The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, April 26, 1901, Image 5
To give the
Peoole THE
WEAR that
BRAINS car
do it. Get Your
WAT
Union J
, Baby's Fir
Main Stret,
We Are Afte
At W. H. Sartoi
constantly on
Corn, Oats, Meal, Fit
Heavy Groceries. Plar
Mule Gearing and all
wells, drainage and s
extensive line of shelf $
Fruits, Vegetables, Pr
we will sell at prices thj
Below We Mention
Heinz's Mince Meat,
" India Relish
" Apple Butter
" Baked Beans
" Pickles, Olive
cheaper than the cheap
Re*
< NORMAN <
Local Schedule for Passenger Train
TRAINS FROM COLUMBIA.
Arrive 10:15 a. m. Depart 10:15 a. n
44 1:40p.m. 44 2:00p.D
TRAINS FROM SPARTANBURG.
Arrive 12:45 p. m. Depart 1:05 p. k
44 7:10p.m. 44 7:80p.n
Local News Note.
Put Together For Ready Referem
Gathered Here and There b
Our Man About Town.
We Insert local lines for the advei
tlslng merchants at 5c per line, or
Insertion. 8?c per line for non-a<
vertlsers.
Buy early Peterkln cotton seed froi
<T. J. Aiveraon. They take the cake. !
Mr. J. D. Epps has been employed 1
ft* Auditor to assist in postiDg up h
books.
475 lbs if prunes at W. II. West
po'a. store. It
n.r. V.nfjtr i4 h'jmft fr.im Solie
jm.*, j/^u
Aeotadjr, AT. Y.
^ 100 BusngLS earlj' Peterkin eetto
0 Mad for sale. T. J. Alvruson.
W It
The Williamson Go's. Jewelry sIoj
presents quite an attractive uppearam
on the interior since it b is been paper*
ftod carpeted.
Try our boneless codfish, on y 10c 1'
W. H, West A Co. It
Air. L. L. Wagnon has an extra soil
on. He is tbe happy father of a hour,
ing baby boy.
Ring 119 for everything that's Die
W. H. West A Co. It
Mr. Geo. W\ Youn^ says he is mee
tag with great success with his famoi
electrlkure in Union. See his ad.
The Times.
Three cans pie peaches at W. II. We
A Co. Phone 119. It
Holmes A Moore's Pharmacy is havii
y ?j>\ a neat sign put in place. It is whit
L.. enameled letters. It is the prettiest thii
in town.
The ooach to the festival at Sparta
fbmg has been secured and will be taki
up on the 2 o'clock train Friday, Mi
Asd apd will return after the concei
Rfc Softolent names have been secured
fM the oqpeh but Jf others wish to i
they can be aooommodated by opplyli
At Holmes A Moore's Pharmacy.
* "...
U ?' 1
> v
Not...
Waring
But Fighting
masses of the
BEST FOOT
, MONEY and
1 buy?and we
Neighbor's Testimony.
UH US!
Shoe Co.
st Shoe Free.
Union, S. C.
r You!
r's old stand. We will have
hand
)ur, Bacon, Lard, and all
1?1 A
iiduun naiuwaie,
kinds of Terra Cotta Piping for
lewerage purposes. We have an
;oods, both canned and bottled, of
eserves, Jellies and Pickles, which
it will please the observant buyer.
A Few Bargains:
former price 30c, our price 20c.
" 35c, u " 25c.
" 50c, " " 35c.
" " 9 "9/v?
our price 3 tor.^y^'
s, Canned Goods of all discription
est.
spectfully,
8c MURPHY.
Mr?. Robt. O'Shields died at Inr
home on factory hill last Sunday. The
remains were intered at Foster's Chapel
rj f Aixuuuaj.
fl- Mr. J. Mc Jennings has returned to
Union where he will spend several weeks
a- of his vacation. He will complete his
n course in medicine next year.
T. J. Alverson says he has good pros?
peels of keeping up his recoid of getting
to town again with the first bale. Ills
early Peterkin must be the thing.
Mr. Oliver Going is in Union. He
iy will spend several weeks visiting friends
and relatives in the county. lie has
sold out his business in Greenville and
may probably decide to return to Union
r" to live.
ie
j W. H. We6t is never satisfied unless
he is leading the van. Other merchants
kick and growl at his prices but the
m buyer wears a broad smile. See West &
It Co's ad. this week, they are at it again
)y Just think of 3 3-pound cans of pie
iB peaches for 25c for example.
