The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, June 14, 1901, Image 7
i|f||g Popalap Hesless
* Is the one who know?
how to ester to the
feliW tastes of her guests
And tickle tlu-ir palates with Choice Table Delicacies. W<
. can help you to this cuviitble position if you will visit oui
store. Where we have a line of first class Groceries, the fines!
Sauces, Conserves, Fruits and Vegetables, which cannot b<
surpassed, and whose equal we honestly believe cannot hi
P 1 ^ 1 . n i ft
iuuuu in mis pare 01 uie Otate.
. Do not send your servant to the
store or to the phone
and then sit down anil complain that it is hard to get something
to cook, but come to our store in person, come prepared
to stay and look, and though gardens are late and country pro^
duce scarce, if you will come and stay long enough to look, wt
feel sure that your table can be satisfactorily filled and your
husband, family <?r friends made happy and contented.
Don't think it will be disagreeable to spend a while in our
grocery stoi we try to keep it as clean and nice as any store
?,ud then if you arc tired you can cf h yourself from our
fountain where you will alwass find on draught a full line < !
the very best SODA WATER, PHOSPHATES, ETC., also
SHERBERTS, ETC. In the blending of which absolutely
nothing is used that is not of the very highest grade and purest
quality.
?CALL ON US~^
and let us have the pleasure of serving you with
anything you need to eat or drink.
vniiPdn r-nnorn
j uunu MiiuuLn.
WWI ? 111 f tKX-j>M . ?w?-* .-? ? ?? P^mru; .. >ywu w ^ ^ *w? iA-?fc? *jv i maw^.vi <?m?4
Local Laconics, j v.. TI,icf
! .I 'll'. Nj-'Iio hs * t:o h olo .? C'?vv trom :<
HAPPEVH.V: OK JNUKtS'l AB'-UTTOWK J" -v ?. ? r . hill -em- t?? t-i-s;.,
W.lrt Iir-sl l'l V. ill IStliMll g MliSW"'
PERSONAL AND OTHEKWISS. ! b . ... s-.n. .,r ? - i n, m.. (.<
! -e\s ih.it (!>niivl) l'ii!i|ii'i' was .?!
.. ? ., ., .. , . . ' i.i \ t u; i lit .it-' iiii.' i .1 is st I! ;l!
Mrs. J-noma (JalTnev. ef aHaOa,w. , . ll? ,.e ] q.(H 1u tiilll rt, .
is veiling Mis. L. Unites on l Inarch
?tK*t j ^
J r, Itnbh Kitchen1-", former 'veice? |-1 fair]i (*nnir ol /hi/.',
of t o vvo.ve loom iit Iri i<>ii nil* N" 1. A m itr;\ canj.' "f In!! va- played in
is now iiver eor of weaving at. tin M- - V," b'!', *rJV'
w .M match Mills nine ami tuni-ai
arch M'lls. ^ j \t|ijs pine J. it it iy ss ami ./aine-,
The ice creeni festival given hv the j Hvni ?? >o ! eat e > t.a the. Monaic .j
'alias of I he Bnpf M flitch at. the le- IJe,! Mhehd and ??Oi,lTo ?l ?lid
, ... , . | the hi r?t v i.et for the union Alms
S.enceof Mr \\ . D \\ ilkms was ?'| At, ,n mu d m. the s-ore *t.oo,l: IJ.ri.n
all round success netting thirty odd do- Mni.s 17 Men in h Mils 7. The gaim
Jarji. I w?i* iiiiuie.^iii^ iho.t^h somewnat onemL*
! * ? i * ' ? - _ - j - ? ?
x. , i mi i it i 3iu?*u, rvouic goo i piny ti g was none ?y
*V Next Wfek v ill l-o court \ve?k ?? <1 . h,-l h hid s, and good |V li'ivi ?r bv t. Lh
th-ieisa rull ciiminal do-ket for tliiu ! s d .. w?s a apnea'. feuMins <>f tU? gtiut.
mnu-ou of ti e 3oar. Several mooDr ra-es We hop.* to see in ?re gams buuvcea
aro to come up, {n-oig thorn Tom thesu ivvo jLeanw, ^
Going fMi lho k.llirror of .T M <p'awn. A Gao(l ^tin Co7ie#
and Tom Gist., colored, for *!? - killing of ... , ., , ?
