The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, April 26, 1901, Image 7
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Hite?v5S5-<y }. --A ? .;. r y^.,1
tin -VH~ ^
Uaily we are
Seaso
} A new lot of P. .
in the popular Fri
Strawberry.
Also New
Have just got in the
OLIVES, Stnfled, Devile<
place to put them. Come
the same time do yourself
Right Priced.
Fresh arrival of I
PINEAPPLE, AS PAR A
\ If you are not a custc
TP I? I? 1 'PP ? CJ ?* 1'
X' XlillJ UUU XXjiiC*, YOU will
until you arc.
30 to 60 dozen Eggs
Hens every day.
Weekly Supplies of
Bacon, Pork Sausage.
Do like others, 1
ADVANTAGE oi
OPPORTUNITY,
have to set a
table with Fresl
Seasonable Delic
and Staples by
ing often at the
of
vniiNn t
s I UUI1U A
I.
Crown and Bridge
Work a Snacialt;
Local Laconic
HAPPENINGS OF INTERES1 AB0U1
PERSONAL AND OTHERWLSE
W. T. Beaty & Co. sells th<
^ shoes In the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Judson Lee w
Union Monday.
Where did you got that hat?
W. T. Beaty & Co.
Miss Daisy Yates spent las
day visiting friends in Pacolet.
Bee those Flannel and Crasl
for hot weather at W. T. Beaty
Mrs. A. E. Harry, of Ell
Ga., is visiting Union. She
Mrs. B. F. Foster's.
Mrs. Hick's handsome reside
M Virgin street, fronting the post
is nearing completion.
Skirts from 25c to $5 at
Beaty & Co.
Miss Ethel Walker will bo 11
honor to Miss Gordon, of Lar
the Reunion of the Confederab
erans at Columbia.
FOR SALE?Three young
Gows, half Jersey and half I)i
^ Apply to F. P. Miller.
The water works people are
A new main from Main stree
Virgin street to Mrs. Hick'
residence.
"FEMENINA" for Women
SAle at Holmes AMooro's Pha
Bee the big ad, on our 8th pn
issue.
The Union Investment nn
\provement Oo. will have none
?\ interesting to say to our reade
week. The copy whs sent in t
for this issue.
Mr. J. B. Porter's house on
tain street bear Eplsoopal chi
- n earing com pi ?'t ion. The out*
is finished and the plastering
to begin. It is a very neat lit
U(?.
Bitj-9'' % '
n A Continual Feast
[ . L
Of Good Things to 1',
. eat, and Things
r Good to Eat, at T,
I YOUNG the CliOCliR'S.
receiving New and Z
nable Goods.
tu
j. Jttiuer s D'amous preserves ? ?
lits, Pineapple, Q,uince and $"
ur
or
Line of Soups. ?
house such a big and varied lot of
1 and Straight, that we can't find a
i and help relieve the situation and at te<
good by getting something Fresh and i?j
no
ICKLES un<l SAUCES, LUNCH ^
lGUS TIPS and all the regular staples. J J
>mer for our Chase & Sanborn's COF- an
I never know what you are missing
17^ 1 n \V i 1 /^l 1 ^ r
rresn irom rsortn C arolina Mountain on
in!
it
tin
Kingau's Reliable Ham?, Breakfast W
!?7? ''\ i r' I'AKE
V
r the
You i/) : M'
?ood , z
1 and - M(
? i y t: i lv
lacies i//-}//
visa-1 imI
store ici ' ' :
\ ' . : I Z
co,v:. .. of
" 1-4 CT I? 0 0 P r P 're
UlUl/Llli d
, th
an
M. iiAIR,^"- S
ENTIST, n?
