The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, July 20, 1900, Image 7
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For a seas
one feels tl
9 Singapore Pineapple C
delicious at
Maracliino Cherries, rei
at, but tatter to the palate..
Lipscomb, Speights & C
and the genuine fruit flavor, \
Monarch Asparagus
cious
Mrs. Kickl s Pin Moi
made,
Seville's Pimolas, fine
pepper
Potted Turkey and
Block's Winsdor Wafers
^ of a snowfiake
Kingun's Haines and
Every pound guaranteed gooi
Call on u
5 .
longing tl
haunting y
YOUNG Ti
Lroeal Laconics.
H1P1?IN1H03 OF INTEREST ABJUT TO'
M?* Charles 11. ^miili snout last \v<
at Glean Springs.
Mrs. W. D. Wilkins las returi
from Spartanburg.
Miss Mau?. Carrier is visiting at
Linden.
Mrs. W. It. Kilii4.t, of Winnsboro
Visiting Mrs. Peri in.
Miss Lillie Foster, of Jonosville, si
Tuesday in the city.
Mrs. Y. L. Poole is visiting at Ci
j AiicIkh tbi3 week.
Miss Maud Kelly is visiting relat'
(In the city.
Mbs Nina Colton entertained
friends Wednesday evening.
MtM Etlielind Goas bus returned fi
an extended trip North,
v' Mis. Jeannettc Wallace visited fiic
in Mississippi lat>L montli.
Miss I.ucile Mimnaugh, of Columl
i is visiting Mrs. T. C. Duiicaii.
h Mm Sumner SmlUi ret m m d Moi.
! night from Saluda, N. C.
j- Mia. Capt. Farr hits been vii&iting
\ mother at Blacksburg, S. C.
[ Miss Annie Tucker from (icorgeto1
I is visiting Miss Marie Clifford.
m A i Hiss Pearl Humphries is sikhh]
\ ^-iionietlibe with the Misses Sa tor.
v Miss IVnrl Harris left Tuesday
Rock Hill to visit ber grandmotli r.
I>r. II. A. Daniels, is visiting
sister, Mrs. Williamson, on Main str
Miss Fannie Edge b ft Sunday to 1
charge of tier sib nil at M'.. Moiiah.
Mrs. W. II. Sartor and little dang
left Tuesday for the mountains.
Mm Tan Mclaughlin and chili
W6 si?piling a white at Cross Kejs.
Mrs. F. II. Shuler has gone to Gr
ville (n a visit to relatives.
Miss Marie Clifford leaver to-dasNew
Yotk. We wish for her a plow
trip.
Misses Mary aa.l Cornelia finer
spend next week visiting relatives
Jonceville and 1*. c ?let.
Mrs. Eraslie Nicholson and l.er
? children, SheppirJ and Francis I
gone on a visit to Wayi.esvllle, N. C
Mr. L. \V. Ayers, rece itly grade
from Clem on, is visiting at the liom
his half-brot'ier, llev. Mr. 8linler.
^ Miss Janie Ilanev, of Woodstock, (
and Miss Ku' y Gaffney, of Gaffney (
are in town viaitin; Miss Ethel Fo
E '
>sed
Delicacies
on when every
le need of such.
'hunks, 1 jII) Mat cans, fresh and
20c can.
1 or white pitted, beautiful to look
50c and $1.00 per jar.
o's. Superfine Jelly, clear as crystal
veil worth 15c glass.
laps, delicate, tender and deli
30c can.
ley PicklGs, said to be the finest
*. 35c bottle.
;st Olives, stufier with sweet
35c bottle.
Chicken, delicate and satisfy
25c can.
nothing better made in the way
: 20c pound.
Breakfast Bacon fresh every week.
J.
ls and ease the
tat has been
ou so long.
he GROCER.
Mrs. Brissie is visiting in Gaffney.
Mrs. J. IF. Sizars is visiting in Kelton.
WN Miss Snjdor, of the New York Racket,
lias leturued home.