Mr. S. A. Schlosser, the landscape
Sc gardener, formerly of Massachusetts
now of Spartanburg, did the decora
tive work in the Methodist church
yard.
n Our old friend Mr. G. C. Greer ran in
to see us Wednesday while in town. He
left a dollar, said don't let him miss a
re copy, that he takes five or six papers but
x The Tijjes gets his first attention every
time. Well they all like Tjik Times,
even the "children cry for it."
Miss Annie M. Epps, a recent
[e graduate of Converse Commercial
c- College and the charming daughter
of our fellow townsman Mr. J. D.
e. Epps, has accepted a permanent position
as stenographer with Floyd
lt_ Lyles, the Spartanburg clothjer.
18
lQ Dr. Benj. Daniels and his bride spent
several days in Union this week visiting
at the home of Mr. E. E. Williamson.
8 They left Union Wednesday for Washington,
New York and other cities which
they will visit on their wedding tour. A
reception was given at Mr. Williamson's
>g home Tuesday night in honor of the
bride.
n" Mr. States Crawford returned home
5n Tuesday from Asheville, where he has
been undergoing treatment. He Is well
:t- pleased with the treatment and says he
*? will return. He was called home on
*? account of the illness of his wife and
phltyrenf We hope for him a permanent
euro*
.4|
Obituary.
Mrs. Nancy Amaod i F.mt ww h.)r
Nov. 9, 1821, atSmtue, S. C. 11?r l*?n
and useful life came to a close April l:
1901. at Union, S. Slio was
daughter of Joseph MiJonkio and
irrand daughter of M?j?r McJunkin <
Revolutionary fame. It was on Apr
'2nd, 1839 that Miss McJunkin, then i
her righteenth year, was united in ma
riage to David J. Faut, a union lastin
mote than forty years ami from whit
were horn three daughters and six eon
Eat h one of these children is still livio
and mourns the death of th^ nohlo moth"
Her children are: Mrs S. A. I'orter, I>
A K Pant Mitt Pnilnn IMum u I
M. Fant, Mrs. Mary Gilliam, L> 1!
Fant, P. K. Fant, Dr. J. L. Fant an
J. A. Fant
The true worth of tho mother
s'rikingly it fleeted in the character <
the children. The daughters are tl
world's helpers, and tin sons are men <
prominence and usefulness But ho
could it be otherwise since they had sue
a molhei? "ller children arise up an
call her blessed." For twenty years
widow, Mother Fant seemsd todevol
the latter years of her life wholly to he
children and to m iking others h ippi
And it is a pleasure to hi able toehroiici
the fact that though left a widow for a
these years she never lacked for anvthin
that could minister tohercomfort. Ev? r
thing that c >u!d lv done bv loving hand
was done cheerfully and affectionately I
her dutiful chddren. And Inr last d ly
were especially full of kindly miuistr:
uuijh uii iiib part 01 uie sods an
daughters. And it. was but right t.hd
these things should be, for mother Far:
was a rare character. There are n<
many like her. Her heart was large, h?
sympathies wide, her life tilled with go;i
deeds.
She was a consistent member of tli
First Haptist church, Uuion, 8. (
And, so long as she had bodily strengl
she never failed to be in attendance upo
the worship of God. Even in the it
firmities of age, she would come, an
her kindly face and devout bearing wer
a benediction to us all. And did an
one ever hear of her having ever spokt
an unkind word of any human being
Now that her body is rastiug in th
tomb and her tongue silent in death, i
it not fitting that these things be said
A woman that loved G id and tha
wrought good and that sp )ke the trut
in love?such a woman war Nanc
Amanda Fant. And her death is
grievous loss to us all. Hut she fu:fllle
her destiny faithfully, and went down t
the grave tlrru'y trusting in the Lo;
Jesus Christ and joyfully looking for
fulfillment of her hopes fouuded up?
the everlasting God.
Iler body was laid to rest by the side o
her husband's in the old Presbyteriai
cemetery. Hundreds of friends am
relatives surrounded her grave and man
a heart felt a p?rsonal loss when th
grave closed over her m >rtal b )dy. Goi
grant that the sweet life she lived ma
stimulate us all to things higher, bette
and holier. And may the saviour sh
trusted be the hope of every one th*
loved her and that she loved.
