The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, November 17, 1899, Image 5
(O PRICES
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Suits and
Ovftrroats
ARE CHEAPER THAN
EVER BEFORE.
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See Us Before'!
Buying.
You push the button and we will
do the rest.
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ORIGINATOR OF LOW PRICES.
SHORT STREET STORIES. noting Moves, grates, cooking stove*
and house furnishing goods ?r. lowest
Put Together Tor Ready Reference. A- " r,,5k"'& Co
I Ouroldfiiend W. A. E. Black, who
tii T _ ?j found lie had enough of factory life
Item s of Interest Tersely Told n
Mam ago, lias developed into si
For Hasty Readors. ,,r
Bum harnoss at lowest prices. that vyeial, lifiy ,??n.N
The Old BelinbV cacn and lias some ol the finest corn \i u
, '' , evor satv. 7J cars will shell a bushel).
If in i.etd of tcoth brush's call at uiu anyone lwtt tluu?.
Duke's Drug Store.
, ,, , , , The next regular counnunicatiun of
$1.00 bujs you a good all leather shoe r?ioll LodRe> No - A F. M., w ill
from A. II. Foster A Co. k. hl.J(1 on lYiday evening, November
You will find brushes hero and hrii-d.es 17t iK The A. E. (logics will lie conthere
aiul brushes tvtrj where lad v. Ia n ?. (i< .|. Ali members aie mnicat'd to
you want a tooth brush get it at 1\ ( .?> ineir dues. I?\ order of
Duke's. T. D.iiumu, W. M.
See our line of ready made clothim; a* 1 1 . W. Mo.ut, Sn\.
popular price... A. II. roster .V (V ,r,H??|..e#%
The drug store of the Caro: ua Thug
VyO.,iUl(l lilisicjatfi-m iiv ?i i.- j.n . ? in ilU'lieglO lHUM SlIOl I?y Air. AtlllUl
n very pretty ami attractive :?p|??arams \\ lllai<1 died on the next day after he
at their new quaiters in th" N'?*\v (.en- hhul. An inquest was iic-lil and dttuty
building. vtlop:dno additional lac is than those
.Small musical instrunnnts afgreaiv published in The Times last Meek.
reduced prices lo make l.tnm t\?r more. duuro A Munro attorneys I'or Mr.
Autoharps woith 81 ."?0 for J1t'V Otheis \\ nlatd, upon a mi it of lliduus l uipj^
in proportion at (lie Music and Sewing briore hi* Honor .ludg. Walls, secured
Machine House. bail in I lit* smu of live hundred dollar .
Prof. If. L. Senile has introduced a We regret to sec in a newspaper Mieh a
new feature in the exercises of the sev. statement a.1 was given to the .Stat
entli and eighth grades at the graded P'h'cr by i<s cosiespondeut lroin ihi>
school?a newspaper to which every ho* place at out the above allair. The cjiand
girl contributes weekly. This a o-.-p.aideni is either in total iguoiance
very interesting and instructive to tii i?*ets ot the occurrence and tinpupils,
who ail take grtat iiih ic.-t in I hi.- ( " naelcr <>i llie parties involved, or h.i?
work. uihully pciveitid the facts so as to
Jtev. Mark L. Carlisle delivered a verj 1*'? U?' I? l*' a?a?i.wt
able, instructive and interesting sermon cases should never be
toa large'congregation at the First Meth b>' hut lelt to the court
- i; . -i ?. i .... w- i... v and jury.
uumi ciiuu-ii Jiwu ouiiud> iii Miiiu^.
bubsciiptiou win raised alter the mi- * *
vices for tlie twentieth century ednea- Muster's Sales.
tiouAl fund, which uuiouutcd to < liout
H gyy Last week the list of i urchasers al the
? :??. ?= = Muster's soles Wits crowded out but we
VVOTT^J] tf.ve it below.
^ v - x/ Thomas laud sold in three tracts.