, , , Mr. W. S. Gregory, of Cross k-ys,
another negro on the I)ui can place last ;lt ht. I)0;;,e Monday m uning after
fall. *evH a! dispensary esses are hooked an il'ne-ts of severa' week's duration,
for this to m. Judge 1). A Townsewl Mr. (Deputy w<m? one of th.* oldest and
will preside n?u*t Highly r&*peuud citi/ms of thv..
" county. Ho was S2 years of age and
The Johnson links was reoigati'/ed v\;i> al-vays an active and energoctic
last Friday night by the election of Dr. ci'iz 11 enjoy in# the l>est of Inalth until
,M. W. Culp, Opta'n; W K ITow/e. < f-?v weeks sn.ee, when his health began
. , ,, ?M , , to give way as a natural const nonce o(
1st Lieutenant and k. Thomas. 2nd bls*H(lv?m He had lived a moral,
| Lieutenant. There are over ot>e htuulu d uptight cmisian life and was prep?r?l
ues on the roll and the. Ik>vs are ar- for Mm chu.ge. He leav< s a host, of
^^Fingh.g for regular drills. Union has frioi.ds throughout the county who syin*
... , .... p uhze with tiie be leaved ones. Mr.
ba n without a military company smc- J;,^ory N%U9 ,liailV vear.s ago appointed
ithe cln*e of the Sppai.ish-Atner'csn p,namuster at Cross Kuys which position
Itrmjb'e. We are glad to see this famot.s in* wv.s still holding at the time of hiSold
company once more oigani/.-d. ,,r'd it*Hjd he made a model
postmaster. In his death Union county
It will be seen that considerable of las loat turn of b;-r bi-jt cd /.mis He
our spwe has been given this week to ic<ves a wife, two dini-hcms ami tw<
! t ie reuniou of the confederate veterans ' 'he daught/Uis is Mis L
..... . .... J oi'oWiliag
1 at Memphis and the unveiling of the -
beautiful South Carolina monument a* The Old Muid'ti Convention.
C dcamauga, Tenn. This nrn not 1).
**"" 'T i_ ... . ..... .# - 1 The Old Maid's Convention wh'c'i
1.in ? .nn?! to some of our city readers. ....... .. ?
I. , , . w:,s |.(* u lit I HP uppiu II' IIS? last Fliflii]
b'l'- as r.any of our Itelovod old veterans evening whs- the biggest kind of a siiccpss,
and their families did not. have tie There were some 15 or 20 ladies in t.h<
privilege of attending, we believe 01 r cavtnnd each one acted her part inn
'efforts to give them a partial account f s,y'f? t!,at (^,I,e Cl,<1(l,n,t(.
I * , ..., ..... professionals. The house was well tided
itlie trip will lie appreciated by ?iie:n. the upioarons apphuise was sutfloionl
1 Little Vernon, the two vear old sot of evidence that they were getting their
1 Mr. and Mrs. E. 1). Humphries, o,s>ed re ^ ?orth out of the onterrrti,iment,
t. . . ., , . , 1 hi-is another evidence that Union docs
itlrouch an exjK-rience recently which not have to wait for traveling troop* to
|caus?d his parents considerab'e unpad- have a lirst class ami stiiclly up-to-date
[ ^4 for the lime lining He was playing show in the Opera House. Union cerwWi
a four penny wire nail last week, |a'nJy 'ia^ plenty of talent, and sorne of
. .. ... . tiie best shows we nave seen in the Opera
mother noticed him gagging and j?ouse have been presented by our own
trying to g?d. something from his throat, young people. The announcement that
t*lie knew he had swallowed the nail, she a show is to lie pulled ff by Union talent
cob Id do nothing. The nail passed down 'M a suflioient guarantee fora crowded
m <1 the imrents were verv uneaav for the h M,8e* lhey CVery t,,ne and th,,y
ai (1 the parents were ver\ uneasy tor the |(avfi neyer y|.t Uen disappointed. The
days it lemnincd in tie chud They 0id horse sale was irresbtible, and some
oveijoyed vhen they knew the of the young stags of the town were hit
chdd was relieved of ttie danger. Jt was P"*ty hard. The singing of M iss Mulllnharu
nniiited and the child had a nar- waa RUPurb- W" hol*> that- the
sharp pointed, and the child bad a nar clty wU1 ^ treHted to mHny niore 1)0rne
tow escape. entertainments during the coming season.
