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Thousands of I Worth of Now c Our buyer spread Northern Market and th been rolling in our Mai his return and we are n< the most complete 'ine c DRESS GOODS, LACES SHIRTS, HATS, COLLA] brought to the city, We also have ma IN FURf To show you. Call on ui ious to show you. Afi please you, WE HAVE T And they must be sold, are of the latest styles a respect. YOURS FOR M. W. Local Schedule for Passenger Trains. ^ TRAIN8 FROM COLUMBIA. J Arrive 0 :15 a. m. Depart 0:15 a. m 1 " 1:40p.m. 11 2:00 p. m J< TRAINS FROM SPARTANBURG. i Arrive 11 :J17 .a no. Depart 11 :f 7 a. m 44 7:10p.m. 44 7 : 80 p. m Local News Notes ( Put Together For Ready Reference < Gathered Here and There by Our Man About Town. i i We insert local lines for tlio ndver t tiaing merchants at 5c per line, on< insertion. 8^c per line for uon-ad- c vertisers. i i Don't fail to nttend the Convention oi " Old Maids tonight. Miss Pearl Bates, of Carlisle, visitor friends in Union last week. ( Mrs. Charles Giahain and children ar? Visiting relatives in the c ty. j Mrs. Croshy, of Anderson, is vicitinj ,| Iwr son, Mr. E. L. Clarke. . Mrs. IJicts has moved into her nev * bouse opposite the post ottico. Miss Ida I Bobo, of Sedalia, is visit inar her sister Miss Fannie Bubo, o 1 Union. 1 Mr. L. L. Wagnon left a sample ol * some very fine lettus in the ofllce tlii week. ?. Miss Jessie Crckrell is visiting h?? sister, Mrs. Frank Peaks, on Soiul 8 street. i Miss Carrie Smith who has been at- 1 tending the Gtaded School has returns* s bone. Mrs. D. L. McLaughlin is going upoi , a month visit to relatives in Croa Keys. The Children's day service held at t-h? ( Grace Methcdiet chuich last Sunday wa quite a success. i The eight month's old child of Mr Joe West, on West End, died of dyseu- I tery Tuesday. The official'count shown the populatici of the LTnited States to bo 7(i,3?.3,3fe7 fo the last census. Mrs. Henley and children who hav> been on a visit to Mrs. Powell have re turned to Asheville. Quite a number of our people attendee the dedicatory services of Gilead church Jone^v.! e, on last Sut day. - * ? f . } dollars Goods are sn Our Shelves himself while in the tousands of aoods have nmoth Store ever since ow ready to show you , SILKS, CLOTHING, as, SHOES, ETC-, ever my new things S11TURE 3 at once, we are anx-1 re are determined to he good: I Remeinbar our Goods! j nd up-to-date in every BUSINESS. Mr. J. T. Wishert, of Urosby ville, S J., was iw Union this week on business, wd dropped in to see Tu ^ Times editor. Miss Annie Holders gave a pieasaut. Mitertainuout to lu*r young frieu-ls at ier home on Main street Tuesday night. We are glad to state that tho little :hild of My. ami Mrs. DePdss who las ueen critically ill is much better. Mr. J. C. Mitel toll, f irmerjy ot York joiuity, now of Serial ia section. Union :ouniy, called in to see us while in town Wednesday. Dr. I. M. Ilair left Monday for the Dental Association which met tins week a Charleston. Dr. Hair inn posed visting i datives in Bl< ckville 011 his le> 1111 trip. A llower party was given at the home f Misses Blanch and Catherine Thomson n honor of Misses Catherine Bell, of diss., ai d Mary Oldham, of Seneca. | VII questions propounded wero to be | mswered by naming a tlnver. The oc- j :anion was very unteh enjoyed by all ! resent, list Saturday evening. Mr. Chat It s Lawsou, son of Mr. Merry Dawson, of the Brick church section, j litd at Ida home last Tuesday of pnoiuoiiia after only a few days illness, lie vas nineteen y#ars of age and leaves oany fi lends in hiscoiuuiuuity tomoiiru us departure. The remains wore in rtd in the Brick church yard on Wedl'tday. We extend sympathy to the i >eieavtd ones. Ut v. W. A, Massabeau preached the jommeiieerueiit w ruiotitnis week for i-he '.Villiani8fon Female College. It may ufcly lie inferred that the sermon was a | t >orl one, f>ir Mr. Massaheau is a vracher of marked ability. lie is ! uholarly, logical and practical. This s usfouitii year as pastor of the Grace Methodist church of our city, and we i .