The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, December 07, 1900, Image 2
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1,1 to tinio foe our
nirilit; lhc.se goods zii > . e ;
kniie deep into prices, i
cost.
-DRY
^Afe can interest you in thi
If you are
THE REASON WHY?We give you
_ ..v/ufi u ;iirjfc tno amo.int
at 40c. All styles i<? I'i.v.d Dress Goo !
Reautiful black I "repons from 40c to $;
if of- n n^rrrmn pre rh o *. rn t?r\? 1 ^ r
I V. ui. o. i ^uni. v/kiiv.? .1 v-iia ' J uu v?^l.
20c, only 15c a yard. A good Outing. '
going at only 20c a \nrd.
^-CAPES Al
OUR STOCK CAN BE EQAJAl
MAKEUP AND BEST
Beautiful Capo, full siz:e, fur i
only 91.00. The b:Lt $5.00 l
Beautiful things ia Golf Capes
Buy.
REMEMBER WE ARE TP
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E3Z.EE
~C?o5e-i6tf6afa
On Gro
We desire to call tfc
of Our friends and ci
some very cheap pric<
in the Grocery Xiine:
Octagon Soap Per Box
Electric Soap Per Box
Magic Cleaner Soap Per Box
50 Bars Chic Soap
Schnapps Tobacco 10 lb Box
Parly Bird Tobacco 10 lb Box
Limber Twig Tobacco 10 lb Box
JForfy Pound Box of Starch
Best California Lemon Cling Peaches, $
White Cherries, 3 ib Can
Best Pears, 3 lb Can
Canned Corn
Standard Granulated Sti^ar $6.25 per io<
O ?1
!Lion Coffee 12P/2C per poun<
Good Greeri Coffee for i
Flour for Stock. $1.IS per
Half Patent Flour $2.00 1
We can save you
Come to see us
need of Grocei
HESPECTKIJLLY,
FANT BF
V
IAS WILL BE
; (? sioclv ol* 5)/v <L * o
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TV<
il i;v?N*y 5-<u t .o w-r
::: na:i:ry i :: ^t:iiieo?s
<f n i m ? ir\
s department,
interested in the vc
.1 liivtnl i? si 1 nil wool f 111 i *-f I
A good Woolen Cashmcr
prices ioc to Si.oo. Good
eo'b per yard. See our Speei
oo for same goods. A good
ivorth 7 'jC, going at 50 a ya:
ND JACKS
LEED BY FEW, BE5
FITTING FOR BEAST
rimmed end bended,
Facket ever seen in U
i oncl fine Jackets?See
IE PEOPLE TO SAVI
Our old f
nf'tlio IVni
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ie attention ss&SK
lit; is tllft Si
astomers to
3S we olfer S.WKI
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lilitck Hi on
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20c '.''i'1 v";,l;
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. B pounds win*
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51.oo. Rice
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I l'rilliantine 20c to JjT.
al at 75c. We bought "
Table Damask, worth j <>
ril. Regular 25c Jeans
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>T GOODS, BEST
MONEY. '
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worth $1.50, forD
nion, only 33.50.1"
them before you
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ous Battery M'ark Ho^^p>g v
vl. (.\, is in town",
hoafcof frienda
iappvyhal che? l ful?- a^Tever.
;nio Jolly, cokI natniM^E I.
He ilivppfd ia 1? sl? "s
niiil our spirits ro-p >kj|\\aid a'
i >n of a sjr eial iuviia/Tiou to j (.,
r!.', to h?lj)liini oat Komeiif ; sti
ami deer meat, pheasants, ;
oils < f that b*U liuu*. in tli? i e':
ntai-is, an exhaustive repot t j
ppiaied in The Times, tw->! _
Our suriiise can he h.*:ti r III
- - - j
nan jJ'fqnlMU jus lie coolly ii - :
11i:?t he pome .ill the wh\
k'iile to st o us and flpmand a
i of Jin ailicle that, appeal! d :
>r, and he looked ie.il Intel, .j|(
notice I that lie nad placed
is and our pun, so wo ,
pave him to iinderrda.d tha*
ai!v to make any appo'o.'y i j
di? sje lit to demand. O ir
ipidly ?.ver our sins of one-.liitiiission
to see if we coid I ^
u io we had olTendtd ou>
111it out tuemoiy was a* | t
a itji jiiui./ iiiifpiviiipr- a-; t.?
