The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, November 02, 1900, Image 5
The Leader i
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That gave us our libe
Washington, lie was fii
first in the hearts of hi
M. W. RftRft S
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Which are Unapproac
' We are first in
Quality and firs
Styles.
Just Received
which are sold everyv
price is 48c and $1.
Just Arrived
tickle y
DON'T FAIL TO 5
Complete Bedroom
T?Pfl Sfpa rlc TTrr>m
Rocking Chairs From
Valises From
^ One of the prettiest 1
$1.00, worth $1.50.
Another Car
At Rock Bottom Prices. If;
us. We have them from $1.!
sell the beautiful Southland
CLOTHING, HATS, DRES
.CALL
For Dry Goods, Clothing, Hi
Groceries, Meal. Flour, Corn
fact we have many things tl
you money.
Yours l.7*
M. W.
Local Schedule lor Passenger Tra
TRAINS FROM COLOMBIA.
Arrive 8:2.")a. m. Depart 8 :4.r) a.
- ? ^ It O A/\ ^
" 1 : m z:wp.
TRAIN'S FROM SPARTAN'HURO.
Arrivo 12 :4.r> p. m. Depart 1:05 p.
7:10p.m. " 7 :?30p.
Local News Note
Put Together For Ready Referei
Gathered Here and There
Our Man About Towrr.
^ ALL PERSONS Indebted to M.
Bobo for Guano or otherwise are requi
ed to come forward on or before Nov?
ber 1st and settle same.
M. W. Bono, Union, S. C
42-1 mo
Mr. Jas. Dunbar of Newbery speni
few days in town this week.
The Greatest storo in Union. Ev<
thingi is sold cheap, and cheaper then
others.
Mr. Walter, and Miss Nina Col
have gone on a visit to New York.
The Clifton ltilles went to the fair
a company Tuesday, they went tlrl
strong.
Don't forget the Union Cotton M
Dep'f. Store. They are hustlers and
goods very cheep
TLe North Carolina apple wagons
seen daily on our streets now. T1
have fome very fine apples this season
You go to Young's for your lemons,
and to Townsend's for your lime
But when you want the News you fl
it in Tiik Times.
Now is the time for fall and win
olothihg. Union Cotton Mills L)ej
Store is the place to go and boy.
Maj. D. P. Duncan of Spartanbu
came down Tuesday and spent the ni|
in Union. He joined the Union cro
Wednesday A. M. for the fair.
Capt. W. M. McGowan took his cc
panv, the McGowan Volunteers, Co
to the fair Wednesday morning. Th
were thirty in the company, with
others to follow.
Frosty mornings are soon to be he
This means you must buy new shoes
wife children and self?Tiy the k
sold at The Union Cotton Mills De]
Store.
^ We thank Mies Mellie Brock for
kind words, in verse, expressive of
appreciation of The Times. She
right, it pleases the jieople, young f
did. We have heard it said that ei
"the babies ory for it".
ft,
of the
ireaf Reyolutioi
rty and freedom was George
rst in war, first in peace and
s countrymen.
> THE LEADER OF A GREA
EVOLUTION IN PRICE!
liable hv nnv f.nmnpfifiAi
? / ?"V wvi.ipvvivivi
Low Prices, first i
>t in all the Latee
iig lot of nice Walkin
> in all the latest style
vhere for $1 and $>l.BO, 01
the prettiest lines of Capes ai
ou ever saw at prices that w
ou to death.'
SEE OUR FURNITURE.
Suit for $15, worth $11
$1.75 u]
90c u]
50c m
Line of Pictures going fc
load of Trunks
you want a trunk be sure to call <
25 to $12.50. Remember that ^
Cook Stove. SHOES, SHOE
JS GOODS, etc.
ON US.
its, Shoes, Furniture, Stoves, Fan*
, Oats, Meat and Molasses. ]
lat will suit your fancy and sa
oi- lousiness,
BO BO
illS | Several white men and boys jumpi
I on tlie Mird bappape of tlie down tr;
j Tuesday night, and an effoit was mi
m< i to have then) pulled at Cailisle, but I
m. I
operator could not be raised and the p
I ^ l'r?bably are taking in the fair.
m We pot hold of one of the Ijest cig
? a few days ago at Young's, that we lis
saioked for some time. We have forj
the name of it, but just drop in and t
for one. It will do you good down
16C. your boots.
