The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, October 20, 1899, Image 7
SAVING MONEY IS
And we are the peopL
your dollar and w
any of these v
18 lbs Standard Grar
I2 lbs Good Coffee==Si
50 Cakes Best Laund
1 Pair Men's Good W
1 D n < ?? I n / ! S *-? ' rk /\/4 \
a r an L,au ico \juwu ^
25 Yards 36 inch Goo(
We have other bargains too num
ask you to call and see the
tij SEAMS
| j ALLOW!
' fOR.
SUPEI
The R. & G. Corset. |
A good stylish and com- ;
fortablc Corset.
UNION COTTON MILLS D
Local Schedule for Passenger Trains. J Mi|!cr hjivg ?p*
(in Mrs. Blair's brlek
! corner.
TRAIN'S FROM COLUMBIA. j
Arrive 10:20a. m. Depart 10:20a. in. i Thos. 11. Duller, one n1
<i 1 .Ilk? ? II O .OA w ... ... . . .
x.-xwp. in. .wii. ui. | menus, out now oik* oi
trains KIIOM Spartanburg. attorneys of Gaffuey, v;i
Arrive 12:45 p. in. Depart l:Of>p.m. day ami called to see u
" 7:10 p. in. 7:80p.m city. Barth is well please
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MEXTI' ON* ' Chatles H Smith, 'Mi
* friend," is making mom
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST ABOUT TOWN, he has decided to g'.vo av
surplus. For a few week
Mr A. W. Green "lit" in Union lor a present eac h of his lucky <
day this week, ho is again on the wing his ad. on l?t loi
Mrs. I.. P. Childs, of Chester, is on a M '** Klien's ' Reading
visit to relatives and friends in Union, nary on "Wednesday nig.it
? ^ success She "reads" 1
Mr. Willie \\ ilkin., of Pacolet, her )m:norous wlft
Sunday in Union visiting hm futhfr, 1abK T|m rK?li|ls,
/amity. illiroughont tire week evil
Mr. G. C. Ilodgc. the insurance man. o'clock,
of <, reenwood, spent a few clays in Union Qw <>f o)n. ol(1 trlmtU (
last week. \jr. .T. U. Tracy, of Lock
Miss Nell Griinhall, of Jspartunburg, to see us Wednesday he s
spent Sunday in Union, visiting her Gn a, rush down at l.ockh
father's familv. push in.' the railroad lig
Mr. J. Auhrey Itice, of Chester, stop (.ocenlly built eight new
p *d in Union Monday, on his way to at- will soon build a new
tend court at Greenville. there.
Nicholson's Bank has secured the \f,. y m. Cudd, o
services of Mr. II. N. Calmer, of Ridge- Worthy's ferry, brings ut
way, S. as stenogiapher. tin* Kooii cabbage tl at ju:
Mr. ,1. ('. I'ennv, of Blicksburg, who oil'tlie hush in the cahhn
was telegispli .operator at I'nion for n large as a cotton hask
awhile, sp-nt a few d lys m Union tins f,.i in di.miatcr ami w? ig
week. M . Cudd ?-i\c it heads in
Mrs. Mary Sioddun'. of Xewb. nv. whe- i i 11 * vci .etv. ih-v.iy
> - i 11 - ? ...... I' i/tii ii. > f il nf fu'-o
jittn u?t*u K}>f mt.iK i; ii'- 11 i ..ww,
visiting relatives an I friends, u'tmnod to , , ? , ,
, ? ' v .? Ion has dropped mT
her home last week. , .
n t nioii :t is now '
Mrs. Owens and family, of William*. I ?-? have only been rv n
ten, hash-en visiting the family of <\ \\ . b. e:, sold tip to date s
Miller in 1'iiioii Mr. Owns was in ton.) b-hM'hort ? !' pn vious u
a few lays this w.-ek. n. t nnd< i?tan<l Imw it is
Mr. Jno. Iliee, of .Jacks-raviHe. who should drop otT as .\c
his l??-oi 1 spending a week wi'Ii l is > < ?. In tin* last few <
father's family, has i>tmie,l to his pa: i- ?'* tip "? points and I
tion of mail caik on t In-<'. A: l\ U. It- '! w opiints. If I'nioi
Mr. ( I.arhs I\ 71. .I. lias a yotiiii. w New York was ,i |.
lady visitor at his hoii..o, aho airivod a '* why it it four
few days ago, and lias (oine to slay 'o"|> oif oil a Mew \ oik
Her name has not been decided upon ?
yet. AViv Cevict
Rev. T. II. (iarrct leaves today,| I oe (lily (torncil, a
Friday, for Louisville, Ky., where he 'il pieces of prop
will lake u course in the Sou!.hern eatirn of a now city <
Baptist Theological Seminary. His decided upon the I
family romains in L'ninn. one miie south of
The Christian Kndeavor raised $l-~> W> 0I<' ' ome to acres in 111
for the I'ik i to It ice Relief fund at the ' '* i i h desirable toe
last hu ii.ess met ting. This amount was ?< '* pin the right dir
immediately forwarded to the proper niq grounds should nc
\es who have charge of the funds, the heart of a town.
