The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, December 28, 1900, Image 2
Want a Ni
Now
We have a bl? lol of r
mas and have^
No. 5G92. 2 Suits only, tlu
No. ool7. 2 Suits that weiv
Nos. 238, 903. i 2:5."). ? Sui;
your choice at only...
No. 1431). 3 Regular .? 1 5 Si
No. 7640. 2 Suits that were
No. 4914. 3 Nice ?12 ^uits
No. 607"). 3 All Wool SIO :
No. 373S1 ">. > Suits that vc;
No. 36.59. 2 Suits, 10 Stti
Nos. 5105, 5102. 5 Suits t'i
No. 5683. 2 Suits that were
Nos. 2791, 6064. I Suit.-, 15
No. 5060. 9 Suits of (liU'-iv:
Nos. 3232, 32.>3. 6 Suits il
r? SI 111 I > ( ^ V: V ( \vi '111!
No. 511. 4 Over Conls ,\k
"Wo havo is2 2 <3;i
equally .is ?>*ood :
in buying < *<>;?<! i
better Uria to <*n
M*
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On
We desire to
of Our friends
some very ehea
in the Grocery 1
Octagon Soap Per Box ....
Electric Soap Per Box
Magic Cleaner Soap Per Bo
50 Bars Cliic Soap
Schnapps Tobacco iu lb Bo;,
Early Bird Tobacco 10 lb Bo
Limber Twig Tobacco 10 lb 1
Forty Pound Box of Starch.
Best California Lemon (Sim
Wh ite Cherries, 3 lb Can ....
Best Pears, 3 lb Can
Canned Corn
Standard Granulated Sugar h
BACOM g
Lion Coffee 1254c
oooa Ureen Coffee
Flour for Stock, $1.
Half Patent Flour J
We can save
Come to see
need of G
RESPEC*.
FAN!
ice Suit Foi
is the time tc
Zhchhlo; tli-t :-.:.U7T J22
>ut sor.o moving prio n o:
it \v(?r.' 81"). our moving j i * - is
$S..">0, ihi'V must ;; ) at
stli.it cv "M.oO, tiu'V too mi
:its. no.v only
f.h1 . . , ... .. 4
i; S x uura nun at
at only
Su; l r.o .v only
; ( cl.eaj) at -?18.."0, now
nnor^ now only
at wore 1 iiy rollers at 88. oO, now ?
' l?i values at 81 o, now
lt.irgains at c'd, now only
nt p litems, prices of wliieli winded (
1 it >ltl for 81, now only
\: were c'~>, now only
ipat 8(3, now only
s{ o?*lv :n:t ny o'Sson
is* lilao rsbo^'o a;ul ii*
1<>3 si t zi small j
r * -5
IS SlIUCl SIM' US.
*
tz Ms j-A
Groceries.
call tl\e attention
and customers to
s-p prices we oiler
jine:
I
3 3-6o
3 75
x 3.90
I .CO"
: 3-75
x
t>ox 3 v
:oo
,r Peaches, 3 lb Can 2 ;c.
2 31
1
20c ,
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16.25 I)(-'r 100 pounds.
5 CENTS.!'
h
'P pound. B pounds [
* for $i.OO. Rice:
I
\3 per iOO pounds ;
S2.00 per hundred.!
1 i
j you money/
n s when in I
rroceries.
to I
wi
t!i<
T FULLY,
0 Ini in ii ^ o 9
ufh ISuitd'Si
5 get it.
H&OU.ED I;.Tores .Chi ' .1:i
i!, such as these:
now only $ 4 30
4.20
i>t r;o :uk1 vou now ?^ot
* G.75
G.50
G.75
4.80
4.60
7.50
5.50
3.75
5.5 O
*4 25
r in ?:) to 15, now only 4.00
2.00
ft on
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Crowded Over From Focal Pages.
Death of Mr. Philip M. Cohen.
I
Mr. 1'. M. Cohen died at his residence
on Kast Main strict Monday
morning of nervous prostration, lie
jhadhconin failing health for some
week-. j{;jt the announcement i>f
, Lis d. a' h was a shock to the com-!
inanity. Mr. Cohen was one of the
land marks of Union, lie was deep,
j ly interested in the town of Union,
j his adopted homo for many years.
