The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, October 27, 1899, Image 7
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Wo were unknown in t\
Big Store and largo stock o
than anything*in tho count
Wo are making a repu:
reliable goods at lowest pr
Oar C!ot
*/) w5ti
if* * / Mens' ] (lack C
1 i) ? n
bJI'/K Moiis' Heavy ,
^ fj XGlens' Satinet >
] I j \1 \ Moils' Extra S;
\ A Men*' (iocul II
. Men3' !'xl 111
Boys are Rough on
But the Mrs. Jane Hopkins n:
tVlO tncf T^ll^r T?A 1>' 1\ \trr>
VJJk V/ O J -L U JL sJ JL Jf U vll IJ ^ t < O
know all about it.
Bargains aro also to bo foiu
Goods, Shoe and Grocery Depart
18 Pounds Granulated Su
Ladies should visit ou
Department. We are sh(
very attractive Hats an
this season.
DN10N COTTON MILL!
Local Schedule for Passenger Trains. Kuul w- f-1
save money for j
Even bed v tli;i
TRAINS FROM COLUMBIA. .
Arrive 10:20a. m. Depart 10:20 n. m j'l,'K* I 111 "
" 1:40 p. in. " 2:00 p. in. J li*v. E. II. 1
TRAINS FROM SPARTANBURG. ' 11 v?c11 a bviiijui
Arrive 12 :4i> p. m. Depart l:Of?p.m. 1,1 U ocwk a.i
7:10p.m. " 7:80p. in Mr. U. W.
PERSONAL AM) LOCAL MENTION. ?? ">? "Mow
The County
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST ABOUT TOWN ,}ar,,w' ,l?s tun
new and more o
Mc. J. D. Flu
Mr. Jus. Dunbar, of Xe.vberry, is four mi,e gliull
biking in Union. d u% on the G. t
Miss Etha Humes, of Jonesville, is Kmeeli's him
visiting friends in Union. catching the croc
Mr. Victor DeP.iss, of Union, is in tl'iie for ^1 oo i
the city.?Evening Telegram (Spartan- foi ?l.--> and )o
burg.) besides.
r, ft The furnitun
tail. P, 1'. Duncan ran up from ( oii
. , , ' ... arriving and h?*i
1 iinbia and si ent a day on Ins (arm this
. ' thg. Iis ul a
WtVri.
every indieat on
Mrs. Judge Kind er Dunham, of in I nionat last
Beun a vista, (hi., is visiting Mr.-. (> i- every respect,
pliant, of Union. Mr. C.I I. Ih
Mrs. J (i. JiOiig, Jr., who has lien position as mi pi i
visiting relatives and fiitnds at (.'iinton Oil and Manuiai
has r 'turi e I home. edited >l similar
Miss Inez, and little Vivian San at t, <?l '>l' 'v*' ^ ( u'l'
Gaffney, are visiting at the home of Mr l'u
S. M. 11 ice, on Main street. Tl,t* di?I*i?ar:
Mr. II. C. Kilns, of Atlauti, (ii, tamly .stimd up
i? p opieaie gettil
nj'Llib a Mil II HJU ItlllillJ Ui *U ( .
N. 15. Morgan in Union, tliis week. '* lt ' !i
m /' m I- i e /<. i . i"? was necessary
Mr. C. M. ( rnluun, ot Charleston. ,
i.i if- i s i "let her go (i
nas3t-< 1 through Union on his way to .. . . ?? ,
.. n . , ,i i? .. ,< . light. 1 ho oi.lv
(?reeuvi!le to attend tho L. S. Court.
oi raseahtv is t<;
Miss Minnie Suhoi Jius accepted n ;,.j. ? ?ol am n ;
po>ition as sales hi lv at W. T. lieatyV,
where t-he will le pleased to wait on her ^ 0 have n ci
friends. Com our friends
' I.-, tt /-< r o . i out to see them,
Mr. r. If. Cannon, of fepartanluir?, .. .. . .
, .. . hdiing, lira hi
spent a few days in our city tins week.
It will Lie leuu'inhered that Mr. Canuo i v 011' ' u 1 ' ' "
.i . e .i i 4 < . ud matt; r to in
was tlie proprietor i f the ( annun (. loth*
, - i, . .. .. t i d ) so, h >\veve
lug t o., ol L- moil, a few years ago. Il;s j
many friends viere glad to see him again. ' "g'* ' M A '
, ' i ne comity befo
< $1( 0 worth of goods at lieaty 'sand l':,ve the pave no
only cost you -*>0. Willi <>tn ti tends.
