The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, March 29, 1901, Image 2
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THIS WILL ECL1
Never before have we iVi
lection of Spring a
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ANOTHER ATTRACTION
more Ribbon
DON'T
These Lew Price
Don't Forget^ th
Additional
Local News.
^rcwded Over From Local Pages. '
Sheriff Sale.
T. K. F.'Ktfr, r:,; n''ir,
epaibf-r.
Aiicc Love, JJtTei il.mt.
By virtu** o? an execution to me ili- \
reclwl. 1 will rftii before the eoiirt iior.se
door, in the town oi' Union, on Monday, |<
the sixth day of Mav. next, (hiring the
|?gal Jioiiis of H.feritl's sale, the follow- a
jntr property town :
One house and lot, b'lorping to Alice
!/?*<>, being and situated i.ij tie* to.vu of
Union, containing one-li ilf acre of land, V
?iioi?j or less, bounded on Ihe N'oith and
W#*fc by lands ft' Union Cut ion Mi!lMftr.
Co . on the Cast hv >a!lte liai'oy
and on the Soul it by W, ] '. (>. Humph- p
) ies. Jait le\ it*d on and to tie sold as the
pro|ierty of A1 c J.uve at the suit of T L
K. Foster, 1 laintitf, rtgaiust Alii c I.ove,
J>ef?ndant. j. W. Samh ns. b
l.'Mfc fchei ill U. C.
I
Sheriff's Sal?.
T. K. Foster. Plaintiff, f
against
J"llz? Zanders. DTendaitt.
]?v virtue of an ex-cmio i me directed,
I will f?ell b'foi'e 11: court lio'i <
door, in tlie town of Ciii-m, on Monday,
the sixth day ot M tv. next, during the
legal hours of Sheriff sales, the following
desert lied pro|iei:y towi :
One house arid lot helot.gi g to Khzi
Models, lieingatid bilua'ed i i tie- town
of Union, containing one arte, ui'teor
les**, bounded on the North by 1'nion
Cotton Mill Co.. on th* vW>r 1?. Y< wng i
Tally, on the J?oui li I y .hiine-and I - .\i- J
Itodper, a1 d on the Mis'. I?v 1! t.j.v ?
Tbotnson. J/il levied o i and to he told ^
as tlie property of Kliz i Suuleis, a1 the
suit of T. K. Foster, i'iaii.tiif, against
Fliza Sanders, Defendant.
.J. W. Sav11Kit.?,
13 4t Hum ill U. C.
Notice to TrespassersAM
pers-ot s are heteuv foiled bo t<> t
rile. dii\e nr walh or p. any uuntr; g
trespissn on'the lands in ito;ai<tile
ami (Ji.i<-ii t. .wnshjps ,n tne eotinty o'
fTnion, Htith Csri bta. Known as the
Cage laid. J, as an heir at. law t ml
rantowii.l i l (f /d 1 nt In ir^ ?f l_*w f \! 1U
M. I-. Gape, d?c?asfd, wi.l imis'iuib 1
according to the provisio s of tl.e law, J
every violation of thn notice.
JKO. J'.
A Superb Grip Cure.
Io1)nmn'.4 Tonic is a Hi;>?-ih Clip
cue. Dines e*?ov tine >: C'ip I'dao'i
fiorn tli?* sys'**:i). I)?es i quiet
Within an hour it enters ton -i at .I
begins to neutralize the ? !!' <:N of t!??poison.
Within a day it pin- < a <.1 ip
victim beyond the [mint of r r y?-r p
Within a week, ruddy chu-ks aHistn turn
of i>erfect health. I'm;* ',U ient* "
If it cures. Ask for Johnson's Chill Ui (1
Fever Tonic. Take nothing e!s.?.
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1LLINI
PSE ALL PREV
!1"\1 O TTfl.'! pnnn o >-? ovf Icfi/
Ovtuu (Ubic tu
nd Summer Millinery r
i will be our BIBSOli
sfor less money than e
FAIL TO
s will be in en3
in Uafn Y 11 fid/1
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Vill buy and sell sell Real list
Dts repair and improve proper
nd beautifv homes.
Vind Storm, Tornado, Ligt
laced with the strongest conip
Jonds, Mortgages, Judgments
ought and sold.
