The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, February 01, 1901, Image 7
We Want to Dei
HEALTH
There are numbe
"when you know o
admit that we have
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morning is so imp
and if there is anyt
you think you need,
mended by a frier
\ your physician, wh
you can get it
Fresh and
Rall8ton's Health Club
Pettijohn's Breakfast 1
Pilbury's Vitos at
Grape Nuts, (Brain Foe
Three of any ol
Whole Wheat Hearts ?
Fresh Oat Meal at
Fresh Rolled Oats
Postum Cereal at 15c a:
Not only do we car:
dorsed for those who at
what will do more the
Grocer OAN do, to keej
strong and robust and t
line of Pure, Fresh Hig
Coffees and Fruits. An
the prices right and a]]
As e'v
YOUNG
Local Laconics.
HAPPENINGS OF INTERE81 ABOUT TOWN.
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
Bupt. P. I. Wells was in Union
Wednesday.
Mr. Sam Littlejohn and Mr. W.
H.S.Harris, of Jonesvllle, were in
town Wednesday.
Mr. Jack Belue, of Spartanburg,
was circulating among his friends on
our streets Wednesday.
The annual meeting of the People's
B. <fc L. Association will be held in
Nicholson's Bank on Thursday evening,
February 7th, at 7:80 o'clock.
We are glad to see that both ol
pinion's representatives In the House
voted for the law prohibiting concealed
weapons.
KD-^Tenan t for ft good two
horse farm in Bogansville town
ship. Apply to L, 8. Townsknd
at Southern Freight Depot. 8-ti
The Union Hotel has installed a
new pool table in the room in th<
rear of the old pool room. It is t
fine table but the boys have not gol
used to it yet.
ALL PARTIES indebted to Th<
Rodger Brick Works must make set
tlement at once to J. H. Rodger, a
P. M. Oohen's old office, in the Nichol
Aon Building. 5-lt
I jmv, r, uornweli Jennings preachei
a very forceful, instructive and inter
sting sermon to a large ccngregr.tloi
In the Presbyterian church last Snn
day night. Mr. Jennings is. a giftec
young divine, who will surely mak
his mark in the Master's cause. Mr
Jennings is the popular pastor of th
Wakefield Memorial Church, of Phil
adelphla, and is a brother of Rev. C
A U TannSnflta A# TTnlAn
A* JLPa vvuuiugo, vi wuivu.
| The small pox case or rather th
casein which the former board c
, ftealth w&s sued for damage for break
|ng Into a house on the hill for th
pqvpose of vaccinating the ocoapants
was before the court this week. Mi
.Sims, who represented the pros<
cator, made a hard fight, bat th
jury couldn't see it that way, an
I brought in a verdict for the defect
i/ote This Issue to
I FOODS.
ivc nn 4 Via *v* a*?lrot Vint
' A W WAA VAAV AA1MJL XVU t U U %0 \
ur line you can but
selected the best,
ortant as your health,
hing in our line that
that has been recomld,
or prescribed by
y call upon us and
Right Priced.
i at 20c
rood at. 20o
20c
>d) at 20c
f above for 50c.
it 15c
5c
5c
nd 25c
ry the preparations ene
not well, but we carry
tn anything else that a
> those already healthy,
his consists of a complete
;h Grade Groceries, Teas
d better still we make
ipreciate your trade,
er,
e GROCER.
The Ti.mks is indebted to Secretary
of State Cooper for a copy of
his annual report to the General Asjamhl
V? tf sd ? ? ? f
WW... W.J . AW IU ?v V>UUJ ^ICIO 1119iur| U1
the work of his office from January
1, 15)00 to and including D.ecenibey
81st of same year. All the names of
the different county offioers of the
State are shown. It is a valuable
record for reference.
Two new Graded School buildings
are to be erected at an early date in
Union, one of them will be built at
the Excelsior Knitting Mill the other
at Monarch Mill, both will be comfortable
and commodious buildings.
The companies will fnrnish tho buildings
and the school trustees will furnish
the teachers. Our present facilities
are inadequate to meet the de'
mand.
