The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, November 30, 1900, Image 2
The She 3 for Men g
is the great
STAR 5 STAR
$3.50 SHOE. 1
The Best Shoe ever sold
for the money. Sizes 5 to
11.
The Shoe I
'I
"Que*
Once tried alw: y
com fori.a ble o.
THE LftRGE INCSStS
The Right
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Close Price
On C
/~v fN ? -?/s /v u~ t*~*. tr*u
v t; uoou c
of Our friends an
some very cheap
in the Grocery "iliin<
Octagon Soap Per Box
Electric Soap Per Box
Magic Cleaner Soap Per Box ...
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 Sugar $6.2 =
BACON 8
Lion Coffee 12!4e per
Good Green Coffee
Flour for Stock, $1.15
Half Patent Flour $2
We can save
Come to see
need of Gr
RESPECTF
FANT I
, GREA
iiocs where the race i:
scr, whijh i3 euro to '
en in o-;r store. Oi
c arc no ixrocl or da::
c i 1 ma &e, handconic
fit ^"ir foot carefuiiy
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~~x?*?Z&S3i?fy
Por Women
in B."
s worn. Sfcyl:
11 d. handsome.
2 IN OUi! SHOE
LVF. AHiii SELLING
t Shoes
the Rigi
s
Iroceries.j
II the attention'
rl niiiifrtmovs: i n
wsi. v uvau wv ,
prices we olic-i;
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5-75
3-SO I
2.00|
ichcs, 3 lb Can 20c
20c
20c
10c
i per 100 pounds.
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R cr^F3
wtna a o,
pound. B pounds!
for $l.GO. Rice
> per IOO pounds.!
.OO per hundred.
you money.;
us when in
oceries.
'ULLY,
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BROS.1
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cnJ in o. draw. ii> now
ir Cm Icmcra fi.icl thai
1 p Cl;cw*>c-21 w a
and com? iv tabic Shorn.
viiih Eacy ;;nc.1 f><yiio!?
IBICES AH 12 BiELOlV
The man who wears
these Shoes does not
feel so much like swear
ing when people walk on
Lis toes. They arc- Korn
Killers. Try a Pair.
SIiLES SHOW THAT
it Prices.
1
Town and County.
Additional Local News.
Crowded Over Prom J.ocal Pages.
Colored Couple Wed.
There was a wuhlirg in high life on
the col< iiil |? J ulat'oii siltj Wedw sday
light. Tlio contracting paities It hip
I ui ? s t,'i! s, ho.it1 v.ait-i iit the famous
(jibbes la use, to Irenes Davis, daughter
?if tJi.ai ley Davis the brick in i.sun. The
Itov. S. T. Mcths, tii' Union perform-d
the e l'luui.y, assist (d by ltev. Coin, of
kvilie. Tli'! inniiiage took p'acu at
ho A. ki. 1\ Zion ehuic'.i i:l 9 o'clock,
p. id. '1 Ik* c. i:pio \ fiee&coittd by t wo
br.ilimnnids and i wo groorns?n"i>, followed
by twoII> *.cr t*i. 1 ?, die s I in white.
The bi ide \vur? a honUomc white dies",
covered with a t?:id d v? il which tr.ii ed
far behind. 'J I couple j?ir.<d hands
and he.uta under a pretty arch of evergreens
and llmet.-y which stood at the
entrance to the chancd. A huge audicure
was present. S vera! white hides
and gcu'elm. u \\e;e ia attend nice.
T? : c.ti i inges \u re employed to conviy
the bridal paiiy to the homo ci" the hride,
whereon cnojori.tn soread :iwniied iti. ii
ii'J i v.i I.
Jim tii'as is a quit-!, Ruber ami indtntriuus
colon d inan who lias Wen in tlie
i inpl(>5 (.1' ('apt. (JibWs, ;t> a waiter fur
a in: n J>= r of y< a is, an 1 by bis close att.-iii
a.a to bis own biis.ne s and jHiiite
tiis.itmt1.1 of tin* ptosis, lias w< n many
file <1 1 ? is \< iv po; ular with tl e regular
Umrbers who inse.tcl bim and
bis bibb* v> t i reveral ap; lopii i?e gdU?.
