The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, September 07, 1900, Image 2
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The store that is i
chandise
SHOES.
AW* n i*o r<M
i'or f 11 4 * < *<>B21 I !!?? "\
F?^
tli<* pi'icos.iire ri
DRY GOODS.
Our l)ii)er is now'in tlic Ni
these now goods urrive wo 1
To make thorn go wo have <
o(>-ineh French Ginghams
IJO-inoh French (linghams
l5()-inch Organdie/ were...
Corded Novelties and Dim
A big lot of White Goods
These are bargains for you
CLOTHING.
Our fall and winter stock \
out. A few more of those
fitted.
HITT T Tl\TT^T>\7r
lVllJUJUllYl^JLY I .
This department will ho in
Now York preparing to ma
Remember we guai
/nrxm.
Town and County. ,, v
t";n inmg l.u
Additional Local News. ?."?- 11 >
buildings, i
IOi'KIS <111(1
Crowded Over From Local Pages, will sell 011
my home
A Pleasant Occasion. L'iron.
We have been handed an invitation
to a recital given September Jlrd, by
the pupils of Miss Black's muse pjtatjnn 1
school, at Blacksburg, S. 0. .Judging 1
from the program it must have been state of So
quite an enjoyable occasion for all ' County
those who were so fortunate as to be jASOV
present. Among the performers on
that occasion wo see the name of Mrs.
F. H. Harris, in severul of the dill:- hereas,
cult musical selections, Mrs. liar- 0 ?
. . , . , . tiation on
ris is a charming and popular young yj j
matron, possessed of an excellent These an
musical talent. We hope Forney monisli all
will allow her to honor Lid in with a creditors of
visit soon. tec-asxl, tl
m m me, in the
ADVERTISED LETTERS. Jlsuiay of
Remaining in the Poet Office at tie
Union, F. C., for the week ending
ba it-ftinhfcr 4. 1900- i~. - ?
' . ,, K'l'UlUMl.
i> R Campbell (liven ui
Mr J E CarU r 4 th tlay ot
Mrs W A Clii e
Mr B >b Collii a
Mrs L zzie LVr l9 [' . s.j*
Mr H W Gossip
Mr J L Gault _
Mrs flattie A Giln er
Mis" Sal lie Gregory
Mr John H Ilumpl ries By instrn
Mr A'vin If lights a" precinct
Mi. Ma-y I,by ^.V'7!:' H
Mikk R.??a I trefeier at Un
Mr II J Jones Ittih of ~ej
Lula Johnson stite and o
Mrs John M King county chai
Mr J L Long bu-tan aa t:?;
At lt*H I-)olltH Jj H'g j j j
Mis K lar Lurch
Mrs R A Tillman Sep'. 1. 1
R E T"r?er
Miss flattie I'ainer NOTI
Miss Nona R ce
/ / >\ The Hem
Plian v n,u ii in ivico I .
Mis? J (I Sturk
Mr S'.in 11r him n ||lt|||(
Mr Wm C Smith I pf.-einet cli;
Mr William Talbert county cm
Dave White 1,1 Dnion 5?p
Persons calling for the above leters
will pleaae my it advertised, and Sept. l
will be required to pay one cent /or
their delivery.
J. c. Hunter, P. M. Valuable
* Tin res<
BARBECUE. .'IlT
We wi I ?ive a 11 iM-class 1 ?; 11 ? ? tie in s< a* I r'V;l
the I unn It" i d nir on Main sheet near I J\
court hou<e. < n Tie-sday, the day - f the I '*
second ptinary e ectioii. I PdO*lt,
CiilEOOHY tV GAULTi 1
rATCH??Ew
inequaled for good mer=
and Sow prices.
4oi> ing si big >ilii|>uioiit of* Slioos
vintoi*. r) he ,^3:<;es are good and
orthen markets prepairng tor the coining season. He fore
ivil1 have to sell a lew odds and ends in suminer goods. ^
handed some prices like these: j'
were 20c now 15c. "
were 25c now 18c.
