The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, November 23, 1900, Image 2
The Shoe for Men is
the great
STAR K STAR
$3.5^ SHOE.
The Best Shoe ever sold
for the money. Sizes 5 to
11.
The Shoe
"Quei
Once tried alwa;
comfortable
THE LARGE INCBEAi
The Righ
A1
m
CiooC n fee
On C
We desire to c
of Our friends ar
some very cheap
in +3=0 ouocery Lin
Octagon Soap Per Box
Electric Soap Per Box
Magic Cleaner Soap Per Bo." ...
50 Bars Chic Soap
Schnapps Tobacco 10 lb Box....
Early Bird Tobacco 10 lb Box ...
Limber Twig Tobacco 10 lb Box .
Forty Pound Box of Starch
Best California Lemon Cling Pe;
White Cherries, 3 lb Can
Best Pears, 3 lb Can
Canned Corn
Standard Granulated Suuar ?6
w f"'"J
BACON 8
JLion Coffee 12!4e per i
Good Green Coffee J
Flour for Stock, $1.15
Half Patent Flour $2/
We can save
Come to see x
need of Grc
RESPECTFL
FANT E
?
i GREA
Shoes where the race
tees, which is sure to
:ng on in our store. C
sre are no i ired or da
r well made, handsom
i fit your foot carefully
Cr^SAR, nnd oun
i"LII IT.ON.
Tw\ *
11 f\\
JU v:.t<
For "Women
gn B.'
ys worn. Sty'
and handsome.
rw t ht rvt t r* ot.rrsrr*
B, in v/uii can-ufii.
WE ARE SELLING
t Shoes
: the Rig
:S
jroceries.
ill the attention
id customers to
yyrio?a we offer
e:
$ 3-CG
3 75
3-90
i .00
3-75
3-75
3-50
2.00
tches, 3 lb Can 20c
20c ,
20c
IOC
per 100 pounds.
CENTS.1
1
Dound. 8 pounds
for $1.00. Rice
per IOO pounds.
OO per hundred.
you money-?
wi
til
is when in
Dceries.
AM
(il
Mil
JLLY, '
> OIK
>iM>
3 R o s.fi
T SALE
is between Quality and
end in o. ciraw, is now
>ur Custom era find that
nip feet when wearing
oand comfortable Shoes.
j with Easy and Stylish
PBICES ARE BELOW
Ths man who wears
these Shoes does not
feel so much like swearing
when people walk on
ins toes. I hey are Korn
) Killers. Try a Pair.
GALES SHOW THAT
I
\
ht Prices.
_ ??.?- 1 * ? II
Town and County.
Additional Local News.
1 Crowded Qver prom Local Pages.
J. P. Gage, Trial Justice. I
Air. J. F. McLnre has resiened as
Trial Jvstioe at Union. Mr. Jno. 1'. |
Gare, who was elect* d at tho recent |
election, has been appointed by the Gov- (
ernor to till Mr. Mc Lure's unexpired ^
term, w hen lie will then come into of- i
flee of his own right. ^
Sunday School Convention. 1
On the 28th of I)< eemb< r, next, the 1
| Unl.on County Ihiptist Sunday School
Convention will meet with the Lebanon I c
church and continue throng); Sunday. |
I'll CORAM.
1>1 Devotional Exeiche.
2nd Enrollment of Dtl? gates. Discussion
of Sul j-cls.
1st (Jaery?C inicli and Slate Helped j,i
hv the Sunday School. ? K. I'aulk and
lb?t?t. H.u.
Olid I ?. .L i ' -
- - ? III?. ><iui>'fy tiijiience tiii- | m
Ballot 1> i\V---D. N. W iit iifi. aij'1 QoiJ i,?
fii'V Fowler. I ?,j
:1.<1 individuality in Church Work? I
I). lherni.in and Arthur Jeter. ' .{f
('hiis'iait Fii.'ii(tsl,i|i in its Fetation to
( Inist. and Ksieli Oilier.?L M H ice ai d tii
P. W?t, vt,
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Uomniniug in the Poet Oiliee at j (
[J.iiou. S. (?., for the week ending to
K .*.23.1900 SI
Mr to dive A * lams lie
Mr 1' U Aekc.v to
Mr William JJja'a f??
Mr J F < 'alter
Mr(l 1) M Do <; in *01
Miss Sallio Ihs.m on
Mr Wall (iivgoiy tot
Mr A J Jarks in" we
Mr John Ji.li's hi i
M r Thomas .M *aiis dot
Mr John Sain h mn
M r W Ti gue
Mr U'.? I ??' !
.... .. .i ?? i r_ri)t,
Mr J \V I'j Young
Persons calling fur the above le - IT]
rs v/ill please eey if advertised, at d (j i
ill be required to pay oho cent f< y J
eir delivery.