i U , Km
! Jtnptist Fluidity School Conventi<ui
Tl-o n' xt irwtii'ir will i?o l>ol?l wi'h
: ili?' f*i?i-i Itjip'isi ? ?*ii I'niot', >
1 v'Kdi?l) h, \V?? |i"|ifi rn Mf
A it I.?*ic itt'li.liPl of tiifi tnoii CPIIlf MS d*!e'
W*' JIM It ?llv 'It it* ) 'ilill llu III
jtoi.il.ill' P > I'l l-timf lh?-lli IO COIllto. Tillfollow
intr q>''.-tiv?ns are prt-s?.iitcil tor
v ilii-cii s o'-:
I l. If..tv o fill n.o Suii'lity M'lionl?
I H'-v J (V I,a\v.-(ili, .lu C|?U Ssiljilfl-,
j lit 1)1 V I'low.
j ' *2 Hip fr*mily nUso\ i's iifglict. il<
iiiqi'i tiiliv't-?(Yalta, C. I> liob ,
llev I 1). Million
II w p'iiv w? indict our Si,ml. y
J iMllOOS tO ItoOoUlt' c ntijlmluis to tic
I' n:'Ti?! i?.? s I. si?*im1 l.y <ur ili'i.otiiT'i;I
itoi ? - CtiHi.'Ui Gitgorv, (?. L'? Kow i< i,
B li.lt /V. ?< 101 .
4 Om h> j>'is*.>c'? oN?Dr. I ce Davis
c I .edge. Dr A 1' MomIuviih
it. >( ti < dsu-UT us to, rl- among
L Bap'is's?H. li M<n-.Vi\, lii-v. K. A.
i??v \\ t) ( I(oujptuit
rj ti >||.uv tu tu \Miif 1 ??!> . u|iy y?n are
" i ?Hev. 1) <\ Phi until, K?--v.
D A. Vv. iiitlUr, Iti-v. L T. Catr<41.
7 L.ei'1 dfjnutmint ehtuolie-h 'hoi
s'abi'ity of N'f.v To t- mem chtirclus?
II F "CJl'fi-, I XV. McfTnvey
5 I-! tIih |>t (KiI? \s movement a
i nect i V?Dr !* Davis fv <-Ti?l411
' >:UldtflS, .III! it >11111111-!", J ),l\ IS Jl ffl llS.
Coming.
A. K IIhmko<-? the fatuous At.'antn
I oplici.-t.i, ?li!Jroui tlie hoine Hi u?f
1 litis uit-aii i-piiO'ii lion e, tit' o;e of his
it: act it-ill opt :ci.o s. will remain at ?I
store i f his auenr, K. (.'. Duke, fur h ?e
ilais only, licuiiiiiti tj .Tina* t?-2 litis
will give the ciV/ens of Uni'Mi and
vtcinitv tt tare oj:>? r 'unit? o: li-tvii <r
' tit- it e\es ti s'i- I frist If. one of the most,
r -t O'Vi . tl >.s ?vel! as rcli ibe opticians in
the Unite;I <tjin s
Mr. Uav,k-s lias all the modem nr>
p!ianc? e fot i ho eijiout il'.e anyi-mien* of
' ^lectHoifS H! tl e>e irl.is-P-; to the eye.
Time b t.o opt. (iin lie I * ; i??<! Si;?t< s
>vli<i enjoys l he e .ididei c? <M tlcj t-.pl'
ti??-1 than Mr. Hawki 8 His ?ij>nio is a
nvliar wui?j tluongi.out a < c'.i a ol
'lie remiti\ ii liihped In over twenty
live nnl'ionsol people. Mi. Ilawkts lias
pri.?l alj j litieii gh-.s-e.-. t<> t tic * yes of m<>l'e
jieoi U* of national hi ?l mien u'iotml
faiuii tlitm any other optician living.
