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And tickle their palates with can help you to this enviabh p. store.' Where we have a line < ^ Sauces, Conserves, Fruits an< \ surpassed, and whose equal found in this part of the'State. Do not send yox . store or tc aud then sit down and complai thing to cook, but come to our to stay and look, and though ? cluce scarce, it' you will come ai ?< feel sure that your table can 1 husband, family or friends mac Don't think it will be diss grocery stor-?Ave try to keep and then if you are tired you fountain where you will alwav the very best SODA WATE] SHERBERTS, ETC. In the nothing is used that is not of t quality. ^ ^ A I OAL.L and let us have the pies * anything you ne YOUNG th 4. Local Laconics. HAPPENINGS OK INTKRKM ABOUT T0W1 .PERSONAL AND OTHERWLSE. Mr. W, C. Wilburn, of Kings Creek paid The Tijiks a visit Monday. Graham & Estes, our enteiprisinj grocery men, have just opened up theii nice new toda water fouucaiu. Miss Bertha Wood, of Union, is ii Ma>iiiing Waiting her sister, Mm. W Id. T urner ?Manning Times. Don't fail to altend the Old Maid'? Convention it you are on the look ou for a wife. Rev. D. C. Freeman will preach a upper Fuir Forest Saturday altoruooi and Sunduy morning. There is only one place you cai make money without advertising that is at u mint. The Ico cream festival at th second Baptist church Saturda; evening was a great success, neitin{ sixty odd dollars. Mr. E. E. Williamson has lease' the opera house for the coming set son. We hope ho will bring soin go >d shows to Union. When you havo gained the objtc for which you have been striving, ad additional hours lo your day of haf piness by assisting othors in thei uphill pull. Mcl^.uriu has withdrawn his resign* tiou alut has also upon Hie 1 finest i W. F. Clayton,of benneltsville, wiitte a letter differentiating between li p ilicy and the views and poliey oft) Republican party. \ I ?. / W ririinnr huu t\ i/l Itiu n.c ITJI. \?rv. f? ??r? i??n ua^ ?\a? deuce on Church street neatly public which adds materially to its appearand and is an 01 nament lo that end of towi Overseer Presanell with his strec force is cutting away the grass an clearing out the drains on chore street which helps the looks of tk street very much. Miss Beit?o West, of Hantoc, was 1 Union Saturday. She paid This Timh ^ a vldt and renewed for two years. Th shows how the ladies appreciate Th Timks. We are banking on the ladle A monument is to l>e erected ov< the remaiDS of the Jate Judge VV. I Wallace. It will be a very haudson and imposing structure. Clark Bro of Qreanville, have the contract. ....THE.... Popular Hostess Is the one who knows how to cater to the tastes of her guests, Choice Table Delicacies. We 3 position if you will visit our first class Groceries, the finest rl VnnrohiKloa wliwli pjnnnt we honestly believe cannot be ir servant to the > the phone 11 that it is hard to get somestore in person, come pre pared gardens are late and country proud stay long enough to look, we >e satisfactorily filled and your le happy and contented. igreeable to spend a while in our it as clean and nice as any store can refresh yourself from our s find on draught a full line of 11, PHOSPHATES, ETC., also s blending of which absolutely be very highest grade and purest on us ? isure of serving you with ed to eat or drink. ^ PDfinrn is- unuocn. I The First Methodist church has put I in their order for the line new organ I that is to replace the old one now in use. The C. A. Keed Music House will pui in the organ, which is a fine Heed instru| nient. j I Coroner Gregory held an inquest Tues' day ov?