?ek Mrs. M. W. Bubo and children aie
visiting in Cross Keys.
i \r. < i
|)Ct] i mi. (inn <11 rs. .?flint's ami rreu are
visiting rcjalivi'8 at Star Farm.
Miss Blanche Gamer has returned
from a pleasant stay in Jonesvillc.
, js Mis. J no. 1'. Bice and son. of Jacksonville,
Fla , are visiting Mrs. Jacob
. Bite.
cut
Mrs. V. E. IVPass and ron have
sought the mountains of N. C. for the
;oac
summer.
Miss Cleo Pat ion, of Clinton is visitiug
Misses Fannie and Beulah Kdge, of
this city.
hci
Miss Kthel Foster has returned after
otn i few day's stay with the Misses Spears
of Jonesvillc.
k Miss Maggie, Bot>o, who has been on a
visit to Mrs. W. II. Poole, lias returned
j to Cross Keys.
J Mr. John Vambeit, of Marshall, Tex.,
i is visiting at the home of Major 11. J.
1 Bctsill, at Cross Keys.
. r Mrs. N. M. Binder and the Misses
Kthel Walker, M ie Foster, Anna Belle
Johnson and Nelie Sartor are attending
|?n
' the summer school at Bock Ilill.
1,,,p j I>IED?On West End. Tiifeday aftcrj
noon, .Inly IS, tlie infant iind only child
ol I of John L\ Coleman. It was Rick but ?
few days and was eleven month* old.
,,1S ! MAHRIEI)?At the II pti-t. pa sonape,
***" j Union, S. C., Sunday, July loth ins*.,
^ Mr. Thos.|Sims aid Miss MuttieThomas.
I lev. D. C. Freeman olllciating.
bte1 John Edgar and Kstelle, two of Mr,
Jno. It. Mathis' t hildien, who have beer
lap sick with diphtheria aio both very ruucl
j better.
ecu-; The readers of Tun Timks are asket
! to judge us leulenlly this week. Mr
r.? I Mathis. the editor, is ouarsintinwl'ot
I *' ' ' 1
<ant ! account of having diphtheria in his home
. I am trying to hold things together foi
...! him in his ubscusent'O.W"'
T \f I?
, ! L. M. Hick.
I JiL
John Meador, Ephriam Foster. Car
j lisle IViriu and some otheisof our Unioi
i h >ys have g-tne to the mountains on s
)HVf i
| tenting expedition. We liuatiheyma;
I have a delightful tiip.
itetl j
o of I FOR SUPERVISOR
j I hereby annonnea myself a candid.ib
[la ' I"oftlne ??f Co'inty Supervisor **\
'itv' 1 n>l ",f> fu'es of tin
y' | Femocr.tiic pi imary.
Ujr- ' J IJ. T. Scott.
?? - 4^* 4 >
r
HOUSE OF REPRESENT
TIVES.
I respectfully anuource myself a c.i
didate for number-hip in the House
Representatives from Union count
subject to tlte Democratic prima
election. C.VURKL II. FOSTEU.
liifi Pic-nic.
Tie* neinhltot hood Sunday eclmols I;
an enjoyable lisli fry and pic-nic at (list
bridge Wedncstay. .Inly IS. It is i
ported that II. F. Scaifc, of Union, ai
Tims. Hyatt, of Jonesville, alony \vi
candidates Scaifo Lancaster, Hetc
billyh, Gore, Fa r, Long, Sunders at
Scott mule Sunday scitool tpeecle
One matt was beard to remark tit
HieiitT IaniR made tin* besLs|K?ech of a
though lie had not been ill a Smul
school in one hundred ytars. It w
als.t n marked that c.ind dates litt'll
and lieteiilKintrh at!Tl one other wlo
name could not In recalled, matte th?*i
sclvis useful in the way of getting tl
lislt ready to fry. The Indies gave it o
thai if any canoidate wanted tlicit mi
l?ort he must litatlo himself nst-fi
Tinse gentlemen proceeded to help tl
ladies. A hint to the pastors: Ferlta
some of these c mdidnUs have not h <
ut-ed as freely i t .Sunday schools ;u lit:
lit tinuo tomihl iii.li.ioto
HUIViXJ HUUIVI 1 ?V* IVi%V\>?