L. M. R.
More Mission Societies Wanted.
To the pastors and members of tli
Union cbunty association:
Realizing the importance of a unite
effort, on nnr nnrt in roirnwl In miu<.in
work, we call your attention to the fac
that the minutes of the last Unio
county association record only four mii
sion societies. This association coir
prises twenty churches and nearly 1,10
members.
If we exprct to respond to the ca
made at cur last convention?that is fc
South Carolina to raise $15,000 for Stat
missions?we feel that it is our duty an
highly important, to organize and iuteret
every Baptist in the State in this work
Unioi county county has teen appoi
tinned $400 as her part of this amount
Now with 1,100 church members in thi
county, less than 40 cents a raembei
would raise this $400. And we feel vt-r
sure that this small amount would pr<>v
as great a blessing to the gi ver as to th
cause of missions.
So we earnestly ask the pastor of eac
church to urge the women to organiz
societies of some kind and endeavor t
get the young people to do likewise.
A church without a mission societ
cannot be in a very live" condition, i
it is not "dead*' it is iu a "c rmatose'
condition, an 1 we think it is high tiin
to wake up and realize that iu this pro
greasive age we will bs left far behiu
if we sleep over our opportunities.
Mus. Wm II. ('aby,
I'ree. L. M. S.
Miss Ada Cuanfokd,
SinorotQ r\r
Locbhart, 8. C.
? ?
How's This.
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re war
for any case of Catarrh that cannot h
cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Ciiinny &oo. Props Toledo. ().
We, the undersigned, have known F .
Cheney for the last 15 veare, and heliv
him perfectly honorable in all busing
transitions, and financially able to carr
out any obligation made by their Arm
Wfst & Truax Wholesale Drnggir
Toledo, O. Waldino, Kinnan ?!
Martin, Wholesale Druggists, Toled j
O.
Ilall'gCatarrh Cure is taken internal'^
acting directly upon the blood an
mucous surfaces of the system Price 75<
per bottle. Testimonials free.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Public Meeting.
A public meeting of the legal votei
in Union school district and returnin
real or personal property therein fc
taxation is hereby called to assemble *
Union C. II , on the .'Ird day of Maj
J90}, at II o'clock a. m. for the pui
pose of voting an additional tax to sui
plement the genernl tax for the suppoi
of sobools not to exceed 3 mills on tl
dollar, in pursuanoe of an act of Hi
General Assembly, approved Dec. 24tl
1893.
.T A. Fant,
W. T. Beaty,
L. O. Young,
W. E. Thomson, troate<
J. H. Rodger,
J. D. Arthur, ,
Telephonic. Tinklitifis.
n Su*h weath *r as wo h ive hul for the
ig hist low divs Ims not been duplio ite I at
5. this season of the year in the miinory ol
a anv of our cit.i/.ens.
a j The fruit crop seems to he sife so fat
>f j and so is vegetation, but they in ly go yel
ii before the unprecedented spoil break t.
n i'artnsrs have plante.l pirt of tlnir
r- cotton crop but the see-1 are sue in tho
ig ground and will no doubt come up when
:h the weather m > lera'cs. Snow his fell
s, twice sine i the l<a<lspell commenced,
ig Mr. Hiram (Joleunn an I M'ss Olsa be
r. Lancaster were married last night. Rev.
r I). Hucks performed the cerem my.
I They have the good will of their many
1 fi iends in town.
id Dr. A. S. Foster arrived at home ves
tmliy from Riltimire whore he ha?
is been for the last, session in the dental de
iJ part men t of the Maryland University
to Dr. Foster ca ne the water route fron
>f Baltimore via Portsmouth, Va. lie ie
w po- ts a rough and 8 ory trip on ths water,
3u .uk? niirris ai.u ira scot', iwo coiorec
(1 gents, had a shotting scra|>e >estei?bt?
a in the road above Jonesville. llanii
to was shot in the arm aial Scolt was shoi
ir through the hand. Harris was brought
/. in a buggy to Jonesville to I)r. Herbert
m T. (lames (who has just graduated i t
II medicine at the Chaileston Medical Colg
leg-) for treatment. I)r. Ilames exi
aniiiied the wound and found the lull
i. lodged in the Ijeahy part of the arm abovt
?v ilie elbow, and not having prepared bin
a surgical instruments lie called in Dr. W.
