The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, May 31, 1901, Image 6
Chainless Bicycles
ONLY $40.00 WHILE- THEY LAST
Regular Price $60.OO, and guaranteed the
equal of any wheel on The market at any price
Also a beautiful line of Chain Wheels on hand
Duke's Drug Store,
Opposite I/tiion I Totel.
Letter, Note J- clough Wallace.
O fv
ATORMEY AT LAW.
Bill Hads | Rooms 1 and 2 upetaiw, Foste
' j Balding, opposite Hotel a'tor Jam
Or any other kind of ?ry lat. 1899. ii2o98iy.
Job Work Dr.c.w.austsll
Neatly and promptly ex- Physict n and Surgoon,
Cllted at the o !ers his pTotear;ioi<al nervines l
* the people of Uuiou. Office in Baul
TimPQ Inh PlfFlPP ' Building. Leave oai-8 at Unio
I IIII 0 0 JUU Ul HwCi j Drug Co. store or ring up Plume Nv.
! 19 for prompt service.
H Q- BAILEY ,
makes t a point to car-.on a scaife,
IURMSH I HE I)ESI ! attorneys at law.
THE COUNTRY i a . , f. / .
Special attention civeu to real c?
AFFORDS IN | 1 b
i tare and collodions.
Beef, Mutton, Pork Gsaw toimnce ?.o.
AT HIS MARKET. ===s?ss=
PHYSICIAN AND SURDSON.
Tiie highest price paid for all
kinds of Country Produce. OfHca and ajukrujiou a over Duke'i
Free Delivery to every part of 44 i;,n. ?r,l?s oUM?town.
j a mrs mun'ko. ii. r. duncan
SEND IN YOUll ORDERS UK j C. I*. S \ Nl'KJlS.
RING UP NO 4. ? n j o j
itoro, Duncan and Sandars
H. G. Bailey.| ATTuUXKVS AT LAW.
t Office No. 4 Law Range. Urron.
Remember, Friends, |a. 0. a.iy
You will alwavs find a full | r?:? 7, 77.-7:?7-?"
- J. A. sawyer. Carrel II. I'oster,
I UN ON, S, C. JoNKSViLLB.S. C.
Flour, Sugar, Coffee,! Wvr? FntTn,
Meat, Lard, Canned and SAW YL.< ?x i v)S I UK,
Bottled Goods, Ereshj attornj;ys at law,
Vegetables, an,I everything; j0NK#n,,,K, s, 0.
to be found iu an up-to-date rmv.
family Grocery, at my Store. ?
Tobaccos and Cigars a Specialty. J# l
J. T. SEXTON, j ATT0SNEY AT LAW'
yl:li" strrrt' ' Union, C.
1 >t*. ?T. ? v. < c ? r 5 X < # Office Cli'i'osiTi-: Court House
OFFICE AT RES I PENCE OX |
MOUNTAIN STREET.;-MONEY TO LOAN
SOUTH FROM DEP' > l\ ^ c ???? -?* 5 -? ?. * ? ? ,i.
?OFFICE > HOURS - ! ' L.tnds.
8 a. m. to 9 a. m. 4 to t> p.m. Uong Time. Easy Payments.
! Xo Commission. Borrower pays
Rheumatism U(-'?al Loa"
I E. lv. I AI.MKlv,
' IA. ' Columbia, 8. C.
Skin Diseases J. CLOL-nii Wallace,
Given special attention. i Union, 8. C.
?.0.1*0x288. 17?tin
Calls left cither at office or at TO 7 /?
Holmes Si Moore's PliAlt.M \< V . . " , f ,
v I*. :.t .\ riut-.i of 1mm ? >?-.* him
will he promptly attended to. ?,<.;> s it. jl- ii a.i ?<> Or. N;^ii..is?.ii*
;JJ r A? l i's-i il i ar i>nims, &u\v t<
"1 hi* Iii-:li1 tils-. so tL.'t .l.-af
t<: JEO'MIM tl: iMi' Ol Hit,- IJii'.V i?:(Vf ?' ?-U
FLOUR! FLOUR!