.is! your wants with Us
douse Renting and Colle
. . . APPL"
(\ E.BAILEY or
Of best 1 n11c 1 in
?ale. I offer m\
m E 6M G
On exit
REASONABLE
The place lias an excellent i
iiiant houses and all the coir
FOUR Prl
One of 140 acres with a
laee is four miles east of town o
etween the Little and l?ig Lrow
P'or terma
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(OUS RECORDS.
3 and beautiful collecis
we will show
i! 2nd.
SALE- You will buy
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ver beforeCOME.
ct one day only,
ay, April 2nd.
ate, buiM houses on vacant
ty that has run down, paint
itninrr anH Firp Incnrannp
lining i IIU i 11 iiiuui unuu
ianics in the world. Stocks,
i and all kind of securities
, we can help you out.
ding Rent A Specialty.
Y TO . . .
R. L. McNALLY.
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tlie county for
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PLACE
-emely
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, 1 l^KiVlo.
iiino loom dwelling v itli eight
renienecs of a country home.
lSTURES.
hull find |>ig light fence. The
n the road to Lockhart Shoals,
n'rt creek,
apply to
or to T. K. PALMER,
Old Maid Draws toe Crowd.
j OotM.f the Ki1ge.1L tMi'gnnM'iuiis. \vm
! lm\;' i vh' se**n hsh'iub'e i ? the ttr.it l? >|iii.st
eliu ? h at this j>1.ich was I'ltvsnt lo
liter the eiin.m ubiut*" 1'he OM Ma-t"
lv . v se:|* it the limit! XV,'IS XV ! ' 1
Hint s* v i it it mi luiii'li *1 x.ere i
hrini/ht. it \vl. e . ! '? t * ij're\|/ ;
al'i-i ?\iii ;? t t I- I ill ? litl'll'w I ere.
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t'llt.Ml IX X" it , lie || Mil" its tllfl'O Xv.fi H<J
t mit' H ?i? til
Mr. H-'i s. <t le h t.l s fit-l the l? in- ;
fiiMiti.' si lx?x? iiUdil IO)l i g ti" '
i xt fini i * in- tin- cubject in li m t, '
l.-.i i.m <1 tt i' li !i;m Miivnt on th-i h?: je -t j
f t'.m < :?| niiii'i. 1 li? 1 :} ! looked i'l'o ihr- :
ii . i> y >t M.i y ami Martha. l).v<as,
a it hilm liisn.M i.olliinu estat) i Ii '
itiU as a la ' lint' am ma; of llioin ivn ' ^
;*?? old in lit* livati io feel his foil i- ^1
daiioii In despair lie had
! HI - t il In I I t' |. t f i IO I] ||] M?LU * I'lTilSloll ?
t > i a \ nt i !) ni'i in <id. Ho si!ltd
his own . 1'eet ? i and ait iiO Call' lb ?r
I'i.i .\ in 11 s i Hi*: t to !i ? ; s in v> 1 * to *
snoot11 I'm ii' iy, ti ll al hi mi'h. lie
W-:St'i|S i !.:n?-l.l III III! a'/l! j'HI of I t,l- ;
f.urt tiid i.'.' !i ; I a very slim f at sdi'i m j
op hi \\li < i to st. nil No I e dually Kot j
to i-erth hiaevif nj> >:i a little shelf ? f a j
text, tiisif ha li 1'. w sis, as a ton i! r i ? i, i
at ythii tf else Hi in s.*eur?\
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iNOtOYUflMUIIIlIUg IMS iii MICRCSS HI II' U
ii'g just l-lio t.xt ili.it Miiml him, Mi
liii'i* haiiihTd iii.i^ulj ct Will, ai.d 1 e'd
t he vast ;ni<li"iiC to i-lie Coi-st Mat-it ion
fioiu In i*i:inii l' to the. conclii 1 ?u. We I
were imprinted especially wulioue point ^
that lie urged upon his lunivis, viz: tin* _
great importance of the education if |\
the gill chilil. Ifer education should b- ?.