i- .1. Douglass and they soon 1 a 1 the ball
<1 laying on the table. Scott, went to Tacit
olet and bad bis wound dressed by Dr.
it. Thomson. Both are doing very well
it ('apt. F. M. Farr and Mr. D. B. Bail!
ir p issed through .Jonesville last Friday on
si i heir way from the Tresbytery at Lockhail
mill.
io Bev. Mr. Carroll, the pastor lately
J. elected to the Baptist church, preached
h in the Bautist church yeslenlay.
n Miss Bille Liltbjohn who has b*en
i- teaching school in Florence county is at
d home. Telephonic.
y Dots From the Junction.
n
V Mu. Editor:?While I am housed in
e fiom my farm work by the rain I will
d ??' ? ^ ? J-.*.- f ? ll ! -
i iiiuiuuu iu ?utc it icw uuia liom l/lljm
? side.
' farmers have Iwfn busy the past few
1' days planting cotton seed, and some say
>' this morning is so cold they wisli they
? had not planted. Some say they fear the
guano wont pay then, ou acc >unt of t-o
n much rain In the spring. To he sure it
d will get warm after awhile and it will he
n all right. The w heat and oat crop looks
? line in this section.
The Southern railroid is putting in a
f now culvert near this place.
' The Lockhart car has been carrying
t wo coaches instead of one this week for
y the accomodation of visitors and deleb
gates going to and from Lockhait atJ
lending the Presbytery at that place.
.V From what I can see and learn they had
r a big time down at Lockhart, for it has
e been very public around the Junction
?t this week.
Mr. T. B. Kelley has sold a d delivered
live car loads of wood to the Lockhait
coinjMiny. This wood was loaded fr< m
Mr. Ivelley'a farm which lies near the
railroad. Mr. Kelley says this beats
e hauling it to market.
Mr. Heed, our new agent at this place,
I is a clever young man.
n Mow.
:t
" A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
0 "Something New Under
The Sun "
II
ip All doctors have tried to euro
e t'ATAKKH by the use of powders, acids,
(j gases, inhalers and drugs in paste form.
Their powders dry up the muouous
membranes causing them to crack open
' and bleed. The powerful acids used in
inhalers have entirely eaten away the
same membranes that their makers
l< aimed to cure, while pastes and ointr?
ments cannot reach the disease. An old
V 1 ! 1 Ail! -V *
uim v-x-ijeneiiueu practitioner who nas
v for many years made a close study and
16 specialty of the treatment of CATARRH,
has at last perfected a Treatment which
h when faithfully used, not only relieves
at once, but permanently cures CA0
TARRH, by removing the cause, stopping
the discharges, and curing all iny
tlamatiorf. It is the only remedy known
( to science that actually reaches the af>
dieted parts. This wonderful remedy is
. known as "SNUFFLES the GUARAN*
TEED CATARRH CURE," and is sold
at the extremely low price of One Dollar,
each package containing internal and
external medicine sufficient for a
mouth's treatment and everything necessary
to its perfect use.
"SNUFFLES" is the only perfect
CATARRH CURE ever made ami iH
now recognized as the only safe and
positive cure for that annoying and disgusting
disease It cures all inhumation
quickly and permanently and is also
(1 wonderfully quick to relieve HAY
FEVER or COLD in the HEAD.
CATARRH when neglected often
leads to CONSUMPTION?"SNUF1
FLES" will save you if you use it at
., once. It is no ordinary remedy, but a
complete troatment which is positively
guaranteed to cure CATARRH in any
y form or stace if used according to the
directions which accompany each package.
Don't delay but send for it at once,
^ and write full particulars as to your eon'?
dition, and yon will receive special advice
from the discoverer of this wonr.
derful remedy regarding your case withd
out cost to you beyond tho rogular price
?. of "SNIFFLES" the "GUARANTEED
CATARRH CURE."