I the 1,i:\est j no v.;: mean j,.4
AO hoinhly asked wlu-icei in* ;
d. l4Wh>! that hnn' in the J.
ltain, J'4' said he '"Jl was jit;
si ", in fact toinnijroi!!J n? t
iul.il in it?li udiy, and l v ,
? way from A-dlEVU.;-: !! .
make a cvrecljon ! I 'V) !| j
e bepan to' fplije ouklP'e.it j
duply, and wo could fflPTour
4 faiily pl.iv.ii p uiwi i},e j
uce of i o oceijue, U>?! v ? j
n>' i?\ We didn't think \v'e !
? lioisUon-ly, l-ut ve under-- ' )
ie ptcssuiaii turned loose lie* t ' *
'?! (I aoui? of I'io'm hi/sup- 1 i,.y
f T. K Ikuky's Fii'i i: uro 1
^=-?-Til a
IIAIIDWOOI) lit
e.-' of I ho Court House, on I
'lite Hickory, clear of ki.o's.in
Nothing fcmulhr Ih-m 10 iu
si/ s larger, proviil. (1 if, is si
li DOLLARS PER CORD wil
We^ay TJIREE DOLLAR
s, in logs 10 inches or more in
pnglh. Wo also buy WJJ1T1
FOR SPECIFICATIONS
Lore, the grippers were somehow jarred
<>80 and utterly lefnted to work, our
uvil forgot to eat his pi, our for- man
i-biaeed tlie stove, we heard a dog lork:g
out on the street, and a policeman
one in an hour or so later, but made
o arrests. We f'i.t not. newn to he rude,
ui it was our turn to sin lie, and we
m ?d im cause ?< were iio'neetit. We
id not ? ii e up i >ni law and deer hunt,
io, sir, ice And we -In uldered all relousibilny
oft' on '' e writer of that
am, inslaiiiei. 11 it agreed lo make
lie dt-siied coneciioti as the Major as
in*?I us iluit lie bad Ihui besieged by a
ooil of lotti*is io>f:ii< 1 iiiv that, iunit from
hiii. s who 8a (1 they ".siA' it in The
*1 m i'.s.
We asked him to tell ns of that hunt
ml this ahoir covers what he told. The
atty di'l go <?'i the hunt and staid two
. ys. Tl ey "Mllnl otitj deei" that was
n?ihly of too ii.qui.si<iv? a nature, and
ua.v hap came out to enter a mild protest
gainst, the intruders traspassiog upon
Is domain, when one of the party was
ard hearbd enough to shoot it down in
old blood, upon its own premises. And
hey "kilted one squirrel", the little fel01^
was possibly industriously engaged
u fctoring away its winter provender,
vhqn it v gas rudely interrupted ly the
eport "o^ a gun, and knowing that
'h^jstn)H^\-?LS not yet come, boldly adaftced
to investigate, and lie also got it
5 the neck. And they "caught three
i11To nshes," and they came back home,
nd thus ended the famous hunt in the
ilack Mountain.
We think we smell a rat in this gloomy
nd discouragieg account, of the hunt,
?v the Major. Methinks his party got
si to a regular snap in the Black and
lon't want to give it away. Hut if we
,re not mistaken Brother" 1m1 had best
et his party together earlier next 'eion,
else lie will lind others in the Held
nying claim to a share of the game in
hose woods abounding in bears, deer,
in keys, pheasants, etc., etc., etc.
--Notice
to Advertisers.