. lie \\ as ever ready to lend a helping
hand to anything looking tr> tin. ?i~
I building ami development of the!
I town, : 1 r.?1 was one of llio levers in
I'nion's recently rapid development. :
In his death 1'iiion experiences a loss j
of nne of her most valuable citizens, ;
He was about f> 1 years of age. lfe
\v:(,s one of our capitalists and was ;
largely interested financially in most :
of t he i:,<lust ries of our growing town, {
and His death was no doubt duo t<? j
hi*; indori i! hie energy and push that j
w ' i!d not all >w him to lake needed
ivsI from tii* duties of his active
life Ho continued until his'consti*
in!' -r; wa*; com; b tely broken down, j
I'b" reo; lin - \\ ! < ! deeu t o Oi?:i rles- j ;
ton on Wednesday ? vening's train ' <
i'.' they were entered with Ma- j i
-li ie honors. the following gentle- j '
men, idi of them Masons, acted a.* i
: all bearers in carrying the remains t
[Ynni his residence to the depot: V. 1
l\. Thomson. W. "\N . Hughes, \\". (:. |
i\liaee. If. \V. Tinslev, if i*. Harry, i i
' *. Munra, J. II. McKissick and! t
ico. MunrOi n
ADVERTISED LETTERS. ; i
lemfiining in the Pout Oflica ::t , lJ
i5i!n. S. f>r liie k ending | L
> e, 28 1000. ; tl
M r .Jain s T Adam<
M (? I,';' ii Aiuli'iMiii F
V\ )I ' irk f(
Mr O 1' il i'.ii.t. | 01
1) M (lit ell ' (I
(. I > 1 l.n I i.s ,1
Mi J C Hay 0(
M .-s Aii if*
V r - M I.". <_? I J: pi
Mid I Mc\r-r
l.l.-ie M I . r ln
.1.>!in K I'.n tor fi'
Mr O A ibit,son p(
M jN K< ti ;?t'i Smitli Cf
Mr lint Ti nihon : f*1
< |>t \'iihtih fo
U'i.lit* .1 \\V ?, to
Persons calling for the above fc - Rl
c.i will please >-ay if p.dvertis"?l, ami p
11 he required to pay one ceo I h<f K<
eir delivery. ^
J C. HrjNTflk. P M. m,
K\1
Mr. I Fnu k 1'enke has entered be
on hi - di:lii-s m-j (./'Iftk of thiiirl for on
lion < <> Mily, |(o lock cjnirg..' of !
j old;o AioiiUay. I
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fe:?vil', t .. r:ir.'j ter.
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Ila ? 5 5 V . . _ i i lior.'rtils of sowhi:;
IV: i.; - i . . w Yorker
tvf: . i I ' .i :: ; :uliino
for : ' the t v- both n;< to
tlnie nntl : > :ml - .mfort. Ilo tolls
! \t ;i j: ...v.. t.uui Ui ui'.lis or broau,
casting:
It is a i -i.hiue 1 ;"ot up myself. 1
now lit vo a 'i (1 ma< hir.e to I< t to my
n-' i?* a >1 a. :!: > : atisfaeth n of
j feeling tlthf J haVe ovi reoufo a tljlllcul*
! ty and Jim now !< t ? do rnphi'y and
with < t.:i' ;t a jo!) which formerly
was very di.'.h ' v.* and c.lremely
. unplen: aut. The fertiliser is put luto
the h pi' a the bottom of which
II' a . ...I .a.,..!.. So ?l..t
c ? ? * v; ? r; uu V^MUH,, 111 iuvspiv::
d: it. This disk is v. ry obtuse!;.
i- rival nntl has chambers running
the central i polling to outer
edge. It is given a rapid, rotary moM
' ' PI
I
r. ni?ti;j! < tkh.