Office Bank Building
V. TJnion, 8. C
?- eV(
Two contributions or war rem in is- tei
ccnces one by W. II. S. Harris, the ^
other by Dr. A. E. Fant are on file t<>
* TOWN for next issue, received too lato for ha
this issue. 11
SOI
The side track running in rear of ha
9 best ^ep0^. j8 being repaired by taking 's
out old rails near Main street crossere
in jng an(j putting in new ones, a car cai
got oft at this point Tuesday. we
UK
irom Mrs. Bennett Hancock, mother of fm
It Miss Ada Hancock, of Union, died at tin
t Sun- her home in Fairfield near Alston,
Tuesday morning. The remains were j
i Suits brought to Carlisle Wednesday and
Xr Intered. v>
vv vv, lil
It The Juveniles of Union have start- ml
rerion ef* ro"ing. They have a j)f
is at ^ftmo ?' ball every few days. There jt,
is material here for a crack-a-jaek Dt
team of young boys.
nee on J * ' a*
office Clemson nine and the University ?r
of Georgia nine played at Clemson C'
^ ^ Tuesday. Clemson didn't do a thing j/
' to the Georgia Crackers. Clemson ba
25, Georgia Team 2. "ii
tiaid of 1J..e3
&t '^e Bingham nine also ??t lick(d F?
0 Vet- in their game with Carolina in Columbia
Wednesday. But it was a
close score, 8 to 7 in favor of Caro- ha
1 c 1 Una. Bingham and Furman crossed
rrham, ^ats at Greenville yesterday.
17-11 p
laying A shooting scrape occurred at Pact
down- ?let Sunday between two negroes, 0f
rt new J?e Harris and Jim Scott, they both m
used the ever-ready piBtol. Harris
is on waa 8ll0fc ln arm and ?oott g?b is
rmaoy sh?t 'n the hand. A woman was the ai;
ge this cauH0 ?' the row. ti<
The Bingham base ball nine wero ^l<
d im- the first to show up in Union this
teth'.ng season, and they were only going ^
rs next through Tuesday, on their way to ^
oo late cross bats with tho Carolines at Columbia,
after getting a drubbing from jj
Moun- Wofford to the tune of 10 to 5. It nj
h is was a 'am,har sight to see the rol- gc
>r work Peking jolly fellows with knee pants g,
about and 10086 ?hlrfc8? aPPar?ntly read/ &\
tie cot- 'or a t011?11 ftnd tumble on the dla- tli
mond. w
Miss EiIkI Walker is drilling
jst of little folks preparator: t>
resenting ' ('in lerelia i 1 Flow* r
?iid," nt the op ?ra house i i t he
vir fut. ire. It is ?i 1 nt t ? .!? ' i\ ? play,
id wo have no doubt M Ethvi
ill mako a success of it. Thedtte
the play will l.e given later.
Wonder if there is any way to g< t.11
man and Meliuurin to face each
her on liio hustings n? mi early
lie? If the meeting could he
ought about, sum one could make
pile out of an excursion train. We
ouhl i;'.ve our old shooting stick to
) there.
Tito Union Furniture Mauufucring
Companv of Union lias been
....... ?r.i on... :...i ?1.
kii i 11 vi? a. in; Viij-nui oiut'lv
1.000. D. II. Wallace is president
id treasurer, and ainong the direct
s arc I). II. Wallace, T. C. Dunit,
E. Nicholson, J. A. Fant and
, M. Farr.?Columbia R'eord.
At a recent meeting of tho Stewds
of Grace Methodist Church,
r. Ira S. Harris \v;i< ileeted Tine
e, to fill the place made vacant by
e death < f Judge W. II. Wallace,
to following delegates and ultcrites
were elected to represent this
urch at the District Conference
tich is to be held at Pacolet. Julv
'tl: S. M. Rice, Jr., E. U.. and
a S. Harris, with T. C. Duncan
d J. II. Gault as alternates.
G. Walt Whitman is Quisical.
Mi:. Enrrou:?It will b-ing do vn
my head "bail (.lulmnbiu," but in ihe
iciest of ilie taxpay< rs I must a>k ub\
im limb III iiflt'lll I IS 111 l ll? I it X I'XI'I'Hiiis
which k?) out, a'o met by 'receipts,
ho's fiol the money?