Modesty in .r11 .' "if v Ao. 1 to W. T. Jones for {>1045.00.
women is no *** J X<>. 'J ,o J. 1). Snutii for ('120.00. Xo.
than teai.ty ami 3 "* > ?. St,.III. I.Mr S110.UO.
wit Is it r.ny v I'm tci lands in two hucls. Xo. 1 it.
wonder that women
afflicted J U' Hui 101 *W-00'
with physical (S?*.. / -V?? I>.Utk\) lor $ I lot Mil). lluins lau<l it
disorders jxrcu- :;?V, i'\ I. A. Sawyer Attorney for $1,UU0a0.
lmr to their sex " ., > &
shrink from per- j't j lianetl laud to \\ . I'.. 1 lioinsoii fol
r.onal examine- '' 'TV' . /.'J ,.no.
lions bv male *1.3 . x. ,
physicians? The Sinif; lands m lour tracts. X>?. 1 n>
weaknesses and irregularities of worms |; Ji. Smiih and Leila 1'iuilt ?dU0 00
may l>e recognized bv certain emailing N , , A C) r $lMjOiU0< Xo. .'i
tymptoms. backache, lunihu he, beating
tiown pains, itrilabilityandr xtroan neiv- t" 1 lb Smith lor $1200.00. Xo. -1 to
onsnesH indicate dtrnngcnuiit < f the K. M. Smith for$8<X).00.
delicate female organism, brail field's be- .
male Regulator is the standard remcdv fci AH ure well pleascil with their purcharacteristic
diseases of women. chases its Union county real estate is a
.HI iMolMLO^IOUuloi,'^ inV?"m<mt ?'?">?*??
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VOX RAM V A XT.
Writes of the lusi^uifieiuwc of
Man?is Jlcuvy on the T. llow
Vneed Cifi'irettc Dude.
Etta Jane, Xov. l."?.?A. (i. Eoatley
Esq , of Kelt-m, visited his old army
comrade Joiiu Estes last Saturday and
returned home yesterday. These old
vets fought over many of their battles
together.
The l.ockliHit railroad Ikivs catue home
last Saturday and returned this a. m.
They rt-jKUt the work as progressing
llnely. Most of lho heavy grading on the
west end of the line is done.
llev. .). I'. Marion piraelad at Salem
yesterday. lie laid a large cougtegation
and everybody was apparently well
| ((leased with liitu. Ariaiigements a;e
1 made for him to (iioach twice a month.
I' >uv people have, long since made up
! their mii.ds that pnaihing only oi.ee ;i
1 month is veiy little U'Uer than no preaching
at all ami 1 folly .share in that opinion.
And I esidis our ministers me not able
, 'o mingle with their people as they
;should ai.d look after the home government
of their parishioners. From onmonth
to another everything gcrts told
and it H'tpiires a new start each month
in the tpir tual woik.
Mi.-s j'? 'tie iJlair began lior school at
this place last Monday.
Mrs. John Henry Fowler, who has been
liiite unwell tor some time, is better.
Mr. and .Mrs. \V. (J. ]Jlinkwell went
to the county seat to-day on a shopping
tour.
The wedding hells are beginning to
ring and hefoie the Christ in is holidays
are gone many happy souls will he looking
in ti e sunlight of uiatiimonial hli s.
When you tee a tallow face boy j lilting
at a cigarette we are reminded that
the fool-killer I; is employed inexp jcii aeiiclp,
he should do such work hiin-vfl.
We hate to sue hitter and sarcastic eonuoversies
going on in the newspap. is
ilovs it don't p-y. observe the old
adagi?nhe.ip < ,..> peak evil of you live
-o Ju h "dv W'.'.l he!:, ve it.
Mrs .!. \\\ : isekell, of Ilopewoli,
visited !: r p:; Ool-', Mi. and Mrs. .lolni
lisle--, i.t-i --a tin! a.
\V# ? .! lias i g a ii: o spoil of weather
or -ov lug what Ins sea: o.i and p.cp
an- I.e.it-; adv. of it.
One i!.iV i.e.* v.o-l; Wi li.ial W'.iOer,
US 1*11 1 ?\ id!.IT. W.iS till.>\\ !l lr?;:n 11.3
b.cycle nisi Iu.> i.eeit broken. I ii* was
'n 11 ng it carel SfiJy when the aecklctU
.ecurml. Vim i.ext?
Itev. .). \. I l.i at Messopotaiui.i
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Ti e ('. ! :. at Mis. S.t'.iie
t\sUT.. l.l-l ! I:, i, t.