1 Why should vou become a mummy,
when you can be alive and a prime factor
in the world's happenings. Why should
you change from lusty, vigour healthy
. manhood or womanhood, to become a
shriveled wrinkled unsightely, attenuated
uonenity, as the years roll on, when i'.
li s within your power to arrest deca .'
f and rejuvenate and invigorate your bodyV
Why should you walk the streets with
t halting lagging steps, lack lustre eyed,
when with elastic grace and firm of foot
* and brilliant eyes, you may view life's suri
roundings? You have within your grasp,
t what Ponce do Leon vainly sought, four
hundred years ago, and what of mankind
was ihe dream of ages?the fountain of
eternal youth. Itead our "Longavita" !
3 ad. in another column.
Bids for Sewerage.
The bids for the contract for building
the sewerage system for Union
^ will be opened here today. There
- are several bidders on the ground
1 now from various points of the country.
Mr. Ludlow has the matter of
letting the contract in hand.
? ' ' ??
At Bloomlngton, 111.
0
In a private letter just received
from Mr. W. H. Donny, of Blooming
ton, 111., he says it is the most beautiful
country he ever saw, that when
he looks over the fertile lands it
0 makes him wish he was a farmer.
>f There is somewhat more seyere
. weather there than he is used to.
e He says he went to bed Friday night
at ten o'clock, the sfcy was perfectly
'? clear, but when he got up next morning
the ground was covered with
) snow. The air is crisp and cutting.
e He is close enough to Ohlcago to take
, a run over on Saturday night and
spend Sunday In the big olty. W<
jrlfth our young friend sttooeee In his
new hnmei
Caught Again. ^
Jim Mops, the convict who escaped
from the chain gang last fail, has been
recaptured. The Sheriff of Cherokre
telegraphed that he had a man answering
the discription published of Mussand
Sheriff &inde. steadily identitied him and
has him now in safe keeping again.
The Hinson Case.
The Jim Hinson case came up before
the Mayor's Court Tuesday.
Hinson was charged with drunk and
disorderly, carrying concealed knucks
and resisting an officer. He was
found cuiltv and Hftnt?no?d 4lt"? and
costs as follows: Drunk and disor- I
derly $5, carrying concealed knucks '
$20, resisting on officer $10. This is
the man which Policeman May struck
with his billy while endeavoring to
take him to jail, about whioh there
has been so much said by outsido V
parties.
C
Car Off. K
Wednesday afternoon No. 02, the 1
down freight, derailed a freight car
at tho northern switch. A break
henm became loose and finally
dropped on the track a mile or so i
above the station, from that point it ^
dragged until the switch near the
tank was reuehed, when it caught
between the two t racks and threw tho
cars off the track, litterally tearing -J
up the trucks and bending the stout Iron
axle. The accident delayed the
down passenger train about 10 minutes.
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Eminent Singer Coming. 1
Sarah Macdonald Sheridan, of Atlanta,
the eminent contralto, will be in Union
Monday night, February 11th, and will
sing at the Opera House under the
auspices of the Union Library Association.
The press, everywhere that Mrs.
Sheridan has sang, are unani noons in the
most glowing tributes of praise of her
wonderful voice. The Rome, Ga.,
Tribune says:
"No Southern woman ever achieved a
arTeater musical triumph in a Southern
city than did Mrs. Sarah Macdonald
Sheiidan last Thursday night in Atlanta.
The fair vocalist never sang more brilliantly,
and her rich contralto voice
filled the Grand Opera House with
melody that delighted every lover of
music. The applause was great; but the
tloral tributes were more gorgeous. Mrs.
Sheridan was gowned in a beautiful pink
silk with brocaded roses.
See Here Spartanburg!
You have quarantined against
Union, thus announcing to the world
and to the traveling public that small
pox is raging in Union. To assure
the public at large that the situation
is exaggerated and an injury is being
done our town by this quarantine, inl?
a I n j
Biituteu uy opurtauuurg, mu i>uini
of Health has had a canvass of the
disease made and only nine cases are te
known here, all of which are conva- w
lescent. Can Spartanburg say as tl
much? See these certificates :
This is to certify that I have no
cases of small pox in my practice at
this titne.
Cgowx Tukuenok, M. I).
Union, S. CJ , Jan. 29, 1901. ll
Ol
This is to certify that I have no
small pox in my practice ut this time.
J. M. LAWSON, M. D. p
Jan. 28, 1901. ^
This is to certify that I have only
one case of small pox in my practice
at this time.
Chas. W. Atisteli., M. D. ?
Union, S. C., Jan. 29, 1901.
This is to certify that I have two a
cases of small pox under my observa- E
tion. V. L- Poole, M. D.
Jan. S*8, 19(01.