G. Walton Whitman.
Quarterly Conference.
The second Quarterly Conference I'm
Hon circu't u ill puivene at Mesi?}?omi.i
church Saturday and Sunday,
ay 4th and 5th
Pastor Creech will not preach at.
rsley'a Chapel and Flat ltoek on this
ndny as all are expected to worship at
esopotamii. Uev. W. P. Meado:r, P.
, will till the chair and pulpit.
Special Trom Kjlton.
We are glail to note the much
eded improvements now being
ido among the colored Meth< d s s
this place. Th?-y arc endeavoring
keep abreast of the tlinos, there
re will in a short whiV bona w< rk
modeling tiieir church bail 1 ng
Pustor G. L. Sims deserves a ^i-ear
al of credit not only as a leader in
is movement but also as preacher
d pastor. Not long ago he visited
ty-two families in one week and
ey say he preached a good sermon
the following Sunday.
Felix.
Some Bad Boys.
On last Sunday afternoon after the
enincr mail bad been nut liu sonic let
s, 5 or 0 in number, were purloined
mi the drop letter l> x underneath tlie
livery window at tlie post office, taken
the door and thrown down after each
d been torn open and cantents r;lle<l
is ptesumed that this is the woik of
lie small boys, as only a very small
tid could be iuserted in the slut. This
a dangerous thing to do, and it is
ibable that the parties who did it \v;ll
severely dealt with if they are ever
jght tip with. It is supp ised tiny
re hunting letteis which contained
mey. It is not supposed that ih-y
iiid any money, however, in either ot
j letters.
Meeting of General Assembly.
Wo are indebted to County Supt. of
location IX IX Fant for the following
'oriiialioti:
The (ietirial A.-sendiy of the Southern
esbyteriau chinch meets at. 1/the
ick. Ark.. .'Jrd Wednesday in M iv.
'legates from Eaoree I'resbvteiy
cted at the meeting at Lockhartare
follows: liev. S. It Iloiie, Mission*
y to Japan, and ltev. J. F. Jacobs, . f
iuton. Alternautes, ltev. G G.
ayes, of Greenville and \V. S llean.
I) , of Clinton Eld.rs, C. E. Gr.i
vn, or ureeuviue. sum J. w l;u >jgham,
of JoncRville. Alternate <, K.
Parker, of Greenville, and I>. 1?
mt, of Union.
Sujii. of Education Kant says the del *res
had a One limn and were royal ;y
tertained at Locklnrt. About oneIt'
of a full delegation waa priSdnt.
On n Vliiil to Union.
Mr. J. K. Bailey, the popular boas
the weave room in the Gaflboy
ill, spent a few days in Union visng
friends this week. Mr. Bailey
a good mill man, sober, courteous
ul energetic, and by eloso applicant
has climbed the laddet of prourio)n
from the bottom rung to the imirtant
position ho now occupi< ?.
e was formerly loom fixer in t}.e
nion mill, and his wife ran the
st looms started up in the first (
ill here. Mr. Bailey says the log
nion mill has the smoothest ruling
machinery of any mill he h;.s
on in the South. IIo says Union's
rowth in the few years ho has been
>sent is something wonderful, and
iat is a fact. We hope Mr. Bailey
ill decide to come book to Union.
Jgggk mu.
i ;. Ljj^aftV'U ' i !
I ^ ^
IfcPISITFR TAP
I vuam r vJ c I a S il " t b
j For the HALL, PAR!.OR,
i next Special Sale at Special
4th, Note tlie Following Re
No. 880 Fiito Davenport Handsomcl
No. 001 A Beautiful Combination C?
No. Ill I An Elegant Bel C< uch, In.
No. 42~? KphoNterid in Fine Cordui
No. 80 Ci'iu'h, I Colored Yclour. v?
No. 78 Couch, 1 Colon <1 Yclour, v.