. Mr. Oliver, the contractor who 1
y been building the handsome and co
modious cilice addition to tho freip
depot, has finished his work and gone
,\r Miner's'Point, Va., where he will buil<
ea,_ powerhouse. The ofllce just finished
"m" certainly a handsome affair.
!. If you wish to add to the comforts
j'our home by equipping your kitcl;
t a with every neccesary article, and yc
dining room with every commodi
?ry. just step into the Union Hardware C
Uie store and take a peep at the many n
things in that line. You can find all y
ton need there.
J. C. Otts, one of Gaffneys popu
lLS attorneys, was in Union a few da
rty this week on business, he called up
us while in town. lie is enthusias
sell over ^affney an^ i18 enterprise a
push. Call and see us again Neely, i
hope we won't be in such a rush ne
are ..
time.
ley
Mr. J. II. Spears is still makii
some astonishing prices in shoving (
' his goods to make room for his nt
fall stock. He is selling them for
song, Cp\\ on him ' it is two lai
ter Mr. Wagner informs us tliat they a
having a little tiouble at the filter pla
early in the morning an account of sor
of the piping between the stand pipeai
ir^1 the plant being cracked causes a c
Bnt lecting of air during the night which aj
W(* tatcs the filtering sand a clouds the wat
somewhat when the plant Is first start
>m- but not sufficient to be noticeable in t
E. town. The pipes shouH be fixed.
( re Have you beon into the Union Dri
ten Co's store lately? They have receive
a nice line of toilet articles and st
!re* tionery, and you can get the be
.^or cigar and finest smoking tobacco
town up in front. Dr. Jeff Reeve
f) ' the up-to-date pharmacist, is
l er charge of the proscription and dri
her (^ePartmen^> aQd h? '8 ft careful coi
j8 pounder of drugs. When he pu
m(j up a prescription you can bet yo
reQ last nickle that it is done strictly s
cording to directions.
Mr. W. II. Walter, of the A. C. Ij ;i
Columbia, has txien appointed lick*'
agent and oiteuitor at this place vice Mi
J. Ij. Luuiford resigned.
j| Butch of Buffalo News.
"" I hope this, tny initial contributio
to a newspaper, will not be rid culei
by my readers, writing from such a
up-to-dato place as Buffalo will b<
with its water works, electric light
and Bewerago in every house and
nice park, etc , naturally makes m
rp ncrvcua.
Wo now liavo seventy stx roor
g houses completed, and alroady nbdu
* thirty families ara making this thci
home. Work on the mill, powe
n. bouse and cotton ware house i3 heic;
pushed as rapidly as possible, undo
yy the f-flicient and able direction of Mi
" W. II. Thompson. Two expert brie1
i4- layers have arrived here from Nei
York city to do the fancy brick worl
. on tlio towers, which, when completed
will be the most beautiful tower? 01
any mill iu tho United S'.ate?. Then
LCJ two men arc very enthusiastic n<l
S, mirers of Mr. liryan, and eay tha
New York Stale is going to cust he
oleclorial voto 1 or him. However,
am in favor of making Mark Twa'
id President, and have him dethroue th
HI present Sultan of Sulu and scat Mc
Kiuley in his stead, aud have Roae
velt appointed [Governor General o
? Gaum.
Tho Revered gentlemen, Messrs
Massabeau, Sbuler and Sieadnian
came out oa tho train one day las
week ar.d looked overthe work beinj
p. done, and wero very much intereste
p. in the method of bundling tho ma
U terial from the ground to the fourtl
floor with the derrick.
>r . Nemo.
_ Social at Mrs. Clark's.
Tim ]>. Y. 1'. U. li.ul a Social gather
ingatMrs. E. L. Clark's last Frida;
eveing.
-*11 One of the features of Entertainmen
vc was the writing up of the costumes o
g the ladies l?y the young men. I)r. I. M
' llair received the prize for writing u]
Miss Fannie Clark's costume. Anothe
feature was the collection of quite a mini
l>er of pictures of prominent characters
P<iz~s were also awarded to tlie one
recognizing the largest number. Misse
Carrie Southard and Forest, Baile;
"v received the prizes in this contest.
[n
Pair of Gold Fish Free!
VC
With every cash purchase of twenty
five cents we give you a coupon. He
turn twenty of these coupons to us au<
get a pair of gold fish free of charge
Don't forget, to ask for your coupon
It ZEHP'S PHARMACY.
?.
Did Not Organize.