A GOOD HABIT
3 to help you save
e will give you
alues for it
minted Sugar,
omelhing extra,
ry Soap,
earing Shoes.
Vearing Shoes.
1 Heavy Sheeting.
erousto mention, and would
sm for your own good.
I
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FITTING,
^C^5TYilSH
5IOmTY^^^^S^^^tIAHANTEEl>
>OPULAR PRICES
"HE NEW
LLPATTERNS
ARE NOW IN.
DEPARTMENT STORE.
nod up a shop The JNev.* Hotel.
store on the! Mr A> Mitchell, the gentleman
' who will run the Hotel Uniou has arriv["
our old rition ! ^'r- Mitchell called in to fee us and
ihe pic niinent jconversation to:d us tlmt he expects
s in town Mon-1 lool,en HP U'e hotel in about ten dayr,
i while in the ' ai,<* a,ler 'je 6l'ts things systematically
j n?j j,;s new I arrunged a d in working order he will
give a big house warming. Mr.
Mitehel while a young nun, strikes us
? naked man .?j ilS jMjng the man for the place. It will
?y so fast thai l>t, reinendoered that we Mid some time
vay part of his .ji;ll {>u, muiageiuent would hold the
;s he intends to hotel until a man could be found who
customers with umleisloud the business, and who would
cal page. ,un tho Hotel in a first-class up-to-date
" at tho Semi- >n.inner, and we be lievein Mr. Mitchell
was a gieit have found the man. M'e wish
with exqu'site | hun success,
tions are inim
n.. j? ...? ..a.
will continue c x ^uiiuiuim m vit.h,
iy cvoinng ;it s leavers of line music are again offered
a treat by Dr. Deters of Converse Colon!
suKsot ilx-is lege, who hai secure 1 M. Vladimir tie
hurt's culled in Daehmanu for a IVin i liecital next
inys tilings are Monday (Oct. 2d) at S;:J0 at the College
ji t's. tUey are 1 Auditorium. Toe I'rogramnid consists of
i.i along. iiave | Wei)m'.i Sona'u 1);?. A Flat Schucottuges,
and maun, D.ivi.lsba uller?Tau/.o U,?. t>
n.iptist church ami several selections from F. C'oiipin,
in which lie Hand* far ahead of any
? o . i .. .... other musician,
r s.intnc, lie sit
( His u-chniuue, touch, command of
i a siieeunen oi , ..... ...
. tonal gradation and phrasing is simply
si takes the rag . . ,. , , ,
.. . grand. Any ot our readers who attend
'*< ' " .villi.. W.II IV,. .1.1 for flic Hip.
et about three . , '
, i 1 lekets *1 per ser.t.
h - nine pounds. I ^
the winter and .l/i Aftcrnttoti ot* Sttus'ii tw :i:rl
he ba? a ;. '. llo.ifs.
Jut a iv.ilir i.f Mrs. A II. Foster I
since hut is-'K'irt .. ( n .my m.uro..a." al ?piit-a b -v., j
worth only i ! ol y gib hut Tuo-uuy ai.uiioen,
i?> 1 :*'.?*i or 11 '' \,hM ; te * d'uesUy t iul>" encituui'd,
e\eia! 11u ?I:? 1 li( :l u. *t rhuiuiaig v.iv, .,!ie "St .nduid
:ms. We c n- v , ,i There was nothing inching liiat
that tliis iii.i - c.ii . i . Id to the jdeuaii. j oi the aflt.iw
A"<?ik roaiL'-i u1: i < . U wua a l.ibi ry pert/, and
lays N< \\ \'i i?* j i . !, <. < iKt:>t*iit dome book;
ni?? 1 !i vh i!'j a:,-s-siisg tiio lejv.'Sie.ueil waa
i rwuKl | ?y * J tii- j?. fe.Uurj ot Ji?? afternoon. j
nir.b lower i!.? i j r(1e it jouuity ili.-p ayed oy soul-- of lira '
ill neci'ASHiy t.- j luiii \ ,j their represent, .linn wad moat1
lise? | e\* it.
j *> e t music ad ieJ to the pLi.sure of ,
'cry. j li t ; .i-.on. Last, but not lea-it, Uio
ft or 1 nape?*t i i?i? | 1 ^ro u'Le:eu uo lhM d,n,;,?,
/ a . i u?.?i,i /!;w?* 'ItiLious rofieibiTients wore
ert v for the lc>-1
. i .ivjj i Ailur lavuib pniUiucn t?? these
piiifcfery, lu'vo , , ' .. .