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Remaining in the Poet Oflieo
Union, 8. C., for the week endii
July 20, 1900.
Mr. Wn>. P. Anderson.
Mr. Henry iiatrs.
M r it J. Relue, Jr.
Mrs. Nannie Jirowulow.
Mr. Andy Cannon.
Mrs. Panuie Clark. (2 )
Mr. J. II. Colo.
Mr. John II. Davidson.
I^ewis Denbe.
Mr. J. II. Deal.
Mrs. Pason Pi Id 9.
Miss Polly ' Fair.
Mr, G. F Grant.
Mr. Jan. P. J ?ncs
Mr. J Bert. Joi o'.
M r. Sam Johnson.
Mr. Levi Kennedy.
Mr. W. T. Laws>n.
Mrs. Mat tie Moore.
Mrs. Elizabeth Muss.
Mr. ,J.>hu Murry.
Mr. \Vm. Jiiil yigJer.
John Shanks.
M r. II >hert Stevens.
Mr. It. P. Walter.
Mr. I.?ee Webster.
Persons calling for llie aliove le
i? rs will please f-ay if ad vertised, an
will be required to pay one cent I<
their delivery.
J. C. Hunter, P. M.
BARBECUE.
I will give a kst-dass I arbecue at Shi
Faucet i'> Spring, Saturday, .'ulv28tl
2S-;iL C. M. S ales.
FUlt SALE.?One Ihdrougl brc
Jersey cow with young c ilf. Apply t
J. J. I.1TTLEJOIIN',
_>T-:it Jouesville, S. C.
SERIOUS RIOT AT SELM/
Strike Sy in |?? til IItofiisfl to Alkr
Operators to Work.
Ski.ma, N. (J., Apvil 1(5.?This villus
is the storm eerter of the Southern rai
way telegraphers' strike.
Most of the village sympathize wit
the strikers. Four railway jxtlieo ai
here to preserve order, but are lielple,
41... .*..^1. 41...4 fU? ..t.
Kft'iVii' uiu 1IIUW llliib Miinmuun I IH- nu
tion. All efforts to instill the new op
rator have been in vain, as a mob of 1
or 100 gathered and said it would hi
' the iirst man who entered the oiliee.
mob boarded the train from Norfol
looking for another operator, but lie wi
not there.
The wires are cut and the oiliee is sti
locked. The names of some of the ne
were secured. They told the opera ft
that if he tried to telegraph his li
would not be worth 'I cents.
At Gibsonville there was trouble,
new operator arrived on the train. T1
conductor opened the station and tl
operator was put in, but as the train le
the strikers and sympathizers rushed i
i and ejected the new man.
WORK FOR GOOD ROADS.
The Airltntion to lie Continued Wi
Increased Ardor.
Now that the League of Auierlci
Wheelmen lias abolished Its racing il
k pertinent every attention wi I be Tivi
tlio ntlwd* lirfl nf wnrtr 'I ! /? t.in
Important of those Is the lilt, ay li
i proveinent department, to which Is I
, tr us toil the work in behalf of the Bo
( roads movement.
The league has made rapid strides
this movement, particularly during t
past year, hut the racing question li
> reflected upon this as upon all otli
t departments, tlie belief being dissei
hinted that none of 1 lie branches
league work could he made effect i
until the racing question was settled
The niost important work nccoi
i plished last year was the holding
many good roads conventions In va
r ous states, the introduction of liigliw
Improvement measures in many of t
state legislatures and the evolution
the movement to national proportioi
- as was evidenced by the bill luti
duecd in congress calling for an appi
t print Ion of $o,000,000.