20c now 15c.
ities w< re 15o now 10c.
were 23c now ' 20c.
vill he complete. We will ln;e the very latest things
?4.08 suits left. Come and get one while you can he \
charge of Miss Cotes again this season. She is now in
ike her department the most attractive store in town.
rantee satisfaction to all. 1
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FOR SALE. AN ORDINANCE
four hui.dted acres ot hue Authorizing the Issue of ThLtyihl
m one tract, suuicieiit lor ? . ,, ,, ,,
ise farms will, the m ecssaiy fivc Thousand Dollars Coupon
ilso dwelling house wiili sevin Bonds.
stove room attached, which 1
veiy reasonable to ins. It is Wlicreap, at au election held on
place - miles southeast ot 423rd day of August, 1900, a img rrity
C C ^M-T'ir (1 Lhc qialihtd electors of the town !
' ' 1 ( fj Union, fcouih Curolim, votid in
~~ ! favor of the isuio of thirty live thouto
Kindred and Creditors. saad dollars of oujuu bonds, as tei
l'o.rti iu tie petition feigned by a ]
uth Carolina, ) msj irity if the freeholders of said 1
ot I mon, j town. Now, therefore,
M. Okf.i :it, Ls(? , I koijatk it ordained, by the Mayor and I
t" Aldernun, if the town of Uaiou in ?
I-. M. 1 an lias made suit cullllC!i assembled, and t>y authority |
ant turn letters ot ndiiinus- , .. , . < ./ . , r s
the estate and elTects of Mrs j of ta,lie' tliat thLirl>' thuU",,li dul *
% deceased. i l*'"^ t>t coupon bonds be i-sued by the |
% therefore, to cite : n 1 ad- j town of Uuion, S. u ,h Carolina, in de* I
and singular the 1 indr? d and | .mmuialioua of one thousand dollars, 8
the sai 1 Mis. M. I . tinge, I j- h?e hundred dollars or oile hun |
(' llmrof,ljUar;; to.b1,1^ued l,y ll,u I
J. 11 , South Carolit a, on the 1*1 Oltsik and fretsurer, ot eaid |
Sipleudier, next, alter pub- town, to meet the c s; of a sewerage
leof, at 11 o'clock in the hue- sysem fjr eaid town. Hiid bonds to 1
iow cans*', if any they h ive. otar interest at six par cent, per aild
administration should no. uum> aniipiyabi, ljrty ycar8 ;iUer
?iu? i??wi ? .i <i.s. i date, with nriviletro ot re-demotion
i..., . ,,.j IIIUKI ?<iin rv.n um | * " . 4
September. alter twenty jears trom dale.
Jason M. Gkeei:, Done aiid rat.fi.d by the Town
Probate J nd^e. (Jouuoil ustemblei this 3rJ.diy oi
.1 oil tlio Till clay of Sept Sepiomber, A. D 1'JOU
LNION 1 dies. v K Diil?AS,f
Aitea-: Mayor Pro Tein.
NOTTfJP AlWUI B|
JMOIIGfc. CJerk aud Tftl.8 r
iction from Slate Cnmmitlci ?
cbaiimen are instructed U? " * '
Inbt together and eh ct dele- H H I O I/O!
in coun'y convention to In K re 11 , |\/V C
on. s. C., on Tlitir.-day tin uuiu,vu' x,
it. 11)00, to elect delegates to
iinsies>ional convention. ?|si nni Ai/rtii
iman, and transact any ollit-i DD||^L(x!|i
at may come Ud'oio it. L) l\ I U rVvJi. 1
J. 1'. SA It TO It, ,
vw kins, Co. Chairman V
a? :,u BRICKS!!!1
cerepublicans. For sale at
ibliran voters of Un on pie- 11
ieby notified and rnj'iesLed
rfe The Rodger Brick Works. S
iiirntan ami delegates to tin
ventinn which will convent W> dm. UNION, S C.
it. 11. JfoixiKli, < I., in. W. R. SMITH'S COLLEGE, LCXINGTON, KV., a
(5. II. Jo.M?, ?>i ft.