. . a.1. 1 ?, t rap fio.n 11 to io tst-Mulress, j
Sjmrkf* |iaiiM Mum.u f m n>l|w llwt
""<>n' 1,,v .it-, i; .* '!wit was 111 si >! *, air.l at the 1
0 property 1..1. ^ ( uin , gavo 11 oticc t.\at least, three !
fction. I his ie ^ ^ . jii4t liieif j0J ^ A, i<4 r,yju
eotion. lh.i.y- 1( toast ol t ie vetting, "Our
?t be located in ^:uo. " responded l*> b} Mrs. ('. l\
Murphy, President of the "Standard
J
Club " The second tue-r, "The silent
members of our Clubs, our badlands
an I our s-.vect hearts," \v;u resj>om!eti to
in a most ch irmitu; way by Mis. T. C.
Duncan, President of the "Tu-sJay
Club." Mi's. Porter responded U the
woaaen for their nobis work.
This ended an evening of uiialloTtd
'pleasure. Well nny we say, I.mg
live our Clubi." L. P.
Etchings from T.ti.i J.'iic.
Etta Jjne, October 11??We regret
to hear of the tlea h of Hatchfor<l
I?c >tt. which took (I are in S a; i >
bury, N. 0.. hot week, lie was a
young nam full of jjroiu:-so kh.I hoi
1 umiY Melius Wi tins Section Wtl.. win
, be pained to hear of his uutiiu'dv '
i ilea Ji. Our sympathies go our t > Lii>
j-ln r. avcJ father, brothers, sisters ami .
' friemls.
Farewell, dear friend, you've run life's
grace;
'l*Iv tender years wor?? worn with pain;
Farewell, 'till in a happier piae",
We will behold thy lace again.
The Christian Endeavor Society |
held its meeting at the home of Mr. j
F. A. Goforth yesterday evening. A
full attendance was present and the
meeting a very enjoyable one.
A few of our faiuiers have gather- |
ed e rn, the crop is voiy short; but!
not so bad as was expected a few
1 months ago. The complaint is gener- i
al that it doesn't U?huek out" like it ;
ought to. (.in the water courses it i.s
generally good.
> Court adjouncd at G a fluey Ia>t '
j Frti.lay after a two weeks s'ssion.
T,fTis is the heawest d??ck.et and long
I est term in the hhtory of our new
county of Cherokee.
The Fowler Brothers started their
gin last week. Cotton is turning out
its full quota of lint this year.
Madam rutuor says that there will (
be some weddings in this see'ion be- j
tween now and Christmas. If these!
predictions materialize our readers;
will know if.
The Satr.itt Brothers are tearing
down the old Thomson mill with a '
view cf rebuilding. Thcv expect to i
have the corn mill running in three!
weeks tiuie. Mr. W. 11. Wright has '
the contract for putting in the
machinery.
Mrs. 11 ill who fell and hurt her
knee some time in August is still confiued
to her room unable to walk.
llcv. Mr. Crocker preached his
farewell sermon at Eibcthel yesterday.
lie and his good lady expect
to eajl f.>r China in a few weeks,
whither they go to engage in the missionary
work.
Mr. Crocker has already been at
woik in that field, hut returning he'
7 O
takes with him one of the best and 1
most consecrate 1 and christian heart !
ed young ladies of Cherokee county. !
Our best wishes attend them.
A force has been engaged on the
York side of Broad river prospeefing
for gold. From what we have been
able to find out the ore is rich.
Something further will doubtless be
heard from this enterprise soon.
Last Friday was examination day
for teachers and we learn that there
Wire not a great many in this county.
Most of them had appeared before
and been examined.
Farmers speak of sowing large
acres of wheat and oats this fall and ,
thus u?ing their lands best adopted j
to the production of small grain. Th:s
of necessity, cuts off the cotton crop ' <
for next year.
Several of our neighbors have con- |
tracts on the new railroad now being j
built between Orr's crossing and |
Lockhatt mills.
Samuel J. Strain wont to Chat'a
nooga, Tenn., last week wi111 a view <
entering tl?e Medical College tliere. J
But finding board so high he return. !
ed and will prosecute his studies else- !
where, we suppose.
The little rise in the priee of cot- !
ton last week and week bet' re put
new lilb and hopes in the farmers.
But the uncertainty of the nuuket|
keeps them in dread all the time.
We heard an old gentleman of long !
experience say foino time ego: '1,
have been raising and selling cotton
f>r <-v ' firtv years, and I don't ,
remeii. >er of a si* gle seat . u evtr
pr-> n , over hiik at so'iiv ii'no !