-r the lwdy of Silvia Norris, wife I of John .Norris, of Itadioal fame. She f ' died very siuld-oly Monday night. Tie r jury pronounced the cause heart failure Dr. A. N. T. Roach has resigned his i position with Liudei 'a Drug St ?re and . Dr. II. L. Parker has accepted the portion. Dr. Parker's frieuds are glad t , see Imn back in tlie place he formerly t lilled. It was our pleasure while in Memphis to meet Mr. Capers Scott with his famous canteen. We asked him for a 1 history of its capture which he promised to send us and it will appear in I hete 3 columns soon. f Just before going to press we have received an interesting letter from Vox oil liis Memphis trip. He and Telee phone and the ?editor were all there. iletween us we will probably give our y readers as nuieh as they want of the ^ reunion at Memphis. We will begin next week. One of the young ladies in the d party that went to the reunion had - an experience with a pick-pocket, e As she was leaving a crowded street car some one snatched her watch ^ from her belt and disappeared in tho j crowd. She discovered her loss in a few minutes, but too late to find the thief. ir At the election held at West Springs Wednesday for tho purpose I- ol ,tn t ?? l-i mi vwimi*: n 6^ .j:u i?a iwr " school district No. 57 resulted in 17 n for Mud ?1 against the tax. A graded school will be established at once at |0 West Springs, combining the twc schools already in operation nearby Mr. A. tt Lane, formerly with th# llailey Lumtier Co.. has decided to locaU ' nt Mullins, 8. C , where he will tw en' gigcd as contractor. His family will ?t join hiui at a later day. Mr. Lane hart 1 wen Id Union for a number of years ami h b is shown himself to lie a good citizen ie We regret to aee him leave. Prof. Gist Gee has nccepted the apin pdntmeufc of teacher In the Methods dist University, at Hoochaw, Clilra. is Mr. Gen is a Union man, and a gradR oate of Wofford College. He haa foi * many years occupied a chair at the ?r P. ilnnihin Female ColleirA and Is an I. accomplished teacher. He will not 16 leave for his new field of labor foi ?. several months yet. We wish him t success. I The young man who is in j* ssess'on j of health, g<cd morals ai d a true wife l has a go h1 basis ii|K>n which to build his hope of snores*. Rev. J. T. Fowler, of Laurens, speul the week in Union county vis iting relatives. He has just closed a protracted meeting at Laurens assisted by Rev. S. T. Creech, of K>1j ton. He says the meeting was a snc' cessful one and there were a number of accessions to the membership. There weie only three bids offered for the Purcdl <"a li Go's spick of goo h over wbich there has been such a commotion. .I.D.Collins, of Spartaiibu'g, offered $1.41o. Wagner, of t harieMon, offered $l,Soo, and Drake lonis Shoe Co, of ( harlestton. offered Jfl.ODo, which bi?l was accepted. This concern will probably sell out the stock so it for what thev can get for it. So it seems that Graham paid a reasonable price for it originally, and all this com motion amounted 10 a tein|>est in a tea |>ot Tillman declined to withdraw his resignation and says the Governor had no right to refuse to accept the resignations. The Governor comes back at Tillman in a warm letter saying he is responsible to the people for his action and don't propose to be dictated to by Tillman, which is replied to by Tillman with a hot rejoinder but he consents to withdraw his resignation, as he is forcedjto do, by Mci.aurin's action which he condemns in no uncertain language. There is more Catarrh in this section :f the country than all other diseases put. toRrtiwr. aun until tin- la-c rev year* wus supposed to fx1 it.curable. For a ?rreat. many >ears doctors ptonouuced it i l .?cal disease, and prescribed local tetnerties, and by constantly faihng to cure with, local lr* ataient.. pronounced it incurable. Science lias proven catarrh to tie a constitutional disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment Hall's t'ata?rli (Jure, uianufactured by F. J. Cheney ?!t lJo., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cute on the market.. It is taken internally in doses from I ((drops to a teH*p.H)jful It acts directly on the blood a?