I IVirccll lias just received a beiutiful '* n^lj'n \\
line of hand-painted China ware that hr- tttMo V.ii?l
is gsvii g away free to his customers. | x<?iM> ('.no!
f J >011" l bo afraid to invest vour mono/ t I'le.. an.I heavy
. ... . , , ami eiy*
111 l.ea'i'a coupon tickets. Ill<)>4.s y
Jf you i;c((J any clothing call on I'iii- t'<*o I* for "a* !< >
cell, lie puis he ta determined to close i"t
out his entiie stock at cost. Call and Vud'haiul-s
see thtm before they are all gone. see him.
riONTHS AGO
n husiress world, but to.day cur
il'cb^ap goody aro talded of more
y.
atirn by handling only ths moot
ices.
ihins: Department is loaded no
? 7 u A
i the greatest of bargains.
YVc are selling
lav Worsted Suits at S 5 00 j
Yll Wool Kerseys at 5 00 j
fuit at i 3 00
itinets at 3 50
oavy Weight Ovtreo.it at 2 50
envv Chin eh ilia Ovcrjo.U, velvet collar at 4 00 i
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1
nhli Texture Macintoshes at 1 35
, Clothes, .'r'^
rid in llio Dry f ^ ^
igar for SI. ^/
r Millinery I
>wing some /^==a5\If W
id Bonnets liJIp
5 DEPARTMENT STORE.
Poverty Pint on Fire.
H-at \ \s a 1. tliis \v? eh am
iOiir>eli and family. Late sleepers were rudely aroused
it trade; ut I'utceli sg? t> f..om 111 ir slumbers about T> o'clock
liiua ware 1 cr a i>:eseiit. yesterday morning by the dread
k-cklium will preach at alarm of lire. Great billows of smoke
house next Sunday unj Hamo were seen rolling upward
u* in the center of the town and many
Tinsley has moved his thought a general conflagration had
) the upper store room ui set in and that the buildings on Main
Union." street were on lire. It was soon found
Treasurer, Mr. J. II. that the lire was at work in the ratncshed
his tlllee with a shackle buildings in the section
jiiiuiuii:uus sure. j Known as roveriy riat. llio okl
uming, of Car.Ulo, lift-" ; buildings wore veritable tinder boxes
inn eontiaet near Cam-' and the llamc.s made rapid headwuy,
& N. extension. | and three buildings were on liro in h
dsoine premiums are ! few minutes. There was some delay
vd. You can buy more | on the part of the lire company in
han you can elsewhere I getting water, on account of the hyu
get a valuable ptesgnt drant wieuch having been misplaced.
ill was finally opened with a
^ for the new hotilis monkey wrench and in an iueredng
placed in ilie bui'd- ' ihly short time the tl unes were under
lies: cla-s \aiicty and control, the water was thrown on the
points to the op iiing nbuddings in two strong streams, and
ol a lii?t-ei.iS< hotel in j the water works ii-dcetticl itself. If
i it is not good to drink it "gets there
likett lies tesigmd hi< Kii" in putting out a burning build- j
11.1<-1.?lei.t of the I'ni ?u ; ing, The large wooden stable caught 1
'tilling Co., atwl liasac- end the fl.tmes were just galloping
positional 1) lion, C. over the ro i', hut it was put out he- j
has U't-n placed in c'targi-. fore a hole was burin d, and only two!
tv a * snpei iiiKuK.eiii. ofihe buildings were bu rued to t he j
V iuvi stig.il ion lias eer-1 ground, the third icing put out after:
a hornets nest and some tin- whole of the weal Iter-hoarding j
ig slung p etty badly. : J,.,d burned l.isu' through. If the
l a general staole clean- properly in the li it had been insured j
in thn Statedhpsnsnry NNV think i: w >uld lutvo been a bloM* |
aliagliei, lmil on th?? jM^t jf (jlt, y.bole business bad burned i
way to get tit the b. *mm down. It lias been an eyesore to the '
i gi t the ra-enIs to pud- oit /ens of the town for a number of j
tl a ms< Ives. ! years. It ii very near Alain street'
I - I I I 1
ived muuv invit.:ti.' 'n?i one of 11 ?o most desirable por- .
in the (\uiiitry t<? com | tio.is of tic town for :i block oT good ,
and go limit in'/. | brick store house.?, li is to.bo hoped
iiitiug, to. IIow \v< that brick buildings will lie erected i
so. bu1 ir seems to bin on the property end the remaining!
t away from our woil. v,oiden strnctea? torn down. 'I lie !
wear*? trying to t council should prohibit lhcercc-i
us to take a run aroim i j >;1 0f nny more wooden buildings,
re lour, then wo v.i. fronting the street so near Alain j
i! oi heaitv handshake roof-. This nest of wooden shacks j
has been a dangerous menace to vul- j
iulnum has eonvc.ted ua.de near by buildings in case of
ii ( nail House Min.ue .. . * , ,, , , ,
. ... * v? . hr for years, and the council should
keeps the tiest .Noi'icrn
lina apples; als ? pecs, not allow it I ? bo repeated. There
kiin'i rw, can gouos. t si r ns to bo j. general regret, quite !
is m tin In %! i| i.! u\ expressi(1, that the flumes did .
five the people Ine lies!