Miss Kalhrine Laner, of Monroe, N
= (',. a charming young lady representiri
((1(j tlie well known II. Parnalee Libear
Company of Chicago was in our cit;
iUn this, week interviewing our citizens ii
ule regtid to making our town a statin:
lie of this institution. Ilut after cor.sultini
with the ladies in charge cf our prescn
ar" Library, she decided to make no ef
fort to establish one in opposition. 81r
iirs repersenting a fine Library Company
and one so pretty, charming and acc.tui
ive plished as Miss Laney can but succeet
? * ?? -1 Ll..? 4 ~ .. T ;
*<>l< WliflCVL'l sue ueuiura IU l-nmuusn ?i J<1
isk brary. She is full of energy and vim, sir
to is enthusiastic over her Library plan
and we wish her success.
?
las Death of Mrs, Martha Vamcr.
m
,|jt After a lingering illness of severa
. weeks Mis. Martha Varner, wife of i)
A. Varner, died at her home Octobe
1 a 27. Her remains were interred in tin
is cemetery of Putnam's Baptist church
of which she litis been a member fo
forty years, ltev. W. E. G. Humph
of ries conducted the funeral services. 81a
ien realized that her time to depart had come
u_ and died with a full assurance of a hom<
beyond the grave. She left a husbam
^ and many friends to mourn her loss
o's But it is a consolation to them to know
ew that she has gone into the mansion no
ou made with hands. "Blessed are tin
dead who die in tho Lord."
Iar Masonic Meeting.
iyq
The next regular communication ol
on Union Lodge will be held on Fridaj
tic evening at 8 o'clock. The M. M. De
ad gree will be conferred. All member
we who have not paid their dues will pleast
. bring them to the lodge room. By ordei
1 of T. c. Duncan,
F. W. Moore, W. M.
ag Secretary.
Good Riddance of Bad Buhhish,
sw
a It is with great pleasure that we re
^ port that three notorious characters,w)k
iiave long been a disgrace to our town
re Etta Gregdry, Lou Twitty and IIetti<
nt Belle Means, have been given their wulk
ne l>aPer8- The town hits no room foi
, such characters, and the firing ihem oul
is oue of the best things among the man]
good tilings that our up-to-date citj
?i- fathers have done. The terms of their de
er parture are aliout as follows: Thev slioulc
. leave town and stay away as long ai
Mayor Young was in office; if they re
he turned their fines were to be doubled
Ilurrah for Young! We are in for hil
staying right wheie he is as long as la
can bo induced to hold the place.
ed
;a. Ho for the Fair!
ist We noticed the following amoii?
ln Union's contingent to The Fair: Mrs
Swink, Miss Mae Soboppaul, Miss Go
18? van Hancock, Mr. States It. AycocI
in and familv, Dr. Chambers, Albert Mc
Go wan, Miss May Hardin, II. C. Little
G. C. May. J. C. Hunter, W. T. Beaty
Means Beaty. Charley Hart, Jr , F. E
its Tinsley, T. K. Foster, W. W. McNeace
ur W. I. Going, J. B. Porter, Itober
Miller, Chas. Bolt, J. A. Sawyer, J. F
McLure. W. S. McLure, Spencer M
Rice and J. W. MoLure.
d lTon 'a This?
* We offer One Hundred Dollars Be\
ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot
Iw wind hv Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CIJKNKY & CO., Props.,
Toledo. O
\W, tlu? undersigned, have known F.
.J. Cheney for the last l."> years, and ben
lievo him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and llnancally able to
a carry out any obligations ui tde by their
> lirnt.
j Wkst & Tkuax, Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo, () WALDIKQ, Kinxan
u & M au vtx, Wholesale Druggists, Too
ltdo, O.
Hail's Cularih Cuie is taken iidernalu
ly, acting dlreetlv upon the blood and
^ inucnous surfaces of the system. Price
Too |*-r bottle. Sold^by all Druggists.
Testimonials free.
r Hall's Family Pills are the ta?st.
B
The Hardwood Factory.
The picker-stick factory is progressk
ing. The water pipj has boen laid from
? . M r III lllP.il II mill itnmi\ f.v !??? f
,T ? IUIII UV f llio I lly IWI >
c site, and the foundation for the dry kiln
is being laid, dirt broken Friday. The
brick is all on the ground for the build1
ing, which is to be 40x59 feet. The
e main building will be 04x40. A ."io horse
. boiler and a 40 horse Atlas engine will
t be used at the plant. The machinery
has been ordered. The material for the
. main building is daily expected. They
J expect to begin manufacturing by Dec.
n Mr. Rico, llie Gen. Manager, informs
e us that he is ready to make contracts for
. hickory wood for use in his factory.