J.C. Hunter, P. M. ?nt
? Mtru
Notice. d
I have d. ouhvl to move toTtX.u, and wi"
It >-ell, at iny house, on Miss 101 Ion kno
egoiy's plac >,tour udlei east of Ualo:', 8pC(
Hiitu?day, December 1:
).ie mule, oiio map*, one colt, one at d 0
-half years old; one 2-hovse wajon foot
1 harms", one cow, farming impU- SIM
nt", 700 bundles of fodder, GO bushels
orn, a quality of good hay.
P'<rins oi sale: rash. #Wl
7-2lp it. 11. MITCHELL. 46
The L
m if
111 ii;
Oi' course w?
sort, adapte
house from
CANT AF
A few of the odd pi<
the household by me
BAILEY FU3
The 'Sews From Tockh.irt,
II> my II. Wilbutu, who has been a
sihsumn iii th; Iaickhart store for about
four ye; rs, his resigned his position to
< it at traveling salesman for 1).
i 1. Wed.liunto-1 & Co., of Charlotte, X.
lie left-Monday morning to enter
.m his new duties. Mr. Wilhuru is very
(H.pn'ar here, and I can safely say that
tie cartics with him the good wishes of
hi the good }>' .v,>!e of LoJkli irt and th.it.
means about all. Mi", Charles Williams
is bis M'.ecess.n" in the LocLhart. stove,
and there is no doubt but lie will till the
p'-are in an acceptable m inner to all coueeined.
It chard, only son of Mr. and Mis.
Henry Kitchens and a grandson of the
writer, died on the lb iust. lie was
aged about s'x weeks. I lis remains
were buried at I'inegiove cemetery.
J.oekhart Hotel has again changed
hands, Mr. \V. W. Fiuley having given
it up on account of Mrs. Fiuley's ill
health. Mr. ltobt. Uritlln is now mine i
liohfc, [i.iving taken possession 1 isl .Saturday.
Several rooms h ive recently been
added to tlit; building, and other improvements
have been uiade. Mr. Fiuley I
is now occupyitig a house in the new
portion of tin; town, and .stili holds the
posit ion as Master Mechanic. i
1'. I. Wells, ol' the Southern Railway,
was in l.ockhail one day la it wed*.
The youugeot child ol Mr. W. R
Young was thought to b fatally i: j ned
la it Sunday morning by a fall 1'roui a
b d where she was sleeping but altera!
time she recovered. IIomo. j
Uuif lUicx lOjRifitiw,Va-I nll(L
On account of the Annual Conventi >n
Southern Educational Asso ialion, the
Southern Railway will tell round tiip
tickets to Richmond, Va., ami return
from all stations on its lines at rates of
One First Class Fare for round trip,
plus SI.00 membership fee.
Tickets will be sold from Washington,
I). C., and points in Virginia and North
Carolina, December 20 and *27, with
llnal limit Decemlier 31.it, 1900, indu-iv?;
from parts in other S >ulhern States
!). ( ( mber 2">th and 20th. with ilual
limit January 2nd, 1901. The Southern
Railway olTers hist service ever aff ?rdtd
o Richmond, Va., fast time and c mrenicnt
schedules, through sleeping car
retween iliriningham, AthpitH (J ft?:irille,
Spartanburg, Cliat lotto and Richi.-onO,
Hotel l.)inj"g '-ats on ad ihr.ujgh '
l or defaihd it f rimtlon hs to uitea,
eservntjons, etc.. rail on or write any
gent of the S-mthern lidlway ? r its j
niiiifctiHis. S II. Hai:L?\VICK.
A. (J. I*. A , Atlanta, (01. \
? t
ft cms Front Kclton. '
" ' " 1
Editor Union Time?-:?I H>ik spa or in I
:>uv valuable journal for short account \
P our community. i
Everything is 111 iving a'oa.t sin >o'hIy v
it here. Tiios.i farmers?, wh > have "
it s>M their cotton. are c t: 1 ying .1 modi ?
lore pleasing smile ii|>> 1 their fares *'
lire the ?ice ;p l he pnccof the s-.mp'e. ii
tliiiikth.it ihe'inodt pf lj;pm \ydl v-l) jv
i gopU i|S it readies 10 cents.
