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EVERY HOUSEKEEPER" . IN UNION CITY AND COUNTY Is invited to eome to out* store clinging* tlio next toii days mid inspect, (mid if tli V oloiiso v<11 1 * 1 v wlini. voia iiood^ of what wc claim to bo tlic ... ... Most Complete, 9 Highest Grade, Reasonable Priced Line of Groceries ever offered to the people of -Union County. >V e are ^\villiii??* to leave it to youi* judgiiienti ?n<I glnd to show and price you aiiylliing in our stock. % 4 _ ^ -m - w e a re ^gcnis lor and wen me goods of such people as The P. ?X. Ritter Conserve Co., P. XI. Liggett &Co., Austin, Nichols A Co., II. C. l^iliiams Ac Co,, Kiiigluui Ac Co., XI. J. Hciux Ac Co., Chase Ac Sanborn, Reed, 3Iiti*clooli Ac Co., and everything we sell its baekcd l>y the pei*sonal guarantee ol* YOUNG the GROCER. Local Laconics. There was a slight error in the total vote for Mr. Betsill in Tiie Times last week. His total vote was 477 instead of HAPPENINGS OF INTERE81 ABOUT TOWN. 1480 as shown. The error was in Cross | PFUQANiT anu utttpr wt RF K.ej s box, it should have been 50 votes PERSONAL AND OTHERWLSE, there in8tead of M M reported | 7 ^ , Uncle Mike'Lee was in to see us a few FLOWER pots by the thousand-lc d and he Mr j^^g,, OP- "Wonder Store." ha8 the county chain gang at work on The most beautiful things in Millinery ^be road near his house and he wishes us and Dress Goods at Union Cotton Mills to say that they are doing excellent work, Dept. Store. and that Mr. Hancock is certainly the CRIMSON Clover, Rye and Barley right man to handle the convicts. He is seed- S. M. ltice, Jr., E. Q. abiy assisted by Mr. Linder McGowan. The flnial for the central toarer of the Mr. J. Clough Wallace has gone to Methodist church has arrived and has Spartanburg and Gaffaey, where he will been put in place. be detained a week or more on legal A NEW lot of organs just received. business. Mr. Wallace says he has some S, M. Rice. Jr., E. U. business out West to attend to and may Mr. Henry A. May, Policeman, has Ro West before returning. Mr. Wallace fejen appointed by the Union County is one of the brightest lights and best Board as bottle buyer. read attorneys of the Union bar. See those $2.50 Jackets, they are sell- Mr* Boney Chase> the most P?Pular lug at the Union Cotton Mills Dept. Passenger conductor on the Southern Store. They may be stolen goods but- llailroad, has just purchased a beautiful ait_ nine cream coioreapony wu,n long naxen The congregation of the First Metli- ma,n gnd w)|{ch he ha3 presented w edlst church >> further improving the np- h|> w,(e It went b on the down pearanceof the church by putting down f tral[1 TuMd and lt# a crowd a new and handaome carpet. collecU!d around Um traln ^ m the One of tlie moet attractive features in prett,y jittle animal. It is certainly ;a the art exhibit at the State I'air, will be beauty. It's tail toucties the ground. a fine art display from the famous Clif ford Seminary of Union, S. C. Will Have to Come Again. THE "STANDARD" and the At the last meeting of the Council the 14 Wheeler & Wilson No. 9," ball bearing bids for the recent.issue of $35,000 bonds machines are the best?prices right. f?r Che sewerage system were opened, c *c t>?v.ra tc v tt there were quite a number of bids f u,ce' Jr., JJ?. u. pre8ented and Ht very liberal offers Mr. itfewell Smith is building a store The highest bid was made by Capt. F. bouse on his lot just below the post fatbera^owevwere"M^iheir right v otllce. The building will be used for a to reject all bids, and therefore no bid (jtore hoqse and a beef market. was aooepted, they Chink Union, progres. ... * sive, hustling Union, should have more At the wonder store von will find . ? - ? ? ? - _ ? lur IJer pouqi, Hnq gQ qo we> uonciuacouuters loaded down with hundreds of ing that perhaps this is rather an inoparticles ranging fron lc. up to 25cts portune time to place the bonds to the There are some big vaiues to be had at J-*5-;1 advantage,_they will wait awhile . ? ? . . before offering them again, we think it these counters. Go listen to the music a wi8e decision. on the Graphophone. 1? Pneumonia is often the direot result Tallest Man In America. of wearing poor shoes. You had better The attention of our citizens was atgo to the Union Cotton Mills Dept. tracted by a very strong bugle call issuStore and attend to this. They sell good in? from the Union Hotel lobby yesterday ? .. l evening, and every one rushed to the Shoes and guarantee every pair to give txi see wh^t it meant. Their sur? satisfaction, prise can be better imagined than deOne of our old subscribers who had scribed when they beheld a roan walking . r? ? out of the hotel, who had to stoon oon. oeen m aroars was w.?u..g ?w iw at om siaerabiy to get but of the tall doo7way. ottlce early Monday morning with a dol n0 was fully ten feet lilgh, and dressed lar. He says that such a polite dun in the handsome and gaudy uniform of Should have prompt attention, and he ?"