? o
~ Yon know What yon arc Taking
When you take Grove's tasteless Cliil
Tonic because the formula is plainly
* printed on every bottle showing that it
? is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless
t term. No cure no pay. 50c. 43-1
r t
i A Jlcantifnl Window.
The front or display window of T. E.
i Bailey is one of the most beautiful sights
to be seen on Main street. The arranging
of this window is the handiwork of
young Chat lie Ilart, and displays exceptionally
line taste in artistic arrangement.
You should stop and take a
_ look at this window. On the inside of
.. the store is scarcely less attractive.
Furniture, rugs, mattings, carpets, pict
lures, whatnots, etc., are there in great
f abundance. It is worth your while to
take a trip through this mammoth < sp
tablishment, and see the thousands of
, useful articles they have. They can supply
your needs from the cradle to the
grave,
s * *
s Attempt at linrghiry.
7 Last Sunday night an attempt was
made by souv: thief to enter the store of
1 Lames & Lipscomb, which came very
near proving successful. The iron bars
had been cut from the bottom of one
- of the front windows, and the bars bent
!- back and two panes vof glass removed
$ making a hole large enough for a man
!. to enter. It happened that Mr. Lips.
comb was pissing by the store, and discovered
the wi rk of the buiglais. lie
must have come near catching the fellow
at work, as an entrance had not been
effected, Mr. Lipscomb, we think,
. matte a mistake, when he at once set
I about remedying the break. Had he
y passed on as if he had not discovered it,
y and immediately summoned the police,
i they could, no doubt, have caught the
thief in the trap he had made.
Safe Crackers at Pacolet.
[. Oar High School, with Profes3or
, Bryan, of Groenville, as principle,
opened Monday morning. Prof.
1 Bryan comes highly recimmenilcd,
' and wo predict for him a flattering
output.
The store of Mr. F. C. Brown was
brokon into Saturday night, and the
safe rifled of S50.00. A sledge hammer
and chisel, which had been used
' to effect tho entrance, were found at
' the front door. Upon further inve3.
q tigation it was found that the black.
, smith's shop had also been broken
r open, and these tools taken therefrom.
" As yet there is no clue to the perpeJ
trators.
j Protracted service began at the
1 Baptist church Monday night, con.
ducted by the pastor, Rev. W. P.
' Smith, assisted by Rev. Mr. Haynes'
worth of Pacolet Mills
Dr. Lan^ford, of Prosperity, is vis
iug his son, Mr. Dudly Langford,
our efficient R. R. Agent.
Miss Nell McCall, of Darlington,
f is tin guest of Mrs. W. E. Black.
1 A good crowd from this place will,
" if the weather is auspicious, take in
j the State Fair this week.
: Mignonette.
hockhart Junction.
It ha3 been rainy cloudy weather
> the past week, Cottou is about pick*
ed in this soction, and it has been sold
as fast as picked out. It seems that
no one is holdiiig for better prices.
Wheat sowing will soon take place,
and I thiuk thero will be a great deal
' sown, I am glad to say. The price of
' cotton has not crazed the people in
this section, as they are fixing to sow
small grain, and some will not plant
any more than they usually do. Go
ahead, brother farmers, make hog and
hominy at home, aud low priced cotton
will not hurt you.
A goodly number of people, from
this place, attended the Carnival
last week. All report a good time
Mr. Rufus White, who has beep
working in Spartanburg, has returned
home for awhile.
Mr. Willie Gault has completed a
new ell to his house.
The new depot has been finished at
this place. It is a nice oue, sure, and
makes a great addition to this place.
These signs seem to speak for something
else.
Success to the Editor, Manager and
Thh Union Times. Moxy.
???i iii iw?iib i i i in >?iimn n ia?r?ia^v ii i >
LOOK AT
AND SEE W
One Dollar $1.0C
HARRY &, I
FOR $1.00 YOU GET 40 poun
40 Rars
200 Bo>
20 Bll?
" " " " 20 Bottl
281 Yai
2 Nice C
8.*0 Yai
2 Good
4 Yards
" "* " " 2 Storm
" " " " 4< 20 Yard
20 Yard
2 Pairs (
" " " " 10 Men
? i. ? i< 1() Pair!
" " " " 1 Dozen
20 Pair <
8 Good 1
4 Good '
Our $1.00 Shoe for IVLan, I
a World Beater.
clot iiing, cj
Our PRICE on Clothing foi
is less.