tlcn. v. hi '.i makes it in t f;V : a I lower,
. a : I: a t urrciit of air ] .- in.: in at
j tlio.ee i:i : ! : ponlnganil being?1!{Charged
r.i < . This i ; : r. ::t < f air blows
j (In- f - :\r v. ;ih e, :ixIt'll raMo force in
I all '! . : . scattering it with tiie
j n n : < v. i-.Msn over the surface of
the !. : .awing a strip nboui OVfc
; fr. ' V. hie.
j Om i1 b.atom of tlie hopper an
a.rotates slowly. hooping
the materiel in the l-.v-ppor thoroughly
i btirrcd, ami an tlie bottom of the hopp
r is conical the material always
i moves toward the central opening in
bottom, 'l'o regulate the How, or feed.
I this opening is control led by a conical
! sin p? 1 valve. or s'.t r. la! a
j vc; .leal . . . '>35. The < :! valve lias
a 1-.so j; ; large ?:: .>! v.i to till the
j ? )?: r 5 : ' > C hop; r when it 1".
1 ! .1 br.se is hi I lie opening.
\\*I.eti i. : I \ve:,c:l. > s.tre Ir.r ? polling
is l.-i'i i r th : rtill.n : to pa.-s through,
a.. ! this !.:r < poising is greater or
h: ; according as the valve is lowered
: much or lit tie. 'Mils valve l:as al o a
rap: 1 rotary la tion 1 two plus
p.-.-jssilsg r.p through the outlet cf
hopper. The t..i)icl :ntary motion of
the valve, with pit: i attached. i -.aires it
. I'.Ie for the cuiJi t of 1-- ppgr to
a Xcw Early Potato.
I osp: 11? tu- tact that some growers
do I. >t lavor I.arly Ohio potato the vnI
rlety i-. ri yarded by many as the best
of the early varieties, according to
American hardening, which adds that
' ?
vwitk ka.m.y or:i<> potato.
a white f am (l' the variety is bring
Introdm si. It < rifdnated with a wef tera
prowi r. who. bavin;; used nc;ih":n
seed, for.ud three years a > a plant
producing pure \vhi;? potatres, identical
in every way with the l est of tin?
old Ohio except iu color, which is a line
white.
Renotr.tfon of n Mnrket Tomato,
The requisites for a market tomato
are medium to lar;-,e size, sumolha<
solidity, en.! lie. s. p!'.. !\et i V en. s it 11 I
Lite fivedota from sea.f.;ee e.aet.s in
to t w eather, The ! . !. I.nv.wer. is
mm; :!iin . not yet fi:i!.v attaiue !. t'oi
sr. t >. is a mat,ir oi imperial. e. In
most 1:1:1: bets the light purplish n d or
'Aetr.e col r" is pn fern d to tin bright
srariri t. 1 of the old fashioned va.ieios.
e.u l r.ny shade of red Is preferable
to yMlo'.v.
The^Veme was one of lite (!. t va-,
ietieA ! > !:e illt;m. wed tir.t . lir'aeorily
fnllilied tin* reeineats for a ,
nnrket tomnto. It quiekly bwr.me ii
enernl favorite, and in n ,.. us rvhero
naming is ptactieed it ii .-till moro
Ian tod than any other kind. V. .thout "
tuning it often runs too siunll to be <
eslrable, especially toward the last of
lie season.
Livingston's Ilea at y an 1 Ford Hook
irst are much like Acme nn ! pi;
rrod l>y some planters. l:i those parts
f Florida where priming is not prae
cod Stone and Bclginu's Bo*t, two of
10 Ln'i^ht red kinds, are much plant- ,
1 on account of their largo sk:e anil |
foductlveness. The Dwarf Champion
id tjie more recently introduced sluiir
kinds, all of which are sometimes .
token of as "tree tomatoes," are quite
>pular for the home garden 011 ae*
tunt of their stiff, erect, dwarllsh -
ovvlh that largely obviates the need j
r staking. They have been grown
some extent for market, but tbey
e a little larking in size and In skiing
qualities and have not become
nernl market favorites. ci
Lemon Blush has at this station for is
e past three seasons been by far the >1
1st satisfactory variety for the mid- 1'
miner and fall crops, hut It cannot ; 1J
recommended for distant markets :b
account .of Its yellow color nnd soft F<
sh.?F. 8. Earle, Alabama. j KI
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li ' ;? |j =$ tr.iu f rr ! tnn t * Spartti ? i
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i'll i-;t i ? h- La-kt i anoa.
