The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, March 22, 1901, Image 2
SPRING AS
Wc are ackncwJ
This reputation we av
stock. All you have t
you to select a suit fr<
A line selection ot the new ;>.i
llegular $12.50 aiul ?1.3
A fine lot of the suits usuall
froincr to make business li
O O "
SHiRTS!
You know about our
the same price, and a bit be
think. You will think so tc
We are sell in?
more st.yl:
|
Our Shoe department is no
The best that money can b
more popular every day. \
tyfaim
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Additional Local News
. Mtiui y.ocal I'ogt
This is IIow Tlicy Come.
Tiib Times 1ms Mils week m nl s<
end coi traets for new advertisii g rpe
fur prominent merchants of Un'on 1
new ones are McLuih Mercantile ('o
il??nhln lislf column, on - I'I mge. T
Union 5?hoe Comp my, a donh'e ?|nar
on the same piue. ami Ilolrm s ?N: M n
double Hill tin Mi page. We have tin
ptl down half si do/. ?u foivig apolic
lions for advertising space this wee
)Justness men know a go id tiling wh
they see it. Tuey know ho.v ton p.
the i>eople.
JJ eware of Ointments tor Catar
that Contain Mercury
as mercury will surely dcMMVuV muco!
t*uw-ll and coniuJftV'ifc'Ies should iievt r I
jvstewvept on prescriptions from repii*
I tie physicians, as the damage they wi 1 <
i? ten fold to the good you ean pos-ih
derive f nrn them. Hall's Catarrh Cur
manufactured by F. J. Cheney ?fc Co
Tdledo O., contains no mercury, and
taken internally, acting directiy on 11
blood and mucous sui faces of tlio systen
In buying Hall's Catarnh Cure >ou p,
the genuine, it is taken internally, an
made in Toledo. Ohio, hy 1'. .J Clienev .
Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by I>riii^Ki-? . price 7nc per botllt
Hall's Family 1'ills arc the best.
He I Aire to the I-root.
We call especial alien1 ion 111iv ee'< l
tlin new advertisement ?!' i lie VcL n
M ocautile Co., on the 2nd page i 1 im
}ta *?r. In si conveisalioii with M>, \V
S. McLine, be told in so much ab -tii
ihe extraordinary bargains In was goini
to offer Ibe |ienple in 1 iiss adv? itisnu
space from time lo tine that we I eg ito
ibink be must have s nue one in New
York "picking up'' thiols hIi-ii noon
was looking, ami sendm/ t-hmi hi. Jt <i
noticing our appnent mabi ity l > nniietstand
tiie situation. lie explain'- ' ilm Inbad
jird-returned from Xe?v Voik bin.self,
and among oilier great bniga'iis l.e
ran across, be was toitunate ei ough to
get in at a mauiuiotb li.-e sale, and In
iilttl taoinriit ll.imrj .? ? --- - - * '
j-.-. .nru^nv IK'' <'I il WHItf, Hllll II*
)iro|i>iM to give his customers ihe " i
vantage of his lucky purchase-. I.'
laid in a fml Inw < t goods, and In- star
the hall Kilting ih's week with a I'ew a
nounceinents. Watch his epic* h'k
lake advantage nf the money-saving o
)?niuniiir* In holds out to y?<u.
Notice of Dissolution.
Shapiro & f'onr.X, he ret i fore dohi
l>UBine.-s under I lie til in name of Unr n
Clothing Co., is th'x dav di-swlveit lj
mutual ennaent. All claims exits'in-,
aid outstanding against .said linn wi l le
nettled by J Cohen, who take? the etix k
of good* and aM?uinea the Imhililim
.1 Colt EX.
IT. a pi no
U?T?II, S C , M?rAi II, I Oh I. iw>; t j
YD SUMMER
edged leaders of the Clcll
e bound to lieep. Wo r.ro i
)n do is step over and take
cm these:
t?oni-? in !'iin*v Woi'suds, C'assinieiw
suit". \\ e air **t?itito make leaile
y sold at ?15 to $17.50. Thiss
nun with them at $12.50 to
SHIRTS!
Shirts? If you clon't ask your frit
:tter than those \vc sold last sui
>o when you see them.
? more Slioe?, be
isfo SIioe? tlieiri <
Hot Val
3KH?K3?!?L!S3^33
?p& \ s ;''' fl&ySsL
a* lif in<r ctnrlrpi! with n rnmnlptt
" e-? ? ? ? . -?- * ' * - "
jy. Our $2 oo, S2.50 and $3.00 S
Ye also have world beater- for m<
jUNION 8NVES ?
J AND HMtPR
fV s J
1 v' I Will buy and sell sell Real lis
i lots repair and improve prope
ter 1
,(r: and beautify homes.