Adveitiseis arc le-peetfu'U lint:tad t<>
m Monday, ii t. later 11 in Tuesday
>Vp cannot make chamie after I hat day.
m it im|m mm ilio who'.e tinin of the foice
fo r Toes-day to fret out the piper.
Instu 1 In Hon Ser vicos.
Ile/s. A. A. .Tames un?l ('. A. II.
ermines with K der J. E. (\ '.ton w ii!
ot.duet the Installation Servietsof l?ev.
P'
^ Bi$rAni'tioxi Sale.
Oil ace-Mint of ttiln, my auction sale
,f S 'vvini; machines wax pss.poned .r. m
Vlond.iv.' :U(I, to S:itii!<!.iyMio S,li.
Tiie Carnival MTnlstrels and Silver
DorPet Band came in from Union (his
aiornir (? " after having sxpmt a most
:>le;is^nt night there. The minstrel show
ryeii last night >vas a success in all n*ipectsand
and the ball afterward! was a
treat succesi. * . .
Thanksgiving dinner at. tic Uni ?n
Totel was an ellegant affair. The b i\s
^y^iaely treaUd by the I'ni ?n people.
'The Pretties^J^^^^^^o\ynS.
Rice. dr.. Kit 's shew wii?) .a .
"Wonder vtnie"' If *\tiifa Clai s<n't.
pet satii-li- d from the m itiiMvnith
nek "f toys ai.d p.c" nits at the ' W.i ir
.d'He" he uv?d not ny anywhere
psning of Book: of Subsciipiion
S .t'e <>f > (II b I ',( ?Ii.!.t )
lai'.mty el I "iii ri. )
jhtrsu tut {<> h < "iiii.b-i.<n i?s>icd b?
w nndeisign-d as co'p n?tlors by M 11
inprr. "s cr lary el Si .{**, oa the .jth
v of I h-ceinlicr,
XoM.re is licreb/ g:ven I'm' b i >Us of
!> o iplio i to !li < 11s.t i! s'f k o I i f
lion Fn' l.i Hie M inn'".id n-i :g < '< .
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1 *. 'o > n* - afi<;' ail oa i? v'cnib i 1
1? oVI ?el. a in
I'll- said i ii j i.s ! c.> p > a*ion wjil
ve a capital Mock .$/ 11? 111 i I * ? I
o >ii4i?-S of the |nr xab eo! I(JtI
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NUFACTURIXG CO., 1
t'u4 tiuffiilo li-ii'roi.'d, i-i Iiuxini/
Jo^h or l;!<> kJ, inches or i>:or<* ^
[ lies in (Si.iii!.' tt j* |.n \v.?ntcd, but j|
Iraijjht, Whito Hickory, civer of Bi
1 be pnid fi.r Hickory < f above
S I'KIt CO III) for straight Ah'h, ^
riiumoter, in 0 foot t inch or 12
C OAK, DOCH.VOOi) and 1'KRIn
fc
AND PRICES ON THEM. &
i
WILL VISIT TALLADEGA, ALA.
Duke ami lll> lirklo Will S;ieu:l Two
Days S ikN'C.
Talladega, Ala., Doc. 3.?The D-.i'ie
of Mane hector and his bride, neo Mt>Zimmerman,
raid lit:* fa'he-, Eugene
Zimmerman, will bo given a royal welcome
w heii tl.ey arrive here this week.
lAr. Zimmerman owns ruble property
iu Talladega, i:ie u iing the luru??co,
oro lands ami tiio hirminghaiu [
and TuJlacle.'ia r.ulroal, extending from !
Talladega to 1'?<11 City, nrul which niav !
some uay oe :i p <ru <u ;i tivswni i-au-im*
illgfrOtU illVlJ .? "1 to the Atlantic 1
Miss Zimmerman was in Talladega last
year and was a v.u favorite.