*? iTi'inn iu regain mm as a preacher | md scholar of more than ordinary gifts. TBETHINA was first used l>y JV, "Jharles J M<?ffet t, a g adunte of Jeffar- j fin Medical College, l'h'ludelp'iia, l\t . n liis extensive and successful treatment I ?f children in (Jeoigia in overco'uinflr ! he trou les incident to teething and J lot summers. TFETIIINA (Teething ! I'owdetB) counteracts the effect of hot j veather and keeps the digestive organs ' n a healthy condition, and has saved j lie liv?aof thousands of children in tho J kictor's na'ive state, where physicians, rescribe and all mothers give it, aud it ' s criminal in mothers of our section to j dlovv their italics and little children to ; mffer and perhaps die whpn relief can e eo easily obtained hv giving TEETH- \ ISA. Itcosisoidv 25 cents at drog-; fists; or mail 25 cents te C. J. MoiTett, | it. Louis, Mo. 23-2t Cup Defender Dismasted. Ni'.wpokt. It. I , .June 4.?The cup defender t.'oim itutiou was dimiasUd wiiile on her trip this afternoon. Ice Cream festival. Tho ladles of tlie Fiist Baptist Hum h will reive ice cream at the residence oi Mr. W. I). WiiKins. Tho cream will 1??sorved ou iho lawn Thursday evening, the 11th, troin to lop. in. Everybo<l> cordially invited to aiu-nil. Close at Six O'clock. For tho information of our readers we Will .stair* llnr'. I? 1-trl.ir.iiiM Im*: limu ..i.* euUted for signatures of the merchants aipeeing to close their stores a > p to . except- "Saturdays ami pay <1 it * at r 1 uunit .N tally all the piomiifiit merchants h?vo signed Dor leaders wi.l lie govenitd aeceuiuigly aial make their pUldlHsiS Utlut'ti 0 i?. 1U. Fingers Cut Off. Mr. I u.MsfJnllinaii had th> misfortune to lebe ilie two iu dil!e lingers of his lei?hand while updating the piauing loachhe* at the 'Hardwood factory Wednesday morning The fore linger was also eu? hut it eat> Ih* s->ved. Uuunnig these kiial of ma-, hiues is a dangerous piece ot htiMiuss ai.d i (juiiea tie u'niisr, care and a' ti id ion to avoid aocideut. We \\ mpnlhi/.o with the young iuan in this misfoituoe. He is Notf a Married Man. On Minday. June 1, 1001. Mr T. A Hightower. one of our Union h ?ys, wen' up to l'aco'et. and proeured a wife. The bti'h*, Mivs I la l? (ireen, d.mghtei of Mr. T. E. (iit+.n, is one of l\e. o!?t's most charming ] youuir Ivlies Mr. Hlit'do\v< r wis accompanied hy Miss N>tliie Matt hews. M-ssr-e L? do'i Smith Ivlg.tr VauglMit and L M. Il ea. Mr sun) Mrs. Iiightnwer \vj)| m ik? Uiii >11 their home. We j tin wrh 'hair many f fiends in wishing tlieui a long auh happy life. Monument I'n veiled. The unveiling of the Woodman's monument to the memor\ of tneir de pmt<d brother, the late 15. IT. Bailey, of Cat lisle, took place in that town last Sunday in the ptcsenc.j of a large eoncourse of fiieeits. Mr Bat ley was an honored ite iuher of Camp No ?