The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, January 18, 1901, Image 7
I lo every customer,
and the public at I
thanks for the most
of the year 1900.
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' wishes that the year
of greater peace, pli
parity than you have)
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I have spared neithei
to give my oustomers
kets of our oounty affc
magnifioent patronag
corded proves its ap]
done the best I could f<
but feel that with a 001
support, I oan do even
' $ w
olAINU BY IV
JLnd wiien you want the I
affords to eat, at prices as
legitimately made, come 1
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HAPPIN1NG3 OF IHTIRB1 ABOUT TOWN.
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We ere having plenty of wet daj
weather and wind now. of 1
Now is a good time to put gravel mil
along Main street, while it is wet and
Oft. Wl1
^ Several of Union's oltliena attendA
?d Sousa's Concert at Spartanburg Pr
yesterday. hlB
Mr. Dommlck, of Newberry,
Is in Union representing the New
York Life Insurance Society. efi'(
A petition has been circulated, fclei
praying MB OOIIIIDIBNUUBn w KSVfl |
the cleotric lights burning all night. r
Ws hop* it will bo signed by all interested.
tn!
Mr. W. H. Donoy has accepted a on
position in the freight department of die
the Chicago Biiil Alton road at Bloom- ma
isgton, 111. He left yesterday for xh
his new home. ba,
WA3CTED?Tenant fcr a good two- ,n?
horse farm In Bogansrille town- ]
ship. Apply to L. S- Townsknd, n.
at Southern Freight Depot. 8-tf to!
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IQf? YV XI. Tf CBt iCiv ?t vmuvouv/
Or Lenford's Station, in Laurens Oo., 001
14 attend the Mttlement of hie grandfather's
estate, J. W. Lanford, 8r. **
He reiuras today on the 7:10 train.
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The Gibbes Hoaee hee reoently
\j^ been equipped with en up-to-dete m
la* elect rio cell bell sendee for eeeh room
In the hoaee. Thle le i greet eon- no<
enienee to the gueete, end chows his
that lfr. Gibbes Is net satisfied un- era
less he has eterythlng up-to-date. wa
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Farewell!
1900.
A/elcome!
(90i.
large and small,
arge, accept my
liberal patronage
And my sincere
1901 will be one
sasure and prosret
enjoyed.
r labor nor expense
the best the mar>rds,
to eat, and the
e I have been aosreoiation.
I have
3r you in the past,
itinuation of your
better in the future.
IE IN 1901,
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lest that the market j
low as thev can ha '
to
GROCER.
dr. W. K. Livingston stopped in
ion a few hours, Tuesday, on his
7 to Florida, where he will spend
10 days vacation. Mr. Livingn
is the popular manager of the
npany Store at Lockhart Mills.
diss Pearl Coleman, of Spartan g.
the charming and accomplished
ighter of Dr. H. Q. Coleman, spent
eral days in Union last week vlsig
at the home of Miss Maude
er.
l commotion was caused on the streets
ut 8 o'clock Wednesday night by two
losions in quick succession which
nded like the firing of a double barrel
t gun. It was in tear of Carson's
ber shop. As no information could
gathered, it was supposed to have
n two cannon crackers,
dr. J. S. Cothran, of Charlotte,
s in Union Tuesday and Wednesr,
making a topographical survey
the location for Mr. Sartor's new
II, the Aetna. He was very much
ased with the location. The mill
1 be 125 feet from the railroad.
LT. U xvr D.Kn k.. An/> aI fka
ill. ff JLUM UUU v* VUv
ittiest displays of lamps In one of
show windows that we hare seen,
bonght them cheap, and, judging
m the prices he has marked them
he is giving the purchaser the beni
of the bargain. They are beaus,
and lower than ever heard of
re.
rhe A. H. Foster Go. are making
ne drives in prices on Hardware In
s issue. See their announcer-sent*
editorial page. We notice In their
iplay window that they are also
utiug some ipooiu pncw ou ouuw.
eae are only sample* of the many
rgalns yon will find by atepplng
ilde and taking a look aronnd.
dr. J. Clough Rice, of Hendersonville,
C., who has been on a month's visit
bis brother, Mr. 8. M. Rise, Jr., K.