,t money n;nl then .>, j nos lirbh their good work, and wo i
ding the people's halt'e- | th ok it is the lirst time we ever
He lias a lieaity wei- ?l0ir,iof a jiro company being ccnhake
tor nil who call to , , 1 J b
40 it. a are J for too prompt action.
Two TdarrtHgea.
Mr. David Itetsill return <1 from IV k
IIii! Wednesday bringing h s brid b.t k
with liiin. Tii**y wvie jn:t ?i?-?l ;??. ti *
! home of the bride'a tnotlrinl!{ eh !i "
j S. C. The bride \\ as M iss Ma?y 'ha h
! Moore. Wo weleouie her to Uuiori.
Wagnnn? W!lk:::3.
liHV. Ii. Ii. WsvfUOtl if.d Mis S..\: c
Wilkius hot 11 of Uipoii were jrn.-i it
wedlock at the home of the hr.t.e s f.rher
Wednesday t-U'itiiig, we ui.-l. both i
young couples a long life and much happ - |
UCSS.
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Cainp Meeting.
We understand a cam p uieeiang is in
progns* iie.il" W iiburn's store i:i C?oss
Key?township inn.dry. U has h en (
long time since we have heard of a reg: - ,
lar camp meet in; i: round tlis srct:o::. It
We have n> doubt u number ot Uidvii : t
Peup.u >vni uvicuu. | i
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Cross Keys Chronicles. \ *
Mr. Editor: A c..nip meeting is in j j;
pio^iess at IVih Key-, toudiicteil In i
llev. ill. llolrne-, ut i.uuieus. a i j
1'lCshyteitil!) eVHllgt'ilat. A Coldial is.- ! ..
vitaliou is extended to all. There it not j!
.1 more coiWcrattd man in the Malt* j j
than KtV. JIc. It ohms, and we ale j
looking lor huge it-suds. We eol.8i.tei ,
it a pita? i ppoiiuiiity ? lTt-retl us to have I 11
such a vvuiKor tor good i.i our M.dsl. j M
ile has just eloseti a meeting at I'iliitun J '
una l ro.-s itiil that wnt long ie 1e1ne.11- v
Ue: v d. p
i litre is sotne tidiness in our com- ?
n.unity?none civUeaily 1:1, o ?t J >r. t'. ) t
t>, Johnson is toesi -iiiiy hi I no saudio. 1 r
lit is a r.utlitul, coi sen mums physician, 5
one thai can be di pin-led np.m.
Tlieie aiv several casesot am ill p ?x at
LTttss Anchor, two Jtsl hoiists estul- lis
It d, y ettcw ll.i^s me milurnd, gonitis ,
appolli til ai ti \;ae.l a it n uiiiipui.ui \. j
ilie aulhoniits Uiioh lliey h..ve it u..?i J
COlllt'ol. f
Da neighbo , Mr. Joe S.;un>, hiLtd.
IJU.,1 ilMitiui-1 ill!' :ti llll' 1!|LI'. 11.
pot i' i > tpiiie tail) the other inn! nu-j
..i d in on hi. th liifS s. iiie.on.^
oil ni.n. in ii stio;t Uiii-' lie \\ ,i? it.
en at a40:1V. l'e lau ins hois.- to Lh
J tn st i.'s ic Kit i.tc a: it l.ol lii.uu p hin
.1 Li -nits came \vr> near ti.. sag tietoie ti
> Ce.M 0 ill' tiiC.il aid lie .si hi lell hell: 1
Kirs v t iii'V >> Jl'f< j-.s
Persons calling for the above let- |
tern will plea?o ray if a Ivcrti.vd, and
will be icquirecl to pay owe coot tor
their deliver)'. ,
J. C. P. M.
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS, v
All ) p.sons sup wariud atriins; limit I
ii'd. li ihii'ir. walking or liiloiy lliron b ' tl
or in aiiv way ti<\spaoa ourltwU li
in Union con tv. Vi >!a'ns will 1>*
prosecuted to lie tullisl extent of t lie li
lav.