Tl c b- ire, I t ne I)av.s, is a quit I Unas
i uiii^ ji dnl Joung v.omait,
who bat many t.insdM among ti e white
! i'.!ts and liktd by all wjio Kjsuw 1 < r.
>be b longs to the last eleinont ot oui
culond \ topic. I; is a rood match and
v." wish ;btiii happiness and contci.tiu
-i.t.
Vott know What yon tiro Taking J
When you (Jiovi-'.i tns'fcfoft* Chill
Ioiik 1) eaiiho lit; loiliu.lii H plainly
pIMilril on tvtiy I:.-Hit'. i-tioWlli^ Hail it
i.iMtnpiy I tun a til (>iiniiiic in iila&toUvs
i0'in. .No cum no pay. QUc. 4.'J-1
TAKB NOT1CB.
All pi isms iiidi littu to in either by
i o'.fc or account aio earnestly mp.isN.il
o nialo sen lenient immedmU-ly tw *,vc
i? < iiupi 1 i (1 to i ait* ni)iif*y.
1-. It Fant linos. ,
Fne L
i: SEsko if
m f<lJMm
'} O: i| , 1.- r :ij i j
^'Wwiimi ?01 !
5? tffiitS-J i Wy '!
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Of course we
sort, adaptec
house from
CAN'T AF
A few of the odd pie
the household by ma
B ALLEY FIJI
7.Vvol::ticn:irv KcJics.
Mr. 1'. . Ysrrer, ( f Ilojransvllle j
i'-nvnship, en 1!((1 in In sen lis St'.r ,
' i 'V, liPil l>'-niiLIi^ villi llim - >??!( !
! i s of !']"? lr Vi>11 t i.?nsi -y war I! I |
nr:;t'naMv l>r-hinder! In his ;r:?r ?:f. - '
'hi r, Samuel Smith, who fnitjjht in
lr t v.vr. and w!r\ with h;s fa*h<r,
was in prism at Xiiu'y Six v. hep
Cl.irnv all's sui r>*n?!.-1*? ? 1. 'I he n-1 i.?>
hav<> h*en preserved l>y one of Mr
smith's maiden daughters. Vianet
Xnti'h, until her death in 1XXS. Sli?'
ft her < IT. lits with her nephew Mr
Yarner, whnni slip hti<l often told
ih n:t having the relics but had never
-11 < > w i < 1 the in to hitn. Mr. VarnerS
wife dying a few weeks ago, he wa>
left rhino, nnrl in looking about the
uou?? no ran across ineso relics. un<
of them is a peculiar shaped ink
-tand, made of p stone abouto
inches tnll it is of pyramid slurpo the
hole io 1 !? > bottle or jug was made
with a kr.ifo, and tin- inside hollowed
out suITi Mont to hold half a eommot
hotile of ink. The ink was made it.
those days from'what is known as ink
li ills. The let ter "0" is carvt d on on?
of the four sides and the date "17(kv
appears on another side. It h is a
wooden stopper that M r. V. say - had
in t been removed from the bottle f< r :
fifty or sixty years. The other threi
relics \v< re brasshuttons, ore of tin m
bad the letter "I''on the front with
not hint; on t he reverse side. Another (
had the Old Kng!i?h "T" tin the front
.vith the inaki r's name, "S. T?n:ithiinpbel1,
71 (Jerman St., London.
line on the reverse side; the thin
was a button from the collar of bis 1
Captain's uniform, with the Arncri- j
can eagle, with wines pointing up- i
ward on 1 he front, and "Covill Yater- i
hur" on the reverse side. The two
former button* represented the companies
to whieh Mr. Smith belonged,
llis first Company was captured. lie 1
escaped with a few others and another
eompanv was orguniztd, which
was Co. T. Air. Smith escaped from
capture three times. TTo could have
escaped from Ninety Six hut would
no* leave his father. The soldiers ,
had small pox, he among the rest, ;
while nt Ninety Six, and the treat- i
mer.t eoi,<l-?tel in stripping the i
p'-itiei t and e'v-r-?? him a hath in hot J
saltwater. Mr. V is j-tally proud of
these ancient relics,
.lr.n.so/z/c.