? army general. He walked out Into , tad ridden eomethin* ta. ttan ten ?Ues 'Z got a bottle of the Best and insisted on nounced his business as an advertiser for Q^. treating and paying up. Our drinking a cigar. It is astonishing how rapidly a man happened to be out but we fonpd a crowd can gather upon the streets no #rUn(, anhatitiite nnd the mill inatter how <lui?t the day, when an unfriend to act as substitute, and the mill (|3ual occurrence Jjace"v Wonder grinds merrily on. where they all come from? t > . # ! LOCAL COTTON MARKET. CHANGED WEEKLY IIY Hames & Lipscomb, COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND COTTON BUYERS. Cotton coming in slowly.. Top of market today is 10.10. Cotton is all good, there is scarcely aiiy grading. Number of hales for the week 2*20. Total number bales sold to date 08.">. HAMES & LiraCOMB. Masonic. The next regular communication of investment in Union's enterprises. They know a good thing when they see it and don't hesitate to push it along. ADVERTISED LETTERS. Remaining in the Poet Office at Union, S. C., for the week ending October 5, 1900. Mr Robt J Allen Mr E J Carter Mr W M Carson Mr F W Craw W B Crosby Mrs Dora Hendriz Mrs Tim Jones Mrs Johnnie Jones Mrs John Lewis Mies Ella Odnes Miss Martha Moffett Mrs Bessie McQueen Mr W P Phifer John F Porter Mr Pink Sims Mr William Thompson Miss Cadie Thompson Mr H J Walker Mr J W Walker Mr J A Wallace Mr Archie Williams Persons calling for the above let tera will please say if advertised, and will be required to pay one cent lor their delivery. J. C. Hunter, P. M. - Don't forget to tell them tliat you saw IT ia Tiik Times. READ CA Below we quote a few sf there from our nr 4-4 Graniteville Shirting only.. All Wool Red Flannel School Boy's Wool Jeans Standard Calicoes only Heavy Dress Styles Outing The prettiest line of black dress g iidi/ptp Anr Tiir i arm jmur\li o nr\l i nr. lai to Our line cannot be excelled Remember if you wish the nev must come to our store. We also have a complete li Overcoats, Hats and Caps. Just received a big lot of C While north our buyer picl Samples consisting of Underweai . Wool Goods, Belts, Pocket Boo 1 at the wholesale price. Come et MCLURE MEE ?r Union Lodge No. 75 A. F. M. will lie held on Friday evening, Oct, 5th, at 8 o 'clock. The F. C. Degree will be conferred. T. C. Duncan, F. W. Moore, W. M. Secretary. Counts-Manly. Cards are out for the marriage of Mr. Thomas Jeter Counts,formerly of Union, now of Atlanta, to Miss ltuth Aline Manly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. 1*. Manly, of Atlanta, Ga. The happy event takes place Tuesday evening, October the ninth, at 8 o'clock p. rn., at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. Counts is an industrious young gentleman of exemplary habits. Miss Manly is one of Atlanta's charming, attractive and acoonr.plislnd young ladies. We trust their life will be full of connubial bliss. Initiating the Boys, There has lieen in vogue a practice at the giaded school this session, which is only a few weeks old, that should be sat down upon by tlu>so in authority, and 'hat in no uncertain manner. We have reference to the practice of "initiating" the new scholais, by bumping them ai.d subjecting them to other ind.gnities. This will certainly result in set ions trouble if it is not sloped. Tliere came near being troub'e from this busimss last week. We hope that there will l>e no more of this kiud of thing in our schools. . ^25,000 Subscription, ^ $12,500 Check. We have been informed from a reliable 1 source that Mr. Jno. A. Fant, president of the Monarch Mills, received a single subscription from a New York capitalist for $25,000 worth of stock, accompanied with a check for $12,500 to pay 50 i>er cent of the subscription. This is an evidence of the confidence that the monied men of the North have in Union since she has awakeued and got a move on herself. Northern capital is waiting for I F*ml y tljfcf ; ^ "111? ^ [ferric* Sho, Women m Easy, stylish, durable. Econ- j .' omical for a woman to buy because the Herrick Shoe is made < 1 on honor and sold at three fair prices for the three different grades it comes in ? $*.50, #3-00, #3-50. The guarantee of the makers, has thirty-eight years of practical expcrlehce in the making of women's shoes back of it. Re mcmDcr, piease, the dealer who handles it in your City has many lines to choose from but he chose the Herrick Shoe because he believes in the quality, workmanship and style of the shoe i tsclf. Oxfords, so cents a pair less than prices quoted. W $2,.5o $&oo $35o Sold only by UNION SHOE CO. Union, S. C. ' - ? J Pithy Points from