Ii;s wo-del I ill success is riu<' t(? his
-up hoi grade of ixla-ses. ei (1 ?< 'lie co:iti.leiice
'lie pet>|tie l ave i'? lti> ability as a
practical opticaii 'lira (hut wis est
bushed i?. 1*7'\ nearly '! ir*\ years ago.
Call early tis lie will jmr.itively leuiain
lint iInei dt>s, as he has other enensiemcH>
for later Mates. Caution: These
famous glasses ate never peddled.
Lock hurt Bmtd'ti Se*vInstruments.
J r. .T. M Woun, Jr., lms returned
'rot11 lv g'Oehl where he has been attendilia
f>e S. ll C Institute. Me
ciunc hack wiih e<M <1 rejotis iiom hi-,
leaeheisfor >he jn..vr?ss he Ins made in
t.!> studies ami also fin his good d- poi'inieiit
Mrs.- l> Ua I loss lies returned f om the
.l ines Seioi'Mi'y, ai Adls riVtu, X. (',
w licit' she has been .o tvt.d.iig llm sc. stuns
of that \v? 1! known -c.l.o >|
Mis. ' uok>ey aceoiitptuie I by h?T two
it I'M1 d cin i!.< n, Mii-.lein liven It. aid
Kind \V:ln, ni, an no a on a vis I.
,1 .Hill .I.liioxa 111 Cj ill Ulllll ifS
ronn'y
! lit- l.ockliH1' bam! ntviv'-d li ir now
>et i?l i MMiir.?'i'i.s nl .v <
I'l.y wire iuuunt<entred In tin*
11 i\\ i I'll lliWH*ill 1|!>I I'Utllrlll iHi lnn .1
(' ' i Onii'1 iV Co. Tliev s j-1 tn Ij;
itii-li est, sue made as thecal will
W:U!i:,?:e O'.Hi). Tlnv mi?- ciitniii v
b iiuiilii in-:i in* n!s ar.il ill" tone of
k iact) instrument i- j?ei ec. The b?jh
i as cl! as '! e w< oe tuwu fe- i |.|. u<t of
tut-ir new instruments ami finru their
j pisl lteoril wt.feel Mife m Miyiie thai,
t y will :i<!ci new l.oii' r-i to themselves
its well at> lo .he town llay upuieiit.
H MO.
ADV *IKTIS.uD LETTERS
Running in ?he P'mt Otti*v ?i Uf,io??
.S (?., fir tire wtik ending J me 1 l b,
19'M.
IN' T Aught iv
Miss Fannie iVuton (c-il)
Mr Mm t 'niiit
UK' 'oopt i ifc Co
Mr VVni ( 'ddjh r
Mx J r Davis
Mr (bo K Gray
Mrs Julia Green
Mm J F Jones
i M inula Reman
' Miss llaMie I) JJitVfjelil
Mr William Staines (J)
Mr \V F t urner
Mrs Til lie Turner
Fannie Thomson
l't f?>us calling for the above let'
tl-ri Wiil ili|..'.UI CUV il Ulll/oi-llo iil )" '
i - i - ~J "
i wi1'1 be r??|inro?i to pay one ceo I for
|' their delivery
J C5. f 11JNTKU P. M
Notice of Election.
(Vion. il Oloniib.r, Union, S C., .Mine
Id )l. 1901
An ?1 ctinn U hereby ordered to l?e
i hi'l.i Jnl> liud. 1991, to ouo AJ.I'Tnm11
' for v, jn.j 4 -ii ti i tin* vac* cv < cimHim <d
, by rr-hitfu.?Moo of Mr. L D Suudi
5 Sail Alderiurtn to serve oyi llie um-xpiled
i teiin ot Mr \j I) Sini h.
r I Nil's will In open >i?. (yoiirt. flou-e
I from 9 o'clock a. m n:>'il d o'clock p.
in, and "lie f<-l!o'i tt nr.- hereby appointed
rn.n.?ifers of sai-l ehctmii: 11
, M Anvlitiy. M L. Lemaater and Jea.se
11 Hicks '
Only registered voters from W.ird 4
i will be eiuitUd to vo'e in Una elccKou.