. % i s :{7_11
I can supply ail demands, fheBsnt Prewrlptina for Malaria
, t i 4 nil:* <i:i . rfVfi'is a I> ?i?.1?* ult.rovt
for r lour. i also i.O T.i-tw-';?* ('Mill Tunic. j,- !s simply hot
iii a tstsf?'!?M3 fur ill N<
All !/ J f O : (!?.re? no pay J*, u* AOc.. 4"Mv
All KinnQ nr xco.Annnr
nil IMIIUO Ul VJUVV llivl ;
, i Notice! Notice!
and have a supply of framing | A? p,
lum -er on njincl. .'U. ti'ul , jj,;1 t.st:ric of L. p Murphy,dprrased
see me when you wan' l"iO'?ir nm-d p?vsoiit (hem properly ntles'oi
OI' Lumber. within thirty days or bo forever bar
^ red. rhoso owi ithe lints
\V. K. RA \ , !.ay n. ,no al on.^
7 l'j-jiiio 0. i. murphy,
MILLER. Adinr.
.i! Lumber Lumber
lEb&i;!,ijff K ' ifiit ;*)k ! OP AU. KlNOS,
02K, HICKORY, SSiS.
llMiNSsH; W* WPUR ANSI PIKE,
< | f?<r free rxiiininiiki i. i ; -!v .c. f(
i!BOOK08 PATEUTSk*"wV^fc Sawed to any dimensioi
j;Wr?l,u C. A, SImOW fa CQ.'i and delivered upon
]! Pnieut L?wyi re Vf A? < I NCiT O M . D O J SllOft ilOtiCC.
When in need of any of th
MONEY! above kinds <;ive me a call, o
TO BE HAD ON LONG TIME AND ^ldress
PHSy tortus, iSecuml by Mortgage on n v r* 3"nd a m
Improved Perm. Ajp,^, ^ | C. T. WISEMAN,
16.1m p Lamtme, y. O. Utlion, b, C,
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, CLERICAL STORIES.
^ HUMOROUS INCIDENTS NOTED BY AN
ENGLISH CLERGYMAN.
A Bit of Irliitj llcimrlcp Tlir.l UpsilnrI'll
i.'iiihI lluutue?'i lir ( uase of u
J Ucnrml l.m'nlt In u Dublin Catiii'"
drul?A11 I:?toi rw:>t ? d Scriuoo.
"An Irishman of the full blood can*
uot resist u't opportunity for repartee,
no matter bow solemn the occasion or
what his surroundings," said an Englisli
clergyman, a visitor in Washing
k . ? i >
m ?\>H. nil- vim-i (iii.1, n ill'U lilt* coilVOrs.l j
lion turned ou the funny experience* j
of clergymen ami the humor tlial
creeps iuto matters connected with the
church.
"i was assisting an old friend of
mine, the rector of a church In Ireland,
one t'unday. and before the service we
wore in the vestry room putting on our
robes, with the old sexton, u shriveled
a up Irishman of 'lie perfect tj pe, as[
sisting. My frjend. who was somewhat
old. was a little testy that morning.
and somehow the sleeve of Ida
surplice pot mixed up. Notwithstanding
the assiduous efforts of the old sex'
ton to direct Ids ariu to the right liole
the two would not connect. Finally,
osiug patience. my i.lend sahl r.harpti
ly: 'till, the old boy's in the thing.'
i. "Tin* old sexton brightened up and,
looking oviv at mo. With a twinkle In
t liia eye,, said as quick as lightning. 'Not
yit, your riverince.'
"It restored the pood liunior of the
situation, and the vestincut was properly
adjusted.
"The only time I ever heard a congregation
laugh unrestrainedly during the
regular services in a cathedral was
back in the eighties, when I was a
resident of dear, dirty Dublin. On one
Sunday morning the bishop of Cork
preached. lie was a splendid man. an
Irishman to the backbone and possessed
of as fine a brogue as ever distinguished
a s n of Krin. His congregation
was mi:ili> no of Ilia v??w
of fashion in Dublin, which, in tlmso
days, was ono of tlio Kreatos?. social
contors of IIm? world. Notoriously, p npic
worn living beyond their moans, for
the Income from the lauded estates ??f
* Ireland had tal:? n a I i;? tumble. (tut
that made no difference. and pa?d
dressing wont as a matter of eon- r
and was ono of tlio sniallost of tho
,trn vagmicos. The bishop proaehod ou
tho subject of extravagance and sprite
particularly of overdressing. Ilis s r
tiioti was a hitter arraignment of the
sia nl' d.'hi and the wickedness of sot
ting ti:e heart on fashion and dress,
lie attacked tho overdressed women
and wound up this particular rm'eicmv
tids way:
" 'Now. supposing every cite of ye?
every ono. man and woman?should
stand up in this church, take off the
clothes ye have net paid for. just wuSkin
out with the things on your hack ye
have paid for a pretty lod.Iu lot of
searcerowstye'd in?.'