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Gtr;yoJ or Stolen.
\ f. !. i) i> t.! -, i eye out. |
w pi t,> ],()() > jj:?\;ml <. about 12
rs oi l. Will pay for trouble In
AiMivss
M. (i. I'RIDMORK, S.ir.itl's, S. O.
o22t p.
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I'oh know What you :irc Tnking
When \ hi t 1;>- Gt ;\c'- tuslcb-ss C11i 1T
Tonu h<-eai;s? tli*? fovinnla. is plainly
pr nti'fl on every Mil 1m .-bowing that it
is .siinjt'.v I i t 11 and Quinine i:i it tastele-s lo?in.
Xi) cure no pay. 50c. 43-1 I
Stojis the Cough oiul Works off the i
Cold.
T?ax..live Ilroino-Q Gn'r.o Tablets ourn
i < ! ! in one d,iv. >% y i tr.e no pay. j Jj
I'rtae 25 eniM. ^ f?*> L
Lumber. |i
. j tr?
A. r>. ME'IZ, Lexington, S.C.J?"
- nn
.m.i! ui.ict hi. j i.f IJ. ii.li l.utnl er'win l-u
l/iths 11?i I.vjif Yellow 1'iue. u ,1,
oOd'inos ^
for nr.xr. Vvit
alt
();;< .VII nun Iwostory eotlageon South ?t'
>:? ? (< ! 11-nt. A.ij?ly ut the Times j",'
f.i i*. ' pre
t..rirrrL ^ ^ | nun
Executor's Sale. i Kill
! rK.
V?? ?i ! fell at unci ion to tho h'gli> j
: '. :(!.! r, for cash. i?t 11??* resident e : ful
i i !o> Into Uupt. \V. K. Brings, on |,f11
:. ii ? - day, .1 nniary JJrd, tho follovv ii y j hod
i -crib (I pronperty: I wegor.s, 2 j jy*
_ i* s, I inulea, 2 horses, 17 head beyi
' . 11 !? , lot of corn, fodder, cotton
el, fiirinicg implements, also house- tat
i. d and kitchen furniture.
.f. a. Brown, the<
\v. m. palmi-;r,
! 2t. Executors.
Notice of Sale. HU<
[ w II sell ut uuction In fore tho
i.ri house door, on salesduy in Janr'
, h|J that tract, of lund contain- j (
g 1 If) jM.res rtlid known as i he "Bray
. < h." bouiuh d by the lands of U . r<'.^jt|
. (!itii11, l'nniel (turner und nth-re Hjj ,j
J'tnckncy town>hi(>, Union county ;iI,d
.? p.. rt if ii hi > h upp'y to J. >1. Mo- raid
l-">fek or to me. m.
Ut E. F. McKjssick. pe
Jfc a?i#+!eaith I A
be?flay, frequently are?joopml
i>y the use of impure or
ecessarilv noxious .drugs in
e of for in a nhym's
proscriptions. The wily
way is to deal with a reliable
irgist. Our safeguards ~ngainst
takes arc (h'c best that human
! cau devise.
IOiN DRUG COMPANY.
iydecided t > <lRiog the Belle?" I
iu^r , best l>y selecting the
i our Itirro >tcck of Fancy ar.d Plain
/Oir.c ni.il let ns help 3ou select your
s p.H. n nuijfr your present ?s
r, fa tin r, sister, brother or sweet
cati flil the bill.
- comi: ami 1:1: convinced
L I. IhisSsy ? Co.
I ? r mmjf i ? ? ? mmmn ?? i
New Store, New Goods.