We have now under our treatment
three cases of small pox. si
Di*b. S. S. Li.vder & Son. ci
J^n. 28,190}. f,
* ! J r M*. I J '
This is to, certify that I have only
one oase of small pox in the incorporate
limits of Union, S. C., now "
under treatment.
J. G. Going, M. D.
Jan. 28,1901. g,
This is to certify that I have only j
two cases of small pox under obser- j
ration, and they are convalescent and c
are able to be up and about. Havn't
seen a fresh case in three weeks.
J. H. Hamilton, M. D.
Union, S. C., Jan. 28, 1901.
I certify that there is not a case of
small pox in my prao^ice, nor h&YP
I seen one in tfte past) two weeks. /
'Mankikq T. Smith, M. D. ,
Jan. 28, 190X. j
This Is to certify that I have no
oases of small pox under treatment.
Geo. Douglass, M. D.
Jan. 28, 1901. 1
These certificates from the practicing
physicians in Union were procured :
by W. D. Harris, Health Officer of .
Union, under my orders, and to tho
best of my knowledge is a correct ]
status of the small pox situation in
Union. Today Union is In a better J
condition than any city of its population
in the State. 1 believe 99 por 1
cent, of its population is yaccinatod, <
Tfce copiifterpial travellers need not
haye any fears of oontraoting small
pox in Union.
M. W. Culp. M. D.,
Beoretary Board of Health, Union,
; s.c.
Will the papers who have been so
\ industriously heralding the small pox
I situation in Union please copy.
1 See Bill Harris and have him sciatch
yen again.
The L
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Df course we
sort, adapte(
louse from
CAN'T AF
IV few of the odd ?*ie
.he household by
BAILEY FUI
ADVERTISED LETTERS. I
tan&i.ig in the Poet Office at Union,
. C., fjr the week ending Feb, 1st,
901.
Mr Adams (tinner) I
Mrs Alice Burr
Mr John L Carter 1
Mr Daniel J CotTey <
Sissily Davis
J J Fant
Mrs Anna Harris 1
Miss Clara B Jeter i
Mr Stephen Jeter
Mr Spencer Johnson
Mr T R Laurie <
Miss Nancy Lea
Mr John Littleton I
Miss Mary Morr
Miss Lizzie Morse
Miss W M Northa
Miss A Palmer
Mr J A Phifer I
Mr M R Poage
Mr Phillip Rice
Mr Luther Roberts
Mr K L Rodelsperger (2) '
Mrs J L P Scott x
Mr Wesley Shankle
Mrs Sallie 1) Sligh
Sprunt Sc Son
Mr Jew Thomas
Sam Turner
Mrs Mary Willance
Mr S C Whealay
Mr R R Woodside
Mr John K Woodson
Mr Nathan Wrenwick
Persons calling for the above let*
irs wili please say if advertised, and
ill be required to pay one cent for
jeir delivery.
J. (J. Hunter, P. M.
Trespass Notice.
All persons are hen by warned ti?>t to
unt, cut timber, walk or ride through,
r in any other manner trespiss, or al
>w ni-iun 10 kiu/.-j un our lamis emier
i Santue or Carlisle. All paths through
iesrt places must be stopped at once,
'artles disregarding this warning will
b pixsicuted for malicious trespass.
W. E. Thomson,
J. McJ. Fant,
4-41 Claka T. Fant.
itops the Cough and Works off the
Cold.
Laxative Bromo-fyuiuine Tablets cure
cold in one day. No oure no pay.
rice 2o cents. 43-1
Lots For Sale.
I have two lots fronting on Virgin
treet which I will sell cheap for
ash. One lot is 85 feet fro... * / 135
;et deep. One lob 95 feet front by
25 feet deep. Apply to
l-4t J. D. McNeace.
Meeting of Stockholders.
There will be a meeting of the
tockholders of the Jonesville Kniting
Mill held in the Masonic Hall at
onesville, at 11 o'clock, on February
8th, for the purpose of increasing
harter to $50,000.
8 4t J. J. Little JOHN, Pres't.
Lumber.
i. B. METZ, Lexington, S. C.,
Manufacturer of Rough Lumber and
'^iths from Long Leaf Yellow Pine.
50-dmos
New Store, New Goods.
I have opened a Family Grocery Store
ust l>elow the Post Office, where I will
reep a full line of
FLOUR, SUGAR. COFFEE,
MEAT, LARD, MOLASSES,
CANNED GOODS, TOBACCO,S
and CIGARS, also Green
Groceries. I also run a
First-Class Beef Market
and will pay Highest Price for
Cattle.