W. M. Cnl.KMA.V, Adllir. I
.1 T. 1>.M l.i. V- I :l
Mli*. >!. A. 15 >YI>.
I U\i I y
too Jitishrls Si'dl Wheat.
Wo will soil :?t onr homo ot a ronton- |
aMo juico TAl'AIIAXXOCK
IJ ! : I > Sl'lIIXG and tinUN
KNOWN fciKfcl) WHEAT* ! ,
1 h
Call ami got oil! or variety. ! I
S. G. GAULT Ai 1JKOS. | J
pha^O 4t.
Ill \V U!iU ttl! ill 0 /Mil I SO I . pJlt.
Ml ssi's. .1. a. li-l III it" I * 1 |\ . -i. li S il
,i..>i' l> light lots ill West >pr intj> ai.ii
.Ml! in )Ve t e.'e lii lhe i.eir I itiiiv. II'.-.
I gieat lost In any lo.unr.l.'iity to." such
III !l O 1 wtl C It, lllli 11.1 people \\ t-.-i |
springs w.ll re. hiUily he Leu*, lilted b;
I.eir coming.
Mi*. Simpson Spa Ks h is accepted a
,?(: !'.loll Willi \V) I Oil ill i? Hi SililpMili J
.. > a> line a JKC-.tnen of young in .nlioo.. j
.iS run he louini anywhtic.
Mr. Jesse Giun.un Ins accept,il ?(
[i i.* 11 lit: i Willi our "finsUing"' iiieieii Hi!, I
i.:. hi. C.rahtin, at I lie oh! stiUiit, l.iuv
iveys, anil a u.i r li.du-Uions, le.i.io.
y.in:/in tu can n t bj luiuul anwlei*.
5a< t e.-s lo Simpson ami .Jesse.
Mios h.tlit-l Walker, nl your civ, is in
our m.dct teaching a liuisu clas*. llti"
pupils assemble* at tiie liusp.tan'.e liolile
oi il. (?. Wilhuin. wtio kindly furnishes
a very line lustrum*, n ires lor ilie bene- g
lit of Ins i.eigtibois' children. fi
Mr. J.. .) ilrow liing lias opened books '
for subsei iplion iofa yarn laetoiy, has
leu tliousiud subscribed, so 1 am in- |
fount d. Success lo .Secalia.
Tnos. II. Gore. *
Cross Kevs, S. (1., Oct. 24.
? - f
Personnls from Joncsvillc. 5
Mr. C. C. Irawson and Miss Fuujie
Lout; were mariied last Tuenlay.
Mr- T. L. 11 ames and daggliter Miss
Ktua have been visiting at GalTiiey, 6.
C'.. and have returned.
Mr. Kd Littl?jolni, of liiackiburg,
spent Sunday night in our town.
Mr. 1\ I'. Williams and child
and Mrs. 11 F. Weber and three
children went to Atlanta to-day to Unfair.
Tki.eiuioni:.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Remaining in the 1'o-t Office a'
Union, S. C., t*?r the week eu.iinp
Octobsr, k7J>, 1809.
Ilnrr Alexander
Mr T S Relvin *
M r Walter lie!vin |
Mis-* Minnie lliakoii'-v
Mr I?:ii ilt O-ory
M i Sivr Fine!, r
M r (? C 11: m is ; ]
Mr N 11 Harrison !
Mr O II II > lai <1
M r John .Infante
Mr J unes Mi O tai lors
MrN II Mtfs
M r Win Monro
Mr J K < )i roll j
Mis L-li-i 11 iv
Moultrie Voisolle
m ... / ? 11' i
MMMK1W4 mmmmmmm . j ? ?mmmmmmmmmmm???m???? p i ???m^mmrntrnmmmmmmmmm X
"d^^rative
Natural plants perpetuated?*.ha? is the fairest ui-'cript'on of them.