According tot:;; itinerary Riven out
by papers, the duke and his wife and
Mr. Zimmermen will be in Talladega
Tut s iav ami Wednesday and will leuvo
on,the last name I <i:iv for llirmiugk&ni,
thence to Jacks m. Mi s.
ONE KILLED; TWO WOUNDED
- - I
Triigcdy Ihstiils Kitij a Family Row. i
l*os->o After the ." layer.
SYfiAC'AUGA, Ala, Dc. 1?A Moody
tragedy occurred at Juanit.i, near thij
place, in which John Martin shot and
killetl his father-in-law, T-hoinas White,
and seriously wounded a sou of Whito
and a woman. Tho all'air arose over a j
family quarrel.
Martin antl his wife, it is stated, have !
not lived happily together and she was '
about to leave hitn. This determination j
on the part of Mrs. Martin is said to i
........ i i... wi.;?.. ...i... !
Uiix' w.A'ii i;> n iim', ^ uu u a~J
uiding her to avoid her husband. Martin
is said to liavo lired into the puny,
ootuposed of hi - wife and several \ " her
relatives, killing W'into and leriovd/
wounding n voting son of the fsoens.
and one of the women of the party.
Martin escaped. A posse lias goon' .
search of him.
WHEELER SLAYS TWO IV1EN j
Dispute Over an Account Ij satis to a |
Double I :needy. * I
Siii.ma, Ala., P \ 1?In Lowndca
county, jr. t ner ?ss the Dallas liuo, A.
Will drop ! Calvin Harris, both white,
were hilled by George Wheeler.
Waldr. ,p was share cropper with
Wheeler and went to the store for the
purpose of having a settlement. J11 figuring
out tiie acconut, n dispute arose,
1 and Win l. r is said to have shot \v?ildrop,
kiliin^ iiitn instantly.
Harris win in the store jit the ),* -.to
ami besides Wheeler, was tin only, ve
witue s. Win- !<> states that wh v?
Wuldrop fell, Harris reached nut h s
hand for a Winchester rifle that was ly
itig on the counter a ml tlmtlie (Wheeler)
shot i.i:u, hilling him also.
SAMFORD IS NOW GOVERNOR
Office Is Turned Over to Ills yrlv.de
Secretary.
MovrciOMEKY, Ala., Deo. 1.?At id
o'clock today Joseph F. Johnston retired
from the executive office.
Owing to siekneas the new governor,
W. J. Sam ford, was unable to oouie to
Johffsson rnriiol uvcr the 'iVi/. '
Samford, son of t1 . ;-ov >r::or nud his i
privato sccr tnrv. i mto has h^cu sorao
upprehea-i??u thar ? ?.?. 1 r !i.-:s'imight
arise mi ;;c mat <>i (?i>v rat?r .Samford's
ilhr-s*, liar nirhiug<> th lc111 <I ocourrud.
Governor S.ontord i > improving daily,
ami it i> tbongnr ho will la* a bio to outer
upon his limits in a f, w days,
TO ANN FX WE ST FLORIDA
Alabama I?og?da t nl ulu's t ha InitJaI
vc iu llii1 ^I .vI'tn"a;,
r.? t!to mine.viJoa
of West Florida by the sfatoJJf' ATT"'
banin r.ccva;vd whoa a joint resolution
was introdu c-d in the house of represcntives
by Hon. Jauies F. Jones of Conecuh,
providing for a joint coinmitteo 1
of tho general assembly to confer with f
the govern* -r and legislature of Florida, (
during the recess as to what terms this 1
state can mako for the acquirement of f
tho territory. ^
Th?> resolution authorizes a committee
of five, three from the house and two
from tho senate. A similar resolution
was introduced in the senate. t
Will Htilld lo the (InIf. 1
Q
Austin, Dee. 4.?The Testa railway
commission has been informed that tho \
Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf railroad, V
which has con;, mplnted catering -.ho
state for soni months, will shortly bo- 1
gin tho wont of construction, tho first
objective point in tho .state being Amarillo.