, has moved his family to Union. He
tuples the Col. Rice residence near
en. Mr. Rioe will engage in the
ming business. We weloome them
Union.
Mr. Newton Walker, a student of
>maon college, has returned home,
s eyes which have been troubling him
- sometime, failed him so that he oookl
t study. Dr. Heintiah operated upon
i eyes last year and gave him oons&dtite
relief, and we bed hoped the relief
m permanent.
|JiOOO Insurance.
Mr. J. L Ilicks liad h policy in fore*
in tlie Equitable Insurance Company foi
$2,000. He also had a policy in Uw
New York Life for $5,000, but unfortunately
had only paid one premium and
the time for the other premium having
lapsed, this policy, of .course, was not
in force at his death.
The following masons acted as pall
hearers at the burial of Mr. J. L. Hicks:
T. C. Duncan, B. F. Arthur, W. P.
Thomson, A. N. Vice, L. M. Jordan
and L. N. Rodger.
Where To Get The Minutes.
I have the minutes of the Union
Couuty Association, will apportion them
and those for the churches at Second
Union, Jonesvllie, Puiman, Philippi,
Lock hart, Sulphur Springs. West Springs
and Mt. liflkiuon will be left at the store
of Mr. II. F. Scaife, ami the clerk or
some one autliorhied to do s<v can call
and get them any tiine after the 19th.
1 liope the churches will appreciate my
motive in leaving theui with Mr. Scaife
for distribution. Fraternally,
E. \V. Jeter,
Clerk of Association.
Veterans Displeased.
There is considerable dissatisfaction
expressed by tlie old veterans regarding
the new requirements of the law.
which says the applications must be
signed by the applicant and two witnesses.
It does seem to be rather a
superfluity of red tape. Some of the old
vets are decripid and not able to huut up
witnesses. Their applications are already
signed by witnesses, some of whom are
dead and gone. In some instances it
mav be there are no survivors of a com.
pany outside of the applicants for pensions.
It would certainly be unjust to
deny them tlieir pension money under
such circumstances.
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Domestic Animals.
We have just received Census Bulletin
No. 17, which gives a tabulation of all
domestic animals in barns and inclosures
not on.farms or ranges. This report covers
every State and county in the United
States. We And the following credited
to Union county:
Number of enclosures reporting, domestic
animals, 238; all meat cattle, 268;
calves under 1 year, 38; steers 1 year and
under 2, 6; heifers 1 and under 2 yeais.
2; dairy cows 2 years and over, 222.
It seems by the above that the heifers
and steers under 2 years are rather a
Rcaroe article around Union. The above
however, has reference to those in barns
and enclosures, and very few of these
kind are kept up. Ilorses, 181; mules,
87swine, 47; goats, 8.
The comparative statement shows for
South Carolina in 1900, neat cattle, 14,B29,
as against 39,404 in 1870, a pretty
big falling off in 20 years. Horses 9,798
in 1900. and 9.947 in 1870. Onlv a
slight diffeience in the number of horses,
but the difference here, too, is to the advantage
of 1870.
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Lockhart laconics.
Lockhart, Jan. 15.--On the 1st Sunlay
in January ltev. D. C. Freeman
tendered his resignation as pastor of
Lockhart Baptist Church which was accepted.
He has also resigned at the
>ther churches that he served last year,
which leaves Lockhart, Mt. Joy, Phillipi
and Jonesville at present without a
pastor. Who will serve us for the pressnt
year does not as yet appear, but we
are hopeful that we will secure tlie services
of some good man. It can be said
truly of the retiring pastor that he served
us faithfully and never at any time let
the banner of the Master trail in the
lust. He set the cause of Christ high
*nd lived a life consistent to his high
sailing. What will be our loss will be
Union's gain.