Constitutional amendments were 01
' rled in Michigan and Minnesota, ami
large amount of cducatiou 011 the si
Jeet was circulated by the league. .
of (Ids work will be continued duri
the present year, hut upon a nltt
f larger scale than heretofore. In fa
tlds will be one of the most imports!
agitations of the year aside from t
residential elections.
*
k A SCENIC HIGHWAY.
Pinii I'or u Ilonil .".<<? MIIom I,one (? i
11?? III? IVIlllC .MoUlIt illN.
ol (Jo v?*ii?i ?r ltollins of Now I [ji in ichiro,
l-.v. Nnhain J. ilachcldcr. seerotary ol' tin*
y board of agriculture of that state, and
l)r. .lobn 1>. (juaeUenbos, emeritus professor
of rhetoric in Columbia. are ellmined
in tlio planning and eonstjueiioa
of ii scenic road ot'iO mill's lung mostly
El* 1 in New Hampshire. A society is being
t's formed, of wbiidi Professor <>nackcnbos
will lie president, and as soon as a
1"' company has been incorporated stock
will bo issued. Others who are'work""
iyg for the mad are Colonel .lolib Hay,
1 federal secretary of state; Colonel
llaskcll of Newton and Central Criifts
lj of I let lifelicm. 'l'iie governors < f .Mas'
sacliusctts, Conii'i-lii-ut and Vermont
* have expressed their friendliness toward
(lie project as a benefit to the
,. whole New Hnglaud m amain country.
,, "The scenic read." said Professor
ic QlWlckctlbos. "will l;e a:i o::l rrnivili nf
lit the Konoral movement for :;.i til r aids
p- i;i that, sect ion. Tho roads are 11 >
il worse than those in any other moun'
tainotis region in tliis eountry. end
l,ft some of them are away above the aver"
aj;o, hut il is notorious that few A titer*
r iean mails, judirod. say. by Kttropcan
standards. comport with our develop
ment in other directions. Our road
will tie a uinendnmi/.ed turnpike, with
tolljmtes at frequent intervals.
H' "The lu st macadamised r? ads cost
lietween $3,."?<l0 and J?r>.(?00 a mile; wo
estimate that our fitit) mile road will
cost 5?-.bttO.tMHt. This tijjuro may be
excectlcd or red need, according to tlte
extent to which we deem it expedient !
and consistent to avail ourselves of
roadways already laid. Wo shall probably
avoid existing thoroughfares
more often than iniirht be iinauined,
far oftonor titan ordinary readme hers
would consider neeessary. Koads at'"
usually liuilt nearly i:? a straiirht line,
but our road will i?e unique in that it
will have tto roforotteo to commercial '
eonvetiienee or economy of time, it i
will wind in and out of wood.; and j
fields, up and down hilN and slopes,
skirting lakes and orossln;; streams
and past historie >p .t .
"AutomohiHsfs using it can carry
with them provisions, jrelf tilths, tish
lug rods. shotguns and what not without
impairing the mobility which tin
share in almost e?n;al measure with
the wheelmen. To them the It
scenic road will offer attractions not *.o
bo I'ounil elsewhere. It is intended
ni:ii:ily for automobiles, bicycles and
horses. A New Yorker. with his fan:!ly.
could set oi:t in his automobile to
spend his mention nlonj; the scenic
road. lie wot.'(I proceed to New Koj
ehclle, Ktamford :t:t:I I-ri?!:'? port,
through the Mcrkshirc hills and the
>r Iloosae mountains, to Itcnuiu;;U>n. Yt.:
thence through a trap in the (Ireezi
mountains to I'.rattlehoro, and en the
Keene, N. II., tappiy.^ the scenic road
there.