>.">, of Carlisle, ami in his il-nth the coup los?.s a vahtable member, Prof. W. W. Bruce deliveied ;?tt address appropriate to Mim occasion which was a masterly effort and was Latent d to with thy closest attention by the large audi'-nce. Mr. W. II. (ii-.t read tin appropriate poem. After the unveiling the ladies spread a bounteous repast in the grove which was very much et joyed by all present. Tim ladies of that stction are faun us for preparing dii.ner for out door occasions. J.ist of Jurors for June Term, i 90/ rtltijT WJSI5U. M C K- ily W (c (fault M S (iathoau E A Smokes J C Edwards C C Lawson John Wix W N Bnak II E Malay C C Alexander \V (J Jeter E C Th 'ujas A B Vinson 1) 11 Kurv B B Bel.siil Tlmo Eison J II Chart's T J Hart's J E Hughes Grant C Long J M Bennett B S hardy S Crosby W II Poole .> ,J lJilvis is .1 .jenKins A S Whimer J (' Sartor .1 R Murphy B II Howe It .1 Ki by M M Harnett .1 McJ Pant .Jas G Prince W il bailor Win T Stokes Jr 8KCOXD W'JCKK. It T Bailey X it ir.nvki is .liiiic.-.s Hughes () M Bilue K \1 Snntb G T (imilt K F. Williamson W TTnwy .1 B Porter John T Foster W T Cwimiiiglmm S M Gilmnre T O Jolly J II Lucas It*N Hants II L Spiouse W A L Keliy It P Harry M Kennelt W (J Hancock It A Holcomb I) J Oault J J Hughes T Iv Foster It C Bishop J C Coiieiil W K Ray C M Young J O Harris Pink Cromer 1.8 Towusend W M Butler Joi.n Petty C II Ki.ld G J Lee J J Litlrjolm Reduced Rates. Southern Railway announces reduce ! rates as follows. Southern Railway announces Summer Tout Ft rates to Southern ? nst resorts: The Is'e < f P.dnn, S. c.t -t. Snnons and Cumberland Island, (Li l'.iblo Beacii, Fia., Noreliead City, N. C. etc. Tickets now on salt?. Hundreds of most delightful Summer Resorts and Summer Homes on tin* liiw of the Southern railway quickly and comfortably reached. Asnevuie, noi .-smugs. isj?* or I .urns. Cumberland Inland. Oid Point ComSorl, Virginia Bi-aeh Buffalo Littiia Spring-. Virgina 11* springs, White Sn phnratul Lookout M lUuia'Q. "Tin? Land o? the ttie Sky". "The Sapphire Region", and many other nearby anu distant mountain retreats. Sontli<-rn Railway also ofTeis superior service and accomodations to reach th? Great Lake R-'gion, the Alleghany and Adirondack Monntaius. Low round thip rates Don't make a se'e tion for a place to sp>nd the heated se-'S >n until you write, the ut-disi ned for descriptive literature of any resori place in America and a summer hotue folder. Rates to Buffalo, effective Mav l>t. Southern railway announces lound (rip rales to Buffalo, N. Y , and return, account of the Pan-American Kxposition. Choice of routes v;a Washiugtoii, D (J., or via Cincinnati, Ohio. For detailed information as to rates, schedules or oll\er information, add. ess neatest agent this company. W. H. Taylor, A. G. I'. A , Atlanta, Ga. TREASURER'S REPORT. 1 (Continued from page 4 ) Ordinary. Road. (Ireen .! Lee 2 00 Kopa PondergralT 2 <K) Isoin Worthom 1 00 C r Hart 4 00 .1 L Gleon 1 00 The Rodger Ilrick Wks 1 12 T .1 Botonbaugh, Supr S f:0 11 O Bishop }} 20 Ii N Rodger 2d OO J I T Sexton 2o no Aehmore Vanderford 1 70 K II Garner 1 'Jo P 1' Yates, Agt I 7") J oho (i Farr 1 7)0 \V K IB. t oh ford and . WHliist 27)00 I T C Jolly d 01 J I. Calvert 1 7)0 I \ ?..wv.d. I : 4 ? I ^ r i ...? .VJUUVIV IJIIIIK IV I I) 1 V.'IJ 1 Margaret Woodson 1 00 T L Harris 2 50 I J Ij Calvert i 51 Ayeock Little <k Co 1 <10 . F C Duke S5 M M Wilburn 2B 15 A J Kstes 4 (iO .1 K Spmuse '? 05 (' I". Bishop 55 50 a J F Lhwsou 2 00 .M K Sparks 2 58 J C Mobhy 25 So G C Harris 2 05 Lcnord Keisler 50 T J L Liuiior 1 50 ^ " 1 50 I J C Crocker 2 00 ' M O Deavor it 50 I .1 Woods Jeter 2 (50 * Webber ?fc Whit lock 50 00 J S nilmau (5 05 ^ Gen Muaro, Cashier 2 00 T K Bailey 55 S;i Western Wheeler i Scraper Co 10(55 ^ Webber Si Whitlock 210 00 O T Garner (5 10 John 11 Surtor it 10 S L Crosby S 10 w 11 Hawkins 7 20 \ V S Bubo 0 00 1 J, Bobo :> 70 J J F Bel ue 10 00 W A I, k'-lloy n M Kennett 55 5J0 NV .1 Crocker 2 00 1 I If .1 Burnett K) 10 W 1) Art bur 01 1;{ 510 00 le.aso Comer 1 00 K A Holcoiub 2 00 j ^ J (5 Gregory 0 00 j j J L L:?nb 2 ;>0 W M Sparks 1 2.7 J?