>d mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure, ior cncuiars ana lesiinionials. Add?ess F. J. Ciiknry & ''o., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists. "So. Hall's Family Fills are the host. Get to Work or Hit the Grit. The loafing around the depot at. passenger train time is again getting to be a nuisance. There are a large number of idle negroes in town who seem to take a delight, in being at the depot to meet the trains, very few of them having any business there, and consequently make it necessary for passengers and people with business to attend to to jostle against these gaping loafers, some of whom don't seem to care whether they step out. of the way or not We think a moderate enforcement of the vagrant law would hove a tendency to put some of these loafers to work. Let them get to work or skip the town. * Closing of Graded Schools. The Graded Schools held their commencement exercises in the Opera House last Friday. A largo crowd was present notwithstanding the rain. Prof. C. B. .Waller delivered the address in an able and scholarly manner, and was listened to with closest, attontion by the large audience. The singing in which the entire school took part was fine. Certificates of graduation were delivered to Misses Carrie McBride, Cornelia Greer, Pearl Goforth, Annie Howze and Mary Thomas, and to Messrs Lewis Harris, Parhsm Hamilton, Malcom Wilkes, Roy Fant and Earnest Spears. Miss Annie Rodger's rendition of "Washington Post" on the violin was fine. 1 a tie contest Detween mo'ara. | Earnest Spears and Pitrhftm Hamilton for theMunro Medal occurring, it 1 was decided to give each a modal, the teachers giving the second medal This closed one of the most successful terms of the Graded Schools of Union We regret that we have not space for fuller report. A $n<l Death. A very sad death occurred upon oni streets last Thursday afternoon at three o'clock. Mrs. J. I*>. I>avis and Mrs J. i!. 1- c drove !??the 1'iiion Drug Co.', store. Mrs. bee went in to make soim [ purchases, ami returning got in tin imj?jry. She had just taken her sea ' when her head sank and she fell nve > in Mrs. Davis' lap. Dr. Hamilton, he physician, who happened to he passing went to tiie buggy immediately lie am ? an assistant took her out of the buggt , intending; to take her up to his office when reaching the foot of the step he saw she was dead. T'?ey laid hei I down ami endeavored to revive her le , a hypodermic injection, hut she wa I bevond human aid, having; hreathe< only once after being taken from tin buggy. She had been suffering fo several months with heart trouble an; this was the eause of her death. Sin was the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs Herman Syhoppaul and was horn it (Jermany. She had just returned fron ' the funeral of Mr. T. F. bee. Shi leaves four (laughters, husband and sor , and a host of friends to mourn her de parturc. She was huried in the I'rcshv 1 terian cemetery Friday, Itev. W. A Massabean conducting the funeral scr . vices. The sympathy of the en tin ' community are extended the bereave* ' family. The funeral was conductci from the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. A Morruh where the remains had heei taken Thursday evening. Bras: We have just pin and finishes non preva America whose styles ; of beauty and perfecti< JUS 1 Our No. 540?(50 inehe blue, for ! No. 384?(same) finishes No. 550?(same) finishes No. 552?Finished in A No. 554? Finish' (I in V No. 0154?Finished in No. 0156?Finished in ~ No. 0144?Finished in < Also an elegant line in ^ There i We carry the stock and Iron Beds with one side Everything else i first class up-to-date gooi Don't Forj For every dol'ar CASH resent FREE, besides t SE& nn Baiaam BE City of Eric Wilts. Ekie. Pa . brie "> ?Thj eiti reached i he stake bo it I uiiii it Sjc-iiul.i ahcuil of tte Taa mil >. HOTEL NOTI< The Hotel at West < is now open tor the ace elation of visitors. B. F. WALKER, PJ 2?