Sent prepaid to any address in the
United States or Canada on receipt of
One Dollar. Address Dept. 1 EDWIN
11. GILES A COMPANY, 2330 and 2332
Market Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
s 16-ly
? Guaranteed $900
Salary yearly,
?- Men and women of good add res to reft
present us, some to travel appointing
>e agents, others for local work looking after
ie our interests. $900 salary guaranteed
) jraujf) caiin i miuii inniuun mill t5Alflior5?1
redid advancement, old established
house. Graed chance for earnest mar
or to secure pleasent, permament position
,g liberal income and future. New, brilliant
lines Write at once
STANFORD PRESS,
aj Chunk St,, New Haven, Cenn.
What Makes
I
f THE ABOVE IS THE QUES
r INQ THE GREAT /VIINDJ
t PEOPLE TODAY AT
HARRY &
YOU CAN BE HADE A r\A
THOSE WELL TAILORED
THAT WE ARE
$3.98 $4 48 $4.q
| 7.43 8.48 9.4
i KOUS
" A Beautiful Line of T1
1 and best fi
j. $2 48 $2 98 $3 48 $3 I
s PAN
Well Made and Afi
$1 98 $1 48
BREEC
i STRONG AND
78C 680 630
SHOES!
I
A Com forfnKlo
?- w .m** WA U.AAVA JL X
ure and joy
1 HIS SHOE FOR $125
" $1 48
<i ? ?i cq
? " " $2 48
? " " $2 98
* " " $3 48
$3 98
" " " $4 48
LADIES'
In all the New SHAPES and T
i TING, EVERY PAIR GUARA
| and three sttap sandals, French In
in fact you can get anything in Sh<
THE LATEST IN
At 48c 50c 75c
i The Prettiest Neckwear in Town,
Suspenders, Collars, Cutis, etc.
SUMMER UN]
We can also please you in this dej
and as to price we always BUY i<
i HARRY <5
3 WE ARE THE
3 cans 3 pound pi<
"Wo only have (1,080) cau
While they last you slio
less Cod Fish. Boneless
hinder Ham, Sweet PoU
and Cabbage, Kinghan Dr
always fresh, llay and
Sugar, Coffee, Bacon, Lar<
ned Meats and Vegetal
fresh, our prices are righi
quick sales is our m >tto.
w. H. WES
Bank Building,
Union,
ANY AND i
Xi|
tlio Building* >lai
toinid on 1113' lttnilie
<??- A 111 ?'
< ' !'
toi'inl niul erect oo
See me before l?uil<l
W. R. McCormick,
THE PARLOF
Haying recontly purchased the busi
I am prepared to supply the needs of yo
PIX<? K VS Y(
and thsy will be attended to wit
Alvlv GOODS DEL,
Butter, Eggs and Yeget?
H I?HKNT PF
i For garden, farm and barnyard ]
CHAS. R. sn
1 PHON
The Man?
*53|
1TION THAT IS AGITAT5
OF THE AMERICAN
BELK'S.
BY GETTING ONE OF
> WELL FITTING SUITS
SELLING FOR
O tt* r? n # ! n
to ^0.40 $0.4?
8 10.00 12 48
ers !
itOUSERS best made
tting for
38 $4 48 $4 98 $5 48
ts!
fell FittingnPo^$1
25 C8C
;hesi
GOOD FOR
500 39C 25C
shoes!
etty Shoe is a pleas.
o
lorever.
WILL PLEASE YOU
44 (4 ??
it it (
it 44 u
( a a
a n %i
44 44 44
<4 44 44
SHOES!
OES and PERFECT FITNTEED.
Kid Oxfords, two
eel, White Kid Slippers, etc.,
Des you want at Harry & Belk's
STRAW HATS
$1.25 $1.48,
Ilose, Gloves, Handkerchiefs,
DERWEAR!
mrtment, for we have the kind
w LESS and SELL for LESS.
Is BELK.
BIG THREE 3
i peaches for 25c
s to sell at this price,
uld eat pies. PoneHams,
the famous
itoes, Irish Potatoes
ietl Beef and Sausage
Corn, Flour, Meal,
I and a world of can?les
Our goods are
t. Small profits and
Yours for Business,
?T &, CO.,
s. c.
! VER YTHIN G
berial lino can be
? vn ?*xl ?? -# J ?*!
.7 ?
<h! to ma.
ttages eomplete.
W. E. ALMAN.
I GROCERY
nest* of the PARLOR GROCERY,
ur table.
>ur
h promptness and dispatoh.
IVBRKD FREE,
ibles always on hand.
MCEN PAID
produce suitable for table use
1ITH, Mgr.
is ra.