>sse Comer 11 00 Robert Garner 2 00 T .1 If Smith, Jr 0 00 D II Fant IK 251 .5 G Farr 0 (H) j W H Gault 0 oO I K G Thomas 1510 1 t i .1 F Will ird 1 .70 ? .1 1 Wilhird 1 .70 I W K Sinclair 0 r>0 .1 1) Hancock 12 20 . .1 1) Smith ;7 00 r u Uiivis 18 SO J 1) Murphy 1 7i> Dennis Humphries 1 00 Win Stephens 7 110 1 0 I) Gregory 12 'J.") S L Crosby 0 1)0 <> T Bellie S 2'? A Oliver Eaves IB 10 C F Sea Ios 1 BO Binder McGowan 15 00 II L Vanghan I 00 T .1 II Smith, .Ir 12 5 ) John Morris 75 West Disinfectant 50 00 Union Cotton Mills 1 25 M S Call man 8 20 W T MeGowan I 00 W T .letor 5 8 > J O Harris 1 50 W S Lawson 5 (?0 Charner Stephens 5 10 1 M McGowau 2 (>o K S Long 1 00 .1 H Bagwell 2 00 2 00 Dr L J Wood 5 00 Walker E <fc Cog Co 8 00 I II Burtles, Treas 7 -48 Lee Sims 1 00 Robert Hewitt 1 50 m .1 11 Bagwell 2 00 1 R M Aught ry 1 00 ' Ed Thomas 2 00 C F Scales 1 50 p S G Bratton 1 50 * John I).i\vkins 1 50 (ireen J Lee 2 00 ? Joe Scales 1 00 Margaret Lewis 1 oo Rosa PenilergralT 2 oo I-oui VVorthom 1 oo W I Beuty 1 oo C F Hart -1 oo J Ij Glenn 1 oo fi J C Crocker 2 oo S sHie Harris 5 oo t J G Howell 221 81 W b Wilson 5 no 1 W J Orockor 2 f>o .lt-rry Long 1 5o t Will In man 4o S S hinder 1 7o ^ Asa dun lb 1 5o 1 :>o i r>o \ John Sartor 1 5o \V J Crocker S oo iticimrj Fowler 1 oo S (f Howell II oo *J F Proctor 1 oo Calvin Millwood 1 oo J T B Vaughan 11 08 George Washington o oo * I M Mobley (I 7!) S S hinder II oo \V N Smith II oo 1 tlT CI 1 fit in .i v? jviniitTH, ononn 52 kj Dr .) M Hamilton 2 oo Walker Worthy 1 f> ? M S Gallman 1 oo K A. Hancock 31 f>"> T F. Bailey 1135 F I* .1 Davis 2 no L R Jeter 2 oo M C Denver 9 oo (Coutiauod Lcxt week.) Why Did The I H A R R Y Succeed so quickly in buil< retail business BECAUSE we buy fo ft/ BECAUSE we sell fo BECAUSE we adverl BECAUSE we sell wl 5 is-fSi i tm Are advertised to be n beautifully Less. We j lave one great and gra blean up the clothing st 20 PER CE )n tlio alrondv low price wo lriv ,'KSTS, Moil's Two Piece PLANX ioys' HtJITS, Hoys' PANTS. All 3IG REDUCTION R 20 PER CE On our already 1 HARRY 6 We still have e Pie Pei 3 Big Cans for only Kinghan & Co. Fin< L. C. Youner's Fine ed Coffee, and just things just as chea cheaper than you < anywhere else. Pi Yours for Bui l/V. H. WES' Sank Building, Union, S. ANY AND E\ u the 1 {ittlcliu<r Mati oiiikI on liiv UbuIxm* A 111 1 >! < %1 K ft ,1*0 :i IUI ri'JM't < <>( I ice iii^ boi'on1 l>nil<lin V. R. McCormick, 1 Manager. rHE PARLOR Having recontly purchased the busines am prepared to supply the needs of your PIK>\ 10 IJ^ >1 and they will ho nltcndod to with p A1.L GOODS HELP Butter, Eggs ami Vegetabli ii Hiinos r iMi i or garden, farm and barnyard pro CM AS. R. sni 1*1 JLOIV Jd ig Store of BELK ling up the largest in Union? ir Less r Less tise what we sell lat we advertise of Clothing aoved has grown are now going to nd explosion and \ T Ml IT! ?-? r~r *-?jr u1 v i4iy :nt off < on Men's COATS and KL SITITS, Men's PANTS, CI''tiling will go at this 4 PRICE SALE. INT off Low Prices. i BELK i few more aches, 7. Fir 3 Hams, and Bulk Roastlots of good P if not a little can get most runes 6c lb. sixif s T & CO., Bachelor Street, C. rERYTHING M*i:*l lino <*?m be ynrd fit <1 to fiu'iiinli ma,. bins oh complete. vV. E. ALMAN. GROCERY *s of the PARLOR GROCKRY, table. J!l WA^TN >rojnptno88 and dispatch. /ERED Ft* Kit. D3 always on band. [Cios paii> duce suitable for table use TH, Mgr. : 70,