Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Iwvrcti YOUf ^ fre realizing as they n< le would be Cut Price I Hoods at less than mark Hb the expense of quality Hhort weight and measu what you get for chea Hat always has been ai It has always been, and will He past, our aim and elideavor, 1 He it PROTECTION, and we m He free from ADULTER ATIOl BeASURE, and et-11 tliem for v aBerits of something better. riNTERESTS! THE Trading Publii Of Union Citi (J and Count] IVSfe guarantee ev igh class line of Ca Vegetables, Fish and No better line of lereals can be bough All we ask is a t: lour. During Lent we are prepare* elicacies and invite you to c ANNOT AND WILL NOT S [ONEST merchant will make OU WANT HONEST W OODS THAT ARE WHAT 1 ID TO BE, and on as close a mi >ld, then you are invited to be a IfOUNG the Local Laconics. 11 V HAPPENINGS OF INTERE81 ABOUT TOWN t PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE. ? L Watch Dr. F. C. Duke's space next \ week. He will have something to sa\ d that will interest you. - a We regret to learn that M irtha Roll- * inson is critically ill at the home of her 11 daughter, Alts. L'zzie Hames. J\. ''Tacky" and "Donkej" patty was given at the Union Hotel last Friday j night, wqs enjoyed by all present. ' Rev. S.- R. Guiurnard Drenched his farewell sermon at the Episcopal church 1 last Sunday. He goes from Union to * Greensboro N. C. v Married at the pastor's home, Union, S. C., Feb. 24, 1001, by Rev. L * M. Rice, Miss Florence O'Shields to Mr J. 11. Petty. n Mrs. McCubbin's handsome residence on Main street is nearing completion When finished it will add very materially to the attractiveness of that part of town. r Capt. F. M. Farr had the misfortuu* v Wednesday night of last week of losing i. one of his fine match horses while in 1 k Yorkville. The horse died with colic. RUSSELL'S big boll prolific cotton, r Fifty bushels seed of above cotton for I sale. . C. D. Faurau. , Lock hart, S. C. 7-.it. A. uew t|aming star has been ditcov- v ?red in the heavens that out shinei ihein all. It is near the milky way. We shall have something to say of it in our next week's astronomy column ' A regular cotumunic ilion of Union ' Ixxlge, No. 73, A. F. M., will be held this Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock. R. r. IIarry, W. M. J. H. McKissick, secy. ? Rev. Sam T. Creech will preach ai 1 Foster's Chapel Sunday at 11 a. m., " March lOili. Subject: "Differences ol Opinion.'' All will be expected to lead i Acts 15, before coming to church. The sale of P. M. Cohen's effects came ( off Thursday. A large crowd was T, present, ami while some or the articles 1 fold brought fair prices there were a J great many bargains picked up by the purchasers. , A new subscriber thus writes. "Mr. Editor, please send The Union Times to my address one year, enclosed ih.d , $1.00. I think The Times an excellent paper." There is room for many mo>e. ' If you want a good paper subscribe for 1 Tiw TumIS. 1 9 . 1 aver have before tha dealers who offer thei et prices are doing: s< r and often of quanity ire and shotidy good p prices. This is a fac id always will be sel bo in the future more thai :o give those who can appreci lean by protection Goods tha sT, HONEST WEIGHT ANI vhat they are and not on th ery article from oui nned Goods, Fruits Fowl. Coffees, Teas anc t than ours, rial of our J. E. M. :1 to supply Fresh and Suitable all. REMEMBER, that w< ELL GOODS AT COST, NC such a claim, BUT WHEI* EIGHT AND MEASURE TIEY ARE REPRESENT argin as they can honestly b< constant customer of . PDnnrn - unuunn. Two black timers were trapped, Franl Irowu Saturday and Newton Milter las veek. These black timers will yet flnr liey have a laud road to travel. Milte ?