Heat, cold, rotttfh liamllinc, 1 hey will star.il anything. Is is perfectly plain
liar even tliluM ??f ilin in ii iti >ns mnnot c miipare with them, f'>r these
ire Il*o real, live natural plums eaujpil in their fullest- bloom and beauty,
nul nm?le immortal. I1 i- an estaMi-hfii ?m.l .mw.!!.- >?-*
__ r, .* ..VVV |M.u I
u nil articles used for decorative purposes there is nothing as handsome or
?n add greater cliartn to a veil furnished homo titan graceful drooping
jalms and tropical plants, likewise for church. hotel, lodge or bail room,
tudio, millinery' an I dressmaking parlor, or interior store ami window
leeorstions wherever it is sought to give a charming effect. Hut the exreuse
difficulty of maintaining lite growing plant in the adverse atmospheric
ttd climatic conditions common to rhe greater part of the country has
icer; an tinsolvub'e problem to admirers of these handsome specimens of
Topical plants, the e?mse?ptence !? ing that heretofore they have been seen
ilmosfc exclusivt!/in causervatories where tiuir true vulue us decorations
in never lie appreciated. To cultivate these plants in their native tropical
tome is simply a matter of nature, but every effort of the greatest botanical
'udents of rccetit years has l>?eti txertod in tlie direction of devising or
iscovering a melius! whereby these delicately nurtured palms, plants, ferns
: d grasses could lie either more hardily cultivated or treated after growth
it such manner as would insure their endurance of ?!! climatic changes
rit'jout actually keeping them in hot h >uscs. 'I lie process of treating those
ilan.ts is rtiil a secret of the discoverer, and wo ha.e pleasure in showing
line of these goads in this city. Sec display at our store. l'rices exjt?Y
F88NiTiljjE_& LUMBER 00.
Buggies, Wagons,
i! 1 1 b i W ^3 a
We arc new "c?.dy for business at
THE BRICK STABLES
n rear of Fsrr &. Thomscn's store and
will conduct a first class
JVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE.
Sules and Horsm always onlrnd. also a lino of
Carriages, Buggies, Harness and Wagons.
Have some good second hand Buggies
that we will sell cheap.
CALL AND SEE US. - _
UNION STABLES,
3. H. FILLER, - - - - - Manager.
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 be undersold.
NEXT DOOR ABOVE DISPENSARY.
J. H. SPEARS.
o ; Invc n.t* : ic t< iiverentallons of a few pieces of lian<hom*)y d.coraVd,
i* <!-;>.i:r i. 'i < ;. !,:i. row i n i xhibitii n at our store. uliic i we iaten I jjiviug a v*y
ivo in os r eift : s m.
\\'o tn iiaiiU-i* ill on. p-ices on gods will remain llnsjun Tom speoial
:T *r i in?<le !<t the jnirpo< ?>: iiu'reusiu.j oi'v t:a le and sh >win^ tlia peopla that
ic tni'a ap'in?i U't!i? !i patronage.
Tl.is wait* Is r.n b.y tiAing the)>' ice < f Wlilo* (irani'o or Ir .n Stone China,
t bus -Ji it sof'. white. vel ? ty !i mli; is of Mi lia-'st <; i 1; v, aid withrnt doubt
1.1 b-st in the woild. Vlie shapes an: o. tin* vei v latest patterns and have
i'< n ' si.:.;'' ! to n.o. t the tas..- of the uins f t.*-!' lions.
I' is oiiiv by our 21 i;i t > i it < o* 11 i_r to i:?o (pi.ml fvof I'll* ware tli.il wo
1 > ( li able to J . ' >. in ce lii.i* pn!s ji wit i.n l-i 1 r m"'i of all
< :..i ass.;! it n i: - so. Cups and >. ! ? % IV Pi i'-s, I'. M'af.o' Pia'a-s,
); use, l'l io . P.a;'? r- ('own.I I>ishes. (V. ::i P.i?*b'o <. -to fir IS ?* '?, 'IVa 1'oU
lid everything ise \? I "li 2 >'s to in tK? o;> a 1 N I. S'.I I" Op j ;| s;j { ' a.
We ?Mhc.-t'y i:n iic jot to ( it'll an I iiop . t . xvii. ii we w.ll cheerfully Jflve
o?i lull it.for'illation. Very resoeetlidly,
PURCELL GASH COMPANY.
s.- .* ^ecjrc:xirr,vjr. v^iricrxr. :TxaxanBtcrwL!i?nr.iflrc: ii,tx?? ?
Notice to Trespassers. t * ? rasK&r\w?% 'designs" -3
i TasVE a^'S TRADE-SHARKS }
Ail persons ?iiv licr^V warn**! . st J U ft 9 ?13 i &and0Cbi5?SMT8 1
i-nlii y, lisliiny. riiluivr or Wi?lkin ? A ivicr. as to patentability 1
!> oir/li or ) i i'.iiv ollur iiuliwr lr? s?p:i?s- N.itico -H inventive Ars" nifn n i
i : on' my IiuaI?.' Vi m,?I V pro*- ' Howtoobta^Patsnte" ff" Elht j
i ti>.? i i?... in 1, ci < v i?til of tlio i .w l t -.argci mod irate. No fee till patent U secured. 1
!) A IU.llSi i \li III. t>I I'.o .u\N. > lx'.ters strictly confidential. Address. 1
i-2?3t, DANIKL INMAN. t.E G. blQGERS, Paint Liiwftr, Washington, to.C. j