Tlio i X t 1 * !ir muunn i-'atiici if ,
L'n'on I.o Igo, N'o. 7"?, A F. M. will 1 c J
hold ?' il isopic h til, li A t Fi i l iv venire*.
at 7:.'l) o*i-lor k. The 11. A. D-cwc j
will fie nut ferr (1. Tho tlrcii ut < f < ill- ,
e;B foi t! e ensuing year \Ni;l b hdd at '
Hits in<?tiig.
Kii.r.ru K uui OTIIKI'..
A 'lent Incr; lYa'r took pi < *> ;.t
iimK ' in II. near (?roviliirid, 0 i .
d.iv ididi' at Hint 10 o'clock, in wbh h P.
lo!?!"-ini and Ilntvrt Tl'-lbrn. t -co v !>'tc
111'n. w? 11- Kil'ed. They bad a lni-midersf.nn
Mm r an! Ildtem sin t .b in -nn
throni'b il?* i * ck and af'er .Intcr-u n w :?s
do-ill on tlc- Tii nd be rai.-cd i?p aid :
I I'll II vli'll Itriilna aiiI 1 f - - *
CIIWV J HIVM ? ?l t? ?*???HJCT WUI? A?? 115 1IU* I
known what thefiaces wa.snh.uit. 1
A Tennessee Jack.
We will staud a f. e Tenneitsce Jack
in Union. Wo guarantee the Forv'co.
He is rue of the OneFt animals ever
b\m >ht to Un: >n. Tor term"* e*e , apply
to II. S. McDimiel or J. I'. ,T?-tor i i
-It p. JETfcll & McDANIKL. ' !
TH
UNION BUD WOOD M
One mile West of the Court House, o
straight, Whife Hickory, eh-ar of knots
in diameter. Nothing smaller than 10
will take nil si/en larger, provided it ii
knots. FOUR HOLLARS PER CORD
specification. We pay THREE DOLL
clear of knots, In logs 10 inches or mort
foot 8 Inch length. Wo also buy Wll
SIMMON.
ASK US FOR SPECIFICATION
46-Bwoe -
Jvlrsg
Should be, it isn't
comfortable in the
Don't make youi
in parlor ordrawi
first for the comf
family.
s have furniti
1 to every
cellar to gar
FORD TO RE \
oes that add so rnu
king this room cos ai
H AyjLAJ-OOKJ N,-.
iJN IT U i'Jij <&i
Notice li> ilvcrtfcicrsl.
A ?V? t eis e I h |y ! < >*;(l<-ti S ? |
!>;U il ilt l In ir ! !}?' <.o rI ,i!\ i I I i? 'incuts '
;< Mn il. \. ii t bihr ill im IN \ s??ir?y j
\\\* i-iiii' i i; 11< * * el .? L'* !i i!i .t I'.tv. j
i - i; i i j i :< . tli.* u 'ii> ! i in' 11! tin- fw.t e j
il'l. r Tin* <1 iy to i?<*t out tli" piper.
IHg Atulicn cf Scv.i:>? M.ivt.incs. j
1 tvi 1 ? iF? r t.t mum ion ?) 1?>( of hot li
tie v til ?l si ei t;il 1 :i' ! S w11nf Miiehirts
:>! 1 '? > t '.itirt hi.'.isi' on Motility,
I)r<\ i'.-il, Snlesihiv, to the highesthitMi
r for lite e:i*h. If you want ti
Minhii o this is your pnlden opporl
unity, iitnl you may never hive anotlu
r suelt it chance to get :i Machine
for much less than its value.