Overeats and Mat
We have them Ahead t
i A - """
c-ire uefciuues. I O
School Shoes For
The GODMAX SHOE has a reputati
Durability, Comfort and Style, soi
cept in the GODMAX SHOE, wli
HARRY & BELK'S.
We are chock full of Bargains in eve
spend a dollar 'till you see what \v<
HARRY &
' ^WE HAV
THE FULLEST
We have had this yea
floor to ceiling with
choice Family and Fan
And we have the Prices marked
low that it will be impossible foi
the shelves.
CALL ON HE FOR
In my line and be cor
1 SELLGOODS<
Than you can buy anyw
Yours to please in Qua]
W. H. W
The Pocket Nerve
Is Very Sensitive. Slllte0ti
ui-;i 1 ... ... f i
xiwuiuni x ixiiosopiiers ten us mat
when you touch "the pocket nerve'' , .
you thrill the whole body, and it's ai^ve sM
the pocket nerve wo touch today with tth
this remarkably cheap array (veri- |' jU)U
table bargains they are) of vember
Men's and Young wren's Suits
i.i i 1.1 i . < of land si
in Hlack, Blue and Ureys, n< Unv|]
good as you'd expect for if<>rn?uid
double the price $?i.00 ]U.T(.S Jno
Men's and Young Men's Suits, b'?l m'ds^
Worsted and Cassimeres, new i.'m.i"" f
Fall and Winter designs. ... $">.00 thc?\\
Men's and Young Men's Suits, | lto.ul. ]
the leader line surpassing in ; deeded b
offerings of Worsted. Vicu- I Trustee.
nfis, Cheviots and kindred cAsh, bill
weaves, not a suit in the lot years, w
worth undor $10, but at J. l10!' ,r<'r
Cohen's $7.50 to ***
J mortgsigi
Men's and Young Glen's Suits, to (lie pi
it takes a custom tailor of purchase
note them, and ours half the recoidini
tailor's prico. This lino includes
all the new an ex- r
treme novelties $20,00 Til
LADIES?Come in and buy some of A Hie
these new Jackets and Skirts at noises i
prices that will surprise you but Artiflcia
only at Insti
to procu
J. COHEN. Y ,
*" 'IJI * ^
THIS
HAT
) Will Buy
BELK'S.
tl.s Soda.
Laundry Soap.
;es Matches.
sj l? Ill I/O*
es ("ologne.
tls Sheeting.
Counterpanes.
tls Calico.
(guilts.
All Wool Jeans.
Proof Umbrellas,
s Outing,
s Hood Ticking,
jlood Leggins.
or Boys' Caps.
Strong Suspenders.
Linen Collars.
Good Hose.
Lndsrshirts.
Top Shirts.
^ady or Child is
LOTHINU.
r Men and Boys
;kint shes.
of Up-To Date,
u must see them.
Children.
ion the world over for
incthing hard to get exicli
can only be found at
vy department, tso don't
e luive for you,
BELK.
HOUSE
Lr, filled from
i fresh and
cy Groceries.
on onr'h nrtirlf cn
r them to stay on
ANYTHING
ivinced that
CHEAPER
'here in town.
lity and Price,
EST.
MASTER'S SALE.
South Carolina, 1 Courtof ComLy
of Union. j mon Pleas.
Yootl vs. C. C. I.awson, et al.
idience to an order made in
ited case, [ will sell at Union,
e Court House door, duriug the
rs of sale, on salesday, 5th No1900,
the following lands to-wit:
it certain piece, i>arcel or tract
ituate. lying and being in Pinekisliip,
in the County and State
, containing (4S) forty-eight
re or less, and bounded on the
r Foster's Chapel, on the East
of II. S. Porter, on South by
the estate of Charles Culp, and
'est Lv the Union sind Pinokn?v
Ileing a part of the tract of land
y A. (J. Wood to Irwin Wood,
Terms of sale: One-third
ance on a credit of one and two
ith interest 011 the credit porn
day of sale. Credit portion
ured by bond of. purchaser and
j of the premises sold, with leave
irchaser to pay all cash. The
sr to pay for papers, stamps and
? papers.
C. II. Pkake, Master.
riv DliAF.
h lady cured of her deafness and
11 the bead by J)r. Nicholson's
1 Ear Drums, gave $10,000 to
tute, so that deaf people unable
re the ear Drums may have them
ddress No. 12,004, The Nicholitute,
780, Eighth Avenue, New
r, At