Some of The Times' subscribers have
called "Homo" to task for not writing
[>ftener. In excuse let me add that
"procrastination is the thief of time"
snd it has been so in my case, for very
rften I wait until the last evening to
write and then possibly some circumitance
will knock all my calculations
into a oocked hat.
Died, on the 6th inst. of a complication
of diseases, Mrs. M. J Alexander,
in the 56th year of her age. Her remains
were buried at Bullock's Creek
cemetery. York county. She was the
wife of Mr. J. S. It. Alexander, who
since lier death has moved to a planta
tation on Tyger river.
Mr. L. L. Robinson, who was a salesman
in Lockhart and resigned bis position
some four years ago, has returned
to the same position which was made
vacant by the advancement of Mr. M.
E. Griffin to the position of outside overseer
the same having been made vacant
by the resignation or Mr. J. H. Wilbum.
The millinr y and dressmaking department
of i/ockliart store has been
discontinued for the season, and Miss
Katie Balrd and Miss Belle Plaxioo have
returned to their homes, the former to
Richmond. Va., and the latter to Hoodtown,
8. C.
Mr. J. I* Evans has received bis oomuifertca
a? Magistrate <*? Look hart, and
the drat work he did in an official capecity
was the uniting of Mr. Andrew
Green and Miss Leltha Tjowenr in the
bonds of matrimony on the 10th inst.
The Squire regards this as a lucky omen
from the fact that bis first official act
was that of peaoe where there were no
difference of opinion, both parties oeing
satisfied with the deofsion of the oourt
with no vs. between their names.
Messrs. W. K. Livingston and W. C.
Johnson expects to leave tomorrow on a
pleasure trip to Florida. Per Imps they
will taks in Cuba before they return.
Tliev expect to be absent two weeks.
iney are uoin exemplary young men
and are worthy of a good time.
Homo.
Meeting of Stockholders.
There will be a meeting of the
toekholdera of the JonesriTle Knitting
Mill held in the Maaonlc Hall at
Joneuville, at 11 o'clock, on February
18th, for the purpose of increasing
charter to $60,000.
$mt J, J. Lsytumomm, Fres't<
: The ^ L
Of course we
sort, adaptec
house from
CANT AF]
A few of the odd "ie*
the household by r>*el
BAILEY FIJI
Grand Jury For igoi.
^B Fowler J a Crawfoni
? BTracy 8 A Gregory
Golden Harmon J p Jeter
L W Smith O C Wilburn
J T Willeford Abe Wix
J S F Adams D L McLaughlin
4 Woods Jeter J G Bishop
D A McNeely J F Carter
Sims McDaniej K F Johns
PETIT JUROKJ^ttOR JANUARY TERM
1901. FIRST WEEK.
G W IUrnett W F Hart
J M O'Shields N P Palmer
John Foster O H Meador
J A Brown Willie Stevens
H B Murphy C M Bogan
J W Vilson C A Jeter r
W 8 T>awson J B Detenbaugh v
W J Tucker W T Aycock
John R Petty C G Humphries ^
W B Cooter J S Kendrick
A N Vise J E Hancock c
R T Gee G C May
Chaa R Smith Ben Mitchell
Munroe Whitlock A P Bogan l
D M Lybrand E M Griffln % v
Robt Bentley W F Bates
B B Belue I W Pickens
Wm Vaugban J B T Scott f
PETIT JURORS FOR JANUARY TERM i
1901. SECOND WEEK.
J L James W H West
W D Hollis P H Jeter
C C Betenbaugh W C Nix
WHS Harris J H Lee "
W F Farr B G Wilburn |i
L J Browning J O Morris I
John Mitchell Jno T Adams E
Jos Sanders TJ Alvereon 9
Wm Smith R P Morgan
T G" A lmnn 17 >1 1 _ J?
? m. Aiuidu 1"J 1U AliUCIDUU
Jessie Comer 11W Smitli "
A B Ivey F S Johns t]
J O Carter R D Kitchens 1
J E Mabry J D Graham "
Levi Lawson W C Johnson
N B Bailey D B Free Jr ?