FREE DELIVERY. PHONE IR9.
J. S. SMITH,
Jving
Should be, it isn't
comfortable in the
Don't make youi
in parlor or drawii
first for the comf<
family.
! have furniti
i to every
cellar to gar
FORD TO BE
ces that add so mui
king this room cos ar
HAVE A LOOK IN.
ItNITUBB & I
DON'T LOSE i
Get your money's worth wh
teaches 3 011 that to buy judicious!
this connection points directly to
lollar counts for 100 cents.
A splendid line of New Goo?
price inducements. The Big D
with us this season.
It buys more Quality, Quanl
lollar you can spend.
GIVE US A
<^2?^AND WI
GIVE YOU /
Our new Fall line is ready i
3ortment and variety is complete.
YOU WILL SAVE EVE]
YOU TRADE
PURCELL CAS
-~?&rDR. I. M
^ -DEN"
Crown and Bridge
Work a Specialty.
For
They
M.
Citation to Kindred and Creditors.
State of South Carolina, >
County of Union. f
By JASON M. (Jkkkk, ES^., Pkcuath
1 iTr?A. ?
e/ \J in* Cj,
Whereas T. C. Duncan lias made suit,
to me to grant him letters of administration
on the (state of and effects of J
L. Hicks, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and
creditors of tbe said .1 I. Hicks, deceased,
thftl ttiey t>e and appear, before
me, in the Court of Prolmte, to be held
at Union C. U., South Carolina, on the
9th day of February. next, sfler publication
hereof, ;-t 11 o'clock in the forenoon,
to show cause, if any they have, why
the said administiation should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal this
23rd day of January, Anno Domini, 1901.
Jason M. Gukeh,
Probate Judge.
Published on tlie 25lh day of January,
1901, in Thk Union Times 4-2t.
For Sale.
A fine Shetland pony and a hatulgome
new cart. Pony perfectly gentlo.
It is beauty. Apply at this office.
/ B-tfr
Room
always, the most
whole house.
* principal display
rig room but look
Drt of youself and
jre of every
room in the
ret, but you
WITHOUT
ch to the comfort of
id attractive.
..UMBER CO
\ RED GENT!
en you buy. Common sense
y means Money Saved, and in
our New Stock, where every
lis stands back of our generous
ollar is the dollar you spend
Lity and Satisfaction than any
CHANCE
S WTT T
\ BENEFIT.
ind waiting for you. The asRY
RED CENT WHEN
: WITH US.
IH COMPANY.
Everybody Has a "Remedy
For tins', that and the other ailment
?from a cold to a cancer?from bonset
to beef tea. Better eschew the
so-called "household" medicine, except
for the simplest ills, get expert
advice and bring your prescriptions
to us for careful, conscientious compounding.
Simples are often effective
(and of courso we have them in
stock,) but you want to be sure you
are getting the very best medical aid.
UNION DRUO COMPANV
HAIR,
Office Bank Building
Union. S. C.
The Next Thirty Days
will sell Silver Plated Ware,
docks, China and Jardiniers
A SPECIAL DISCOUNT.
unties who have left Clocks and
lies here for repair for a year
ore will please call for them, or
will be sold for the repairs.
E. TINSLEY & CO.
Notice of Land Sale.
State of South Carolina (
County of Spartanburg, \
Probate Jugo's Sale.
Leonard Smith. Petitioner.
V8
Asa Smith, ct a!, Defendants.
By virtue of authority given me in a
decree in the above entitled case I will
sell to the highest hidder\n the City
of Union, before the court house door,
onsalesday in February 1901, between
the legal hours of sale, at public auction,
the following desorlbed real estate
to wit:
All that certain tract or parcel of
land in the county of Union, State of
[ South Caralina containing one hundred
and ninety acres more or less,
bounded by lands of Daniel McLaughlin,
Francis Lindcr and Dutchman
Creek.
sium ui anifl. v/IltJ U?U CBStl,
balance on a credit of one year with
interest from date of sale at the legal
rate, credit portion to be secured by
bond of purchaser and mortgage ol
premises sold. Resold at risk of the
former purchaser.
Purchaser to pay for papers, record!
ing and stamps. J. J. Gentry.
| Probate JtuLje Spartanburg County#
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