Couch, 4 Col rcl YeBur. w
Couch, Corduroy, worth !?' '
Couch. Denim, worth $4 "A
2(5 Bod Lounges, Ciushed I'
2<! Bod C uchcs, Yclour, wt
2(5 Bed Lounges, Mocjuet. %\
Bed Bounces, 4 Color. <1 \ ,
N >. 11 Bed Lounge, Motjuct. voith
No. i) 2 Single Bongos, Moquot, w
No. 20 4 Single Lounges, 4 Uohocd
2 Single Lounges, Haw Siik
No. G;;7 Divan. Fine Damask Mahog
Fancy Hall Chair. Damask.
Fancy Window Chair, worth
Fancy Windnv Cuair, wor?h
Fancy Wind i\v Chair, wrr-h
X >. 1 T-?2 Corn r Chair. Rattan, worth
No. 1 "?(?0 W % Chair, Rrtun. wor
X.). 1*2(?4 Window ('Stair, Rathin, wort
No. 1*214 'Whitlow Cimir, Rattan, wort
1 Indian Stool, O "k, worth I
1 I.: ban Stool, Oak, wrth !
No. 1 (JOS 1 .aroc Gents Rattan Chair, ^
No. 1.102 Office Screw and Spring Sat
1 Office Oak Cane Scat, woi
1 < Ulice ().ik Sa Idle Seat, w
We have nl3oi.it 250 Ti
will offer fronT -25c to S
(5 Cloth Covered Card and Game Tab)
6 Clover Leaf Stantls
'] Mahogany Center Table < Hags ball at
) ?< e; <; a u t
2 Golden Oak Slope Top
a << t. u
Come in and .see these goc
asking for them ju>t put your owi
the price* SEE! (hit ^hi>
Another Robbery and Murderous
Ass; til It.
Sometime Wedm-^lav night a pirtv , ,
entered the store. <>t Mr. .It ft' Hughes at I1
hock hart Junction aial railed for plug (
of tobacco, when Mr. Hughes went to v
wait on the paitv he was attacked and !'
badly liea't 11 over the head until he was .
rendered nucon ci-* is The stoic was
thut robbed and 8 1to 81 "> taken, apoa
pi ttol. The police and a pos.se with blood
hounds are after the party who did the
.1.^ .. 11 . .1. - i ? i - i _ i * -?
ii'iiwiKiiy mrii, <1 Titi it is u? i?e rop-a iney
will find their man. I
S
THE HOME GOLD CURE. 1
An Increnious Treatmont by which
Drunkards aro being Curod Daily .
in Spite of Themselves.
No Noxious Doses. No Weakening of
the Nerves. A Pleasant and
Positive Curo for the
Liquor Habit.
It is now generally known and understood
that Drunkenness is a disease ''
and not weakness. A body filled with
poison, and nerves completely shattered *
by periodical or constant use of intoxi- eating
lipuors, requires an antidote capable
of neutralizing and eradicating this
poison, arid destroying the craving for intoxicants.
Sufferers may now cure themselves
at home without publicity or loss
of time from business by this wonderful
"HOME GOLD CURE'' which has been
perfected after many years of close study
and treatment of-inerbriates. The faithful
use according to directions of this
wonderful discovery is positively guaranteed
to cure the most obstinate case,
no matter how hard a drinker. Our j 1*
records show the marvelous transforma- | w
tion of thousands of Drunkards into <}
sober, industrious and upright men.
WIVES CURE \ OUR HU;',HANDS!! !
CHILDREN CURE YOUR FATHERS! j
I This remedy is no sense a nostrum
but is a specilic mr this disease only, ;
and is so skillfully devised and propared
that it is thoroughly soluble and i
pleasant to the taste, so that it can bo '
given in a cup of tea or coffee without
the knowledge of the person taking it. j
Thousands of Drunkards have cured j
themselves with this priceless remedy, i
and as many more have been cured mid >,
made temperate men by having the p
"CUKE" administered by loving friends p
and relatives without their knowledge ' v
in coffee or tea, and believe today that ' j
they discontinued drinking of their own ; "
free will. IK) NOT WAIT. I)o not be '
deluded by apparent and misleading '*
"improvement." Drive out the disease '
atonee and for all time. The "HOME "
GOLD CUKE" is sold at the extremely 1
low price of One Dollar, thus placing ^
within reach of everybody a treatment I"
more effectual than others costing $25 to 1
$50. Full directions accompany each
paokago. Special advice by skilled phy- >
sicians when requested without extra
charge. Sent prepaid to any part of the ' r
world on receipt of one dollar. Address s
I)opt. 1. EDWIN 11. GILES A COM- , 1
PA NY, 2330 and 2332 Market Street, j '
Philadelphia.