*ta twenty days on the gang whit irown goes up to court We dropped into Mr. W. D. Arthur'i vliolesule establishment for a chat Tues lay evening. Mr. Arthur was as bus; s a bee at the telephone, selling corn Vlieu he got through he casually r? narked, ''that is seven car loads of cori old in twenty minutes." Maybe thai sn't doing a uniting business. Preaching at the County Home At the bust meeting of the Count; loaid of Commissioners Rev. Jno. G '\trr wn? appointed to conduct devotions xercises at the county home. Mr. Far rill preach once a month. A suitabli milding is to be erected for this purpos< t an early date. While Mr. Farr wil e the pastor in charge, any other minis er wtio desires to preach at the home a my tinib will be at liberty and welcome Killed at Paoolet. 'bicolet was the scene Tuesday after ioon of a fatal runaway scrape, th< ictim being Mr. Samuel Ilarman, o! hat place. Mr. ilarman was out driv ng at the time and his hors incoming frightened in some unaccouut ,ble way threw him violently from th< aiggy, killing him instantly. When he was picked up life was en trely extinct and so far as known th? ild man (for he was nearly 80 years old tad not uttered a groan. The vehicle was smashed to kindling vo<id. Mr. Ilarman is survived by an onl; ister. Mr. Ilarman was well thought of an< lis untimely death is deeply deplored Hie fatality created no little excitcmen n Pacolet.?Herald. Tried for Gambling, About ten white men were up befon day or Young Friday morning for gamh ing. Some of them plead guilty whili ithers plead not guilty The trial occupiei hi me rorenoon. Five men were dig barged for want of sufficient evideno o convict, and Ave were ttned $5 00 each ['hose fined were L. V. Trembley, I^e ?rtty, Starks Gregory, Tom Copelani Hid Alfred Sams. All except Sams pai< he fine and were released. This is i tep in the right direction. The negroo ire frequently jerked up for gambling t is a disgraceful and uulawful practio whether hy whites or blacks, and iht aw should be made to apply to all vioators alike irrespective of color. W< utpe this instance will be sufficient varning for white men at least to desist 'or <ve understand the Mayor is going t< nake an honest effort to stop it, and w< eel sorry for others who are hereafui >>nvicu*d before him. Better take tin jue and stop boys, your time may oonu BMW Mr. Vise Goes to Columbia. | Mr. A. X. Vis# who has been in charge of the cloth room of lho Union Cotton Mill since it began in iking cloth, in fact assisted in putting up hi* own machines, will leave Union to accept a similar siiualijn in one of the logo uiuls n at Columhia. Mr. Vine has niaile many ' friends (lining his st\y in Unio'i who J will r?grer, to learn of tils removal. Mr. Vice infoims us that he will rest a lew la\san<l 'spend ihem visiting in the country before entering upon bis new 7 duties. Mr. Vise is kind and courteous I to his help and a perfect gentleman. We f wish hiru success. ? Gruhum Won the Case. *\ / Mr. J. W. Bat s, Deputy U. S. Mar[ shall, who hat Ivd ihe stcc< of the I'urcell Cash Co. hi e' arge pending souk meat, Ins nceivd Hie following Ulef; g.am from * htrieelon: / "J. W. Bale?, JL'epmy U. S. M. V * Upturn to llui "euan-dy ?.f Janes 1> 3 Graham property of I'.irceil Cadi Co. C Daws >ii & Me (oil II. >. M." ** Mr. Boitas. who iepi?s~nls M?-. 1 S Graham, with Mr Jim. J. 1'u.cell went J to (.'liail.st.on WhIikstlay, win re lie fcase was tried 'J1iuinl.iv in the Supreme Cou:fc. They will he home Unlay. Holds On to the Franchise. ? ti t O .r Eita Jane, coriespondent roper's - that woik has brpu i oil ihe old grade of the 3 C'a road in ihe uprier section of j t this county. One or two other forces J of hands are scattered along the lin- ? } woiking on the road beJ(?) They have ^ a force near Union. Tne 3 C's people G knew their fiaochise would expi.e t e tlrst of March unless they begun work before that time. Of couise they did not care to lose their franchise, especially tl: T when their was a prospect of other p n i ies stepping in and putting the road in opera- tij y uon 10 union at. teasr, so iney nave m begun work. They will no doubt tinker ui witli the road bed to hold on to it until ra 1 they can ruake a big deal with some one. hi We have little confidence in this con- Q ctrn giving Union auother outlet. N li Washington's Birthday. 