-4t THE HOME GOLD CU An Inerenious Treatment bj Drunk-ir s are Be ngr ( ure< in Spite of Themselvi No Noxious Doses. No Wei of the Nervrs. A Pleasa: Positive Cure for tl L.iquor Habit. It. is new generally known derstooil that Drunkenness is a i and not weakness. A bodv fi jKiison, ami nerves completely i by periodical or constant use < eating lipuors, reijuires an anti able of neutralizing and eradiei l>oison, ami ilestroyingt.be cravi toxicants. Sufferers may now ei selves at home without publici of tiinr* from ItiKiiii Kfl hv tliiu v\ . "HOME GOLD CUKE" which perfected after many years of el and treatment of inerbriatcs. '1 ' ful use according to direction wonderful discovery is positivt anteed to cure 'he most ohstin no matler how hard a drink records show the marvelous tw r tion of thousands of Drunk; , sober, industrious and upright WIVES CURE YOUU lll.'s ^ CHILDREN CURE YOURFJ i This remedy is in no sense a [, but is a specific for tliis dise I : and is so skillfully devised pared that it is thoroughly so , pleasant to the taste, so that , given in a cup of tea or cofTc ] j the knowledge of the person Thousands of Drunkards I in , I themselves with this price lea H I and as many more have been i r made temperate men by In y "OUltE" ndininistered by lovii s ftnd relatives without their k 1 in coffee or tea, and he'icve t .. they discontinued drinking of r free will. DO NOT WAIT. i il/ilii/l Ail Ikir a i\ivo eniii nnH n | | ucmuyi i>j v.... ..... .. j [ "improvement. Drive out tl I at once an<l for al time. The i j GOLD CURIO" is solii at the t i low price of One Dollar, tliu r. i within reach of everybody a t , more effectual than others cost - $ ')() Full directions accomp . package. Special advice b.v sk sicians when requested with' - charge. Sent prepaid to any p: , world on receipt of one dollar.' 1 Dept. 1 EDWIN B. GILES | PA NY, 2330 and 2332 Mark. . Philadelphia. i AII corrcsiK>ndcnco strictly co lti-ly s and 1 rc + iced on our lioor an elegant lino of iling. Our beds are the prod net o ire one year ah-ad of all others and jn and we dont want a fortune for ?T THINK ? 3 high, Brass spindles, large Brass 1 (1 in Dove, for il in Cream, for pple Green, for I edge wood Blue, for Pink, for Indigo Blue, for Jlive, for Vliite Enamel, ranging in prce IVom s no Doubt we can save you from one to live doll; to let down for $6.00. n our mammoth stock at corrcspoi :1s. ?et Our Free \ August 1st. you spend with us before that time g saving you from 10 to 25 per cent, on oinnio-' b" ^ RE. I "?J* "5^ ""Jlir "JiS* ?!? ^K* '?A'<r -,rr fr ~ , which There are people 1 Daily ments that never r 0B find our shoe indu Eikoning Shoes hold out ben rannd i our customers are .W Special?300 Pairs M Mod with | dud tercel ! [>{ in'oxi- y | SS UNION , tyor ions . WATCHING YOL onderful llOS boon Main Street, ose study ? nif fniMnIs III Stylish, comfortable. "owlodtrc R,rert? house or dress c their own |l| ?otl>i,,K but woincns' six ^-tho ^ ititt $2"> to ? - any each r- - ?\ t?v -r illedphy- | ) f\ < out extra & ? * art of the Address f"\ A COM- L# C. t .street, QrQwn an(J nddentai. Work a Specialty. i >n Beds t1wc.? inww K- 1 I i 111 ?ni un: Iicw Siyit'S f the leading manufacturers in I their finishes are iwst. Dreams them either. OF IT! vosottcrf, in Robin's egg $24.00 ... 20.00 14.00 7.00 7.50 6.00 6.50 3.O0 $2.75 to $15.OO, About it. Irs on every Iron Red. Children's idinglv low price consisUmt willi Distribution on ives you a chance to get a valuable i every article you buy at f..HOLDING..' V & m if ..OUT.. '{INDUCEMENTS O who hold out induceoaterialize. You won't cements like that, the ler than our claims, if to be believed. en's Vici Kid Shoes $2.00 !5H0E UO. JR SHOE INTEREST. Union.S. C. M. 1J AIR,1^ NTlST.^wfl^Office Bank Building: Union, S. C.