AU correspondence strictly coufidontal. | 1
3LES AND
DINING f<<)<>/Yl and SI
I Price Cummeneing AP
duction in Price:
ly 1 *j.ri At to?1 i!i Rich I Colored
uch, w n t'.i .?:21.."?!) f<>r
; ii ici! Yd ur, w> rth $20.00. for .
nv :r d !Aewi Tiil'.eil. worth $21 <
">i t ? 1 "? 00. f >i"
vrt'i 11 ->0. for
orrh 00, fr.r
.() i*. \i?
. for .!
I is!>. wor'li 81-.->0, (or
>: th 81- -">0. f-.r
onh 812.0O. for
lour, \v ) * : 81.?;>9, for
810.70. for
' tli $0.7"
1 Velour. worth 87.70, fur
. worth 8.">.00. f-.r
in v. w.iith 80.00, f.?r
\v r:h 812.70, for
812 .*>0. f r
8t? 00, for
87 " ). f r
87 "?!>. for
h 8 ! 00. fur
h 87.00. for
' i 8X.f>0 f>r
?2 7o. f r
?1 7.7. for
v.?ith 80.00, for
I.He Scat, worth .80.00, for
th 8">.?70. f r
ot th 87.00, for
ril>ie^ of oil l*ind? i
^30. We e*"umerat<
os 82.70 71 Gohlen Oak
,0-0 "VT..V. o
!..) > " iuniu^uiy o
id brass foot n.T."> ] n
, , , 1 (lol.lcn Oak
- Msiliogiiny .
?>.( > | ,\i?ticjiio On
4. Do 1 Mahogany .
>ds and if you don't think I
a price on* them and take thci
nd hring it with you.
Run Into u Ten in.
\V? .t: t-sti.iv morn'nsc * when tlio u
>?>.-? i-i!?t ?ie itt'jiiii.tr Monaich mill
i iver * il to eio;.s ttie track alien
if :In' tiain. The ham btulktdan
ias s>*luck bv lite i i'jfiiu1. On*> of th
was Mi'idi.ivl t> o wagon torn 111
'Ii'm!. i\t r ;it ?t 111*? other mu'e escape
jiliV. Wo i ave i <.t Icruiutl it th
gnu! for io;.'l eassing was given or not
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
L ?inji g iii the Ofrice at Unioi
. C., for the week ending April 2t>ti
001.
Mi" Klizihcih Arthur
Walter lih-.He
r. n r.lato
II F (i.ilh.htr
Mi I) ivi.l (fletio
Mi It nni?? fJlt-nn
V I > Fill.I! I I i Ilglies
M!' >-<si i Haiis
.Mr J Mm Hi no
.Mis Victoria Hunpl ries
Mr T M Jones
Mrs lv?s.-i?? F Jones
Mr John II Lynch
M i Thomas .Man-;
West Ihihh'.lt
S.iuti i' A ('?>
M i s X J) slough
Mr John mat 1 ii g (')
Mr \V It Thorn is
M is J J Tlioin ?s
Mr Maishali Tr? ii.or
Mr Walter Williams
i>.?r Aichic Warris-Aorth
M Williams
Lou s Wiiilo
Ti-raira calling for the above let
ira <iii pieaae-a> t. a<l ^rliaed, aiu
ill be requiivJ i<> pay ??rie cent to
ui;1 ?Ji !ivr?y.