Attest:
Machhtii Vorso,
1 W. I) Antrum, Mayor.
Cit-i k and 1 leas.
j [nkal] 21-a.
Senator Morgan declares that VIabama
is not Democratic on account
of the negroes but Democratic by
instinct, inheritance unH principle
lie thinks the removal of negro surfrage
will not aflect the voters in
that state to any gVeat extent.
I Brass and
We have i "-{ p'acod On our fioor an < !. ;
i and finishes non |>r?-v:?iiijijjf Onr bed s are tin
j America whose styles are. one year n!i *ud of a!
I
of beauty and pe rfection and we dent want a
!
I
PH S S 7 S
viuoi s nsr
| Our Xo. ">10?fill iii*rlies high, i?rass spindles, I.i
hi lie, tor
No. 38-1?(.same) finished in I)rve, for
No. o~?0? (.siime) finished in Cream, for
Xo. oij'2?Finished in Apple (liven, for
No. ool? Finisln d in Wedgowood Bine, for
Xo.'Olol?Finished in Fink, for
Xo. 01 o(> ? Finished in Indigo I>lue, for
I
No. 014-1?Finished in Olive, for
Also an elegant line in White Enamel, ranging in
There is no Dc
We cairy the stock and we can save you from one
Iron Teds with one side t<> let down for ?6.00.
Everything else in our mammoth stock ;
first class up-to-date goods.
Don't Forget Our F
August
For every dollar CASH yon spend with us before
present ELtKK* besides saving you from 10 to - ">
it a if w fiitii PP
imliliI S MillI ill
HOTEL NOTICE. , f) f) p. j
The IIolol at West Hpriii'^ \ J t^J {_
is now open for the iiceouiino(.lalioti
of vifiiloi's. ' ^ ...
15. P. WALKER, Prop. | ^ :jr
THE HOME GOLD CURE. ( Ci'-i
; V 1
An Tiurouioua Treatment by whioh v>. ***- . _? h
L?runk r s ?u\-? Kg uu urn i uT*'nL* "
in Lpite ot' Thoma<-lvo?. -v
No Noxious Doses. No Weakening
of tlio Nerves. A Pleas.mr, and ^**^1
Positive Cure for the
Liquor Hab't.
gp g f*
It is now yen orally known and un- p *1 e? * Fj jp^{
derstood that Drunkenness is a disease ? ki 5 Goifi'li
and net weakness. A body tilled with
poison, and nerves completely shattered ?r; /r> |^> f>* r* trr
1 ?y periodical ? constant nse of in'oxi- f'f*4?*
eating lipuois, requires an antidote cap- t fc 2j U {5
ahle of neutralizing and eradicating tJiis **?' " * * * *
poison, and dest roving the er-tving f??r int'i-ieants.
Sufferers may now euro them- ! 1 s\ t
selves at home without publicity or loss Ol'Cl^
of time from business bv this wonderful
"HOMK Col.DCUiiK"' which has been
perfected after many years of close study vy "y
and treatment of inorbrintes. The faith- g
fill use according to directions of this S X J J / |
wonderful discovery is positively guar- j 8 iV P, |
anteed to euro the most obstinate ease, I ^ ^ *
no matter how hard a drinker. Our w \ rcr
records sliow the marvelous transformation
of thousands of Drunkards into IV!;lin
sober, industrious and upright men. % *
WIVKS CUUK YOUK 1! U8IIANDS!! ?