sncb that slit! would bauble to step on 1 no
ai.il fearless, y fa v tliu fiowning world
fully c iii>cii*iis i f lier iiulepmdenoe and ari
ill lily to task' So.- b. .-.if a living lode- ch:
]) t ti of a hi|s o.ii. if .site (fioS'i SO tod ?. lib
K<piipi*d will this I ilsi; i s tiahdnu fi,
si in v.oul I not be! th-.t it. was at at! ;
lucesMiiy ; > faiily jnn |> at the chance ni:
to wed the lil'.st III Ol who c.iill" i'.- *(KS
ing, hot if i< in ?r>- thiu li cety s.'u; wouid of
set up a s ai datd, and woul.i calmly ap- (
ply the leeasmi' to liitu tf\?r* she allowed
her silT. ebons to ?g.? cut to him. The 'S(,}
mail w th whom i he would consent, to of
i;d.<* life's j aiiney w.oi'. l luivssuih to
have to in up to ls?r sl.uuhiid. It ,?r
tiil.es us tlii* if tin- state of affairs
eou'd l.i V'li -u-dil ah nit. i' would he one **"
t thoiu'.s piwi'iful I v is in the clip
v.i'i. o ?II, ? uuuat character of tip' W;i
young n.eii of th s goneratiou and geni
rations to folio v. ?
Should th1 girl,- trained i.nl com 1 *"
petent to engage in the business affairs
..f hfe, suitable to her sex. marry into a B
pi it eely i'o.lmip she has still lost nothing ]<
by hei i ail.v tiaitiirg. She brings that
t'oiind luind iiif i her hone*, she is e?p?hle
of distinguishing h-twet-n a eap.tb'e
Mid careful servant and a slothful ami fo
wasti fi:l one, anil her hmband, no mat- jn
tin- how lieh, will biess tlie day tliat his
wife learned something more besides .
being a social butteitly.
?- ti<
Flourishing Financially. is
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Editor Union Timhs:?
Satisfies are rather dry reading ^
for some people, but for others i' is r
not so dry; believing that a few linos m
on that score may claim the attention
of a lew of your readers I herewiih give
you some matter relating to I
the banking faci.ities i.i this count-. f
an 1 a few points in reg ird to populi- f
tion in the county and State.
First Fannin county has within
lier iitnites eight banking institutioncapitalized
as follows:
The Fiist National of Bouham.
$2411,000; The Fannin 0<>ui ty N'u. q|
tiotial of Bonhatn, $110,000; The
First Nati dial of Honey Uruvc, $200
000; The Planters National i f Uon< v
C rove,? 100,000; The First Nation:*1 ~r
of Ladonia, ?85,000; A New bank of J.
Liidonia,000; The First National
of Dodd City. ?3(jA000; Total Cap :a'<
iuves ed in banks, ?b50,00(.J.
t c
The Dod.l City National and lie
new bank at Ladonia have just been Y{
organized and will be ready for business
within a very abort time.
'1 he deposits in the Six older banks J1
show the following amounts by their w
last published statmerits cue month
og?;
The Fannin County National of w
Bonhani, $(>25,000; The First Natior.nl
nf Ib.i.him S52;V000t 'i ln> .
Fii>t National of 1 loney Grove,$500- cl
000; Tiie planters National oflloney if
throve 280,000; The Kir-t National <?f*
Ladotiic, ddS.OOO The Knst National
of Leonard 200,000; Total deposits j?
in Fannin County banks ?2,/id 1,000. J
The pojin'ati'ait of the county is
."<2,000 in round numbers, hire the K
deposits in the bunks alone rh )w an \\
average of nearly fifty dollars each j
for every one in the county it so
happens, however, that this money
is not equally divided among the (f
inhabitants of the county, there are e
many depositors in the county though
many more than ever before. The ir
two L-nks at lion ham have about
2,500 depositors. It is reasonable to
suppose that the other four banb?
with more than one half of the am >01 t
of deposites, have as many or mo e
depositors than the two llonl-aoi
banks making in all iomethifg 1 ko
5,200 depositors of money in the S
banks in the county. As unirg
that one fifth of t: e p pu'aii u' ,
(52,000) are lieads <f fumbles 1 i< n C
you will see at a glume that just
one half of all the famines in the
county have bank acc< u:.ts. I hat
of course is a go id sboaing fr the
people of this c runty fr -m ?n op
f innulu r/iit.l i.i v li>U' ! 11 I V/ fi \i iiwf
V IUIIOIO ? IV ^ "? ' ^ ?? H ? ' C 1 .