"Tliere was a pause until the real
significance ot the suggest i:.ii had per
related through the members of his
cotiffi ega t ion. then some one snickered.
F.very one was picturing to himself an 1
i herself the real scene that would occi i*
should the hisli<>p's idea ho enrrh d in' ?
infect, while wife looked at husband
i c.nd members ef each family nudged
otto another. The Ind'n tons side was
irresistible and the laugh was general.
"I onee attended church at Whalley.
| a little villas1' o;i tho borders of lain'
I enshire ar.it Vol1. i'? 1'n ' ,| ,1 Tim
j church. which l:ad been a part of t!io
oM abbey, was built in the year P'(10
I nuil is today one ???* the ino>t interest
I lug sacred edifices in (Jivat Britain,
j Tin; rector v.as a Mr. Whit taker, very
old. very stout and very deaf. 11 *? had
occupied liit' livins for years, aiul
while Ito gnorally a pp.':; rod in ohuroh
and tool: some part in t'.o services. ho
was ai.le to jiff< ul iiio luxury of a cttrate
and was always jr ! to secure tiie
service* <jt' a f i icn l t?> ;>.< a h. Oti'ono
|
occasion a gem Ion.an I Know very well
was to officiate. It was ids custom to
^ limit Ids sermon to minutes, preachint;
ox ttinpoio. and always took out
Ids wa'nh mid his pocket liandkcrcliiof.
| ia lug them beside him before
1 commencing 'this ho did as usual
s .vol, 2i tiding a wry convenient liLilo
round rccoptaolo. stnff.d the liaitdkerj
eliiof into it. laid the watch on top and
t ; tired away
-| "The congregation was surprised to
l' ' sen the old res-tor. who was sitting at
1' i the bottom (lo.U of tho 'throe decker
j erec t!.at. wiiioh I stippi.so si ill stands
' i right in (lie center and half way down
s the aisle n >t in tiie el.au >1. as in the
modern churches heroine very uneasy
> | In his seat, lie squirmed around at I
l looked rn thoiurh every one knew
I quite well that he could not hear i
word of the sermon. FimUly ho hoe'
otiod to the black gowned old verger,
k ..i...i .. i ? ?- ? ?
outs v?i i it ii ii ; viitmi, am: wins
, i pored to liiiii. The verger ascended
1 j tlie pulpit :ind in turn Interrupted the
- j sermon l?y a whispered < mvcrsatioQ
1 i Willi the preacher, who was seen to
suddenly grasp his pocket handkerchief
and ? atch. smile and nod. and
then proceeded wit Ii his senium. lie
Jjrttl lilies] the receiver of the old rector's
car trumpet, which connected
with a tuhe to the lower desk, and the
r< ctor had heen unahle to tell whether
any sermon was going on or not."?
Washington i'ost.
| " BLIND, OH, SO BI.INDI
Isn't It strange l:o\v p-?op!e
(Jaw v.iili rnraplrri-il tme
On tlie Clintiing x.rik ot lue :>a!ntfr '
I.itmiinc sweet nature's t.i.or,
1 I And yet v.illi eyes I!>;-1 see nut
Nor soul* Iliut i> 11 aty llr: l.
Live in too world tin* itiiiiiRr painte,
iiiitiil, uli, to blind?
Isn't II fit ranee how people
( 'j brill ill the koeni&t wp.y
To the stories ol life ai.'l Its lir inf
I Tel.I in book or in piny,
And yet, with darkened vision.
To naught of their chirm iiu iined.
Live in (tie world where tue stories live,
lilind, oh, so blind?
?Ripley it. Saunders in bt. Louis Republic.
DRESS AND FASHION.
THINGS NOW POPULAR AND HINTS OF
STYLES TO COME.
The Uortlcc Wlili Knelt?Kmpi
re .'???. iio?? \ Walt eon Km Crasr.
Nnrro.v (i!nrk Vol. el Sllll a Kurore.
Lnrnrr Sleevea In l'ro.ipool,
Tlie ilelicliff.tl liltK' peach Hint is <lovoloping
"at I be back of smart buillccs
ami blouses is only tin* outeonu'm' the
Frenchwoman's fancy for a sit.u'jrestion
of wrinkle or 1 >ns ness.at I lie t.nist of
Ion. oVon.t .. .... . .... I I*# ,... \
popular thing is Idnck velvet ribbon for
nil brimmed shapes. for nil the Hat piat?
atix ti!t? ;! t;j? over the < ?>! ? 1 > af>?!
wherever the tI'iimiiiiip is lirwi rs.
whether those in- r< s.-s. .pviiuiue or the
new and very pretty white or pink
chestnut blossoms. It is ;t iviniiii ;o'iH't'
of Watt? ;x>!, natta ally suggested l?y tlio
tlowcrcd materials which wo affect for
our summer gowns. muck velvet lib
boil, narrow in tins case, is also the
great trimming for these same gowns,
to which tliev give character.