(ii'u v . "'foreign war' had sountii i"
to d > i itb the low price.\ o.^. ,
* i
a: verticld
il.-r .'uii.g ?i td.u l''o*l Ofiic: ? !
[, ii -r S. 0., for the wo*-i. en \i;r
Oil h . 2Dlh, 1899.
V ii. Ma mi" brow a
fv, r. \. V. Ct:aries
Vr. J. M. Co'ly
BTr< f id iv J-br
i\ r. I^onUid J en a ids
Ji.i. I. M. .Je. oi.'igs
J d ^ \ nipper *
> . I. McVVliirter
C'-'Mj Mc'JolJt.o: !i
(. Pailii^H
' . J lb ?jg
, * )> <\ H. Turrer
j Mr. i. A. Walker.
tV.i allin ' fi r t!?o lyc'Ci
, * .
i tr.i; n ?1 j SK; ;J < a;* JU- J * nr
wi. r r .q-.'.iro-l to p y oiw ,ev>' lo?*
iLeir <i?iu jry.
J. C. Hunter, P. M.
i
LOOKOUT FOR US,
r.y the 10th of this nvmth we will have more tloor-ppace
covered with goods in our line than any o*.lei* h use in the
State. We have bjcn adding to and reniodjlriig until now
we occupy
OVER TEW THOUSAND SQUARE FEET
of lloor space and by too 10th we ? x; ect to hive evi ry hot
of it coveud with the chuic:ht line of
UP-TO-DATE GOODS.
Kver exhibited in Union and aid In second to none in any
city seven times its siz t. Our knowledge of goods and facilities
for buying places us in the front ranks, and our experience
with the trade has taught us that the people of this
count/ have appreciated and upheld ourellbrts to place within
their reach at reasonable prices, goods that would do credit
t .) the stocks in our I irgjst cities. We are working to make
this one of the toniest markets in the Boutin
BAILEY FURNITURE & LUMBER CO.
Buggies, Wagons,
Harness.
Wo are now ready for business at
THE BRICK. STABLES
In rear of Farr & Thomson's store and
will conduct a first class
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE.
Mules and Horses'alwciys on hand, also a line of
Carriages, Buggies, Harness and Wagons.
Have some good second hand Buggies
that we will sell cheap.
CALL AND SEE US.
UNION STABLES,
R. H. MILLER, ----- Manager.
WW? - wmU9 MM %J1 WC1BW?PHMBMii??WW??M
Don! Miss This Opportunity,
All old goods going at HALF PRICE to
make room for new stock, which is daily
arriving. Come and inspect our stock,
we won t toe undersold.
NEXT DOOR ABOVE DISPENSARY.
J. H. SPEARS.
Overloaded! Overstocked!
We bought too many Goods for Fall.
Thinking we were going to make a big
cotton crop we bought
A very large stock of Goods
And now, after they have arrived, we see our mistake.
Now in order to get our money out of them before it is too
late, we commence to slaughter prices. You can buy any
suit of clothes in our house
AT ACTUAL NEW YORK COST.
We have the pettiest line of Dress Goods that we have ever 1ml and
?ve ar'- not asking any pr(fit on tin in at all. We also have
A B!8 UKE OF SPOTS AND HATS
t we or :do.-i.' $ o ,f. at p: tii '' a'na:'.^ our eomj ofitors. All
\\v a: \ vj to do is to eon o .0 a' \ <** .; c . a 1! p.ioc.T btfure hn ing
( I - "W
. ; it Jn.tr .lilno I.inf)P, '.ho ) t-s ) T,.i 101/ 11 i I , drew the 1'ivo
Si've JXllus lest S itu u jy. lien'* t c-j s 3 n: nothing to get a key
10 th? box.
The Pure^l SstIi Osmpaoy.
,s ^im i.ii m 1 1 ?1 11 11 rrr ? ^ ? *- ^ - * 4 mam
'on litisiulfs }?*'eri V heat. FOR 3AL.H*
\/t An. sell a' ( or law ?*.t a i? anon- ^ .ve <k ill rell 0:10 or more horses at >%
a :e price T.M'AII AAXOv K I pi < 1 l.?-v their real worth. We will
II EI) SlMtlNu and the , *u i' 'f'Nnlu. iso ..agon loi leed.
,v. . ....... .t. i '' Mili.kic Uitoninii?,
UN) .<OWX :? bKP.D WHEAT- _ ^
Call ami pet either variety. I ' iou aie not a subscriber for
S. (*. GAUhT & 1)110 3. 1 c linn*; and are not reading '"In
phs4o4t. jil t* S.?pi" you ara missing a trsat.