'r The children of the Union Graded ? Schools celebrated George Washington's ** biithday. A suitable program was ar- ^ B ra- ged. Dialogues, speeches and recita- . tlous were the ord^r of the dav. The j" ) ioouos were all tastily decorated with .J vergreens, pictures and the national u T colors, also the flag of South Carolina was to be wen in some of the rooms. 1 Prof. Jeffries kindly showed us through ? ' ihe building of the school in town. _ Eveiything seems to be conveniently arruugid aid it is likely the capacity of a this school will be taxed 'o its utterinosi. by next session. These schools have now the greatest number enrolled that, they have ever had. The total enroll- jlt hi nt is mute than 1,000. Iii the j aid on the girl's side we noticed among the (Mines the gill* play for recre- |() atiou the basket ball game and bowling vi I a,!ev- tl! 1 The building will be (quipped with j sewerage and water soon. On the rear = piazza up stairs one lias a magnificent view of the conntry for miles in nu * eusteily direction. t The school is in good shape and is one 1 of the grandest institutions in our midst r The teachers are careful, kind and painstaking, and everything is running 8 smoothly and apparen'lv to the entire satisfaction of all concerned. i Dr. Zemp's Death. y ??? One of the'saddest deaths that has occurred in our midst iu some time was - the untimely death of Dr. O II. Z-unp. i tl?* was well and lmppv only last Sunday. t Bat he is no more. He was taken sick vtonday morning and liad to go home, ile rapidly grew worse and became critically ill Tuesday night. lie was stiff- r . ing from appendicitis, which claimed him for a victim about 8 o'clock yesterday morning. Dr. Zemp was a uiost. . promising young man, and although he 1 had only been in our midst a few mouths, r had gathered around him a host of a staunch friends, who admired him for th a his business qualifications and sterling w I character. He was in charge of th . Zetnp'a Pharmacy, andjby his close app it cition to business was building up an oi . enviable reputation for the Pharmacy, Dr. Zemp leaves a yoomig bride who has the heait felt sympat hy of every one ai of our citizens in this hour of sad mis- L)J ronuno aim grier, jusi ai uie nine wiun - life seemed to spread out before the II ) happy couple and the future seemed to ? f hold iu store for them years of joy and ? - happiness, the fell destroyer comes along e and bur-ts asunder the happy bands, one is taken away almost without warne ing, while the other is left to mourn. The ways of Providence are sometimes hard to understand, but lie doeth all i things well. The bride cannot call the Tt ) loved one back but there is consol <tion iu the thought that they may meet again J] I on the other shore. The remains were taken to his former l 1 home, Camden, on the noon trainTlunsday. Dr. Jump's mother, Mrs. E. C. <ie 1 Z**mp. his uncle. Dr. S. C Zemp and . Mr. W L. Depass arrived on the early ru t morning train and with the bereaved all wife accompanied the remains to Cam- ["i den. te . - . w< (ti Five Stratas of Atmoapcre. wi of S uq k That air at the e?ri h's surface is found wl ? to contain *21 per cent of oxygen, 78 of j nitrogen, .03 of carbon dioxido, 04 of in h argon .01 of helium, and .02 of hvdro- p? 0 gen. From data supplied by GautDr- na Dalton and Laplas Dr. Gustavus Din- be e riches has calculaterl the proportions of gjj j these gases in theair at increasing heights in and fluid that we must distinguish (lve strata of separate atmospheres. The jowest atmoipliere, containing the to aqueous vapor, cloud