: i
Wind Storm, Tornado, Lis
strongest comj
rh l^te, Mortgages, Judgment!
1,s bought and sold.
;>h ?
!; Lis! your wants with Us
\*%
ig House Renting and Colle
l(!
. . . APPL/
il
V
T.E.BAILEY or
i
Of beat land in l
?ale. I offer my
MENG
On extri
REASONABLE
Ti.- - i. i
i iic jm;:cc lias ;i 11 CXCCl ICMt Hi
tenant houses anil ail the cotivc
FOUR PA
One of 1 10 liens wliii u
place is four miles east of town on
between the Little and Big Brown'
For terms a]
THIS TIME3 OFFICE oi
CLOT^iNG
\
siijg- business a?Union,
low opening cur springn
look. No trouble fer |
*
I
S&SS $10.00,
$ 14.00
SHIRTS!
:noJ, he knows?They are just
miner. Stylets are prettier we
*
*
Iter Shoes and
ever before.
1'UBS |
V*
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loes t .
?2 I A
: line of Summer Footwear.
noes lor ladies are growing
jn at $5 50.
fflERT ~ "
OVEHENT CO.
;tate, buikl houses on vacant
rty that has run down, paint
hinin** ?1 ire Insurance
sanies in the world. Stocks,
> and all kind of securities
, we ean help you out.
cting Rent A Specialty.
Y TO . . .
R. L. McNALLY.
tlie county for !
i
PLACE
\
emely i
-> TERMS. |
t
ino room dwelling with eight
mien cos of a country home.
STORES.
ill and pig tight fence. The
the load to Lockhurt Shoals, _
s creek,
pply to
r to T. K. PALMEB. *'
Santuc Sittings.
' We feel wiA us,v?\e fu^l ilift
lie cheat* if w i
Hut we Mill frod a charm in bid pleasajht
WpOeKs, ' ' ?
While he leaves the remembrance of all
that ?hh Ivgt,.
I?OVjJ. friemlshi |? a. <t hope, and tlie
ptouii u ??l rest."
t.'al-biids me but it is no go,
winter is sun hem.
Some people s,iv that. when you hear
i w lap the winter has broke.
O. 1 i want to he ir u whip*p H>r-wiil.
Mntvli 17th the thermometer registeml
a utiitiiiniiu of 21 degrres. We
h.sxe li.tii seveial Match temperatures of
lo degrees, 22 d**gr* en an I on IHow the
fret/.u.g point. but it seems ?e wauleci
to imi abend ? f tlmeeauiu this year, and
1 think winter i? holding on U>o long thi s
I year.
I II -- ll'.?lw. Il f.?l I?:j ei.t'.xtf of
Ivt'V. .til )?*iur! iiiiru ii.-? |'ii I'm nu
the i'resby'eiian chinch yesterday. A
go? t?!> UlitnIn t uf tv out lo hear him.
1 am thankful for a speech of lion.
Chailes A. Towne, U. ?>. Seutitor fiotn
Minnesota, oti the Philippine Auieuduiei
t, sent t>y Senator Tillman.
My lint ?ks me also due Hon. A, C.
Ljles, tueuibtr of the Hou*e of lieprtsentatives,
lor a whole batch of documents?the
Governors message, reports
of the vai ions State institutions, Railroad
Commission, etc. I appreciate
thrin
We had a regular thunder storm Sunday,
lutli. The week preceeding this,
we had the coldest weatherof the winter,
and the coldest on record for March.
The 7th the thermometer regit tend 12
degrees. Oats were badly bitten but not
killed lo a great extent, though some
were.
What is the prospects for fruit with
some trees blooming, bath peaches and
plum4, and the weather yet so cold? I
believe the ttees are premature.
The waim spell of weather in February
fooled some, and I hear they wanted
to plant beans, coin for ro.isting-earc,
t te. Better wait till the proper tune
IV.i siitunoi 1* crops It will come it the
world stands. We can't liuiry it. li
is i.ot always tlie ?aily bad that catches
the woi in, nor the early planter that genall
the benelits of the iu nket.
There is much complaint that luns
are not laying, and it wont do to huriy
litem in Spiing time or lliey nrght lay it
set ambit d i gg. >eeuis they wont hu
until 'voi lldence" is restore.!, and
housewives are losing conli lenceiu th ru
Tuikeys ate at business though, along
that line.