It is inti n i< d to project this road
to tho gulf in the courso of time, tuak- . I
lug another trunk line in tho state.
Counterfeiter Arrested.
Tuscumbia, Ala., Doc. 1.?Sheriff Gas- j
mwiiy mis arrestou and placed in jail O. 0
Campbell, the man who attempted to
pass counterfeit $'&') gold pieoes on several
?uen in this city. He had
in nis possosiun sovenn oi.uu\mo<ti>ra ?.
gold and siiver plating ontlit firm of 1
Cincinnati, and a number of gold and "
diver coins which were allowed to re- tl
main in his keeping. 01
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Negro shot in the Face. 1b
Auiiurn, Ala., Doc. 3.?At Drayton's
law mill, 0 miles south of Auburn, tho
'orcmnn of tho mill shot Jake Dcwdell.
8t
i negro, in tho faco and neck with n
;hargo of small shot. It seems that tho
iOgro had been trespassing and hpd. n<
>een warned not to do so again. Ihi in
lisregarded tho warning. XI
fit
Charged With Killing the Xfall.
(Jhattanooga, Dec. 1.?Tho postcUoo
nspoctors report to headquarters hero
he arrest of tho sub-contractor of tho &
tar routo ljetwoen Uutlor, Ala., and l^c
leridian, Miss., for rifling the mails, sit
>no of tho letters socured contained #100. pr
in
Dead on the Street,
Birmingham, Ala., Dec. 1.?Tho dead
ody of Perry Sauders, a negro, was
>und on tho sidewalk on First avenue 00
ith three bullet holes in his breast. ng
mders was last seen alive In oompany
! a negro man and n woman V('
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PRITCHARD IN THE CABINET
SUtfil He May Ho Tendered tbo l*ost?
lunslfr tieiieral Portfolio.
Asiievitxe, N. C., Deo. 8.?Sonato*
Jeter O. Pritchard lias returued from a
i?it to friends in Kansas to his home is
Marshall, N. C. Senator Pritchard was
accom untiled bv Mrs. Pritchard.
It has been rumored in southern political
circles that there may boachanga
iu the cabinet after March 4, and that
Senator l'ritchard may bo asked to aocept
the position of postmaster goueraL
The senator states that nothing of tho
kind has boon intimate I to him and that
lie can be of fully us much service to
the country iu tho seuato as in tho cabinet.
lie is satisfied that tho Nicaragua 4k
canal bill will come up for consideration S
at tho coming short session of congress ^
and that this and tho bill for tho reorganization
of tho army, with possibly
some action 011 tho Chinese and Philippine
questions, will take up most of the
time of tho coming session.
Xoitli Carolina's Congressmen.
Raleioii, Dec. 1.?Tho stato canvassiug
board has canvassed tho congressional
votes and annouueed thoresultas
follows: First district, John H. Small,
Democrat; Second district, Claude
Kitchen, Democrat; Third district,
Charles 11 Thomas, Democrat; Fourth
district, Edward W. Pou, Democrat;
Fifth district, William N. Kitchen,
Democrat; Sixth district, John D. Bellamy,
Democrat; Seventh district, Theodore
T. Kluttz, Democrat; Eighth district,
Spencer Blackburn, Republican;
i*ru> h district, James M. Moody, ReOv
oliean.
' rchlcntnlly Killed Himself.
A icy, S. O., Doc. I ? liussoll Sarft
t, 13 years old, was ne?!denaUy shot
?rul killed while hunting 0*1 ^lroad
river. Ho with his father and others
hand been hunting all day. In boardiug
a flat boat to cross tho river, he
placed his gun on the boat first and in
getting on himself the gun was discharged,
tho shot striking him in the
mouth and passing entirely through his
head. His face was horribly lacerated
and death was almost iustaataueoua.
(lending Has llegiiii.