"The road will start from Ilestou and
proceed diacMiady to the Connecticut
III river, thence tip the Connecticut valley.
with a wide curve around the eastern
beach of Lake Sunapee, on up almost
*1 to the headwaters of the Connect lent,
o hack a train past the foot of Mounts :
Washington and Adams and throtsjrli >
the rest of the White mountains, nlnnx j
the ritrht shore of Lake Wiu'.iip!seoy,'ce, i
across to tito sea. tliroujtli I'ort mozztli
and (Jlotieester, and so mi back t > ton.
Thus the tourist v. ill traverse I
IV I
mountains, forests, lakes, rivers, sea- j I
shore and settlements."
'.C THE MOUNTAIN LION.
Over bare ridges, through dense thickets gliding,
?, Stealthy and Mire do I follow my prey!
Along the dark canyons, in tangled terns hiding, 1
fO Helen (less I trgll, ami remorseless I slay!
Kg Strong tiro mv >im ws ami traekle s inv Minding; j
Noiseless as d.w is lite t'.i'l of my pass;
Slieallied io the lolds of their xclvclx Idltdtng
S- Tougher and shar|? r than steel are my claws.
Switt as a sword ate my exes in their seeking,
l-> Piercing the day or lie- Math. t < f nights
11 Sleek is my iiiuwd". uilIt hluotl ufteii reeking;
t Heady my teeth for lite foem.tn who fights.
I .tin a king; dust llioti a-k toe to hatllc?
lit thither thy strength, for I gi'<e not a sign!
IS What! Alt thou sounding to soon thu death
rattle?
I drink lo thy health 111 l!.c hlcod that was
(j( thine!
?Alfred 1. Townsend in Overland Monthly.
Cotton >1111 f'liiirli'i'cd.
Cof.l'MUfA, S. ft., April 31.?The Midu>.
dlelmrg Cotton mill of Batcsbnrg, lias
l<> boon chartered with n cu pi till of ?7f>,ODO.
It is nu old mill which is b; iti.tr robnilt.
1,1 The Terry Market company of Charleston,
has applied for a charter. Th-- cap- |
ital stock is to be ?">,000, nail tbo busi- |
ness is to be that of commission mer- j
chants, dealing in llsh, game, etc. 1
sBEWARE
It is now conceded ,th
a- potent factor in spree
" scores of people who
Hl that these white wint
in pumping into their vc
110 disease.
as Don't., for the soke of tt d<
icr ,
i?. think of tlio weeks of suffering tti
of in the end.
Here They
v SO' a i
of A Tj
: U1
ii>- A TWO DOTjLAU 15ILL that
^ oiher "JJills" ami brings undistu
t-h iii^ht "Skveters" and the lneaiuh
c*? N KT from '
%/liLEY FURNI
;
, - nt?m
k* !?.v:n | r. c li n t
\ " ?/ ! TV'S> I i;i / r . '
>?., fj -?L (* 2cin:n^ Fcwd<
Xx v r?v, ??-. T-, r ,..-..
' 'Vr~\r > -' '
?r?r!t UC,.', 1 "
Is the piime i\M|uisiU' in ;ill drills v
irinrs. No n Kilt cm' how ciuvful
l ...
pouiuiiT, iiKiny ;i proscription lo. es
impurity of duo ur morn iiu'ivdien
dt'lt'lfrious uoinhiiiations ;tiv ihrmcil
posite to those intended hy the phy
"PURITY OF IVIATERI
"ACCURACY IIN
Art- the wcrteji-tvords of our |
ZEMP'S PF
Honest S0
Women....
The words "qu
style ami fit " often cover a multitu
sins when applied to Women's Shoes,
makers of the "Ilcrrick" Shoes Inn
perfect skill that long experience aloi
give?inc orumary tancy prolits have
into the quality and workmanship <i
shoes. They are "Iloucst Shoes for Wo
The "Her
Oxfords SO cts. per pair less thi
Spkciai. Notice?Namo and price plainl;
So 11 only oy UNXOi
ImEEi
THES IKE HIE l
in Imp. in,, .1
Want. II In I t, l
Our One Thought
O enuiuhv.
livei j ii??I:
5 eets j is' w
pi i . e.
