The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, December 21, 1900, Image 5

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Christmas ii When all mankind si way to be happy is t( Sweetheart something M. W. Mammoth De For Christmas. We could not begin to des< bid you a merry Chris invitation to visit o Store for Bargains this styles at prices that m beats it. "We have th< We hj Big Line of Dry Good? ing, Overcoats, Shoes n : rt J ? vjruuwi JLtJS?VJUUU. oecoi ' Sugar by the 100 Po Groceries at Rock Bo1 us we want to sell yo mas. Lookout for Ranges this week, ot for this week $30 and YOURS FO M. W. Local Schedule for Passenger Trail TRAIX8 FROM COLUMBIA. Arrive 10:20 a. m. Depart 10:20 a. n " 1:40p.m. " 2:00p. ii TRAINS FROM SPARTANBURG. Arrive 12 :45 p. m. Depart l:05p.n 11 7:10p.m. " 7:80 p. n Local News Note: Put Together For Ready Refereno Gathered Here and There b * Our Man About Town. Almonds, Pecans, Brazil and all othi Mr. Clyde Whitlock, of Jonesvi'.le, now with the Union Shoe Company. Harry & Belk are offering specii bargains in Millinery. Grated Pineapple at Colton Bros. Electric lights and water are to t put in Dr. Y. L. Pool's new res dence. Big lot Knit Hoods, Infant' sacques, Fascinators, Etc,, at specii prices. Harry & Belk.Mr. B. F. Foster is having hi house wired preparatory to puttin In electric: lights. Dick's Home Comfort house shoe for Ladies and gentlemen, at $10C $1.25 & $1.40 at. Harry ?fc Belk's. Miss Nannie Gregory and Mi Edgar Sanders were majried by th Rev. L. M. Rice last Tuesday. N. C. Pure wool Blanckets wort $5.00 but we got 'em cheap and so 'em at $298 a pair Harry & Belk. WANTED, for cash, Dogwood an Persimmon logs. Southern Han wood Company,P.O. Box 529,Charle ton, S. C. 46-8mos. Clark's Six Cord soft finish spoi /cotton warranted 200 yards Blacl 'White and Colors. 2 spools for 5c t jHarry <fc Belk's. The finest display of Candles at Coltc Bros. Mr. Jno. T. Rose, the invincible, hi accepted a situation with t lie Unio Shoe Company ar.d says he is re.?dy i attend to the wants of all his friends wl want to be sho(e)d. A new schedule is in effect on tl Southern. The morning passeng train arrives in Union now at 10:20 i stead of 8:20 as heretofore. We a glad this change has been made* \ ^ > Coming Fast], 1 lould be happy, and the ) buy your Wife, Baby or f from ! BOBO'S : < partment Store J i have so many Goods we jribe them in a paper, so we 1 i firms nrwl di uo vaii o onoAiul I viwutj l?u\A T V J UU W OJ/^VIWI ' ur Mammoth Department < week. Furniture of many , uke the man shiver who J i i 3 Goods. i r ive the Prices. r 3, Men's and Boys' Cloth- \ , Boots, Hats and Caps. c ad Patent Flour at $3.90. * unds for $6. All other 1 c itom Prices. Call to see u something for Christ our shipment of Steel I hers ask $65, our price 1 $35. * R BUSINESS, BOBO. i IS j Kulamozoo Celery sit Colton Bro*. I Mrs. Nancy Steen died at her resi1 ! dence in West Eod. Friday night. She was buried at Beulah Church Sunday Rev. L. M. Rice, her pastor, officiating. V Have you seen those lieautifid dolls ~ at Mis. M. A. Briggs? They are heaug ties, from 5c up. 1 On Monday night last thieves stole g from the Plantation of Mr. Giles ^ Smith Hpf'AnaA/l nnoi?olAA#AAH-A? A ** . W....?..,WWVMUVU|VUU liaiu Ul VyUHUJI I AH y effort is being made to overtake the * thieves. It is thought they went in the direction of Spartanburg. ? Mr. J. W. Sanders has just received v his Commission as Sheriff of Union c 18 county. It is dated Dec. Gth Sheriff c Long's Commission does not expire r for several days yet. Mr. Sanders r having made his bond,says he is ready s to take change at any time. ie Mrs. Jessie Nix was buried at Beui lah Saturday afternoon at 2 p. m., in the presence of a large concourse of a friends and relatives, Rev. 1?. M. Rico officiated. Several friends attended the services from Unioia. ^ Young, the Grocer, has ono of the ,, finest d S.riays and assoitments of fine Freuch candiei we have seen anywh ie this season. Go in and get ore of these fine boxes l>oys. Their contents aie *' sweet enough to melt the heart of almost any fair maiden. r* The Rev. D. C. Freeman, of Kelton, 6 has been called to serve the Second Baptist Church at Union. It is probh able that he will accept. VVe are " certainly glad to welcome Mr. Freeman to our midst and wish for him d abundant success in his new field. Mrs. G. J. Lee, of Goshen Hill. a" raised a pig in .the yard this year to I \ weigh 505 pounds. It was a little ( al over eleven months old. Can any <( one show anything to beat this? Two ? it more averaging 210 each were also i raised by the same lady. < >n The electric light people are going to 1 put up two more arc lamps right away, im One of them is to lie put at the inter- ^ >n section of Mountain and Virgin streets to in the rear of the Episcopal Church, the 1 io other will lie put on North Church street, near Mr. W. W. Dixon's resi- s dence. This will be a great improve- c 10 ment in the service, as lights at these er two points have been greatly needed. " Toys for the children. I have a fine re selection, call and see them before you buy. Mrs. M. A. Brlggs. i Iiig Robbery nt Carlisle, A Wholesale robbery occurred ?' Carlisle last Friday night, and foui mndred dollars was taken by thf robbers. The post oflico was broke! uto and relived of about $100 wortl >f stamps, the Seaboard ofllce was i ?ulferer to the amount of $150 nnc die safe of Smith Si Welch was rob bed of $150. Makiner a total haul o MOO. It seems that three tramm had been hanging around Carlisle foi iwo or tliree days prior to the rob bery, but have not been seen since rhey cluimed to be bridge workmer >n their w.iy to Camden Junction where a new bridge is being built out they seemed to be in no hurry t< proeee d on their journey, until th< night of tho robbery. They failed te show up next morning. A dotectiv< was put to work on the case, and h< bus made a start by arresting a ncgr< named Cadbury Cross, who says thai three white men did the robbing anc paid him $t?f> for information and tc watch for tlumwhilo they wero at their dirty work. lie says he does not know who the men wore. WOTICE. All parties indebted to me, either oy note or account will please come Forward and make immediate settlement, as I am going to chnnge mj nusiness, and wish to close up all ncsounts by the first of January. >0-8t W. H. SARTOR. Notice to Advertisers. We will not change any Advertise nents Christmas week. The boyf lave been working very hard and w< yish to give them Christinas Eve and Christmas day, You all will be sc >usy that week as a result of youi idvertiseing. we trust, that we doubl f you could And the time to write t shange, any way. SUPER - INE SILVERWARE In tea and coffee sets, both sterling ilver and plated ware. The design; mil patterns get more dainty and desirlole with eaeli passing year and oui rrardmother's eyes would twinkle witl imazement at the display to be seen here, TUB WILLIAMSON CO. ?he Best Things for Christmas (lifts lon't always come in the biggest packages. Santa Claus ould bring you a very small >arcel from here on Christmas norning, and yet give you a rery valuable longdasting and lesirable present. Watches, :hains, gold and silver ornanents, with or without dianonds or other precious tones here in profusion. FREE! \ handsome Medalion Pi vill be given away with < :ash purchase of #10 wort ^oods, as long as they last. Diamond Rings, $15 to $ /Vatches, $2.50 to $100 iolid Gold Dings From 50c Up. The largest and best sel tock ever shown in Union. >ur line of Cut Glass. The Willif JEW! Some Fiua Turnips. We are under nb! gatinns.to Mr. Travtr.se .Jeter, of S.m? tie, f\? - half a do/.su very line turnips of several varieties. They are Hie liuest we have seen this year. Saul ue seet on is Irnous for it.s line turnips. We remember soma line ones from there last year. Mr. .Jeter ought to g ? into Ihejtrit ;k f-irmiu r b isiness, We have no doubt he could he as suceessfu' with other vegetables as turnips. If sohis fortune would b t assured. ^ Death of Mr. Giles Smith. ^ Mr. T. Giles Smith died at the resi- ?J denco of Miss Hiriaud, in this eity Saturday night about t) o'e'oek after several days of illness. Mr. Smith had been doing considerable traveling about the I country lately repairing gins, and it is supposed contracted pneumonia by exposure. lie leaves many friends and relatives in town to mourn his loss. The fllnnrul aoeirinoo ? * # />*?. I h/>I <m1 ; ???IH,UU oci * iu*o wciu uuiruiuini ? MIIII 3 the First Baptist Church Sunday afternoon. Kev. L. M. Iiice olllcialiug. The 3 remains were iutered in the old ceim> tery. in the presence of a large concourse t of relatives and friends. Mr. Smith was . 