apd carbonic acid, j* reaches a heiglit of 13 miles. The oxygen atmosphere extends beyond this to thirty miles, when the prop?nation of he oxygen falls to less than 10 per cent i jo , The nitrogen at this point rises to 86 per cent at 6J miles. Then follows the helium oi atmosphere, where helium reaches its " maximum'of 16 per cent. This gradually ^ gives way to hydrogen, which ar< 100 mtles forms 90 per cent of the ait, and H is the upper layers of the atmosphere Is the H|f gass present. t V O a^{u * VM, ay U'i\/m?wun uyijl, HUIUAUIII co Dfoprl?tnry right to this truly wonder- i T preparation, which has proved a blessing mankind. "Longavlta" la the true Tablet 1 Life; a rejuvonator par exoellonce, em dying the veritable secret of longevity In i practical, feasible form. It is the fountain perpetual youth, which it prolongs far ' lyond its present limits, while retaining < salth in a porfoctly normal state. "Long'ita" brightens the eye, stimulates the men- 1 1 activity, gives elasticity to tho step, nkCB the face full, absorbs wrinkles, eanses the system, purifies the skin, and is io only true Ponce de Leon remedy for old id young of both soxes. Endorsed by Euro's leading pyslolans. SI.00a Box. by mall. IUQO von TILLENBURG MEDICAL CO., ( OL.K U. . AOKNTS) UIMIMMIM Broadway.lKow York City. The L : |!]^ rift jjf * if* *i rZX ! I ' : L^J | * :: - !' ; ! /- :> m ' ' . v/s > . 'j-ivhv * rife '*$? " ' *i ' / / . : ,' - ^.-v '-V i. .* V V*- -rV'wNi.. ** * CopvKiuH Df course we sort, adapte* aouse from CANT AF \ few of the odd ^ic he household by r*s BAILEY FUI lie;tper Mileage Books 011 the Seaboard. The Srulio.ini Air Line is ever alive to in iieople'a interest as well as its own. lly a'lepnient, one thousand mile like s ?>t' Seab wrd issue are stood in udtion to its own lines over tl><? ! olid, Fredei i.-kxburg and Potomac ,il roads from Richmond to Qnantico, id the Pennsylvania railroad from latilico to Washington, the (Columbia, ewlieirv and I .aureus railjoad. and th allimoie steam Packet Company's line ora Norfolk to Baltimore. The Seaboard Air Liue Railway is i? short line, from South Carolina to all tints nortfi. south and west and h.n a rvice that is second to none in the >uth, and its trains arc ran 011 quick id convenient schedules. We pme for. ie time when the Seaboard will reach nion, when we can have another outlet. For information write Geo. McP. Batte, T. P. A , Columbia, S. C. . E. L. Bunch. Gen. Pass. Agent. Portsmouth, Va. Trespass Notice. All persons ere hereby warned not to mt, cut timber, walk, ride, or haul rough or in any other manner trespass allow stock to graze cn any lands benging to the undersigned in Bogans11c township. Parties who disregard is notice will be prosecuted for ma:ious trespass. F. M. Farr. 1). c Gist, D. C. Gist, Agt. 9-4t D. O. Gist, Trustee. In Inexperienced Hands ie attempted repairing of atches and jewelry, is likely ? a:? 1.. a 11 it.->un uisaanuubiy, /AH jr repair work, as well as ie articles we sell, is guar- ' iteed. Our reputation is ack of our guarantee. HE WILLIAMSON COMPANY. -ongavita 1 THE TABLET OF LIFE (Pilula At Lomgan Vitam.') ie Scientific Discovery of the Age le Magic Key to the Mystery of Life! Prom times immemorial it has been man's odominating ambition to 'prolong life Hut long tho many brilliant minds, who have voted their lives to tho fascinating subject, was left for the immortal Darwin to give the world, in his great theory of Life, the ndamcntal principle upon which to build I further research in this direction, Followm utosoiy in his footsteps came Prof. Dr. id wig Uueohnor, a German scientist of inrnational renown, with his remarkable jrk entitled "Das Ituchdes Langen Lobens" ie book on I-ongevity). Hut alas, like Darn ho too died, ero ho could reap tho fruit his wonderful doctrine. Others however, uallv groat took up tho interrupted thread th tno result