S. M. KICK, JR., E. U.
TO ORGANIZE GREEK CHURCH
Movement on Knot to Komi n Con*
grcgutlon at Suvniititth.
Savanxaii, Nov. 27.?Savannah will,
in all probability, have a GVoek church
added to its list of houses of worship
within a short time. Ther are more
thau a ICO people in Savannah who hold
the faith of the Greek orthodox church,
and they are all heartily in favor of the
establishment of a church here.
Dr. >1. M. Snlibn, who is one of those
principally interested in tho movement,
said that, a meeting of tho Greeks of tho
city will b call d within a few days for
the purp)se of <li- us.>ing tho matter of
forming n congregation uud securing a
house of w ?r-::iu.
* It is th : cU -.no of the;? interested to
orgnnis-ut <>:ire ami secure a hall in
wliieii to - rv.vje.s, later 0:1 building
a chnro..; of tl.o.rovi in.re are
uow few, if any, Greek churchrs 1:1 tho
south.
I'orto U'.c.iu loglslat lire.
San Juan, X >v. 37.?Con si d: r.ihlo interest
is centered in the new legislature,
which will hold it; lir t session D o. b.
Tito entire legislative assembly, including
both houses, is c v.npus si ot lie publicans.
Tito iirsr and most iuipc rte.nt
mutter to be disposed of will bo "the remodelling
of the laws of the bland,
without which, it is coti-i lored certain
Porto Rico can have 110 lufure. Tho
moaners are taking a mutual interest
In their new duties and most of them
liavo already prepared flowery speeches.
Durnod to Death.
Columbia, S. 0., Nov. 37.?Donald
McQueen met with a horrible accidcut
which resulted in his dentn. He was
lying 011 his bod rending, having a kerosene
lamp 011 a table at tlip side of tho
bed. He went to sleen anrl dnriti? i.io
sleep the lamp exploded. Mrs. McQueen
anil soino of the children wore in
another room anil hoard the explosion.
They rnslu-d into th room and found
Mr. McQae. n enveloped i 1 flames. Ho
was fatally lurned l.otore the flames
were extin^uis. o.l.
Ketir-urgi' S ill , fur Hampton Rands.
New* Yokk, Nov. t:7.?The battleship
Keari-arge, flagship of the North At*
lantic sipiadron, sailed today for Hampton
Roads, whoro rendezvous is being
made of the foriedo fleet and several
ships of tie* .-quadrou for a cruise. The
Kearsargo has taken the placo of the
cruiser New Th ra as flagship during the
overhauling ot tbo latter at the Brooklyn
navyvurd. It is said that the Kearsftrgo
is the first battleship to be made a
flagship.
Itouiidhouse Destroyed by Kire.
Rat.ippixi., Mon., Nov. Of.?Fire dcbtroyed
the roundhouse, several engines,
n votary snow plow and muoh valuable
property of the Great Northern railway
lit Black foot, Ida., today. The flro was
caused by a spark from an engine. Thy
loss is ostimatod at nearly #200.000.
[E ?
IANUFACTURING CO.,
I
n the Buffalo Railroad, is buying
,in logs or blocka, 88-inchea or more
inches in diameter is wanted, but
* straight, White Hlclfqry, clear of
will be paid for Hickory of above
AR3 PER CORD for straight Ash,
i in diameter, in 0 foot 4 inch or 12
1TE OAK, DOGWOOD and PERIS
AND PRICES ON THEM.
Room
always, the most
whole house,
r principal display
ng room but look
ort of youself and
jre of every
room in the ?
5ret, but you
WITHOUT
ch to the comfort of
id atVra ctive.
..UMBER CO,
Siimninnc fnr Relief
V U MMIIUIJO IUI llUIIUIl
Stair of South Ca < Huh, ) Court of Com(
uimty of Union. J limn Pna.?.