D F Baldwin F M O'Shields r
W H Howell W T Jones V
Subscribe for The Times and Bryan's j
paper. The Commoner. You get them
both for $1.75. a
Look up Bill Hams and be vaccinated. "
No matter if you have been, better try it
again.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, ) ^
Lucas county. j
Frank J. Ciienky makes oath that
he is the senior partner of the firm of F. g,
J. Cheney & Co.,' doing business in
the City of Toledo, County at d State ^
aforesaid, and that the said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure. J
Frank J. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, tills 6th day of Droember, r
A. D. 1886. A. W. Glkason,
Seal. Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on ths blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials, free.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Lumber.
1 n mct7 i c r
n. U. iUL, 1 LCllUglUU, O.V., .
Manufacturer of Rough Lumber and
Laths from Long Leaf Yellow Pine.
60-3mcs
New Store, New Goods. <
I have opened a Family Grocery Store
just below the Post Otfloe, where I will keep
a full line of
FLOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE,
MEAT, LARD, MOLASSES,
CANNED GOODS, TOBACCOS
and CIGARS, also Green
Groceries. I also run a
First-Class Beef Market
and will pay Highest Price for
Cattle.
FREE DELIVERY. PHONE 109.
J. S. SMITH.
M-ly
Jving
Should be, it isn't a
comfortable in the v
Don't make your |
in parlor or drawing
first for the comfor
familv
J .
have furnitu:
I to every r
cellar to garr
FORD TO BE W
ces that add so much
ting this room cos and
HAVE A LOOK IN.
tNITURE & LX
T. - TRY
RED RAVEIN
For Consti|
The Prince of Ape
WATER'S OWIS
^osts only 15c per foottl*
worth of good. F*leae
*tire to have the desire
A^e keep it Fresh
5EMPS PH
Agents for Hityl<
JON'T LOSE A
Get your money's worth when
jaches you that to buy judiciously 1
iiis connection points directly to ou
ollar counts for 100 cents.
A splendid line of New Goods s
,rir>0 lnsttisvamnrtla Ti,? u:?
>w IUUUVA<UIVII1!I| i UC Ul^ XJ\JLIU
ritli us this season.
It buys more Quality, Quantity
lollar you can spend.
3IVE US A <
^ Awn WE ^
3JVE YOU A
Our new Fall line is ready and
ortment and variety is complete.
rou WILL SAVE EVER?
YOU TRADE V
PURCELL CASH
M.
m DENTli
jrown and Bridge O:
Work a Specialty.
>5Sk I We "wil
.7
Room
Iways, the most
fhole house,
principal display
f room but look
t of youself and
re of every
oom in the
et, but you
[THOUT
to the comfort of
attractive.
I SPLITS
nation.
rient Waters.
I REHEDY.
i and does dollar?
?ant to take and
d effect.
and Sparkling.
ARMACY.
sr'a Candy.
REDCESTf
you buy. Common sense
neans Money Saved, and in
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i xicw owk:k, wuere every
hinds back of our generous
r is the dollar you spend
and Satisfaction than any
CHANCE
BENEFIT.
waiting for you. The asr
BED CENT WHEN
7TTH US.
COMPANY.
rybody Has a "Remady
that and the other ailment
>m a A cancer?from bono
beef tea. ay,
illed "household" ei_
for the simplest Ilia, get cLtmrt
ce and bring jour prescriptions
s for careful, conscientious comndlng.
Simples are often effeet[and
of course we have them in
k,) but you want to be sure you
getting the rery best medical aid.
ham nni in AAun*w*i
uv/ii I/IVUU winrAii ?
HAIR,#*-iftce
Bank Building:
Union, 8. C.
? ??P
he Next Thirty Days
I sell Silver Plated Ware,
:lc8, China and Jardiniere
SPECIAL DISCOUNT.
je? who have left Clocks and
h here for renair for a vear
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will please call for them, or
ill be sold for the repairs.
TINSLEY & CO.