I have no speoinl key s ??> repmt from in
lis K-o'ion. The farintos 111 r very busy yj
I'll ii"a up their last picking of cotton lii
it sowing eats and wheat. 'V
N'io. Mwy l?e Ii a 11 in. Hie etlieient f,
lichcl' l>f tin'. Ivdtilll : CilO.,1, C.otil ?i lip tC
r private s-c'iuol last, Kiiday, anilie*'^
rind to her home in Chester Uo . S. C. , a 1
ie was a most, exedlent teacher, awl '
r place in the sch-jol room will be h ml ill!
tl 1. (The Kclton school is now opan ?y
r a good teacher ) i
IIog kihing time is upon us now, and en
lie of our g<>ltd people have some nice
es to kill. Mr. .1. Ur. Smith, of Kel-' roj
1, killed one a few days ago that
iglied about 00'.) pounds.' 1
for lack of news my P^n '
vn, f 1
???Tin
WON HARDWOOD MA
s inilo West of the Court House, on
tight, White Hickory, clear of knots,in
lihmotcr. Nothing smaller than 10 fn
f air r* *?1! - ? '
an nizes larger, provided it is b
ts. FOUR DOLLARS PER CORD wil
dfication. Wo pay THREE DOLLAB
r of knots, in legs 10 inches or more in
8 inch length. We also buy WHIT
MON.
! US FOR SPECIFICATIONS
tfmoi
Jving
Should be, it isn't
comfortable in the
Don't make you
in parlor or drawi
first for the com!
family.
3 have furnit
d to every
cellar to gai
TORI) TO BE I
eces that add so mu
. : .jl
irviriy trns room cos a
HAVE A LOOK IN.
EINITURB & 3
Notice to Advertisers.
Advertisers are re-peel fully notified to
hand in tlieir chance, of advertisements
on Monday, not later than Tuesday
We cannot make chance after that day.
as it requires the whole time of the force
after Tuesday to pet out the pajH-r.
Gone to Greenville.
MrT. B. Page the popular and courteous
clerk for a numbered years at the
famous Gib'os House, lias resigned his
position and has gone to Greenville
S. CI. Where he is now engaged in
the hotel business upon his own account.
We are sorry to lose as fine a
man as Mr. Page from our town. But
our loss is certainly Greenville's
gain. We wish him abundant success
in his new undertaking.
Notice.
The next meeting of the S. S. Convention
will held with the Mi, T^ebanon
I cmircn. a lie isua meeting, v hich was
uallerl in. was to have been with ihini.
I Tliev lieaitily invite the coming convention.
Let every fcIiooI send up a full
delegation an?l a Id era! colli dion.
L. IVT. l?if:K, President.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
All persons indebted to the estate
of Cato Foster, deceased, will please
I settle at once, and all persons having
claims against said estate must hand
I them in to me at Union, S. G., prop|
erly attested, within thirty dHjys from
ATiiiiidst rator.
This 2Jlrd Nov. 1000.
Notice to ; respasssrs.
All persons are hereby warned not
to hunt, ride, walk through or in any
manner trespass upon my lands. All
persons disregarding this notice will
be prosecuted for rna'ieious trespass.
17-It. ]t. \Vr. Lkmastkr.
Longavita
THE TABLET OF LIFE
(Pilula Al Jjomgan Vihm)
flic Scientific Discovery of the Age!
The Magic Key to the Mystery of Life!
From times Immemorial It has been man's
iredomlnatlng ambition to fprolong Ufo. Hut
imongthc many brilliant minds, tvlio have
levoted their lives to the fascinating subject,
t was left for the immortal Darwin to give
o the world, in his great theory of Life,.the
undnmcntui principle upon which to build
ill further research in this direction. Following
closely in his footsteps came I'rof. Dr. 1
oldwig Ituoehner. a Uur?nan scientist of in- ;
ernational renown, wph Ids remarkable 1
vork entitled "Das nuclides l.angen Lcbens1' 1
the l?ook on Longet liyi. Hut alas, liko d?p- <
. m in- -*
_ v-.., uru no could reap the fruit .
f his wonderful doctrine. Others however, '
iiuully grout took up the interrupted thread (
1th the result that two German scientists, I
Iter years of experiments and research, have j 1
(last discovered the secret of Longevity, j c
r the shape of a remarkable Vegetable Com- ?
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rrtiocg l.iIr This new reuiedy, appropriately
wnpd "I.iuigav It a" uiicanitsr I<Opg I-ife'i hftb ; o
uen subjected to < hp most rigid tests at all t||'e 0
lading clinics and hospitals throughout 1 e
urppo with marvelous results. Approciat p
ig tlio importance of tills discovery, wo .?
ive acquired, at enormous cost, the exclave
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il pic on rati in, wliieii has proved a blessing gt
i mankind. Longnvita" Is the true Tablet
Lifei a rcjiivenat?r par excellence, entidying
the veritable secret of longevity In
iiractical, feasildc form, it is the fountain
perpetual youth, which It prolongs far
yond Its present limit*, while retuining ?
ulth in a perfectly norinai state. "Longita"
brightens tlie eye, stimulates the ir.cnI
activity, gives elasticity to tho step, f
ikes the face full, absorbs wrinkles, ?
anises the system, purities the skin, and is
only true Police de Leon remedy for old fa
il young of botli sexes. Endorsed by Kit- m
ic's leaning pyrici?.""