Columuia, S. C., Doc. 1.?The work
of gradiug tho Charlotte, Motiroo and
Columbia railroad has begun. The portion
of tho road to be built is 39 miles in
length, connecting McBee and Monroe.
This will shorten the distance <50 miles,
ns compared with tho presout distance
'ctweeu Monroe ami via Ham'.>.r?
Tho now road is principally develop
a groat tiiubor region, but will be
uilp standard stylj so the Seaboard Air
Uiio cau operate it r.s a regular line.
An iin >oriaii Di c'.sioti.
Gueewilee, S. C , Deo. 1.?Judge
Aldrich has rendered n decision concerning
tho juri.sdictiQn of magistrates which
will turttil tho action of ilieso officers
in civil cases. A eu-e came before the
court on appeal irom a magis'rate's decision,
tho appeal cringing ou the point
that tho magi-trnto h ?i ac'od oc a yse
outside Ins m ig st oil hirltory. .'vSdje
lit5 3jxmii' i tii.it iiia'istrutos lxuvo
j laeir reir:T ?rT Anmiifi - v ? ??*" i
At t< :??;>:< <1 A <susdniii Ion.
Aiken, S C., Deo. State Senator
D. S. Henderson ha 1 a narrow escape
from an assassin's bullet. Ho was a
passenger on tho train from Charleston
duo horo nr. !):J0 o'clock. Wliou the
train was pulling out of White Pond
some unknown party tired a pistol from
the outside. Tho ball pussed through
tho window and passod just over Mr.
Henderson's head, tho broken gloss fall*
iug into his lap.
. . _ Charged With Kruud.
Charleston, Dec. It.?Goorge P. Mo- ^
Zl&y, a pension agent and notory public,
and Solomon M. Brown, a notary, '
invo beeu lodged in jail on a warrant jr
sword out by special pension examiners,
sluirging them with forgery. It is said
hat nearly 100 people v.ili be named as
icconiplices, and it is expected that
yliolcsalo arrests will foiiotr.
Killed In u Wrce.-Pa
/xopville, S. C., Dec. 3.-?JL fatal
vreclr occurred on tho Atlantic Coast
jU a ; milo north of Wisacky in wkfoh
>no n-yjtro brakeinan, Gus Singleton,
vas liiiled instantly and two other
irakemen injured, ouo having his leg
irokeu. Some of the passengers were
iruised and jostled up considerably, but
lot much injured.
Neck Iiroken bv a Knit
Bishopvillk, S. (J., Dec. 1.?James
Irown, a fnrmor, who lived aboat 8
?iles from this place, was killed by A
*U from his bnggy whilo returning
omo. While going at a fast trot the
orso stumbled, throwing him forward
ver the dashboard, breaking his neok.
Southern Short Cut Completed.
Ooi.umbia. S. O., Dec. 8.?The South*
rn niiort uut from Allendale to Hareevillc
lias been completed. Thts lets
le Southern into Savannah by use of
aly a few miles of the Plant system
ad shortens the distance between OoLinbia
and Savannah by 14 miles.
Was Probably >1 ordered.
LpaktanisuRQ, S. O., Dec. 1.?Mystery
irrounds the death of Klias Atkins of
lis city near Marion, N. O. The man*
it cf bis taking off is puzzling, but tho
osc Ijfobable explanation is murder,
ho fracture of tho skull, whly'i oAuhe#}
>ath, seems tho work of wuh.
^ lmlral Kmllcott at Charleston,
Oil a rlks r on, Deo. 1,?Bear Admiral
adioott, chief of buroan, yards and
>cUs, arrived hero today to iusi>eot the
S3 iui mo naval station which will
oblnbly bo removed to Charleston
am Port Royal.
Verdict Kor 920,000. "J
Oxroitn, N. O., Doc. o?In tho $100,f)
damage suit of Rev T. J. Gattis
uinst Dr. J, C. Ki'.go, W. R. Odel)
d B. N. Duko the jury nmlerod
rdiot for the plaintiff for $3'),000 dnn*
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