Is where mar>:\wuftg?m{m, after Investing from $65 >>
to $90 for tultiortNls>arJr^tc?^hiue been educated hi
for positions a* tlooM^cjvrs, Stenographers, Teleg- ft
_ . _ ? C ! raphers, and now rtccffefrom JpoiNoJi.soo salary 1>i
R e 31 hstdte iCr O3.0. per year. Kentucky! University DipwVna awarded (]
... . , his graduates. ItiijCoHcKpTcceltcd Mcdilsat two J*1
IfIII 0 iU.l1 ailjt'inint? 1.11 ?I ?. World's n*positioiAili(K|rcfers to thousnnds<tf>rfir<i ^
Ull'ilVll and <*i jhly-nillt' .U'lVS ccssful graduates. N<\J5k^?t this cheapo't /nd (J
1 Ml'S. \\ III. M IIOIO will be most Influential College. ^N^Sjjcatlon. Caiylhls w
((' sal '. A pp'v (O I'illicr out for reference. Head advertisem^htjjpr partlc* j(
il FOSTKU 1 i- ., ,, ulars address only VV. R. 5rnith, Lexington, Ky. Ki
' . . ' . . ' r I llloll. S. I ,.
.M. I A1. It 1 ' ' 11" * w
W. Sham>, Columbia, S. C.
iSubacribe lor Ihe liiiiew.
I
THIS 53 THE
?TO ENJOY-.awn
Swings, Piazza Chairs and
Piazza Shades, Hosquit*
\\ o arc closing out these goods way under tii
we are going to close out a lot of Jardiners and
of Furniture, including a lot of lire and folding
WE MUST HAVE
For other goods and we are going to get rid of
if we have to give them away. Don't he surprh
the foresight take advantage of this offer and
goods at one half the price you will have to pay
our display of goods next week and note the pri
Bailey Furniture &
ASK YOUii GliOCJ
1X>H
WHITE ROCK OR QUEEN OF THE VALLEY FL
^ ^
You take no risk.
EVERY SACK GUARANT1
To jjjive perfect satisfacti
If not
YOUR MONEY REFUNDED.
HAMES & LIPSOOft
ENROUTE TO WEST VII
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< *7-'" Mr. Uryun Makes Uriel' Sp<
uuesvillc and Cn nihil
Y/CGiT.i Cambridge, O., Sept. 4.?RI
found several hundred people
cCwC.3. him whou he arrived at Zauesi
this morning. The train earr
H IT-a v; rr?*?T 7 F-r 5 H'lllPa' to destination in West Virp
SiCVCiy r ?i llltl ' n flvo jriinut < St.p ?t Hint polu
i .....rh.r. ~ . ~
thouM have a copy oi wlion there were lota I calls for
A . r r t deutinl candidate. In respons<
J Wood's AlStUmn u3s?iO?i?J GI f demands Mr. Ilrynn appenrc
* j rear platform of the sleeper.
QCCRQ ?Kift for a speech alternated to the
cLtuo Aril} LnK'.rj : to slmko hnmls. Mr. Bryau
3 For P-Il Denting. Ittellsaliabout \ laughingly that he could no
S ' y ^ ; with both requests, but ho cti
5 GRASS & CLOVER SEEDS, !? doing so, for ho grasped a lar^
S of outstretched hands, and win
4 rlairy, or o IfiiCi V viCh, , process of doing so, proceeded i
Crimson ClOYST, : brief talk to the people who stoc
' \ !* waiting. Too speech was inf >
VVnCtil, !- partly reminiscent, bat jndgin
?rut? clC. !l applause it was greatly enjovcii
At Cambridge Mr. llryan al
j it .iIpo piws <ioscri:cio!>s. v<-.a l.pti'fHV-i (, to a good crowd. He snggo<toi
| m 'nVJ ^roj.^ihoi ^ her of questions to be put to
1 can sown to ndvantaKe in the Fell g cans.
froA'"write V.'.r Vt r.nd'pr'i'ces of"ury L Stockholders' Meetinj
Seeds or Seed Grain required. MONTGOMERY, Ala., Sept.
T. W. WOOD & SONS, stockholders of the Western 11
crcnQVTN Alabama met at the general
*'ie company liero today. The
Richmond, tho president ami directors was
ya, which tho following is a s
tiross earnings, $099,745.54;
expenses, $477,819.88; tuxes, %
total operating expenses and tas
512. 10; net earnings, $232,'228.8<
income, $42,509.88. Total incoi
798.21.