Although it teems iiupro'-.able that
there .should he a rctttrn to the inhaled
hitlloou sleeve of past years, it is fell
that the skin tight sleeve lias come
near to the close of its little day uiul
will not reappear the coming season.
The pull' from elbow to wrist brought
in other puft's. ttickings, slashings, uutiorsleeves
ami various elaborations, .HI
of which point to larger sleeves, and
already fullness is being introduced at
the shoulder. Latest fashionable dust
l;i |j
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Vx Y#v
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AN AUCnBIlY OOWN.
clonks are evidently modeled with n
view to the increased volume of Undress
sleeve.
English women have Inaugurated a j
revival of croquet and archery, which
is sure to ho shortly felt here. The second
cut shows n fashionable gown of
'white twill Willi lace and green silk j
garniture which exploits some of fash- i
ton's newest traits. Although diversity i
marks the modes at this season, the i
plaited back, Hat hips. long wulsted effect
111 front and fullness round (he
hem of the skirt are generally adhered
Kngagcd.
London, May ill.?Tbo engagement
of Lady Mary Saokville to liuury Lout
ia miuouiio?aL I
droojS" just s tiu' ofuM't. Su t lit*
ligurc is (h>iii!r?l with vrnu-o ami vie^
ill 1
HiWil
Lk JS>
\rfrr
WEDDING, THAVKUMi . AX.) liKIDESM AIDS'
(iOWNS.
ganco, yet novor a close titling lino.
That empire modes have a strong hold
upon fashions is shown h.v the wedding
and bridesmaids' gowns of the lirst
cut, and it is nunon-d tiiat hoop shirts
are a possible disaster which may follow
them. With the empire gowns are
worn the straight fronted stays.
There seems to l.e a veritable craze
for erins, straw ince and rustic straws
of a tousled or a deep straw tone trimmed
with biaek velvet hows and La
France or it a roses. In fact, with tin
exception of the toque. always smart
ami quite appropriate for summer,
with its great relied edge of erin ele.lt
orated with a deopt r Pise straw braid
so gracefully adapted to the .style of |
the coilTure, down oil one side, up on j
the other, projecting in front up or ;
down over the iluliy, waving mass of I
hair and one of tin favorite adorn I
ii>ej.fs of which is black ItdtYtn. the |
NEW STORE, LOW PRICES. 1
I
You will always find at my place a full and complete line of
FANCY AND FAMILY GROCERIES j
at prices that will defy competition. I guarantee to meet all
competition in prices. I will not be undersold.
Bring He Your Country Produce
and lake away U> lbs. Granulated Sugar to the dollar, 10 lbs.
Good Coflee for one dollar or a barrel of the
FINEST PATENT FLOUR $4.50. A
full line of Canned Goods, Bottled Goods, Confectioneries
Tobaccos, Cigars, etc., etc.
YOURS FOR TRADE,
C. D. 5ITITH.
T. E. BAILEY. * R. L. McNALLY.
PIPTPPM nil 1 misjc r?c r?m i adc
1 a i i i i L^L^IV/I ^4^ V/ 1 L/ V L< L-<n l\*J
' Lost in the Big Fire at Jacksonville
V
proves that you can't afford to risk losing
what it has possibly taken years to accumulate
just for the s&ke af a small Fire Insurance
premium. *
DON'T WAIT
Telephone No. SI Now. You May Be Next.
We will place your Fire Insurance in the Strongest
Companies in the world. All Business criven us is
well taken care of.
Union Investment & Improvement Co.
REAL ESTATE OFFERINGS BY THE *
PEOPLE'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY
* GF UNBOfi.a
pretty, roomy lots with cottages on -hem, belonging to Mrs. Henrietta
( alien, just outsule of town limits.
One beautiful tot, suitable for n heme, between residences of Mrs. 4
Mullinas: :ind Koht. foster, Ms in street.
The lot formerly occupied by Gedties Marble Works, 011 Main street,
splendidly located for store bouse
TJm (Hbson store house, with dwelling attached, between Monarch
and Aetna mills, a rare opportunity for investors or merchants of limited
mapital.
suburban lots in Host, West and South Union, farms adapted to
trucking, convenient to town, and other desirable property which wd
will be ph ased to show and nuote.