Thcio wiii i?:* no eot.oi; to jvLk afa r
ilus week. 1. saUi>j>o.i imw ami most
it pickt .1 out.
The Fowler Hrotu . i have their gin
run:i:r;f ih .,r I.'.:.Is t ini.is this wee:i
I pel It; t!y j -h: ; .i-.? us; a to l-rli. w
(list u.e earl i intaie.s <?:? it-?a\Ics, l?ut
\v i i It hi . i ii:i nr.\ i':> i .1 itint in- iiiin<-H'
i.i l':o a\i.o . . s you have to do
with ion) tiif l> ,.i r. Many young ui"ii
m t ? 1!.ink ti n. localise lliey are on
. h<- s age of ai lion, the wosll ougli' to
.-pin la-tor on it j a.xie. Tliey see noising
of m) great importance as their o?? n
greatness. 'i iii.> e a.-s of p. rsuns cm
mute;.stand every luiiig eXCcp' llic.-e two
4 :ios: ion-:
l-t. 11.t!.o w?nid got on before t'.u-y
uiey name into it?
thai. How it * ill got on after they
leave it.
If any of that i l.i-'s of bigots wish to
solve I In .scspit: inns jnopi ri> they si:
go to the Atlantic o:cati a.?d thrust ;
i.Miiilirio' i.t" ill - int.) its hojo n an ton
|iu ,'i ig i; out tli.y uii. s- v that a . 11 it
opi ning is lill?d w.t'i li.e Wilier, so tn e
i :ts mi :usl Covers lie p! ice they npy
a:i : t iey are fergwlton.
Vox
A Tribute of Iiesi>ect.
Tii.* g ?-?il vi-ji.K'.-l w!i?ir iv ili. ;;r
for his sii -,i !i,i i t ike i r i nub
to I::s I)-.is >:ii. (I.i ili - 1 J U ii;iy of () >
!> !'. 1 .*?(.)'.). O.IY-I* !. Jilt' ?r. >
eh I 1 of Mr. an I Mi.i. I if Si:i;l!i, w
C?l. ? :! UW.iy lo uv.1,1 hi >21veil . p.iuil:e->
bf 'l? s s Mlri w.i.cis liiif.i lhost* ol liis
earthly lulliH*.
Much syui;>a liy is io I i?
p.ients. Do noi gi'MVri al'vOr iIi** little
aii^i-1, for it, is ar ivsI, waiting ani
watching ti w.v: nn to* i.exl oa t >
pass away. N-?y y.i i iiavs a irc.isare
in Heaven, wii.ch y ki n.\er h.ul b.-f.ov.
Sle p ??i ..ii. * >)., ,
! io.* lio::i o.olaiy caie
T 1> I. (V S...S Wl 11 l I.II,
You inhvi not iear.
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Mil rrin^c.
M .I'i'io 1 o.i I as l.si da of XviV. ai t c
resid nj* of lit* bride's faiinr, Mr,
Til >111 is Hippy. <>f l'i Hi . N. ' ,! > M
Uiz/.ie W'iiiii ,i, i.;' t'lois K"\s, I'lih:;,
county ?\ (', We txtcnl t-? l!:?
Collplv Co.ij. i.it;i a v.':iv, i .li for ill. in
a long umNuI u: it ii.tpjO inc. 1! v. K.
C. Watson, it >pas I inbutg, .S.
oiHciuling.
Com\>]imcutnry.
k1 ?ji\?n union times.
Dear Nir:? * I con hi 1
Iii li is Sii !?. ?"( t h.csliinab'e \nluc P.
an) one ami the paper is cluing great
Hex Nice ill Kit'.ii.g hocli a mii.i1 la iiniiiils
ut the ops*.
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In fact thi' wli tie gcc up of Tin
X I.M ES i.? all I il?tt lllY u! \* N.oill'1 \\ 1 ?!l,
Voi.is,
nv. u. alman.
.Ioni\svi!lo, N'uv. 10, 1 -1'0.
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Thutik*.
Wo wish l<> U;aiiiv i.in- iiiemis , 11<i
m'ir;iiln?is lor their Kind utloi.ti\vues>
"lollop little Maine's ilii.ess, null tlioii
la ait-leU s>iiii?atli> in our sad bcreaveliient.