Cl-IILDUIONCUUK VOUll KATIItiUS! '
This remedy is in no sense a nostrum j
hut is a spcei'ie for this disease only, ijaj 9 ^"'paa3:Uil
and is so skillfully devised and pre* 5 '&
pared that it is thoroughly soluble and S a H A ft'
pleasant to the taste, so that it can he | *>?s'
riven >11 a <up of tea or coffee without jn j
the knowledge of the person taking it. f?*1 g l*,!;
'I'll uisands of Drunkards have cured A j| ^ ja ?
themselves with this priceless remedy, 8L m
and as many more have been cured ami ^' 'i
ninth) temperate men by having the
"CIJIIK" administered 1>v loving friends /^C
and relatives without their knowledge p y/T>\r>
in coffee or tea, ami bo'icvc today that Bky j I y?*>?
they discontinued drinking of their'owr "]
free will. I)< > NOT WAIT. Do not ho ?f* CB The new
deluded by apparent and misleading |jr w , ,
"improvement." Drive out the disease f? * r-3 vv.ne
at once and for all time. The "HOME ? tjfj cannot l
GOLD CUBE" is sold at the extremely 8 M stands at
.low price of One Dollar, thus placing )a 22 $2.f?0 15
m ithin reach of everybody a treatment 3 jig Unequalled
more effectual than others costing *> _>'> to S !?| manshi'pth;
Full directions accompany each ^ hd
package. Special advice l>> skilled phy- j? v? Qnlrl I
sieians when requested without extra ^ jj;.
charge. Sent prepiid to any part of the ?
world on receipt of one dollar. Address >MI
Dept. 1 EDWIN B. GILES & COMDANY,
2330 and 2332 Market Street, ??MEagqara
Philadelphia.
All correspondence strictly conlidental. r? -i?s. t
Jt'L
BIG BARBECUE. ^
I will give a first class harbe ute at
Monarch mills on July 4th. That ^ ? r
faojous barbecue man, I).in G Gallman, wFOWIl 8.UQ X
will do the cooking. \X7nvlr a fit
24-3t, L. D. Smith, WOIK. a ?]
i??ec.?rr*.-e\ nMMMM MWMaha?|
Iron Beds
.Milt itit* <_>fthese Lr?><>?ls in a!' the new styles
pro '11 :r of ;lie idip.o m inufacturt-rs in
i oiler- and 'heir finishes arc just. Dreams
fortune fur them *ririn*r.
. ? If s mrm 1
iIK Or I i l
'.'W i.rass K?Kett< ;t in Rohin'.s
.! $24.OO
20.00
14.OO
7 on
tt Vv/
7.50
6.00
6.50
3.O0
l?r tv from $2.75 to $15.00,
>ubt About it.
to live dolhirs on every Iron JJeil. CliiMren'd
it eomspoiuiin^ly low t riee consist;! nt with
ree Distribution on
!- t ^ 4
L I 13 L.
tliaL lima gives yon a eluinco to get a valuable
per coin, on every article von buy at
m p Timnwro m
T\ 1 s'l': ^ %r- ||H J
COMFORTABLE
lift Oxford
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rs -* r.r n
?' 'ftu-e HPS
i ics
*7*>. r r*"3 it3** w ? "ra 4 *2* 'S*.
BifeS, 138 10 iS.UO
'P ? j 00 ta $4 00
l * \t ? ^ fi B Sti? ^ ~ W W
rs Given Prompt Attention
n Shoe Co.
1INQ YOUR SHOE INTEREST,
t. - - Union, S. C.
incvnk ?sot" *ar. -..w fi:>-rvc iray^B
tV. ; cr IT??kTS^ST.rir. 1Cw | m|
ie 'J&HkielO 111
\&& $? Wirmmi I ll
?io) S 3! o o
[tetter than ever and ever the best." ^VJL#
styles of The Herrick Shoe are followed w H
re, but the f/iifif it;/ ami vvorlctnamthlp ? ts|
'jc imitated! The shoe that wins medals S j Sj
the head and rightly. i n
>3, $3.50?all leathers in high shoes and low shoes. H I B
I styles from the centers of fashion?ijuality and work y g Q
m wouicicustyuu iicUt again uo mucft in any other shoc.H J 9
? j * if rf - * i * i w !. {?? ! I
?ftA>TpStjiftSafV<fil>
=i. i. M.T[AIR^
?D E NTI ST.^O^'
bridge Office Bank Building:
>ecialty. Union, S. G.