APPLY TO
S. M. BEATY or F. C. DUKE.
I Far"- -"r K" '
a Gallon of PCiiK J.INPEED OIL mixed , ^ desirably two horse farm, PUitwiUi?;
KuUon of note for truck farming, lying just
cr=r-^y-1 within mid outside the incorporate ^
/fnb limits of tho town, Parties wishing
/ * ^7 $/%?$&%&/J Jf to writ same will apply at The Times
& u'Office or to Mr. J. G. Hughes, on Law
g, ^aM?e' 5-fcf
r?..k n nrst Paint ^ ; j
3$j)%?h i> caveats, trade marks, 5
et^r. *:,'tt?im r, - .? vot... . ?,.. tll,n * cop y ric h t8 amd d esic n 8. |!
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f . >i'f. f..i I'm:: : u> iiiailor.f tlio r.Ksrov S BaTM time, coiU 1cm, hotter Mrrlce. ][
> . ; r :<a , i n.\I - Sim h : s a!) ifxxl nnictent nfO, \ My ofCc* ria?* to *J. 3. Patent 09c*. FREE preltmln* i1
:.r .1 ,. Tn : I T, t i.UV THICK. Ro tronlilo to t *ry xtntiintlon* rondo. A.ttv'? f*? not du* antil patent i1
. ... l-.y < i: .to it. It I* the. COMMON pknsb i xZI\*flon
(} ' > " c - l\o B"*i-r"R utiiiit rati lie milJo . ACTUALhXVElcIEMCE. Boo* "How to obtrln Potent*," '
. . t Ti Jin yaiat caa do uttuio i tp t ^ htatl rTc;ortd tkrou6h E.G. Mum'
t.t A.O to?t, SUMS %r?csi?? *poctnl notfeo, wltbont civjo, In tho [ ^
fHiVEMTIVK ace:| tfl
K? -{- '././'cZf/t t&Jfr tSi),jC/L& > UlSBtrated .accthly- E:?ve.-ith ye*r- t?Trnj, $1. * year.' |
* %*t> <yf f% a i n /% r n ti Lata of c. a. $m?w 4 Co. s
y.-T toCkav-::, JiUHTFtt. PKcr.or Chip. jf m Xlh Hr RS ? T" '!i
j'.i*Ai-s:.-.:tftSHSco.,st.iAui* Mo. U* WiBlSLIIU,Washington, o. c. !
% ' ' ?. * v\\ w4 ivwvv?a% vw%v?i
Sold aud guaranteed by ... - ??
TWE"fr (o (P/^
Union
ft I i*rn "Tbia signature ia o? every box of the gennin*
<11 u wui w Laxative Braino^Qtiininc Tabiet?
,-v ? - -
*l'Om pfl mwv a cold in one dnjr
New Store, New Goods.
( baw opened.aFamily Grocery Store
A Superb Grip Cure. n ??. below the i?i?t oiiiee, where i win
>ep h full line of
Johnson's Tonic is h sui#-rb Grit nr /^TTn ^IViAT* PnrT?TTF
c ue. J* ivcr everv !nt?e of Grip !>.? M/JUU, ?l-'UAll, tC)l( r RE,
s H f-eui 'he svsiem 1);h? i* MEAT, LARI), MORASSES,
We hi., an'our it enters the M.mI an. CANNED GOODS, TORACl
rf'lfl i f. t O 11 11 ill' /.(*, the ( tf? 11S (if tii . ./"vrj 1/^1S1\1)CI 1 t \
p:..Ml. Wi : in a <Iaj it pin ee a OH) L* Jo Olid LJUA Kb, also UreeU
victim h?yon the iM>int. of danger (J roceries. 1 also run a
Will in a v tek, uddy clucks a'tenf reii
it, cines. A'k fo? Johnson'st M First-Class Beef Market
Fever Tonic. Take nothing else. , ... ... . .
13-ly and will pay Highest Price for
_ Cattle.
To Gnre a Coltl iri O/ie />nv IFBFF HFIIVFDY Dunur .nn
iiifcfc Ubuibiii. I IIUI1L IUO. %
Tnke Laxauve liroroo Quinino TfcMote. IOC* HA ITU
A lis druggists lefund ihe money if it I ^ Vk/yl 1 I M
il to cure. K W, Glove'* signature K-fiflm Alia
on inch box. 2bc. 43-ly 4C^ly
i