Mil. and Mus, J. J?. Fosti'.u,
.Jonesville, ?\ C.
Kov. 14, IS1.til.
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SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS. j
1 Clipped at Random from-our State
Exchanges.
The MethodUt conference of South
Carolina will meet in Orangeburg in
December.
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The Southern Railway has purchased
several new freight and passenger
engines of the largest type
made.
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Etta Jane, S. C.?William Walker,
a colored boy about twenty years old,
fell from his bicycle while riding at a
rapid rate, and broke his neck.
Death was instantaneous, s. J. s.
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i Dr. Iloluies is earning on a tent
! meeting on the public square at
j 0reers and is having large crowds.
If!- K. .1 l.r.-i f
uitx-ra suuum uu very iiiuuKllii lOl'
the holy inllucnee of these noble
ministers and Christian workers.
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The fair this year is pronounced
by al!?ofhcials, visitors and citizens
?to have been one of the most enjoyable
and successful ever known.
Tnc business men of Columbia say
that th y had all they could do.
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' >n November -_nd there is to be
a big wedding at Clcndulc and in
honor of this event Colonel Gantt
will hold a grand irecption at Hungry
Hill, at which all newspaper
(men ure invited. Governor MeSwcency
will be present.
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From what can be heard from diferent
'quarters the indications are
that Darhngton will handle more
than 4,000,000 pounds of tobacco
this year. There seems to be a consid
iable quantity of the weed in the
c tin try yet, in fact nearly a fourth
i is now unsjld.
Greenville, S. O.?Mr. Stephen
Greene, the eminent mill architect
from B ston, is in the city. He is
now engaged in locating the site for
the Fraud-on cotton mills. The mill
building will be located near the
j Southern railway where it. crosses
! rlie Cox bridge road.
Barnwell, S. <'.?The November
| term of court for this county convened
Mondiy last, Judge 1). A.
lownsend presiding, with acting Solicitor
Townscnd and W. T. Bellinger,
stenographer, at their posts, ami!
the machinery of the court was at
once put in motion, resulting in a !
large number of convictions, tneial-y -
| iiie;ea>ini* the force now >n the
< h lingang and in the penitentiary.
MofletsviMc. S. C.?The cotton
<-r p has about all l.een harvested.
* 1!?I two-thiids of a crop made in this
ee'iort. hut wo hope the ad'-atiec i11
rice will partially cooip< n-aie for
the decrease in omn'itv. and the
foers will not sufhr as much ar
11* v first imagine I. A goal crop -a
' jPii hn.s heen made.
! he tvh phono hue from Anderson
t> Iva i- n i\V e mple'o. Iva is al.S ?
eoniieerid with Ce*?treviile and
h'lw dosvilD Tin-re is also a -In ri
<r.?!n-li fruin lea to this place.
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey according
to advices received in the city,
have accepted an invitation to spend
u time at Aiken at the home of Mr.
W. C. Whitney, and it is very hkel\
that the distinguished couple will
t <ke advantage of their proximity to
Charleston t > visit the Admiral's
varin friends here, who have given
him prcs-ing invit itioi s. The adtnird
lias a!rc:idy promised to visit Chari
!i s'-Ml li(-xt snr'nor ns n miest of thn
? i r> '? " n*? city.
l'iedm nt, S. (\?AVhilc a local
i'lviu'lit o i the C. & division of
; c Southern railway was pulling into
IMedinont, Wil :c Austin, the 14vcar-old
son of J. LA Austin, attempted
'<> board tl.c n an about li i f a
mile bil iw the do ot, lost bis foxing
and w is so 1 adly mangled th t it
was necessary to amputate his leg
just btdo.v th^ knee.
Flower Pots.
About four tli n.sand llower i>ols just
leeeiwd Iro n le. each up. At the
Won it-r ! loie.
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llnirmul Tooth li rushes.
I haw? just opine 1 up a new assortment
of lair Mil tooth brushes. Any
brush of this assentment proving unsatisfactory,
will l e replaced by a new
one if returned within 30 days from date
<>f purchase.
I mi\c's I >ru;j Store.
I Slick Advertiser, hut ns the cause
is (ioo it I kisses.