not conclude that because ?f ih<;
plentifulness of money in ih's county
as well as elsewhere the groe I i< U-hiI
or dying: or selfishness upset, oh, j
A B {?"* 1 tl TT1 r\ TT/Ml
ms ^ iixv?uc ,y
rV ~ Shoe Store
line of Fool
ing r&akes o
you. JNION
SHOI
flain Street,
the day of altruism has not yet
rivoh Fortune's favors do not
ange the miser invo u sent mien'til
cr.ti or tender being. lie remains
} state or m lvbo lie gr ?ws move
serahlc yon may be able to see
my pants of vantage on account
the pKntifuhios of money and
notions you do; but sir, I inn not
sure but what la>ge surplmsage
money is as bmeful as beneficial
a committee at large. I am diis-sing
so 1 shall leturu to the
bjeat matter in vie.v.
The population of Fannin c maty
is at hist census 51,71):), and \vaj
1,701) i'i IS'.'), an increase in the
cu.lc of 13,084.
The population of the city of
tnham wis but voar 5,041. in
>00 it was 3,301. an increase
iring the pist tea years of 1,681.
el will nvi"> that the increase
r the time since 18!)) to 10)0. is
ab >ut the suae pro par tin in the
unty to the t >tal ptpnlatim ae
increase is to the total popula)n
in the city of Uonham which
about one fourth in both instants.
The total population f >r the entire
ate is 3.0-48.710. for.thelsst census
ul tint for 180') w is 2,235,528, an
crease of 813,172, which is more
tSig r11
You have no cloubt hearc
L a mammoth lire sale whih
)ino jobs that will simply pa
Don't Put O
) our store till the best thin
our wiser neighbor.
A lovely line ol Wash Sil
jst the thing for early sprin
bile they last, only 25c.
Mercerized Silks in blacl<
ill wear "like iron," vallue 5
The most complete and u
hildren's Underwear?drumi
>w prices.
As good a Kid Glove as
uy elsewhere for $1 or $1.25
/IILLINERY! MILLIP
We are paying special att
rowing feat urea of our buMne
ay and made the remark ihi
lillinery depirtmenta and or
nt mast reasonable in price.
All we ask o
tep in, give us a
lo the rest.
Yours for Big Vali
McLure Me
1901 .
SPRING SHOES
NOW READY.
to call at our Big
s and inspect our
kYi7Par TVio lparl. ^
u V V VU;A xvy
f America to show
E COMPANY,
Union, S. C.
than one fourth of the number of the
stag's inhabitants for 1900,
Tile 813,000 increase in. Texas
population during tho last decade
will add 3 additional Congressmen to
her delegation to the national legislature
as you are well aware aready. ^
J. S. C. ^
The Nctvs from West Springs
Mr. Editor: As you haven't
heard from this place in about three
weeks, I will write once more.
Everything is moving along nicely
at present, and farmers are hustling.
\f W.i? Ti n
*ui3s xiiicie x'osey, 01 your town,
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with hor parents at this place.
There was a sociib-o at the residence
of II. L\ West on the evening
of the 21st, an to joyable time
in reported.
Mr. Wa'dace TTvatt. >?ho has been
spending a few days with his friends
here has returned to ids bom) in
Spartanburg.
The Rev. McDowoll fillel Lis
pulpit at this pla *e last Sunday afi
ternoon, and preinhe I a very forceful
sermon o t 15 iptism anil The
LtI's Supper. M. L.
?? ? ' ! ? . [ ea^BO?janaa??^3?
re Sale!
1 of our big luck in getting in
2 up North when we laid in
ralize our competitors.
ff Your Visit
gs have been scooped in by
Iks, in all the newest shades,
ig wear, value 35c, our price
r, light blue and pink,.for skirts,
oc, our price only 35c.
p-to-date line of ladies' and
mer s samples?at rediculously
anybody wants or as you can
, for only 75c.
JERYl! MILLINERY!!! O
ontion to this, one of the mos{.
s'. A lady came in the other
t she had visited styer#vl othef
irs was not only the prettiest
x; _ j 1 i
i you is mat you
look and we will
ues at Low Prices,
ircantile Co. ?
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