The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, February 16, 1900, Image 7
A Big:
Thepr
We have jusl
of Chas. R. Smith
bargains in Cloth
D
HERE YOU WIL
$io, $12 and
$6 and $8
$5 and $6 E
OH ATS
HATS TH
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cunr
sj i i vy u.
m CHAS HEISER and
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We have (
toonumeroi
- see them.
A BIG LO
ABOUT 30Q 50c AND
NECITW
This is t
UNION COTTOf
FERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION
JUPPENING3 OF INTEREST ABOUT TOWN
Mi-. La gar o Blue knoll has returned
froui u visit to tils mot ler ami si.sUr ai
Chester, S. C.
See our stock of blind bridles, oil;<i
leather goois and sadlks. T ie O.d Beliable.
Miuter Ik bo, a prominent merchant
of Uuion county, was in town Satuid iy
?Lumens County News
When iu need of lludw.ire of am
description Cx.ine to the leadeis, The Ok
IT lleliable.
The Southern railroad has put on o
night operator again at this place,
llr. C. B. Gibson of Blackvllle, S. C.
ia itlA now tnnn
'' Agents ask $53, we get $19.30 cash
for fie drop head Demorest sewing
machine, warranted for 10 jears. TLt
Old Reliable.
IIa>o your new spring clothe.* lit ov?i
an UF. C.n cor.-et if you want theiu io
look right. The Old Reliable.
Mr. 11. S. Long, of Jonesville, dropped
in and had a pleasant chat villi u
yesterday, We are ghul to see him oui
[jjtt again, he has been quite sick with th?
Several communications and a lut oi
local news lias been crowded out thii
week, the communications will apianu
n?xt wtek. A number of the locals wii
have to die.
If you wanta slick-easy-runuiiig-haid
to wear-out and easy-to-keep-slurp loi
of plow?, we are the people. The Olo
Reliable.
The mill bee is beginning to buz. if
the bonnets oi the good people of Car
lisle. We will have something to
about their mill later. Prospects art
favorable there for a mil).
We publish in this it sue a proclaim*,
tion from the Governor offering a re
ward of $100 for the apprehension o
the turtles who burned the property oi
J. C. Harris, we presume this l anio ii
meant for J. C. Farr?tr, but we have m
authority to cbaue the i.amo.
On-the 2nd page of this issue will b.
found a communication copied from tlx
Ruliegh Ntws and Observer, signed bj
H T. Morgan President of the Vlrglni.
Chemical Company. Mr. Morgan set
forth his c< mi 1111%'a eid? <?f tli? f..rliliv?
que>tlon. And us lite fur mots have oul}
heard one aule we publish the cotnmuui
cation so cur leaders can ? ? what tin
company have to aay regarding the increased
prkc hi fertilisers.
* ? . " - .
IHEmStcWlf.VftilYlitotifr1 MBfIk' MtJftvi**r
Smash
ice of CI
k purchased the en
l and are giving so:
ling ever known.
L SEE REDUCTI
I $15 Suits now $6
" $4
ixtra Pants " $3
HATS
AT WERE $3.BO NO1
3.00
" 2.00 "
SWe also bought a
we are selling at v
J. S TURNER SHOES
1 $6.00 now $2.50 to $
Dther bargair
is> u jnifcjiiiiori
T OF NE
80o NECKTIES GOING
EAR GOING AT 20 AN
he opportunity of a
1 MILLS DEPAB
1 lie ?100,000 appropriation voted for
pubic schools by the Ilouse was killtd
in i he Semite by the close vote of 18 to
17. Senator Douglass voted agiinet the
appropriation, an iffort was made to
appro)-r ale ?00,000, but was lost by 10
to i". The citadel approp>iat.ion ha.1
b i n cut from ?11,200 to Si,.100.
j ! ? jiwe imvn ot Union lias voted
led nt:y $">0,000 for public impt'ove
, lO.en s. including H-weing", and Ne-.v.* ;
v istd ill without ;i system of sewera/r
.imi no efforts being made to establish it
i ?/ill not our people wake up and
iinwo in lliese important matters."?
>er.-dd and News.
\Vh.t is the mutter mith Xe.vberry, we
lot *c like to see her get behind but *he
1 !i ul l*;st get a hump on if not Union
w.b pass Iter on the road "progress," we
' are coming, juet ktep au eye on Union
f.)i points.
t 'ol Elliott Estes and Mr. K. F. Furcusson,
representing Tho Prudential Insurance
Co, are at the New Ceniur)
an i will be glad to figure with anyone in
f.c? d of life irisu lance. The Piuudeut>nl
is one of the t>est companies in the
United States and last j ear w rote mon
i o v business than any other company if
ikt world. It will not cost yoiucii;!
t ? get. their pii.es and as they do not
i o ejou l>y icrtistHigon your taking tlioii
, o'.icy, it io a pleasure to hear then,
talk on their favorite subject. Call oi
them and they will surpiise you by the
i.lxial contracts they aio off ring.