Pncolci. In consequence of the contract foi the completion of our State Capito having been given to the Keystoni Granite Company, the force of em ployees itf such that there is not i vacant house in town, and ever; boarding house is taxed to its ut most capacity. Of course this mean a "bonanza" ior our merchants, am despite the shortage in cotton, the are doing good business. Protracted services which hav been held in the Methodist churcl for the past week, closed last nigh Gregg Black, Forest Brown am Willie Johnstone, left a few days ag for Clemson. Miss Lucy Ladshaw expects t leave in a short time for Columbii wuere sne win enter tne Jfresbytena College lor Women. Miss Corrie Brown, of Andersoi is the guest of her brother, Rev. I R. Brown. Mrs. F. P. Yates and children, i Union, spent last week here, wit relatives and friends. Mrs. Sallie Lipscomb, after a vis to relatives here has returned to h< home in Gaffney. Mr. Jones and family, of Atlant have recently moved here and ai occupying a cottage on church Stree An entertainment is being agitate by our young people for the benefit < the Galveston sufierers. Prof. Kranz, of Germany, a phri nologist and mind reader, has bes in town several days. He will lectur in the Academy to-night for the pu: pose of organizing a class in th pleasure giving art. Mignonetti J. G. HUGHES, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Union, S. C. Office Opposite Court Hour REFULLY fecials picked up here an lammoth stock. 05< 15. 121 05. 05 ;oods in the city at correct price T for I Am fQonrl MIQQCC i ivi unisilu auu iviiuolv What 'about your Milliner) rest things out in head wear yc ine of Men and boys' Suits at roekery Ware. ted up a snap in a line of Noti( r, Hosiery, Gloves, Towels, Ki ks, etc., all of which we will s< irly as they are going fast. ICANTILE CO Citation to Kindred and Creditors. State of South Carolina, ) County of Union. J By Jason M. Greek, Es^., Prorate JUDOK. Whereas, T. K. Foster has made suit to me to grant him Letters of Administration on the Estate of and effects of Samuel l'rice, Deceased. The e are, therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Samuel Price, deceased, that thev mav be and annear fore me in the Court of l'robate, to be held at Union C. II., South Carolina, on the 28th day of October, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have,why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal this 29th day of Septeifiber, Anno Domini, 1900. Jason M. Giieek, l'robate Judge. Published ou the oth day of October, 1900 in The Union Times. 40-2t Or improperly or roast is abo r 1 Sometimes it's the fault of 0 ing knife. No good liousekeep to be without ' A Good Oarvi: steel and el< 8 d So no more acceptable wedding y great variety. ? UNION HAR > UNIOl : FOL a, n ~ AT LAST WE X Tooth Brushes That W of h THEY ARE MADE it NOniCAL PEOPLE, TH< ? LASTING r ARTICLE. HADE FOR YOU. I THE PRICE IS B" EVERY BRUSH IJ ? THE BRISTLES DR r. THE HANDLE AND ZEMP'S P DON'T LOSE ? Get your money's worth 1 d teaches you tluit to buy judicio this connection ooints directly A %J dollar counts.for 100 cents. A splendid line of New G 2. price inducements. The Big w.'tli us this season. It buys more Quality, Qu ^ dollar you can spend. GIVE US i r? aivm v GIVE YOU Our new Fall line is read sortment and variety is comply >n YOU WILL SAVE EV 'j, YOU TRAJ I PURCELL OA Citation to Kindred and Creditors. State of South Carolina,) County of Union. J By Jabon M. ClltEKlt, Ksrj., PnoitATK Judge. Whereas, G. T. lloilis has mode suit to me to grant him Letters of Administration on the Estate of and t fleets of Mrs. L. A. llollis, deceased. These are, theretore, to cite and ad iuonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Mrs. L. A. Ilollis, deceased, that they t>e and appear, before me in the Court of l'robate, to be held at Union C. II., South Carolina, on the 20th day of October, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal this 1st day of October, Anno Douiini, 1900. Jason M. Gkker, Probate Judge. Published on the 5th day of October, 1900 in The Union Times. 40-2t Carved to Death, carved, a fowl at ruined tlie carver?oftener of the carver, especially a young one, likes ng Set of finest egant handles, ; present can be found. Here in DWARE CO., N", S. C. J N D! lVE found them ill Not Drop the Bristles. FOR PARTICULAR, ECO)SE WHO WANT A OOOD THEREFORE THEY ARE 5 ONLY 25c. 5 WARRANTED. IF LOP OUT, BRING US GET A NEW BRUSH. AHRMACY. A RED CENT! ? nrlinii trAii l\i t tr ?"VI1 JVU UUJ? VU11UUUU oCUOv usly means Money Saved, and in to our New Stock, where every oods stands back of our generous Dollar is the dollar yon spend antity and Satisfaction than any ft CHANCE VE WIT T ?r--~ A BENEFIT. y and waiting for you. The as3te. ERY RED CENT WHEN DE WITH US. lSH company.