.J <?. f'UNTRR V, 1Y[
Master's Sale.
:,it. . f Sou1 ]i < 'awf.ina. 1 u I of i \>in
Citjit) of I'liicti ) inmi l'U'HH.
iv 1'. McK sm -U ;>h Ailniij.iatmtor
\ s
s I' NuKis-Ykct ;.l . Defendants.
! i ??>'fxl **..< - J >i:i >":!. made in lli
I it IV f> st ;i < 11 I*. IS?* 1 will v.ll i.I TTi.i...
ft'.-re i!i" (i II iu?e I >o ?r, dorms; th
g.il I> hi s < ; ii i S il.-i)ay, (lih i
t ?v. I'.Mil (he followi't; l.'.nd.^, viz: A
list l>?t <f land cnnt.iiulng ? aciei
?<>tv or o i 11?. \V? !>?. siil.* of Mont
tit rtreet. i:i I In- !?ia n ??f Union. b nn.i
<1 Oil ! 110 X" lill I V I he Yl-tlud.ftf I'.l
naue lit. i n 11 it* ?a-t h> said Mmii
mi on (hi' South by the lot, <
s. lv MfNiacp, known as th<? Mi
Ciiiirhf, h t and We-d, by thi' l it ot I>. 1
'oster and Virgin Mie> t.
TKRMS OF SAI.K:
One half cash, the balance on a ored
if one v?ar with interest from day ?
ale secured by bond of purchaser and
Mortgage of the | remises. Purchase
o pay for jwiiers and stamps. This 1<
nay be sold hi" seveial lots. Plats cs
>e seen at Master's office.
U. II. Peake, Master.
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Pf
ODD PIECES
TI INO ROO.tt will be Our
R1L 29th and ending AtAY
i
I Vclour, worth ?27.50 for ?23.40
18.60
: 17.50
DO, for 18.00
13.25
0.25
6.50
5.00
3.85
10.45
*. .!.. 10.75
0.75
10.05
, 8.75
5.65
6.50
,.. 3.75
8.00
0.25
6.25
5.00
G.55
0.30
.' 5.00
0.20
7.55
2.00
1-35
7.90
i *? 7.50
' 4.85
" 4.00
aael siices, which we
e a few as follows:
Slope Top .'$2.25
lope Top 5.35
Ov:i! T< p 5.00
Homed Brass Feet 3.55
4.00
k... 4.40
4.25
tlicy arc worth llio money we are
u. e have (ho goods you make
Master's Sale.
?>
a \ State of South Carolina, ) Court ofCom(1
; County of Union. j tnon Pleas.
(1 1 A. II. Foster, Plaintiff,
e j vs.
>. Relteec.i Remaster, Defendant,
il In oU?lietico to an order made in
e above staled case, L will sell at Union,
before the court house di?or, during the
let?al hours of sale, o.i salesday, May Gth,
UHJ.I, the following land towit:
All that certain parcel or tract of
ii land containing about two hundred and
^ tifty-llve acres lying in Union township,
Union countv, and bounded on the
North by lands of llettie Fowler, East
by lands formerly'of 11. K. Brandon and
West hyjlands.of John Prysock, being the
same laud conveyed to defendant by
John Jieeknell.
TKItM OF SALE:
One half cash, balance one year from
date with int rest from date secured by
bond of purchaser and mortgage of
premises. C. II. Pkake,
%M *.
jxiasier.
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fcliPYlilOKT ' i Vf
BATHING COMFORTS
1 make for liealtli just as surely
as proper medicines at the
proper time. We care for both
el the inner and the outer man
' 1 by providing requisite internal
If | remedies and exquisite external
>i i accessories to make the bath
1 more delightful?sponges, soap,
!-1 brushes, rough towels, toilet
r*! waters?all of the highest
>f j crude we can find in the marl'
j ket.
Union Drug Co. \
i'
>f ~
Stops the Cough und Works off the
U Covin
Laxative Iiromo-Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No cure no pay*
( Prloe SJ6 cents,