I believe there has been more plowing
done up to this d ite than I ever saw
before. While some oilier work that itisually
done is retting behind now. It
is likely there will be some rain to stop
plows for a week or so before planting,
then this work can be done, and farmers
will have the satisfaction of knowing
:hev Hie well up with their plowing I
believe it fanueis would tak<- mote time
ill pn paring land before seeding lh> \
could work the crop easier and l>e more
-ucct-sslul too. I notice that uiuch land
for cotton has been biokcn, some maj
lie iabioken befoie planting, wlci
usually it is the custom to "run off.'
put nut manure, then "bed," or sirupU
b?a if very 'lit vVraf.iV 10Tiiriiiprs. *L ~~
I am exceedingly iut? rested 111 lit
"Keioioi.-cencvs of the War," written
bv the M'Veial cories|Hindents for Till!
1 I'MKS. To inc. this is ihe most intei
sling feature of 1 he Iimpis of late
>b-thing affords r,?rf ,norH interest thai
to hear the old veterans relate their ex
perieiices in war, their hardships,
their pie"41111 moments, their thrilling
expeii'"'*es, some narrow escapes, ami
all e'di thing?, and I can sit and li-ten
.. them for a Jong time and nevi r tire?
in fact I never have tired. I hope the\
will wiiteon, and wish more would wiile.
1 can just leel it filling me with loyalty, as
if weie, and love for all ex-Confederates
M V tt'UU Alio unci riMi mi i I. ^
... ... .... ...... uii. 1I1IU luaiJjr HCIO H'l*
tuies he told us of some of the close
places lie laid lieeii ju, and $11 about how
he got si ot. J<et it go on.
I Iky Dbvvkr.
Joncaville JVews Notes.
This is a lovely day and really looks
like Spring was going to open at last.
Butveiy littie plowing was donu last
week but every available plow is running
today.
Mr. Thomas Names, one of the Confederate
veterans of Jonesville, died last
Thursday and was buiied Fiiday ai
GI lead. Mr. Names was well known
over the county, llis principal disease
was gravel, lrotn which he suffered
great paid. llis two sons, Henry and
Johnnie, of Spartanburg, were with him
when he died. Mr llamas ?tonetiruhad
a nice properly, but mod. of it we
taken to pay a.securely d-bt. afle. whicii
he was lott III Straigh ened ci cil us ances
Mr. Nanus had an ep, lit a ion for a
pension wli cli had been approved.
The knitting mills have ,->e nr--1 a site
on th K 11 *w p a it I'ruin VV. 11. S
llaiiis and Knight Foster upon a inane
;ifloa* th ' railroad p imp, and they liav>
i number of tiands.it w?.rk prepui g t.
ante trick !' r ihe new building whi h
will b'two st n ies high. The new mil
ins two.iiy-four acres of laud on both
dries of the branch an 1 als? near tn?
Southern railroad and verv c Miveiiieni
"or <i .spur to t 1?h mill.
Mi*. \V. .1 IJ.tl.-, of yoiir city, speni
iiiiiti ty in our tu<vn w.lh ins i.i ui y who
uh lit*r? f ?r awhile.
Mrs. Fletoiier "birth was in our to#i
r si'iti^ r?-l iitvos last wet:k.
The S nithern Itiiiw.iy li.it jut con
i!fct-d a iihw w.mr tank at this parhe
Minio dimensions of the oh iiidv a
Juion, the it-w tm'< is p'ac*] ?L>> i . 2itO
ar.Js ah we the o <1 o io .voich is a Im er
xraie lor stopping and martini; thrums.
Tkl rniONK.
Fine Cotton Seed!
loO liiisbelt UUSSEI/S Ho)
lotion Seed for sale at oOo \>er bushel,
rone Finer. J, ClO'JGit Wai.lack
10 .'It, '
For Sale.
A good top fougijy cheap for cash,
^pply at Times Office. 1 N2fj>
WANTFD!
Some first class boarders. I)eslrt>lo,
central looation. Apply at
11-SJt p Timeb Office.
APAIft LXff F j
^I|: ,
\kjf invite you
.. Mr^ _ Shoe Store
line of Foot
ing makes o:
you.
UNION SHOE
Main Street,
The I)og Nuisance.
Mix. Kditou:?Them is much talk
about mad does in our section. Mr. A.
f. I t1 had a dog ill it acted very strange
-onto lime ago and it bit two pigs and a
lino mnl 'of bisan I a calf b-longing to his
tno lor M\ Helton Hill. Tho p:g<. e-ilf
and line ninle all diod. The dog disappeared.