A shooting scraps occurred out in tie
Cross Kejs rectiod list week bet wee
1 Air. Dave Bishop and Mr. J. Bennett
As far as we can learn the particulars
. . Ir. Bishop was workiinr for Mr ibn.
net t. They became involved in a dilB
culty about a ne^ro diiver. It seem
Jiat Mr. Bishop c inMdercd the negr?
( haiJ been put over him. Ilot wort's
turned and Mr. Bitliop went off an
' came back with a pistol, the ipurr 1 wa
f resumed and Mr. Bishop 11 red ssveru
shots at Mr. Bennett, winch just mlsse
iiirth-nJ. Mr. Bennett seized his doubt
barrel shot gun and emptied both barrellu
Mr. Bishop's face and neck. It hap
;>eued to be loaded with small shot and
we understand that Mr. Bishop wasiu.i
; fatally wounded. The above is the information
we have been aide to gathei
in a rouul about way, and do not know
il it is authentic.. We can see no ou?
who makes a definite sUtemont of tin
, foots.
COTTON PLANTERS
who arc interested in high prices for cot1
ton next fall can hear of something t<
their advantage by sending a postal car*
. at once to
THE ABA MS COTTON" COMPANY
Charleston, 8. C.
7?it.
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-up in
othing
t
r
tire clothing stock <
me of the greatest ;
t
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r
ONS LIKE THIS: I
, $8 and $10.
.50 to $ 6
i to $4.50.
HATS I
W $2.80 c
2.00
1.80, 2.00
il
good lot of Shoes which 1
ery low prices. 5
> THAT WERE $5.00 >
300. 1
1
is in this line \
. Come and .
i
i
CKWEAR.
AT 30 AND 35c. 40c
D 25c.
l lifetime.
1TMENT STORE.
Gets a Salary.
At Ul3 last. meeLi'l\r r>f Ml:> lo'Vn Oinn.
oil?lit y adopted a rule to pay the clerk
ami treasurer a salary in-dead of a comiins.
i 1, the salary is lixvd at ?G0j a
>1.1 The clerk formerly roci'ivetl a
t'on.i .iision which amounted to mui-h
:ooi than litis per annum. Mr. Sawy r
np,?.>, >eiuo^t of \V. I?. Arthur and
ouhri got a bill Ihronyl. the l"-;islaiur?i
dj i. 13 the method f>oiu commission
l.i a ary, uinauut Ur l>' fixed by tt.t
town -oiuicil. Mr. W. D. Arthur \\a*
e-e e..led to the position of clerk and
L'e:w.o;er for the ensuing year.
A IIot Member.
Wo have secured a correspondent for
NY est End who is a hustler and will keep
up w i n the news ou the iii 1. lie is a
hot member and pushes a pithy pci\
ills name is Mr. George Cuinmings and
i? w ill appreciate any happenings ot
ut.-rest on the hi.l which may lie cal'iV
io Ins attention. He is authorized to
ecript for subs uiptious to Tlie Times.
?iul now that tlie mill jioople have then
tow n represented we ho;*) to se j many
Dimes added to our li-.t over there. Mr.
..illumines can l#? funt.a ?i ? i...
0_ ? uv vuv I'upillill
C iiijumv Store.
Union Minstrels.
The Uniou Minstrels are playing to
t largo audience who seem to bo
ihor-Aighly appreciating the fun,
jurtgWig from the applause as wo g?<
to ureas. There is no excuse for
Union ever wanting for a first-class
litertuimnent with such talent as has
seen displayed by our local troupe,
they give as good entertainments as
the average traveling thow and a
*jreat deal better tluiu many of them
Buried go Years.
While digging a grave in the ceiuu
rv a few days ago the sexton un art,md
a child's metalic collin. The
.id was removed from the glass and u
.jluld's |fuce was aeeu in a perfect
u,ut? of preservation. The date or
he coffin was 1801. There is consid
irrbio speculation as to whoso ehilr.
it could have been. This child wasburied
before the town of Union waslocated.
There 'seems to be no way
I ~ - 1 -I
aiming me mystery.
Hunting Heirs,
We liuve received a comrauiilcatio;
from a gentleman in Texas which wi
publish below. If any of our leader*
are interested they can correspond w ill
air. Malmgren:
Houston, T?x\, Feb. 12,15)00.