El /i A. Gainer and A. O. Gamer,
PiamtilT-',
Ag dnst;
\\\ X 'Gainer anil Isaac T. Garner, di1"
I (lilllt.S.
To ill" above named defendants in Ibis
act ion:
Von i re I* by Fumrpoi ed and ieipiio
d to lit.; ver the co.npl tint in Hi s
action of wni li a copy, is herewith
seivid upon yon; and to se?\e a copy of
jour answer to ilie said complaint on the
m b cidiets at their ?fllce No. 4 Law
"ltange, Union, >out.h Carolina, within
twenty dajs alter service hereof; exclusive
of the day of such servici ; and if
you fail to answer the complaint within
ilie time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this
action will aj ply to the Couit for the relief
demanded in the complaint'.
CAlt-ON Jfc SUA IKE,
l'iuintiff*' Attorneys.
Dated Union, S C., 14 August, A. D.
11)00.
To the defendant, I-aac T. G ?rner:
Take notice that the coinpUiut in this
action togettier vi h 'tie suunuoiis of
which the foiecoii'VJ i> ;? ?-o;>v was filed
in the oflice of Hie Ct?-iK . f i he Court of
Common Pleas for I uioii county
at Union in the i-omav of (Jiuoii
111 tiie statu of Smili c>, o ' i ?i? the
Gth day of Ocl,iil. A D 1 imk?.
(JA U - ON it -M :A I e K,
42-3t J Lii.i 11a' Ait rr.f}?.
Slops the Cough mid ll'orAs off the
Cold.
Laxative Hioiie-tJ-iin'ne Tablets cure
a <:<>kl i i one d.>\. No on e tn> fay.
Price 25 cents. 43-j
LAND SALE.
State of South Carolina, ) In Achate
County of Union. ) Couit.
To sell land in aid of asset*.
Hy virtue of a Decree of the Probate
Court, in and for the county of Union,
State aforesaid, I will sell to the highest
bidder before the court house door, on
the that Monday in December, next, it
In ing salesdav, during the legal hours
for sale, all that cerlain tract or parcel
of land, situate in Bogansville Township,
(near West Spring.-) s.tid county and
Mate, belonguig to the estate of Iairkin
Lancaster, deceased, cotitaiuing fifty two
and one-half acres, more or less. ,
Hounded as follows: On the east by
tlx. timnt..?.. - ''
..... a m<mu-w,i mill I'tKiii, on ine sou^r
and south-west by the Glenn Spring^
road, an Ihenoith and not th-west
land* of Mia. <Miviu \\ est, and on ^he
uoilh-o.?Kt by the land* of?' *
luUh suc'i shap", corner*and distances ag
i-i lepresented by a plat of same lnap^
by .1. It MoAythur, surveyor, on Oiuk'.
11, 1900. Same *>eiog that traot of
land setoff to the h?:irs of Larkin Lancaster.
deeiased, on the 10th day of OcU,
1900. by tie* Commissioners in partition
of Olivia West vs. W 1 y Lancaster, at
al
Terms of .-ale: One half cash balance
t>n a eredit of twelve months with interest
fioin day of sale, secured by bond of
purchaser ur.d a mortgage of the premises
sold; purchaser has leave to pay all
cash. I'm chaser to pay for papers and \ 1
stamps and recording the same.
Jason M. Giiebr,
Nov. 8th, 1900. Probate Judge.
45-41
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take laixativo iiromo Ouinpie Tabtety.
All druggists refund "tiie money if It
fails lt> cure. E. W, Grove's signature
is on each 1m>x. 25c. 43-ly
? - - New
Store, New Goods.
I have opeued a Family Grocery Store
ju.? uoiww mo t'osi uiiic?, whnre I will
keep a full line of
FLOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE,
MEAT, LARD, MOLASSE8,
CANNED GOODS, TOBACCOS
and CIGARS, also Green
Groceries. I also run a
First-Class Beef Market
and will pay Highest Price for
Cattle.
Mitt DELIVERY. PHONE 109. ^
J. S. SMITH.
40-ly