Suffering, Promptly Cored Rii Q Q Q entire circulation is Djf Oi Oi Oi aro a severe drain etantly sapping away the vitality, he eliminated from the blood, and can have any effect. There is no uncertainty about tlu made for it is backed up strongly testimony of those who have bee anil know of its virtues by experien Mr. L. J. Clark, of Orange Courthoi " For six years I had an obstinate, ru..r ankle. wl;ieh at times cause! mo intense bo disabled for n long while that I was business. One of tho lies', doctors troate but did me no g>od. 1 then trie! vaviou without tho least benefit. S. S. S was mended that I concluded to try it. an wonderful. It seemed to get right at disease md force tho poison out, and ] pletoly cured." Swift's Specific? S. Sn S. FOR ?drive.! out every trace of impuri cures permanently tbo most obstin? is the only blood remedy guar a 11 tains not a particle of potash, mcr cures Contagious Blood Poison. So: Rheumatism, Sores. Ulcers. Boils, c upon S. S. S.: nothing can take its Valuable books mailed free by Swi Photog Made :it the old Squire Gallery n< have the Gallery Well equipped for , date Photogr Of all sizes and styles. My pr'c guaranteed. 1 also do enlarging of all deliver the work in the most stylish an latest mouldings. DON'T NEGLE THIS OPPORTUr* To get good work cheap. Your 1 way and you regret that you have no 1 ^COME A'; Prompt attention, p N. K. McLANE. UNTO X There Is Iii overexerting yoursel Ladies don't do it, use y THE PARL?F WIIEN VOL) NEED PINE EATABEES, CA FRUITS, CAN VEGE TEAS, COFFEES, ? A fresh lot of Uneec Crown Cheese, Frr and Bottled Soda wati Our up-to-date delivery av We are anxious to servo you. L, 5. Toa THE PARLOR 2^ I C & ^ I have just received a car of ice and v-il! continue to handle it throughout Ii the season. *r PRICES AND WEIGHT Gl'ARAXTEED AND DELIVERIES MADE PROMPTLY. 1 Thaolring tlie public for their pas! p't-ouage I aak a continuance of thf Z Dame. ^ P. Murphy. 17-ti.d. I wmww vmmt ? n-i ms . nn??i? m ila:n?u-'! iv. n .l m i J. fi i.csc are ;*1i frnn 1 J to 1 *> pounds. st very long at this price,*80 ur order at once. Oilier tilings ho grocery line so d in pr^poilion. ?' -J. O. WRAY ! ANKLE. Ibstinnto sores and ulcers which uso to heal under ordinary treat?nt soon become chronic and doepttod, and are a suro sipn that tlio in a depraved condition. They upon the system, and aro conIn every case tho poison must no amount of external treatment 3 merits of S. S. S. ; every claim [ was soon com- ^ iP THE BLOOD ty in tlio blood, and in this way ito, deep-seated soro or nicer. It toed purely vegetable, and concurv, or other mineral. S. S. S. rofula, Cancer, Catarrh, Eczema, >r any other blood trouble. Insist place. ift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga. iD A DUC sue r-ii a I I xt to new llank Building. I now the latest up-to= aph Work. ses are reasonable and satisfaction sizes and sfyles of finish, and can .1 A i.i? r _i i ii i ?i uuruu.u xramcs, aiso nanoiti UlC friends and loved ones are passing late photograph of them. r ONCE.?'^ ;iven mall orders. , Photographer, , s. c. Danger If this hot weather, our nhnne. mil nn -7(\ k " i' J ? J rGROCERY ?AN YTI UNO IN N TABLES. >YRUP3, ETC., ETC. la Biscuits just in. ?sh Country Butter ?r on ice. ill deliver goods promptly. Very truly, VEtsend. . GROCERY. VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE. . V" ' Having recently bought from the iairs of It. L. Coleman all tlielr lands i and mound the town of Union, I now ftVi said lanus for sale. Let all who want a Building Lot or ? arm in or near town come to hw' me. Geo. C. Peiuux. .1.1-4 mos isd lowing Machine for Sale. A. f.ocond hand mower in ?oad repair ill bosold cheap. Apply to L. 6. Youxg. ' f HI HIM I II COME UP TOWN And save from 15 to 25 per cont. on your OrtYGOOuS,. NOTION, CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS, GAPS, GROCERIES, TOBAGO.*, CIGARS, - 1IARQWA1E, ETC. . * You can save inon^y by buying from me. GEO. W. GOING. > See Us Before Buying Yi.ur ice for ti.e coming season. HONEST WEIGHTS. Pi ices and satiefac ion guarau ecd. Union Ice & Goal Go. T. E. BAILEY, Proprietor. MONEY TO LOAN. On farming lands. Easy piyments, V ? commissions charged. B rrowor . u-3 actual cost of perfecting loan itercal at 8 per cent. JoiaN Palmer & Son. or J. U. Wallace, A My. Union, 8. S. 11 25 98 1 r. FANCY GROCERIES! I ask a part of your patronage. Semi orders by servant or ring up 'phone S4. Aii Goods Delivered Free. S. H. BROWN. OS ;} mos HONEY! Tj be trad on long lime and easy term?, srcired by mortgage on iui proved far ma. Annk to F. B: HOFFMAN, 4 Bowline: Gre'n, New York City 'SIMPSON & B ARK.SD YLE, La ireus. S. C. v 3 17 G n. Dr. C. W. JSLTJSTJEL.Ii. Physician and Surgoon, Offers his professional services to the people ef Union. Office in Bank Building. Leave calls at Union D.*ug Co. store or ring op Phone No. 19 for proupt service, 15 41. NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. We the under-upp.ed herein* give warning tonllpt 1*0118 agiinM hunting, (lshinpr, cutting timber, passing through or in any other manner tresprsamcron onr lands. Ail such tierpasser* will In prosecuted to i lie fullest extent, of the law. B W. srAiiics, G. C. Greek, 0-22-'99-98-4t Founded 1843. "Sing their own praise." Of course you want a t'iar.o, hut perhaps cannot, afford a new on-. HURL'S YOUR CHANCE. We have Seven Square ami One | h nd, eueh a lanrain. Then I'innrM I nave put iu jkm iVct condition and j.viiy part of action renewed and aro | now just as goo I as when shipped from I 1st factory, and will allow you purchase wire in exchange for a Stit-H' withiu three years. Take first and second choice and write quiet: liny won't last long. II....- itroiT.ens - - - - $110. CO 'l -.o . i.ivlila {pear! inlaid)- ? lOo.OO lloii'iltP ut an i I tray - - - - 100.00 lli.oa.t Il-iveil ----- 0000 H<? I' kvtinp ------ 7"? 00 Liaon & Haven ----- "n Cft laid C- >il.?inJ - - - - M.00 Terms: $10 cash and $> per month. 10 per cent, off for oash. Otheis lining rep uted we cau suit 30U n price mul lertm. Chas. M. Stieff,. Piano Manufacturer, Haiti more, Md. Factory Branch Wareroom, 213 North Tryon St, Charlotte, N. C. C. H. WILMOTH, Mgr, Aug. ll S4-0m 0