Editor T mcs: I am looking for the
heirs of Ja lies G. Minor ai.U Braddock
Nyle, who are supported to have lived Hi I
yoqr State about 1840. Any infoim -tioi,
will t>9 received with thanks by,
i Yours truly,
IIhnky MALHOKBN, BOX 6*3
The Jim Crow Car.
The Souate has agreed to the Hous
amendments to tho Jim Crow Car, c
eparate conch bill of the House, an
the same will becomo law. The bl
provides a first-class cur for eac
race, tho accommodations to bo th
<amo. Tho uniform ruto will be
^ents per mile. There shall bo n
second-class car nor second-class rate
ihis is practically the Georgia la\
The uniform rate of three cents is i
mmpromise between the old first
ilass rate of 8J cents and tho second
:lass rate of 2$ cents. This is a ven
food arrangement. It keeps th<
oads from losing, and separates thi
aces.
nn a/^i a ha a
ri^WL,/\m/V 1 IUi\
State of South Carolina, 1
Executive Chamber, J
"Whereas, information has b:>eti re:eived
at this Department that oil th<
?clay of Novemlier, A. I)., 1H9U, tin
tati), stablts, nine nitiles, wheat, fodder
>eas, corn, steam engine, ngricultura
mpkments of E>tate of J. C. Harris, ii
lie county of Union, Pinckney town
hip was burned, and tbero being roupoi
o believe that tiie burning was an act ol
ncendiarism,
Now. Therefore, T, M. li. M :Sweenej
Jovernor of the State of Sonlli ( 'aroliua
li order that lust ice rn:iv he
lie majesty of tlie Jaw bo vindicated, dt
leiebyoffera reward of O.ie Ilundret
Joilars for the apprehension and convic
ion of the person or persons who com
nilted said act of incendiarism.
In Testimony Whereof, L have hore
into set my hand and caused the Urea
-te d of the State to be Hthxcd, at Colum
>i,i. this ninth d ly of February, A. D
t'JhO and in the one hundred and twenty
'ourtli year of t lie Independence of th
Unit i d States of America,
by the Governor:
M. B. McSweknky.
M. II. Cooper,
Secretary of State.
7-lt
NOTICE.
To the Republicans of Union County:
r'hercbv call the Chairman of eae
Polling Precinct of Union county t
m'M't at Union O. II. on t lie '22nd day i
February, at 12 m., and bring delegate
o county convention to transact sue
tiusiness as shall come before it.
J. p. Sartor,
I. W. Dawkixs, Chairnuu.
Sectetary.
I tUv 13, 11KK) 7-1t
For Rent.
A t'rsirublf re&Meaw oa Clitm:li stivtV
?-T? o.J m il of \v:i!?-ras1li'.- city
;v.r.j varden ana oonvru.. r i sta* 1? i
i. . <l-.v?llin-, i Arilii u; in v- : '<
tj.M 1ia5live foosci-i, foiinoil.v ,-.c\
i I > Mr. \V. J> Wilkins I o i>
?;.*?>. h!?*, l?y month or year.
. ? L J*. 'YAONoN
7 ' <: At Y->or?jT. th? ?.;o. .
"otics to Tf3spass?r5.
A'i j *-i:;oir? RiC hereby li
.i.> lair it'I* iraS})lusMg >:c lii Lm< .> !
vi:? ii.cni i cuijiduy lrtints i.ear (.'iun u
ill lie i> o-eculed to I bo lulKxieot.
i no taw.
KEEP OFF!
Cake dueno'ijo and govern yoursel
<ceoidingly. John L. Vol'no.
Feb 7lli, A. D. 19U0. Agent.
7-yt
Cemetery Notice.
Th.? committee of the cemetery snciet
i ultil to know that a much needed cen
U?ry has bten provided by the tow
u;t.ioritie?, and refer persons wisliin
qoa'cs to the Mayor, ;n all the grow
.its Urn taken in the old ceur-terv
1'hi* does not refer to persons alreai
w. ing squares.
Notice.
FOR SALE?One pair large, fin
a do*, 7 years old, at Ilow/. 's >tible.
If. V CilST
Feb. 13, 1903. 7-2f
THIS
On the first day of Mi
ch*1i basis, which will enable
Aorid. \V e have alrsa !y wo
heaper Furniture than aty
We are Warriors in
h ive to be in a stir all ilic tii
ive years has been a caution
Ciirh over a credit system.
Wc have the cream ot
erfi b?. ttcr service, better accc
iny other house in the State.
^?-OUR I
FURNITURE, CARP;
CURTAINS, WIN1>0\
TOILET SETS, TIN
bailey rm>
Iionrd Meeting.