that two German scientists, tor years of experiments and research, have last discovered tho secret of Longevity, tho shape of a remarkable Vegetable Coraiund, which, if properly used, will positive y olo g Life. This new remedy, appropriately 1 mod "Longavita" (meanltg long Life) has en subjected to tho most rigid tests at ull the ading clinics and hospitals throughout jrope with marvolousresults. Appreciat . g tho importance of this discovery, we aAriiai*>o/l of n-o/\wns/\t?o * L" ' Jvine* Should be, it isn't comfortable in th< Don't make you in parlor or drawi first for the comi family. j have furnit d to every cellar to gai FORD TO BE 1 ices that add so mi king this room cosy. HAVF A i rtr\u im . .... ? ?-? I. W V/ I \ MX fcNITURE & ] We Are After At W. H. Sartor's constantly on hi Corn, Oats, Meal, Floi Heavy Groceries. Plant Mule Gearing and all 1 wells, drainage and se^ extensive line of shelf go Fruits, Vegetables, Pres we will sell at prices that Below We Mention j lTmnv'o Afi.,? A f ? J- / . viiiu o luilltu IMl'ill, I " India Relish " Apple Butter " Baked Beuns " Pickles, Olives, cheaper than the cheapes Besp NORMAN & S. M. BEATY. 'Phone 92. THE PEOPLE'S RW Buy and Sell Real Estate, [5S Stoeks and llonds. ? Offices 11 and 15, Fosti ? ? ^ | ^DR I. IV ^ DEN Crown and Bridge Work n SrtpMn.Hv. jkv/ Foi' AT All j The3 lieware ofOintmcnt# ior CaXatrh that Contain Mercury ts mercury will sureh destroy the Reuse of imell end completely derange the whole ivstem entering It through the mucous surfaces. Such at tides should never Ire used except on prescript ions from lepufahle physicians, as the damage they will do is tett fold to the good you can jhw-it>ly derive f Tin them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured bv F. .f. Cheney Sc Co . Te'edo O,, contains no mercury, ami is taken internally, acting directly on the hlotxl and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Cataiah (hire you get. the genuine. It is taken internally, and made in Toledo. Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free. Sold by Druggist price 7oc per bottle. Hall's Family Pills are the beet. ?i?mmmvmi -mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmaammmmmm?mm Room : always, the most 1 ?? r 1-* r? I ? ? ? UHU1C SIUUSC. r principal display ing room but look, fort of youself and ure of every room in the rret, but you without ich to the comfort of and attractive. Lumber co You! i old stand. We will have and .... ir, Bacon, Lard, and all ation Hardware, duds <>f Terra Cotta Piping for .verage purposes. We have an ods, both canned and bottled, of erves, Jellies and Pickles, which will please the observant buyer. Few Bargains: ormer price 30c, our price 20c. " 35c, " " 25c. 44 50c, 44 44 35c. our price 2 for Canned Goods of all discription t. ectfully, c MURPHY. F. C. DUKE. 'Phone 78. IL ESTATE AGENCY. i| Prompt attention given all J business enti listed to us. :u Buii.mxo, Union, S. C. A Bad Case of Grip wed nut naan instant death or even lli-Rcriiitf illness if you will take the \-roper remedy in time, which means at ihe inception of the disease?now in fact try our grippe capsule which we sell, has proved highly efficacious in many instances. For a simple cold or cough try our capsules and cough syrup. Union Drug1 Co. I. HAIR,^Office Bank Building Union. 8. C. The Next Thirty Days will sell Silver Plated Ware, blocks, China and Jardiniere A SPECIAL DISCOUNT. parties who have left Clocks and dies here for repair for a year tore will please call for them, or / will be sold for the repairs. . E. TIN5LBV. ! If you wantcorrcctly fitted SPECTACLES or EYEOLASSES, or are troubled in any way with your ey?s, .vritn for information, or call in person. No charge for examination or advice. H. R. GOODELL, Optician* SPARTANBURG, S. C. The most, t'?orou(rbly equipped and only exclusive optical establishment In the state. i-ly.