49 years of age. lie leaves a family of wife and seven children consisting of ) one soti and six daughters: Mr. W. t, Newell, Mrs. Addie Ilowell, Mrs. (J. A. Trefzer. Mrs. Jas. Belue, Misses Florence, Eloise and Kate. The following pallbearers assisted in the last sad service to the departed: Capt. P. M. Fair, W. E. Thomson, W. L. Culp, .1. II. McKissick, G. C. Perrin . and Judge J. M. Greer. No Grey Horse or Buggy. \ Iu our report of the killing of Mr. J M. Splawn by Mr. Tom Going we stated upon information that a grey horse and a buggy was in waiting for T Mr. Goinir. and lie denirteil in limine*. ! gy. We were informed ny ;i party who . said that, he was in a position to know, that there was no horse and buggy of ' any description in waiting at the tower > for Mr, ("Joiner. We immediately laegain 0] I to trace back the information, and after considerable trouble we ran it down to |e ' have originated from the talk of some ' excited children, and there was nothing t in the grey horse bust tiers. Mr. Going delivered himself to the authorities Sunday night, and was put in j til. lie was ? releaised upon furnishing a bind Tuei- * ' day, in the snru of $2,000. coroner's inquest. After hearing the evidence Saturday morning in the case of the killing of Mr. J. M. Splawn, the Coroner's Jury ' brought in a verdict fo the effect that J. ' M!. Splawn came to bis death from a . gun shot wound, indicted at the bands of Torn Going. The following are the findings of tin physician at the post mortem exuninition: "One wonndj ?f right a<m, fracturing the bead of ib radius and lo verenl<?f the huiuoris a d ba'l cam-.? out of lb lower third <?" the upper aim. A not 1mm wound on rig t sids of reek. b?l! entered just be'ov the in^le of ili - ji ? ringing downward ao.l comim ? * a* ~ tin back of the stmfil.'r. A-eil.er | w iin.il on the left s:d <>i In. k, bad! ? passed through the n'ural, cu tiu.r s E I oral h'.io ! vi sse's and c; 'nM >* ! . y.-inal m proems', could not find bill as it wi> splitrered. This wound, in our npiui >n caused his death. A simli ilesh wound also on t i ? left hip." Dr. ('has. W. Austell con 1 acted the past in >ite a examination. OUT. Diamonds, Pearls and Precious Stones the cutting and setting are second only to the intrinsic value of the gem themselveS. That's where art and ability come in. To thoroughly op- preciete this fact, it is only | necessary to visit | The Williamson Company. j jewelry . "?/DIAMONDS 1 cture III ATPUCC 2very a'd. jfr ll of complete line J GENUINE f Wj%m J \j "1847 ( A \ Rogers Bros.99 , ected / tkJ Knives, Porks, <, I/ ^ Spoons, etc. Ill 11(1 Byn carefully examined and I 11 properly fitted to the beat grade lIUswOO amson Co., BLERS. To Be Giv ?An HARRY & With every Suitof Clo ip to the highest pr riven a handsome pr nas Gift Suits Worth $5.oo 44 44 6.48 44 44 7-4^ 8.48 4 4 44 12.50 '4 4 4 i5.oo See the $14.98 Overcoats FOR $' Overcoats Woith $10.o< 44 8.00 41 44 5.00 Ve are in a rush all tl sell for I A1L0R MADE SU /e are having a big rush in Tai ne before Christinas, come in a t us take your measure and th< HICAGO, will do the restNe Guarantee Sah HEAVY FLEECED LINED SEE THEM, BUY THEM HARRY & if W. H. WE: You will find as you have ah fresh line of Staple and Fan XMAS CANDIES, NUTS, APPLES, BANANAS, an FIRE WORKS you ever saw Fine Cigars and Smoking Tobocco and a lot of other n to mention. My ilouse is ful MY PRICES 1 Remember I will not be un same quality and quantity. YOURS FOR 1 W. H. V AM HERE FQ have opened up a i Family Groce XJNN BUILDING, Where I will endeavor t : handle Flour, Sugar, liolasses, Cheese, PickL Joods, Tobaccos, Cigars jreen Groceries fou will find anything s here. Give me a call YOURS FOR W. I. G ( 'en Away BELK'S thes sold from $7.50 iced Suits will be esent for a ChristGoing for $3.98. 44 44 5.00. 44 44 6.5o. 4 4 44 7.oo. 4 4 44 10.00, 44 4 4 12.50. we are turning loose 11.50. ) Going For $7.48. 44 44 5-98 " 3.00. ie time because we ^ESS. ITS FOR MEN. lor Made Suits and to get nd look at our samples and e ROYAL TAILORS, OF e a Fit or no m UNDERSUIT FOR 96c. AND KEEP WARM. l? BELK. si s sTtmt vays found, a nice, clean, cy Groceries, RAISINS, ORANGES, d the biggest line of r ; Tobacco, fine Chewing ice things too numerous 1 and IRE RIGHT. dersold 011 anything of BUSINESS, WEST. R BUSINESS. stock of Fancy and jries in the riAIN STREET, o supply your wants. Coffee, Lard, Meal, go n n rl rv+V?nv? T3 <-?4- 4-1?/I U?J liJ.1V! VJt/UCX JJU llACU. and Cigarettes. 5 A Specialty. tnd everything to eat and be convinced. BUSINESS, DING.