Ilave not heard of anv tnorp
datnnue dniio hv said dog. Won d it not
lie a g?>'d law if i'. was written thai fv?rv
do.? in l! o s a e of S ? Hit t.'a "olin i had lo
>ie kil'ed? 1 iuiiguie it would cause
pi to a stir for a while,and Ilia leg -la or
that pused it would no', in ike my in >re
aws tor the dear people, bit' they wonl I
go do vi! in history as 'be g'eate-M lieueftictors
?'t their rtee. They certainly do
no gaol, but a great d al of harm,
llefote the act 1 lie repealed there
??e? *ui 11 if "i in nmi nai'iMi
voti'd he so |.i\v that. I am sati-fled it.
would rem tin on the statute hook for all
<iui". 1*. t k?*s hs mush to feed a doi? a
vear as if wnul I to fatten a line lmar. and
vet. there aie (human l-eimrs)
tmniitr in t.h it d i n >f. live as well ass una
log-. I kni.vof. Tney are notable.
1 am in favor of a law thar, will ex'er niir.ite,
them. and put ;?'> extra fine on
>11 t h >Sf that have heretofore civ^n the
lap doa"1 pieC'detieo over a little chiul
I have seen >I ivi nth riy ignore ttie opes
I a little Iwhv and turn to their idol the
ap do? with a led stiii'K or locket
| iMtuinl the neck, and present it with a
tick of candy. Talk about compulsory
ducttioi ami regulating the heirs o*
, at tor in the tVctoiies when finch i?eronnances
as these are allowed in a c vil
government like ours. Th >se tha' are
McLURE MET
Specials Fo:
In Dry Goods, Notion;
Shop*; H of c
W | A A vt b ^ J V I VJ U IVC
ware and Trunks.
Piedmont Heavy Drills, others >
4.4 3 yard Heavy Sheeting, sold
IN MEN'
Among the many bargains
special member ahead of anyt
CHOICE"?a fad shape, extra
$1.25, Our underselling Pri
Ladies' and Gents Kid G
this is one of the many jobs th
North, to go at 75c only.
Good Shirting Prints?you
for them?Our price only 4c.
A whole suit of clothes for
Flannellette, would be cheap at $
$1.98.
INSPECT OUR LINE
It's a dandy. Here yoi
Look out for an announc
MILLINERS
A LOT OF WHITE BED 1
SOILED AT ABOU'
TOURS FOR BUSINESS <
VALUES AT LO\
McLure Mer
" 1901 *
f
SPRING SHOES
. NOW READY.
to call at our Big w
and inspect our
wear. The lead- ^
f America to show
? COMPANY,
Union, S. C.
*o uufoctunate as not to be bles>ed with
little children are to be pitted and can be
excused for many foolish act*, but they
should not lie allowed to love a dog.
Simply b-cau.se it is stylish or yatikish,
it certainly is not natural. To such un- .
foi to nates I would suggast a cat or a
lar^e baby doll, provided they can not
procure a little orphan pome where to
adopt, this they can do if they ate in
possession of much love.
Thom as II. G hk.
?- m ?
Children Workers in West End.
Mr. Editor: Since mv last letter
there has been t wo deaths in our midst.
\ti-R Willie l\>ol died last, Friday night.
She bad been a great, sufferer for a numt
er of years. She expre?sed a readiness
ro meet her Clod. An infant of Mrs.
and Mr. Brazdle diei last Sunday.
We have a noble little hand of chu ch
| collectors, who are raising funds to pav
1 off the bank Indebtedn?*u of the S-cond
Brptist Church. Tln-lr names nee:
flattie Price, Eva Wilbur i. JJesaii McK-e.
Agnes B-own, I<onvetda Sanders,
Main 11 Sfeene. Fannie Malirv, Wijey
S}|-iders. Lnyil Kitchen*. .1 ones Arnold.
We think it. will i?? Clo isflike to rescind
to the entre it<>f 11i ? <i"t'e bind of
workers. Thev seem meetiiig wilh
sue.'.ess T'l it i*h iich is nioliincr
H?vny lik?' a hi>i? uf sm? v ??u h sunshiny
'J*v.
Will prt. rtaurMer w Mr.
F. O Wilhitil. h M.\ A?l??n? wtre
iiiHrriM) last Th"v have the
tiest wishes of ih^U unuy fnetnl*.
llEVO.
ICANTILE CO.
r This Week
?, Millinery, Clothing,
>ry, Glassware. Tin*
vaut 7c for, our price ($Q
everywhere for 6c, our price 5?
S HATS! *
that we have to offer id one
hing on the hill. "WILL'S
good brim, would be cheap at
ce Only $1.00.
loves?value $1.00 to $1.25?
at our buyer picked up while
know what other dealers want
a man, something in a Wool
3.00?Our Knockout Price
OF NECKWEAR.
j will find the Latest.
i . v
ement later aa to omf?=
r DISPLAY
SPREADS, SLIGHTLY
T HALF PRICE.
ON A BASTS OF GOOD
VEST PRICES.
cantile Co.