X w< is ph n'ifi.l but time is fcarce
II \* lii' h to write it up.
Tin ie will lie on enteitaimm nt giv n
a! 1'adgr !!' Creel; chinch next >atllida\
night. Tlie speakers are picp.tring for
the occasion and we Iiojk* to have a good
attendance. A small admission will fee
will lie charged that will go towards
paying for the organ. Everybody is
cordially Invited.
Uoss Kejs, Nov. 11, It a.
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mmmct.Miiu ii? am . i t-ibji? ^ ??^w?e??wot-^?????????i?
Harvest Time, Gathering'
Time and Winter Time
HAS ALL COHE.
And almost every household needs Shoes, Clothing, Ilats, Dresses, Flannels,
Blankets, (.? iilts, Chjk's, Jackets, etc. So it is wise to ask yourself the question,
where can I tmy good goods the cheapest?
Just read the following and you will decide at otic? that
The New York 3acket
la tlie place.
SHOES! SHOES!
Men's American Ties full stock at OSc worth $1.25 /
Oil (train Cieole 44 $1.00 44 1.35
44 (Jood Boots 44 1.48 44 2.00
44 Nice Patent Leathers 44 2.tK) 44 3.50
And a full lino of lle.-s Bros. lino Shoes from $3.48 to $1.73. The Bion Shoe
at S3.48 and $1 DO, host value over ottered. Joy It. Reynolds Goodyear line at
SI.'J8, $2.48 and S3.00. Good solid goods.
8oe our Regina Shae for Ladies, also the famous Goduoan line for Ladies,
Misses and Children at 4So to ?1.50. Every pair guaranteed solid leather.
CLOTHING!
We can save you money in this line.
LISTEN
Men's Jean Pants worth 48c for 23c
Suits 44 $4.00 44 $2.98
44 44 44 0.50 44 4.48
44 44 44 9.00 44 0 98
In fact, any kind you want up to the very nicest goo Is.
W* have the nobbiest line of Overcoats to be had anywhere.
Mens' Mackintosh coats ?1.23 up.
Boys' Miits Wtrlh ?1.00 for 75a.
'4 44 44 1 35 44 $1.00
44 44 44 1.75 44 1 .48
44 44 44 2.50 44 1.98
The biggest li-^i of II its in tiwn, styles a vl priest ti pb:U3 ereryboly.
Dry Goods Department
2,(00 yards aw Outing woitli 10c for 71c. B<-st line of Dress Goods, Silks,
Trimmings, Lining*, l'noings and Binding.*, including the well known 8. II. &
M Velveteens, Brush L Ice, Corduroy, Water Proof, Cord Edge, to be kail in the
city.
. Cloak Department.
A big li e Capes and Jack* ts ju.-t in. making the ilftli order already this saasoti.
Ladies' Cape 25c up. J-Lerv Inly sh.?n il >ec our new line of genuine fur Collarettes
from $3.98 to $13.48. Handsome styles.
Millinery Department.
We can dleaso you better this season than ever in Milliuerv Goods by giving
you the very newest ideas and best work for the lowest possible prices.
11 mms i iy liic carload. (Jripa by the peck,
]'rices so low you will rublxu'ncck.
NEW YORK RACKET,
CHEAPEST STORE ON EARTH.
X. Ji.?A'.ton live Snlfi-.nipn ami Salesladies take pleasure in showing you through.
A
Nice CftSP Buggy
Is one of the most serviceable vehicles
made. Ample protection makes it comfortable
in cold and wet weather, and its
lightness makes it adaptable for heavy
r o a d s
OUR PRICES ON BUGGIES
Are such as you never saw before.
OUR LIME OF HARNESS
Can't be beat for the money.
Union Hardware Co.
Dont Hiss His Opportunity!
All old goods going at HALF PRICE to
make roocn for new stock, which is daily
arriving. Come and inspect our stock,
we won't be undersold.
NEXT DOOR ABOVE DISPENSARY.
J. H. SPEARS.
OBHBHHnnBnKSIATJUn AT TriTT rt?nMg3?CMtQBMBMBM? ??|??j?
^#DR. I. M. HAIR,*^~
Crown and Bridg-e Office Bank Building
Work a Specialty. Union, S. 9.
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