Ill our now line of seasonable
eniinet, and low prices j>rot
There is only one c ass, ami thai. i' e lit*
DRY GOODS, CLO"
HATS, CAP3, FURNISHING G
Your responsinilit v ends and our
Wo arc iij;Tit lxTiind evt rv
at our in w ? !
Come and Look^WT
>v;|l iHill I I c
to th(> stron
Iicr.sIti.it it I
II" 3ou want ?o l.ny ti^lit, ii you waii!. to i
1 in-ru v, make uiir ? to: t> \ i
PURCELL OAS!
^TYPwriir
E a U fci U h tea
Lat. * ) Vv h st rlpecl m
id in .this - -able clisc
\vJ ?; n o ? v/ay un
jcc: voii icit suffer,
jins t-v *1* in the cj
1)1'. t , :> li.tii !Mo - ' < :! :i * t til'iOJ
id at:: ifty \v:I!i a <' " inr bill (;
Arr ?Ta'^o Yoi
r r\C- f \ r~ v:,v \ mtt t
LUbUUiiU &LLL.
IOCTOR BILL.
^DERTAKEB'S
will I>11 y ;i MOSQl'lTO XKT 11 ,a
rlu'd repose Mini security a^uiiw
iringrf ol' llit- early iiiorniskjj 11 v. i
TURK & LUMBE
S n Ailr.ys Irritation, Aids Digestion,
r fj\ Regulates the Bowels,
i V W Strengthen* the Child,
l\ l'\ Ma5.es I tcthing Easy.
r:) . LjL TEHYMINA Relieves the Bowel .
-y . t Troubles of Children of
1 f ANY ACE.
"ii"rLTT, D., oT. LOU10. IYIO.
DRUGS IS ESSENTIAL.
-> r\ -> l i i T r? rv i > rv > ?
\iii>ULUIt KUKIIY
k*liifh are to '.to used as niciland
conscientious the coniit.s
ollieacv because of the
ts, luem-e precipitates and
I, cau-i:i?;- results directly optician.
ALS,"
? COMPOUNDING"
>.vscription department.
IARMACY.
=
men." L?-????????y?p?
f yT is- $2.50
* 1 w IV $3.00
in prices quoted. $3.50 I I
y stamped on solo of shoe,
}i ioXlOE CO.
II'S AND WISHES "'
'lllll IffiSISlll
iif ohm iiini in scliinp. is to I'n.ii your
? ii meet ;; jis no one ris* can meet it,
\'ci\ witr ; tlionplittni x in the s.ea't of
ieitsute e\eiv v.; ne m ;>ut liel'oiejoil
.As a it-ttiit ours !.-> a sincere store,
kiio'vs juM, \\Ii if to ? xjieet, ami eximtllsey
tin.!, the very lo\v<st possible
<, ?|ualitv and staple tiro preloninato
throughout.
st, ui our Summer collect ion of
FHING, SHOES,
OODS, NOTIONS, ETC. ,
V l\f><!*! 1 \ W'lmn A*t\n Knt? *?r.
.. ^ v ?? 11 v 11 * wi i uin wi ii9?
transaetion we make.
ock. ??n wiil Ii:1 ii'iiitliii* CihnIm at
s Vim will ihiil tru'iidsliip, ?? we
rom you a |M*is>na! favor. You
:-:i:;ial a Ili?* n?:ia-lieoil iK-ckouin? you
ip>M aberrant ion of values ami low
liasi v? r lii cn our pleasure lo < ll'er you.
irea. ''il if \ou waul lo ta\o
an- iru'l tiLt li.une.
I COMPANY.
> fevefT '
oscruito is the most
yet there are
mindful .of the fact
ing and death are
erms of this dread
(1 lo take ilio risk when you
m l perhaps an undertaker's)
ir Choice.
ill. l m
; will insure you against the
tin- hnleous song <> 1* 1110 mi'i\v\
a mxn: mosquito
i mmkm.
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