LUiSU-U ICS i \J ,"i ; .....
Doors Open Kli-e on Itul
'uriner uml Ilis Tenia Cremated In an CROCODILE HlVKU VaI.LF.Y,
Underground I< ire. General Bnllcr today roconnoi
Raleigh, Aug. 2s. Dr. Wihiam R. Boer position iu tho mountains
>npehart of tDo state board of agricul- j,,rr Leydonburg. General B
lire, has arrived hero fronj Bertie county 2,000 burghers had previously j
tul says the fire in Hvde county eon- forces holding the pass. Tl
im.es and is destroying trees and soil. ?^rA wit{1 "V L '?? ,To:"*
he soil is nentv and burns like tinder. continuously all day long, ih
One farm, valued at $10,000, is so lm<l few Gl^ltlosurned
away t.mt it is not now worth Admiral Pcnderainn R w
l(x>. The firo is burning far under- n _ ?
eath the surface in hi any places. Berlin, Sept. 4. Rmperor
Dr. Capobart is informed tlmt as a has conferred tbo order of the 1
inner was driving along a highway on Admiral Pendemnnii, con
le fire-undermined soil gave way und< r t 0 German squadron in the fa
lm and ho and his horse, fnl liig into the forvicos ho has rendered in
ae nery jut, were burned to death.
The smoke extends many miles at sea Charleston's Census,
nd by obsenring tbo light at Oregon ... . ? , .
ilet has caused two wrecks in a fort- Washington, Sept. 4.-Tho
ight. Charleston, S. C., is given i
~ ? against 54,955 in 1899. This
Pile of Human H >ncs. * i ?- ?
ir.-aso of 8o2, or l.oo per cent.
St. Augustine, Ha., Aug. 28. Rather ??criuuiis oceiipy a in
gruesome and Interesting discovery Berlin, Sept. 4.?An oflicinl
'as recently made ht ISspanita. A little from Taku uiim nucos tho re<
[>v went home with a hone ho had . , ? ? TJ , . . ,
mud. Upon investigation a pil , of telegram there from Peking, dt
ones and skulls was discovered a shut 25, ^syiug thcGerinnn troops lu
istance from tho surface of tho ground. possession of a hill within tho
rom tho heap 15 well preserved skulls city.
ore taken. It is believed that they an- Dividend <?r fjtgO Per Shi
10 bones of soino of tbo Huguenots, a ? ~ ,
ho were massacred somewhere in that hoston, Sept. 4. ibe direct.
Kjality by the Spaniards. One of the Ofllumet and Hekla Mining
tulls was fractured, but the others today declared a dividend of
ere in a good state of preservation. share.
MONTH
Reclining- Hammocks,
a Netting, Etc.
io regular price. Next week
siuuds and many odd pieces
screens. *
THE SPACE.
- 1 * .1 . il ' . 1
tnem in tue next tnirty aavs
s'etl if your neighbors who have
supply themselves with these
when vou want them. Notice
iecs. FOR CASH ONLY.
; Lumber Co.
,?! KENTUCKY MINERS
1K! OUT; WORKS CLOSED
i Will Remain Idle Until an ^
Agreement Is Reached.
.OUR. i
I NEW WAGE SCALE AT ISSUE
I
!
i Stated That Six Missing Cotnpisnlei
Have Acceded to the Demand* of thl
1 Union?Woodworker.* Are on Strike,
i tilusswork* to Returns Operations.
j MiDDi.Esnouo, Sept.. 4.?Coal oporn?
C pi tors and miuors representing the ifid?
-* dlnsboro district met last night at tl. i
I Middlesboro hotel in nil effort to renc'i
' agreement as to tho wage scale for tkl
! ensuing year. Tho result of tho meeton,
ing was not given out, but it is said n I
agreement was reached and that thi
' miners will stop work until Sept. 10,
! when tho Coal Crook conference occurs.^
i The miners of tho Excelsior mines in
| this district have already stopped work.
| The operators in tho Pinovillo district
liavo gran tod their men an iucroaso and
sr t-v there will bo no strike in that region.
j Six MinoiSlgn the Scale.