$1 00a Box, by mull.
J GO VON TILLENBURG MEDICAL GO-, N
(SOf.K IT, S. AOENTS)
1 iftl-1183-1!35 Broadway, New York Ojty.
- ??-? Jus
NUFACTURING CO.,11
!a
the Buffalo Uailroa'J, is buying I Qr
logs or blocks, 88 inches or mora
ches in diameter is wanted, but pjj
traight, White Hickory, clear of
11 be paid for Hickory of above I ftH(
13 PER CORD for straight Ash,
i diameter, in 0 foot 1 inch or 12 ?n_
E OAK, DOGWOOD and PER. FHl
AND PRICES ON THEM. ^
u
Room
always, the most
5 whole house,
r principal display
ing room but look
fort of youself and
ure of every^
room in the
?ret, but you
WITHOUT
ich to the comfort of
rid attra ctive.
liTTMBER CO.
r ????.
Summons for Relief;
State of South Carolina, ) Court of ComCounty
of Union. j mon l'lt as.
Eliza A. Garner and A. O. Garner,
Plaintiffs
Against
W. N Garner and Isaai T. Garner, defendants.
To the above named defendants in this
tl/*l \i\r*
You are hereby summoned andJMqnired
to answer tlie complaint in tWis
action of which a copy is herewith
served ui>on you; and to se.ve a copy of
your answer to the said complaint on the
subscribers at Iheir ollice No. 4 l^aw
Range, Union, South Carolina, within
twenty days alter service hereof; exclusive
of the day of such service; and if
you fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaint ills in this
action will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in tli* complaint.
CARSON A. SCAIFE,
Plaintiffs' ALU rnejs.
DaUd Union, S. C., 14 August, A. D.
1000.
To the defendant, I-wto T. Garner:
Take notice that (lie complaint in this
action together ui'h ihe summons of
which the foiepoii u w a copy was li'ed
in the ollice of the CI- it? t che Court of
Common l'leas for Union county
at Union in the county of Union
in the State of SniMi <n.>liiia on the
Oth day of Oetolier, A l> 1000.
CAR ON & ^CAIKE,
4S*3t i laini lis' Attorneys.
Stops the Cough and Works off the
xjoia, *" ' ? - ?
Laxative BroneeQ liuine Tablets cure
a cold in ohm day. No cuie no pay^
Price 25 cents. 43-i
LAND SALE.
State of South Carolina, \ In Probate
County of Union. ) Court.
To sell land in aid of assets.
By virtue of a Decree of the Probate
Court, in and for the county of Union,
State aforesaid, I will sell to the highfgt
bidder before the court hquse dolor, dp
the first Monday in December, next, it
being salesday, during the legal hours
for sale, all that certain tract or parcel
of laud, situate in Bogansville Township,
(near West Springs) said county and
State, belonging to the estate of Larkln
Lancaster, deceased, containing fifty two
and one-half acres, more or less.
Bounded as follows: On the eMB&y
the Thomson Mill road, on the south
and south-nest by the Glenn Springe
road, an the north and noith-west by
land* of Mrs. Olivia West, and on the
north-east by the landi of ?ttufl
hath such shape, comers and distances ajf
is represented by a plat of same infede
ay J. It. McArthur. surveyor, on Oct.
II, 1000. Same tieing that tract of
and set off to the heirs of Larkin Lanlaster,
deceased, on the 10th day of Oct.,
900, by the Commissioners in partition
if Olivia West vs. Wil-y Lancaster, et
1.
Terms of sale: One half cash
ii <i ureuu of twelve inont|ui with iUtejlr8t
fioin day of ^ale, secured by bond of
urcbaser and a mortgage of the
c.s-sold; purchaser 1ms leave to paj^B
?sh. Purchaser to pay for papers aira
amps and recording the same.
Jason M. Greek,
Nov. 8th, 1900. Probate Judge.
45-41
To Cure a Cold in One Day
like Laxative llromo Quinine Tablets.
11 druggists refund the money if it
iIs to cure. E. W, Grove's signature
on each box. 2^c. my
* rr^rew
Store, New Goods,
I have opennd a Parody Grocery Store
it below the Post Oflice, where I will
?p a full line of
LOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE, M
EAT, LARD, MOLASSES,
VNNED GOODS, TOBAC)S
and CIGARS, also Green
oceries. J also ri^n^ " "t *3
rst-Class Beef Market- ',1
1 will pay Highest Price fbr
Cattle. ^
:E DELIVERY. PHONE I09.V
j. s. smith.
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