I have opoiu<1 a Family Grocery St<>ie
jiiit Ulo v i!;e l'ost Otlleo, where I will
K< ep a 1 nli < f
FLOUR, FUG A11, COFFEE,
MEAT, LARD, JSIOLASSES,
CANNED GOODS, TOBACCOS
:11n 1 CIGARS, also Green
Groceries. I also run a Uffr
First-Class Beef Market
nml will pay Highest Price for
Cattle.
rnrr nri ntrni/ nuAtif
rnct utLivtni. ffiunt IUUJ.
S. SMITH.
10-1 y
Any rierchant
Can Fell liiph Gride Goods at
liigli Grade Prices, or Medium
Grudo Goods ut Medium Grade
Prices?there is nothing commendable
in that ! Hut it requires
a peculiar t-kiil, and a long
- ?. 1-imi'din pspciiHiic? to
poll n High Gr ido $15 00 Tailor
made Suit, in Black or Blue Clay
Worsted,. Cheviots or Plaids, for
only $10.00. A good $10.00 Suit
for only $7.18. Ladies' Worsted
Skirts, well made, in all shades
at only 75c, and up. Ladies'
Jaolcets in groat variety at $2.50
. and up. Children's Jackets from
$1.50 and up. Children's Suit?
from 7.jc find up, and only
h C'OHF.N'S. *
? ni .
-d'&gavita
THE TASBLET OF LIFE
(J'iluta At\ Tjomgan Kitaw.)
'.c Scientific DistS idvory of the Ajrc
te Magic Key toth<Jfclystery of Life!
From time* Immoiaorlal has boon man's
(. lomitiiit ii?jr umliitlon to tpViolonK life- Hut
loinr tliu many hrilfWtni mCsnris. whohavo
\ tlielrlives to the fa'foftPtut lii|f subject*
was li'i't for the iinniort?irl>arv^ In to Kivo
' i <-iit tlu'arx.o^VLiii'. the AH
lalain.Mtnl ; rim-lple upon WBttmt" build
I in I In* i* nsi null in tills illroott?m_"J?ollowr
clo.-ely in his footsteps cnnio Jtaribf- Hr>
il? i-r liiiochncr, a Gorman sclentKKattf 'n"
'national renown, w|? h his remaHHnt!j.,>
i'K out It led "Das Ituoli ties I .non-en J<eban9S^^
e liook on f.onjjevlty), Hut nlua iu~ ??
- .. IX V ?/?!
i lie roii I'll) he could reap the rrut%
kiln wonderful doctrine. Others however,
i illv great t<?>k up the interruptedthread w
h tlic ri" ult that. two Oeruiun s.ientists,
or years of ex pet imcnta and research, havo
ant discovered the secret of Longevity,
lie shape of a remarkable Vegetable Com^
mil, which, if properly used, will positive y
long Life. This new remedy, appropriately
ned "1 .ongnvitn" uncanitg l ong Life) haa
a subjected to the most rigid tcstsatull the
ling clinics and hospitals throughout
rope with marvelous results, ApproclftVthe
Importance of this discovery, >.?
e acquired, at enormous cost, thoexolu
uroprictary right to this truly wonder**
prcnarnti.m, which lias |>roved a blessing
mnkind. "Longuvlta" Is'tho true Tablet
Life; a rejuvonator |>ar excellence, cmying
the veritable secret tof longevity In
actical, feasible form. It is tbo fountain
crpctuul youth, wbich it prolongs far
imil its present limits, while retaining
1th In a perfectly normal state. "Longa"
brightens the eye, stimulates the menactivity,
gives elasticity to the step,
:es the face full, ubsorbs wrinkles,
uses the system, purities the skin, and Is
>niy true roneo do l oon romedy for old
young of both sexes Kndorsod by Burs
leading pysicians.
$100 a Box by mall.
SO VON TILLENBURG MEDICAL CO ,
(SOL*: U. S.^AllKNTS)
1131-1133-1136 Broadway,.New York Oity.
NOTICE!
a ill sell to tlio highest bidder, foy
. on January O'li. UN)], at ihe li^'e
o .< ? of XI>a. M L, (luge, dccfastd,
ie household and kit* hen furnittnp
tnnnii u lmpl-menia Is hipping to
lit Cert; til, Kale'O Oi till mer pe hkV4
F. M. FAitii.'Adni'rc