??? MmDi.n.sBOUo, Kv.f Sept. 4.?Thomal
McCrnekon, secretary and troasuror o!
RGINIA. tlie United .Aline Workers' union,'tulay
gave out a statement hero in which hi
leches u! ol:iintc<l that he had received notice thaj
six mining companies in the Jellico disr.
Bryan triet have agreed to grant tho demand I
awnitiii'1 m'nors relative to tho new scale nud
... that tho miners who arc now out will
alio early immediately return to work.
ring him "
pun mad i Will Ilcsiimr Operations,
t and t! a PiTTsnuito, Sept. 4.?Efforts aro being
.standstill mndo by tho American Windowglnsl
the pies- COmpauy to start its factorios regardless
^ to tkesi , , ,, . , ?
d on th i ?t *"? trouble wnh tho flattcners and
The calia cutters over the wage scale. Officials of
demands the combine report that work was re?
declared Rnnu,d today at tho factories nt Dunt
complv kirk, Greenneld, Iud., Newcastlo, Hazelimo
near hur>t- and Coydersport, Pa. The Phi'ipl
e number Plont this city started up tonight id
ile in tho tho plants nt Arnold and Jeann a,
to make a ^a-> ,mYO been orderod to resume opera*
id eagerly tious tomorrow.
innai and Woodworkers Strike.
l7 " t L Chicago, Sept. 4.?Tho Woodworkers'
!so spoko union wont on a striko today against
i a num- several 0111 ploying linns, but the official!
Rapubli* Gf the organization aro hoiieful that ths
strike will not beeoino general. When
f. the men went to work today thoy car.
ried with thein an agreement providing
" for an 8 lionr day. Throe lirnis signed
ailway 01 nnd tj10 men wont to work, while two
offices <1 others refused, whereupon tlio men loft
report ol t'10 premises. Nino lirnis signed tho
received, agreement last week.
iintmarv: _
ojHTfttiug May Knter t lie Steel TJiuliiesit. '
:10,202.7s; Chicaoo, Sept. 4. ? Tho American
if' Otl^'r a!,<* ^'ro company of New Jersey
no $"4 i un^er consideration plans for sb i
erection of an immense Bessemer plant
at Waukcgau, ills., with a capacity of
1,000 tons a day, to cost ?1,000,00* If
Sept. 4.? the plans are carriod out tho company
tored th i will become n factor in tho structiiifc)
, , steel business,
overlook
othft and T<? '.'tiscuo the Miners.
joined tho San Francisco, Sept. 4.?Tho trnns* .J
1" wiK Pi P?rt being hurriedly prepared
e BritUa '( r *lor ,r*P to ^omo bring out dosti* i
tnto prospectors before the digging? ** ? closed
in by iou for tho winter. Sht
trdod. will bo ready for sailing in a week. ^
Williftni Drowocil at Tybee.
Fted Eaglt Savannah, Aug. 28.?W. O. Bowden, Wg
lniftiidiiifi % planter residing iienr Colnmbns, was 1ES
drowned in the mrf at- f?K??. t? -?
_ ?v m.j uuiii jx)\v(ion
union. ail(j ^ia brother-in-law, R. E. Waller,
came to tho city and went to Tybee. ^
Rowden went in bathing, but Waller rocensus
ol m^ined on tho bonch. He onld not
at 55,807, Bwini a stroke and a stro ,, ebb tide was
is an in* running at the time ..Jowdcn got beyond
his depth an,' mado n hard fight to
ll# got back to shore. In a few minntes he
. became exhausted and disappeared from
dispatch yiew
-eipt of a ?? ??
. , , Osage and Kuw Census. , <
ited Aug.
ave taken Outiiime, O. T.t Aug. 28.-Tht, census j ?
imperial tho Osago and Kaw reservations, Sm*
just completed, shows tho following: iST
Total Osagoa in 1000,),78-1; total iu 189ft.
1,708; increase, 15. Full bloods, 866; ^
urs of tho mixed blood-, 91 7; number of females, Bfln
company 8S9. Total Kaws in 1900, 217; total itf> JHj
|ja tx,f 1890, 208; increaso, 9; number full bloods^ w--, ( i
97; inixod bloods, 120; females, 89. ^
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