,e The County Pension Boaid will mce
)T -tt Union C. II., on the llrst Monthly it
d March next, promptly at II o'clock, a
in. Township Boards are requested U
h meet in their respective townships 01
e Saturday, Feb. 17th, at 11 a. iu.,to inakt
8 and send in their reports witli all the re0
visions that are needed or that they desire.
It. J. Bf.tii.l,
v O. B. Fowleh, Chairman,
n Secretary.
Jan. 2o, 1000. 4-3t
f Notice of Application for
3 Appointment of Guardian.
1
The undersigned gives notice that a
petition for the appointment of the Judge
r of Probate for Union county as guardian
| of the estate of Robert ISugine Clover,
John and Susan Gieer ininois, has Won
tiled in the Court of Common Picas for
Union eounty. That no tit, comix-tent
or responsible person can lit: found who
is willing to assume such vuardianship
It. V. G isr,
Administrator of John R.Geer. deceased
For Sale.
I offer my liouw ami lot in the town of
Union, S. 0., on Church street for sale
on very reasonable term'*.
Address: Mrs. M. It. Lamfley-,
4t. Sumter, S.C.
i friction!
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iFrictionless Bat
t
e Try ours. ^
every pound t
faction.
h
! Union Hat
UNIOl
FplxfS
The above cuts are r* pre-?*i?tat ions
md-paniUd china, no>v on exhibition a
to our cust< nvrs.
We guarantee th -t otir p?ie.cs on g
ff-r is made for the purpose ot iucreasii
we tru'v appreciate their patronage.
Tins ware is rapidly taking the pl.iei
?ih< that soft, white, velvety finish; is
e -e liest in the world. Tim shajn's a
! en designed to meet, tie- tastes of the
Ii is only by our guaranteeing to i
?ve l?e,en able to get. it. at a price that p
Our assort in- nt consists of Cups an
rimer Plates. Piatteis. Covered Dishes,
.id everything else which goes to m ite
We earnc.-tiy invite yen to call and
>u full infoimation. Yer
?UROELL CA
_l
ircli, It 00 we aie poing to cut c
ih i 1 give our customers the cl
11 the reputation ot celling more
orlnv vo concerns in the Stab* :
t our Hue of business, ami Peac
ne, siu'l the way wo have been
and h?n taught us by experience
the trade and it is our pride am
tmifiodi lion, more go yds and tin
-INE !S COM
BTO, MATTING, RXJG3
V STAGES, CORN ..OS 1
S?r:s, LAMPS, I'lOl
IT" 1 LU-f!
lit * Wniife.
M.
RALPH K. CARSON. II. L. SCAIFE.
t CARSON & SCAIFE,
i
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
)
l
>, Special attention given to real estate
and collections.
JAMES MUN 110. I>. It. DUNCAN;
V. !'. SANDERS.
Munro, Duncan and Sanders.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.]
Office No. 4 Law Range, I'nicr,
PU C r "
*>?y
Dissolution of Partnership.
Th? firm of Mclaughlin & Brown
has this day lioea dissolved by mutual
consent, \V. I). Brown retliing from \he
| linn.
I All poisons indebted to the Dim will
please cull and make prompt, settlom ei t.
Persons holding claims a gainst thefjfcl ui
will please present them to the undersigned.
D. L. McLaughlin,
IV. J) Brown.
Union, S. C. Jan. 2nd. l'JOO.
;kss.^
\nt strictly first-class
>bit Metal
JV e will guarantee
o give perfect satisdware
Co.
M, s. C.
of ;i few pierps of huwkomely decorated,
,t our store. \\ hich we intend giving aw*y
*oda will remain 1 ha game This special
lg our t ayle und slnwiug the people that
? of White Granite or Iron Stone China,
of the finest q:t ilil.e, and without dollllt
re of t tie very latest p litems and have
most f .ist id ions.
use a large quantity of this ware that wo
its it w thin the roach of all.
'1 Sau-v rs. l'io Plates, Breakfast. Plates,
, Cr.-ain Pdohers. Sugar Howls, Tea Pots
qi .i FIXE SET OE 1JIS11ES.
iiisp-v.t it. when we will cheerfully givo
y respi ^iu'ly,
SH COMPANY.
Luu ?q
ur badness down toasliictiy
henpost l'urmtnre market in the
Furniture, Ho it it Fr.rniUire and
n t 'vix twici the m/. 3 o! Union
:e Disturbs Our Hinds. W e
tu nng out goods lbr the past
3 t.h * va'iio and ail vantage of a
] that we give our customer
qu ihty !<>r less money than
PLETE.
, \ TD A TIT SQJJARES,
PC US, WALL PAPER,
?tL ES AND FRAMES.
nn^PANY
\S IteM kfi <a y w 4 * to D ithti Hill